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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
SOME POsIsCRIpTs.

Corsets have been found on the waists
Of Egyptian mummios.
Greek women wont barefoot indoors and
wore sandals WHEN abroad.
Roman handles had light and heavy
rings for summer and winter wear
The huge EIzabelhan ruff was held in
place hy nn underpropping OF wire.
cravals were first worn in Western Eu-
rope by thu French army abou, iioe.
sir Walter Raleigh hld = cour. suit o..
srnior % solid gold ulah w,ih jewels.
Tho Wigs OF the lime a. LOUIS XIV we're
II horrhair. the cheaper kinds of tow.
The shoes Of the ancient Hebrews were
made Of leather, linen, PUSHES or wood.
shawls were brought 20 Europe hy Ma
polo"n after the Egyptian campaign IN
The present style Of shoe came into use
in England about 1858. the buckles In ICES
Several thousands Of hlirplus. In mary
@Ylea, have been recovered from Pompoi
Among the ancient Greeks the wearing
Of hroechos Indicated condition II servi-
tude.
Al Greek girls dressed in white. colored
goods being regarded as immode.st for a
maiden.
Roman ladies carried at their gIrdles
punches Of metal ornaments. purses. keys
and looking glass.s.
Napoleon employed both tailors and mil
liners to devise fancy costumes for the
French regiments.
Stockings were first worn In the Elov-
enth century before that cloth banaages
were used on the feet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
ADDITIONAL AILUM ROOM is NEcEssARy
THE FEE system.

the fee
al is likewise
fare acquainted with
generally the complaint AGAINST the
the
officials ' "'"'S "ssae
In 1850 and before the popali Ross ,,
to
cion I
to hAr
in
many nave covered pA mo me treasury unexpendd
Q
attached witnesses and justices and examining special Judges
dstrctl
ease1
uniformly ioa me
s5osl555 needless al sum 1855
change under which IL without
he and sand
he was
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Weimar Texas May Ely Yesterday was
the DAY OF The union Sunday school picnic
az ms place brighter and more glor!-
Gus day was never seen In Wemar There
were 1900 or 1000 persons in attendance,
coming from Eagle Lake. Columbus. Gid
Gen. borden. Oakland, County Line. Iicle-
man LaGrange, Lockhart, Prairie Lea,
;MIhruhaale' san Antonio, Luling. seguin.
n,Slhssoury, Harwood, Waeder Flatona.
hhtie ana Sehulenburg and many other
places Such n gathering of children was
never seen hero at any time before. There
Is lie in the old land yet /"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
".HE socTH IN 4 NEw ASPECT. -"


Such is The caption Of a lengthy article
IN recent number OF The Globe Democrat.
devoted 10 O. review Of two books which
give an Interesting evidence Of ihe growth
Of tie Naucnal spirit AZ apposei 10 the
old state sovereignty idea, among tie
younger generation IA the southern
states"
One OF The books "a Critical study Of
Nuliineeiion ia South Carolina" Is by
DAVID frsnllla Houetou. nd,unet Drofe.-
sor Of political science 10 the Tcras state
unworthy and It may weu be said that
the Circumstance that Mr Houston ia Il
sou'h caroihian renders his views on Del.
honn aud me publication movement rather
startling"
II Is indeed startling 10 be told. az Mr..
Houston tells us tina, "lhe States we're
nol, when the constitution was formed ANA
never had been separate ana independent
soSefeigns" The beginning Of the Amer
lean Republic must he dated from the close
Of the revolution Whatever union or com.
pact there was between the States or coI-
onies previous 10 their emancipation from
British control can not be regarded AZ sig
hihcsnt OF or as in any way connected with
their future iDtormutual relations. There
was no government OF the United States
az We now understand It. previous to the
revolution. nor did 1t come Into existence
simultaneously with the surrender of Corn.
wallis at Yorktown. with tho achievement,
OF their Independence the former political
status Of the States necessarily disappeared
and loft them free and independent soy.
ereignties to enter into such new political
alliances as experience or inclination iuleh,
dictate. II Is impossible to conceive d,
them as consolidated Suites, passing
through revolution which established
their Independence. with such consolidation
remaining intact Previous to their ruttipp
OF the British yoke whatever form Of gov.
ernmont obtained among them can not b.
regarded as American IN the subaequen,
political sense OF the word. II they were
federated. their federation did not arise
out OF the exercise OF essentially sovereign
prerogatiyes. but merely existed through
an actually given or an implied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
DAMAGES NOT LEGITIMATE OPERATING EXPENSES
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS.

