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CATrLEMEx AT THE FORT.
A LARGE Delegation VIII Attend the
Convention Mt San Antonio.

Fort Worth. Texas. March Fort
Worth is the mecca OF all cattlemen. and
many of them have been In the city
within tho last day or two for a short So
journ before going to San antonio to at
tend the convention. II is the CEN
ter OF the live stock interests of
the State. and the many railroads center
ing here make it the great market and
shipping point OF Texas. therefore TO the
cattlemen II is home; they feel at home.
and when assembled in convention have
always been entertained by our hospitaole
citizens, to whom they are nearly all well
known.
A fine programme has been arranged for
the San Antonio meeting. and 1t is expected
that large number OF North Texas cat
tlemcn Will be in attendance. some nave
already gone and some VIII not leave un-
I'll tomorrow. bat most of them Will start
tonight. Fort Worth will be we'll repre-
scented by prominent cattlemen and repre-
sentative citizens. among whom are the
following:
Winfield Scott, s. u. Burnett. Thomas
Montgomery. John Shelton, l.. T. Weaver,
John Weaver. John Scharbaur, B. T. Tillar.
William Hunter. C. c. DAILY. George Beggs.
Marsh ParhsS. T. n. Graham. Charles Cop
pingcr, n. j. Sandegard. JnO. Lotion, u. Is.
Gardner. +. G. Oxsheer. John p. Jacobs.
u. D, Lively. J. c. Loving. NJ NJ. Barnes.
Il. Il. Harold. Sam Davidson, Colonel Jim
a. Wilson. Il. 4. Pafrath, X. Ellison. col
onel J. S. Goodwin, George h. Loving, j.
w. Corn, j. NJ. Dewitt. Ed Carver, j. L.
Harris, o. II. Brown, L. w. krake, j. NJ.
Daugherty, A. s. Reed. S. II. Williams.
Charles Mcfarland. Ed Farmer, W II,
Weeks, Page Harris, Ira Butler. l.. Il.
Conner j. w. Carter. W. w. Miller. John
Rcsson. j. l.. Pennington. Charles Ware,
f. NJ. Weaver, Jake Washer, H. August, J.
Il. Mitchell, W. J.. Hardwick. NJ {. Hur
ley.
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.

