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Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
WHAT TO DO.

There Is comfort in the knowledge SO
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fuihlIs
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys. liver. bladder and every part of
the urinary passages. 1t corrects inability
TO hold urine and scalding pain In passing
II, or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer. and oyercomes that unpleas-
ant necessity OF being compelled to get up
many times during the night to urinate
The mild and the extraordinary effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t stands the
highest for its wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases. II you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists, price fifty cents and one dollar You
may have sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent FREQ by mail. Mention The Omaha Sunday
Bee and send your address to DIR. Kilmer &
Co, Binghamton N. Y. The proprietors OF
this paper guarantee the genuineness Of tlla
o1ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Governor Turney Of Tennessee pardoaed
500 convcts during his Germ of oftce.
Chief Kennedy. after more than fifty
years service in the New Haven. Conn.
fire der artmcnt. is soon to retire
Reniam.n Constant ia to paint the cell
ing and Memson ana fameng the grand
Staircase az the new Paris opera conlique
In his book on THE Education of the
Central Nervous system" r.. T. IIalocs
SAYS: at is probable that one seldom
after he Is thirty"
One OF the proudest memories of Jabe2
Chfpman. who died IN h.r.e. Pa, the other
day was his acquaintance with james
yCurs Old.
Mrs !-vran ]. Gage ia woman of
striking presence and engaging manners,
Sne x charming actress, but dlslikes
nt'n Lansing of Albany.
Mrs. Swan of Scranton. the only woman
In Pennsylvania who has ever served as "A
member Of a poor board has resigned
from the local board. She was known as
the best man on the board"
A new musical prodigy has appeared in
Vienna In the, person OF Paula Saallt. a
l0-yearold girl. who is said to rival Josef
Honmann IN piano playing and also shows
n remarkable genius for composition.
Parts streets are constantly being ro-
named after persons recently dead
Among the names given chs year are
thoss of Nine. Furtado-Heine, Jules
Simon. Arsene Houssaye, Victor Durny
and Ambrose Thomas.
The late Henry o. IfouEhton, the pub
Usher, 70 ! that when IA England he was
asked whore he lived. Near Boston," he
replisd. "Ah. YOU probably know some
Trends Of mine who live eur Boston. ;"
wv nore do they l!ve?' "ln Atlanta" was
the rep.y.
4 prisoner Of the saltwater (M,nnO pen
henliarv who ran away while on parole
IN 1850 has written the warden a letter
asking Y he may return. Trausportat,cn
has been gent him. and he Is RETURN ng
alone 20 serve the remaining seven years
of his torn.
In dc'orcnce to orders received from th..
colonial department in London, cx-k,ng
fremneh OF NShatntec ana his family nave
been removed from CoomasSe 10 Sierra
Leone. II - expected that tho dusky no
tentatc will eventually be transferred Ia
the lslacd Of st. Helena.
\ case that has baffled physc ans In
New Jervey q thai; OF Miss Anna Carlson
Of over ANoway. small settlement in
Salem county Her aTlruon : W Ii her
ewes. While she sr.s all objects readily
AID clearly, N taking IN reading natter
OF any kind the letters become inverted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
cHANeEs " TIE srNArg

