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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-"The Mansion n first class
hotel, q elegant rooms, 40 day boarders
near Denver and Katy depots, Wichita
Falls, Texas. Address l.. 7. Miller, Box
1iS, Wichita Falls. Texas.
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wANTED-situntion by colored man as cook.
first-class: or yard work; good reference,
Address sS4e. this office
A WHITE BOY. age II, would like to &c,
work OF any kind. Address 2sia. this OF.
fee
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ply 70 g. +. Isr.nner. !
FOR HALE--Stapir and fancy grocery busi-
ness Mt d bargain: clean stock; VIII invoice
one Thousand dollars; good busipesH and
hest location III rapidly growing Texas
town; rare opportunity. reason foy selling.
require my attention .iddress J. q. Ben
nett. Port Lasaca, Texas. -.- 2
FoR SALE Clean stock dry goods, gents
furnishing goods aud shoes, Will invoice
s2bOOOO, established trade worth 10000; q
rare opportunity. Address II. D.. this Of !.
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FOR SALE-Good sized iron sofe, In first
class condition: very cheap. Wilson 4
Hannah. 203 KAN building. u
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BICYCLES. new and second hand, IS to 500:
Cleveland and Crawford wheels. March
Culmore. 3l6 Fannn street. Bicycle repair
ing speciality. Write for catalogue. Hous-
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Statesmen to soil CIGARS 10 Dealers; we pay
from $40 10 $40, rcr month salary, and ex-
rcLscs; experience unnecersnry. permanent
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WA NTED--A man who understands parch-
ing coficc, mixing spices and yeast powder.
Address sos upsop ST., San Antonto.
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wANTED--situation by young colored man
to attend In yard work. Apply 100, Caroline
street. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

FOR RENT--A suite OF rooms, FURNISHED io'
light housekeeping, I'm private family ref
erences exchanged. 10 Louisiana street
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WANTEn--A good stenosrapher aud tclc,
+. q. box asa.
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FOR SA1.E--Eggs for hatchng; white Wyan-
dottc. $. L. Wyandottc, Black MinorcRs.
White Leghorns. Barred Plymouth Rocks,
S1.o0 for thirtccn; also chickens. III. NJ
Ramsey. 1920 Congress aNenur. 1
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FOR RENTAIIandsome residence; close IN;
modern conyeniences; paved street: street
cars. Apply at 1870 Texas avenue. .
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CLOSING OUT SALE at Houston China Hall
1905 Texas avenue. in crockery, lamps, etc. ;
nov is your chance. Jas L. Dumblc, man
aver. 3
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| WANTED Good. strong Industrious boy over
IN years old to work on farm and drive
wagon at $40 per month and board l., j.
Kopkc. Sabine Pass, Texas.
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CREAM, butter, milk aud cream cheese dcliv.
cred any time, In any quantity; COWS are
kept at my residence Sill Chcnevort and
Texas avenue. Telephone TO Whipped
cream. Mrs. Lollie c. Barrett.
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WANTED--lf YOU arc a CATHOLIC, uneni-
ploved and Will woftx for SIS per week,
write MacConnen Bros. IL FRANKLIN
street Boston, Mass.
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FOR SALE-A good, gentle horse; lady can
drive: is good saddle horse also, 1909 Lee.
land avenue.
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SALOON FOR shLE--Flne saloon in the best
town and county in the State; good rea-
sons for selling. Address quick, +. O. Box
Sl4 Waxnhnohie, Texas.
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THE PRESS AND THE CHURCH

