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thought that a number Of Mexican million-
aires werc going to be fleeced. The mil
lionaires were for the most part small
clerks at $50 month, and Francko's money
was won by confederates OF the man VINO
ostensibly owned the bank.
A team Of lady bull fighters made lheiF
appearance this afternoon. The exhibit
tion was inferior from a bull fighting point
OF view. hut the public took much interest
In The affair. The two bulls succeeded in
killing two horses. Owing to the novelty
and tho large number Of excursion parties
here, the attendance of Americans was
quito numerous.
President Diaz has promised to be pres
ent at the bull fight performance for the
American hospital at Orrin's circus on
Washington's birthday.
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THE MEETING or THE DEMOCRAr-
10 STATE COMMITTEES.

y In The posts Dallas correspondence. APP
peayinK In Sunday mornings paper. It was
Annphnced that there are expectations thai
the meeting OF tho State democratic exccu-
tiyA committee at Dallas this week will
witness the precipitation Of fractional
AGht between thu supporters al the various
candidates for governor,
Tho Post hopes and believes. that these
apprehenulons ara baselcss Tho executive
oemnittee Is not tho body Into which to
nqrry personal or factionul fights. Indeed
~ attempt on the part Of any candidates.
1PieDds 20 use the committee for fractional
purposes would he more than likely to
pfes< Boomerang. and Tho Post feels
eepsirained % offer friendly warning, to
~ paftisp cenrerned. not TO act through
Dessenal faverltism Or prejudice IN tho
ryealpss.
4he execAtive comRAittec represents the
4egneesaflc party ~ whale. II Is created
~ ~ Scod " ths party " 4 whole. The
ll3es@ 4 - ~ atate democracy. and not
IL ~ apeelai foIleSins IN lie Marty. IRE
e. ~ kesptne. Party tdelity. proper
9ll1e II ro1pepelbilliy and IN Intelligent
~ ~ 1uty, an demand tbnt only
d ~ IN STATE ersanlxation
re1srdlss u the I'd,
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from another, yet he writes his dIyine
inspirations readily, correctly and rapidly.
Thus FAR he has written about seventy
five ballads, the most notable successes be-
Ing After the Play" Two Little Sweet
hearts" Little woolen Stockings, two
Little Boys and Dog" and Nobody
Wants 10 Play with Me. :,
His latest effort is Sweetheart Irene"
In which his publishers think that they
have the biggest hit since the days 81
Kennody's "Au Revoir.' The ink Is scarce
IN dry OIL the title page OF this beautiful
ballad, and yet 1t Is already being lea
t,ired by several of the best companies on
the road. and the Thomas NJ. Bowers
Music company is being kept pretty busy
these days filing large and juicy osncrs
for this sentimental success Of the now
year. Mr.. Bowers has very substantial
reasons for thinking that Sweetheart
Irene" Is the hit OF his life.
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DLixzAnp N WISCONSIN.
snow In Piled In 10 the Depth Of
seven Feet.


Milwaukee, Wis, February 20.--The bliz-
card which began yesterday morning ard
of which Milwaukee Is the center coltln-
ies. Saow to the depth of seven feet 4,
pilcd up all along tho different lines OF
street railway All roads entering
Milwaukee report trains delayed all the
way from ton 10 fifteen hours. An boats
plying between here and across the lako
and northern aud southern ports are ac-
counted for
Tho eatptain OF the steamer Wisconsin,
which arrived from Grand Haven tonight.
reports very stin gale blowing, aud the
SHOW 20 binding THAI il Is impossible 10
zoe moro than u foot ahead
Reports from neighb.riug towns and from
Ncrthcfn Michigan are 10 tho effect that
the storm raging Is the worst OF the sea-
son. Street ear service everywhere Is
crippled. aud passenger trslns are either
stalled or badly delayed Twelve fisher
men nre missing, and grave fears arc en-
teTtained for theiv safety, In me rl,css
the snow has drftcd to height Of twcniy
feet
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MANCHESTER cL0TH MARKET.
The Market WAS Very Firm with n
Good Demand.