Ths ctsnYes a. viii ocrur 81 - easr.
!rsitipn - 10. se;-sts a. Washington a'tsr
The 4;h q March next VIII h. no'abie. and
3, 10 p.ors fhAa Nfdy that ii, chaase 30
rnsrlbership may be pros1rfive o.; tue be-.
ginning. a. least Of deciaet change Ia the
methods Of DOING cuisines. lu that yery In.
depcuden' and easy so.ug body
For some Year. past th- introduction q
now blood has been In progress through
the admission Of New States and the
growth o. new questions throughout The
Nation at large. but this new membership
has not been able az yet to dominate ,he
senate and revise us rules. owing to the
commanding presence a. 80 many Of the
old time leaders on both sides Of the
chauibsr--inen who we're welded to the old
customs and who would rather sec the
country without economy and reform than
To Introduce economy and reform in the
senate. Sherman aud Hoar and Morrill,
and Harris and Morgan and Voorhees, and
their colleagues of years have been moro
Jealous OF senatorial courtesy" and Gus
-~s' Ns"~' NN''N'''N"' NJ Az Aliutb iul the
expedition Of business OF compliance with
popular demands
These old timers are rapidly nearing tho
end OF thclr senatorial careers, some
through defeat and others through the
growth ana infirmitics of years. Some OF
these men are octogenarlans and their
hold on tho senate can not In the nature
Of things last much longer. After March
Voorhees, and Palmer and Sherman of the
older men will be replaced. Senator Harris
Is at deaths door. Morgan and Morrill,
aged and feeble, Before the end OF the
century the country is likely to see prac-
tically new senate.
The character of men now being chosen
Indicates a change In the customs and ira
ditions OF tho senate also. For the most
part they arc young men, comparatively,
mon OF AFFAIRS rather than scholars. or
thinkers. or men OF professional eminence
Respect for the distinguished leaders who
have come down from another generation
has heretofore largely held these new men
in check. They have accepted the senate
n they found II and bowed to the superior
wisdom and experience In public affairs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Island settlers Want Protection.

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 5.--In
view of the fact that the Arkansas Pass Har-
Dor company will soon have introduced in
the legislature bill granting said COM
pany the right TO purchase certain Islands
in this section, the following petition is
being circulated, and is receiving many
signatures:
To the Twenty-hfth Legislature OF the
State Of Texas.
Tho undersigned citizens Of Nueces coun-
~, Texas. respectfully ask that your honor
able body pass such a law as shall enable
bona flde settlers on the islands of Texas
in tide water to procure titles 20 their
homes. mona of said homestead tracts ex
coe1lnS twenty acres. and many not exceed
ing five acres. Many Of these homes were
reared more than forty years ago, and all
of them have been built and improved with
the belief that the State of Texas would
deal fairly with actual settlers. We further
most respectfully represent that when most
of these homes were built the land on which
they stand was considered as almost worth
les. Now that railroads have brought them
In touch with the outer world and their
homes are more valuable. we would ask
that you give the titles to them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
SOME PosTsCRIpTs.

Insurance comparles claim hat bicy-
GINS - NOR dangerous than travelling
b. rail or ship.
Kansas burglar was frightened OFT, ~
Papa"
The city council Of Wabash. Ind. has
d're'ted the health officer 10 prepare an
ordnance prohibiting splitting IN public
LII an expr,ts train moving Mt the ,a,o
o. 10 Mas tn pour wer,' Ia ston sudlanl,
wluh give the passengers a sho,s ent,,1
To that of failing from a height of a fett
fhe Amer ea7 shir Kennebec. 2i96 tons
na8 lust Delivered at san Franc SEQ /
LARGEST ever taken from Puget Sound TN
thai bort. -' ~
Las, week Hiram PAYNE a farmer living
n,Hr VICTOR A. Tenn, killed a lald EAGLE
h hiiesset,ig eight Ieet from tip to tip. Tho
his hogs. '''''''S
Roswell Bcardsley. Of North In,s,n,,
Mich was @ppoinret postmaster by pres
~ IN f9 on quincy SAAdams, aad stu holds
been pos'ras er 80 yelis '"'
Sr Julpn Paupcefote. the Britvh am
bassador 10 the United States & nv nv
S ~ ' [bsn G Ia ris lie w soon reach the
VIE wa rolu!re his retirement.
A constitutional Amendment 10 nrota,,
the purify of the ballot Is talked Of IN
delaware making the uc1aitv ten 80. -
disirancmsement, Imprisonment from a.,
months TO five years. and fines ~ sr e.a
500 TO 5000. " from
usc'ul ,charty- called the ro-,o,,
SPECTACLE mission, provides sprctn.ias ~. ~.
needle women and other ieserv nc nsls.t 1T
dereGdent upn1 NhC eytE,yii ~ F,, ,SilS
Last year ~ applicants wore providsj
Queen Sictor!a's book will he publishes
There w,ll be 100 copcs on Jaf.,reg9'.' 'l,tny.
a. 20. and 600 on fine linen taper ~ HI
Both editions are strictly unlitei ana 20,
more WIN be printed any no
The United States leads all tho u,or,,
except the British empire 1" NC ' WVrid;
all kinds OF s.ii'lng craft. hui - cS.ss p.
inressei by Norway, the figures heIn.y.
unfui states 2tl5 vessels. of 22g 9fs ,,.-s
and Norway 2264 vessels Of iiis sSi Io SS.'S'
The ar Is so clear In the Arc,fc ra.,
mat conversation can be carried az as ons
NY by persons two miles apart III II US -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