Tho Childress Index has greatly i'm
proved It's appearance by coming out all
home print.
The Hearne Advocate complains Of a
class Of people who afilict q great many
GOWNS. both larger ana smaller than
Heagae.
There is an element N this city that
should be placed dry dock and nave
ine oarnaties sCiaped of Their backs
Wlth Those Borrowed tn- city would quich-
~ prusprr These part ~ have invariably
httu l0uI-,uputh.d, but Al ,h@ same tine
werc forming Callouses on their sit
and allowing a few cnt.rprlslnS sptris
to do all the Work ana Put up All the
'cOln That Is the present trouble with
iicarno, mo majority have depended on a
Few noble ultn that SIN reside here. hut
who aaye become weary of doing i ~
wheu there were several others amply
aulc go DO as much.
The Brennan Press remarks:
Tho municipal pot Is bubb5ng at lively
~ T.. aUd babies ara being kissed by en-
t.ro strangers. much 60 tnelr juvenile
syou.iermef.t, hu. 70 the pleasure OF their
road paUas. " hn had no ilch thlt their
pioreuy were sg charm ug until the WHY
,uI5 d.otc imlArtrd the Information
The Fort WORTH Register says Of polit-
90! a-p.rap.s:
Those hungry patriots who are looking
for the ~ kinney regime 10 throw down
t.e b4rs s4A.nst me civil > ~ &c may as
for Mr MciNuiey in IT'S letter of acae0t.
once, pieasi That IN the matter Of civil
service h. would take no backward
step"
rue Henrietta Herald records d new ex-
y, -, e.. a.. Ii,.-.
Some bright gen lis Is experimenting ~
W,s. Texas Wlth the luw!y mesquite nuSh
a.. q means of producing fruit II - pihu
ls 10 Draft ucacEes, pears. plums, dpricoiH
e-f. from the root Of the mesquite ana
Il IS said they make stroas, he,".ns
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Olive, Tex. March 6-The citizens gave
their annual bali last night. which proved
to he most enjoyable, and was largely at
tended. beaumont, Mona, Kouptzc, Village
aud Silsbee each contributing their quota
of young ladies aud young men. The
dancing WAS kept up until the wee small
hours, each one seeming TO be reluctant TO
be the first one to say go. However, the
end came all loo soon. and all Went hoIle
perfectly satisfied. expressing themselves
as having had fine time.
Mr. G.. \. Stelnonborg, Junior partter
ard general superintendent of the firm OF
olive Stcrnenhcrg Il CO., at this place
leaves for Houston to-day on business, tc
he gone short time. This company has
lately been putting In extensive improve
ments. which will enable them to rapidly
handle greatly Increased business. 1t nov
has some twenty miles of tram road, haul
ms logs from one OF the finest belts %
yellow pine timber in this section of ih'
country
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To the Editor Of The Post
Clayton, Ala, March al went to Texas
In 1884 with by uncle. benjamin Bryant.
and ia tho spring Of 1856 he raised u com
pauy OF about forty-two men, Hunter was
elected first lieutenant and Hale second
lieutenant ami Epps u. Payne orderly SER
geant 10 not remember now who was
the other officers. l Joined the company
Az a private being then about 10 years
old We Joined Houstons command at
Grocc's Ferry. | was at the battle OF San
Jac,nto, sherman's Second regiment. and
Bryants company. | served out the time
G! my enlistment and was honorably dis
charged.
in 1891 ! left Texas Tor the purpose OF
visiting my mother. whom loved better
Than Texas or anything else, intended
10 ~ back TO Texas. but married here.
ans the ues were too strong Tor me 10
break Them. and consequently have re-
ma.led here since. and now geing 80 years
OF age. am too old to leave.
hriore leaving your State sold by head
right 10 Mr. kellogg. who then resided
10 san Augustine.
About twenty years ago. or maybe
( lonh,r, your state IN the days Of recon-
slructi0n gave me u pension OF 500 In
( Fetuug Jus pension I had TO employ an
attorney, and the result was J only got
! yi5p be kept the balance. Since that time
i have made repeated efforts 10 get your
siHto 20 recognize nay services. but they
have pergtsientiy ignored my claim. |
have nuw before your present legislature a
+ mcnurisi seflls forth the facts as stated
aArfc. tospiAcr With a general letter from
er Governor oates OF this state. Then
have before them my sworn certificate that
am the Hardy W II Price that | repre-
4 sent myself to be and that | performed
the service as stated In said certificate;
that | served out the time OF my enlist
nient and was honorably DISCHARGED Then
the certificate Of william H. pruett. the
probate Judge Of this tBurbour) county
that I am the Hardy w. H. Price that
represent myself to be- and he also say.
several good things about me. And LASTLY
the legislature has sworn certificate %
John W. Anderson, whose postotficc II
Garrison Of your state. that | did do tn,
service. that he was my messmatc and ",
both belonged 10 Captain nryant's com
pnuY At Inc battle 81 San Iscinto
Now Texas owes mo or she does not ow,
me AR Anderson saws I performed ,h
service n vonr legislators believe th
sworn statement Of Mr., Anderson. who's
Testimony IS unimpeachNhlc. then II is In
: oYullcnhc 20 me how they can fail to d
something for me IN NV old age and pov
ertv. Ny nsrers are MI in the hands q
Hon y, T. Rogers senator from Anderso
county. and Mr.. protycher OF your cit
wrote ne that he would try to get the sen
ator OF your county enlisted In my behalf
Now, may I presume to kindly ask YOU q
hc'ore requested n say something In you
editorial columns In my hohalfg
10 not think that your great and grow
, ing cto'e c-n Ford ~ totally ignore ms
, one who rislod t'r all. even his live, "a
, her liberty and independence. ana leave N
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LAGRANGE, Texas March 6.-Mistro,
Bros. have opened their large dry goods
store to the public.
The interest in the revival conducted by
Rev. Green, assisted by Rovs, j. y. and 4.
v. Chtlders increases. and the large tent
Is nIcd evory night.
The mayor has called an election for the
2ad instant, to see II the city will take
charge OF the public schools,
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The Post l. delivered to any part OF the
city by carriers at 800 per month. thtee
months, ,5.JV. slx mOatas. tsD, one year
ti2co
Mr.. Theodore Berlng has charge OF me
CITY Circulation ana Collecting. 80
Aeserz. Theodore Brltnr and LhArl.s
Lott are the authorized collectors OF all
city bills both alytrttsing ana suoseF!v-
ton. and no money should be paid 10 an
one other than thoes named. unless specie.
written authority signed ~ the bGhlncis
Manager Is shown All accounts Of any
fize should be paid by cheek IN FAVOR OK
The Houston Printing Company.
No ORDERS for goods" exc. are given ~
the management, and none viii be accept
Cd IN ~ ymtnt of office biils
Subscribers falling to receive the rapsT
regularly VIII please notify the ONCE
promuily. Every subscribers paper Is eA.
peeted TO be delivered not Inter than G.%
a.
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LITER tRY NnTCs

