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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04

AGENTS to sell our cut price Christmas
books; SOC book, 15c; $1.O0 book, Csc; $1.50
book, soc; $3.50 book, 75c; credit given;
freight paid; outfit free. Ferguson Pub
fishing Company, 1715 Fifth St, Cincn-
natl O.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04

WASHING-W oman would like to go out
as laundFesS in families who under
stands washing and ironing. Cali or
address All East Fifth st. city
WOMAN wants light work; no washing
or care Of children; pleasant home main
object. SOS Edmund St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
POSTERS.

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ANNA HELD and Maude Adams pos
ters, artistically matted and handsome
ly bound; prepaid. $500; everything in
posters. 25,000 already sold. Chicago
Art Supply Co. North Clark ST.. Chi
cagO
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
TICKET Office 3G5 Robert ST. Phone %

al-10aIly. lex. Sun. Leave Arrive
engage Day Express. Ia8 :30arn I0:l5PTa
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04

AGENTs-Our elegant 923 page superbly
illustrated subscription book, 'Discov-
cry, Conquest and Progress Of the
Western Hemisphere" just the one for
the holiday trade that will reap. you
rich rewards. Conquest Publishing Co.,
Cincinnati O
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
MEDICAL.

Dir MANSFIELD'Se monthly regulator
has brought happiness to hundreds OF
anxious women; have never had a sim
gle failure; longest cases relieved in
two TO five days Without fail; no pain;
by mall or office, 60; all letters truth
fully answered The Mansfield Remedy
Co, l6l Dearborn 5Et., Room Ga, Chi
cago. III oI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT

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FOR RENT-10S0 Burns av.; twelve
rooms; hardwood finish; hot water heat
and bath; furnished; low rent to good
tenant; modern improvements.
HOUSE-For rent warm house of five
rooms; air-spaced cellar under entire
mousse; city water. sewer. nice yard. 429
Van Buren, ST.
HOUSE-For rent, 448 Fuller St, seven
rooms, bath, furnace. Inquire next
door, or J. F. Tostevin & Son. $50 Rob-
ert st.
HOuSE-For rent. a good warm house;
furnished or unfinished 1854 Ashland
aV.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04

HELP WANTED-MALEs.

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A PARTICULAR dresser in each town
70 ask their local clothier or to write to
KUN, Nathan & Fischer Co.. Chicago,
for their latest, novel Autograph poster;
II Iree-itS worth sending for X. N
q +. co. clothing is guaranteed.
CLERK-Position open for clerk (23 to %
years or age preferred); Pitman short
hand, typeWriting, good handwriting
and knowledge Of bookkeeping required;
make application in own handwriting.
giving short biography and references.
Address A. A. McKechnie, q Metro
pol1tan Opera House Building, city.
CIGARMAKERS wanted. male or female.
3l2 Jackson st.
GOVERNMENT POsTTIONs-Don pre-
pare for any civil service or census eX-
animation without seeing our catalogue
OF information; sent free. Columbian
correspondence College. Washington.
D. c.
HOME EMPLOYMENT-Ei sex, $40
to $40 weekly, working part time, day
or evening; no canvessing; easy; per-
mant MT. Enclose reply stamp Excel
sIor Mfg. Co., 121 East Forty-fouTth St,
New York
OFFICE men use my multiplication ta-
pies; saves time, work. brain; send for
circulars. Robert S. Ayars. Louisville.
Ky.
sAA7LIEsMEN-wanted. few good, hus,
Ting men to sell a complete line Of
household goods on the easy payment
plan; will furnish horse and wagon:
money In advance every Saturday;
position steady. Conroy s. Crotty, q
East Seventh, room 300.
SALESMEN-$5O weekly guaranteed
selling to merchants and families our
new combined scale and scoop; prevents
mistakes; exclusive territory. Address
Gillespie Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, o.
WANTED statesmen to sell imported and
domestic liquors, principally fine Ken
lucky WHISTLES and blends, case and
barrel goods to jobbers and saloon trade.
Good chance to the right man; salary
or commission. Address r. S. Strader
& Son, 50 and II E. Water ST., Lexing-
ton. KY.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade
Only two months required. VIII pay SIS
tons to fill. Come now and prepare for
these places No expense to learn If
you will work for us. Catalogue and
particulars free Moler Barber College,
202 Washington av. So, Minneapolis.
WANTED-Young men and ladies to learn
biography, shorthand, bookkeeping, day
and evening, at the old and reliable
Globe Business College, st. Paul. Write
for catalogue.
WANTED-Steady, sober railroad men,
engineers, fremen and brakemen; state
age and references. j Isl, Globe.
WANTED-Strong boy a Hotel Northern.
city.
WOOD TURNER-Wanted, good wood
Third st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04

