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The record-union., 1897-05-06
We Offer Today:

We offer today Thursday
Lady Jeannette's Compound Tai
cum Toilet Powder, for infants,
bicyclists and those troubled with
excessive perspiration, &c.
This is a healthful and antiseptic
powder highly recommended. II
is made of talcum powder and
boracic acid, and is put up in hand
some cans, with sprinkler tops.
SPECIAL PRICE,
&C..
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
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See that nice dwelling property at
Tenth and f streets. and go to the auc-
ton Thursday morning at 1920. See
Alsip * Co.'S ad in this paper
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If You Pay rsore
Than zoe for Best
Tapestry Carpets

Then you pay too much. For 7oc
we sew and lay the best Tapestry
Brussels Carpets. Not one man s
make, but several makes; not a
few patterns, but many patterns.
Lowell or Bigelow Body Brus-
sells, 81 10 yard.
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The Rhoads & Townsend House, Sec
ond and i. has been reopened by ]. d.
Ralney. cx-Fire Chief OF Tacoma.
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\ complete line Of garden hose and
sprinklers at Hirsch's, l0l3-15 j.
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Quick-meal Gasonne and Blue Flame
OIL Stoves. 5. J. Jackson, 423 j st.
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Wire your house. Get prices electric
fixtures Tom Scott, plumber, 303 j.
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With a single blow of his insignificant
tail an elephant can knock out the
strongest man.
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Genuine homemade pies and cakes.
Pacific Grove Bakery. S23 j.
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Old zinc bath tubs made to look
like white porcelain ones, by use
OF Star Bath Tub Enamel Ready
mixed, easily applied, 35c can.
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Aermot0r galvalized steel windmill;
best on earth. Miller Bros. agts. 1l16 j.
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Summer Comfort.

Five dozen fancy-colored Ham
mocks, with Pillow and Stretcher,
S5c.
Mexican Seagrass Hammock,
white or colors. 81.
Fine mesh Hammocks, wide and
long, and in dark rich colors, S. SO.
This price includes the spreader.
Extra fine Hammocks, with val
ences, 81, 81 so, So IS, s. IS, 81
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The States Finances.

GLOWING is the monthly statement of
State Controller, showing the condi-
n Of tho snveral funds MAY / 1897:
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A size in cuffs is half an inch.
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May Festival Returns.

In coupon accounts. .....
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SOME posrsCRIpT,.


London has an army OF 100000 pick
pockets.
Laplanders often skate distance OF $50
miles a day.
Wives are bought and sold in China,
and tho average price is $3.50.
The London policeman. on an average
arrests seven persons every year
The Isle OF Man is 10 spend ciooo n
year in Advertising itself
As n rule mans hair turns gray Ave
years sooner than a womans
KID gloves, with hand painted flowers
on the back, are the latest fad in Paris
The thieves OF Great Britain steal
fSo0o coo worth Of property every year
Fifty years ago there wore in India only
twenty enc native ordained pastors. There
are now about 1000,
More English women are married to Ger
mans than to members OF any other for
clgn nation
II is not unusual for the Duke OF West
minister's charity ball to amount to $50
600 year
lady has lost her life through the et-
feels Of seas!ckness during passage from
Calais to Dover
The lord mayor OF London is only elected
Tor one year, but he may be reelected for
| another term.
The proportion Of people In Norway whc
speak English is larger than In any other
| country in the world.
At Heensburg. ON the Firth OF Clyde
, one man alone has raised and dlsposed Of
l,oep,O0O tulips this season.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The Duchess OF Teck spends over $4,000
A wear In religious and phnauthropic works
rhis sum Is just one-dfth Of her annual
amount granted her by parliament
Henry Marion Howe oi Boston the son
Of Julia Ward Howe, who has ben ap-
pointed professor OF metalursy in Column
bia college. is a cousin Of Il. Marion CTaw-
lord the popular novelist
prince Macmillan OF saxony. who for
wear past has been officiating rs a Cath
Ollie priest in the slums al Whitechapcl
has been ordered by his doctor to leave
London on account Of his health break
ing down.
John Wanamaker has purchased the cot
tage at Cape May Point which he and 9th
ers presented TO Mrs. benjamin Harrison
during the Harrison administration. The
| cottage is being repaired and made ready
fer occupancy.
\ Maine man who made a crayou por-
| trait OF Camp Meeting John Allen some
| years ago relates that when u was nm
| shcd Alon stood looking al it for a time,
and then, turning to him remarked, We'll,
| | must say it's horribly correct
| Mr.. Lyman. formerly the president Of
| the civil service commission. has Just taken
| the examination himself and received a
| marking OF 9Si AZ per cent out OF pos
| sihle 100, This was preliminary 10 his APP
polutment as chief OF the stationery di-
vision.
Several women all wives az seafarinG
men have sent to tho Duchess Of York a
babys christening robe Of white silk and
lace II is for the little princess. born OF
April %. and was made entirely by the
scndvrs being from sailors wives to q
sailors wife"
Prince Nicholas Of Montenegro has hat
the luck 10 dispose Of all his grown W
pretty daughters II the engagement of the
king OF SeIyia To the Princess Nenia turn.
out to ho a fact He will then have lief
ouly the i0year-old Princess Vera
Tho governor OF Victoria. Australia, wa
awakened recently at O'Clock in III,
mornipE by violent ringing Of his bell
= The visitor wa. man who had suddoul.
discovered the only solution OF the East
tern problem and wanted his plan sent L
Mr.. Gladstone by telegram.
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NoTs INp COMMENT.

