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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-14
GRAN ALMACEN De MUEBLES
MARGARIDA Y COMPANIA
r-4s .S,m francisco Ai ST

~ Scta francisco III st
Venta plazos c6modos Con derecho d
la propiedad; alquileres equitativos. Mas ba-
ratios que en- otra parte. Y con Ia grandislma
yentaja de que cuando 10 que Sc ha pagado por
alquileres es igual al valor de los muebes, estos
quedan benefco del que los tomo. Esto es
debdo grandes combinaciones llevadas d cabo
con mportantes casas de Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-14

Sc e Oh GabO " ", dc s''s"'s =" coepass eens"s. de-
vegas y sobrevegas, radicada en- el baFrlo del
Nancy, .camino que couduee i Jnuooa, pro
pia para Guido de ganado siemhras dc tataco:
Para informes, dirjgirse 4 su dueiio, don Jose
4. Morales, residente en- Aguas- -haenas. / g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-14

u mn botel!as del acredtado Eon s'ren-
-, ovo gAoM Sc han vendido duTan'e dos
amos que hace que eate sabfoso !'cor se pfeseii-
to al mercad9 No hay dpda GHe ea nueho
vender pidase en- todas parties Luna Her
manos y Compalli2 10 venaen al por mayor y
det4l!.
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Reoortamos de sEl CrioIlos, le AsaalilIa:
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til;' de i'once: <La Union, ha deinandado en
iuicio de conciiiaci6n i sLa Corresponaenc!as
por consiler9rae inj jpriads ell el actftnio q}e 81
popular tiiario sc totendia del gfaHisino cargo
que lc hicera caliic.nAole dc dFganc del par'
ti3o separatista De Puerto Rico. Is que ei CO
ieua iucon,liciona. se7ala ie una nanera".! La
yerdaG . cue Ia eol.useala, de ''ia Union Ia
silo cluaa dc qno &c e.crDa a..oTs f2hre ei Sc.
paratismo, como no &c escribio eli lido TN 81
g!o. Cier,a;ael,tc que la seosaa 10 t!ene sr.-
ca maldta
- p-rcse que "a canliiatura incaaaeio'
nal ortodo.a. es como Ejgue: Don Alejandfo
Ni.lar, jefe honorario, consuitor.- -seie, don
Pc lro Santis isteban " ocales, don Pab,o Cb.'
ri, don Iaanol Caii,l, don Conr'1o iaIa1,
don Rear 10 A!on-o, dot Manuel hgozeHe
Il I. Cuuiersin,lo Suarez, don Agel Rivero, y
don Dayia Gon-ai: :z --s'ecrctlrlo, don Ae!Eesio
Torez Moris.
vnn!a Ca-i reg .lato, Sc lesea reali2as !as
ssh'a. araraleres y mo-traiore9 d" IA Si-,
.-effa c1lliserfa qHe ocuraba '"s Daj0s lie!
siIo.al Francs. ~ II Gale lie IA Fortalcza.
Estan en- pe,feetf-im imo er,1ao, ,.sr y ed"mAs
Ia ventajs de que srvcu para eua'quier es..-
blecimcuto ce E;crcsncia. i-3
x. Las futrzas fnili.@rcs &c Ctba en- es-
ta3o de paS, que son las G1c tiencn asIgnacidn
en- e presupnes'o oriinaf.o, sc coMroaen de
3 generates, ~ coforsos, u teE..ai:.sa @oloSs
les, lal comandsrtes, 81 cspitines, a5i II.
meros tenep.es, ,5G segnndos id, 25 capella-
res, lo,G9: hontres dc ,ropa de infsn'eFfa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-14

RIA MADRID. Sc aoahan d.. recih.r en Ia
Peluquerfa Laerm Bot San francisco u.
Sapanlo los que quieran salir de pohres.
recutrlese que Ia oca.i5n Ia plntan ca!sa
~ .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. I3.
THE CUBAN CAUSE.