the consideration
Of thorough and
exhaustive eSamnaon They aor with
o the
to reiuce items of
appropriations make mpraotle
i a former uncation
first Of d:oth
s$$93 this should
that available The of the
fund
creased 5Oo
REDUCED
the institutions above mentioned
vail ne cause o. should
WHERE REELECTION
the n
ePl reductions
small In the
in the university $l0Oo0; the Agricultural
at tho unic
asylum fees
he ~ ''' 80
APPROPRIATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
the
q friendship ability The b appropriations for the
condition Of the state ou H he
Nfed with ' ~ SUI
ADDITIONAL AzLUM NECESSARY
consideration especially in view Of me
leads the Terrell distant popla
and
ana an APPROPRIATION of loco for Tie San additional W"
disapprovei
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GOV. CULBERSON'S MESSAGE.
Calls for Making Appropriations the Government
to Paw just Debts Abroaae the Doctrine Of Fellow Ser
and to Regulate Fees.


of the aud
the
been to
was
OF
hou =
nm the any
on mn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

THE CITY.

The Pos. 70 delivered 20 any pa. OF the
cay BY ch!rfefs .. J. % per in0ath. three
rien-hs, 80. six aouthA. !s.yg. oae year.
G2p
Mr.. 1heoacr- Bering has charge OF tas
Clty Circulation and Collecting.
Assefs Theodore be-r1ag Ara Charles
Lou are the GUtsoTiGe1 col!sctors Of AL
city blis. hoth advertising aD1 subscr.9-
ton, ard 20 money sholI1 Ss pad 20 a-4y
one other ths- those asD~d. unless special
srit-eu authority signed Gy the BUSHES
Manager Is shown. Ali accounts OF 2ny
Iz= should he pad by check n favor =.
TIE Houston Printing Company.
No orders for Fo1l@. etc. aye fivc9 ~
the msnas- eiaent, ana ao-e VIII It 4ccep.-
- IN pay;r~1t OF oftice bills.
suhscripers failing 70 'S-elye ths pzper
regularly VII please notify -, Office
prong ny. EVsry subscr bet pap Is
pec'e! to 10 ov!lssee1 Got LAKE: :. Al I =
> ~.
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washington. May 25.-Patents granted
TO Texans cortles Collins. Dallas, design
for nut cracker; Charles Lee. San Antonio.
car coupling Henry a. Miller. walburg.
Prov puah' William w. Pitts. Hillsboro,
lamp; Henry NJ Sutton and W. l.. steele,
assignor. one-thrd 10 NJ. Coeryer. Dallas,
primary battery.
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permission Q, the mother country. coase-
ausp;ly a; THE a--s roornr1; ., their In
aeper dsnee they stood il an eaii-sly new
| aititude to themselves ana 70 mankind.
The supreme power ove- the colonies which
had thsrsic:ore Belonged 10 England wa.
transferred TO TIE eoionies. and equally
| 10 each G. ;As Thea thirteen Stairs: CT.
more eo7Tecily speaking. that power was
En1uiled. &ai since each coiouy contributed
alike II its tsrors;ica, they wsre each
entitled 10 ~ equal voice in the creation
o, Whatever new power they saw ct 10
subject ihesnseives TO thereafter.
The revolution wcala have amounted 30
nothing 10 South Carolina II she was 10
be subjected 70 Massachusetts The contss,
carried Ca by each Of the STATE. was 20;
for a change 0, ransiers 30; 70. iaaepeni-
enee: uoi for Independence collectively. but
| Individually.
II there are ihirtssa slaves today stand
ing In certain rslailo1s 10 sacA oiae-
through common agreement. II Is evi3ea;
that such relations exls; By TIE pernlx-
son Of their master. either Implied OF
given Ana II tomorrow they esazncipa;e
themselves 3, is folly to say that each one
is not sovereign MAJ. absolute master
q himself Whatever relations they main
tAiued anoaE ihe;nseives Issued directly
or Indirectly from iAe Wi! o; their master.
and can IN 70 way oe regarded as tho as
Ton @: indepensei beings. Their mutual
banding together 20 achieve their freedom
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NAvAsoTA.
,,o,a Litigation Ended Sg'V
'"" promise. y,..sl

