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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
TEXAS PRESS SUGGESTIONS.

Yoakum Times: Tho truth hurts and
when the editor of this paper des ros 10
need the cuticle off tho demagcg es he
lust loads his columns with cod WA {
the howl that goes UP shows chat the charge
did not m.ss the mark.
Clarksyille Times: Aftgr all IS said and
done, arter all the arsrmcn pro n /
The a gunents con. the stubborn fact re-
me ms that the man with hes meat and
bread ready made is me only one who can
ahold TO view cotton pnoes with euuanln'
.ty.
TYler Courier: The farmer or the mer
chant who put in part OF his time in plan
ming for the future Is Ohe man who IS m st
ant 10 succeed in life 1t is \ inis.ske AL
SORROWS one to TRUST ~ h,rl no n't'e
thinking first aud then 20 TO work with
some commendoble purpose Away vi.w
and success will come along later as a
sultnhie reward.
Sherman Register: The man who refuses
or rGtglrol 10 hsD his broth r in ~ - nn
when opportunity offers Is cold ana selfish.
bit he who grnts over his bro hers m =.
siers of the past or rel ru'l o. ruth
him back ino TIE ditch. viii never re-
ceve his juss reward from m Ths IN.
eenuity OF this world is inca abla of 10
vising Just punishment for such a man
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ANTI-ExrANsIoN.

We are glad to know that both the Geor-
gia 9enate.s ate opposed 10 taxing tue
Phiapp.n.s en- avg coaaitloas. Ihe9 regr.-
sS.a the Convictions vi a great IN 3o1ly OF
Their constituents In the stand the. have
taAen On this questtOn.-AtaatA Journal
(Dem.).
We have more ground than We ca cover
ana crowd In 200 years. aud pre;s-ins
engas4. 10 e4gagc all Of Gus attention for
the whoie OF thsst tine. When We seeufe
freedom here, ana can restrain an army
from such rufflanism as has been e&-
hi14ted b, Porto Rio, IT with be time TO
offer 1t 10 whoever wants it-Bosson
Record tRep).
There IS httle doubt but that the PROPOSE
tiCp OF tho Massachusetts antt-inpSr.a.lsts
10 extend tne anti .mperialtst movoinen n
to cover tho whole OF the Uuioea States
Nj. aLa j ea-y ana hearty response, Ahd
IL ia not u1likely chat such Volume OF
sent mn nj. opros.ti TO imperialism, VIII
be lou-h among the more enlightened alo
mole thoughtrul of the American peop.e
than congress viii hesitate before COM
n.4ttiug the country to such an un- Amer
lean poncy.--New Orleans Times DEM
ocraL (Denl-)
Would It not be we'll for some OF the
mEer.aietic enthu tasts TO go mo re-
ikious retreat and ponder for while
over the situation? Right IS rigat and JUS
tice Is justice, a1sd, No matter now lar the
radica4iam OF the pre-. ent day may invite
the people Of this country TO swerve from
the true course. the prlnctpes of conservat-
ism must IL the end prevail, II the X pub
lie IS no. destina1 TO lose its seif-pose In
the intoXlcatlon of what must alter al be
STYLED q victory lacking In certain respects
the enyent of due consideration for the
ST. enEth OF the forces inyolved.-St. Paul
Pioneer Press (Dem.).
Annexation viii not build railroads or
steamship lines. Neither VIII 1t inculcate In
tbe l.aas.!. c ttD4tt ~ WSstlt ils creates o.
OF buying foreign food when they can pick
up native food in abundance almost at The
doors of their hutS, or of working when
they can hive comfortably in utter indol-
ence. The notion that the millions OF as
tord ~ ta.u S&FyS W a. !Diihot me
Philippines are going to blossom suddenly
into great commercial people, and ectah-
lish wonderful market for the surplus
products of the United States, il one OF
the mos SuA-l,e sdsls * the whole
expans on craze.--Worcester Spy (Rep.).
There ia no section OF the earth that
needs new markets more than New Eng
land, and that fact Is fully realized by her
manufacturers and merchants. The busi-
ne. 4. to. al ous OF i3ostDn yde Is mplch in
favor of liberal reciprocity treaty with
Canada as they are opposed to the fatalistic
nonsense that Is urged, ad nauseam. with
respect to the Philippines. They are not In
talCr 81 leu K re - '-f$ " I
their own door to chase the mirages that
are deluding imperia,lstic dreamers. Here
Is the trade OF an empire indeed, whereas
in the barbarous Philippines there is
commerce, all tod, but little larger than
rhat ~ tr sirGl Ngt io' 81 't % !
Sarito Domingo.-Boston Transcript (Rep). I,
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KIND WORDS ron TILE posr.