There Is no longer any room to doubt
the fact that we are rapidly reaching n
crisis In the Cuban situation Weyler's
cruel campaign of eleven months, al
though It cost Spain the enormous sum
OF Slss, 100000 and the loss OF many thou
sand lives, has proved a dismal failure,
and he returns whence he CAME not with
chaplets OF fame and victory upon his
brow, but laden With the excavations OF
those to whom he carried FIRE and sword
and despised by the lovers Of liberty every
where.
The Cubans have made gallant fight,
and by their sacrifices, their sufforIngs aud
their patriotism have proved themselves
worthy OF the fullest measure OF freedom.
The great heart of the United STATES has
long since framed this verdict, and The
growing force OF public opinion viii give
1t voice when the cobwebs of diplomacy
have been brushed aside ana congress
comes to review the question. The Cubans
Fought against fearful odds but their souls
were In the cause. and, although often
pahled, they rallied, they bcd and they
freely gave up their lives that their coun-
try might be free.
III humanity shows to tho God OF the
world
sight for his fatherly eye,
Ills that Of people with banner nnfurlod
Resolved for their freedom to de-
In this spirit the patriots wased theis
righteous war. and for this. and IN ieeog-
Wition Of their indonlitable courage, their
irrepressihle hopes their ruined homes.
their terrible wrongs. ali Christen
rave their naughty oppressor, viii glory
In thor independence. The day of thelr
deilycrance ia at hand. The sunshine Of
maj victory even now peeps above the
horizon OF their wees, The clouds OF sor-
row and disappointment are fast creeping
down their hills, and in the light OF the
approaching congress they can already see
that acknowledgment OF belligerency
which WIN be the keystone Of their tri-
umph.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
THn PRESS AND THE COURTS.

The rights OF the press and the rights ~
judges and courts. for some unaccoantah,,
reason. frequently cause great misupder-
standings, aud yet the lines are so plan,y
laid down that II is singular any friction
should arise, Both editor and fudge nre IN
honor bound to do what is right and ,nst
as Tar as they see 1t, with this difference
that the Judge is sworn no follow nre-
scrihsd path (and Is legally absolyed u
he fails), while the editor. who is NOT
sworn. IL often held responsible in law for
An honest mistake and occasionally for acts
which some employee may do even without
his knowledge. This, however. is The most
ton epch holds towards the public now as
70 the position they hold towards each
otner; The anomaly is well Illustrated in
the following article from the Chicago
Times HERALD
The interesting opinion delivered BY
judge Winslow Of the supreme court al
wisconsin upon the rights OF the press
and the rights Of judges and COURTS aud
to what extent newspaper criticism Of
5ucges may 80, Will undoubtedly attract
That courts and Judges must have tho
power to enforce respect ana puni.h ac,s
Or public criticism that tend to bring RAJ
pcnach upon them or interfere with the
9ust performance Of their duties can M
pe denied, And yet there must b. Z limit
- this power. Freedom Of speech ana ~
lust critlcism must also be nrossrvcd
0udges are not "little tin gods on wheels !,
ma the ermine Is no panopIy for unwls-
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specialization by statesmen.

II Is the habit among some ealesmen to
endeavor 10 persuade customers into buy
ing something else than things asked for
as the result OF the advertising OF speciai-
Ties. the advantages OF which are presented
in the advertising columns Of the news
papers. Very frequently something is offer
ed, guaranteed to be 'just as good 1t
very often happens that the store indulging
in this imposition makes more money from
toner is the loser. Reputable dealers should
not try to substitute and customers should
be careful to protect themselves by insist
ing upon being given what they ask for or
going elsewhere to get It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

rnLEPBoNE NUMBERs'
maternal. ~. Business. IL


IhA Pupt = delivered to any part o. tns
city BY carriers VI $1.0Q per month: tnIee
months, 800: six month";. ssW' one s'1''
Nj. Theodore Bering has charge OF the
city Circulation and Collecting. .
Mears. Theodore Bering. and Cna1ie 1,
Lott are the authorised collectors ol ~
city bills. both advertising and subscrip.
ton, and no money should be paid 10 aay
one other than those named, unless speeiai
written authority signed By .he bnsihv ~, !,
axe should be paid by check In favor %
The Houston Printing Company.
No orders for goods. ETC., are S.von ~
the management, and none VIII DO accept
ed In payment OF office bills.
y Subscribers falling 10 receive the paPe
regularly will please notify the ofncc
promptly. Every subscribers paper u ex.
bected to be delivered not later than s:5p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
GIVEN DEATH
Ellie I0aes Was css,l.
Murder Of kll.,
CRIME FOR WHICH MI
AZ the Heads q I s~, u
In May Last--rks
Was uaa1ss

Tyler. Texas. octoSsr !, !.
colored, who has been q
trict court for the pAst Il
with the murder of Rilsy' .S
dale. this county, last Mav Y. "
guilty Of murder In the M III.
death penalty assessed. /!
The defendant was q Y "
last night for an hour "a /. 10
time he made a fun ~, "!
crime. Ut will be rem.mS,
Jones. white. was shot u S,,s \
I'm the Tyler Jail by i ~ y n
zens on account Of tie el,.,.'
Jones that he was bird Q NJ
murder Stuart. The dsi..s.''
verdict read without beinr MI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
A stenmer Rnrneh.