ice SaSers promises ~ be a. iinPostAri
figure ia the guSe-nstoTiai tS-ior-s'l
next yeAr ice is nai SLOW when q, comes
10 political race. a. some - hs 9ocorepis
have hereinfcrv learned tvaltc News.
Major SAyers IS very popular gentleman
sai wlil prove fNrm!daeis candidate.
There viii Re several strca, men Ia she
race next year--cranc Flake. Jester,
wynne Aaa probably Reagan .. I-Aahaia.
!, Will be = lie; isSae.
Prosrer!ty's wave" is DOW RAISING ever
New England. whore the owatrs q cotton
mills sre discussing tac SeYIssa.llir OF
operating their factories on Toipeed line
The thousands u operatives who VIII thus
suffer from Insufficient c.urloyme0t for an
indefinite uaie can pe tAkeu IN hand ih'ee
years hence led generously ior SIX months
and properly trained 10 casi another vote
Tor Mckinley Sad pros peTity. - hcAumont
Journal
Jus, 50 good many working l'e'pis were
handled" in Texas last year when they
listened to the speeches ., such men as
Crawford. Aldridse. Hardy, Kirby ana
ether valian. warriors for Mckinley and
prosperity" But We viii see what we wla
see
The Galveston News raises IS much sand
about tho Texas Papers not i4uiT.as onto
thc legislature tor falling 90 carry on, IA
platform demauds rs * it haa had 4
hand ~ framing those demands or MAS III
auyvlse Interested IN the fate q he 3euo-
craao pa-ty.-Erazcs Pilot
Nov y5u may EXPECT forthwith 70 be
designated as "covarliy organ"
I'VE demand rtapportionment Of The
judicial districts q the state said the
Fort Worth platform The men elected 4
the legislature 90 this platform adiournot
sine die without executing the demand
Bolton Journal
It tss singular fac; that the newspaper:
which are pow SC very solic!toUs about the
demonstrate platform ara the papers Nhisl
| vigorously condemned tina; Same platform
during the last Vmpaisn' Faaay' 'sn't 1t
Governor Culh+-snr's mistaken zeal foi
| outlla t-raowy. so-callel. nScessi,ates m
extra session of the legislature at 40 eN'
cease ~ ST. Dcr diem, rs soon as he We
! .oel the appropriation hiN he issued ;h'
call s.t an extra session, Nhich met today
| QUA thrr. rs BIO telling when 81 Vii cid
/ as the wcubcrs can better afford to tlal
o. 81 per diem than they could At s. mi:
additional evidence o. Tie governor mis-
! taken ideas ~ rotrenchmeat aud REFORM
via SEQ, reflect much credit upon MS sec
| oul term OF office, nor VIII 1t contribute
much TO th, ecla' ol his political aspifa-
| lions Courier Light.
AND the above demonstrates the Courier
Liehta mistaken IDEAS o, the facts IL the
e.
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LEADING EDITORIALS.