Owing to an enlightened aud iniiuen-
tial Press, the Rev. Mr. Kincaid will
find his new charge, the Central Union
Church In u llourishlng condition. The
Rev. Mr.. BIrnie carefully wound It up
at the close of his passionate, oiled Its
machinery, and adjusted dts parts, 80
that the new pastor would find IL M
the Insurance men say, IA first class
risk" The Rev Mr.. Hin occasionally
looked over II and made such tempo
rary repairs as the usual wear and tear
required. II Ii almost needless to
say, however, that II Ii to the local
Press that the credit is really due for
maintaining this church In It's integri-
ty during It's periodic change OF the
passionate. The vigilance Of the Press
has checked any slight tendencies on
the part Of the trustees TO undue
worldliness. owing to the absence of a
spiritual guide. When the Higher
Criticism has knocked ut the door, and
appealed for an opportunity 10 offer
strange doctrines, the Press has hustl-
ed that vicious person on To some thoo-
logical reef" When evil disposed per-
sons have thrown into the church the
doctrinal apple Of discord, the Press
has picked II and thrown II out Of the
window. The efforts to induce the sis
tiers To remove their hats, 40 that those
behind them might view the platform
and the choir, have not been alto
gether successful, The EVIL One mean
ly resorts 10 the fashions IN hats IN
order TO snare the inexperienced
younger sisters.
Tho new pastor takes the church
with u clean bin Of heal III, excepting
only such diseases ~ deprayily that
mark the downfall Of man, and dislin-
gulsh him from the lower animals that
have not had the privilege Of down
fall"
We hope the new pastor VIII ind
here u thoroughly organized church
militant, with the Y, NJ q, \, rs It's
Rough Riders, There are days when
more war for the sake of humanity IL
needed,
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ANOTHER WARNING.

The san Francisco Chronicle ~ ths
7th does these Islands a most vaiu4bls
service In its truthful warning 20 per-
sons who propose TO emixrate 20 this
place.
II states that there Is no more room
for professional or mercantile persons 7:
that the white population Is small. and
It's wants abundantly supplied by peo-
pie who are either old residents, or
have settled here within n few years.
IL calls the Islands a rich mans
country" This is true to the extent
thai the staple industry Is the produc-
ton Of sugar, which involves the in
yestment Of large capital.
While the demand for workmen, me
chanics and engineers Is fully supplied.
and there IL little, II any room for more
professional men OF any description. the
opening OF new lands In the future will
call for more immigrants But there Is
now little government land In the mar
ket that has been surveyed, and made
available through roads and bridges.
The sooner men In the States dis
cover that these Islands are not a will
derness with some millions OF acres Of
government land open To presumption,
and speculation, the sooner they will
abandon the idea that there is any
more milk and honey here, than there
In on the vast Mainland that Is full OF
the richest raw material and is In
need OF settlers.
We expected that there would be an
Invasion Of immigrants, after anneXa-
ton, and, as usual, the majority Of
them believe that In this climate they
"can get something for nothing"
There il today. In this city, as much
suffering from poverty among Anglo
SaXons, as there IL In any place on the
Mainland, that has the same number of
white inhabitants,
Unfortunately II Is not for the inter
ests Of the transportation lines 10
check further immigration. The money
Of the fools IL good enough for them
The suffcrings Of these foolish people
Il not n pleasant spectacle.
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hs NAY y Ias,ises 70 ~ feeiiaf
'rsnily. koseter. saoa - nat
MAJ ohIy star % the sssagsfy 10 nian
and increase ht deiixht ~ psrtoaal
rilmphs
u the society ~ sous u 81 Geo5Et
is annual msstinEs here eeleorssa
Sith enthusiasm ne capture ~ the tiiy
Of Washington. and tbt surnihs q ne
public buildings and the eapro daring
The same war. and then drank toAsis
b the flight q The American brases
y no abandoned the front and the cts
Ia the ~BIandenburzh raesr and left
d to the enemy would this not tend
10 personal collisionsg woald Il not
o. exasperate the Sons" that. AGED
aud respectable as they are. they
ould take on their coats. march over,
and clean OUT the Britishsrsg And
would h NOT end in scenes in the police
court. and the services OF Judge Will
cox?
~ a AHIhf Mufh hANthtA aNAAAN AtAA
and John Bun, each with his weather
eye open on the other, are fondly EN-
Tracing each other, and sucking the
"cobbler" OF alliance through the same
straw. does il tend TO harmony for
Brother J, to whisper in Mr.. BIS ear
How | licked you on Lake Erie
BESIDES, We. the Americans, declared
war against Great Britain mainly In
order to stop the right Of search,
which the latter country SO arbitrarily
and cruelty exercised. New England
bitterly opposed the war and even
threatened to secede. Our ships We're
generally victorious over the British
navy that was blockading the ports
controlled by Napoleon. We were glad
enough TO conclude peace Great Brit
ain refused to give up the right OF
search! We assented and Il continued
She demanded a large part OF Maine
In the settlement but withdrew the
demand.
These are instructive events in the
evolution Of the nation, Are the
bloody incidents worthy OF being re-
| called?
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DlSARMlNG THE POWERS,