tso0u demand.
Manchester. February 20.-The market
last week was very firm with good de-
mand In all departments except for the
strictly home trade prices retaining the
gains made before tho cotton reaction.
There was fair business done and more
was referred back for better limits.
There was more extended delivery for
India though that trade was hampered
somewhat by the Bombay plague and also
by the knowledge that shipments from
Bombay and more may reach $4,000 900
yards Besides India and China the minor
European and South American ports have
been good buyers. The home trade alone
drags, the engineers strike having Grip
pied the retail business, leaving large un-
sold stocks.
Adyices from Germany report con-
tinled good demand for yarns but a re-
sistance 10 any advance. Cloth margins
are more than slender The French mar
ket is quiet and showed no change what
ever.
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HOUSE FORECAST.
Cuban Question May lie Pfeeip'
During the Week

Iht 7
Washington, February 2o.-uus
Cuban question or some phase q ~
disaster should come before the ~
week the time. with the exceptoA 9 .
row, which under an arranke
last week, Viii be given up Y
sileration of private bills. VIII ,.s
nominally at least to the sunutsz
propriation bill. This bill will go w
TO the house tomorrow. II III IN :
luminous measure. containins ~ ~
aud ends of appropriations ~ II,
iIcates. and Is usually prouus q " 4
protracted contests than any
appropriation bills. ..,.rmatael
IL is understood that the ps.t3
garding the situation IN Cups ~
last week by the house has - ~
by the state department and KIN
transmission. Some Of the consu
bearing on the situation nav Nj ~ \
some places. but it is SAID tns ~, n
ticn as presented probably ~s.irJ
some action, and when ING s1{
goes tc the house this week y x
10 uiduc 10 HtL>l ~ O'AS'~ --.l n H.
manner. For this reason w .st y
the condition of public sennAs,issIia
the result of the special NV s51Ik
the cause OF the disaster 70 w. s0rsr6
considered probable That tns sssi1 N
state department viii be wi,n s,1
erai days. In the face OF " tS5
which has occurred. the me4fk
house who have usually r.isn1s 1
on the occasion o. any sensass ~
ment. either in foreign Or Nj, H.
nestle affairs. have omlnosss ~
silent this week. The eStre XII
the situation and the farNressSsr
quences OF hasty and ~ con sssJ e.
tended to disarm them. but Y.
ing the consideration Of tns r.
bill. where the widest latitna,
allowed. a stirring debate ~. ss,iSe 4
But those in authority. by kssss q
preparation bill in the rlsn. hsusb Z
easily prevent action by tns ,'9'isl1
so desire and the prevailing iSs5
conservative leaders on posn ,e syt
both action and agitation n,s m
until ali the facts upon whic sr & 4
ment can be predicted are my
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MISS wlLLARD's FUNERAL.
Services Were Very simple. In Ac-
cOrdunce with Her wish

Services Were Very Simple. In Ac-
cordance with Her Wish.
New York, February 2O.-The funeral
services over the remains of Miss Frances
H. Willard, president of the Worlds and
| National Womans Christian Temperance
Union, took place in the Broadway Tabor-
nacle this afternoon. The service was held
In this city by the official decree OF The
Woman's Christian Temperance union. On
Thursday next u service will be held at
Evanston, ILL., Before the final into, me nj
takes Place, however, the remains will lie
In Willard hall. at the w. 9. i. u.
Temple. at Chicago. probably the greater
portion OF Wednesday next and white IN
route TO the Western metropolis MI also
lie IN state for short time in Churcuglle.
" r., Miss Wizards birtholu.e. The
church was crowded, among the attendants
being many women from neighbor,pg
states representing the State unions. A
great number of floral tributes mad tce,l
received, and these, together with palms
were used as decorations in the church.
ihese bore such names as Helen Gould
susan b. Anthony and other women of
prominence.
MISS WIZARDS request that her funeral
services be simple were carried out. por-
lions OF the Scripture which Miss Willprd
loved most We're read, her fayorite HYMNS
We're sung and the Methodist Episcopal
funeral service was read. Rev. n. s..
Nipple, pastor Of the ST. James Methodist
Silscopal church, was the prncipal off
clating clergyman. assisted by Bishop .Jonn
Newman and Others
Presidents OF State organizations Of
which Miss Willard was the National head
were the honorary pail bearers.
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HOUSTON. MONDAY. FEN. n. iso
rmE cunEnvATomAL nAcE.