Nelasco, Texas. October la.--l.ast night
about 1880 o'clock the Brazos river tug
a,orauo was discovered to be on fire. The
managed to escape before the flames baa
reached too far. The steamer was living M
the wharf near the warehouse and 10th
were saved. Scarcely any wind was blow
ing at the time The steamer by hard work
was pulled down stream out OF all danger
anu me IRE put out after the boat had been
burned nearly TO the waters edge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
NOTES. AND pNnSoMAIs

Representative Meade OF Fanuin count,
Ia In the city,
Hon. w. A. Fields of Hin county 4
here at the Hotel salge
Val Verde county redeemed $4,000 o.
court house bonds today
Judge Reagan was at his office this
morning for the first time in over i
weak.
the educational department is now u.ail.
ING me county judges supplies As rapidly
as possible.
me tax roll OF Pecos county was re-
ceiVs ID at the comptrollcr's office today.
Total valuations sa.950.5l2. increase 500 ,Os7.
Tho Bradley Ramsay Lumber company
OF Lake Charles, La. was today granted
permit by the secretary OF State to do
business IN Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

He Says the Klondike n. !
Good Diwa4t y. a

He Says the Klondike p.. !
Good DissitSl \
San Francisco, October y "
nOber. the mining expeN ~
throughout the United lsi1
connection with the exp,ons.'
of London, has returned N.
dixie. His mission was IA no
opportunity presented nm y
ment. He says.
~ found some very rofd ~
butt not as sensational a S4
as had been reported. IA msss9
claims are comparatively ~
almost any of them win ~ a
cause one claim Is very * n
WHY an adjoining one shrun !
good. On the contrary AN y
borhood of n rich claim A.
worth much. There ~ / ~
dtRgipgs in the KlondIkA *
worked by the slutcinx n1cs-
the bedrock ds twenty feet M
face. and the earth Is frUiAp n
the eighteen inches a. rs r
thaws In the summer, Ontk
Klondske may be CHASED a +
digg.lgS, "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
The STATE CAPITAL
A Negro Farmer Was Murdered and
Robbed of cotton Money,

Negro Farmer Was Murdered and
Robbed of cotton Money.
Austin, Texas, October 12.-Frank Pal
mer aged 45 years. a prosperous colored
farmer who lived near Oak Hill In THU
county was found this morning in the
rear of dingy shanty on East Ninth
street between East avenue and Red River
street with the side of his head caved
in Palmer came to town yesterday with
three bales of cotton and sold them late
yesterday evening. No money was found
on his person. so he was evidently muir
dered for his money. No arrests have
boon made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Denver, Colo, October 4
Adams has signed an order q.
sentence of Juan Duran and
Lucer, who were convicted y !!
the murder of Deputy shsnfy
Kelly and sentancea 70 he 11af
prisonment for Life. In 5l9ull
Governor Adams takes peir!
he did not do so rs IN ~
but in difference to the ~ ~
ital punishment, enacted NY
the crime for which The ~
fenced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Mac stewart TO =

Liling, Texas. October -
ceived here says that Mac
shot at Parral November Y =
Austin for Mexico tomas
Hogg writes he will 80 WIZ
pense,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Ottawa. October 12.-in =
from London 1t is staieo
would like to have the u'
her seal fishery riRn1s IA n
price. The attention
being called to this rePSsAl
that no such proposal p
or thought of.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
British Ofacer 49,

Beaumont. Texas. October
mains OF l.. D. Marriott, go 4
at Sabine Pass Sunday. wy
terday. The deceased VA q
British ship Otterspool' y n
E. ID. Marriott Of II
Paddington. West Loneon, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Tom Moore. the Irish poet. was bitter,
opposed to the United States In his young
manhood. but an autograph letter now in
the possession OF Senator Hoar OF Mas
sachusetts shows that In his more ma
ture years he grieved over his folly and
apologtzed for his mistake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Court 1t LsslAssi

Lockhart, Texas, 0ctcb9 \
court. Judge H. Tetchma1ls
opened yesterday n,oruing SNlt|
large attendance Of litagant ~
The criminal docket. which ii
large, was set for next Nmo4
IS. Five murder cases ~ N I
for disposition. and the pse1saI
ises to be a very expensive N d
ty and State. "a
During the Afternoon ytst1feg|
tunate alteration arose n ~ 4
which resulted in fight hstpu
torneys. No serious ipjury ~
by either and both parties xsy1
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Murdeinr ana Attcmptea su,c,a.