San Augustine, Texas February Born
TO Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Ircoyn, about twelve
miles southeast of here in this county. on
last Friday. three girl babies, weighing one:
three and four pounds, making seven girl
children. The mother, all the children and
even the father We're all well at last ac-
counts.
Last night Stonewall Meader and Eugene
Cobb became engaged in some trouble at a
dance, about ten miles east OF here on the
Sabine county line Meader shot Cobb
through the wrist with a i5-calber Colts
revolver, and Cobb shot at Meader twice
with dauble- bareled shotgun. but missed
Cobb is son OF DR.. L. Cobb of Tabo and
Mcader son of G. C. Meader of Sabine
county, both old citizens Particulars not
obtalnable.
The telephone line from Nacogdoches
reached here this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

q sAsse css sser ~essas aans~ Aav~ s,ssa
familiar 10 sss Sssssa sr us~rts sass
eeEsSrr. ws;s The passsrs II sses Ars.nsrs
etscs-cs s--as ssArpres rsar se s-ss,sr&7~s
--sss secase -asy ra;srsffy ne ssyscecs e.
set prsrrr to tie r~srse an. Asset q sprre
'ossse-. Sssta<ss ;Sse rsazstr 80 5eAifre
via rsssss ss-sssccs. We z.ay hare -
wait t~o OF ,s-ve years isr.ssr s.r ,ss,
c'ses'-1-asssac- Bat sAe -sservs 10 cszzt-.e
Ane The "a q Na-sa ,exs VII =nA-e Ire
esssaei-s 81 lie er.-SS<rv VII re zuszr
Few 'sees = ;As Sh;sarai s-1sis sala-ssc-
Gs IA. tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Victoria Items.

Victoria Texas. February S.-Mr. G. R.
Alden has let the contract COR a two-story
brick 40X7O building on Juan inn street
on the site Of his grain and feed store.
The new building will be used FOR The same
purpose.
Rev. J. s. Johnston bishop of the West
ern Texas diocese of the Protestant Els
cCpa! church. preached hero two very able
sermons at the Trinity church yesterday.
and ut the evening service lministcred
the rite Of confirmation to class Of seven.
The revival which has Ucen In progress at
the }artist church for several weeks under
the leadership OF Rev. Geddy, closed last
night Three members were admitted to
vices.
Mr.. F.. 7. Barden and his bride. nee
Miss House. who have been visiting Mr..
barden's mother for few days. returned
to their home In Houston Yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

made Up his mind about this matter and he
said no argument could change him. and.
besides that, he was busy with other mat
tiers and that could cot see him. pro-
tested against such treatment and said that
1t was un American and unreplblican, but
my protests were without avail. never
saw the presid ait.
would not Intentionally do the private
secretary Of the president wrong or injus-
tice. would rather suffer in silence the
humiliation have already incident to the
progress OF this bill while in the hands of
the president than cast one sluint Of sus-
plcion upon the courtesy ot the adninlsira-
ton and its folk or bear evidence to the
undemocraiic and autooratic action done by
the administration and his folk in this in
stance, but the statements above are true.
drawn out by the presidents private sec
retary s. 49, Copuer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

also been asserted on good authority that
at Gibraltar the human voice has been
distinctly heard a distance of ten miles
In Austria the man who loses both his
Of his Efe insurance money. on the ground
THAI he has lost the means of maintaining
himself. Loss OF the right hand reduces
the claim from 20 to so per cent of the
total.
Miss A II Whlaloy Of Lancaster. Mass.
IS to be Judge OF ST. Bernards and New
toundlands at the twenIty-frst annual
dog SHOW OF the Westminster Kennel club
to be held in Madison Square garien dur
ing the week commencing on Washing
tons birthday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Pensions for Texans.

