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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PENNSYLVANIA ANNUAL MEETlN"'

PRESIDENT THOMSON PAYS TRIBUTE To HE
MEMORY OF GEORGE b. ROBERTS
PHILADELPHIA. March a-The annual meeting OIL INC
stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compnn'
was held this morning In Horticultural h"'"
auditorium was well filled. The mee''ns ""' ~
10 order at II o'clock. and General LOUIS as"'' VI
Philadelphia was selected as chairman i"o
sion lasted only fifteen minutes The teao'"s y. W
annual report was dispensed with. The report OF 'ne
nrcsIent and Board OF Directors for the year 1880
was approved and adopted and the thahhs Vi .'o
stockholders were rendered TO the oIce'' ''
their faithful and able management OF tne a.',''
Of the company during the past year Inc e"""
man Of the meeting directed to appoint Ii co'"
mittce OF seven stockholders to recommend ai'er
comforting with the president ticket lot u'''''
to be presented at the next annual election
A feeling reference was made to the late president,
George b. Roberts by William Wood a director OK
the company Mr.. Wood supplemented MS re'''' NJ
by Offering a resolution which was agreeu W an"
which declared that the minute adopted by 'hc
Board Of Directors on February In regard 10 'ne
death OF George H. Roberts. late president Oh ''e
company be adopted as expressing 'he i''''''e' "
the shareholders. -,
President Frank Thomson followed Mr.. Wood IN
a touching ADDRESS upon the virtues and capabilities
OF Mr. Roberts III which he said: IT seems n't,t ;
offered The strongest trait in Mr. Robertss strong
character was his devotion to duty ana espec,ayy
10 le interests
vania Railroad. During period OF more man
thirty years of close association can say Inds I
I never knew Mr.. Roberts 20 fall 10 exert hinlseii
TO the fullest extent to further your interests.
am Informed by his physicians that as long as rous
Years ago Mr. Roberts told by them that ne ma q
n serious complication OF the heart. and was warned
BY them to be careful TO abstain from any overw0rk
warning have never known Mr.. Roberts IN these
four years TO allow his physical inhrmly 10 iltere,o
with his duties 10 The Pennsylvania Railroad by
this jealous spirit he has set an example the N,
huencc Of which In your organization trust VIII
ha nj f,if
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.

Elite Family Hotel. Ovtrooks sea wall promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lghts. Lift. Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-03
SOME rosTSCRIpTs.

The inhabitants OF the United States
consume more than half the luln,ue pro.
clccd In the wcr'l.
ln r'rtrc" rir1 4 railway t.a-n is mere
. ~ ton minutes late the company is
nned by tho government.
Tie populRr belef that the sap Of treos
goes down into thu r0o,a IN win ~ aGd
rises again In the spring IS false
Motor cars capah,2 Of drawing three
wagons carrying ten tons Of produce are
about TO be introduced into Liverpool
When "A DENTS, On Chlra IS pulling y
tooth for patron. an assistant hammers
90 4 gong 10 drowa ,he cries of the We
tim.
\ b.,l has boon Introduced in the New
NotN lcg STATURE VIII ch absolutely pro.
hloiis the honndsng and lacking" OF daCr
The british govcrnmcn; s.cl omp,oys
tore gn meW'narics In its army Tire
furkhas, nne uold ~ OF Nepll, are EN-
p.oycd IN British india.
IL was the belief o. l.v.nsslon that ,a,.
" NJ hons were '"ft.hlr led" hc watch
ed item closely, aaa when thcy. desired t,,
str ke a hcrc" blow they used me lei,
PAW. '
Arciurus s not ,eSs shan seventy ana IL
nrohahiy not more than a hundred light
wears distant from us THIS star certainly
sand times sN"
Chew for a few moments cracker
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