Frara TIE s.. Leus Fos,-p,sps;eh.
WHY WE The Post Dispatch.
DON'T proving from official
PROSPER. figures tina; the Wilson.
German iaris law has eivea this country
favorable trade balances larger than were
ever reached before. has frequently asked
WHY do1't ne prospect" The question is
I !aaportAn; and calls 10, al answer, but
ncae * the soid organs have attempted TO
answer 1t,
Bat Il Is erec;aally answered in the Off
c,al statistics. In 1895 our exports were
sSo7. Sss3sA Our imports that year were
s1Sl ,sss SIS; balance in our favor, s59,SSS.-
800. Such balance, however, owing 10
he low prices forced by a gold standard
Paid only about Cue- third OF our annual
interest debt 10 England on her invest
rucnts IL this country.
! A comparison 81 the prevailing prices OF
I 1885 with those OF 1873 Will show what
We are losing and why VI don't prosper
on The basis o. prices IN 1873. our exports
| in 1879 would have been worth N.'otpol,-
( 5>4 and nnr imports si,iSs5S2 81 leaving
balance o. trade In our favor OF Sdle,-
( sl>sy7; enough 10 pay our annual foreign
/ debt ana leave SS56.9loooo to our credit
I We would then be taking money in in-
stead Of sending 1; out
What we lose England. In large meas
ure gains In reviewing the statistics OF
{ international trade for this same year
! lss5l the Loudon Siat!ss OF January H.
/ 1896. said
The cash value OF or imports IN 1885
/ was s. oSS S&5 900. but at the level OF
prices tlS4m the value would have been
10 less than Sc So. Ooo a'o. The benefit
I therefore from the fan in prices OF foreign
| and colorial proiuoe 10 1875, compared
with 1890. thus amounts 20 the enormous
sum Of $3.50 600 600
/ What We have lost In the constant fall
os prices under the gold standard is not
destroyed 1t is not Withdrawn from cir
I culation. II goes abroad ana becomes a
mart Of that international exchange" OF
which We hear so much. Our total losses
under the present system have amounted
20 billions OF dollars. And hey are con-
tnulng losses They are co!uc.dent Win
4 restricted money standard which has
forced lower prices and keeps .creins them
lower
But perhaps Mr. Mckiuley's timetable
cc1ului sSlouers can persuade England to
abandon her advantage in order TO serve
our convenience and profit.
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THE CITY.

TIA Port 10 delivered 20 eny part az the
city by carriers a. no PER MONTH WI &c
nonlhs. is-oV. six moAths. !A@' one year
Cam.
Mr., TheotorA BersnE has charge OF ihs
City Cirr9lau ION and Collecting.
MeRsrs. Theodore Bc-ing ana thAries
Lott are the authorized collsctors OF al
rity bills. both adN ertising and sJtscrsp-
ton. and no money SHOULD be paid 10 A;lN
one other than those named. unless spee!Sl
written authority signed hy inc BUSINESS
Manager - shown. All accounts q any
uza should be ptid hy check - favor III
The Houston Printing Company.
No orders for goods etc,, are fircn ~
the management. and more N4ll be aceep.-
ID IN payment OF office bills
Subscribers fatllns 10 iScelve tha pepn
regularly VIII please notify the ONCE
promptly. Eyesy suhser bers paqt is e1.
bec;ed 10 be delivered not later tan 80
I'm:
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
CONDITIONS" The New Yor
PROSPERITY

