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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
SOME rosTscRIrrs.

There bavs rvcensir heea one or tyc
,szgssasa5t 2ecsSe1ts In Ne1see tarcoxn
ron8olas tei1g cut down By TIE ''5enry
sEsam launches.
The beautiful American rzEnbew tror;
rnrtxsplsee supsdly IN the nrco6s II AIS
tia. hAs a recent writer complains tast sh@
hesa IS too scss sa5 izsspiA 10 pit4se es1.-
cures
a jefferson tMel farmer who planted
three bushels o. good ro;ssoas ard bar
vested oae sashel ok Eeor pnsS IS ieE1EsoTa-
rliy Disabled fran wAistIiog Yankee
Doodle"
A lighthouse az bamboo hiss iuss been
bull, Ii japan. u Is sait to have greater
power 81 resisting shc waves ;tan any
oiher Kidd q wood. and DOES not Tos Ike
ordinary wood
An experiment. was recently made 20 see
hor e4s. s bee could Hy. Its hive was
attached TO the root o. ! train. which
ATTAINED speed OF thlrEy msIes an boar
besore the bee was left behind.
PortTssss e Wash.ngton. Lafayeste.
Franklin ard other M@sons psinsed or the
walls 81 Bosions MRsc1ie temple have
beea deity removed &ad will eacvn the
mex structure when IL is completed.
The oldest sailing craft In the world
Is The So c&licd Goslssad ship, Nlking
vessel. which was discovered N 81
pg5chiel mound on the shores OF Chris
tiaris ford. 1t IS a Thousand years old.
TIE Aihambra was built by Ibuel Ahmar
SOLELY for iho SAKE Of his beloved wsie.
Zelsika. who fDlnd only monoiony in the
dull life q ihe fortress The work. how
ever was not completed 10 his lifetime.
remarkable eel has been discovered
in the Fiji Islands. Il has = peculiar for
nation In its thToss. which causes 1t 20
whistle when IN an excited stale The eel
"a fifteen feet long and several inches Ia
gil1h.
The arabian and African Bedouins. when
suffering the raags Of hunger and having
nothing wherewith TO satisfy the cravings
OF appetite. draw their belts ,ighdy 70
compress the stomach. and thus suffer lees
gastronomie inconvenlence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