Navascta. Texas, May sta 4 \
evening the case of ". r s - M
VS.. p. A. Smith was Sew s0t N DE- NJ
and Judgment was on'erea s !" ,s
court p"a Th, !. , case ,,4 II ss'' ii
s Hs 9alS"s.", xs e I'd s'y hi a'i T.
%Ss'' here "''9 70, s,,ss9 s 4. ''i
' keRerman N R. n Te% IS he ssartu
ni1scli we're appolntisiSSi . ~ !. 4
u Dr. Dr. j. +. Duncan y ha n,ist siurea ;:
accept zee a the call Of i He vii E'''i
church Of Houston Sa,s next ms sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
DEFICIENCY Bill.

finance
a.
Of II
ttc
Sec ~ = &
ir5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Good citizenship Is ahsesthc- n matte.
q character. ami Is beeron6 the influence
Of hElsiat,on. The no<t ih.Af she law can
30 n TO make soe taa csc.zea fearful Of
=; bar no Inea was sve- intridA:ea into
4 rla-rsotic c.t4zssn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

t-a-. s.. Is. to New Soa;a wS,ss. S--. Ire
rate 80 china IS g s. ana TO japan se-si-
Messages to HondSrss GuasegI AMI
sac Snlva6o- have psIaltshea rate Of
oS re- word I7ais ra;e, owing 70 a cir
cuiious route, IS the cssvnaS o. cable tar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

and House
Executive . respectfully recommended that laws be passed
the law
relating Of the State
needfu rur-
regulating the fees
compensation attorneys county precinct
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
THE FATE pr r0KAkEK

Washington. Moy 2l--tCorr@s:oa:2nce
Il ,se courier-Journal -Be'orc tie pres
ea, season for soft she'll crabs expires Hon.
Joseph Benson Foraker, Urrel States sem
ator from the state of ONO. is going %
nave q scrap. That Us esiielt. lie Is the
most gailan; looking man IN The senate,
and Bogteiie IS the olly man II either
house who has more jhe look o: q game
cook than Little Brooches Foraker
came here with chip On his shlGli,I.
Il is a great pity he al not get here in
thu grand old bloody shl., days What
nCwer OF good "a dressing down by Ben Hill
would have done him-ilru lt'l whom John
James ingalls, always av1id4l with as much
diligence. so to speak. as loHn iced 81
WAYS took care to avoid General III Bragg
Of Wisconsin. Foraker was really for roS
with the administration and would 1--we
had IN II Beilauy Storer bgl not been sent
ont % the country. Had GaiIield been as
consiierate ot COnklmg as Mckinley Was
~ Foraker, the great ROSY OF 1901 would
have been avoided. Gruucr CleYcl3n nj
might never have been hoard o. outside ~
SeW York. and Jim Blaine lui-ht nave
Sam Randall FOR president In 1SSi Stcier
was entitled 70 as much consideration nj the
maud ~ Mckinley as Garfield accorded to
Robertson, and C1nkins was entitled %
more than Forakrr for Il was Henkdug
who elected Garfield while aIrkmlcy IL
president in spite 81 Foraker. But Il at is
ancient history though about as interest
ing chapter as can he touLi IN American
politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