The latest dispatches state that
there are favorable responses 10 the
proposition OF the Car OF Russia for
q general disarmament OF the great
powers, When the biggest wolf offers
to have his own claws nipped, II the
other big and little wolves will submit
to the same treatment the probability
that there will be only playful harm
less wolves increases,
Very fortunately Hawaii as q soyer-
eIgn State with a standing army is no
longer a factor in the business, Owing
to her absorption by the United States,
she ceases TO be a menace 10 the peace
or the world, Minister Cooper II he
has any rambling data on the subject
can seal them up and send them TO the
Car, II Is, however, coincidence
that the Car has delayed the proposal
for the voluntary disarmament Ut the
nations, unlil Minister Cooper was cut
on from engaging In the negotiations,
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REGULATING CURRENCY.

Tho Federal Government will adopt
no radical measures for the rule OF the
Conquered territories unless clearly
NODDED. Its policy will be similar to
tho common sense policy of Great
Britain In dealing with strange and
snlsiucd races. Only such alterations
win bc made for their government rs
fundamental principles require.
Tho disposition OF the currency OF
Porto Rico IL one Of the first questions
put before the Washington Cabinet,
Tho people Of that Island use the
peso" M the real standard OF cur
rency. II IL u silver coin nearly equiv
aicnt In weight 20 the American silver
dollar. In comparison with the gold
standard It's value IL about forty cents.
The trade Of the Island Ii regulated
by Its silver yaluo
Secretary Gage proposes TO issue u
new coin OF the same style to be
known IA the peso" which VIII be
No stamped on one side, while the
words 40 cents" are 20 be stamped
on the other, The inhabitants Of III,
island will not bc confused by n new
coin, and its value In American com
mcrcc will be fixed. while the Amcrl'
can coins could he forced on the pco'
-. A, ..n,,Il ..a,i, A., ,,mnnrary .nn,
f,lAlon. Ivy giving the coin, by nation
al authority, the same value CONNER
cially that the people give II, no In
Justice In done.
The disposition Of the silver coin Of
these Islands will be considered bcior,
long, No provision was made for It In
tho treaty Of annexation, or In the
Joint Resolution. Perhaps no proyi-
sl0n was necessary. The value OF this
coin In held In all commercial trans
actions to be that Of American gold
coin with the ratio OF 10 to !. The gold
standard prevails here and In univer-
sally accepted. The faith Of the Mon
arGhy and Of its successor the Repub.
lie. was pledged to preserving the
same ratio between the two kinds oi
coin, az exists In the United States,
II the commerce Of the Islands was
carried on upon silver basis only, as
II In carried on In Porto Rico, the Fed
Ia.
the same disposition Of II, as II will
make Of the Spanish peso"
The circumstances being. however,
entirely different. the silver coin Of Ha-
wall will In due time be converted In
to the silver coin Of the United States.
Tho outstanding amount In inconsider-
able and should not create any serious
question.
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THE NAVIGATION LAWS.