John Gilmer Speed the distinguished
writer ana editor. has recently taken edi-
torial charge of Lesle's Weekly
Frederick Saunders of the As,or library
IS the Oldest living historian. He was as
sisted to rs pace by Washington Irving.
=. Mrs Charlotte Van Cleve. who Is now
iWng in Minneapolis was the first white
tory' she will be is years Old next June.
Queen Victoria. for all her II years, is
other tnonarchs OF l1urope-the pope. the
Grand Duke Of 1.uNegnbprg, the k.ng Of
denmark ana the Grand Duke OF sake
We!mar
Alired Greenebaum of San Francisco
mas lust glNal Il Senate library of a thou
s4nd volumes to the University of Ca.ifor
lather, the late Dr.. Eias GreSne DIum.
chef rabb. of Landau Germany.
The family OF Senator -e'o,t Mason of
limos ~ runs up In years hike the rounds
n q stepiadder. The heads of the CHI ldren
Sanding in d row make a series of stens
equal in number to those winch ,etd H., n
ms stone house in Washington boulevard
Chicago. ~
>, inc election of Thomas c. Plat to the
Dntei States senate reminds the Oldest
inhahlant OF Massllon, Ono. that tnr
several years Mr.. fIatt was u clerk ln n
drug store there. his brother Fri p -, "a
n.-ng 90 mat time cashier OF the Bank OF
Massihon. an Va
me famous American prima don1a. Mtn-
ne liauk. q Lying quietly at her hyluti-
~ VIVA near Lucerne with her husband.
ohcVHder Won llcSso Wartagg, Who n a
dAs'ing-shed traveller and wr.ter OF hook :
81 trdV" and Is not, Ike So many htis-
nhlas OF prilna donnas, dependent uptS
MS w.fc's income
both .Sagas.a and Canovas are from tho
sol, although they rule altorr1,tJv ths
pi"udcsl monarchy m Throne The form,
81 ~ an engineer by trade and followed
that profession unlil he abanuuaed il ior
"A ID h.. mn an.
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EDITORIAL SHOTS.

wichita uSanN rar,a. Mira, tio,steaa
was Introduced 90 the Kansas legislature
~ ..,no 49, - ~ f,,,,ts,.,,,a S,,,,,,sr.
journal TBS ADMINISTERED on KNOWS h'Ne
about contemporary history. but It is a
warm person when 1t comes TO taking
about Rainsscs and the Hfctes
yy,.sb.,.-,o,, pest. ~ ,,aso, =, ,u,,o,.
& confidently expected to do something
to mt!sdte the gloom OF the senate now
and then, n the same way that SIR. Allen
-. -,
.s,,..,..,'.'.l,.,. -
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune; Now
tina, Senator wolcoti has gone to Paris,
we feel called upon 10 warn HIM against
wasting rs t,ie hy drinking that SWISS
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10 the Editor of The Post.
Liverpool. Texas, February I've have
recently noticed in the papers that a move
Will be made to abolish the office of COM
missioner of agriculture. Now, instead of
the legislature abolishing this office many
think the appropriation ought TO lie in
creased and the duties of the office en-
larged. Our State, with its extensive area
and varied climate. ought to have expert
mental stations established in at least four
sections OF the State-five would not be too
Htny. No very great expense need be in
Cured in establishing and putting IN OPP
Grafton these stations. In South Texas we
have not yet solved the problem OF sue
cessiul corn growing. on our black, stiff
prairie lands that produce from three
iourths to one bale of cotton per acre, we
fail to grow corn successfully. The stalks
seem to grow large enough. but fail to
mature grain Last year wrote to the sta
tion at Bryan and stated these facts and
asked for information. The answer / re-
celNed was unsatisfactory, for the reason
IL required more money outlay and time to
make the experiments than any small
farmer cared TO incur. Our legislature
ought to pattern after old Georgia in helm
ing to build up and develop the agrcul-
tural interest of our State. Experimental
stations established by the State on a
small scale and liberal appropriations made
to carry on the work would in a very few
years be worth millions to our people we
need stations in North, South, East and
West Texas and one in the Panhandle. too.
80 iar as am aware the work done at
beeVllle has amounted to but little II they
have accomplished anything the people are
not aware Of the fact. Many of our lecis-
lators no doubt look on the establishment
OF these stations as a useless expense and
waste OF public money, but II they were
once put in operation and properly con-
n rcea me state would be vastly benc-
TINS subject. but would Judge the paper
womb not oppose any move that would helm
TO build up and develop our AGRICULTURAL
interest provided too much money was
not expended. Inn
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.