LADIES-Free. harmless monthly regu-
dator; cannot fall: Mrs. B. Rowan. r
W. milwaukee,. Wis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
LOST AND FOUND.

MONEY LOST-Tuesday afternoon. at .
o'clock, s. BILL in German-American =
bank. Reward if returned to AZ ThonlD-
son av., corner Pleasant
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

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AGENTS $40 daily guaranteed; also sal
airy paid good men for appointing sub
agents to introduce new patent Oil Gas
Burner for heating and cooking stoves,
ranges, furnaces; makes natural gas
from coal oil; cheapest, cleanest, fuel
known; no coal, wood, ashes, SCOT;
easily attached to any stove; indestruc
tible, non-explosive; no competition.
Write quick Perfection Burner Co.,
y. 1875 Cincinnati. Q.
AGENTS to sell our cut price Christmas
books; SOC book 15c; $100 book Csc; $3.50
book, soc; $3.50 book, 75c; credit given;
freight paid; outfit free. Ferguson Pub
fishing Company, lbs Fifth St, Cincin-
natl, 0.
AGENTS-Our elegant 923 page superbly
illustrated subscription book, ''DiscoY-
cry, Conquest and Progress of the
Western Hemisphere, just the one for
the holiday trade that will reap you
rich rewards. Conquest Publishing Co.,
Cincinnati, ..
AGENTS everywhere to sell hosiery di-
rect from mill to consumer; big money.
Badger Knitting Co., X 316 Broadway,
Milwaukee, Wis
AGENTS-A hot seller, $50 per cent profit;
sells at sight; send 10c for sample.
Stiles Novelty Co., 355 Washington St,
NnIcaeO.
AGENTS WANTED-For Republic Dis
trict Mining Company; liberal commits
siOns; write. Chopaca Gold Mining Co.
Box 81. Spokane, Wash.
AGENTS-Why not sell the best catarrh
inhaler? VIII mail on three days trial
free, with terms 70 agents. Address Dr.
Worst, Ashland, o.
AGENTS wanted everywhere for our i'm
proved gasoline lamp, generates with a
match Competitors astGunded Union
GasIamp Co. Chicago.
BOOK AGENTS-Send your name and
address, stating book you are canvass
ing for and we will send you something
worth 81, free, and suggest a plan
which will greatly increase your profits
Book Buyers CO-operative Society
Chicago Opera House bldg. Chicago.
LADY agents make $15 a week with our
breathing apparatus and Balsam. En-
Iarges lungs and bust. Something new.
Write for particulars. Adirondack Bal.
sam Co, l2l West And st. New York
LADIES to sell new speciality of merit to
ladies only; salary or commission; trial
costs nothing; sample on approval An
dee Mfg Co, Benton Harbor, Mich
PLAYS. wiss, boards, moustaches. tricks
and stage make-ups; also latest novel
ties for agents to sell Illustrated cata-
logue free: Chas. E. Marshall, Mfr.
Lockport, N. Y.
TO SELL the latest novelty; a photo
graph frame that magnifes; send %
cents for sample. Write for ilIustra ted
circulars. Glen Rock Novelty Works
Glen Rock, Pa.
WANTED-Agents in every county to sell
Family Memorials" good profits and
steady work. Address Campbell &
Co, 1914 Plum St, Elgin, Ill
WRITE for agency on high-grade house
hold filter. Valuable new invention.
Metropolitan Filter Co., 81 Washington
St, Chicago.
SOL Observation-Disclosures and selling
brand new gaslight burners for kero-
sene lamps; no chimneys, no smoke, fits
any lamp; easily sold in every house:
samples free. 7. n. Perfection Mfg,
Co.. Cincinnati, o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
DRESSM TAKING