The Chamber Of Commerce calls the
attention OF the Commissioners to the
hardship upon our trade II the nayi-
cation laws are enforced here. The
isolated situation Of these Islands, dis.
tant 1000 miles from the Mainland
deprIyes them Of many commercial ia
ciIitIcs which are common elsewhere.
The request OF members Of the
Chamber that the navigation laws that
forbid foreign vessels from engaging
In the coastwise trade, be suspended
NO Gar as Hawaii IN concerned until
there II enough American shipping to
meet the demand for freight room, IL
open TO the serious objection that II
IN. probably, u request 10 do an nm
constitutional act.
Section TX OF the Constitution pro-
vldes: Ian
mo preference shall be- given by any
rrg,ilatiOn Of commerce or revenue TO
the ports Of one State oyer those of
another"
Tho word state" upod In this con.
nection, has been held by the uniform
decisions Of the United States Su
preme Court TO include territory"
Tho suspension Of the navigation
laws between Hawaii ana any port o
tho Mainland. while the laws remained
In force elsewhere would seem to bc q
violation Of tho constitution. A sus,
pension Of these laws for one year OF
Ons month, IN the interests OF any sec.
ton or locality OF tho country is moi
contemplated or provided for In III,
great instrument.
Those who nre familiar with tho de.
bates preceding the adoption Of IN,
Constitution Will know the fear OK
pressed by some Of the ablcst dcbatori
Tint u Union was formed. the law
enacted under II would confer unoqua
dement's. There would, therefore, b,
" constant effort 10 modify tho laws ~
M 70 relieve certain sections. Tn,
adoption Of this provision Of the Con
s.''ntlon forbade any attempts 10 mod
NY tho laws,
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PERki'S VICTORY,

The recent celebration here, Ivy the
Sons Of the American Revolution 0f
the victory won by Commodore Perry
over the British ships on Lake Erie,
during tho war NJ lsl2, recalls Chaun-
coy Depews words In late number
Of the North American Review, 10 this
effect! that u there ever " u war be-
tween the United States ana Great
Britain It VIII bo due 10 tho school
books thai keep alive the hatred 81
Great Britain In the minds u the
children by recounling tho stories oi
the war.
So far as the recital Of Perrys yIG-
tory, or any other victory over the
British fosters u meek, gentle, luet
spirit OF national amity, and broad
Christian charity, II Is o most desirable
act; ana ought 10 DO repeated frequent,
~ II The soul Of our excellent friend
Dr. Emerson Is illed with holy Joy, and
benevolent aspirations IN reeountIna
the sciences Of bloody fight IN which
one set Of Gods creatures blew d
pieces another set Of Gods creatures
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I'M PASSING HOUR,

The Crelnps are nothing u not riorous
1nd religious,
John sherman h grlting 30 br rrgp-
lar ~ told you So'
We have not only racial differences,
but differences Within the races,
II II not unlikely that the ipDGrmOsl
Thought Of the Commission Is' What
NextW
The Commissioners had . picnic IN
more ways lhan one yesterday IbY
received no petitions
Thanks 10 general Intelligent grIl0D
ana conduct, y threatened epidemic Of
measles has been ayerted,
800
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Instituted " p'"9v,I. W' '''F N'Nl
The Japanese memorial IN . bll late
IN Undertaking., bur Ike y dark horse
In u race meet, u VIII probably hplsh
strong,
wv
Al Amgiran papers Sem ~ assume
MAJ ne hlrnIHHllH canal IN No same ~
nonHiIuolgd Thn rnierprlsn " now y 10
ilonAl policy
Mr. Iowrle. manhspJs Of Ewa bas a
reputation Tor trnaglly maj HVgurs well
Tor lhr HngnrHs ~ MS lHlcHl ON NJ We
ordinary man
Assurance II given by ne repFesen-
taliYe " The Minneapolis Times mar
Tho passenger frame u 10 SppgpraglDg
for this place VIII no strictly " no
tourist order,
Reports continue ~ GQmf ~ mpsl ef-
feeliye work being done W umaha for
Hawaii by y0pHg Mr, shlngle, The com
missioner, 10 10 ~ u day ana nlghl
satisfying inqnlrers'
That project Tor occupancy NJ The
Executive building rs y lro0ps har-
racks has not been heard fran ~ all
lately, Long may she Rlpfp
Spch complete disappearance has
been made w The local Republican
party that II could not he found by a
detective With an eye w each hngar,
II Ia anthentliaIIy reported In the
san franllsop papers maj slKly-ReyeD
families have applied fQr Immediate r6-
lief ~ the Hoard ~ SUPERVISORS VI one
~ the drpushl-afflllled lpnntlfs,
stringent laws were anAGlfl IN Ger
many against slngk dealing IN I'm
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New Camp Groypi wpptsJ,
saIuis-sweet UOWs,