poeIn Of iireI IT, Ha !r, has JUS, written new
| iitl,I w. ne rnthiul James" order an
| ".iei Hfee Silver at Angels" '"''' Gil
ed: An 'eH I9fojlihiddoWVi Wise, author of Doom.
Yi VI eN-HcNcrnor Wise of Virrini, " Il
.,,tti'trI's E"9ro once gave n r,c,na TO-.
wni1 m"ne!s 10 young novelist nov
iaueb Ah, n,Nt u, H. read thus: Make " om
7'' mike en- cry; make EN- wait
Queen Nictorla's book win no nr,',,,,
Ia ," n"i"fn"t by The Century romn,n,i
,"Stt WIN be 100 copies on Itn9neS, ~, 80 Nv,
AM ,. "iI II" on nae paper At sli Hotl,
VIII he printed anu no more
~, IA !he lookmans "C'hronic,a az, o..
,Nrres.'gn",," inh ms month, the foilowlnr
aI.tbor ~ ..I T. used by +. 4. Robinsnn1
Ire The world is no. n .nris'' ~, IN us. i,e
wh,r - nlnd OF spiritual kindersiarrr,ny,;,
lrtl,g u1lrofs OF bewildered infdnts sr c
6lS.fs 20 spell God with The wroGg
s, iie1,s9 W; c Gable, author of "rhe Grand
y,.r" va Creole bays" "Dr So
ments W. WSsri has reeenlly made arrange
ttor %, nnrrthy he is TO become lie a.
ha"r oi Current Liter tturc. Mr. Ch ,ie ga en
r,,.r n nVihE IN Northampton. Nh. ' a.
The star rtfjnrs' a1d has beeu ahsorbeyl in
culture clubs which havo he lS nome
whcly knowN of late. '' oec''he so
' 1,E publ sMnE seems to have rancho,
books b i','i.t ~ EnFlapd, on!y sixty more
lhat, T., ia 10, ohiy forty more IN that v"ar
a o"@i' IN N lS'i' Las, volr ci7s nov hoo s'g
Gs,g IN ',,t N,H We're published. as acaInsi
~ 800 while the number of ln.,i't
,''p med fer the first time is 10 In.. ioohs
a. No The chief gains arc in III IL tps,h
H. "Dn ana poriry, while the lns"n ~
eous' VALE. helles lcttFea, and miscellan.
50 ea, popular approval is "rh @ proa
!. ,1itr'. 'I'sse9rV1tofy March" composer Iv |
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corpus Christi Texas March s.-Thcre l..
vacant cadetship at Annapol,s fnn 49,,
s n's''h'n district As these cadc,ships are
n''.n by appointing the successful appliear,
IN competitive examination. MIR K,ehoro
S Si no Iouni order an election at ~ corig
,atoa as The examination IN Annapoll,
EinyoI lis''' III Nay, the young men Of tho
ana 20 years who would like 70 ~ ~se VI "a
animation. WV lor the eX-
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COMMISSION LAWS a -
Judge Reagan. in Answer to Ino.,.,
views the Law and Its Practical Aa, afsts
ti sors n'ro1a'.s the Great Benefits til. coun
as' Fe,sass, Rate, Have Bee s