ing the papers. as soon as be hs1 done
s.. in pile upon the floor. Hts black
eyes, long black hair. brushed behind the
ears, and thin, sallow cheeks, were iot
agreeable: but they made UP striking
physiogomy. The black eyes Slit,ered WITH
a sulIea fire: the thin lips were wTeai nea
with a sarSiolic smile and I was informed
that the youth lived the life OF q solitaire
voluntarily ahsenting himself from soc!tty
10 give his days and nights to exhauIunE
study.
MI. Daniel made brilliant reeo.d IN
journalism before the war. and PRIZE ssor
Mellsn says OF his ooaduc, OF the Exam
iner during the days OF the Confederaey;
Mr. Daniels frank and open opuosition
to the authorities began almost immediate
ly az the outbreak OF the war. and conuh-
uoa TO the close Of his active lie Nj.
Davis he regarded as sNlf-coasi.tu,ed
leader. possessing none o. the qualities
Of leadership. infatuated with his awn .sif-
Importance ard pTeconceived notions.
blindiy following the chimera OF his own
Authorizations ana recklessly guiding the
ship of state into the maelsirpm of certain
defeat. The heads Of departments he
locked upon as puppets serving the will
and obeying the hehests OF an auiocratic
superior The legislative department he
deemed an inefficient. eEeminate orsan!va-
ticn, q mere play;hing 10 be handled and
DANCED ABOUT as STOW ~.
doing something. He honored Lee. Jack
son and Johnston, but for Bragg, Hood nd
Ptuberton he felt a contempt that lor-
dered on hate. For the presiient's se'tc-
ton Of such men. aud his removal OF JOHN
sion. thare were no words o. censlsre ade-
quate to express b. disgust ind condcmna-
tion. To ths soldier in the rench he MAS
devoted, and in turn, the soldier believed
in him. In his battles with the authorities
he had the sympathy OF the rank end file
Of tbs Confederacy, and, supported ls this
sentiment. he was enabled to maze bis
voice heard IN the councils st Rich,nond-
He did rot contend. with the zen alone
but WAS actively engaged al intervals in
the field. While serving on General A. p.
Hili's staff IN the battles around Rich
mond he received wound which disabled
him fer further service
He welded an aggressive and a bitter
pen. Men feared and admired HIM. He
was ABSOLUTELY fearless snd nde9endent =
virginiau Of the virsinisns. devoted TO the
cause Of his native South Disease uerNs-
warped his mind. Scne idea Of his relie,-
Gus helie. may be gained from the state
n,eDt inat his faycr.ts writers were Swift
Voltaire, Theodore Parker and Emerson.
He fgishCA his career at the carly age
Of 40, and died Just three days before pich-
lno-d fell into the hands OF General GrEnt
In some respects ne was the greatest az
Southern journalists. though Il IS doubtful
whether he would have been in svYn oashy
with the enterprise and methods O. TIE
newspaper men OF tad1y But The same
may be said Of Other famous ioura alists OF
the PAST
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The Prince 81 Wales now iinds Il nece>
sary TO practice abstinence from bread.
Hall Co:uc is already at work On new
novel which deals wi;h the drink CUES
ton.
The only surviving brother G; Grace
Darling Is said 20 be a paupeg 10 NOT b
Sunderland parish.
General Bleed is in ladia jvss row but
there ia = Genera! SLAUGHTER Ia Loodon
The latter Is On the Retired iis;.
The Duke OF Connaneht has made him
selt very popular al Aldershoi. AZ no
tine has any mc EaleF o. the royal house
shown euca eRa5sy aEd originality in mill
tary rgsrs.
rsefcs'oT yaliauri the I.a;la scholar. lei;
his whcse fortune % 500 fte 10 the Turin
Ac dcuy c, scirnce to found prizes for
me bssi works on physical Science 2ai OF
Ls Ga literature.
So Maycu. who has lust received ~.
tiric1,. from Con university saheol 81
Law n. Maine. "a the first heir TO an
Artisan ihrope 20 10 ever q .1dYased from -
American college,
Use kiuS @. Siam took lanchsoa the
o.sf day with Friace Bismarck az Fried
Ctchs-Uhe SD las since Scat him sAe
Au,.ly onie. OF tie huuse In brilliants.
GdcrEe3 wlth portrait q ainaselt
Elizabeth Barrrt BrowuinEs carefully
concealed age is exposed 20 a rr1c world
on a tablet IL Kelioe parisa church. near
which she was ho.n. March s, 1895, She
was, therefore, 8 years older than her hus-
hand.
Co,onel Michael Y. Sheridan who has
iist hcan Transferred 10 me Department Of
he Missouri by orders from Washington,
IS brother OF the late Phil SesfiaaA
stike Sheridan was Llttln Pills chlct see
rotary shea tha lztters headquarters were
~ Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
A Famous Southern Editor.

birmingham Age Eerasd.
The greatest war editor OF the South was
undoubtedly John II. Daniel o, the Rich
moud Examiner. In the last number of
the Southern Methodist Review there Is
an appreciatiye sketch q him bv Professor
George +. Mellen OF the University Of Tea
nessse. which deserves more than pass
ing mention.
Like some OF the greatest writer's aud
orators. Mr. Daniel never went 10 COLLEGE.
He did not even so 10 school. hu; was sdu-
Gated al home. This was the case with
tie Duke q Argyll. William Vert ela not
h4.Vt a university education. Lord ErSAlnA
and John Bright were masters % style.
and YET Jhsy had no classical training.
senator Morgan. his old teacher. Says
Daniel went 10 school but one wear.
All Of these men Scaplred culture in
fo-Ea&;ssa and style by their omniyeoods
habit e Fsading. and Daniel followed tie
same road 10 xnOw!eage and poSer.
Judge Rpaegi w. hughes thus describes
him as be appeared when ne nrst NET
him
Il wss struck by his strongly iaarh ed
1eNtsh features. which. however. acre an
iioae ard cSasslesl- HIS raven black hair
vas ;Aen. ard for u5sny years afterwards.
SOFA lo1S His veil-shapen rose vas ex-
ssasAcpliiy hu, pleasantly prctnlnNat Hts
neliA Was large. With well develo1sd a. q
! lady would say. bewitehingly expressive
HIS HIS dark brown eyes we're brilliant
ard piercfngs HIS complexion soraheF, HE
fss4Ee th4n: and his handsome. clsssieai
ecu2tfnsrce capable q expressing he most
x.aniag k.r5liucss OF the nscst rcueils Mt
se9rn- He vas Of medium heieht nnc at
it-uA,ed figure. seishssg never srNce than
10 Pounds HIS constitution vas feeble
Niih constant ;en1ency 10 pulrn0nary
disease. Of which inAee. he eventually
died.
Another picture az Mr.. Daniel N this
time by John ES.en Cooke noreitst ana
historian. IL "Mohun.'' viii pEoss intsr-
esdngs
AZ the frs; glance I felt that vas IN
the presence o: an original character. HIS
iahoTs on the Examiner bad lust sGm-
nezsst- He wA< seated. half recstaiux. In
an ArE-csair. surrounded ~ sxshsn ssa,
from ~hsch hs cltspsA passsr1phs. shPuv-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
norsroS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER :, 1877
IT EN p A. Or f :
TEXAS poRr PROSPECTS.