Fairfield Recorder. The Houston Post
should be highly commended for the grea
light IL has made IN The lnter,St oi de-
IN cracy.
La Grange Journai. Bastrop has had her
3hane OF visitors the past week MAYOR
SayaIs doubtless Thanks so Any way. TaA
Houston loyt's cartoon on this subject WAS
daisy.
Gatcsvfple Messenger: The Housto,
Posts cartoon on pie hunters was good and
The rebake WIS deserving Such a mad
rush for government jobs would lud cute
want OF Individual ability 10 make a living
III Paso Graphic, The Houston Pos, was
far ir the lead OF all oher ToAas DALI IS
n che matter OF election returns, an de-
serves much praise for giving its gea 10 S
on the morning following the eiestlon com-
piete returns from all sections OF he S ate
Sesun Anchor; The Houston Poet Was
Represented In Segl.n during confer
cnoe by Rev. j. T. Graham OF Staples. That
papeF oontaFpei fun ana correct repor :
OF thla proceedings, and lhe conference ten
eertd thai embarrassing and Nils-cirsuiated
Journal an unanimous vote OF ghanks.
Remedy Advance; The Houston Post, az
cordiug 10 our IDEAS OF Journalism. Is by
far the best newg,pipNr published In Texas,
and compares very favorahh With o;hori
outside uhe State whose claims are mach
nyolis extensive. G ,rM Is The Pos, and ts
greatness Is thoroughly appreciated by It's
many renders In mrs ction
Arkansas Pass Beacon tRockport): Harr,s
county gave Ssysrs the banner democra a.
woe. being 6275 for Siye,s and $40 fr
Gibbs. All honor TO Hurts co,saty; n
Gever did anything on q smill scale The
fllnstlious Post might have had rome little
hand in this great honor. Three whnons
and tiger for The Postl Come along.
nohnstoni
WlnSboro Wide-Awake. The Houston
Post, ONE of the ahlest democratic journals
In the South and at all times the iria d
OF the masses as against the classea. has
= sen Vile EDITORIAL in recent Issue ON the
late decision OF The supreme court O. IN,
UNIFIED states derla; ing that one Joint Fail.
WY Traffic association was In yolataoa OF
the aiatl- trust law.
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1nnishannon, County Cork. October s. 5.
Cnr Take Care of Herself.
TarO Tnlaphons

A dispatch to the Houston Post from
Austin says: "state Health officer blunt
declined tina in,t,o+ior -, 49,, a., ~
.,a~, W "''enu tne Ma
tioTai quarnitine convention, which begins
in Memphis. Tenn, tomorrow. DR.. Blunt
also refused to send any offici,, ro,raoon,
ati,,a IN tbs cor,,ao,+ia, W $50,
ho,,,,s -. ~. 'e.4''oH' not caring to be
$500 Wy us decisions. Texas was not u
80 80 40 what known as the Atlanta
os, rniiaa, s anu mas succeeded in keeping
lot peihs party TO the Memphis conven-
raon Sne Safe OF Texas will not be COM
ilttteu 10 any new line of policy in pro
t 's', herseit against the Introduction Of
e S'.-l discusses DR. Blunt is emlaently
coFfect. Texas can take care OF herself
en q' = matters as well as all others
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An interesting publication is made oS
Farm Fieid and tireside OF Letter tc
General c. IL. Howard, the editor IRON
Moiepos F4ewen. Ii Is as follows:
Aly Dear General Howard-ThanR you
w.Vn much pleasure the occasions when we
ms ou4lag tle inteUestia,s dass OF 1854
Tat tue ".alver question IS Gead am
assu ca by q Lumb9s o. Respectable centre
n.oa who lsn AO-ty from tne ne.gnDot :
hood Of Indianapolis. BE ii so! LIE Iol esl
az ..e ~ .4.A N-4s save. Us dtad
as julius the course OF evenos upoa the
PaciAc coast wouIA alone resutIect 1t as the
l1eNing SUE, LUZ ug the next few years
" nat about HaWas!, the Philippines, and
mole important stial to az yodr rdeihc
coat I-i-vs.s.s 50 - lssl, ..iloat ,i-e lCft-eP-
mont of ra ways of that vast anthracite
coal iielI In the province oi SAaLs,! fotr
tluAe with Eastern Asa is now gong TO
expand with Leaps and bounds YOU are
about TO sell to myIiads of customers whose
.1, a.. 81 e.. , gu a4e -Juut to Guy
from those mymaas whose exports viii h.
bonus and stimulated by every fall IN
the exchange-that is to say, by every fall
IL the god price of silver
How Tor example, can Ohio sell rails
ard hardware 10 the Tran missouri States
in compet5tioa with exports from Shans
-
labor at pence day (gold), that labor
cost being even low reduced to pence "a
centsl by the fall in the bullion price Of
silver?
Silver is dead" is it? Why. my dear
general. It has never yet been really alive.
Wait until you all become familiar with
the ''yellow peril" nor Will you have long,
' thI D az NJ a renD me ting of
the Shanghai chamber of commerce seven
resolutions were passed, of which the sixth
reads as follows
Z. That Ia due course the products of
AZ attic cheap labor will prove far more in
jurious to the interests o. the wage-earning
ella SOS in sold standard oJultrtes than the
presence OF ChI7ese coolies; and that un-
less silver is remonetiaed, protective meas
ures win have TO be adopted TO exclude
from gold standard countries not Oriental
.ahorers only but all those manufacturers
also which are subsidized by premiums.
he'd eve your present times. 80 FCNd by
comparison with those terrible Cleveland
days, viii make men not Indifferent as to
this great problem-this cloud across the
Pacifc-but, on the contrary, 1t will make
men more thoughtful. To continue as now
tn s'n ~ silvsr--tl1etr silver money to
myriad7 OF Asiatics at half price and per
haps later at even quarter price, this Is
rot poEcy which any party can per-
manently tie to. And yet this is the gold
sua~u "a. p-Gicy Yours so " ~ f'Hf Nv,
Moreton Frewen.
1nnishannon County Cork, October s. '9S.
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Thcre'n he No Change.