.,o ,aa,s,n,, Narch o. l@-ln answer to r,.u
the legislation of Texas relating railroads INQUIRIES ~
copy OF the Following letter has soVefns
states OF Arkansas Kansas Nebraska e
le.'srew OF south Dakota me,o, 10 M
see ana Colorado; in the
"Do'e reetieu to- emitting names and pa,
Your letter of the 10th is boz ore ma &, John H Re-
- 'e'e't OF the ~ "
l. copy of railroad statute ''AS(
a statement of my opinion $ to wbeber A..
community OF this State after long trial pe constituting
VIM nave resulted to the State copmlssn e III
any large percentage of would oonr @ aw WHICH,
s. MY impression relative W Hs
''P's's and having Other 49,
l. ANY other general information in pannb,.s 80,
"ou De OF assistance in meeting lions wbh
against such legislation. "''h nave heretofore n. !
send you in another enclosure n, o,u ..,.,
anu so pamphlet of the railroad fourth
o inclusive OF the appendix TO the 'ns state
creuhs the railroad commission thu ,r you
to regulate the rates of the
STOCK ana bonds by railroad '"aAs The Ezxs
AeSecs these laws there Is good of Legislation
when can be found eauo
statutes OF The state of Texas heads "RaIrs. %
Carnefs You viii a conv ~ .N
1895 in State library wy VI our Revised Stir
In addition o the above 7 call your ,e.o,.sou
page o. of the Revised Statutes to art,a 10
Statutes ana to article 319 These w. a., R
You Will see that the law railroad ourso s N
TO make regulate and and
your attention TO the table ~
whch shows she mileage, stock and bns
road commission of , e A"suN "
ana bonds on the commissioners valuation on the vauou .
taxes OF each each ho.d "E1
IN the large centers of where
o"t Vi me concentration OF many railroads
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Indictments returned.