'oNhiiI The New York sun lee
OF lures several classes OF
PROSPERITY politicians who, 1t says.
are fraterni2ing in the business OF jeer-
ing at tho republicans for the delay in
the hoped FOR revival of business" Yet
business" il says, can revive and reach
the height OF prosperity commensurate with
cur natural advantages upon certain CON
dtions only In this case the statement
OF plain, slluple fact seems TO have been
mistaken for 'jeering," Those who opposed
Mr. Mckinley in the campaign OF last
year are not obliged 10 keep silent about
the promises made In she last campaign
The republican leaders did promise Inn
mediate prosperity with the election of
Mckinley. The mere moral effect OF re-
publican victory was 10 Instantly set the
wheels moving and increase the rewards
of agriculture.
No doubt a great many voters were In
huenced by these promises, and IL Is proper
10 hold the pronsers TO accountability;
yea, even 10 point the finger OF scorn at
them. They deceived as many people US
they could Before the election they never
mentioned certain conditions" as neces-
sary to return Of prosperity. Their cry
was. Give US the election and you Will
be in clover after the returns come in"
NOW they want that forgotten. They can
| NV Nv HANhlililltNlaltNs
| The certain conditions" which the Sun
names as necessary 10 Il business revival
| are.
| n. The passage of new tariff bin that
Will insure, income enough TO I'LL up the
present deficit IN the National revenue.
-. Tho cessation OF the ruinous and re-
| dictionary warfare on capital manifested IN
the stream OF legislation against trusts
and eapltalstic combinations
| ot course, II is desirable thing for tho
government income 10 be equal to the
outgo. but what has that 10 do with tho
prosperity OF the people, Not a single jour
nal which has, rung tho changes on this
proposition has made even a respectable
attempt to demonstrate II. No reduction
has been made in the enormous expenses
OF government. All that is likely 10 be
| done Is to increase the taxes so as to enable
| the government TO keep ON at high pres
sure cost, when all the people, In their
private capacity. baNe to cut down ex-
pcnses Whether tho government which
has prime credit Is running behind keep
ing ahead or staying oven is 4 matter which
stands alone, excepting In so far as higher
taxes must make the people poorer,
Indeed the cure for hard times lies In
neither OF the paragraphs quoted in This
article from the sun. II Is so far as gov =
ernment can do anything, in a thorough re-
form OF the currency on tho lines laid
down by the free silver advocates, Money is
the question before the people. Business
conditions do not iuetuate by tho balances
IN the United States treasury,
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INEQUALITY IN TAXATION.

That government Is not secure, the e.
feet Of whose operation Is the division of
the people into classes. The progress OF
free institutions depends upon faithful
devotion to the principle which gave them
rlse--tho principle OF equality.
There have been nations, na splendid and
AZ powerful as our own. magnificent In a
vast domain aud rich In the mastery OF
ths treasures OF the world. nations which
through many centuries gave promise OF
enduring do,ninion and perpetual great
80. They fell. and only because they
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE =.
II Il n i \ G. Il =
SHALL II BE MAJORITY Or MINORITY
RULE


Under tho caption. ~ Warning TO Dem
ocrats.' tho Louisville Cosuer-louraai
printed some days siace the following
doable-leadoI editorial
on Nvan, scey OF next week the silver
oega,,...,.5,a VII Sn,i ,,..r s,st" r,n'
venuon tn uom4naie "a candidate f1r clerk
,ba WV LII s,,.,.',, ~. ,.,,, -''
Tomorrow aney wsH hold locu conv, =
t - NJ 9'1' D-'' s'-'a '' '''i7 s''e S'''-
Let denoorats bc warned and take 10
80 W. any vi tn,5' eni'V .i''l1ls. /, U.s. 81
on w.u adarse The oh.ago platform "
IRE silver aiil o'Aer nHii-aeu"a Fat!.
Tor IA. t.nf.,u. hos al-s4sv ,n.ior..'i
that "seii'i, ana iAefe IS Aet &C. '.asi
wi,hm!. division. rae cainua RI he to b.
maze MT 500 murA Tor iae c7nlp ir'' f-.F
slit, no r,r .t,. ,.r,.slips ~ It,,try ~ f-,n
at'NerSm i' l+ryanlf;n IA healie ~ $50
remft4t.--s ~ H., at,i -sn T., mo- dar,,o-
crat iu amy way AL or c0uuteaanec tins
~ 80 i,s, I,',,,, SO ~, e,,.,.,rt..i ur..,s
against ,hcir inelnauoos peoaHse }neg
,eicete5 tbs 5s'Ieg,stes tha, non,lna{s,,
him. Tnore = no excuse for any ons
tcar I1.rrocrttr M. vgnrlaA In ttne
Thcy kuow 70 advance the p.srss ana pur-
.bs-rs.,I,e- .rtt-aiv ,,so.f from tileir meet
ings ana orraui z4t.on. II taey do nor
W.. -,f'. re- r.ra, ~
ibo &a-a1a .aal 81 va.fliv %. lse coua-
~, ,..,. ,.,-,,-,.s q, .rs s..ta Ell
haNr ,t,ir ows riatforrn AMI Il H., ICE re
n'M ~ eli demo f.Hl ~ 'A,t, an
= ra ,a.r sa--a..i position o. w3n
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NHtrrLAw REID SPECIAL AMBASSADOR TO QUEENS JUBILEE

special
the the
regarded being Mr. Reid
is world travelled
familiar with the and the words of
and experience of In 1883 Mr. Reid accepted
credit himself and the
his
England
felt all
OF $ andt
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The senate's Duty