You may have po;iesi that The Eos;
gsis about az The news there Is 20 get.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Bryan, Texas, May ... s,i and The y, .,
between the city coun ..a YESTERDAY ~,
noon. The council At At Il T. r.te.. y, !, |,
G 3nEs contract: under 70. council ss Il
%''a'T e s ',@i;I s 8; !; (, (;
no9s lh sT So o. rs III, III =
a a. s.g,i sRa an out he ..nsl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Pau, senoa has eeea sentenced 10 two
years IN hs state prison 8: Burlington
Vi. Tor stealing a bicycle, His interest
IA cycling Will probably was1e Cor come
tame 70 come
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Columbiaa'

,rs e'' aaisa iq :, sF, ,...' =,
; Is (; \ s + 4 s S:'';::
ular meeting last ls'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Congressman Joe Bailey has proven
h!rrrSs3. 1. bigger man than some folks
thourh. ne was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

ANYHOW. well know mex; year whether
or rot TIE silver issue Is dead. See II
~. don't
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

The Pos; IS no; avefse 20 q fair agAi--
n TACT. rather AsSes tt--b0t when lae Gal
Ia. News draws hobo poetry OF r-we4l
there's hereafter Tor anyone who VIII
ID. that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

TIE mat Who had rather be zgh; than
p7ssldsa; Is likely TO re The oae oftens-
than tAe o.he-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

SENIOR Hig SAYS he 3.a not d., =
fsathe- IA he way c; Bryan's elect o..
III w4nE.aE his own WAY 70 the presi-
ceacv ueraaus lie had 10 feathers 10
Sf.r,a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

IRE -.Ysb,.cans are entitled to whatever
credE there IS due me 3riElnators Of re
'R.vu. thaesE o. n-ls.erL.y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

The Galveston N-ws .s not certain Jus;
wil..t the extra session OF The legislature
wli &C. blt - prepared 10 disagree With
" r-4-..ler g done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Foraker knows hat lie is the best talker
in the senate. He what lugalla was lot
"a superior lawyer. lie is rot satisfied
win the way the senate docs business. ana
he has not been slow 10 say So Ho even
voted for the immclip,e consideration OF
Billy Mason's cloture rosolutiou. and 1t wa.
not until he did SO that burrows aud Clark
plucked up courage to change their votes
| 10 that side. lie fired one shot across the
bows Of tho man VI war German. and hailed
that craft In language Of defiance. German
took It IN good part. treated ii In jocular
fashion, called attention 10 The ira iiliun OF
the senate that prescribes Il noytiate fer
young men, and then fired return shot IN
The insinuaiinn that tho Chic senator yaut-
ed eXtrnyagant expenditures IN order 10
embarrass an Ohio administrator. Cor
man Is an ugly customer, oni whilo lie
made nothing of Dayo I'M il six years,
iaYs made nothing or ,iorman Never
mind never mind. one 81 'hase DAYS Fnr-
aker VIII tackle Vest, some blue Monday
when Vest Is Juggling round particularly
bilious liver and then the senator from
Missouri win mop mp the floor VITA the
senator from Ohio. OF mayhap he will run
FOUL Of old Turpie. and then .he senator
from Ohio viii be carried out In n paper
sack
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Our fuautte.e u-2e the people to keep
1e- of g 10. alll az tho s1me time fas'en
g financial system upon them thai makes
-hs following o. the.r advice IMPOSSIBLE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