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hoped 20 baye bis men gpt ~ kapio-
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tQber lb u permopopi barracks Dre
not ready by maj lime DO wiz fslorl
. temporary camp Qp higher ground
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The Advertiser II preparing circu.
lar letter. which viii cover general,
the Inquiries made by residents In IN,
States, on the opportunities for bust
ness and for professional occupations IL
these Islands It viii be the Joint work
Of several persons vol qualified 10 pre-,
scnt the situation correctly, The objocI
IL TO enable residents here to enclose .
copy Of this circular In answer 10 IA,
many letters which are overwhelming
the community.
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Generals les aad WAcelor rsiasf
tosk the navor ffon the llomo. nari &
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when they dealafsd thai salch suhfflne
an there Was could not - hiamui lpnn
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30
ihe paper PAD isAed III Apla samoa
Describes Tho late klng ~ the Island
Maiist0a a. a brave Godteafihr and
unssihsh man and says that thfa n
deep rtsrot esorg where ln the srolp
OVER the death of thr Monarch
HilOit0s have hssusso elatrd over ne
call Of an Ocean steamer M that place
direct from the sound that che local
paper Kicker kOlumn7 ON the admin,
istatiOn at Honolulu has been omlt
ted
soldiers of UnCh SAN nos ilkingIy
refer to their calling az the War Nus.
mess Judging from the revelations
in the papers Of the states some ptO-
pie made business 81 me var from me
first.
ln ne DAYS wwu VI was reported Agui-
ualdo hgd double rpNs VT trrth Ten inohcs
loug, lt WAS predicted that No. Would 'takt
| water when cnrucrcd. lie mas lAid claim
Mia rerhaps hr wants %, ioh 81 sil.
erintcndtnt
The hystgria " tho partisan prtss and
| rspcglaQy of Tho yellow sretun. having
| subsidized u ts new conceded nj mis- por
| Nger aid not devote his time to pla6s
| for killng on soldiIs lnstoad NJ carry
Ing ne war 70 CONCLUSION in lw hest
manner possible
sam Wlddihelds correspondence
stands out signally above the average
OF the best OF the stacks of letters SEM
from the transports, from Cayito, Camp
Dewey, the Squadron and Manila Tho
Honolulu hoy has . talent for writing
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SO certain Is Al thai tourist trayal to
Hawaii Is 10 become very large very
soon, that some OF tho foreslghted
men might profit In hItune by making
certain arrangements that are known
to accrue 10 financial advantage as the
birds of passage come ana 60
MILFORD Woodrnn, the late head NJ
the Mormon church was as absolutely
a monarch as any crown woarer thai
ever lived lie mado firm, but npon
the basis OF most Intimate knogledRe
OF his people ana the purposes of Tho
whole organization, most eiIeotiye uae
OF his great power, Woodruff was q
plain, deeply religious man whose ad
mlnlstratlye and executive strength
was all the more marked on account
81 his own unpfeientlousness bis
constant thought was Tor he Welfare
OF the common people, he amused
them as well rs looking after tholr
spiritual wants and their material IN
teresls,