TIE nFoSsuCe Of deep w2ie- al Galveston.
eoap,ea With iis iiasnua!'y from yellow fe-
yer sais year wAIle the iassev is beooEaiss'
general epidemic Ia New o.leAns. 80
tossni to have decided aGec; upon the ex-
Tog. sna inpsrs trade o. the two cliies
Tho export trade a the Southern ports
h.zs been ssess3iiy ca the increase. The
stf.nsas Of ike poy; Of New York has been
noaeeabiy decreasing, on the other baud
ard New Orleans gathering In the chief
benefits resulting TO Southern por;s from
this Northern lcs2. In tho PAS: year. how
ding for more than an equal division Of
this rev business and has shosn a pho
ncnienal Increase In iis export trade. The
West, from which this business for both
Galveston and New orleaAs has come, and
II is fact that Il has come from the West
rather than from the South. Will not be
slow TO see that business IN any year is
moro likely to be kept open through the
Texas ports than through New ORLEANS or
Mobile. In the recognition Of this fact wal
come the trade
II is always easy and certain that he
fever can be kept out Of Texas The re-
curranoc. on the other hani, OF the cpl
demso this year at the crescon, City has
beSn notification to the business inter-
osts Of the West that DANCER luras in New
oriaans every summer at the very time
vhen the grain export business ia the
heaviest, and Ia seeking Southern ports
they win naturally aud intelligcntiy look
10 ths Texas coast cities--beyona tho reach
or infection FROM Cuba and abiy safeguard
ca b. IN effective State quarantine.
Therc Is no disposition In the Statement,
OF these facts to gloat over New Orleans,
but he cold facts must be admitted TO
Houston. seeking gulf outlet. these mat
tess aud reflections are Of more than or
dirasy interest. II VIC learn the lessen tina,
TO pat ourselves IN thorough. absolute. un-
questionable sanitary shape. and keep IN
thai sisApe. AMI obtain our deep water out
let, VIII mean even moro than We have
Anticipated heretofore, II ought 10 be an
additional incentive 10 us TO ace that such
denominations are quickly and surely ae-
conrlixhed. For OF all tha. has been said
OF tho possibilities Of the traas Of Calves
ton. double can be said Of the possible
ecnrsrce Of Houston whom We can set gu,
easily en- deep water to the sea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
KITCHEN ECONOMY.

Husks taken from green norm nav b
torn in narrow strips. driea and ussa 10
stuff veranda or hammock pillows
Some heayy unbleseheA muslin shc,sA
always be placed over The tlon- tar-el ~ :
der the lid. 10 keep cot duss ard Insects.
Soft sap. made frosz half ps.f-d o.
bard soap and two quarts u assling 1sre-
Is more economical for izaS4sy PURPOSES
than ordinary washing sasr.
A variety OF bags 10 sssartes s,zSy. a.
beied and Fastened 10 he ;saasrr acor 10
hold kitchen towels aEa dysh elssss r~s.
Isncd ard ready for sixe. Is fsatrre In
Kitchens where the eo1ks csarsnlenss Is
attended TO
Inc yoiks u esrs dry Airro~, as soon as
they come in contact With ths Air. M, q
dropped at once ia;o cup OF MIA r.,sr
VIII keep n good ocrd1<ieA n a. rxtrir.
srnr for thru o. four exya
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