little paper in an adjoining county. in
an exhibition OF personal spleen against
Tho Post and Its editor. took occasion to
charge. without any other basis for the
statement than its imagination. that The
Post was secretly supporting Mr.. Cranes
candidacy for gnbernatorial honors while
protesting to no neutral. Tho Post can
easily afford to Ignore the personalities In
the oriticism referred TO- but viii take
advantage or the opportunity offered to
state explicitly Its position with reference
10 the various candidates for governor now
In the field.
The Post is for issues In this campaign,
the issues raised in the Chicago platform,
OF which the financial question IL far and
away tho paramount one. The Post liz q
democratic paper. a strict party paper. II
you will, and about the only large daily OF
that kind In the State. II is for measures
first and men afterward. In a way. all
democrats standing squsrely upon the dem
ocratic platform which The Pest supports
are entitled to tho papers consideration.
Tho four gentlemen who are now seek.
Ing the democratic gubernatorial nominal
ton are, 30 far as their announcements 60
entertaining the Same Views and upholdine
the same principles Of State and National
government. They stand together on the
Chicago platform, and they stand with The
Post. They are all gentlemen of ability, OF
character and recognized WORTH For each
Of them The Post has only tho kindlcsi
feeling and cntertains the profoundest re.
spect. As matters now appear, this papci
has no occasion to antagonlye the iaudable
ambition OF either OF these democratic
champions. To do so without cause would
he manifestly unjust on tho part OF tn,
one democratic daily In the state For thes.
n iVnsoho ut iuSi 10 HtuNIht nclWtpU tuPH
/ and Its course is fully Understood and APP
preclated by the candidates. thoIr mana.
gers ana their friends generally.
The Posts sincerity Is not questioned
from any respectable quarter.
II may be possible that before the meet
ing OF the State convention differences may
arise over principles. In the gubernatorIal
race. as they seem to be arising In the SEN
atorial contest. In that event The Post
will not hesitate to take decided position
in behalf OF that candidate who most al.
rcctly meets the yiews advocated In these
columns Unless something of this kind
happens, however In the fight for Stat,
offices. The Post Will aid In every way pos,
slble In giving all the distinguished candl.
dates an open field aud an equal showing
observing the neutrality and the ameuitie.
which should characterize tho conduct o.
party paper under the circumstances.
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M. ROCaEFORT IMPRISONED
Convicted Of LibsIinl az EDITOR
Friendly to Captain Dreyfus.
THE MOB MADE A De MONsTRAIIoN.
police Were Powcrlcss 20 Restrain
Them, and II Was Necessary
to Summon Troops.