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LADIES-For one week we will make to
your order an all wool Imported F;nE1
lish kersey Jacket silk or satin lining.
Tor SD This is our regular SIS gar
ment Ladies suits. Jackets and skirts
to order Lennon & Grolla, Ladies'
Tailors. 343 St Peter ST o-e'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
JENNIE w. LUTZ.

Assignee of MORTGAGES
Stringer &, Seymour. ATTORNEYS for
Mortgage, Natl Ger.-Am Bank Bldg.
ST Paul Minnesota
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-04
PERSONAL.

LADIES-Your bust ENLARGED s inches.
failure impossible; harmless; 500 cash
guarantee; proof free. Leonard Medi-
cine Co, Kansas City, kas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

induced The Post TO invite the atten-
tion of the public to this important sub
jcct and to suggest that the people DO
given an opportunity to declare their
wishes in the premises. 1t has been COM
mlttcd to no theory or plan, and 1t de-
nounces as false any inslnuation which has
been or may be applied to IL, coming from
whatever source It may. that II has been
actuated by interested motives or In
fluenccd by any consideration other than
a desire to serve Texas. 1t has had Views
upon tho subject, has frankly expressed
them. and has not feared to leave the rest
with the people. Like the Tribune. how
ever, The Post believes that II the PROPOSE
tion IS to produce malcvolent agitation
and bring demagogucs to the front to
kindle passion and promote antagonism It
might as we'll be abandoned, for the pres
cnt ct least.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
FOUND DEAD.
surmised Tint w. r. Mitchell wns
Thrown and Froxc to Death

surmised Tint w. r. Mitchell wos
thrown and Froxc to Death.
Waco. Texas, January SO.-The town of
Wost. nineteen miles. north from Waco.
is stirred up over the finding Of one of
her most prominent citizens dead In Clay
county yesterday morning. W. r. Mitchell
left West week ago 10 visit his ranch
In Ford county. He was travelling in a
two-horss buggy and stopped ar hour or
TWO at Jolly, small town on the railroad
near the line of Clay and Wichita counties
Saturday afternoon. He left Jolly late in
the afternoon, taking the Wichita Falls
road. He was found dead by the roadside
Yesterday morning. His buggy was over
turned and his horses were feeding near
by, having become detached from tho We
hicie. The message from Henrietta tn
which place the body was shipped yester-
DAY, is TO the effect that Mitchell was
thrown from his buggy and frozc to death
pciore recovering from the shock of the
ihii. The weather was very cold and there
being no signs of violence or evidences n,
robbery this conclusion Is very reasonable
but his friends at West fear thai bIs
death resulted from foul play. The hodv
Will be brought back to West for burial
Deceased was the village blacksmith bs
lore West became a railroad depot. and nv
nard work and economy had accumulated
considerable property. lie had recently
purchased ranch In Ford couAty. Texas
and had stocked 1t with cattle his SON
having charge OF It, Tho manner NJ his
death VIII be inquired into
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
standing army in time of peace mean any

