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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29

THE statement of the supreme court
that it is not "for the substantial in
terests of the country that any one
commodity should be within the sole
power and subject to the sole will OF
the combination of capital" is suf-
fciently emphatic declaration to show
where our highest judicial tribunal
stands in regard to trusts.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29

THE appointment by President Nc
Kinley of a commission to visit the
leading European nations in the in
terest of bimettalism ought to be con-
elusive proof of his own ideas to faith
fully carry out the pledge Of the Ma
tional Republican platform, which
says: 1--WE are therefore opposed to
the free coinage of silver, except by in
ternational agreement with the lead
ing commercial nations of the world,
which we pledge ourselves to promote"
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29

THE floods on the lower Mississippi
are not without their humorous feat
ures. An advertisement in Tennes-
see paper describes in detail a twO-stOry
house which was washed from its
foundation, and ends with the an
nouncement, Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of this house will be re-
warded by informing the Undersigned"
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29

Through tickets to Japan and China, via Ia
coma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co.,
Full information concerning rates, time of
trains, routes and other details furnished on ap-
pllcation to N. d. CHETHAM, Agent,
New Whatcom.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent 25s Morri-
son Street, Cor. Third, Portland, Oregon.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29
sHERIFpS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

publication Apr. 9Th, 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

- r.-..a &. - v.--~ o,A
Sns y nc ,-S y.
, -
1HV " 80" - g..
svoN - So.,,r, =,
britain II Ns
pseasahts ne h'.1sa wv
ulese' on
Captain Mayne REQ wrote thirts,ioar
Stores ior uoss: 81 49, ~, es,.s.,s
Den tsa1ssi s'ea aiAo ' 81 !, =.
ne ,as @eA'eAu N4l' 80 - -
Green eeinetefs' ho"9o"
The archbishop Of Canterbury, though
jealous teetetaler, always allows his DELI
cate guests a glass Of vine. de breaches
each year over 100 sermons IN favor OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

10 be the smallest diocese In the world.
Thtre Is a bishop. DR.. Thomas Welby,
whose annual salary amounts to only 5000.
There are also three cie-gynen.
a Minnesota farmer insists that corn
makes a better and cheaper fuel than coal
he raised enough corn on ten acres 10
heat his house and feed two horses All a
Cow through the winter
TIE camphor trecs Of Japan China ard
Fo-mosa are beginning to fail, and he
United STAKES government has tired the
experiment OF growing ranphos IN Floriia.
with encouraging SUCCESS.
Il Is we'll known fact that tire tops OF
sli such high buildings as the Eidei to W.
will sway, under certsin co5i1eions, back
ward ard forward. often 10 a distance Of
several feet out q he perpendicular.
The great bridge az Montreal 5eJc feet
IN length, built to accommodate Two. fa;s-
road tracks. two trolley lines aad two
footpaths. Is to ne .rectei by Amsrics n
contractors and made Of American ma
terLzls.
A German scientist recommends bron;be
for xteriiizing water. One grain is SUI
fcisat to destroy TIE bacserla in a quart.
and the bro,nfne can be afterwards reu-
tralized by Ammonia 60 as 10 give clear,
fasfeless water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
HOUSTON. THlRsDAi. sov. .. 1891
4 CANDID ADMISSION.


re- Galveston -Dasizs SsKx. S-r.ng ~
ers,-ps q, a ienxsAy sasseTtsi on .e1z~sais
op.sttons. rr.rtt ;ss .siSoE *.
TN sfrs.t ssysress rertssi wssss nAa
ssks IA'.. 2 A.Tss ca - $3.50 s ,s -
irr.r -sysa sersas8 ~ rr1-s ta- Ger faof-
sur eess ise . .2s.sx tsst. 80 -, "a !.
;tlss srcege-sfy as,6 Coesfaa e-goe save ~
tsrre5 sri tai Nac.1ssy - es
ess..s ri<d. sarsass.e rrrs5ss kasM ss5t ts.ese
e r .s e Eailoa' szs -
= .rssTess nav - -espl-z s.srssssss II
gpN. bai : ihresE4 - fF.sres, yr
rss y eal,s3 r.r --.I,5st ~ s..srr.
rsopA. err Ssssa lecfsEss * esger.st,.
49, ,Ss 500 ,.,x m w ,r5-.sss5 s,,,es
ssze 'fzsse sT4cs e'es Prosperity 2rsa gss-
s-sr ~ o-:ssr.s-s ssssss.s5i-... IA
wsn.'Al ,rasts 81 aa' i7see,iy 70 ssssse
- &c.. n gss-s s,.-,s - 49,. - =.
ssits ~ rsas means nss he rss'ers-
-.
:. 49,.
!, !. -. Z. -'ss
,'.---a....,s- 90 =. 80
t.. ~. -. It,. .-....,.- !,
~. ......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
AUTUMN LEAVES.