Paris. February 2o.--Two thousand peo-
pie assembled this afternoon in front Of
the 81. Pelagie prison, we'll known as the
prison for offending journalists, to greet
Henri Rochefort. editor Of the IntransI-
geant. on entering to serve n sentence OF
Ave days Imprisonment for libeiing Jose
ReInach, conservative deputy for the dis-
trIct OF DIgne and editor OF the Rcpublique
Franchise, by charging him with Intending
to prove the innocence of Alfred Dreyfus
by tho use Of forged documents.
At first there was no signs of force 10
preserve order, but as the crowd Increased
a company OF republican guards, headed By
buglers and drummers, detachment or
police and two sqiadrons OF cuiras5irrs
were drawn up on each side OF the square
in front Of the prison. The troops were
received with cries OF ''vivo l'armee."
II was o'clock before NJ. Rocbefort arr
rived. The crowd flooked around hts car
rlaEc shouting 'vlvc Rochcfort" and "vive
l'commupe," the police being powerlcss TO
restrain them. NJ. Itoohefort, allghtIng,
waved his handkerchief. and, escorted by
the people, walked TO the prison gates.
About fifty OF his friends. including Ernest
Rocheff. officer OF the deputies Tor Paris.
the editor OF Jouer. and the assistant cdi-
tors Of the Intransigeant, accompanied him
inside the building amid continuous cheers
from tho populace. The warders, With the
governor Of tho prison at their side. were
waiting caps in hand, and respectfully re-
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ru,chiIcnn Negotiations.

Lima. Peru, February 2O.-Pnbllc opin-
ion MS to the negotiations for administering
the difficulties between Chile and Peru
have entered a new phase. 1t is admit
ted that u basis OF settlement has been
reached except as 10 the promise of ncu-
trality The latter being the pivot upon
which all turns, 1t is possible there may be
a failure In the negotiations.
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L,NoMERs or AI,noYo.
Another Delay In the Hcnring OF the
Appeul.

Mexico CITY. rebrusry ac,---Therc has
been a further delay in the trial Of the
appeal OF the lynchers OF ArnnIro Arroyo
owing TO one OF the prisoners lawyers be-
Ing III and the Judge granting more limo.
hut the appeal VIII be heard In ali prob
ability by the last OF this month. Puhlia
interest has scnsibiy diminished IN this
matter, The people having confidence that
justice VIII he done.
The impatts of steel rails from the Tn
tied States continue, the American rail
makers having captured largo part II
the Mexican demand.
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Little Rock, Ark. February 20 .-E. q.
massey prominent citizen and constable
OF Franklin township. Little River county,
was murdered In horrible manner at a
point six miles from Ashdown Saturday
night by two negroes he was irwin. -
arrest- Massey was shot from ambush his,
bullets ~ 'n'
Exei'enent runs high and a triple lynch
ing Is probable II the men are captured
hy the dead mans friends in the neIgb-
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Tor the eood or the party - . whole VII
prove detrimental 10 any one candidate
more than another. where al are worthy Of
party support.
The committee must do what is ilsh
ana best for the Democratic party Of Texas
without the least reference to individual
ambitions. or any supposed facticnal align
ments.
What will best protect party integrity!
what will secure the most efficient or
ganlzatlon?
What viii surest lead to victory and thu
vindicntion Of party principlesy
These arc questions that must ADDRESS
themselves to the intelligence and honesty
OF the members Of the executive committee
1t is not for the committee 10 stop for a
moment to consider whether Mr. Cranes.
or Mr.. sayers, or Mr.. testers or Mr..
wynne's chances for the nomination viii
BIO heightened, but rather what is the Inn
pcratiye course for the good OF the demo-
cratic party Of Texas?
II devotion alone TO democracy's inter-
ests 's manifested. as u no candidate were
yet In the feld the conclusions can not
be specially hurtful to any democrat able
to stand sincerely upon n straight party
platform.
That such broad and patriotic action
Will ens,ic from the meeting OF the COM
mittce; that the purest and most nnsel-
ish motives will dictate the determinations
OF the committee. and that personal prefer
ences viii be for the time ignored. The
Post not only hopes, but believes. Such
a course is SO clearly dictated even BY
policy as well as by n hlsh sense Of duty
TO the party, that those who imaslie that
factioDal prejudiccs Will control tho COM
mittcc's action viii bio found TO bc eyre
glonsly mistaken and, possibly. kecnly dis
appointed. The committee meets in Dallas
TO further the interests OF democracy. not
OF any candidate. md It will not forget its
mission ard It's duty.
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VISITING AUSTIN

County Judge Ed r. Gray and County
Clerk Lee Blanchette left tonight for
Austin. where Judge Gray will consult the
attorney general with reference to an
issue OF $1,000 jefferson county bridge
bonds, which was ordered by the com
nhssloners' court the past week. County
Clerk Blanchete viii continue to Dallas
TO meet the boys" who will gather dnr.
ing the meeting OF the State democratic
executive committee
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The Fishermen Saved.

