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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

Cascarets Candy Cathartio, the most won
derful Medical discovery OF the age, peas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act genIly
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels
cleansing the entire system, dislel coldsl
cure headache, fever, habitual constination
and biliousness. Please buy and try Do1
Of q. q. @. to-day; 10, %, 80 cents. Sold ano
guaranteed 10 cure by all druggists
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

Secretary Wallace Friday evening
turned over to Territorial Treasurer
Eldodt the sum OF 81 ,O2l, the amount
of fees collected the past three months
for fling articles OF Incorporation 10
the secretary's ofiice.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

The palace OF the king OF Siam is in
closed III high white walls which are u
mile in circumference Within them
are contained temples, public offices
sernglios, stables for the sRcrcd ele
plants, accommodation for ,O0O troops,
cavalry. artillery. war elephants aud
arsenal and a theater
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

Naval lighting is no trihlng matter
as is shown by the fact that the life
boats are sent ashore before a ship
sets out for action and are set adrift II
an engagement comes unexpectedly
Men of wars men sink or viii on their
vessels
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

II You Wish to BE Well
You must fortify your system against
the attacks Of disease. Your blood
must be kept pure, your stomach and
digestive organs in order, your appe-
tite good. Hoods SarsaparIlia is the
medicine TO build YOU up, purify and
enrich your blood and give yon
strength. 1t creates an appetite and
gives digestive power.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

Anumber OF new residences aud
other improvements OF note will mark
the advancement OF San Msrclal dur
ing the year 1898.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life AWay.

To quit tobacco eae.ly and forever, be mag
netio. fun OF life me- 70 and vlgor, ta,,e No-1O-
Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men
strong. All druggista, bOc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

OF the 10, 900 tons of ice consumed
daily in Greater New York in the sum
mer time about 20 per cent Is artificial
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

Business complaints from Nebraska,
which, couple OF years ago, came
from farmers, now come from men
who we're accustomed to loand money
to farmers. A recent dispatch from
Omaha points out the fact that mort
cages iD Nebraska are being Cancelled
at the rate OF million dollars a
month, and says: "rhere are vast
sums N money, not only in the banks
and other financial institutions OF
Omaha, but in other large cities or the
State, ready for Investment on reason
able secHrity at 3 per cent interest,
which cannot be loaned out at this low
figure. Less than jwO years ago 10
per cent could be detained without
difficulty. Now farmers dictate their
own terms in the money markets of
this and adjacent states
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

HOOPS Pills are the favorite family
cathaFtic, easy to take, easy to oper'
sbei 1
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CAscArets Candy CathArtic. loo or s5c.
II G. c. G. fail 20 cure. druggists refund money
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15
TERRITORIAL.
0oHRT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

Joa.,nh K. Reed OF Iowa. Chief Justice.
AsSoOIATH JU5TICEs-Wibur F. Stone. OF
Colorado; Thomas &. Fuller. OF North Cerol'-
uA william NJ Murray, of Tennessee; Henry
II IuGa, of Kansas.
I.atthew q. Reynolds, Of EiSsouri, U. s.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15
IfYou WIah to BE we'll

Teeth FILLED with Glass.
The LATEST use for glass is instead OF
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15

No-To-I3ac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. bOc o.. All druggists
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
HOUSTON, FRIDAY. MARCH IL, 1928.
TWELVE PAGES.
WHILE rmn NATION WAITS.