Bryan. Texas, March THE grand
Jury, which as been in session here the
past week, returned the following bills OF
Indictment yesterday; A. c, Hargrove
murder; Robert johnson. assault to rape;
Frank Plnkard. murder; Nelson Hardy as
sault to murder; Brat Johnson, theft Of q
horse.
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Tue houston Post does not show the ev.
aehees OF mushroom growth which uo
nave thought would appear after tho otfoc,s
or .he election had passed off I, ho,s.
inv. ana more than that'it is stil, in,n i,s
an S ann forging far ami away ohan p,ov,
T" oyas ever before accomplished " hS OF
per .as paper and is fully equal To any my
~ ever published south of St. Louis n"' pa
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In my old age without providing for me in
the afternoon Of life Thanking you In
advance for whatever you may do and say
in my behalf. am. truly, your friend and
obedient servant Hardy W. Il. Price.
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rruss In the cAosoi grounds without hav-
ms FRS; provided The grass But the world
Is full Of people like ,hose in the Kansas
egtsissur~--veritAele dogs In the Manager.
an
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Because their chief proprietor once ,otei
nsh bait for Grover Cleveland up In the
Adsrondscks. IL no good reason why the
Gal-psi News should hlacksSIard every
public man and newspaper that disagreed
with the iafe laincnicd National adininis-
tratioa.
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the 9 an bG"ds Of the TeTqs and Pacific railway
VA Il e. s@ on i@ Sy se esn%s sss u. s H
s; s 3 ssr IS ss 's ~
cent e iir ' of T ie rm a sus
t Tfog have with reference to the ,stDn
sSs OF I'll people ssd %s
o%ar es ad t s9Gu % n s.n law % 4.
der he Ts"1 r6 es q1'y
do a 9f t ,bo HE s that bat ai Onal help
fq @g m5 irda "f ' p Ssss ana '
evils to- the p @ ownership Of me which would s
people s.etfu sa"sef our john Rss s
Hen 7, Issh Thompson. Nashville Tenn
march l@7-Dear Sir of btsr
m you "dyse ME of the tendency bill the Legislature T
which contains copy !
your letter you request derived az
ven rom our abroad commission and whether has been s s
eHorton and unjust Determinations other nfoaa
have furnish c.s
e the state in behalf of the Arkansas and BY the
81 m s'aS Of Kansas Nebraska MIN and Colorado and
senator r. f. Pettigrew of South herewith you ~
nual report a copy report sa
@ SEM you in two or three days receive from the ~
have read tile of bill printed the newspaper ana
m request criticism of IT, BEG offer suggestions as 10 s0
Section provides for three secretary 90
pro is made for other assonee to the commission ~ sr
Texas commission the commissioners and I'D
et and assistant RAKE clerk expert clerk who pe Who
TOR and sats'an and assistant and one sss
a iST i able is%~ % az aha ,
w, %s 3 rcs%ldon Win &c
ana with limitations ISSUANCE 81 sns
'c IN efficient control of the railroads all
o me secretary bill laN ne
or the duties viii themselves IN
and the ablest railroad
hS: a 81 saa 1 be @ as ss q s1ss sss Eli
of
sSp each If
w.l fal pubic
iona % Of why Syr III his S i T.s
reason judge OF your hshe' NJ
,ei 10
as OF zen as business require The railroad miI t ~
a The ~
the nj
me eighth of
charges
ai passenger tariffs Hal you not b.T In
be
eleventh.
leases railroads nspS
hIod Do required All proceedings and reco' -
nde the twelfth think WIZ on make ~
auditor enable The
section bill to the
of the State
OF the bill
Vh r1n only
iaesons this he
az the State capital where the Interests
speefuiy. 80 49, - 80 " John r. -
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II Is now reported that Nevada wants
to leyAiiEe lotteries. They do saw that
some people make comfortable i.vins
fshirs In the trash barrels
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MONDAY. MARCH =. I3D7.
THE TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
law

LAW
rba Pcs, r,,bljsbes This morning eopv
,.,,nr ..n, ,.y co,rr.t,s,orar Ic,o u
-, -. 49,, ,,,t,..s
80
OF o'her states III answer T" i-p""'es
touching tho railway commission Ia" OF
this state. and the distinguished COM
rrfssioners remarks are wen worthy OF
,u,bllc attention
,rhe c,,,,,..ts.i,, law of ,,,s e.,.c va
MOI onHciod WITHOUT great opposition All
sorts % predictions Of all sorts Of, iuiu7.ogs
results from i's operation. both to the rail-.
ways anu 10 vac NYf'le9s "'''S'A 90 ''e
state were iTte'f made when ine question
~ commission legislation was psnd!nF
The law IN ITS general beneficial resuls.
however. has confused its enouios and
pratia.a it. adv5ra,.s Ana r stands m
Tho s,,i,,,. b,o,s ef ti.,. stsf. to.d,s aft.r
i,,..,s,.t ,,,,.r,,,.,, .-,., .r,,-i.. am, ,.,,,.
out naposltlUD. either from She r.oolr or
,,,,. ,l,as tt,,,,,,, b.. s,,.r...f,liv rain.
.,. 49,. a.. ,,.-.,.t....- +, a,,. .,t,,
49,,
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Not.. of nnprnvcmcnt.

