The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08

catC4ssr." T1lAt's BIAmco'e position just
q this time. but hc'n learn more about
4 aftsr he rsusdes n Cubs few months
1sunncticns 10 ~ amount Of $780, l
hsa e&ngis ~ - not . bad record soi
san Antonio - : cattss market.
II = stated On Spanish authority thai
~ pay Of the GpAn1ah forces IN CUBA d
Sn0cp0oo IN arr0rA When It h brought
/ 70 mind tf,At the remuneration Of Cas-
| lillian warT1ors - but lfttls IN excess OF
Mxpence . day. two facts become obvious;
nrst, that Utere arc . great many Spanish
/ troops In the Ever-FaAthful Isle; and, sec
ort. that most OF them have never az
| yet received amy pay at all. II they ever
get any In future. they will DO In wonder
full luck.
A man named Winter married girl
named Frost IN Vermont. She must have
exchanged tho frozen heart for tho Icy
hard.
Colonel r.. r. Wheeler of Galveston has
fne appreciation OF the merits and
needs OF the coast country, and his article
in yesterdays Post. which appeared as
an addenda to the proceedings of the
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival
meeting, can be read with interest and
profit by every man In Texas, especially
those engaged In floral culture, fruit
growing and truck farming.
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whats tho matter with Hanna 2"
Nothing. The trouble is with the courts.
without their aid Hanna would not be
In II.
Mrs. st. Clair Balcard has been appoint
ed TALLER of Boone county. w. Va. Scora
another point for the new woman"
p. S-Mrs. Martha M. Kicker, tho Mrs.
Mary Lease OF New Hampshire, an
noinces that she will be candidate 10
represent the First district of her state
In the next congress. The PROCESSION
surely moves.
Jerry Simpson Is liable to have a spasm
when he hears that Mrs. Mckinley has
knitted pair of socks for Grover Cleve-
land. Jr.
A Florida physician says that II a. man |
will drink hot salt water every morning |
before breakfast he Win never have yell |
low fever. The average man takes a
cocktail and would rather have the fever,
lake his capsules every two hours and be
lone with 1t than substitute hot salt
water foe the aromatic cocktail.
"A Chicago preacher advocates short
&lrts for bicycling Since plaid stockings
ire to BIO the fashion, we believe we favor
lis Idea.
Mnvnr Harrtqdn Of |
triumph of democracy In the late election
means presidential victory for William
Jennings Bryan in 1900 He furthermore
ays. and says truthfully, that the Amer
can people are tired of corporation
losses and of trusts"
Robert Emmet. the irish patriot. is to
ave a monument In Chicago In the form
4 a 100000 building. to be known as En-
net Memorial hall.
Mono OF the yellow journals have yet |
fisounced guessing contest as 10 what
he name of that new baby at Princeton
'ill be. Everybody believes its first name
mi be Grover, with Il probability of the
,iddie name being either Plerpont or
lorgan.
Tho Chicago Inter Ocean claims that |
he Windy City newspapers have formed |
newspaper trust which controls the pol
les of the city.
Miss Helen Gould, who owns $4,000 900 |
a her own right, has entered a law
chool. When she Is admitted to the bar
cr inexperience win not prevent her from |
ormlng Il partnership. Many a good law |
er would be glad to go into business |
nth her.
The A. and Nj, college boys fought nobly |
1 that football bout with the Houston |
cam. and fell with their faces to tho foe
nd mother earth. occasionally.
Home enterprise should DO eneour-
ged. Houston has many factories. |
nd the best way to build them up--the |
est way to stimulate the establishment |
others in our midst--is to foster and |
atronize those we have already got.
There are well defined runners In tho |
ir that BOSS Hanna will not succeed him
elf as senator Members of his own |
arty are plotting against him.
NJ. II. DcYoung of the San Francisco |
chronicle has Just returned from Paris, |
nd Gays tho great exposition of 1900 will |
e the grardest event the world has ever |
cen. by lottery system, he says, the |
french will raise 6o.oo0.0oo francs to put |
rills ON the big show.
The London Spectator again discusses |
he Cuban question, and concludes with |
he remark. "when President Mckinley |
ives his opinion It will mean war"
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The Austin Statesman. after viewing the |
itiable figure cut by the goldbug dem
Gratis in the recent elections prints a /
>ading editorial announcing It's return to |
he rarGs OF organized democracy. This
hows Its good sense
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The Salvation Army Is engaged In a
most charitable enterprise. that of giving
Thanksgiving dinner to the poor OF the
lty. The cause rs we'll deserving OF en-
DR.. John Grant is in Washington. So /
) Chairman Il. II. II. Green. They arc
10Th In search of political spoils, and the
uestlon that concerns the republican pie
Iuntcrs OF Texas is-which OF them will