me interview given out TO the Assoc.
Grated Press few days ago by colons,
W. j. Bryan contained a reliable fora,.,s,
ot ohe platform which viii be adontaa h>
lhe next democratic National conyeptIon
colonel Bryan gays the issues Of the la,t
campaign VIII be the Issues In tha newt ara
r,leIe Is no reason to doubt that Cyoiorri
p4yan spoke the truth. 1t may be trifia
""Hse@llhs to a number of delnoerats ~
soAte,llpiate another campaign like fine last
"a W'Heh tnelr party is to be characterized
~ INC party OF reputation and th,tr can
- uapuea an anarchist. but suah must
S 800 70 pass and those who can NOT
a'o'ila9h th9 inevitable might 90 wnII
prepare 10 Join the Mckinley Ala socl w.,
now, And why should there be a chanra3
80 the democratic party composed az
nl'ss OF IDIOTS incapable OF thought and
us to.o OF reason? Is 1t expected tS1t nrin'
ee.p!es supported by more than six niIiion
fee American citizens two years ~, Iii
pe rehouneed two years hence? MOI nv M,
means Whatever may be said NJ tha
SCUM ness Of the doctrines enunoioted ~
I'm ago in 1896, and gallantly melntainsd
r IN 9hout the campaign that yoar hv
Mliliam jennings Bryan, thsy were ina
uoctmnes OF the great Democratic n,rty
NV q. lhey received the Conscientious sunuort
% me masses OF that party. The fact that
s s,,o 10y Was defeatsd nor DOES the
maintenance of the gold
st1niard by the republican party arr,,a
that their financial views are right II
should be the privilege Of the peonle m
again pass upon the Issue and tina dano-
crat'e party wiz see that they are given
that opportunity. e'eA
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Trial by jury will lie established in ST.
IBERIA after January ! by a recent WA..se
of The car
oxford university hns decreed that when
men present themselves to receive de-
erfes they shall not wear tan colored
shoes.
heidelberg university has struck blow
at The Institution OF duVl4ng by susp =
ing eight corps" students for four semss-
ters. that Is, TWO years.
The Manacle rocks. on which the Mo-
hogan WAS wrecked got their name from
"Maen Eglos." the Cornish fcr ''chuNch
6 ore" There Is a lengend that church
once stood upou the spot.
Taddeo Gaddi's Ponte veechio. built in
1888. the only medieval bridge left in Flor
ence. is threatened with destruction. The
city authurues wish 10 put wooden
suspension bridge in It's place
on the cover of a prairie wagon which
pas ed through Manhattan. Kan, the
other day was painted this notice: Not
hound for Missouri. Not busted. Not 60
ing to wfe's folks. just doing this TO beat
The railroads"
Great Hritnln has offered, acco ding to
the Independence Beige, TO give W Wal
llsch bay in South Africa. to Germany
In exchange fer strip through German
East Afrlca that Will connect the British
territory with the Nile.
Seine OF the wooden churches OF Norway
are July 700 years old, and are IN in
en- excellent state OF don The r
tinlbers have successfully resisted the
frosty and almos arctic Winters because
they have been repeatedly co ted with tar.
Moliz Frankl, who as child. was ex-
libited as mathematical prodigy, re-
cently tried TO commit suicide by jumping
from a Vienna bridge into the Danube.
10, yott IA
h. had learned no other means OF earning
a living.
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sheet at phe county seat, the backing we
received sas IneonsidefaMs except as %
The Houston Post. We Won so FAR as Fay
ette. C5lyrado and Layaca Volnues we're
conserned. We 10 not calm i Sdt.olal.
nor even gene al State circulation. bat
wherever our paper circulated democratic
gi6.as can lie nossd we nave niadc 10
effort. except In a gaaeTal wax 10 diTeSt
tho GnorNnt negroes OF BrazoTia and 0al--
weston counties, nor are We set appaesd
OF The most feasible nlans OF ensompsss-
inc that rtsliIti but we 10 know and Soilis
assevefate that the white tax pagess OIL the
Tenth district supported Judge aobson.
and the negroes, pops, rag tag AMI Dob tall
constituted large portion OF Hssieys
vote
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HOUSTON, SUNDAY. NOV. ~, lsos.
T q ENTY-ElGHT PAGES
IN THE INTEREST OF YOUNG Mias,,