Copenhagen, February 20. "A dispatch
received here from Helsingfors says that
the 200 fishermen who were carried 10 sea
last Wednesday ON tract OF ice that broke
adrift on the coast of the Gulf of Finland
have been saved.
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rnANsvAAL nELLIGERENr.
FlnnntinE Weapons of Defense Bc-
fore Britnin's Eyes.

London, February 81 The Cape Town
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says:
The Transvaal government is mounting
guns at Johannesburg and conveying Max
inns, shells, rifles and cartridges TO lhat
point In an offensive and osten atoas an
ner. During the last week eight railway
truck loads of war material were pa AIDED
through the streets of johannesburg ana
carried under escort of an artillery delnch-
ment TO tho fort on the hill outside Of the
'towp
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lola WILL nE CONVICTED.

Paris February 20.--The trial of NJ. Emil
Cola and the publisher of the Aurore. NJ.
Perrieux, is regarded as practically ended,
and NJ. zoa's conviction is looked upon as
fnregone conclusion. Public feeling
against tho Jews Is so overwhelming that
any other result Is almost impossible.
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Mexicnn Custom House Burnea.

to private information the custom house at
Tampico, Mexico, was destroyed by IRE
tonight, and 1t is said TO have been lncen-
diary, or igniting on the wharf Chief
Clerk Robinson was seriously burned and
Will probably die
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MnxicAN IrEMs.
An Amerirnn Roprd In. Who Was
TrXiMG the nnninp-in l,nuac

Meyico CITY, February 20, II Il cxneef.
ed that an American who claima 10 have
been Ywinded by card sharpers ana con
ftenos meu VIII himself be put i1in prison
trncrrn~ as IN the course Of tho ju.ii
cisl nluity u has come out thst he WAS
aware OF the crooked character OF the
faro game put w And In stalking the bsuk
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Nesro NIun and Wnmnn Mhinn.a

Lutte Rock Ark. February ao THO
ne"s p me mobbing Of Two negroes. a
man ana woman, at Pocshontas. in Ran
ao'rh county "Wednesday night, rcached
mere To-Day Adele Harris and Dan ysnn
taey were stripped to The waist. given
the country. ~ "
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Neatly All One wu,.


We noticed in yestrday's Dsllas New.
that g. dcyerucr iiosv has como out IL
an article Announcing The feet tns he /
for 'ioysrnnr Culhssscn for United STATES
SENATOR 0cxerncr Hogs Is. in that resrse,
~ asnecracy q Tsxas. for They are nearly
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WntclIng MUG

Sulphur Springs Gazette. q
1t begins 10 look . l'l',p 4
Hardy viii keep his hands y
during the ensuing camraisn. ~
pun the chcstputs out O ~
Clarl, Id ompe genus.
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i.s, There BE 10 81

Rocktale MessengcFt WV
There should be no ~
in The congressional can s,3
issue he squarely made. ana
decide whether the coupu <1&
proves the present goll s.
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TO CURE 4 coLD ~ oxr DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. An
druggists refund HE money II a fails 10
sure a.c The ssnuinc has l., g. . OF
each tablet
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woopMEN,s ENrERrAINMENr.