Pensions have been issued to citizens Q!
Texas as follows:
Issue of January %, 1857.
original - Heury L. Borders Decatur
wise county; John Riley, Tyler, Smith
county Jacob Hansen, Austin county.
Issue OF January %, 1897.
original-Alired $, Burt. Corpus Christi,
Nueces county, Joseph Diehl, Fort Worth.
IsrIant county
original widows, etc--Minors of Robert
RAY, calhoun, Dallas county; Mary f. Ray.
w" ,,osSci' odinoun' Dallas county; Anna $.
Wheeler, Denison. Grayson county.
Mexican war widow Especial January
20, special aeu, celest!a Il. Barry, Waco
McLennan county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

The Post - delivered 20 say part q iss
city hy Carriers az &. ~ -! zrp-I-i; tt-''t~
months. 500. s-K noltlns. sha. c-4@ year.
ei.te
Mr. Thco3or. Her.ag has charge n The
CITY Circulation AM C-4+&ct-zE
Me@srs. TlAotur= Hsss1sE Af1 Aa@r-ts
Lott ars iae authorized cu.ie-it'rs - a.
CITY b!lis tsy.r a1Eefiis4nE AIS s9iissIas'-
ficn. and 10 nsQrey htloe4& us pad % -
one other than efu-e uari1s1- D-ieSs s5's--l-
rsrlIteu authority slsass ~ ~ 49, .ll--ss
Gzanref IS shown. AZ Acceunss q az
are should b. pas Ng laeaE - l-Npf -
The Houston p-11tf-r Company
No 'iorters fQs rp2ls. e-- are ever "
the management, sDl uors VII =. @S.ts.s-
ei h PAY tn-n; % ef.er rills
Subscribers lafi4ng % s'-ueivt re jzfF'
rsg9lss.f Mil please npc1y The once
rromrLly Eee~T sEt.sc-4 brfs pafs,T y .1.
pegse4 - ue 1etvcrs- Dgi lAte- ihan =
4
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On Trial for Nafdss

Halletsyille. Texas is" n
criminal docket was called I ' q.
court this morning; cnsls nv q
trial for the murder o. = n
January. 1891. In Feeru,l 1;a.ysa.
Heath. his brother and eI nv w
to trial and was given : /, " I'M b!
was given a new trial an mi nj, y
has not been another tr ,sI, I'd .lrS
Was shot down while rlalnis I'm
Judge McKonnon be, rs. 'ssssi
KLEIN. a druggist Of in Y, 4, ia
of the pharmacy bosra u !
Commissloners court mw j y
sion today and has plea ,,ss NJ
keen il busy for some ,ss,, rs +
are discussing the new , viIl h ~
and the commissioner ne sirr
70 take some action y y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

"enardvilie' Texas, February S.-Robert
Me'fon and Miss Mary Hall were married
me 9Th ult,; also Ed ToeppernsIn and Miss
w Auckenbaoh on the same day. DR..
"ere married on the I'd instant. Mr.. Bral.
I'd instant. ''''''e' on ''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

IRE Provost >nrr~>sA lcgssas su-e g.
~-iscs-ss s3-ns iSsnsl1e iusst-sscsscns 70 SER
sre< Trsursne- gAs legislature rraser n
zNg VII cHrsraxas so-pe Trsl,e~ FOR iss
eT'ae4s AaEeves T. Is rse5ess &c tan to
s,ss.7iesr, eszS three OF fSUs SeS-s
sf.sr,srx s,S.s-e alra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

ID Is somewhat --rus rsgnfie shz. no.wF7h-
s1a71irAs 'ae t->eSIaaps presence .r chieaSo
81 iae &sTa-ec agent 81 rrcssers;y STAGE
sSe s2feslar~ Tie stories Q: scattering fhcTe
s..ossla De 81 sncA a ANr--ausre NAM.
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ENCOURAGING LOCAL CONDITIONS

