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try. nh. stock IL en,,oIiv d,siS.S
tween common and preter,rs
Chairman of uhe farm ~ No.
schley. who was imnrisones =, vus
inatoa for refusing 10 ans ~cr n,,aa...s
re,aWns TO alleged da,linus ~ 49,
Saades SENATORS in Sugar T-,,st 49,.
had charge of one nn,mc;,a s,,. -
mepts. "a
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ferfiiiziur mann facturers LAM ~.
Atlantic coast ana cnerstes III =
{ factorIes In these indn,str,ies r,st,,,. ~
absolute rnonoToiv. b.
Kcfrlxerator Trust. urono-lk3
capital $4,000. 900. ~
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will be conoIudei next ,nonth 49,
nIgn js to biv On nor CON, NJ a., ~
plants An The country. The bnsins.s 81
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TWEIL We PAGES
.souND MONEY!

In snite or their claims that the question
Of silver coinage is dead and that new
issues have arisen as the Currents of
dcstinyp are courslng through our National
thought. the republican orators never fail
to pause long enough 10 put in word for
Sound money
Their assumption that gold is the only
Sound money and would be more OF a
sound money than ever under free silver
coinage lends them often Into sone awk-
ward logic One of the best expositions.
put In nutshell, SO to speak. OF their
fallacious reasoning In the premlseR 10 nm
answer BY the indianapolis seutlr,el to tho
Indianapolis News. s.,s
The Sentinel tries ,heScaterhlsm nm m.
News. quoting the lat.er's admiss,ona at
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tariff injustice was all that could be de-
sired, and predicts many accessions TO the
democratic ranks
Hon. W. s, Robson passed through here
yesterday evening on his way to Carmine,
where he made a speech to large and
enthusiastic audience The Carmine Say
ers and Robson club gave him an ovation.
The Round Top and Wsrrentou clubs were
also represented.
Mr.. Robson spoke at Haw Greek at :.
O'Clock today. He ~ in fine shape and
made q fine impres-.on. His arguments
were convincing and he will carry the Haw
Creek box. The most prominent our
citizens are wearing Robson badges
There will be speaking at Walha Sat-
urday, November s. Hon. c. e. Lane.
Henry Zdaril, and Chkarles H. Kruger,
Esq, will address the people on State and
National issues. The star Of democracy is
ON the ascendant here.
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TEXAS GOT THE GOLD MEDAL

waco Telephone.
The dispatches bring the news of the award
OF a gold medal TO Texas for the best col
lective exhibit at the Omaha exposition. This
Will be great surprise TO nearly all the clti-
zens OF North and Central Texas. because few
Of them knew that Texas had an exhibit at
Omaha, but the enterprising gentlemen VINO
compose the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Immigration association and the South Texas
Horticultural association were not surprised.
because they spent their time and money to
place n credhablc exhibit at Omaha. Too
much praise can not be given General SecIe-
tary NJ. G. Ranncy OF the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass Immigration apsociation. Leo
pold Calm OF Beeville. and Secretary Tom
Richardson OF the Houston business League
for their untiring efforts In behalf Of the Oma-
la exhibit The first two gentlcnlen gave their
personal attention TO tho exhibit, aud won the
prize by their prudent efforts In securing
the most presentable South Texas products
and by their ingenuity In arranging the ex-
hibit.
While the Texas exhibit at Omaha repre-
scented South ana Southwest Texas only 1t is
u source of great pride TO reflect that an ex-
hibt from only one section OF our great state
was superior to any othpr States exhibit
and the effect Will probably be more adyan
tageous than would n prize won by an exhibit
from the entire State. At any ratio the f,siae
is given to Texas. and all Texas will be benz
fitted by the successful contest made by the
enterpTislng gentlemen named with the pro-
duets OF South Texas. All honor 10 the san,
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway and the
cnterprising citizens of South Texas who aid
ed IN the enterprise.
| AMI In giving honor to whom honor Is due,
| 1t must be remembered that The Houston Post
rendered valuable aid IN securing an exhibit
| for the Omaha exhibition. giving columns a
space 10 an exploitation of the enterprise. and
nrousing public sentiment by editorial APP
goals. The Post ia power IN me dsveiop-
| nom of South Texas, aud incidentally the
whole ss,s..e. and It's influence for good is felt
| from the Siipt.e TO tho Rio Grande. and from
| Red river TO theNealf.
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SENSATIONAL ADDRESS.
MIR. Ningsbury Refuses to BE Pulled
Down in PopuIist's IntereSt.