Several meetings and conventions are
to be held In Houston during the next ten
or fifteen days but the one announced TO
OCCUR at the First Presbyterian church to-
night is OF peculiar interest 10 every ciri-
zen VINO believes in encouraging an organ
iza;don Devoted TO the moral welfare OF
cur young man.
Tho Young Msn's Christian Association
does work Of ncaloulable value. The
Houston institution has traiuet its mem
beers n works CT mercy and help, and has
provided Dor tha,r development along re-
ligious, social, intellectual and physical
lines. The membership OF tho order in
ciudes men Of every walk o. life, and It's
work here and elsewhere has been fully
in5or.ed by pastors and churches
Every business and professional man in
Houston should be Interested In the work
of this association. ami should aid the or
EanzatGon in every way possible One way
TO show your Endorsement OF the work that
has been done by chls body In the past and
10 prove THAT you hope for ITS success in
the future. ts to attend tho mass meeting
10 be held in the Interest of uhe young men
OF Houston Tonight.
The meating viii be at the First Pres
bytgu.an church at 1880 o'clock.
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the doctrine Of Tree trade such a boom that
ii VIII again become leading issue in the the
campaign Of 1900.
1t would indeed be the irony OF la.s
Tor Mss8lliley to be hoist on his own pettafa'
Riding into The presidency on a hisn pro-
tectlon. gold soom he viii be hurled from
e BY a trao t.ade, free silver tidal wave.
Stranger things have happened.
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The sticker'. influences.


The sticker notes with nrlde the num-
srous substantial concentrations II has re.
ceived lately from the very best people
OF Fayette county for its fight for the dem
ocratic nominee for congress In this dis
tlict Opposed as we were by powerful
class organ. and chameleon insignificant
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No OUTSIDE ,Meaailng wantca.

Texas does not want any national or later
state quarantine business She is able to take
the past two years Or Blunt Will be ap-
pointed State health officer and is comps
tens TO keep out yellow fever as he did this
year which was Thought to DO almost inipos-
s.b'e We don't want outside meddling. II Is
tor serious
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Hon Winbourne Pearcr generously withdrew
his application for appointment to the Say
els cabinet In order to help the chances OF a
frisn! IRON the same county. 1t was just like
this biz hearted democrat MIR. Pearce Is quite
young yet. and there is something good com
inI to him after awhile
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a War for "Humanityvto


WAen we commenced war with spain wa
announced that it was not for territorial a..
p , our present action In the paris nesna
lsslon Is not consistent with our am
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chauncey Depcw will read with Joy the
news that either Joseph II. Choate or Elihu
Root Is likely TO be ambassador to Great
Britain. 1t would be hard on the doctor.
though. II one rival should be made British
ambassador and the other Should get the New
York senatorship That his pearhshIp coyets.
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A Wen spcnt L,,..