Congress Is busy killing time and. incl
dcntally. the republican party.
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---
Ae "a Oh inr MISSISSIPPI from Mem
'"iH mas e'aN noes NE -Nterts along sue
: er ih-i Fee HeoI 81 oNer f1r this ye-T.
eH' i1 con "9Heae' tAc ftiet work los
heen abandoned The totai ara uciua-
nf 'la .an+s. overlooked w-s: ArLan-
f'9 sY' $4-a+e u.!ef' mississippi. l-'
s''ifs miles Louisiana g'' square nqes.
~ 10 ~ ne a,,,.,l 1.,,s'..s to,e g., ,s..
r.as ~ .,o..s ami ,r5ot. n5,.e... ..il.,r.,,,.
aa4 s"en; away and ralroai 'ruoh .n-
iiroi -s- i.2p-4aih. Si,Ml."Hi ArkanNaf,
'is-r,T NistIFsi9I' ts.--oou9, total. SIT
10000. VAus ends ore oi the most de-
s.r4o'-Ye hoods ever known 10 tho Mls-
sisf.pp. valley, but the question " future
ones is sim open. Ytih POSSIBILITIES 'liat
are almos- nppi!iing. S'aethlnE ought
10 he epne go E.r" reitet FROM thsse fe-
'sirf-';.fe overflow - Il Is within The
pt1is pelfita ~ .ns- f'ane 20 do H.
Pie DsrRlev tariff bll lcaye pensions on
,llo free lst,
sAF" FH" " Remington it@' We ieir we
Sf0't''"fn uoop'' mo are de'i H'us 70 'Nrn
onl and hear AZ bynum 1cpici tAe nor
TOT az dishonest money ftis una rs'and ine
s'en'iF'ifn. Mf' Lyman charges no a.
mission zee nor does he Hke up coffee
ton. Ho pays his o"a han rent his own
gas blis ond nis travelling eNFe!'Sf'''
Mr BYnum makes ihis slcr'iee Of TINE
lnd money merely 20 say as from an era
- ..-..., -,..,.,,.,, Ia. an.
- f,,.,.,., ,.,,-,,a,.
.'~t''-'1 'f"N'4N' 't' '"'N''
An railroads Load 10 Houston, and die
people are travelling.
Il Ma@aieisIAse'' Jaw pa'Ne' N '''''
MADE Kissing woman on tne street, "',"
u the wa9 OF honest Aa'p'A"oh' p""'9H-
0he by hossing' 10 one was "4'o"'u 10
krep tavern unless l''Aes@en OF soo'
or suffered a TO hang loosely upon her
| s,co was Unit n no.. Illeness. swear.
ihs ana oruhhehhess ""o 'N''e4 VIZ"
| Incarceration -
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The rate per word by cable from New
York 10 South Afnca 10 2.is. 70 Z1nz!-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

The Texas cotioa crop is expected 10
break all records this year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28

| Messages to HonfGrss Gua- elrla4a sis1
sac Salvador have p,IAlishea rase Of
s. 90 pe- word I7ais rAse, owing TO a cir
| cuiious route IS the cssuDaS o: cable tar
Sos.
Yon may have po;esi ,AA; The Fos;
| gels about az the news che-e Is 20 get.
Cool citizenship Is al1oeethVs- n rTa.ts.
| O. character. as1i Is hes-one the influence
Of LEGISLATION The rno<t that she Law ca,
DO n 10 make sae haa es,.zea fearful Of
| .. bar no rlea was sNe- int.uitA:ed into
3 pasroac Citizen.
ANYHOW. well know mex; year whether
or 10, TIE SILVER issue IS dead. See II
W. don't
Pau, senss has seta sentenced 10 two
years IN ;h- state prison 8; Burlington.
Vi. for stealing a bicycle, Ais :ateres;
Ia cycling will probably wagle Cor some
time 20 come.
TIE mar Who had rather be ,zeh, than
u7sslaea; Is likely TO ee The one oitens-
than the o;he-.
The Post IS no; averse 70 @ fair Aga'--
N TACT. rather likes tt--but when tae Cal
Ia. News draws hobo poetry or ii-we!l'
there's hereafter Tor anyone who VIII
DO thai.
Congreesrnan Joe Bailey nas proven
h!nlsels = bigger man than some :o,ks
thought Re was
SENIOR 1871 SAYS he d.a not put
feather II ;A.e way OF Bryaa's elcc, o..
III w4ag.aE his own way 70 The pryzi-
ceacv peraaus lie had 10 feathers 10
Stare
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.

!. L WATSON, h ". JOHNSTON.
President Wee pres DE ut.
G. J. PALMER Secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-03

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