MIR. Kingsbury Refuses to BE Pulled
Down in PoDuIist's Interest.
Waco, Texas, October 31.-It leaked out
that there is to be a meeting of republic
Guns from the various counties in this
congressional district in this city tomorrow
for the purpose OF inducing r. II. Kings
bury to Withdraw from the race for con-
gress If possible. The leading republicans
beIe-that is. those who control the party
machinery-are opposed to K!ngsbury and
it is said they are engineering the move
to sidetrack him in the interest of Cum
ningham the populisu candidate.
Kingsbury learned of the movement to-
day and has prepared an address which
will appear in the morning paper denounc-
ing the movement as a scheme to betray the
party in the bands of the populists. Kings
bury appeals 10 the republicans of the dis
trict to stend by their nominee and re-
bulSe the disgf5intled leaders. He tells
them 1t would be be0ter for forty democrats
TO be elected to congress than one popu-
list. ugulllllii;iS5 is a warm document and
it is expected to cre1ce ~ To-
morrow.
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Don's Take Cha n .es.
Gainesville Register.

Thee is danger of the democrats gettial
csi'eiess and caught Mapping. Vs.. there
no opposition the party is in danger. A bds
open fight is not at all fea red by the deu1e
Gratis In Coke county. -
For representative the popuIists have noo'
blus pcpulist No democrat fears him. u
Will be buried AWAY yoncer out OF sight. D.
for county attorney al indtpendent Is out -
support him. and II the republicans lah Y
line as IL natural for theln to do. and tise!
II the gold democrats and all who have 4
Gratis do not aet cut a full vote. there mis-!
be such thing Us the democratic nomi1g
getting left. Al any rate 1t Is best to tai.
no chances. Let every man who believes l.
party iptegrity and party discipline como O.
and see to il that no nominee 10 beatlo'
Eternal vigilance is the price Of succssA
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Predict. Democrntic succe...

Ennis, Texas. October 31.-LieutenAa
Governor George II. Jester of Corslcan
was in Ennis this morning and stated y
The Post reporter THAT he was returninI
from the western part of the State. when
he has been campaignirs in the interest 4
the democratic ticket. He says that ~
four counties in which he has been speak
Ing now have populist leaders, but tAs
from the appearance OF things there mo-
everything will go democratic in the CON,
ing election. Colonel Jester Is we'll al
hearty and looks as fine as ever
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t. S. HENDERSON AT LILAC.
Pointed Out v1ciousncss of RepubIi-
ems and Vaxaries of PnnuIiafa

Pointed Ont V1ciOusncss of Republi-
cans and Vagaries of Populists.
Cameron. Texas, October Billion. 7.
S. Henderson addressed an -eaiiHsiastic
audience at Lilac in the western part u
the county last Saturday night. He spoke
for upward of two houss. reviewing both
NationeL>1nd State policies. He excori-
ated the republican party for its extraya-
ga1ce and class legislation and for the up
holding of trusts, touched on the silver
question and urged it's continued adyo-
caey by -saanaa democratic party, headed by
w. j. Bryan, and euldgna the State nd
minlstratlon as being wise ana eeUllu
ioal. He denounced as visionary the State
railway scheme of the populists AMI
showed the utter ifnpr,>cticabiity of the
initiative and referendum measure He
urgently impressed upon his audience the
absolute necessity of building up the
deinoonatic party at home by supporting
the ticket in Its entirety.
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Jones i. Brenkinx Down.