II Is the habit among some salesmen 10
eaGcavor TO persuade customers into buy
lsg sosneealng elfe than things asked Tor
IS iha rexalt o. the advertising OF special
sssz. ,hs advantages Of Shsrh are presented
in ,hc Advertising columns Of the ness
pavzrs Very frequently something Ss offer
cd. guaranteed to be Just as good u
rsfy cttes happens that the store inauiglas
80 this Imposition makes more nseuey from
'.trEt as s5ei'' preparation. bat The cas-
tosrasr is the loser. Reputable dealers shonia
not Try TO Substitute and customers should
BE careful to protect themselves by insist
Ing upon being given what they ark .og Or
gsssg elsewhere 20 get IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

Martavtue the that was ever
citizen OF MnTova in 'n
ssnding nsek
paid him ue earned
afflicted with rheumatism OWE"
and applied for pension AT
his trouble he TO take
when it due Il late
his
turned the ~e last da
disability had
entitled to the panson and
Mr.
well Go and
has famiiyo tour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
CURRENT FIJI.

An Evening Syrnphony.-lnss|
ting in the quiet moonsgnL \
the various heavenly bodies v
the chimney tops. One o.
around her waist. one OF ~
hers: and. II he had posssss...' N
and hands-which unfoNunasss.s
they would probably have ~ ~
engaged. The music from 1 u
from a church across .ne ~
ward them, and the shriii 80 = J
calling to its mate in the sls .a,s|
broke the stiffness. AROSE.
aIsn't II perfectly beautiful
said as the music pausecIl~., X.
Yes" he answered n'us' Mi
are said to do Z WIKI thsis ~ ,s,|
so the charm was sadly of'
Coasolation.-"There Is ~ Z
of time" said the philosopnss
planning about tie uey.. N
but II is so varianie'
hypoohondriac. n
There's just the po.n "a
don't happen TO like VIVA. y, nj
you can be certain thar .Alr1
the next few hours. "--
The Place for Hire -nn 80
he never reads the daily ~, +
Heavens, What an ics"
Cleveland PLAIN Dealer.
In Boaem,a.-.I prepars
myself.- observed the o1sss,sr
ment since had been w'on Sss =
ing ash would go ano'A
washing. ,.,r..s a
IT eat In n cafe. re,o
hemian. 1T saves fuei'
Saves fuel?" tasi|
YES; at every meal ~
enough TO keep my nn
next meal.---Detroit jour
A Good Guess. IN ~ n
racing. / think the soeSs,1
ven<ion Of Cruelty 20
In and put a stop 70 IL. ri
We'll, old man. I'm so's
all I can say" " n
Sorry for mcs WM
''Oh. Of course You ns
ths wrong horse
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The Awful Little nrnther

admired her beauty rare. praised ha-
pretty Titan hair,
SPOKE in raptures of her eyes SO bright
and laughing,
W her dress so nice and neat. and her
smile so killing sweet,
ana assured her that ii was no idle
men Ger little brother dear sprung a grin
and. despite her head and fr~ar 49,,
Ing warning,
Cried aloud: .oh. she's ap r,Sa,, o..
iooks mighty slick tonight,
But, great Scott. you'd ought 10 aee ~,
IN vhe morning." 80
Denver Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

generai Of the United sssses' u e su'
Justice 10 say that Me. caevesa7ds a.
sorpey general was - rerniss n bis cH'F
"a Mr.. Hxrrssoos. The big conc'nss ~
4 word. have carried thsrgs to sait them
selves and the fer State prosecutions
brought against them have merely zen
rust,r.v OK curiosity to the general pussic-
II may be possible that M MesennA
r,sy have determined 10 10 out in earnest
after the trusts. ard THAI he has lAodabae
dcssrc 10 perform his duiy and as'0'ssh
these dangerous restrictions upon sra5e.
Ia. II 90 let him attack the evsi In the
hctpe OF the eysI--lct him not sirsls cut
few feeble snd tiickerinx I've stock "a
changes In the West. while the aa-sinis's7-
lions great friends East so unwDiD3e1 o.
Justice TIE public may watch the cut.
come o. these ordered proceeaiass 10 the
West With Interest, but il Will also tx
poet 20 hear that sII trusts have been
treated alike. without fear CT fEv5r ana
that The Mckinley sdnfnisirsilcn has In
auguvased a general and bitter var assaast
ali combinations In restraint Of trade lne
Pos; VIII eheerfully give them lbs cssstit--
when the facts justify H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