The suggestion that the Washington gov
bans be permitted to purchase Cuba and
pay for IL through the sale OF bonds guar
anteed by tho United States cmanates, Of
course from pcace-lpvng patriots aud phil
anthropists OF the Wall street variety. but
Il IL ~ chimcrical az II is cunning.
In tho first place we have no political
connection with Cuba that would justify us
In guaranteeing my OF her bonds, or that
would secure us in the transaction from u
business standpoint II would be a re-
markablc stretch Of authority for con-
grcss and the administration to attempt
any such scheme. II Spain would sell us
Cuba direct the case would be different,
but IL Is extremely doubtful Il the people
of the United States would even consent to
{ big bond Issue for the actual purchase
OF the island. II Is furthermore Idle to
talk OF such plans for the simple reason
that Spain VIII never sell Cuba to any
body, certainly not to Americans or to
Cubans.
This pnrchase talk, therefore, Is IL mere
waste Of time and II Mr.. Mckinley has
any idea OF the kind In his head the
quicker he uets rid Of IT tho sooner viii,
bo no AHA n ,,pe somo,n,n, ,,,o nra,.
ticnl Wow OF the situation.
The fact is becoming clearer from aav
to day, however. that II is the money In.
flucnces back Of the administration that
ere spckinr TN And n aoiuttna -, a., ,,,.,,.
la, Co. ,so -. u''n ~ 'ae prop
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SOME POsTSCRIPTs.


hotties now are being made O, paner nm
ger German patent. 'a'e' '"-
roe Japanesc are capturine mo n,,,,,
ana umbrella trade In India and nnrmsh
an entomologst says he has k,ou,n :
day " MI iovo hies IN q
homanium is Tho name given 10 = nov
anoy OF aluminium with tunys,er. s,s
veritable curiosity exists in sw,,x.r.
s,a STOW " me shape OF telegraph line with
nrsat Britain's bill for coal usea a.,
IahroGd locomotives in the last half of 500
was s7,ess,2 ego. ~ ''' VA" OF 1877
Basket ball has commended ,tself az 10
=, new Albany. Ind, that LAWYERS have
'uraed TO the pastlmc
new locomotive built for tha u,a,. =,
'oaa, IN England, made three -onartars ~
lh'ie az the rate OF ninety miles nm hour
Y 10 stated that Marshall,own rowa =.
esxperlmentlng with a street car ,n, aoms, Is
~ s to drive the trolley Out 20 y;
y - said that SO difficult is m. ~,
eu.lng gloves that most OF the nrlns,, =,
cutters are known to tho trade H. .a,an
se'esraph wires will last Tor forty wars
nssr sne ssashore. but in the manufar,,,re
80 u'striots TIE same wires will lssr on,v
~" sssss' ana sometimes less.
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circulation some months ago. and which
General Crane effectually refuted. to effect
that Crane exerted his Influence against
the passage of the present law. General
Crane did nothing of the kind as he has
AS we have said once before In th,se
columns we happened to be at Austiu
while the present text book law was pend
Ing and had talk with Attorney General
Crane about the bill. In this conversa-
ton he expressed himself as having un-
dersoge n change in his views on such
legislation and manifested friendly in
terest in the pending legislation on this
subject. We were very much gratifled to
find him entertaining those views ana 30
toio him. Lieutenant Governor Jester 4;
shrewd enough not to so back to egisla-
iron on this subject before the Twenty
second legislature. What does he have
TO say about his efforts to defeat the bin
providing for uniformity at that session
and u wider uniformity than the Presler
plil gives. AT the regular session of the
lWenty-second he voted for the bill.
After the adjournment of that session. II
was discovered that the enacting clause
mad been dropped out At the special ses
sion OF the same legislature, the same bill
was introduced as passed and ii went
through the senate in less than a week
III Went to the house and found there ne
one OF Its most active and uncomnromis-
ing ioes Hon, George Jester, the repres an
'atiVe from Navarro. In truth il may~bo
sa'o that the bill owes its defeat M thar
session more to the efforts of Mr. Iestar
IMAM TO any other one man.
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TAX TIM INCOMES.