New York. October l2.-During an alter
oa'ion at Exhibition park. Staten island.
conrad Hezelhech shot and killed Thomas
Mcsorley prominent business man az
Wess New Brighton and Afterwards at
tempted &c take his own life by severiny
me arteries OF his wrists with razor.
t asae'pecn may not recover from the ef-
engaged IN an animated discussion but tbe
exact subject Of the argument il unkno wu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Fran,e DuiIainr nurn.a.

Austin Texas, October la.--Fire this
morning destroyed the frame building At
.ne corner Of Fifth and Colorado streets.
which was used as a saloon THE nronsrt,.
was owned by City Collector Fred stsr,
cling. D'eA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Boren at Cans'

Cameron, Texas. Ocsu
Boren, an evangelist Of pf'
Christian church. is holo ~. ~
the district court room. ~ NJ
sor Ireland conducts the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
AN ASSIGNMENT.

LOUIS MERCER, doing Il general merchan-
disc business in this city, has made an
assignment, naming u. Il. Carleton as
assignee. Preferred creditors TO the
amount OF nearly $4,000 are ramed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

| nothing ID wrong, and It should be stayed
In the most peremptory manner.
Judge winslow goes into the question
deeply, and the decision Of the court Is
undoubtedly law.
Claire was Z candidate Tor re-cicctioh 70
the circuit bench. He was strongly OPP
posed, and in the course Of the campaign
bis conduct on the bench and his fitness
for the Office was sharply criticised IN
the Eau Claire newspaper. both edi-
torially and IN o. communication signed
by 4 promInent Wisconsin lawyer. The
court being in session, Judge Bailey chose
Ito regard these criticisms as a contempt,
and brought his offending critics be-
fore him for that offense. Thersupon
they made aff!daviis to the truth Of their
statements. and this the Judge decided
WIS contempt In the presence OF the court.
and sentenced them To thirty days In jail
This Is the proceeding the supreme court
has Just reversed.
Judge Winslow says
ut must be grievous and weighty ne
ccssity which will Justify go arbitrary
proceeding whereby a candidate for Office
becomes tho ePcuser, judge and jury. and
may within few hours summarily punish
his critic by Imprisonment. The result OF
such doctrine Ia that all unfavcrable criti-
cis'n OF a sitting judges past official con-
duct can be at once stopped by the Judge
himself or. II not stopped. can be punished
by immediate Imprisonment"
And In this judgment both the bar and
the country generally Will concur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

A Kansas City 3Ytice Of the peace has
hit upon q novel plan Of getting business.
He presents theater tickets to every bridal
couple he Joins in wedlock, and 1t Is said
the scheme works to charm. The Hous-
ton justice Of tho peace who gets IN his
work In tho same way ought 10 reap a
rich harvest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
Cotton Gin nnrnel.

pennng, La. October 12-!The cotton
gin belonging to w. II. Freeman was today
partly burned. together with considerable
ZOOS and bale cotton seed; no insurance:
Vausht from sparks from smokestack.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

The ciusens OF Cieburne are not OF the
hot-headed, pandcky order. Over 1000 OF
them turned cut and welcomed the Santa
F'e officials on the arrival of the latter
from Galveston the other day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

The present yellow fever is being
palmed or ON the country as being ''just
as good" as the old tine genuine yellow
Jack. While we don't banker after the
genuine article, We prefer not having the
substitute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Large Catt!e snie.

Mnldoon. Texas, October f2.--Leitephurv
Fiatonia about 600 head OF cattle rsa
price paid was about $1,000 The ca,,is
We're delivered to Mr.. Edwards on the nth
Inst ~ '"e s'n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Fort Worth. Texas, October ia.-winfie,d
Scott today bought 10000 head OF ca,,,.
from the Stafford Land asi Cattle oo,nsnx
me me price paid In round number was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
Fort WORTH. mig Market.