Inc local camp of woodmen of the world
viii give public entertainment at The
opera house Tuesday night.
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'h"''pDhl DieJuHiccs VIII COnlrOl inc COM
mIttcc's action will he found ia be eyre.
'i'''pA'' "''''' po'''oiS' N''"'s "''
"ppoin'eo' me committees meets IN paiias
10 further the interests OF democracy, not
of any candidate. md II will not forget it's
w" - ol.y.
Tho ,r.,,,,ors ~ an, y,,ra,,.. o..t..
1-.n,rora,,, mt, a,d a.. ,.., =,
a,c. i, ~. Ia, ~. n,,,,,,,,,,. a.,
u,,,sIs -, ~, VII ~. 1870. !,
a. M. 49,. Nh. 49,, ~.
Tina =, .a,a,,,ar y, ~, :, - .,',,,...
t,,ta.,..,,a., ~, go, Il. -,
stick to the University OF Texas and let these
bad. bad Eastern schools alone? And Austin
Is s,ch n quiet town, too
N'' W. on too eW " an eep'os'oh sfeo'''
ecnfosscd that things generally look susp-
eiopS'
A war with Spain would at least have the
'alae OF showing US our weak points az
w.. ~ o'' s'o"s on's' No"s'.ss INV a
for some tI,ro ans, az !, we nad nv wa,I
n''"'"' Nv" MINING wv oN"r phsoh IN
WI" we, convince 'neni 10 'no
w W.T." ""fn spss'"i "o"'s W
'oN" ''''' s''o "p'ses rno pep" s'ole"'
The idea that France would aid Spain in
"p' WIN .n's e"un',s ~ lar-'eeehe" one
i'r'o nus p'e"'s 10 LOOK a''ef hopfer
nu"'' '"s' now
Stirring .vents nf ,nt,r,a,,c,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,
for Tho nas, week. hive deawn o,,on,,on s,an,
tho New England s,rIke I'M, IN, r,ct,rv ,oras
,rs st,u teen,n, ,bon. sa.,a IN, =, ~. a,,
IN some fnfis OF New England The suffering
ia but liitlc less 'hnn among the residcnts of
Cuban towns stopping short only OF starva-
tion or pestlencc. Such an unequal deht
can not Inst long,
zpa is gathering great material for another
| novel showing up tho ugly side Of French
life and character Aud maybe he can't woi X
It M In vivid coorsl
,r
~ ie1u' w su'''o'e
"s " ,u az 'H"D.''n', 'oss ",e
| co operation by the public at large. con-
iributor to such fund houors himself az
wei, rs the memory Of one of the best men
tho State has ever produced, OLD and young,
OF all classes and parties, ought to aid ~
the movement
sam Jones VIII add peculiarly picturesque
feature to the gubernatSial contest In Geor.
h,a' oot p,o.utesiusness WIZ tui'y cover tho
'N'''o " ms 0ano-oaoy ~ an PROBABILITY
i'hc United States have nine hrst.class bat
tlosl''ps ON paper. but only four on water.
Tho rntrlotic" aimor plate manufacturers
who wcrt SO anxious to save tho country
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~ - ~ I'M posrotffca AZ HOUSTON, TEXAS
A Al SECOND CLASS MATTER.
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~ pA.Ly sosr 4 n. Z: :; q y. c scsr'
lI.WegxLY Post. ~ Cen. pss Week
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Representative HIT Of Illinois has intro,
ducsd u bill in congress approprIating 1000.
oo1 FOR an American exhibit at tho Parts *.
position, This may be all right bat there
Is pcrc outcome commercially from the i'm,
nresement Of Buffalo bayou than from a 81.
OOa.ot exhibit In Paris.
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The members Of tho woman's Christian
Temperance Union and other good la
dies in tho East nrc attacking the
mrrais of old Yale and declaring 1t
Is no The place to send boys TO for the proper
kind Of education. In view OF this stnrtliug
information how would 1t do for Texans TO
Stick TO the University OF Tcxas and Let these
bad. bad Eastern schools aonc2 And Austin
Is II ch n quiet town. too.