New York World. ~, sass
The question of Havemeyer :. ~, ...,,, .
and g chapman's contemp, Of the '''''
~ ~ al The important question !. )
''V Tn - ,mperatiye duty Of the 's''' :
,,,, ont what these men know ~.
Have they bribed any seD
who is heY 81. ,ote Tor 'rif
Has any senator SOLO r ~, y vi
on the market? II So VINO -. ,lrts y
Has any senate, ,. secures 70 i. sus NJ
, sugar campaign, II SO. who : ' S /.
'A These ar. the question. 18th, ss'' ..l,,r.,
,n,aSr,,v and even the dsesp y - assr y
Of the , sSa' men who know o. ,s''
should use that power a, ,s's's'' sii.,
imp inn, sc me courts or risk q o. { .
, ,or . 10 me Of "a. rscaleiHan' ,'a.s
Ing l's,,a ,N" these men answer o "a 81,
lock- them up in a real '''
ers. ,,,s court ~ ~
50 s,,a n. ssa.s sps power H's ~ ssa'
It's duty is perfectly ''s I. ,anessi . "a
-, himself 10 DC - ,s,E ~
ruS owes it to hla,,sa 90.
i tpa'. duty shall be rsle ,s, !,
M N,aa out 'u' who the rascal g.. ~, ~
,b s,pD out of public lie w. 80
scorpions. Ii and cbslos
The Ne" .ga
Chicago Record ,.,.,s.ut ooae's V ~
should The ,a. p,so Or o!a.,vi ~
I la,s. by -s ss'i It enacted y
Tom Reed"
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v,e,.,s the principle 9, ,se esan right,

violated the principle Q, ;se equal rights
o. all citizens he.ore the law.
In CUR own ocuatry~-s country whose In.
sti;ntsons declare The equality ,; uea 10
less than their ,ree1eaa-sse-c Is a Danger
oas anu growing departure from the sriTlt
o, .ts orislnA; principles. The evils 81
class leeielA.on have heon lc1c Apparent
having shown themselves IN nearly every
department Of government, hat nowhere
has it BEEN n -sorc distinct eviAeaee than
In The matter Of ,axstioa, Under The inoS
impartial circumstances Tho idea Q; Taxa
| thoa Is so.aewnai oaiouS. At the best, tax
atlen is regarded rs harden. and etr-
den none the loss patiently borne. Because
/; Is Indispensable TO the welfare Ct So
eiety. Absolute fairness in tie manner OF
It's imposition DOGS act make 8; the more
! easily endured: and vhea discriminA;ions
are made esther in the actual lcvyins Q.
taxes. or through the avoidance 0; iaem.
made possible by faulty legislation, the
bond c. civil union IS ioosenci ard ;he ex'
istenco OF the state is threatened ~ the
spirit Of the most vicious demacosy 10
| which Injustice ever gives occasion.
In the State Of Sew York, the comp;rol-
lsrs rs,oras show that lo7 estates. taken
q, random. which were appraised c; S.i5.-
47i.5Ss upon she dea.h Of their owners
were rendered ct sa57i-He fo- taxation
during the lifetime Q. their owners. As q
consequence q this the burden 0: govern
meat which must be sustained. IS shifted
Tor the mos, part upon the less wcaiihy
classes, oat Of al proportion 70 tho beae-
ats which they derive therctnom.
The removal OF such evil IS one o. The
most urgent demands az The times. Il or
poses more than anything else the growth
" good citizenship and arrays usen in op-
position TO thar upon wAirA their happi-
mess anil cste,y 8epend--tAc preservation
o. civil order TIE virtues which ever
sprng from the Consciousness OF patriotic
duty fall INTO decay. tie citizen begins 20
look upon the government as his enemy and
all in all the STATE IS sowing drason's
teeth from which VIII spring perhaps,
evils moro powerful than the fabld sol
dicrs-cyils the correction Of which may
demand the exercise OF her greatest
strength
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have them FOR allies. But the democratic
slvorites, populists and independents who
believe in coinage of both metals will con-
tinua TO ac; together and Will control the
State indefinitely.
Tho course OF Senator Allen in Washs
ingtn is heartily approved and he is
stronger today than ever. There is no
doubt Of his being his own SUCCESSOR"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

