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The herald., 1897-12-22
Not So Poor

The Los Angeles poor" farm Is not
20 poor, after all. The crop Of oranges
on the farm this year brought over
000.-Monrovia Messenger.
The herald., 1897-12-22

The capital value Of the power devel-
oped by the Niagara falls is equal to
s1.0s0,00e and a large part OF this per-
petual capital is being made available
by electric power.
The herald., 1897-12-22
Barnars Notice

Bright's Special Delivery checks baggage
to all points. One trunk. 35c; round trip,
5cc. 4e4 3. Broadway. chamber commerce
building
The herald., 1897-12-22

Wall paper late styles. low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's, 324 South Spring street
The herald., 1897-12-22
LOS ANGELES, CAL. Dec iss. lssa

70 Whom II - ~ Csncsyn:-
This h 10 sssplfy Nss b wons Him cured me
OF liver and kidney xsuhsa was greatly con.
stipstsd ssd my hack asesA = much that had
Wong lin. he sH ~ 1siss ast said my troublee
wsrs ssussa " 10 SrfYSs whieh had several
sAessAt snyess ssuld knew. took his medicine
~ AirsessA asa ~ new well. have gained eight
peubds dsnsg ne last month eat better sleep
bstss ana MI bstssS Ia evsfY way than for yearA
saa sksssfaliv recommend on Mo1g Him 70 the
sick. YsuTB WuIy, HABvBY DAVIS.
~ West Ann ~ Psijee 00eer L A. City.
The herald., 1897-12-22
DR.. WONG HIM
S31 South Hope Street, Los
Angeles, Cal.

BR woNo HIN, ssi
. nspe st., Los Angeles,
Cal.-DsAe Sir; IN jus
tics TO yeu asd for the
bsKsns OF sthsrs. | wish
70 N axe q statement OF
my case. ] vas aMlctsd
With alteration sf - .
reotun aud hsmorrEAs
OF the bowels. I was
treated by two nped dss-
tors, untu l lest ~ poa nAs
Of pssh and became 10
weak from loss ef blood
that l WAS unable to At
tend to business. Itasn
commenssd d octsrtng
with DR. Wssg HIN. The
bleeding stepped nnd I
AAA - l~
The herald., 1897-12-22

Cured OF Stomach saa Liver Troubles by Dr.
Wong Hip. q 81 =. Asps H.. Los Angeles. Gal
Ts ths lpsIio-h givss ~ great pleasure to say
seen neat ssseessfuL Fer years l have been
,ro1blss with The kidney sRd stomach troubles
received no permanent help. DR.. Wong Him'e
treatment kas removed all tendency OF these srou.
like Or. Wong HIns fdeas sf Herb Treatment
cleaning and fsnsvsting tae system before building
has dens = great dsa q COED to me, and that
have fsNrA hin 10 be = we'll educated man. uuAs-
su N NJ and kiAA commanding the respect Of all
good psepia- Very respectfully.
Miss STBLLA HUNTER.
Los Angeles Cal, April 80. iSsT go Bellevue Ava
The herald., 1897-12-22

four mentns ! lad rssaincc my lost flesh and
heslss an9 Today an well and sound. In Dr..
nny disssss that he says ne can cure have un.
bounded csnndeass and faith, and would recon-,
r. b. TAYLOR
Sept o. 1891
The news & observer., 1897-02-26
BE STRONG AND HEALTHY.
How to Be Etrong and Full of Life and
Vigor.

If you starved for two days you would
feel as weak as a cat.
Proof enough that your food is the
cause of your strength.
If your stomach is Sick you're starving
away your strength. Slowly, perhaps,
but none the less surely.
You feel it yourself.
You have nausea, loss of appetite, head
ache, giddiness, pain in the stomach, loss
of strength, spirits and ambition
What do you think? That it's your
head?
But it's not. It's simply your stomach.
Food is strength. Stomach makes it's
available. If stomach don't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial, will, in a
few doses, make your stomach well and
help your food make you strong.
Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick, tired, weary men and women
those who are working their bodies and
brain too hard will find relief and
strength in Shaked Digestive Cordial
1t makes strength. 1t makes health.
1t makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine It's a
cordial.
It's pleasant to take and more than
pleasant in results.
For sale by all druggists at 10, %, so
cents and 81 bottle.
The news & observer., 1897-02-26
BURKE COUNTY SAYS ANNUL.