Victoria, Texas, March Tho demand
for rent houses exceeds the supply. and
there is not a vacant house TO be had in the
city. improvements are going on all over
the city. and the number of residences and
business houses to be built this year VIII
exceed that OF any previous year in the
history OF the place.
Runge, Texas. March 6--Many new resi-
dences have recently gonc up In Runge,
among which a very elegant one is now
being completed for MIR. Frank Shirar,
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II IL Just possible tina, the Nebraska
newspapers Will have to bear the entire
burden Of J. Sterling Mor;on's perennial
istie chats with the puh'.c hereafter.
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Tho Gai-pai News swesrs Il Is against
tho trusts. Possibly. but isn't Il little
peculiar. In view OF the News Assertion
to that effect, that every time one OF these
comiana tons is attacked that paper Is
found ION the other side?'
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at such places which gaye rh.r !, ,
vantage over other places. thers y, n y
'lihe opposition TO the railroad ~, ',
9ey those who had enjoyed th,s r.,
iaNois nut the great body Of N, M ?
me state have at all times I'M h. IN,
OF the commission and favor Il nj =
Oppose tho repeal OF the law.
me COMMISSION has reduced Il. ~
rate on nearly all commoi.ties 4 -,
an OF the classified merchants y r
the same time. by preventing ) -
OF rates, has not by these rsdurss =
rlousiy affected the revenues ~ n
ROADS. We can not, with abpIa -
acy state the amount which "a
saved to the people OF Texas u, +
operation of the conmlsspn Nv N
certainly amounts 10 some ms )
dollars. And what is equally q ~
ant 10 the people Is the fac. ut ~
this law unjust Discrimination b ~ y
tween shippers Is prevented.
Our law IN relation to the iNu,n N
OF the stock and bonds Of ra.lfpAs Z
rendered necessary because q d n
that most Of the railroads sre es,sI
in stock and bonds far above nd M
and the railroad companies calm IL \
races for freigh. and passs1fg n
should furnish revenue 10 my Ia u
and repairs, the in,ss I
their bonds and some dividend % ID
stock. For iiMstaGon: BY re.trssx
the table above referred 10 you " I
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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Semi Weekly Post. ~ cols. per Wsss.
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~ eecond ClAss Mattel
futser1pton by Maii-nail, and sunday Post one
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eaxo The ;. u Bee WITH ;pectal Agency,
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kev rle ms. Ia business iseadeasr'er, Al rs
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S"thron's for March has FIVE or six
short stories poems and miscellaneous
matter "a Group of Royal Beauties" Is
an Interesting sketch of queens who b,vo
men prominent In the worlds bis.0,.,
sothrohS Is published at philadeluhjn
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spcciai SIAN Com,ni.sioncrs.

AT AuSTiN-I. A. Petit. office in the
Siale Capitol building.
AT DALLAs-Ja4Aes Hays enarles.
Windsor Hotel.
AT ,;ALVEsrON--J. II. sullivan. otilcs
" The Lyening Tribune Building.
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There is no nistlk,ne the fact from the
newspaper comments that IN the general
shifting Of scenes IN Washington. Mark
Hanna is 4 bigger man than old Mex N
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Mr.. Mckinley expects 70 WOO back pros
rerity through an extra session OF con-
sress. II will he seen that the Illusions
OF hope are still powerful--and stiil
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he king OF Greece thinks he can work
the jealousy trick on the powers that has
been So successfully worked by the sui
tan. King George must remember how
ever. that an unsuccessful trickstcr rs
..n.a.--if~- .-,,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08
THE CITY.

TELEPHONE NIMbt-Iss'
Editorial. &sL Business, iss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

The newspaper correspondents have
No thing loft for them TO do now but
wetch lhe Fighters, in Crete Cuba and
Nevada.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

The heavy building operations contem-
pissed for Houston this spring and SUM
Her Wv pa, great ieal Of money 10
circulation. and the wlde-awa,he mer-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

and Pacific railway amounts to NfbA
amounts to sl77S0,6S9, ara while VI 1
Its net earnings Tor that yess we
inSs on the amount Of us stock indb
by the commission It was sis pef 4
the people ought to be taxed 10 pay n
ulent stock ana bonds. and 10 II pfw
he present value Of all the railroad
that the rates mad. by II should "
pairs of the railroads and reasa
tn reference to the Legislation 81 MI
of railroads, / believe that Of Texu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

As was expected the story Of m feel'nE
and IN Prominent In Mexico towards
Americans has been promptly ana cm-
phalically denled. IT Is the Americans
Who arc chiefly developing Mexico. AID
tho Mex.oans are becoming shrewd
en- ugh TO push a good thlus along as wen
NJ ra otho- folks