piy Of eA,s AaA say. h, tscrn he Ne's
wSGs. WITH 10 Aoles II ;Aezl larse enough
for hail % pass ,srcush Thus armed,
eac0e tnisat Ne seuse Improvement 80 TIC
base hlt column
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Bet,cr start a pis,iuery.

Washington Post
Senator Deboe has sufficient number
OF callers to start little White House
Of his own.
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If oanitoI IS invested IL VIII be o"ears
Is friendly 10 tn..r Interests ana IL can
laY 20 claim 10 the gratitude Of tne ueonia
for the soo1 which may Incidentally
-
@'u-' ana exact lus'iSe % all men i
''e cornerstone OF w Ie-"-'''e'
,-h.. s..,7.,,ts ~ ill.,. r-nly.rs,,,. ~ cam
h-.sea bs,a vo,..t 10, ..y,l,,5, .i,o .-.-,s
Of f,re,t pr.,,..n from tho privilege al
t-Ki.r ir+fees ir M 'aai seat OF ivarnins'
/ In iAhs int@fieTl"@ WIN sac aH"Fs
'l+" Tar lhV-a N"ll- san"ssl1a hA''
fllr.y entitled themselves 10 aDuf.lr Iu
uuhAc WIN the traditional di4hoIuut
! u.nna4 20 their cost ,siis. What hn,i
/ re.g have ,he students OF Camhr.aee go
u,-.!dl- with younR ,yonlen's degrees?
( -
/ ls thcre "A solitary Kentucky character
N'' '''''"s' -
spain IS after new loan OF No.@1oe.
( ,,,.. t.,rt.-s NJ, r,,1s .rt r,ar,tn ns,l,
.1..,,,ra ., ,.,,,. .ov ris., ON the rcvv loan
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800
'''"9" H''tN hIuI S--Lu--
secretary "ase SAYS the nepp'e WI. 2,
whom no has lately conversfi demo n'i
immediate legislation nnon the tarih ~
lingley md then tho hn"leial aues2oi,
| from Mftlch II hnnearS iItt ANe 'AuNtU "
T ------
Consul General osborne HOSTS the AMER
o ican Rag every daN on tho London con
suhi'c pulldlhS' Coca Tor COUSIN "
,u ., ,,r,,,,,v,i,,,, g.. 49,,
blessings happiness and freedom And
q, every Ism. creed and party IS but tn,
voice of shipwrecked vovaSers crvns
aloud to What may or seems 70 be .
4 friendly sail.
ID
q II VIII he noticed with pleasure tina
the bclated surlnF isn't keep'ng back IN
commencement ESSAYS IN" least little bit
> Ac,or t,, a,,,,s -, 49,, ,,,.-,..,,...,
II a.. "a, r,,,,t, -. ''''
y" would be slow TO follow them up with TN
y ptpgleV tariff bill. The people are gsttin.
~ entirely TOO much OF the wave" busl
Nc ness.
le ,,, -,
IT, tho navemeyer trial. Justice elr,,n1 o.
n heartily that her scales were bsdl, on,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Where IS the original McKlnlay mau2
lie hasn't been heard OF lately. Perhaps
he - Disguised because the advance agent
OF prosperity brought only his sample
case with him,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

/: there were ANYTHING In a name. the
Ding i.oe tarln bill m.Eht he REGARDED Us
OF celestial ORIGIN, But Il bears the nef-
faceahle stainp Of being oil tho Garth and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Trolley cars are going to cross w ~ ~.
lyn bridge. That was se''i'" !, d.
ago. But 1T is curious confession ! = \ !,
o aver expected to resil'' a Va !
a striking tribute to the srSwls ssi Eli M.
q so wheeImen, that the ollat' n Il
ices nave promised to provide "a, ,set
, rS biSyelists when the cars sts'S n,,lE
tons. The plan al pIesse a,,u he ,op Il y
he .aylng OF track along ,h ts' rslIyn
riders which now enclose inc