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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19
FORMoSAN REBELLION.
German Officers Dccapitntcd Ring
Leader of Mutinecrs.


San Francisco. June l7,-Adyices from
the Orien, by the steamer Rio de Janelro
saw:
In the recent engagement between the
japanese troops and rebels against the rul-
ers in Northern Fortnosa. the former, be-
sides securing large quantities Of Mauser
rifles, succeeded in capturing the famous
rebel chief. Sen Sin (Tan SHIN, who has
succeeded in eyading capture ever since
the arrival OF the japanese. Sen Sin. dur
Ing the Chinese occupation. was one of
the highest military officers in the Chinese
army. Since the Japanese occupation he
has received constant aid from Foo Chow
The German officers who have been en-
gagged in drilling tho Chinese troops at
Eloo Sung. China. have had to extend their
tuition to the uoint OF teaching their
charges the direful effect of mutipy. Re
Gently IT, was decided TO discharge about
one half of the native drilled troops who
were in four CAMPS of 500 each, replacing
them BY a corresponding number OF for
elsn-drilled men from the forts. The dis
charged men were given three months eA-
ira pay. but thev clamored for seven
months. and on Nav broke into open
mutiny, footing the officers quarters pull
ING down tho houses and threatening 10
shoot the general In command. The prin-
cipal leader was arrested and decapitated,
II Is stated that not single Chinese Of
hcal was present at the execution. all hay-
ing fled. Throughout the night of the sth
the camp and magazine were guarded, and
on the morning Of the 9Th three more Of
| the ringleaders were executed
According 10 advices from Swallow, the
rebellion In Kaochou and Lechow prefec-
lures. Kuang Tung appears 10 be quite
serinus
Brigadier General Cheng. with 5000 extra
troops. has been sent TO operate against the
| rebels.
Sh- Ouch Is to be the first city attacked
by the government troops and as n portion
Of the disanected districts are on The sea =
coast, the Canton SQUADRON has been or
dered 10 co-operate with General Cheng's
| army
| Later details of the murder of the French
catholic priest. Father Mabel, at Loli.
! in Kuanesi show that the crime was COM
! miited BY naraudng band and that no
htl-ChriStian sentiment animated the
| criminals.
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Montcalm and Wolfe died was presented to
the Worcester Light Infantry at the oele-
bration CT its 9ith anniversary.
a lO-year- old boy was fishing in Pres
colts mill pond al Bennington. Vt, one
day recently when a hve-p pound Gel swal-
lowed his bait and pulled the lad into the
water. from which he was assisted. with
his unexpected prey. by companion.
A new Russian law forbds The carrying
on az trade by sea in foreign vessels and
under anv bur the Russian flag between
all Russian ports Of the Baltic AMI Back
seas and the Pacific coast. The law viii
not 20 Into operation until the year 1900.
North Cornville. Maine. lad possessed
of Inventive genius has attached Il music
box to his bicycle In suci way that whon
he pedals along the music bor gr,hG. out
strains so sweet that the icrociors bull ut !
who lies in wait is charmed from his fell
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the number OF about $50, and had a most
delightful time with grand ball in the
pavilion. bathing, boat sailing aud eating
fish and crab chowders. etc. They returned
home after midnight loud in their praises
OF the good time they had.
The Gulf. West Texas and parific rail-
road is showing the faith in the farming
prospects Of this country by having ex-
tenslrc cotton yards and platforms Put up
hero and there is talk of the rack up to
Victoria being rclaid with steel End put
in frs. class order.
The commissioners court Is now In ses-
sion as = board OF equalization and that
they might the better appTalse lands they
have just returned from trip over the
county, arriving at the true value OF
lands by n personal inspection. Ia most
counties this would be an impossible task,
but situated as Calhoun is now with eight
tenths OF It's land In large pastures it is
easy IN do
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BRYAN AN ATHLETE.
All of His Competitors bea ',
Trials of strength anu sn r.,


virrinia Beach. Va. June li,-ine nv.
william Jennings Bryan Of Nebrassi y,
his COMPANION in the late pFesi''-. =.
tes, the Hon. Arthur sewall Of Aalls !,
lived here this afternoon on ths'' w :,
Norfolk. A great crowd cheefea ~, IA
The train ran into the station i'''
n reception at the hotel -. n,.,,
After this they strolled ou' Oh y. ~.
and when several of the party o. ~ r,,,.
n Ist'c ,urn Of mind began induls'us .., u !,
ming and standing jumps ana sa ,,rs..
n'+ ,srr a in the ocean, MI Bryaa GU. !. 4,
M the spirit Of the occasion ~, an n no.
ap c his superiority over ~ ~, B.
@e .,,,nrs Af,er half an hour Of y, Ia,
or,v moved to the bath houses, ~ vi,
,bey donncd appropriate costumes
soon in the surf. ~ l,,sf 70
Mr.. Bryan and his party ~
their destination ,v,,,,,m J. Br!''
s Sor'J'I here this evening to an
ls'' lnoo persons ns He was snt'a sa ss !,
Of r.4 1soG a. the railroad station 1, sa' III
s.sss on "Bimetallism' wa, n.s
dress Op by bursts Of applause
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