EXPresident Harrison recently calod'at-
tenton to the injury which tho wealthy
xdodger. was doing the country and
suggested that some reform was impcra-
lively demanded to euuallsn tax burdens.
Among other remedies for getting more
money from those of the rich who are not
paving their share Of the publ!c's expenses.
the taxation OF stocks and bonds has boon
commented on IN connection with the ex-
presidents speech.
number ~ papers are taking the posi-
ton that as tho property is taxed upon
which the stock aud bonds are issued. TO
tax the latter would be double taxation
Among these papers is our Island city
contemporary. the Galveston News. Tho
New York Evening Post having declared
that enormous amounts of intangible prop
erty now exist aud that the tax problem ia
at present how 10 reach thom. the GAL
yofton News asks.
Are not stocks and honda already reached
~ ofeet by taxing the physical propo, ties thsy
.el!rtt.iNs y company u men should In,
vsM slVvoVv ~ a cotton min and ench should
acuu, i ha m.s Gf stock asoorsas 10 the
,,"n q ,hn s'cos moan double taxation. since
the rhvtieai property represented nv Tho
xtonk would he also taxed III the same not
truc a. homes Issued To secure money Ia In
vvht IL physicai prnpcrtlosY In many IN.
n,shW stocks mean absolutely nothing, IA
mo INCREMENT OF tho property They represent
v ScVetyu 10 Tho payment a. intsrcst on
bonds. which are IN ruch vases tina only real
sviHe''ee OF property ownorthlp,
How many corporations does tho News
aupposs exist where the stock and honda
issued are confined In amount 10 a rec-
resentation Of the actual value OF tho phys
ical properties While the illustration
cited BY tho Newb--she taxation az 100000
o. stock that was basel on 100000 o.
physical property -mlxht be double taxa.
ton, What Of case where upon siOo, 900
worth OF tangible property, stock 10 the d.
toni Of 5000 has been issued ana bonds
|of an eauhl amount been soldY Assume
that the bonds only are valuable. AZ tho
News suggests, " there not $4,000 even
u that case, earning mn interest aud, there
furo, ~ val,ie, that II not PAYING taxes.
When fi0p,0oQ worth Of physioal or tangible
piupprty 10 asafssrd AZ 100000. as IL gem.
orally the custom. baye We not, III tho
illustrstior assumed. values above that
eun y ~ extent " el5,.oOo that are not
pAvtnx 4 CENT q The public. while furnish,
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from all sides of the house, and his hand
was compelled to do the pump handle act
for the next half hour. Old members on
the democratic side, like Bland and De-
Almond Of Missouri. have told me that
they never heard anything so beautiful as
his speech in many years. That old war
horse General 9rosvenor OF Ohio said to
me that DeGraffenred had taken exactly
the proper course to make splendid con-
gresham. He had been watchful, atteu-
tive to his duties and modest He had
never sought to iptlict himself upon tho
house on all occasions, and that no young
congressman was so highly regarded by
the old members.
General Dave Henderson of Iowa echoed
these sentiments, and paid De- high
compliment His colleague, Mr.. iapburls
one of the bitterest partisans ON ne ie-
publican side, said he had never heard
better or more patriotic speech fnl from
any man on that floor He said that Ode"
was peculiarly fortunate in coming 10 con-
gress at his age, for no man aver made
a great congressman who entered that body
after passing 40 years VI age. He pre-
dicted for him n great future. aud said
to keen him here, he would do great work
for them, for his State and for his section.
The brilliant Dolliver us Iowa also paid
him glowing tribute. and said OF his
speech although he himself had Eade one,
that 1t was the gem os the day. All these
things were said to me voluntarily iy these
gentlemen, while in conversation. ire sub
ject being the great patriotic outburst in
the house. 1t will be- | know. particularly
gratifying to the people Of Texas generally
and to "De's" In particular. GLE.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