Morganton N. c., Feb 25--Specsl.A meeting
of citizens of Burke county assembled in the court
house at Morganton to-day, composed of Democrats
Republicans and Populists to take action with re-
gard to the North Carolina Railroad lease.
On motion of w. F. Hallyburton, Populist sec
ondt by d II. Peeler, Populst, it was resolved
that the action of representative, John H Pear
SON is endorsed and that our senators, Messrs
HYATT and Wakefield, be instructed to vote for the
bill as it passed the House, without crossing an 81
or dotting "T' No compromise bill to be voted
for.
After speeches from p. w. Patton, chairman Pop
ulist party, and others, the resolution was unan1-
L. A BRISTOL Mayor,
Republican, Chairman.
M. SILVER, Democrat, Secretary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
AoMI. ro.rsrinr-rs.


Tie Australian dog and the Egyptian
shepherd dog never bark
There are Jos kinds Of car couplers u.ed
90 he n'ted stAles railroads
OrsnseDUrg. s. c.. Is 70 increase It's paw
luE fund ny al annual tax Of q on bicy-
cies
Coal uiners IL this country number Sos
go. Of "hoLa 900 are at work in Penn
syisa
~ person under 10 years Of age is per-
lait'ea 10 enter theatsr or tavern in
HeuEoiond-
= Persian carpet has been IN use tor 900
yearH in the main hall o. tho Shah 5 PAL
ate In Teheran.
hFt, "el- known County Donegal farmer
aged 40 years.
II is estimated by competent authorities
that tZe."10 tons Of water tumble over
NIAGARA every minute, day and night.
The street cara OF san francisco are
provided with holder on the rear plat
t0rH on vh5oh two bicycles van be hung.
TIE largest iurn-iable In the United
ni4tes mas just teen placed in position by
ne "r" lHk Central railway ia Buffalo.
be police Of Chicago have received
ortsfa 20 arrest all persons found begging
~ me s'rtetr ~ public plorcs o. that city
u -k,s thirfy usyea speeiallv con
EtrQcea and eauipped steamers 20 Keep the
strut:.ne telegraph cables OF the world
II re.a.r
ln ne belgian parliament whea mem
uff a. making iDur speech he may be
repph"e with hfsse3 ara water u gov
eTurent eA9rcse.
1ne iOpFezi known TELEGRAPH circuit
tnaAe or this cont ineut for Ectral business
NAs luz rei'srt from san Diego 70 Eos IN
refeti-y TIE lue was cot out The iuli
@i3e miles
pns fitt4pE way susget.td for celehrat-
NJ queen sict0rtaz Hixr.nth anniversary
- he +iaaaeipsuon Of %" 300 200 slaves
ATgl 10 ppnaage IN The Hrltsh proteotorst.
" 2auI}bsr.
70 chow The advance IN ue,hofs Of To-
rptip'.pL during her feigu II it suggested
nat -ueet iicLof1A shosio 20 IL "a state
mum cafflsSs 70 st. Fouls escorted by
Z4hroH o. bicycles
Tbs fpEt compound locomotive believed
70 have gone from this country 70 Central
america VIII De shipped on the STEINER
A9Feuoo e bsf neat ealing ~ was built
~ tao iitisourg Locomotive woris
h@nuselsh he celebrated large black
apt Npith ~ 5onu LuhbSos brought home
stout sixteen yesrA ago aud which be
HNnln2 % rten RpDd pafreaes, has Jusl
pla0- n lYen ~ cosy Eia4s house on the
~ N.~
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fssS.ivs T5s corrective rrsHsz-- --uH y
rz.gf4 "a 1luzi ahz- 1tNL & t.ss-s- 9l2- ~p1i-
- % l-rH iAs nsz.as- q b..ls E7t rsaesa-
tsssz sa4t s5zie ~ szTro4gee1 laHr.ag Tbs
session b. allowing ssEz --szlltr oaiy
is-iitea nnzs.ssz 1Er Q. taT-= Sz1 reeElT-
ga itzs a.; rrapesss-s laws =@n = i-i-o-
curec Willis u. GrSl ssa asrE II IT, SIS
elea eulem irtru5ucse l. rsssrs-xe g
-1Isst.lile tIEEsa5ies
zEss piGE n ars fse--z-ssn st,a s- .as
t,sss sze fs- zearsa-r az. ss--sr;2eE .As
.4Il e1zsisi..es q. ca; Il saezsgie- s.:a-
~ a. y ..as wtA szzza,AlaE t-lE1 al lie
slatss -szye ccsae &c. az tE-- Ts-T sasg-
10 sseur. i-sn b-s; lsgisll:4s2, AID oalT -.
NaarA "a Es=e-ai G. usEesharT. 0Tsr Sas-
NGs tle isrns q isclsiEie7S STATE az. va
tssaa. "a .s1sz=afG u ne re=slas-atl7r .
measures fa- ~k3ss lze7s = - ps,asl-
1erna-.e AZ ws-e1. L s1E1lse. wcala T.
svzss ezrssa t2giy g1ess.a-as'e zz.e aes-ae'--
r. azrciu. s4wa- Czr ao- as-ss Terms 2sS-
-ssa.ss wa zepslEsi-e 4-- -do ~ stAis
s1-ss ss-74re ty Esegr-s a s-so-E = Dc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