The publication of the Rogers Sun has
been discontinued and its subscription lists
and contracts have been taken by the
Rogers News
The Gazette Is new paper established
at Mason by Marvin Hunter.
Henry Aycoek, who succeeded VIII l..
Sargent as editor Of the Hunt County News
is keeping the paper up to the high stand
ard maintained ty its former editor.
Inc stephenrille journal notes a healthy
Increase in immigration to its section. 1t
saws;
Tie country in the immediate neighbor-
hood OF DeLeon is filing up rapidly with a
most desirable class of people from the
uld states only lew weeks ago A .traight
train load of Mississipplaus came IN there
and bought property, and they still con-
lihue 10 come In lots OF two and three
families. al n time That is the direct re-
sun OF enterprise, hustle ana grit. and these
three attributes are what makes a country
great.
Tho Texas sun thinks there is method in
stuarrs silence. 1t remarks:
Dan stuart is acting with rare discretion
n Keeping the location OF the hig fight a
profound secret by doing so he hopes 10 be
able to entice both Corhett and Fit2slin.
mons INTO the same state simultaneously
The Navasota Examiner is of the opinion
hat Houston has good basis for rer deem
water demands. The Examiner says:
Galveston pulled Uncle Sans leg for n
Few million and now Houston wants her
turn, As The money spent on the former
mas apparently been profitable. the latter
has a basis for her wall
Tho SAN Antonio Light thus sums ,ip the
Immigration question:
This throwing the gates wide open 10
Foreign immigration while 40 900 IN one
city OF the United States and that not of
the largest class, are starving rur food the
hrcadwlnpers Of those thousands n, o. ON
nloYmont Is a terrible arraisnment of tho
imhcciltY and incficieucy II congress In
dealing practically with the wants OF The
nccpie whom In congress they rcpresent II
la taking the chiidren's bread and throwing
u 20 foreign mouths. 1t is time TO call a
halt, unless the intention Is TO pauperigc
the whole country, reducing the lahorcr IN
this country to AFFECT conditions. There is
no one political party responsible for this
state OF affairs, All are equally guiltv
The present regulations now being estah-
lished at Washington by republican losis-
iation. are as Intellectual in the existing
conditions to remedy the evil OF over imm.
grafton as popgun against mad bull.
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HOUSTON. WEDNESDAY. FEp. ..
THE BUSINESS WAY.


The trip TO this section Ct the members o.
the rivers and harhors committee q the
National house has emphasized the import
anee Of having congressman. SO far IS pos
sible. famnarize ihemseiyr4 hy personal
inspection with The specific matters which
must he determined in their respective
committees
There has been. and is vet. +; seems. a
popular prejudice against wtat is regarded
as 'lunte,ing~ bT the peoplc's rfpressaia-
,iycs. ard yet B, rs doubtful II ever dolla-
WAS misspent on trips by legislative aui
congressional committee where personal
Inspection Of locality. or p.eca % propose5
work. would AID 70 a ciearer ana frorr
businesslike Understandings ~ tae Questions
a; issue. The fact mas Developed wltA.n The
pas, few days that the rlvr-a aai haT5srs
committeeman had 60 ia.eiligeat couccp-
ton ot thc conditions hcre nntn ihsv came
on the rrcuai some q thru thought 0e
had mere inlet or creek here hat vea'
dry IN sumIaer They found a great ann
Of the sea running nf,y miles inland sue
fos miles ~ its length as broad snl .n
posing az ore ~ abe visitors remartei as
the Hudson river
How corid these gentlemen have inteH'
gently handled this F-eas subject one %
vital Interest 70 the whale West National
In its scone. wi,hoa, personal iuvestisl
tion on the ground'
They came to see TO- themselves and were
simply astonlshei--the halt had noi Dean
told them. or. at least, bad 40, been APP
precisiod
The fact is this is Bis country. AMI
great deal o, our presen, trouble arise- 1
fron the ignorance Of cue section o. an
other The Representatives, IN congrass zoo T.
often are men who have no' 'amllarlfoa /
themselves by travel with the conditions .
away from their immediate localities They I
go TO the National Legislature with certain /
party policies generally for the heredt %
the country at large ana certain purpose .
In view especially designed 90 bcred, 'hr.rf
respective districts. Great Tchemo7 for ,h, /
development OF prosperity ln other quarter .
are hurriedly regarded and often with sus-
picion when closer view would result 40 /
much general growth anu cy0snslon These (
arc the considerations that should Influence
the various committees Of congress to get |
out among the people as lar a. possible
and consHteu, with a businessllse couduct |
OF public affairs
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Extension of the ci,y's Limits.