Georgetown, Texas. June l7.-Captain J.
=. Magill. a prosperous farmer OF VIII
hanson county. has received notice that
hts claim against the United States gov
ernment for stock stolen by the Indians
thirty years ago has been allowed. ~
amounts 10 $4,000. Captain Magill has been
resident OF his part OF the country ior
fifty years and was one OF the pioneer set
tiers.
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY.. june 10. 1897
II H n II A CT Il >
rnG Ngwg ANn No.. cnLrIcs.

run NEWS AND 1'I.vAs. CRITICS.
,dTs5NinES-di, ~ IHl,e 10 ne 49,
Capital Guy, I beg permission TO express
ny epinen ma. y ne e lzej.s ~ ~ .,.,
STATE. compel can.tal to- 20 elsewhere 80.
investment and ionver blast lnr olt"t
staG can eompar.. l.t chem oonIiuls 10
send men TO Their ie-lsi4iurc VITO WI
and ma ms sav,r sss,ies are both dca3.
neither should be rasurr eted Let ns re
al Te,r'.. - i,,-, h., a.. L. ~ IN, ~
the uniiei statcs. ~o-lHag for ihe. COM
,''% I,at , 81 ~, ..,-,,,,s NETS ~
pvrchass y form .n Eri1oria ccuA'y. ~
i ,,or,n, I.,'t -,ne i,, Sariiv t'liev. nv
setilcu'n there wouli b. u.e4sAr, oiiIer
IT rl liaF ,}c -, i1Itc ~ ,,.
peopk. Very respectfully
Il ~ N'''' ''''
This letter referred uartirularl,. 70 tho
resolutions Looking i'm nm Investigation ~
the CHARGES aeu.ust one OF the professors
IN the university who was reported to Ia
teaching some very unpouuiar and hore,
teal doctrine with reference TO the south
The Galveston News gives this sllly
Communication editorial prcminence is, i,s
cc'Imns ana apcluailes to Carlton IN. M.
action Of the Texas lcgihlatt.te nv declali,e.
10 him, first. that the verbiaga OF Nj, t,ai..
iatlge record was not quite so villa as
the dispatches to Eastern papers Indicated.
and secondly. that The present legislature
Of Texas "caa not bc said to reurrs,nt
public sentiment In the state"
II there is one thing about the editorial
course OF the News that is more con
tomptible than another IT Is this habit Of
voicing idiotic critics Of Texas and then
apologiz!ng to them for existing conditions
here.
To cour, and fawn upon every fool who
has his flins at the State and then damn
Texas by faint aud Apologize praise Is the
iavorite course Of this journalistic jobbcr-
woek of our Pirate isle.
However obscure and thick skulled II,
critic may be the News eagerly solzcs th-
opportunity To use his ignorance and yapil
uperanees to turn i's point against tn,
s'ate OF Us administration.
inp fost knows nothing OF this core
Spohooht OF inc News lie may have in
"nueu 10 come 10 leAas' or he may not
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gust TO find an element hese forever cater
ing to prejudiced fools on the outside and
apologizing for conditions which are emil
nentiy satisfactory to those who are en-
loving them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The Post /. delivered 10 any part OF tne
city by carriers at $40 per month; three
flontbs. $500: SIX months. |6.W' one year.
N2.0O.
Mr.. Theodore Boring has charge OF the
City Circulation and Collecting. 80
MeSrs. Theodore HerinE ana Char!es
Lott are tho authorized collectors OF all
eity bills. both advertising and sunscrp-
ton and no money should be paid 10 any
one other than thoac named. unless special
written authority signed ~ tho BUSINESS
Manager is shown. All accounts OF any
size should be p,id by check In FAVOR ur
The Houston Printing Company.
No "orders for goods" etc. are Civen ~
Che management and none VIII be acceps-
~ In payment OF office bills
Subscribers falling TO iScelve tho raps-
regularly will please notify the oihco
promptly. Every subscriher's pap Is eE.
beotet TO be delivered not later tan s'N
m.
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MIR. wANAMAKER WILL NOT DOWN.