Naeogaoches Ne,;s Chronicle.
me death of Henry Fox CT Houston. which
flis ul ,, a low days ago. was very sudoen
e'h'nionweai Of his adopted city. ' ''s the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

Louisville Dispatch, More than a million
and half majority OF the white voters OF
the United States voted for Bryan aud free
silver In 1896. and by 1900 we will have enough
to overcome the votes cast for the republican
party by the negroes. This Is white mans
government. and the votes OF ignorant ne
groes viii not always be the balance OF
power
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Chairman Babcoch of the republican con-
gressional committee says free silver has
dropped out of politics" Secretary Wilson
says II is dead beyond resurrection" and
Postmaster General Smith says Il Is buried
under the late elections" But they all keep
telling 1t over and over again. Just as though
they thought II was too good " believe.
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cent net on the investment That's doing a
good deal better than a good many corpora
lions have done. Wisely managed benevolent
work pays, IN every sense Of the word.
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The Jurisdiction OF Judge Lynch seems to
have been extended TO take in quite num-
Der OF the Northern States.
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Texas al the pari. Exposition.

IL some way or, SEINE other way the State
OF Texas oupht TO be represented az the great
Paris exposition. II would mean world OF
business for this Slata
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President Mckinley has let tho Philippine
cat out Of the bag and pointed to the open
door
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oNTvRsp Ar fHe posrorFrce At HOUSTON ThxAA
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
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Senator chntons friends say that Joe
Bailey may train all he likes. but that the
Tyler statesman viii be able TO give tho
senatorial plum tree the hardest shake in
800
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The Post In candid enough to admit that
this talk Of erecting monument to the late
MIR. Gibbs is somewhat premature
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=. y yoE s1sg v;e,. esss,DssT.
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TIT man who diont ash Sayers for an Of
flee Is getting ready 70 30 on the stage.
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Any white man who wants to marry an In
dian woman In the Indian Territory Is bound
by law to pay $500 for marriage license.
This may be called prejudice among the
only real native Americans" inasinueh as 1t
was chlckasaw legislature which passed
the enactmcnt
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II Is announced ON the best authority that
hills hotel No. 4. New York. has paid 8 per
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Tna DAILY POST n TfiH SUNDAY c posi-.
eRMi.WEEkLY POST. ~ Coils. Der Week.
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Those scare Headiiree

Palestine Advocate. a. he Dr.
Ia most papers fellow resasstiou q
has run across q fearful se ..,s ut y Z
kind about every third AIusSsA
proves To BIO q patent medicins
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The Now York Sun has worked the expan-
sion proposition on Senator Iioar to the point
OF inducing the cid man to think 1t over.
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Talk about Jobs hunting men, think OF wha,
we saw at Bastrop few days ago.
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Judge Mccall proposes deep water
vention at Houston In the interest of the
Buffalo bayou enterprise. The suggestion is
all right, but bless your life, Judge. well have
that appropriation before you could get the
delegates together
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Major sayers has announced the members
OF his cabinet. II is not supposed that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

II Is matter worthy OF note that mos,
of the department reports this year are par
tisan arguments instead Of statements OF facts
about the government. This is party ad-
mnistration. all right enough.
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And the New York journal. It also got out
an advance notice of the presidents message
The next thing we may expect to hear Is
that tho editor of the Journal wrote the
sage.
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Editor John Grant OF the Texas State Jour
nal Ia so busy squirting Ink Mt Ex-Governor
Hosg that he may overlook bet. lie is
liable to forget to do" Messrs. Hawley and
Green
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About as near as we can figure 1t out, Mr..
McKinleys open door" policy means that
we are to pay the expenses at free-for-all
dance.
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After thinking the subject over all summer.
the Chicago Ice companies have Just an
nounced reduction In price. II properly APP
preached the Coal Trust might be induced to
cut down Its price for the summer months,
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| Over 1900 applications tor pensions growing
out of the war wiIh Spain have already been
filed. And yet some people would seem to in
| fer that tho expense account OF the war Is
all In.
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Prescription BY Maii--DsTy and Sunday Post one
year, $500; six months. $500; three months
&1.oo; one month. $t.oo.
The SUNDAY POsT, one year. $3.50.
TVS SEM. WEEKLY Posi- Mondays and Thursdays)
one year. <i.oo; six months. 90 cents; three
months - cents.
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1t is said that well known London bank
Ing house Will convert the Venezuelan debt
A converted debt Is not very apt to backslid,
subsequently.
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Hetty Green and her husband arc said to
havs made up, after an arrangement OF many
years, but her husband Is so. and In
valid At .ha;. the reconciliation is shorn of
most CT Its romance.