l" tut rultor or me Post.
reed your editorial, in reply to NV con, -
munieation. with interest. 1t is a candid
avowal that necessity" is the chief excuse
ior the proposed extension of the limits
nut you VIII remember the aphorism.
Necessity is the tyrants plea"
ana thar resistance to tyrants is obedi.
eneo to God"
! GU say that the addition of seven souar,
mlies TO the city's area would ennhle ~
Guy TO extend the limit OF bond issues
gu, Goes the city propose to expend the
n'"yvens OF these bonds In improvements
"ih'n the territory annexed? '''
no YOU deem It fair to burden this non.
tIllltory not only with the payu,ent -, Nv,
9lu debt (which it had no voice In creeti,,,,
uu' WIN new series OF bonds. Nhoss rr
Veeus are 10 be dishurscd for having st,o,.
"thlh me present city limits?
mere any benefits to accue IN ,ho
suu"lLs' mus exploited 60 compensate fcS
'n,s ueSHtul burden OF bonded dchtP
The Old bond deb; Of the civ i, NOV,
thah TWO millions OF dollars; The lin,it 80
amount of tue proposed new bands nora ",
row can tell. N"s none
! this not pretty feast OF death "a
invite the truck farmers and dairymem MA
poor mechanic homesteaders of nc suhu,t
10 sit down TO, as
but ycn say these people enjoy our al.
them. ~ pl| lor
DO they not already pay Tor then, In n
cence charges? Certainly they do - -
Ana DO we not cujoy their adyant,,,.,
ana is II not true that the aavantaess ~
either strike an exact equation. ana H.,
'hey are reciprocal. and purely mutual,
Sut OH the suburbs and the city would
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schrndcr the Healer.