1t seems that the Hon. John Wanna
maker. republican ex-pos,master general
and one OF the largest contributors on
record to the republican campaign funds,
has reached that stage OF disgust at the
continued failure OF the new adininistra-
ton, so far, either to accomplish anything
in the way Of the quickening OF business
or the restoration Of confidence, that leads
him to hit back at Mr. McKinloys remark
with reference TO patriots and pessimists'
II will be remembered that Mr.. Wanna
maker in the first instance INDUCED In
some criticisms OF existing conditions mat
compelled the president TO characterize
gentlemen with MIR. Wanamaker's views as
''pesslmis,s." Then the president person.
ally intimated 10 the Hon. John that the
latter appeared to have fallen from repub-
ican grace The big bargain counter man
was not, however, cast down nor sienced
by tho presidents structures and is out in
another warning which is also reply TO
Mr.. Mckinley. Mr. Wanamaker. among
other things. says;
The public heart cnn not BE- fred BY
pow'ier Of iairio,,,tn s vet win the mars
Of the suffering u'"inployed. give me hold
tblnS no5 tail, lbout il north arc
month. We ought 10 have new: 3 be-.
settle down on the Old one. and adjust
ourselves 70 II as best We can, II We , ean
boild Nm To- II or adj sno.)ter s,9r..
Ear better tina, ban yeN!ns .rt2in;. rs.
sirre i,st ner.51,b,.r ana rs riidi.4 b.il
SIN 'osses qoo's; inc other end Of The
c coi' ,rs me Country woaid Shoa, Tor ioy
10 see the tariff Eet aboa7d OF II. II u1rre
VIZ oS o IS''i I,,S,tf4n t-lotc
when ihe DELAYS are so nrotsiei'd a1d
&c.. ,,.tlor5 IN i .ir eT-,,
ippermos; en- tie pubac mind 'rn I
ms H. Az 10 10 ~, ,G r.. reorje tnn,
meet.
Mr. Wanamaker IS an employer OF 5000
persons and he declares that It keeps his
brain tired at this time to devise ways and
ueans to retain these people at work, to
say nothing Of hundreds who apply 70 him
in vain every day FOR employment Mr..
Mckinley cnn rot whistle down such prac-
ucal pessimis,s as Mr. Wauamaker. Rear
platform talks 10 not pass al PAR with
men like the great merchant who are daily
called upon to meet the problem OF stag
nant business and hard times IN the big
va
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The railway crossing las contributed
alarmnglv 10 current mortuary statistics
throughout the county in the past
month. II seems to be a settled convic-
ton with large numbers OF peonle that
they can drive an eight-ni!nute horse In
front of so-mile an houc express w.th
rertect Immunity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

Tho f.ai,..z.o,, -1.,s,..,.,. ,,t,,-ii,. 7,,,t..
eiaS EssIern fat ms 4o are mere or les
wii tnbli4n As a warm S,o1b tb.t nv one
h4- oacn drowIe1 by that wave Of pros
periy
ch'. InI.iof. ob,r.tI ,Tns I,his1go Hr.itne.-
Herald approves ami applauds his ions
gra " ,o(.s.tf.r,,a was M oouD, think.
,nr of mo dlgrern,ce ,ct,yaS1 onr ,roysrrp,,.
and the governor Of Illinois
''''' AN'
Who would ba,n t1l,or-b- go PIN Shaw
''' 80 pm @'''A"
has begun to write snap shots"
Tho wut,s t,do, -.
,rh. ornn,n. of tfo 'r,.,,n bots, f., Cal.
v.gton vii iusurc that CIV no usual
,oiore teen gwen by all the rai!rit.s nnl.
nin- .rlo - cltv. ana there is general re-
l'. "'F a." over ths S'a'''
WHAT'S the u"tt'r Win La Por;eF
r,,. ,e,.r ,,-u -, .-,,...
| ~ -, ht Va IN
NJ, po H ~ V,ft I'm eou1. J.
sa ige accused another mob VIII lie
", e,..,n ,,. ri, ,r,.,nr
40" """n Sht"' COUNTY ihe iS'''
| county people VIII 20 after your scalp un-
iess YOU learn Ht;l. more about Your
own State.
-rio ,,,,, 81, g ro. ..,.,...
follows:
VeN was very ouj,. IN he closing
scenes OF tina, sugar debate lie found he
"HN ouiela1's'n,
Eh,ecanocrs ana ,ha, further res,s.ancs
y,as ua..l..ss,.
Tho Clifton Record says In It's rllgicus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