Written for the Bainhridge tGa.l Democrat
By Theo. +, Wardsll
Nav the feds with cotton tseuing
thisten in the sun like snow,
And isld tbs pickers streaming
Shouting. singing as they 20.
Ole Ef.sinny Gun forgotten
Down in Georgy picking cotton.
Autumn honrs-happy greeting
From each laddie-lass5e fatr
Round the sugar kettle meeting
Merry in TIE tirs's Stare
ln t.e moonlight slyly zianelng
streiiin g--courtins--sina ng-dancin-
PosEun in the own sleanin-,
RHasttd cccn, with Eaters new,
Snniie Rose, a sing ng--dresrriug
AZ she trrnz thu hos cake. tco.
l.'ile -Eghting-Urawlinr
IN the ar,rmn shate-and sQualliay.
In the barn tchaceo swinging
~ sweet f7sg-ancs everywhere
AS TIE nigEeTs box it-sinRiug
" SIC o1Genge-free from cara.
WINNIE orEy's gran iobacker
Coed enni for King o. Cracker.
autumn winds weire1 music. sigh.ng-
MfAis Ire angle hrlf a DRAM,
y iAc Tossy ssaaa Is iyir-
70 l2g In he gaiaen Dream,
Wee0o III autumn tinis uafsid
S;f-Ake1sa green AMI purplSi eo,d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
THE PASS is WITH tx

M -c-e gratifying ersssaes r=st Ss
as9snss tsF lie ssps~ss & TIE -7rEss- Ftstss
All vsrtaase FsEirzi ssaa lie tasa shEi
the zsvsSxse-s q tAs xEesse eSast rurztTT
are frlsn9F 70 Sss rase-s1ass- TEsy ar
ihs fazoes. S.sp4.as sseess o. sa<s- reEsscalSs
snzs3S<sre4. ihsT arr IT, e1szzs'.oxss o.
txxry gross-s raserisaes 70 s1vaaee ,ss nA-
,sraai sreerrass .. lAe sesae. tAsF zre tie
sa-xaezs Esrr@Ates q tvs-y 9ssesTt=s
ia1se. AZ. their sa=s zas erxa- are ever
ready 70 peRss=zs sssrz la1srE4sa szs
ere-T uzD3e-t2aiss G1at ps.nts 70 iAe sas-
s14sa1 an. vel being .. TIE sarss0-
ID Is sleaasss- tsssrs4gSe to s<e Tbs geo
srr.zs eo-ese-1t4sz sEeT az exssaassE n
s~A4i. o. .se great xssSiasAr Fea;ivai Or
E1sazisEs. ~sleA os~as beTe aa the stk 9.
nszs zoaiA. SOD sAAs4 Is sesigae. z@4 IT,
;esssa 70 S3sy rsrA az ia4go-aai gsrt Il
szhAeang sa4 1avegy1ssag ,ss varied p-c9-
1oas O; sests Teas aas al tAs s4ae ;ire
s5a.-g.ase he usa.=a4iag Aaa 4sreiesaaes'
o. The euas, oos4zsrY.
TIE ssiir4s p4m saabse TIE dasreat sse-
teas 40 sagu 10 TIA ,hsaaaas a visi,ars
s.s straayern sso pLn ,. grsseas via, oaF
SOFA and el.-za.e esz srespse. az e each
eeauzssalty psn ses gsas st IS properly rep
ressats4 b a lsrze aaa airsTsl;Ie. az e1-
hibss - paesisls--by sgea a. szh.sii as viz
s,esg74 og- ysas seso9rre<-!: csa 20, faii
to - lasA.ag aaa groa,asIe ADVERTISE
isezt II !ar;. Is vill be az object lesson
TO anvesiors end aozne seekers. &a4 VIII be
sAe neaps Q; iaaaelng both p9palasion aHl
sar!tzi 70 ioo4ie 70 thls. the mosE ierule,
sais.srious ard aeEsaeiel resiaa Of this
empire state
The Zoe, hosts and believes that the
.T.s viii ecr.igpe It's pagios.e iabors in
tsrsAeTAnce oe the festival. i6as he people
sAs-oasAVus the Ehoss territory win VI;
tasss shoulders 20 The wheel. and ,hat ~
ai-ia tes interests 0, ourselves ani Ii,
section 50 ~hlrh ss liye-1iIi make u.
resnsag exposition living expOunder Of our
~ou0erfu products and ereas, TO al
TexHe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