- - : desiy<red to ary rest o. .ns ~
11Er ~ carriers ~ ti.@ -: M ~ -: v~.ar.
:; 80; SIX r'oa'f'' 49,
~ rnectors Bsrng has charge Of sns
CITY circuiA ton and Collecting. ,n,
W~ssra Thecdore Fssrtng and Snsr "a q,
crt'-.r- az AUTHORIZED collectors o. A.
cssr MIA both advertising ami sSosc.. - =
sio5. Srd 90 rscrey shoult Be PAID 70 al
err csher than those canned unseS sp 80
vrf.ss, Authority signed by The bpsinss :
Eas,srsr Il s.acwn. Al accounts o. N.y
Erc SHOULD be pesd By cheek u aAsos -
re sIourtor Pringlng Company.
No ''orsess for goods etc. ars go. 11sar ~
he MANAGEMENT, ard rose w1as W -SSeS-
g III payment OF office bills
Sussr-ib~-S falling 70 receive me pake
regularly vii. please notify the cin~'
tersrsi 10 BE- Delivered not later than 50
q n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
Merchandise. gold
Another Name Wanted.
Mobile Register.

There is yariols, or smallpox. and var!-
oloid. disease resembling smallpox. There
is scarlet fever and searletina. There is
yellow fever, and something that has all
the appearance Of yellow fever, but not
all the effects upon the patient. or upon the
atmosphere that surrounds the patient.
Ought not this fever OF mild type be
called by some other name, How would
yellowine do. or yellow feyerette?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
TEXAS POLITICS.

Colorado Citizen: Editor Bowers o. the
Crockett Enterprise IS doing good work for
our next governor. the Hon. Joseph d.
Sayres- Tom" knows good thing when
he sees Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
We're Too Busy with other Thing.


Last spring the people OF Houston were
elsisd with the idea OF cleaning out Buff
ta!o bayou and having deep wafer. They
then said this would surely be done and
that ere long Houston would be e very
large and grand city. the metropolis Of the
South. The talk died out SIS suddenly as it
sprung up. What is the matter with 1t!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
Mexico's Trade with United stateE.
Mexican Herald


Mexican Herald.
Mexico and the States are doing grow
ing trade. and the anacipations o; Mr..
Joseph Smith Of the bureau OF American
Republics regarding what might result
from some measure Of reciprocity do not
appear over sanguine. Let US look at a
few figures:
Seven months trade. Merchandise. gold
values 1897. 1886.
Mexico sold L. s. .slS.sl2.SSo $40, 4ss, 722
L. s. sold Mexico. -. 12.e93.270 12155,S36
This is an excellent showing and is an
other proot OF the activity OF Mexico dur
ing period OF silver depreciation. This
country has had something 10 sell and
thus was able 10 buy more heavily.
! We add the value OF the silver and
gold exported 20 the United States. the
former largely In transit for Europe and
Asia, the figures reach a great amount, the
gold sent from here TO the United States
in the first seven months OF this year be-
ing worth sa.5is52a and the silver sl4,-
eS6,3Is. making a total expectation OF $780,.
es5,23S, gold value.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
Barney's Baroo.
Sherman Register.

.--4V. l-lEl tst-IsltI.
There Is probability that Barney Gibbs
vii so To Mexico to engage in mining
When he gets there the volcanoes may
Just as well so out OF business. Barney
can make more noise with his mouth than
all Of them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

New thar weYse- has ar-assst fo--
tune and rs TO retire frc-aa Cnea. he r-arget
come % 1lse Unxef States and insH enc
Of The Big trusts. ZIG cooi1 be rss+. 30
n..f ,ra.a N, sslra..str.s,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