Fort Worth. Texas. October Fort
worms new 600 market house was ded.
.cated tonight In the presence OF 500 pec.
BIZ 81. cpeecnes were made BY Mayor n II
81 ntso42ck. Hon: r, n Wynase, Editor q
cthsts. assman \ r. Ntcls ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Ogden Mills has erected an experimental
lodging house In New York, where work.
angmen are provided with all the comforts
OF home at 20 cents per night. There
are 1900 elegantly furnished rooms in the
building. and 1t Is said every one OF them
will be occupied.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Governor Black OF New York proposes
to make a good roads law party meas
are In the next Legislature and will make
a strong recommendation on that line In
his annual message. How would this thing
work la Texas?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

now will have no difficulty IN doing 30
IN a few days when the trst ssir norther
has arrived"
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III Spain requires more money with
wnch to continue the Cuban bntchcry she
knows where she can get 1t. Weyler can
play uncle" TO the infant king when
money is needed and will Doubtless be
willing to lend the dons money on In
terest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
TO CURE 4 C0I.n !,

T0 CURE 4 COLD IN ONE nay
Take Laxative Bromo Quinipe rahIs,. a.
o.eges1ts refund the monsy u Il tails ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Dallas does not propose TO borrow fool.
ish trouble. Conscious that there is moth.
ing In the yellow fever bugaboo to be
alarmed about, she proposes TO open her
State Fair next Saturday just the same
as If nothing happened
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
ilonstsa friatina Company

4. yohnssen. v;c: FPrssidsnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Inc Austin Statesman ventures the
opinion that the most sisll'ful physician
IL very likely to mistake case OF den,y,,e
Tor yellow fever. The only certainty that
IL ~ yellow fever during the prevalence
oil dengue " the actual illustration OF
the biaek vomit' But dengue and yell
low fever differ Only In the mortality 81
inc latter Yellow fever kills, dengue
kiiis but rarely. Perhaps IL is Just ae well
to mistake dedigme for yellow fever. FOR
there ds no telling during the prevalence
OF dengue when yellow fever viii de-
velop.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

San Antonio invites the yellow fever
refugees OF Texas TO her hospitable city,
but how in blankety-blank are they to get
there when BeNar county has closed its
gates, manned its walls with guards, and
proclaimed rigid quarantine against them ?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

III annoxlng Cuba will result in Gradient.
ing yellow fever and quarantine by ali
means let US annex 1t at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

The Erath county trade edition OF the
stephenvtlle Journal is one of the hand
soonest Special editions gotten out by the
Interior press OF Texas 1t has an illum
mated cover and contains, in addition to n
gooo trade write up OF Its section, sllus.
trations Of the leading professional and
business men, with half tone pictures OF
pubic buildings and private residences 1t
Is an edition well worth preserving. The
i've merchants showed their appreciation
py liberal amount OF advertisements
which are attractively displayed and well
printed.
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-------
A Kansas City tvuce OF tne peace nas
hit upon q novel plan OF Eetuns business.
he presents tneater tickets 20 every orsual
couple ne joins IN wediocx' ana u y SAD
inc scheme works 70 charm. ine f1ous'
ton Jus'icc OF inc peace "ho sc's IA ms
| rich harvest.
-
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not-neAou' pa'neNs oiue'' o'el W. "a
tnen' .u,nou guy anu w.'ov"eu .ne oan'a
re oinc,a's Oh .ns airisa, Vi the ial'er
-
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1870 Una ~ mo more ma.
'oic Seni" nc siieFed o'er hiS rory ana
rs ---,,
'o" ieve' pei"s
pa'aeu vi on me country as pe'ns just
80. u,.n. -. seno"
sar,,,ns ..,,,,s .''
eAs.'''. W ''N''' wv b''ieA NV having the
ov,, ,,,,.
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h,,,,a.a. a." =. -, ioos ~ .ne
VIII be occupied.
r, =
'H,N VI 4lo" iorN proposes
:" ' $50 'oaus Jaw parry meas
- =. Wv ~. ,ee's'a, ''e anu VIII make
-, ,eo"'''''n''.aVioii On thht iine IN
hAo HefSikt flDW WOuiQ LninB
work Ia Texas?
70 erat, u.-.---
,,,,,c,, - - =. 80,
t,o,,s n,harn 49, ~, !. r,,s ''e
n,oy .,,,no,a, - 49, ."n
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Up In Maine man sued a woman for
preach or promise and the jury awarded
him damages. This Will undoubtedly cause
the new woman to shuddcr. The very
iaoa OF man loving too trustingly but
not too well. it's shocking to contemplate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Tho Engineers strike IN England Il
spreading and tho situation is growing
critical. TO compllcate things the feder-
ated trades, representing 100000 fien, have
declared that they will QUIT work on Fri
day unless the bosses take backwater.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

physicians should establish a court of
appeals Doctors might then save their
Patients on technicaiities OF diagnoses,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

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