FTr.s1dns 10 Be arnserxss aas 10 sr&si
for TIE b01or Of the party. sssss aasp- iea
By he Courier Journal. have ~zSea a
rross unreIxnsinr. an 30 say dzsrzrssl.
var Ga the ierror-zflr r.rsy AID 3s1iS-
erateay Aescs ~ ssccs-7sseo-s az1 esseoss
for marx HaDza. gzs tbesr h7rzs;satsc1 is
fully connsssarsse wish the sSTry parts
they p1aysi
Iasesf r.p<xss indicate shs szcrsss o. The
Aa-yisss democracy ant the trsrErh q
Senator Curosr- TIA srrzs sxrzss-ztse
leader bad fearful ODDS sS1t.sr h4-s ftss,
ef zhseA we tAe s-sschs-y ~ sss Baisl-
more San. ssss this opsnalssos r1A -en1sr
his vsesosy all ne Esors so7tzl Vrgtaaa
rsz & rours+ s-ne 10 herself. VALE Me-
srssxx ssxtn rsgisasrs 1ssii,y 10 10 S'artg
CT the eornrsa- rsSx5e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
CLEVELAND Ji:.

Mr.. Cleveland and Mr. Harrison have
demonstrated that one thing we can do
With our eX-presidents is TO congratulate
thsnn-Detroit Free Press
II will be q little rough on that new
Cleveland hoy When be grows UP to reflect
that while his sisters are Americans he
himself was born In New Jsrssy.-Chicago
Record.
wolder IL ex-Presida Mt Cieve.znds new
baby hoy will become ssls-made man
,oo7 The lap Of luxury is not always the
hes. training ground FOR the young
Richmond tIni.) Sun-Telegrsn.
The Grover Cleveland hoy rather eclipse3
the Ben Harrison girl.-washlngton Pest
Grover Cleveland. Jr., is The Joy Of his
fathers life-the pride o. his mother May
he never grow into mugwumpry,-New Al
hany Ledger.
There is so little else 10 say, esnce 10
him the father and the mother have their
tcndest wish rcaiized Mrs Cleveland. IN
preparing the swaddl.ng clothes. had
bought oaly PINK ribbons and shaking her
friends had offered blue ribboas-that are
for girl babies always.-Chicago Tribuoe.
Bully for the girls
All three OF EN-
But this time is my time.
And want space and scope
To yell.
Say. Doc,
How much does he weigh,
Chicago Record
The ex-president Is famous as devoted
husband and father; indeed, certain dual
iiy OF LONELINESS OF character has endsared
him to many who are amorg his most
strenuous opponents In politics As to-
the mother o. the new born babe. 1t truly
may be said,
None knew her but 10 love her.
None named her but 20 praise"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

is successfully grown there The agricultural
classes are most rusperOls.
These statistics ne coniinae3, were
secured from the commissioned Of agIicul-
;rre but ny estimate Is mu21 larger, cT
about as follows:
iss5.... -. -. .....,.. leo. 90 pounds.
ls.1.--- .--.--. l,sss.HsJ pos 1ls-
1851 - 49,. 49,. S.99e.e . pounds
Mr Curtis estimates that TIE cioP Of
1871 SIll be about s. 5000 p9unds- 1T
may b. greater than ;hst,'' said ie, "but
am Inclined TO believe that the farmers
Of Florida. nntii they sicure expert hand
lers. or learn the curing process them
selves. VIII net 20 iAto tob1cco culture
reeklsssiy. bar viii pursue tire conserva-
tive course and grow ,oi'4cco in an exper-
izentsl way"
Dir. Curtis, with T. J. I-sud-I3rown. the
latter secretary and treasurer OF the
State sobacco Growers ASSOCIATION, are
now a. Lake City arranging for tire an
nual meeting OF the association at Green
Give Springs. on January l., II is the
purpose Of n..se gentlemen = secure an
adjournment trc-a Green Cove TO Tampa
where the delegates viii Lave an cppor-
tuniiy OF attending The meeting Of the
National Tobacco Growers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
SOME rosTscRIprs.