mailer and our legislators certainly have
prelns enough 10 suggest 1 better way for
h-!nelnr critutuals to justice.
Tbs Garrison signal says Of the mort
EEEe EFslsn-
The mortgage system is z mos Ubiquitous
fFsien and should be abolished and cvery
dfo- r,ads then wo9id - debt Of honor.
MS ioea .-ay uct be very popular. hut the
tu.E'-.zess a the position can -ot rs
A%i4ss3e- Il - true PERHAPS that z
large class Of Trsn would suffer temporar-
NV under such conditions nut going through
ne rTuc.tle would only bs the means @,
terrifying them Tor the future
The Fort Worth Register asks.
WhT don't some rampant republican IN
congress demand the Inauguration OF an
american Cuban policy BIZ hts ultra-A rner.
.ean Mckinley administration. Patriotic
hlbueiers ere being convicted IN the courts
and sentenced 70 prison Tor violating the
laws Of the United States vessels svs
pected of designs upon the peace and
safety Of Spaiu's army 80 Cuba ar. forbid
Gen 10 leave port excep; IN charge n, 3
United States naval officer. and in vari
Gus other weys Spain IS permitted To rim
things according to the neutrality laws
which our lswmaking bodies have passed
II no republican can be found who will
protest against this uu-Auerican way ~
enforcing our laws, why VIII mt Tees,
own Roger Q again unIimher hi. rims ana
pour q hroadFide into the administration
or is his silence. Ike the Stiffness 81 the
G'ners' due 10 the fact tina, Grover has LEI,
the White House?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