Saws SaRas,a 10 WeYier. VIII YOU re-
siEr@ SAYS Wey.er % Sagasia. Nein,
&c. rei..
The curriculum ~ the Texas puhi,c
schSois should include thorough snstr4sc-
tioa IN Spanish. The day IS no; far dis
;ant when tlse trade OF Mexico and Cen
trail and South American countries win
By handled by the U,la;cd states. =
klsswte1ge q Spanish thcn would be o,
prariscal use 20 our Texas youth. Span
'sh could. with profit, be Substituted for
some Of Tire fancy languages which are
al presvn, but baif taught OF az least
inB cTfectly learned.
The only evidence that silver Is dead
IS Its scAr.'sy in the South. wAere cotton
is selling for less than { cents
The health Authorities IN New Orleans
have been making 3 noble fight against
the fever, but in spite OF their Quaran-
tine and precautions the disease has been
growing. The anath rate IS stan low.
hoHeycy. sud the letsness os the season
Indicates thai We shall have rome of the
old vis.ta.sarss even sn the Mass,ss!pn,
rees1n. 1, Is gratifying 10 know. a; ,hR
same time, that the Texas officials are
,,s,s .t..,- - a.. .n,-s. - ,-
1870 - - -'e
Students N the Ch.cago medical col
lexos who are poring over works % a.as,
oms crAld save ihcir eyessisas ~ taking
~ 'N ~ s-''--.
| Wien she question Of ss~ssns bonds FOR
the erection 81 a ishs r,aH, hy me essy
r. Submitted 10 the taxtayers all fe,u.lses
who own properly Will have the right 20
vote Those VIII, advocate female sui.
| a. ,.os, IN. 49,, ~, -, -
,rtsh \, ,,a..,, ~. 49, -, "No
| :, y 'sNe ""' nave 10 treAt
10 oysters as the Ice cream season is
/
! ceT schurE would make an admirable
etl'V' ~ sps S~''l'al News, He has
Seaste'eo wssh every administration since
Nc e'h'e 20 tals country.
J IN. fact l. ,,..orng-s-i 49,. ~,
Il a 500 ala Yns~ssraos 80. IAN "sek
S $3.50. ?, tahunany y Is expected that
~. .e.Netr WIZ rA4iS 70 us support.
- ~ N"e 'isSs'''al'y question In
/ -, W Niste ma lhe oldest
Vs.. ,...,-- -
:, s-'','s ,'.''l' ls'''s e teiephore
49, ~ .ss'N'','ee "a V''ier mat ne may talk
80 ~ VIE ne snouioht overlook tho
N' '''A' sac San s.llA taek'
Few. II AIRY. cities lava s,rA.,.,, 49,.
sors. ~ y en,Aos iarse san''ary
,in trar, ana n,,fass, $50 e !, 'A,,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

TIE New Orleans Teen SAYS q p-crairssos
cssszen Of tfas rity was rsce1fly sfAasSs
in The French quarter. THAT'S Tarr OF
ne human anatcrny tar the LastEv's
espcrss have not ret slacsssrra 70 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

Willis Index: Charles A. Culherson Is IN
the race for the uaitsd States senate away
up 10 his neck, aud when the people Of,
Texas have spoken through the organized
democracy % the State he win be found at
the head Of the procession.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

The man who sends communities ''o'Sas 20
newspapers wsssca. giving hts name =
a it sssttecf for the esfscc inAu- rae
sacws By bss sgrDrapcc that he ecesc'i
read rewspAperS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

Schulenbrrg Sucker.
attorney General Crane seems TO he n
srh'e TOO high tempered. owing no doubt
TO the Irish that is in him.
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Colorado clti,en. !, i .

Colorado Citizen: |, is announced that
our old friend. Edgar H Rosan OF Lock
hart. viii be q candidate for speaker OF the
house IN the Twenty fif;A legislature. He
is an able man, a good paFliameniarian ana
would make fine speaker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08

sc<ssas, teams are 10 condition end arr
ready for any new ksri q tackle SPAN
has In stock
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Keeps Them Hu.tiinr.

e FAso Nraphic.
Judge Reagan is still replying to some of
age, Is sufficiently vigorous to Keen the
young fellows who sssail him on the lump.
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berron family. and In mental caliher would
be entitled to front seat among intel
leo.ual giants anywhere.
Schulen5urg Sucker: Colonel Dick wynns
says he will run for governor on the plat
form OF ''righs.'' The Sucker man rises
10 inquire who is to be the Judge OF what
Is right" Colonel Dick is said TO be
right catchy" among the EDITORS when out
fishing with them at Rocsport, but, colo
mel. we, as one G. the editorial boys. ask
you TO elaborate your platform a little
more