The bicycle. as well as the bible row
forms part & the nl2zi0a2ry's outfit
About 2.0eQ .010 oscary birds are an u-lly
hrsd in Germany and cold Tor s3.oo9 Coz.
sutton -Assfed, 10 nottingham. as
given bath TO ncne famous erleGs ers
than any othtr town Ia Engiaua.
According to MT Morss. ise retiring
Uniied Ssstss consul, .there IL no city
thar has more business honestly than
Glszz 5w.'
Fontainebleau's great es2psvine pro-
c1ce1 sS72 sounds q g-ap5s this ear
which. when recently sel9 Al 4lc.ics.
b-ousht il $Ti5-
irisS aonktys are / sTg seat cut 4, ssrse
numbers 20 sea AfsilS. Five tapusz 4
pounds has sireaay bcsn speat ID tages
COUNTIES alone.
a breeder Of Chzri4stowa, Nd. has a
r2,r OF go.ds- Java T@b5it5 with ea,s hat
rCas.,se tge1ty-oRe inches tro.a ttp 70
tip are drag en- ihe graund
An Americas cpnaany Is making Is l.
City or HCxitH = r. saiphur lSpss.ts Ia
the eTaf ? = Sc aoasseee
4. j Rnr,s e. S.a fssIr-sso rus .5-t
maze god Fac;3sr ,9h +. Cape Ho-a s 4
* esd 10 ee Re sly msn who has ever
accom- lstst he 'sss,
4 coeto- Say ,h, y sae.ety oas nay
elw2ye tsll the gas vAese parents hsge
-issn frrm the nnaaS.sr class 70 wealth sy
tbs snRSrso- eusUty II heir hair
Some people 10 the South ara p.ea,et.
Ing that TIE ccrrsnt trend Ia cotton nan
E'setare wili flood III North vi b n.r,o
OF. Faifvss and re South with Yaskve
white girls.
Several csAses q hoo n=rs we're ausonr
'he oeoty isEea ~ ,,emp1 f-ssr freight
pnzs'ed 20 knew what TIE raraudsrs in-
'cnc To do wisA the sar.as-ts,
Tie little island OF 81. Helms IN .,,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Tobacc, ia :'lsrisa.

II, cursis, immigration ,ommissioaer CT
the FLORIDA Central and Peniaxalar rail-
road, who Is mueh interested u prour'ins
the industry OF tobacco growins "A Flor IA
n an interview WITH stan CORE s,s.n mt
q the Tlmes-union and citssn. ssy>:
In bis speech batn-c the LAKE city Tc-
naeco Growers tsir. Tia governor saIa i:
II y here N sviasnse tia, sas can xrow
the oast tobacco. and ,as; sss how i.ri :
y she has forged 10 the frsat Il ,his scw
isnt. In 80 the state rn.sei Isfsso
pcands arr Acre II 1881. a%5si30 bounds
ytsuc1 ~ 81 .seeos Ia pask tcanty onr
hrsa rats: a 1900 poaads aai 30; i "a
VI per round Taese Ars sseear.t facts
Ana yoa VIII and thar wherever ,caaeco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
TUESDAYS rLarTroNs.

10 the hts'cry o. she country there never
sas municipal election that aroused such
fneezse interest. ard asrer a uayoraIty
contest n'uga, With such gsan,-lke des-
perAsson as that which closed In Greater
Ssv York TUESDAY night
II has eesn a political battle the naxnt-
tssae Of which sss neyer esuaiied except in
presidential struggle. AID rarely, even for
that exalted position. have he sfherenis
Of The coS.sasirg candidates wzged such
de;errEnea. an-eraitting. vigorous aad
bitter combat. The honor and prestige Of
administering ne second greatest city In
the vurid--c. acquiring power which In a
great measure wiil rule the aestinies q. the
Siate--shess were The prizes al stake. and
Tor these al the etssnen,s aDd agencies
known 10 elections were snvokes and Ok.
srcised with persA,ency and skill well
nigh unparalleled ia political warfare.
Judge Van wycx. TIE succe xsful candidate.
aood for organized democracy. and the re-
suits q Tuesdays victory on the country
sf large can scarcely be computed a, this
time
y y sAs starter for next year and for
asoe. -
The republicans bad the advantage OF the
naraiue. backed BY the Nationai admins.
Atson. With an ex-eabinet minister a.
eanaidate; Nh. Low was vigorously sus
eAansd ~ che musvunp and gosdbug ele.
nsns with the prominent newspapers al.
uo~x . init behind aim. bu, rot Withstand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

The Wolseu's Congregation cssurns1 con
fess5ee, recsstls in session al Evanston.
1tas Chicago, declared that ITO send mis-
scenarios 10 fovegn lards under existing
opIosisssa ana danger was eotisag short
" murder" The lasies are r.gh;. Good
men ard plotss women Should not be asked
mr. permitted 10 risk Their liberty ana
their lives n belEslf OF lot q semi
sayagcs VITO % NJ appFecisse the sac
rifles and whose rulers os= 10 the case
o4 Turkey tell tksem plainly they are not
wanted Better Try 10 convert me
heathea az home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Prise Mlnne,,.