Port Lsvaca. Texas. June 10. Tho elite
Of Victoria and Cuero society came down
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tunes for ladies' this season viii be away
| Shove rur. Goodness knows they ute
short enough now.
| ,r,o .auu., -,- ..p.,,.,,
! ,,a.,,ns,,. -, '. aos 80" III
| ,.ro',,,hr,,, 49,, ..'.,. ~ -,
,,,ortb =, ,eor,s ~ .",,,oi ,on,,,,.
tion with large numbers OF people that
they can drive an eigh;-ni!nute horse In
front of a eo-mile an hour express w.th
rertect impuntty.
The legislative machinery has had pneu-
matte tires. bali bearings and other speed
making equipments attached TO 1t this
week and has broken all records.
rs oi iii''cd''on Oh 'he de'e' "''iiN''o"
VI tl' ,epuoi.cs''s 10 p.u'' our a losing
vania, where tho suffering is bu, little
short OF that in one of Weyler's pac,iied
provinces. are raily keepiag up the nc
ton Of the returning wheels of rcos-
perity."
Statistics show that up to date Colonel
Alphabot Green has landed ore little post
office about nine inches long ana has had
two nibbles which he didn't count.
r,. $50, .,.-.1..,.n. a.. -, CO.,,
,.a,'a.,,. ~, 80, ~ ~,
-, ,,..,s tS w 80 -, o.
annual deficit in Pcnnsyivania Tor the
next two years. And vet YOU hcac people
here talking about extravaEance and tax
buTIens
NJ. ,..,-,-...-
week what 4, should have done several
,,orths er, des.hl,e.i ,.s-,ey, ,,,,,.. ,,,.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The legislative machinery has had pneu.
matte tires. bali bearings and other speed
making equipments attached TO 1t this
week and has broken all records.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

AS an indication OF the determination
of the republicans to blufT out n losing
game. their organs in Western Penusvl-
vansa, where tho suffering is bu, little
short OF that in one of Weyler's pac,iied
provinces. are raiiy keeplag up the tic-
tlon of the returning wheels OF rcos-
reritvn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The total appropriations for the State
government for two years In Texas arr
but O. little larger than the uarcatened
annual deficit in Pennsylvania TOR the
next TWO years. And vet YOU hcac people
here talking about extravaganza and tax
bur.Irnsl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

An exchange remarks that bathing Co.'S
tunes for ladies' this season viii be away
Shove rar. Goodness knows they nre
short enough now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

AT AUSrIN-L. a. Petit, office in the
State Capitol Building.
AT GALVESTON-J. II. Sullivan. office
n tho fremont Hotel.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. &5l business. 1856
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

Statistics show that up TO date Colonel
Alphatot Green has landed one little post
office about nine inches long and has had
two nibbles which he diin't count.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

New York. June ls.--,,,a.
son Tor Denman Thompson !. ~, s4 zen ".
~ ior o,apora'e reprcduction ., ''epssils o,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The legislature Is trying to do in n
week what II should have done several
months ago. y deaihhel repentance may
reach the ;hro5e OF political grace but.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston PRINTING Compauy.

.. L WATSON, r. NJ. JOHNSTON.
President Vice President.
@. J. PALMER, Secretary.
S1H pArLY POST. SUNDAY POST.
70 CoiumnA l&0 TO 192 Column
esmi- Weekly Post, liz Coils. per Week.
tntered at the Postofice q. uonston. ToxaS
M second Ciass Matter.
Subscription by Mail-Daiy and sunday POST ous
year, $500; six months. t&v0; tnreo months
500; ono month, 81. 90.
SUNDAY Post, one year $3.50
kemiMeesy Post Mondays and ThursfayS one
year, 81 .U0i sir months, hUc; three months. soc,
Eastern Business once, Is Tribune Building, New
YorE, Tho $. c. Bcckwith Special Agency.
Western business ONCE ibB The Rookery,' CHI
cAxo, The :. C. Dec with special Agency.
Q. {. E. Holland, Travelling AUDITOR
Abe Posts travelling Agents-Coloncl W. ID. carry
eencrAl Travelling Agent, VIII u. Linn, L. IL
Holland and Is. Is. Carey
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man and commonplace IN that he never
nuts st to any practical use.
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Tillman gives as his excuse for voting
FOR tariff on raw cotton that he wants
the bin loaded 50 as to'kll the repub-
llcan party. When the democratic party
begins 20 use that gun loaded with that
KIND of ammunition. It is liable TO blow
out the lseech ard scatter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The legislature treated the Agricultural
and Mechanical colIes" fairly we'll this
year and MAT money VIII weld dividends
IN the shape Of manly men--indeuenden:
,I,Dra-a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The public can not hut admire the per-
sis;ence and courage Of the officers or
the fl.bus,eriag tug Dauniless, bat then,
Is always the danger that She VIII 50 to
the we'll once 100 often
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