Austin. Texas October Gas q
Ninth district congressional campaign pro
crosses it becomes more and more appar
ent that Hon. Wash. Jones is PHYSICAL
unable to gu on Herewith. At Manor dur
ing a joint debate with Mr.. Burle5on
was overcome with exhaustion TO the p0ln
of being compelled to rest for several min
utes before being able 10 continue with hi
speech. At Moore's school he broke dnwl
altogether so that Mr.. Burleson made d
4e3eisslsr at all
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what rneonsisteney.

Colonel sonns says he can not maintain his
self respect and vote for Major sayars; thai
he Y soing to vote FOR BarhsN Gibbs on prln.
cipie. II he IL right about this then how ca,
aSn ocrats vote for jones on personal groundsy
Mlth what consistency can he ask democrats
who nlsaSree with him on principle 10 vote
,o,isfexards ME Friendship and association Of I,
ne t'me WIN Major spynra ana votes for
barney Gibbs on prinriple, Wil the ,lsmc.
Z iese: siandaid OF action than Colonel Zones
prtspribes for himSelf! 'S"'s
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Mn TrANDIDArL.
MIR. GarwoOd Has Not Asked for Sec
rotary OF Statesl,n

Bastrop, Tey2s, October 3D. Regarding
a stateaneni in Sundays papers Hon. H. NJ
Garwood said in an interview with The
Post reporter today that he Is not an APP
piicant for the position OF secretary Of
state, cor. indeed for any office whatever.
He deslres 10 state most emphaticaliy that
80 far as he knows isiss name has never
ben meDliones In connection With anah
sppi-ntir or pesii'en jndss carw IS IS
n 70 senss>zl on ce- seeker. usrs IN his
home town fssN is pursuing The. even tenor
OF his way universally conceded 10 be
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cuLBERsox's Speech.

The Governor Made Many Conver-
sfons AT lar Gransc
Warrenton Teyss October ao.-Near,,
all OF our citizens went to Ii Grange yes
tercay 10 hear Governor culberson spe,k
Maas went republicans and returned dem-
ocrsis ard dsterniued 10 vote The wsols
ce'nffra,ic Ticks, rtey report t;sye-,. :
Nu'he'son's sPcesn as ssard. eoaN cina
and logical His advocrcy Or free Nv u
ami an inromD sss-sni f.fussratien Of Mxb
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Texas Leads ut Omaha

Denison Herald
The success OF Texas Mt the Omaha exposi-
ton Is a matter that can be made of far
reaching value TO this State. To have had the
best collective exhibit Mt a great National
fGir held In the center of that wonderfully
productive agricultural district is no small
honor. Nothing but superior natural advan-
tages male this possible, for those older
States hive In use more of the modern farm
machinery and methods. and have had years
of experimental training which gives them
great advantage IN preparing for an exhibit.
Then, their convenient situation ana better
transportation facilities gave them a better
chance TO gather In their products. Really
1t is brtnsing. away prize which the great
ma jority OF Americans would have awarded
to any one OF dozen States ahead of Texas.
on the basis OF their general knowledge OF our
resources So i WI excite M as mar W essf
ern State had captured first honors.
Il ought to arouse all Texans to the pos
years viii witness a graater development IN
American Industries. both manufacturing and
agricultural. than was ever known before and
no other equal area within the borders OF this
continent pos +ses anything to compare with
I the advantages we possess for riding on the
| top wave of the prosperity that Will come
| With 1t.
| TexJls railroad men were very Influential In
| psthcring this blue-ribbon exhibit and VIII
| display characteristic enterprise In ADVERTISING
|
| other widc-awake Texan to do The coming
! December gathering of business men in llous-
| ton will receive u new impetus and every city
AMI crhpty government and commercial or
/ ganizAlion In the State should ut once TAX,
steps u be represented by their best men.
| THIS omaha prize winning is suggestive o.
| mems Ways aud the press OF the state viii M
! doubt be Jealous in presenting its LESSONS
| II such small proportion OF It's citizens
working under such disadys,nntahge. cum ,i as
with network of railroads crossing in every
direction, its deep water seaports fully de
yc.opsd and its products of farm aud factor,
going TO the whole world via the gulf an,
Nicaragua canal? Truly Texas Is having
peace Jubilee of its own which requires JUS
| two hundred and sixty two thousand two hun
dred aud ninety square miles for the grap'
march.
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WON'T WITHDRAW.
Holt Is Going to Run Against 4
Bailey