MISS Grace FRirwea;h~ is the cham.
g Is woman billiard player Of the world.
Sue is native Of Newcastle England and
Is not yet p years Of age.
Dr' Nansen has asked permission to
lame ne siberian peninsula discovered by
I'm alter King Oscar OF Sweden The
n nt'.t ana ihs Russian authorities have
gwen their consent.
General sohofield and his wife are pass
! me WINTER IN one Of the Ponce do
Icon t' cottages at St Augustine. The gen.
eflI has a book Of army experiences and
reoolieclions ia tie press.
stratton. the Cripple Creek millionaire.
retuses TO go into any money making
.HeHies' What am trying TO do. says
.p 20 promoters. is 10 keep my income
down within the limits Of decency."
Solohel sanderson. NJ. p. has completed
modeI OF his Yacht for the German en-
pe'"', az mis- majesty's request The YES
t"o-Tater. Was built like many
o'He's' from the colonel's own design.
IAackeray's home In Young stnrt. Ken.
~ sIHSlon. IN which he wrote Vanity Fair.
- aooul 10 be torn down. to make room for
an ektsnsion of one OF the greatest stores
when nave altered that quarter OF London
SO greatly Of late years
MISS Mary French Field SAYS that her
,ather didn't make a cent out OF his popu.
lsr poem, "A Little Peach in an Orchard
rreW' Herbert Smith, the man who set
~ 10 music, realized sS5. while the pub
iIsnefs OF the song cleared $50 900.
ouida has more fads and fancies than
even fln-de- steele college girl. The
seehe she uses is made especially for ne.
by celebrated Venetian perfumer. and
costs $40 an ounce. She can not bear
slarohed muslin; the touch Of velvet make:
her ieel creepy, and she faints at the smell
of honey.
Mrs. Bradley Martin Is the owner OF the
most complete and valuable collection Of
watches In this country. Among the gems
Is q watch pendant which at one time be.
iohged TO Queen Anne. Another uniaue
,lnepieee In the collection Ia set In ne
heart OF an apricot made OF onyx, aud the
Norhs OF Which are OF solid gold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
rnn rosg's OFFICIAL EDITION.

Ia Porte cbrgpicir
The HoHtoa Poat iAsped & large supple
ms1t Tuesday TsihK portraits % fbe State
NhrerE. and views o. many state instiiu-
tlpuF toE6tnef win feoofd - .ach II N
a Taissbie Number 70 preserve for future
reference
Brsls i'iios
Tbs Houston fss,'E hiT Official Edi-
if"n" ~ last Tuesday was hummer and
costAl.ed rGtcn valuable Information rein
i've 10 tnH hihfe 80vwnnisn. and this Va
f0An f,atn Institutions Tho Post ~ win
oli qussilpa the xrsstcHi paper 10 Texas,
spa u Is rinihT 50 pgplle favor iike the
mcfcery 10 thermometer On . het DAY.
cpsro bylIs,lu
T'he Houston tDsi gave itf readers ar.
sthsF d'siiErifgl nufpr,se Tuesday w lssg-
inK 10 epnGsetloo pitl the regular ain0un,
" gfsye dsiiy reading lpsLler q Special
Ofhf,sl KcliioG winch pfesants eoaeikt
fsYirv ~ fls Operations - the Texas state
gpYsfnn.eat ~ GatahI VIII p1rtrbitf OF The
p'iEcigs ofhrsss, ana psembefs u the
htAis iagisisthfs. Jha Pos - dplps grand
s0fk for a.. whole STATE bnt aoat sssr
partially fSr - oan ceuntfy - inuY~
fstiEShis irdyatfy, aud sAtsrpsiss hssH ~
fcsay Won fnf n high place snlonS thf
BiAts Gaiissa, $40 sash GSY ~ oscomfs
! more eBassfe1 " ths hssfls VI the pcppit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
THE TEXAS PAPERS.