Il is gratifying to learn that Japan VIII
give rs no trouble over Hawaii. The aa-
mulsirat!oa is IN position just now
where lc don't want no trouble with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

All this republican talk ana these re-
publican hopes about the creation Of a
currency comm .ssion are the yeriest TO,
OF she Imagination. The present seaa Re
would mangle a measure Of that kind be-
yond tho ramotesl possibilities OF iien-
.incatou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

The sultan IS reported 10 have decided
to aeeopn the advice OF the POWERS. /,
lis becoming Interesting TO know what The
sultan does with all the advice he has
graciously accepted IN the past few
months. He appears to be Thoroughly hui
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TEXAS PRESS GANG.

Tho Galveston Tribune actually admits
ulrat Eastern INDUSTRIES are more or less
ccnecsrd.' If The Trib isn't careful IL
viii publish as "A warm scoop that no one
has htcn drowTei by that wave OF pros
uer.ty.
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'"'''" I"'n' Sl'''' INC "'ipo9'N"" Oh we
d''t} on raw cotton NE was a little pre-
mature '', ~ ms 'A'''1on' = neY are 'i'er
N-hrua,,.,. tho. f.i h., demand c,.,r,.il ,..,
in s.rht there VIII be frost enough IN
made to KIN spap beams.
-
Cnn..,r,srs ,r Iro,.t,, &. do,rs. ,o,nc a..
rious nbi,,sir,, ,ov,
Mr' Chdrl"S '"nSs' millionaire OF New
| YORK "9laA'd rcheroslly IN presenting
| the university OF virginia with new
| building afta ,'"n spoiled It all hy making
ain indeeonf exposure OF hs narrow-miaA-
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r'.,,,.,I ~, I'D ,,e .,,,,,r.,,,,', ~
....,so. ~, ,,,.,,r,t ar M, ,,,.s,,,r.. 40 ~
I rr,.,n
i, M. " -, d. ,,7,,,.,.. ,,.
e,s,. 80. 49,. ~. 49,, ,.a,, -.
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------
The BOSTON hrrDd sn"erneiy remarks
that MI BRYAN has been carrying
eY"TSihmE hofore him 90 in canala. In
cinl!ng his shirt bosom" 1t Is sourc-
-, A.. - -
10 -, - ~, -,
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" vas. -. 49, =.
- .,',,,., 80, ""D'.'
L. ~ o',,.' uN'
S""@ ~'p'oa'
----
General Stewart l.. Woodford OF New
York, newly appointed minister 10 Spain
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Tho Ancient AMI Abusel order Of Gas
Consumers On Houston IS dong somc se-
rious thiuidrL now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

MIR. Sulzer OF New York sllpped h,
Tom Reed the other day when he WASH
locking and took whaek at Weyler with
his verbal machete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

IL Tom wG,son is looking for soft
easy thing. let h4m have his gall silver
| plated ami sell frr1s op H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19

"As the office seekers hopes begin TO
fade the hotel Hobbies assume deserted
appearance said gentleman at The Eb-
bitt last night. Gust look around town
and sea the change from month ago.
The average office seeker is a man OF Won
dorful assurance. lie comes TO Washing
ton and stops al first-class hotel for a
couple Of days He then seeks cheaper
hostolry. but still has his mail sent 10 the
| fret place, This gives him. In his opinion
| "A better standing with those with whom he
comes In contact He sails regularly fer
his letters. and gives II out generally thai
| he Is stopping at the higher priced house
Whoa he has letters or notes to write he
| always patronlzes tie waiting room OF a
| swell hotel and Is by no means backward
| In asking for stationery. The weather IL
getting warm now. and the office seeker IL
rapidly disappearing"
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IWN IIN'IFVN fi'7Fllu SlN9.
Governor Culbers.cn is not without
ct mpiuus abroad The Chicago Times
Herald approves AMI applauds his Ions
Esl OF vetocs.
11e p.mes-t"rald was no doubt think
ing Of mo difference between our governor
and Tie g0yern0r Of Illinois.