bailey. a
Sherman, Texas, October S1.--In regal
to the recent movement in republican ~
Giles to accomplish the withdrawal Of n
S. Holt, pcpuiist nominee for congress- !
the Fifth congressional district. Mr.. yestnl
chairman of the populiat county execute
committee. said: Mn. Holt is still ON u
crack and Will remain thafe. The commit
tee of which am secretary had no authof
ity in the premises and I did not eve
refer the matter to the congressional CON
mittee for consultation
Mr.. VestM also sud popu,ists general
would yote for the Confederate penslo
amendment =
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One OF the ohiaction, A., MI.
urged against .hs 'mas,,, ma M, me ros' mas
rhIeh M nrossr, n.,,.'', po'i's upon
= entering & the a,n,n., ...s ra's.a'aon
vhat s,,rolns Inyos,a,,,, s assus '. ia0' mat
sads tho STAG po,. vs.rs I, s naa, ou'-
ssp.uaort tlma wa VIII, unS ao,,.u ~
tories belpr ooer,,sa ~ ,,as,,' s0''oa 'AS-
island 81 Luson with che,n ra,,.-. - le
supply The Ae.atio marks, sas n 'ayos "
our own dome.tlc marla,s a. ~ y,'rssN.
etates. Tobacco fac,or,,s 80 ~ ",ss'ia
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The administration IL meeting the Same old
familiar trouble in Cuba that has worried Il
at home-not enough offices 10 20 around.
The Cubans are exhibiting one OF the chief
qualifications at least for seif-soyernment-
a hungry appreciation Of office,
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The British admiralty is giving an exhibit
ton lust now OF Engand's naval power aud
preparedness that viii not be lost on the
worldwide audience. Tho way to avoid war
Is to be best prepared for H.
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Telephone Plumbers: ss's:s.:. u. u:

~ cIty.-Tne Post Is delivered to any part Of The
ely BY carriers, per north. $500; three months
os.oo; SIX months. 5000; one year, $500.
NJ Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs. Theodore
Bennk Charles Lott and Tom South are the au-
hoyiEed collectors OF all city bills (boh adverts-
inr and subscription ana no money should be
pald to any onr other than those named. unless
special written authority signed BY the business
manager ID shown. Al accounts OF any size
should be paid by check In favor Of The hous-
ton Printing Company.
GubsrribeSs failing to receive The Post regularly
Will please notify the Office promptly. Every
paper Is expected 70 be delivered not later than
b:so e'cIeck .. N.
Under no circum stances will orders given By
employees on the office be recognized and
paid, Of accepted Ia payment OF accounts.
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The State Is called upon today to vote upon
the proposed constitutional amendment pen
sioning AGED and disabled Confederate sol
dlers. II Is not a political question In any
sense and each citizen will have to vote us
his sentiment or Judgment as to the best way
OF adding these worthy objects Of our care
may dictate--whether by II pension or IN the
Confederate Homo. Unfortunately for the
public guidance the old soldiers are them
selves divided on tho proposition
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- Y a. 81 Mail--D6Ily ana Sunday Post. one
3 49,, 58.eo; six months, e<.oo; three months
tS.oSj me north. $500.
m Svxpxy Posi- one year. . y.so = rn,,.s.v.,
N a. year, Ss.oo; six months. 80 cents; three
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RALLY Ar nEFuaiu.
Mr.. MrFarIaud ssSured Of The c.un
49, ~ By q Big Mninrifr

~ by "a Big Majority.
Refuglo, Texas, October 26-'The demo-
Gratis Of Refugio held big rally at tho
court house IN gefugio Tuesday night
October 25. The house was p,1ksi anl
loudly applaudea addresses delivered by
Hon 4 G Mcrsrisnd. dsmocraiie nom
nes for representative Of The eighty th,ri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01

one of the most brilliant and success
young lawyers In the Stats.
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The work of Texas Citizens.
uu...,~ stN.,,.... IJa,.,1l