NANAIathif Light
Rev Jchn s Davis was down In town
this morning. He carried a sirsns in his
pocket which he sssd he used in measuring
rsdssh be raised. This raa!sh 10 eish,een
iaehss aroaud and Is s,ili growing. he
has = beet ffleen inches N ths ground and
six above II and measures fifteen isehes
round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Wen. Wat 81 n.

Crockei Enttrprise.
Inc honsioa Posi- the ether day sens
Charley Edwssds 10 Austin Is Ind o.t
What Charley culscrssn HAD dons during
his seven yeas> ssissy drawing 'rom ,ae
s'ass- Charley EDWARDS .oaad GU, all
ssout Il and ocsrpcs Tires solsd ,clua,as
" telling what be found. This ,ns.ns taa,
Toe Fest u Tor cplesFsoa tor ~ SsnSss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Npnahche Chief
flushing COT on to the market and SELL
ing below the s@tual Goa, CT production 20
Pay the hanks for borrowed money whies
AaS spent iagsly for things that could
have been rnsde az horre win kcen an
farmers Of this country fcrercr poor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Rockford the admitted to the
acquitted crediaby.
D.
E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Ohio Is the greatest state in TIE pnson
Ir all other States the ratio OF voters to
total reputation Is one 10 five. In the
Buckeye State II S One 10 two, and the
ba.aaee are ali office holders,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
CURRENT Fun.


4 Good Excuse---''Why. werenI
hand yesterday 10 cut the grass, y
VERY sorry, sir. but had vi
with the unemployed. Life.
The Height Of oratory--Mrs ~
an PaTsoa Jackson ye'y eicqueo;
Mrs, WhisewasD tecstaticallyi-s5
eloqus n,s oh. my, | wish 70 ~
heard his sermon las Sunday nv
lam an de ass; yo' could ainioR X
yo' heard de ass a-taikin -
Weekly.
a Brilliant Success Was YOU
slsccs IS - esksd tbs friend.
WAS " success?'' asked NJ,
stards. the eminent alIround Y
Was il succsss, We all COX bsfA'
We ?"-circlnnati Enquirer.
The Contrary Sex.-Parson Jon5,3
d. llttlE chile am a gal Do De y,
beloug TO- the contrary SEX
Mrs. Jackson-Yz;s. pshson; g.
,oo--Judge,
a Clever Ruse. aiwsM
pie know that my wife is a rfTu1e
I'm Z democrat. 1t saves ne ~
FANATICS
IN what Way
WHY, when people hear %
r1rry turmoil thxy thiak. Of q;
S cniy party dispute. "-Clesss
Dealer.
Mutual Indir-atior.- lin ll
yogr faihev said that ! was as
your puppy.
She sRiso ind;gnantlyl--Why =
fzaner Soy that, Ny puppy Is snsv
honeiy,-New York Journal
Pstc-t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~, ~
. have very ssngusne dlspcsN
'SsrgEine, Well, <i-. she VI
% wn.ran who would expect %
cut by throwing Va, ermelons
Detroit Frse Press. pa
Some Doubt About It--He-I
your father fonod me here ne
re out OF the daor,
Shs--oh. I don't know. Pa2S
Is wretched- --Detroit Journal.
M Danger ~ Sssrss
Yoakum Times.
The farmers Of South Tex
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

In a couple Of months It VIII he II o-ier
to send ont a rA.sf expedition TO search
fer the relief expedition which has been
DISPATCHED to i,e rslies of Professor An
dyee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

The faithful servants OF the people at
Washington who had 10 so 10 oalo 10
vote can isow return 10 work. whe= the
oh.osns SO h1mc ~ vote the Satssaal
administrator is almost al ssandstsu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