The Goldthwaite Mouutainee7, an excep-
tonally able an enterprisins weekly, which
boasts that It began business just six
months after its town was founded and has
never missed un issue has entered the
twelfth wear Of its existence
The Red Land Express. edited by W.
Il Harris IS candidate for public favor
at San Augustine
The Laredo Times Is now issued by j.
$ Penn & Son. J. 5, Penn was the former
publisher.
The san Antonio Light says;
Reduction Of hours Of labor in order to
give employment to greater number Of
workmen. "a going into eject In several
mills in Eastern and Middle and Northern
States and solves practically the question
o. employment 10 just so many more oilers
True. each man earns a l.ttle less than
under the old hours, but he can live on his
lusseT earnings. and the benefits accrue 10
those who have been hitherto unemployed
II only the National government would
take interest IN this thing and shut out
the UNEMPLOYED OF other lands until our
idlcrs We're all ct work, there would be a
new era OF prosperity ushered in TO stay
So mote II be.
Many Of the mills have reduced the num-
her OF working hours. hut Il was from a
desire 10 curtail The product or to lessen
expenses and not 10 give employment 10
more worbmen, Benevolence Of that kind
Is not unusually found IN manufacturing
establishments
The Pamela Waterman speaks In an en-
oouraginE vein:
Not before within the history Of Pamela
county has there been so much land cleared
and substantial improvements made by
our farmers as has been done during the
mast fan and winter. CROPS ware gathered
early aud the weather has been favorable
and the farmers have taken ADVANTAGE OF
the onportunities offered them for lmprov-
ing their places and opening UP new farms.
II IL matter Of much qualification 10 tho
Waterman 10 note the rapid advancement
and growth of our county
The Denison Herald remarks:
The Herald Is enabled TO announce with
a great big sigh Of relief that there were
20 disastrous marine accidents at the nor,
OF Dallas as a result OF the floods and
storms The Harvey is safe; she rode Inc
waters like thing OF lie.
The Hunt County News registers a ccm-
plant against the grand Jury system.
With all the elamor. wind tanning ana
unprofitable talk INDUCED Ia By tho Twen-
ty-fifih legislature. The News has not oh
served where single effort has been made
10 remedy the evils Of cur present grand
Jury system. AS. the Law now stands the
system is a complete nuisance. quiet
peaeeable citizen can be dragged from the
furthermost ends Of the county. forced 10
neglect his private business. some times A
sick family, only TO tell this inqulslioriai
board that he knows OF no violation az
our criminal statutes. The Grand Jury sys.
TEN OF Texas IL fraud. a fake. snd nm
open field for the spllenll and the Hack
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Te-@S1 2loHTF reoaLs.x

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or; the co--eSroudent O. the Chicaro Pee
ord % President MrKiuiev. has npe- r--
esi7e6 al the white House, but tu. pres!-
aeut aas not seel il escep; Do sic news
IsperE this morning. He nGs not hzI -.use
20 read anything but his private o7-re-
s,'onaence siuce he entered ,hs White
House.
Tho clerks II the postofhcs depsr.u1ea,
have % write more than e5.eoJ letters to
ao'ify IS many ambitious Americans that
heir applications for otfce have been
reeei, ID. The officials say that TIE hard
tilHes have 81 everybody LryiuE 10 Ee;
. SOB under the go, eminent The frs.
week o. the present administration q 0y9
applications for Office We're received a. The
pog,oftics department alone tae seeopd
week p 700 the third week A. 5s3 The
largest proportion from any State was from
Kansas.
Nebraska people say that John L.
Webster and General Gown Of that state
have both declined the otsce Of assistant
secretary CT state. hut ,hat Representa-
ave Neihejobn viii accept Il IL is oGered
IN hiru
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70 cURTAIL Ll4ls.ITl1G oaraT


TAe iogigiatufes " the fari5a s'ape 2ra
delayed constantly IL tbs pssseyr u lawn
neinppdsd generally BY lie p.upie. or in
fespouae 70 yne platform pledges Of tue
donipaul parry. by having 70 ,Das.der
nssn u matter Which "a "a. uorta Tue
waste 81 public time and IS co,eiease X
an iufnito variety d propoviliQrs ttaansi-
3ng often from single indiyl6gals anc lnifs.
nueee Tor legisiauve confederation au,riy
booanse there has been DO hnit placed
npon the introduction Of bills.
~ his latest puulic uiiersucsy iB as
Eastern publication ~ -seEstoi aiH very
frutldully remarks that ono " tue el.af
troubles Of tho country nov IL tu,ft ~ sf.
"oYergoyefnod. There are 700 many l..gs
rather than too few. To submit this pr,o-
nHiiion TO any Intelligent legslstor II 70
OBTAIN an affirmative answer aud y4 tins
hhino man will proceed 60 assist hia fst-
lows 10 flooding his legislative .bsp,brr
with row bills and ia the enactment Of new
laws. IA Senator IIill says Ia the af,icle
yeferred to that II is time 10 call a bai,
T' N rNf"s NSN AtN'fs tHFlN4Ailht,
and that we must learn 70 cxah the 40.
sdiyldual rather than tho powers ana func-
nons OF government. We are literally IN
tho midst OF c restrictive. represslye and
yesulativc craze and II all the acta that
are from time 10 time proposed IN almost
Any state legislature were 70 become iaws.
lifs SUD society would Ia next 10 lntoler-
sblc. 10 tho present independence of pub
Sic aud Individual opiniou. revolution. un-
Ger such reign Of Law. would DO the com.
mon occupation of two-thirds OF The pOopio.
Tho real danger Is not so much IN the
possibility Of any considerable number Of
these thousands OF proposed measures boz
s1oming laws, but 10 tho fact that their
introduction and consideration prevent tbe
snaetinont OF statutes dumalded by tho
1reN body Of tho people. rho mass OF
questionable matter 10 clog upon public
Business. Recognizing this fact a number
III States have limited Tho limo durlug a
'1skisiatiYe seasion whom bills aud rosolu-
ieions oar BIZ introduced except by consent
'pf two-lhirds or lbroe-lourths Of the honse.
Sven thy Limitation ~ but partially ef-
n
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Labor and The Anti-Trnst Decision.