Orange. Texas, February L-ien' y.
Orange were surprised and astonisi~ I
morning when the report became '.
that schrader. the divine healer y. !,
the city, but such was the case ".
arrived on a night train and repsl,s III
ly to a hotel just opposite the u 3 SINK.
accompanied by his brother, T. ~ hssa
Together they came up mo ~, .,ir
portion Of the city about o'cl9cn NOV ~ Il
turned Immediately to tho hotel. ws wv, h.
divine healer has been receNinsd N ~
ing the day from those a''la ~ ro1,sa
curiosity, aud others to test nis =, SAM
powers. The Post reporter oa'les ~ NJ hsl.
rr nj his hotel this afternoon, anu w N ~,
er talked very pleasantly for l ,,sts b
explaining his healing p s,'n Nv ood, "
claims to have been given i,''n n,y,,s be "
telling OF many wonderful gu ltte d
effected. Schradcr seems 10 ne M ~.
annoinlcd that he has receives ,ssr,s
calls than he has. and says 1ne s sr n
he s,a~ IN Orange will be Cow, a,, b.s-
the number Of calls he rece"'
ings. II west sias.
in chambers at Orange today ~ a ,.ou efss'
Injunction sued out by r. b w ', W.,,sa r
tnr I" nf tse estate Of Mrs Z. !; :, " ,ra, q.
strainiag w. o. end J. . .,o heairisft
ting timber IN the Guth'''
Newton county.
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The gold standard organs In the South.
particularly the Commercial Appeal Ia
Memphis and the Galveston Dallas News
In this State, are quick 70 catch up and
repeat any criticisms urged against the
regular tcmotratic Administrations 10 the
souti by the pre1udiced and lntolerant
pies, Ct the East
THIS spirit is manifested In the repetition
OF recent attacks upon Governor Culber-
sou With reference to his recommendation
thu. Insurance companies be required 10
invest half OF their receipts from THAR
Texas business In the State. as a ,,n linton
necessary to secure permission to orerate
In Texas. For instance the Galveston Nova
reprocuees as follows tho remarks Of In.
Memphis paper.
referring TO Governor Culberson's re.
oHinehuailior relating 10 Insurance cnrr
panies' the Memphis CommerciaI Apneaf
In his recent message TO the Ie,,ls,,,,,,.
OF Texas, Governor Culherson recon,,ne,,t
eed unat insurance, companies be REQUIRED
70 invest half OF their recclnts ~ ~, ~
State as one condition n,cesSarv "a .o,,,, w.
pertnisslon 10 do business in Texas M.
proposition 10 absurd, as any one a, All
sesi'st'--ii NiNh INC ihfftS Will admit In
.tNSnce companies are no, Compelled "a
40 nueTess IN any particular Stale. nn3
they Will be more than likely 10 L 49,
away from such staltca as prescribe hos
vie s leglsih'lon. The time may come when
something will have TO be done with Ia
smanee companies that absorb and ac
cumulae hilhons. but Governor culbsr.
son Is not indicating the proper r,n.n,
20 he ADOPTED His keas seem 10 hs~s
peeh FORMED TOO much on the Kansas Nan
II VIII be observed that indirectly. or by
Inference. at least. the very evil COM
planned of by Governor Culberson Is admir-.
ted to exist. These big Insurance commands
drain the State of Texas annually and IN.
vest their profits in great buildings. or
bonds, In the Eastern cities. They pension
disnonest officials on receipts from the
south and West rather than send these de-
fected servants to State prison Few dol
sars' comparatively speaking. of their great
serninss In this part OF the country ever
- into Investments here. The Memphi.
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perish. Sink the city and the suburbs

would survive.
1t is true that there exists an interde-
pendence between the city and the suburbs:
but there is no debt due from one to the
other: the advantages are mutual, and It is
the same relation of intcrdependence and
advantage which exists between our city
and all the country people of Harris couu-
" who trade here.
Let rs leave this matter where the law
indicates that it should be left, to-w.:
to the volition Of the country to ask Tor ad-
mittoncc to our Incorporation. aud to the
volition OF the city to accept their offer for
admission.
To reach out after them and drag them
in. all unwillngly, is tyranny and nothing
but that. and 1t will be resisted to the
death. f. +. Chew.
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ruruinr Point Reaches" IA.

Chicago. February tins "A rsrrf
vostiration OF tho Orange 'e 4, VI
indicates that the turning ro''' ,,xs ~
and serious depression OF " r.,,scsu ~
industry has been passed, b ~, io'p I
and 1sas The depreciation 10, 10 40 Az ~
rural wealth amounted 70 . .sis ycar ia = Z
pcr cent but tho returns thus , IN. ~ :.
nrst time since the decline M, ue duriss 2
increase in aggregate yaia' ts1eby
Twelve months The net sair y !, m
the total value Of all caass'
mails being $i.ss7 ,0oo.VVv'
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Winter.

n rigorous hours. when down the IRON
For hips and haWs. '"+''
M, ','ii, ,is mowers upon my window nan,
me SILVER peneil of the wln:er draws pA'''
When all the snowy han
w, 'ns pare woods are SIN;
rogs 'rN' ~ inc frozen
mire. -" - "holmed in
% by the hearth, the laughter of tho
moro nr rs,r than roses, To- the flowers Of
Robert LOUIS s,e,enso,
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Special stnn commandments.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, ISL business, iss.
THE. CITY.