l. ssxss 81 .hs srw~aAalns .zllrees g.
sass-css sa-aaxeK=, ;As crzr.-y. lie cor.
sesssac q -as7sy Il tAs EAst lAs sAca-
sI-sas * s-rosae o.; @. ezz.ssorr7ez;- ans aas
ge1orxliT cara s1-sosk rn3er reas sand.
a.. h1sA rs-reecsaTs tar. administration.
5 ;A--e trS ssze localities vhore. ewing
sr--vsy y local eHuscs- lie future Is 7A--
ta-aa1-fy szscU-xxiae.
wae-s there Is retsaassle ho,e @. Ire II.
.-x .. osv pssHlatiez q snHftAnssA.
nfih-Acss-. creating demand sr- Anzaes
Ena business properly s-d saasns TO The
-vtx.; trade; vhe-s improvements sa- ls
5ss~1 aes o. 10 c-rtis aazaaas &. lAsas
Aua opportunities for e-n7loy-aea;- Gas
vAs-e me Tr'1s7.sris for 4 larger csza-e-ne
are a7TIrv1; through Fuea changes. ,As
nontssace IL setssr Gnd uae;s prosperous
tlrass. ianEalr, q ,eHst, is fully JUSTIFIED. i.
CITIES ana communities where DO Change @.
Aay f.aa is anticipated me immediate r.
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lA-s 1Gs oalloak exists generally. =. this
the. throughout al ,be inisris- O. the
c5antry.
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Cnn ans nno tell ,hn n.h.....A.

Can any one tell the whoreabouts NJ E,iv,
Hcathers or any OF her children Also ,ha
Whereabouts OF Mr.. WINFIELD Hall or his
s son' tommy Hall. or Jimmie Hall? When
iSss heara from they were In Kentucky in
-, -. sali county Any information will be
,sn,uhHluly received. Write to Stlth Price.
'hon'gomory Montgomery county Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

No~ rs; NA- s-rsr- hzs sogrf ;he
TsEsss singular silence has fallen uror
'oa-s,es' 80. Fra Sceo3. - exempt from
sisaAs r'sas'le s-rr-sso< IN ais l:s 8; SCI; ms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09
Information Wanted.

want to know the whereabouts of Jane
Na'e'gh' engineer When last heard from.
IN october. 1886, he was at Houston. Any
enc knowing where he is or having seen
I'm n,ri, since october will please oblige me by
C %aIehe. MISS L, Haywood Singleton,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

Italy Herald, !. d n
Houston expee" -, ID
government. Deg 4, 49,
means money "
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Ex.convIet's

Pine Valley, February ss..,,,sr I
an ex convict, lectured I, !s, u
FpHnI He gave BIZ IN sIntys..5
,iI 'p prison. how he vase was All j, ~
and and sentenced to be i, I'd
c Srr,rS ,,, #, to life inap, a,sIrl ~
conll." Ireland. After arist
g ard n half years be ,v We tss,ss !
e @rru Ross on the "a Ayr, xfcI, s rs
and and was selling one J, ! T,s,' r.
ing s' IMPRESSION pFesslt :, % !, a. ~
q au sncr nSs ~ turn occsisiS ,s q
a "a sa' befittins The d''
given. ~ Z,
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s.ace .As eues;4or ~ ;he extension o.
'At s1;y's a-zziis has been looked .aso shar-
c'rsalr i t-1n<7.res tAAs The eollsastss-
tiaz q strto: legal ;as,loe ~ well IS o.
progress s 81 iss ss4e cf extension
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
houstcs Pristis7 Conpaav.
sss 3 D4 e:.s sosff i q a cs.ssss
6smi Weekly Post. i'2 cas. pr Week
.. L WATSON. n y. loHSsrox.
a. 3. PAi.SixR. secretary.


futerpd A sne posscass - H-rsecA sssts
= eecoed CZsss xsssfs
esbseyfption By Naa--Daiiy a.s sSssfay r,ri. 80
yesf q 90; sfx mon,sA eRSe s1-W Means
"a 90 0ne Bsossfh- u 20.
funday Post. one yeAf 81 ~
eeUtWeekly Post tHoctAys as le-stsAyy 80
Y-sf. 10; elx x,ccsns. Soc. fsres uer isa ~
Eastern Business Uz.oe ~ Tretrf kHlA:--xs NV
Tors, Tho $. C. B~eAp.sa s,<etAl A1gntf
Western Bqs.noss Cnse, ssr Tee h1fksrfss ~
caro-, The :. e. Bex visa SPECIAL Axx1xT
G. .. X. HOLLAND. Trssvcasrs Ap.lsss
New orleans. Il -Besiness hest<-Afisrs ~ I.s
a. Charles street. Z. r. A. feuzs r. = Slassr''
Agent.
fhs Posts TrsvesiaE Areas -cessa.i " q ca,f
SsDefas TrsvelinS Axsr:: WI. y L--- . b.
benssh d. u. b. HslzAse at a - NtrsT
& Special STAG Comsntsstoaerh-
AT AJSTIN--rA A. P<.4:- ci-cs = tst
STATE Capitol Bails.nr-
AT DALLAS-JzF.ses Esys Ss2r-ts.
Windsor Hotel
AT GALyEsTOS-y. i. sEiGrAzl. e.ocs
Ia the Evenlnx Trss.te BGA3l-g-
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. ST. Business ,s6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