Waco TNTct- HerN1d.
Texas awarded first prize gold medal for
best collective State exhibit and three other
gold medals" was the press bulletin flashed
over the wires yesterday from Omaha. Aud
yet Texas. AZ State had nothing 70 do with
1t. An antquated. out-of-date behind tie
times baekwoods constitution forbade the APP
Precipitation OF q single dollar whsrewirh to
blnxon 10 Tho world the advantages Of Texas
The Just pride which every Texan viii foel
IN the proper recognition OF the States I'M
perinl greatness at Omaha, Will be enhanced
by the thought that she has broad gauged
cltlgons who can make her advantages known
out OF their private means when her own or
gauie Inv furblds.
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Gseeirn Oetlces Eastern business ONCE xs Tribune
buiId,ng, New York (Thc s. c. Beckwith SPs-
tiaIAQsneyl; Weste.r 46s Che Rcckeryl Chi.
eseo. The s. C. Beckwith Special Agency
Tnvs,snr Asents--C~ S, Z. Holland. Travelling
Absitot Z. r. Holland. 3. B. ThrocP. Travelling
AOeota Nasf
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Just week until the country will dstcr-
mine again whether It desires plutocricy or
democracy as the form Of government.
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In his circular Mr.. Repsdorph, republican
candidate for county assessor. appeals for
votes GU the ground that II elected no will
reduce property assessments. or ali the ar
guments of this campaign this Is about the
worst, IL means that Mr.. Rcpsd6rph would
favor policy of retrogrossion. He is against
progress lio would have tho community ~
backward,
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France Will have to yet Fashoda and Drey
fus out OF mind II 1t would make tho exposi-
ton OF 1900 worthy OF tho Freneh peonle
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Now that thore seems to be II determination
In the United States to build the Nicaragua
canal. there is likelihood OF squabblc over
the concession. In amy plan adopted the gov
ernment ought to have the controlling voice.
Such great commercial and strategic interests
us are involved ought not to be in syndicate
hands.
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& The Chicago peace jubilee was q success In
mare Says than one Among other things, II
nstted $4,000 ~ . RELIEF sum for soldiers
and snllors OF thu iate war When YOU siye
4eeeth6pg N eathanHe for charity the pub
AZ AawnSs contrfbute generously.
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Tho esteemed Galveston News has u week
vet In which to demonstrate that II is fear
less In all thtngs and neutrnl In nothing
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Tho death Of Coionsi waring, the sanitary
expert, may prove tho means Of saving thous.
ands Of our soldier boys who were to have
hsep rushed Into Cuba TOO soon Having
waited ths long 70 occupy the island I month
more VIII not hurt ".
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The gentlemen vino arc now figuring out
Rooscvelt's majority IN New York would make
campaign prophet Grosvenor ashamed of him
self. but there is nothing vita which the
American public is so familiar or by when.
II is so little influenced us this kind of cain
palgning.
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The Porto Ricans appear 70 take as naturally
to tho mass mceting" as duck does TO
water. But they have besn dreaming OF this
political luxury for somo thrcc iNlfired years
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Thare Is no coed reason why any man on
tho HaSsts county Democratic ticket should be
defeated. Zach one OF them Is competent
y sood citizen. and this Is democratic
county.
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ENTERTAINING HOME lNpusru.Y

an anarchist!
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Ex-Pressdent Harrison u sending up q re-
ppblican cry for help out in Indiana. Re-
cent sovernnlepta scandals IN both Indiana
and Illinois have given tho densocmts hope
OF sweeping those States,
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Eleven trusts. with total capitalize
ion OF sslo000,000 have been formed
during the present year. They are:
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AS We gradually unfold our new expansion
policy we are sure to run bang up against u
rasboda question souro fine day. WIN We be
as ready aud AS fully prepared as either
France or England TO meet the Issue bravo
ly2 The chances are that We will BIO as little
PREPARED as when we ran against poor old
Spain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-13
SIGNING The DOCUMENT OF PEACE.
Continued from First PAGE.

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