The Vegetable, Fruit and Melon Grow
srs' association OF the counties o. Nueses.
Arkansas. Bee and San Patric.o wiki hold
an srnportass meeting IN Corpus Christi
an the 18th instant. and The Post sin.
eereiy hopes tAey viii 10; fail to arrange
for the proper representation Of he tour
counties AZ our ccsning nsdwinter fest.
val. II VIII be an event specially gotten
up to beaefit and nphuila the eoas, coun-
try. and as such every mar who Will take
part in thc Corpus Christi meeting ouga,
70 feel personally interested IN It's sue
cess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

ano AZ me pcsTorSEf Al HDUsros. IfxAS
AS SECOND CLASS aAyTtR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Yoakum Times. 3.
The farmers Of South Tex
hclding their cotton for .
can now fall back 90 h0g
for = time, rnd this being =
is listle possibility q ~
death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

The print OF maay of the country week
ties shows that cold wave has struck
Texas. Summer ias, Nike summer Wits
key. can't stand too mnoh cold weather.
any more than car the yellow fever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

The iiiynois Supreme court has Just de-
eids-a that expert s1nwledge' IS 40, per-
sosSal property No. ii seems 10 be tbs
property Of everybody these days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

PRIOR 20 The eiees5ol Tom JHfnson went
aropsd Sew York tei.,1g everybody he
eosad s0fN7saaole. why. It's Ike p.cklng
msaey w on toe streets 10 hei on Tracy
waader Sta. Thomas thinks Of his pre-
sEc;lrr Bow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

J. PIerpont Morgan = aa cxtrarAsant
Knss- He Is a great smoker. ard the
cheapest cigar nc ever lights costs him
si-21 Pass the weed this way. coionel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

f~r sae ae-n3rrscy os Texss fs- inr TeS1-
lar rsxrr 10 b. defcst@s ~ Jrsassas kear-
by HaG ~ s1lsro a~<reSs;2Sn- Tar fAet
- ~ Sest il = s.rry t1GSe o. rhas .
k.ert k,r tns 1rrno.-ncy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Spain "a seljlng Ger navy ready iust as
though she tnigAt 9eaa H. THERE'S no
danger Tcm Reed VIII sat permit cor
sress 10 say arytialug ugly. and NcKsaley
-Veil he's in tae hands C lbs friends.
the b5taho.ders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

,enxrr-esect vaa vvrx y . f-ss HEvsr
aserszrrzs. sns r@pv vsesi Mr. g-yaa- ae
s0yr. rstk al MS h@sr+ And scasL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

nld y2u know thar Siaat silver sa~le,
Sometimes sa.d to b. dead by the god
sssss Sc RAPIDLY becoming very lively
CORPSE al over the cs9intrys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

- oA'sy scsT. Tn ,.s s, !, 2. e. scsv'
GziLwns1ilr post. ~ Goa - ~sss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Captain Lowering Of Fort Sheridan. near
Chicago. who recently trested Private
Hammond with uasohHeriy brutality. will
be eourtnartlaled. He ought 10 be cash
.ercs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

cap;asn General Blanna IS Surrounded
by ,syce Of full-sleeged generals nuaeT-
ous CROUCH 70 make & fsFsats2isse scE;se
agit!cst tas yshnis cgsbar array
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

General Prosperity OF the republican
brsxss get back eye on Tuesday. Tae
p.-5rse have m2re faigh - honest demo
CRATE prosperity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Prsss5en, zeiaya. sietator o. one o. the
personalities OK Central America, rules
with IN irsu rod The dispatches describe
him az bendi, who robs at his own
swce; wei a13 ssmmarily executes those
who prsses, against his gersie sway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Some Doubt About It--He-I
your father fonnd me here ne ~
re out OF the daor,
Shs-oh. I don't know. Pa2k1
Is wretched- --Detroit Journal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Ana zrbers rs< Hsa-T W2tisTFor avs
nss a.SatsoazE'- SsSnss-att -Et7 i1e Foi-
s-r ~zg s-.i-sg on Ia Cd Krzs2.xs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

EnsAsa statistics give tbs Interesting In
formation uhek - women out Of every
fnnlJn aee 10 The age o. ZOE. while oa.y
eighty men OF the same NUMBER become
cssatensrians. The women are getting the
best OF the stesrer sax Ia everything
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

This country IS again at peace. The
TAnnany braves have retarn.d to the
wigvV2gn and General J. Fros; has kHoek-
ed l7t az summer SHY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Airs Thomas Jones OF Texas has filed
ssit IN Jaarer county. Mo. as one OF the
Aeits % t.lixa c. Webb. whose estate
Is valued al S.aaoca she Claims 10 be
the decedeats grandiAnsAsxr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Mayor Quincy car now afsori 70 shake
hassis with John l.. ard tcvgivs and for
get.