Az her latest drawing room Once, vi,
pair so'N''4n'ii'eu
LORD Rosebery has aroused considerable
comment by putting his daughter under
we chaperonage Of Mrs. Leopold Rotbs-
child. sister OF his wife.
Mrs. Mary S. Gist, who is said n how.
oeen the first woman to volunteer her
services as nurse during the late war a.
now living In Washington. and snvs ,ha /,
should war with Spain break OUT sbe ~
ready to enlist again. -
Ambassador White recently reoo,voa l.,
neriin, request from an old lady ont
West TO procure the autographs OF the ON.
p ~, tne empress, the crown prince ana
nisllarek. The names We're signed on LITTLE
f'vv's o' iineh Tor an autograph quilt.
rhe Louvre has recently acquired a Mo
Nj, W rtero della Francesca called also
ssa oon netli at the price of s26 900; of this
ana the rest by the Society of Eri,nds -,
me ms Louvre founded for just such uurnoses
Child 'ne virgin and
hing Alfonso NH of Spain has recently
oesh Undergoing the oXaminotions nra,
a, Tor pupils of the military scbnoj,
IN. .ne iueen regent Marie Christine WIN
was present, was entirely satisfied n, tho
iesui,s, Good judges of kings are nreaicte
,ns mat Alfonso viii be declared 10 hana
=, Or George Ebers. the we'll l,,o,,,
,rssp'oioglst, and TO the general nuhiic ~,
ieust' better known novelist. has ne,,aS
on IN ~, " me large trade being carried
VIM i.ssp. IN forged mummy portraits.
WITH the senuine portraits. uainted rn
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A sanitary Suggestion.
To the Editor of The Post.

To the Editor of The Post.
Houston, Texas, March ~ iss
editorial in yesterdays issue indcs's
our public officers. both actuai any ~
pcctive, are DESTROYS Of improSins y
tary condition of the city.
To paraphrase familiar auase y. y
say in season of health prepaiss
ease! To walt until disease anu s .ss,1a
threaten our community, OF ~ .a IN
prevalent, before adopting st,p ss q N
tary measures shows an equai iasr IA lid
sight and regard for the we'ta's Il NJ
OF our people us would the ia.A
aration Tor war in time OF peaes M
our code of ordinances ilan', .,ryui
provision for the enforcement IA Il. < "
measures. These measures shvs M ~
stantly enforced every day - n, u
Officers charged by our nuh'o.r ,ss vh,t|
The enforcement OF these messus y 4 N
lay until we are in the mas = NM
demic or threatened epidemis * ~, n
in the performance OF the hlss..,s,td
they owe the city--that OF the rscia
Of the health and lives OF the peUsaaa
All this is preliminary 70 ,~sys|
I'll
/ desire to make looking 70 .ns IL IN
ment OF the sanitary condition. y, .n61
We are provided with q mV n. eat
fire department at cost % x. o,eaI
about $4,000 per month. There ~. ,Iyr ~
on an average. six calls for s w. ~ n
per week on this department. y. iii d q!
several miles OF paved ,rousn
sanitary condition. The dusI y s s w
undisturbed except by an IS. ,,Arossl
fall. Disease germs tloat genus sswe,s n
atmosphere unmolested, me ss "A :!
nected with these paved s.!ss suva1l
caslonaily flushed, but not oIssn Nh,
prove Of value as health ms s,,si ,ssI
Now. my suggestion Is 70 as' 4 :
members OF the Are depat.Isssss IL
duty OF washing of these ps,,kt q
nightly, say . o'clock rsen ~ n'i Issea
the heavy traffic is over 4 y Vii y
hose attached 10 hydram u n
work ana the bricks. stones w W
could be effectively cleansea Y ncihihp
ana the water germs would apS XII y
dust germs in short order anc M
off through the sewers my
depths OF our future great Way 4 ~
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CuLBERSoN FOR THE SENATE.