The insnrrection in Crete may yet provs
the spark 10 explode tho Eastern Dues
'ion. England and Russia have both
quietly been making unusual preparation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

"hne 81 honor /, sle csp.ain Hrehs-
ron tor his pe,s.s',rce and public epirit
o. na4eng isa r.rers ems ba,bors com
ritf+e - Y1ss 'hs sersou 70 is hst Us.
gre 20 sHo,her 4ls'i. gul'4ea xas feprc-
20 ntreiYe. Hon Joseph = sayerr 20 say
f'a' Ao aily asid aafis4sss' r .tsliy ssro1d.-i
Captain huirnesor's crorfs in me prem.
ites Congressman sayor. hos aiway.
t'en fac, !r.en3 Of ihfs session and
Fft4y 20 i~nd 'ne wight % hIt e-,-tt !a-
fl"fes in re houa,. ia our behalf
Tire spanish osh'rat liaV learned some
hing from America after ail--how 10 a.
vert attention from yrpsa abuses by pro.
fuse talk % reforms"
II IL gratifying 20 learn that Harris
County Is getting along 30 well "a the
mat" OF gado1 AMI gfayeied roads. 80
agency VIII bn.id np the country Ike good
roads ana u 10 10 eycrybody's Interest. IN
Houston and IN tho county. 10 nee a
large agricultural population within the
county boundaries Every dollar put ia
paved street or good country sosa
IA splendid Investment.
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II is understood that in Difference N Gen.
oral Alger. Senator Shcrmans Memoirs
VIII not be used as a book for really ref.
croncs by the Incoming oahlnu,,
-
me announcement OF tho result OF tho
electoral vote for president ana vic, pres-
ideht Will be made this week iu Joint .es.
sHoh or tho two houses OF congrcss. The
'tooeSsrul candidates viii only learn Of
their election through the newspaper nm
loss they arc present at the count there
~ no provision for notifying them Of their
election. They VIII probably hear OF n
however.
10 many OF our new wnrShlps have me,
WIN mishsps 1t ~ perfectly natural TINT
much unesIsin sss should be felt when th,
squadron gets fairly on, to sen.
Who VIII take tho place of ali-rour,
instructor and perennial talker In tho ,,h
met which VIII he made v,oan, h,,
Growers devoted Fr.day--J. Sterling Nor.
ton' with Thurber ana J. Sterling hnth
gone the National administration viii he
robbed OF much OF Its picturesuuene~
Tine insnrrecton In Crete may yet prov,
the spark 10 explode tho Eastern cues
ton. England and Russia have both
quietly been making unusual prepara,lons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

Jean de Reszke has shovr VI
at last. BEING a singer d pm
binary talent-genius, In fu-'
lieved that he would finally ~!
some way or another. Fof
disappointed his critics, ind VI
a man. But the other DAY hS
stinct, with its consequent ea
out. and he bitterly and enla,
clared he would never sing VII
dica again. DO you hero sa
to know why this greatest
not permit his tones 70 nlin
Of the grand soprano? We'll -
her a bouquet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

II is understood thirt in Difference N Gen.
ortl Aiger. Senator Shcrman's Memoirs
VIII not be- used as a book for ready RET.
oronce by the incoming oablnc,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

80 many OF our new wnrshlps have met
WIN mishsps It ~ perfectly natural TINT
mIah un1s1sin sss should be felt when IN.
squadron gets fairly on, to sea.