The Pos, j. delivered 10 any part OF The
city by carriers al sin per month; three
months. 500: six months, s5pi one year.
ol20o.
City Circulation and Collecting.
Mcssrs. Theodore Bsf1ng ana Char.e-
Lott are the authorized collectors OF an
city bills both advertising and snbscr4p.
ton, and no money should be paid TO aay
one other than 1hose named, unless sptclAt
written authority signed by the business
Manager Is shown. Al accounts OF any
size should be patti by check IN favor o!
The Houston Printing Company
No orders for goods" ett.- are gwen ny
the management, and none VIII be accept
cd IN payment OF office hills.
Subscribers falling 30 receive the paper
regularly VIII please notify the oircn
promptly Every Subscribers paper Is eN-
peo;ed to be Delivered not later Khan ga
n ~.
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The Cyclone has received Houston Post
Almanac for 1897, the mos' complete pub.
LEGATION Of Its kind yet before us II is a
perfect encyclopedia OF information.
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At II Lively Gait.
SpllY NeMs


Tho city Of Houston appears to be get
ting into the swim pretty rapidly. The gov
crnm ent's aid has been secured and We ,X
pcct to SEQ Buffalo bayou cleaned ( its
mud and give that city deep water
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paper tells us Of headless but living
rooster We heyc many Of them All repnb-
lcanE ere now headlcss roosters-lt least
they have quit Growing since that imraense
wave OF prosperity hit us.
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AS a cartoonist Tho Houston Post Is
quite success n furnishes some very in
tercsling and 'cute cuts" almost daily. But
Tho Post is q great all round paper any
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"'' W ia e'io-' " s'' ~ .
abuses ana lmpcsitions. they remain II
the background and carp aud snarl ant
saser.
worderfu, aids ,,saos ,o c,,,,bo-, A,
,,,o,.-,.,., - - ,.,,-n.,.,
, ----------
T-he oro-.s o. tho f;ai-,,,i ~ ,h.o,,,. ),
Us Austin b.,~a,u 20 rr..,,e tho i,,pr,s.
sion ;h.t there Is a night on IN aaninistra.
ton and LEGISLATIVE, clrcle- ar. among the
amusing incidents OF current Journalism.
I Dan s,,r,r. ra,.- n,,rica nv a a,-n, me-,
I -,
L l. ""' "
ass
a.. '''''' 'Nf.' - .
49,. n-' ''''e '''''l-
10 ~
'' '''l IRA" ''"" 'r s''N"
A'a'' poss .oiv.
-rl..-. WIS n.,.- ra a b.t4c- .i,,,a .t-,
.h. ..-....-.. t-.tx Rio .norr.l.-...s a, f4o,,a
,na q, 81. 10 accommodates ,,.s- n A.,,.
lr.l ,hsu4.rt rcen,a--fo- NO shop po,,
,a.h l.fa.. soon
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''' al ''sA'ns' me extension
'il''., '"e" f"ieis 10
D-' ''''-' % 'i'e On cay 1"D'-
'ht PROPOSED new territory EXEMPTED
f7om the e2t-'ioas OF this debt, but docs
np Captain chew know thai as a matter
or ite'' ihe fem "Hh which we are now
iniea"l. or very large propom on OF u,
N1s eo7iracte7i who- this same territory
~f 5.--t 81 sh~ mWacip4ltye Does he
tl. -ffale OF .he CORPORATION from .3N,.ar
30 nir. .o.-.-o r,ii-s7
Ths r"oeo' blizzard sud TO have given
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Vol Good Tor IllumIna,iou,

Wcathorford Times.
Tho Houston Post says there is general
demand for cheap gas What's the matter
with the works at Austin?
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AM was - N truth a s'angful youth.
VIII oh rlidssiy SUM d,s
Quoth he; You're not M nnng:
Washington Star
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.sts he i1e campaign st was URGED
a.alhst MT Bryan tflat he would depr,.
oA" me dollars with which tho building
ana loan ASSOCIATIONS would pay or their