Corsicana Democrat: Senator Minis has
Withdrawn from the senatorial race This
leaves Culberson with clear tield.
Mckinney Examiner: The withdrawal OF
Hon. Roger Q. Mills from the race Tor
United States senator was u great sur
prise In View of his past record as a
fighter to finish Mr., Mills had lest
his grip politically. He saw this and did
The wisest thing possible by with irawing.
This leaves the field clear for Governor
C. a, Culberson who. without doubt,
would have been elected had. NILS re-
mained in the race.
Gainesville Register: Governor Cuiber-
son now has n clear field In his race for
senator. The talk OF Land Commissioner
Baker concerning his contemplated candi-
dacy against the young governor is as abb
surd MS II la amusing 1t will take moro
than n bakers dozen of such men to even
remind Culberson that they are ~ the
race, Charley Culberson will be the nexr
United States senator from Texas. II he
lives until the time comes, and as he Is
in remarkably good health he might Just
rs wen from now hence be denominated
Senator Culherson.
Goliad Guard: There IL nothing sur
prising, or in the least inappropriate In
the action of Congressman Bailey n es-
ponslng the cause of Governor Culberscn,
w the latter's candidacy for the United
states senate. The two gentlemen stand
unequivocally upon the democratic Ma
tional ana State platforms OF iSos--the
latest eaunclation of principles by the
party, and. OF course. there is d fellow
feeling politically, between the two, Cow
ernor Culberson being in accord, and a
voluntary and aggressive advocate of the
financial plank, and other reform ideas OF
The democratic party. win be the choice
or the democratic party OF Texas to sue
coed Mr.. Mills in the United States SEN
ate.
MoGregor Observer. The withdrawal or
Senator Mills from the race for Uultcd
States senator leaves the field omen 10
Governor q. A. Cuberson, the able, pa-
iriotic and bralny governor Of Texas, He
would have been elected anyhow. but the
withdrawal OF Senator Mills relieves the
situation OF any doubt whatever. In Coy.
ernor Cu'berson Texas viii have a rem
resentatvc of whom she will have tu.t
cause 10 be extremely proud. 50 Nov
that Senator Mills has Withdrawn frcn m.
race watch the scheminp galdhugs trs m
get somebody else TO tackle Charley cu,s
person. Mills hes been In the servics too
long not TO know an avalanche when Ia
sees one snrrcschlnE. Already efforts hawa
peen made 70 inveiele Mr. Bake. ht,t Ia
was TOO sharp to be caught We t,r,t
no nnslssnfctirg good man will n,,cs,
hinAself led to the slaughter BY wiIy flat.
terers "'| Hat'
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Ing greater incomes 10 the investor than
the labor OF the hired man. who Is fully
taxed on his little home. pays? Is not that
which pays an income and assumes TO be
property and IS recognized by the law
as property, properly the subject OF taxa
ton? And II the capitalization is double
the physical property. should not tho cx-
cess OF Capitalization, or the intangible
property. which is not represented by tangi-
bic or, physical Investments. pay us fair
share OF taxation with other property?
4 The bcst plan to reach this Intangible
property" is that suggested by the demo-
cratic Iarty--by an income tax. II the
stocks and bonds were worthless and fur
nishcd but n liriitcd Income. the tax would
DO graded accordingly II they paid no
returns, no taxes would be paid. and II
they represented watering. or the capi-
talization and vet paid big dividends then
would this valuable water" pay It's Just
proportion OF taxation. This country must
come to an income tax. aooncr or later, and
the sooner the better.
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BENT ON ANNEXATION.

Inc fact that Joint resolution has beer
introduced in'the Federal senate provldrs
for the admission OF the Hawaiian ls,ands
into tho United States by that means
rather than by ratification OF the pending
treaty, is demonstration OF the fa,lur,
to obtain the two-thirds majority IN tha
senate necessary for the adoption OF the
agreement presented by the administration
This is straight defeat for MIR. Mckin-
ley IN the upper house OF congress and the
refusal Of the senate to ratlfy tho aupoxa.
ZION agreement ought 10 have been sum.
oient to put tho whole matter to sleep Tho
resort to Joint resolution. therefore In
oicates how deeply the influences worsls 2
- this annexation Job nre interested ID
tho success Of their schemc.
There Ia no queation that tho islands
can ho placed under our nag In the mann :
now proposcd--in fact. that was thu route
~ which Texas became part or the
United states but the propriety Of udops i.
Ing sucil = course. In the face OF the ne ,rs-
sAry constitutional objection in the senate
20 the regular way, IL extremely QUESTION.
able. How the house stands on this pron.
osifipn can not be known. posslbiy. unt,l
;fsie vote = taken. Mr.. Reed has beer, 70.
ported both Tor and against anncxat on.
'at ~ " goes will 50 The house!
n fhe meantime the ACCESSIBILITY or TAX.
11g charxe of The Hswaiian sroup 81. ono !
MARI and more 1 matter for grayo doubi
14ey can not add 70 our commerce. lar