New York Journal.
It is curious. but no, wholly NAV
pheahle' phsnomenon that tho loudest mo
tests against tho recent antl.tr,s, d..,ts,,,
OF the United States supreme court as q
blow at labor unions come from railroad
attorneys who have systematleauv eop,b,
labor organizations. or from newgpano.s
winch have habitually defended trus,s
and ii is very impressive ev,se,n q,
me thorough discipline Of all the forces
"'ttsH 20 10 create, maintain and defend
-, .."i 'n.'A IN restraint Of traue. that so
,I, r,,s': e''er mo decision against the
-, '''tsfovil association the plan Of cam
Pd'b" sAoula have been formed ana sJi
over tho United States the w,,ongs ~ r.
NosNlhsmin should be seized upop 20 M
wW,vNsc WIN Which TO break into congress
"'tN'H 'hlrty days the very railroads which
WV s'hc" ihr futile strike of the AIMEE
u"h NalI~ay union have kept active unio,,
N'.n on blacklist Will have their agcn,s
VHt svVNlns 10 prove TO union men tbat
t1o I"teeilty and permanonce OF organfgo5
srttrr az dependent upon congressional
aTl!on ior the repeal OF the Law 80
which the anti-polling decision - lyon
only VIII the shrewdest corporat Ior Nv. ,,u'
~. w ana the most interruptions corr@rs
49, NV sphPoTs he employed to mis- 81
, NY "Whlhgmen must expect 10 find ,,,o,,,
'Dls Vi thelr own organizations sna1,
IItip'aIIuB as defenders of rail-oaa com,
D'natlohs and corporate monopol,os
nc journal would suggest TO mo NAV,
vels VI labor unions extreme csutio, ~.
49, ilnu themselves used to nun -
n,nao,'s, vi monopoly ont OF tile fro In,
m9nopolists who will never d,,;dao LOT
prize. u'N!de the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
SAME OLD RESULT.

lie bought rake, likewise a no.
Ana lkewese garden seeds
TO ra.se things for his neais'
IN dreams ne saw those seeds arise
But all the crop that met hts evo.
Were blisters on hls HANDS
Omaha Woril-Heraia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

Celeste ToNas, April l.--There is a ,is-
ease here, pronounced by soma soo,,s.
I've, ,o.sr' mere mas been one death from II
niue Bertha harrell, the s-yeai-old daueh'
yer OF MT ana Mrs. NJ. X Uarrali SSh
was buried Tuesday. II has ra,se e'' she
a frght and good many are Ie, WIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

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5itssr II. TO NJ. Zsa-z ., .as $sw Js-E
EsE. Tbs I=.4-rsaslt-iah DID journalist IS
r-sTzr tsFe leg1-.f-zai. reward = t1asse
lzs@- 5sgs . nis ~leso-s and clsrer-
rlsaae ccU-s7-2slu;ie- sa:5aac- 6. tns
zeri .bs.s z.usezr catches .ev aies as -csrs-
z..-s5 r.iA sega s.a1 rn7so-sses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
THAT FATAL BITE.

One swallow makes not summer.
=. And yet We mist recall
Thai lust ore little swallow
or apple made a fan.
Philadelphia Record.