standing army in time of peace mean any
way.
] was told today by a senator and an
anti expansonist. who is also a close
friend Of Mckinley. that he recently had a.
talk with the president who said to him
that he mckinley was rs much opposed
to expansion or n colonial policy rs any
body and that every argument used by
tho anti-imperialists was sound and APP
pealed strongly to him, but he intimated
that it was popular and was demanded
by the great commercial interests.
Now, have no reason on earth to doubt
the words of my informant, and II hey are
true, and believe they are, then Mr.. John
son hit bulls eye when he said Mckinley
Nou!e follow any old policy IL he believed
it popular whether he believed it right or
wrong.
Is this army intended for the subiucatlon
OF tho PHILIPPINES and nucleus for an in
perial army TO fight Germany ia the near
future on account of complications growing
out OF our dish in the Philippines. or is
1t Intended, as many here believe, to sub.
iusate enc terrorIze labor.
Which or what?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
THE SUPREME COURT.
Ccrtiacd Questions Answered in NJ
Ii,au w. Mcneil

It,nn w. Mcneil.
Austin, Texas. January 3O.---Thc follow.
ing proceedings were had in the supron,,
court today;
Certified questions answered. sayles va
Bradley & Metcalf Company. from Cooke
McCreary ct al vs., Robinson. from Falls:
Mslllean VS.. Mcneil ct al, from Harris.
Certified question submitted: Liudley
VS.. Lindey, rom Hopkins
Former judgment set aside and iudgmcn,
rendered in accord with Opinion. ina An,
fled: Avery ct al Wis. Pepper & BRO =,
al from Hurt. -
Motion To-, rchearing submitted. T,;,n
ct al vs.. Mcdonald. from Merton
Motion Cor, reheariry oycrruled. A.ar.
ct al VS.. fnrpcr & Bro. from Hunt
Motion by defendant in error for "a.
hearing grsntci and Judgment entered +.
Avery ct al vs., Pepper { Bro. ot al. from
Hunt ~, i'oni
In answering the questions cetti6od he In.
court OF civil appeals OF the Eirst snnrs,s, !
judicial district In Mlllicau rs, M,Ea,i y,
al the snpn,ne court tcday held ,h.t ~
alleSauors contained in plaintirs na,i-
ton are not sufficient 70 enable M son,,
70 decide what Two bodies 81 man eon'
stituted the ccmmissicnels couyf ~ a.
1gria county. as 70 the other oues,,on ~
court says they Fare prediea te6 ,,n,- ~ ens
illusions no. rfached tv this 800, w
therefore 90 mot require 10 b. apsws,sA =.
Inief Il ths case in which M p,sintis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
rLowERY LANGUAGE.


That $4,000 pink which has been so
much advertised is probably the pink Of
perfection one hears so much about Chi
cago Record.
Cabpagep arc selling at SIC per ton.
They arc much cheaper for bouquets than
tho Boston varieties Of carnations. st.
Paul Globe
The poets primrose by a rivers brim'
viii probably feel cheaper aud yeIl0wor
than ever when it stacks itself alongside
tho 100000 oarnation beauty OF Boston,
st. Louis Republic.
An Eastern florist Is advertising San.-
Gao pink. We have not yet made up our
mind whether II Is tho Hon. Babe Bailey
or Governor ner.--Momphis Appeal.
Tho ran who grows two blades of grass
where one grew before would be justi-
fed In trying to raise new carnations at
$4,000 each.--St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
TEXAS PENAL INSTITUTIONS.

One of the most important bills 30 far
introduced at this session OF the Legislature
is ono by Hon. ]. r. Browne, the able rep
resentatives Of Harris county. which has
been turned over to subcommittee for d.
gestion.
II relates to the future management Of
the penitcntiaries, and proposes several i'm
portant changes, some of which are ad-
visable and necessary and others OF which
may prove impracticable. For instance.
Mr.. Browne provides In his bill that the
State shall acquire a sufficient num-
Der OF rock quarries upon which
to employ short time convicts IN
breaking stone to be used in the
construction OF county roads. and further.
that counties so desiring may lease from
the State conviots to be put to work at
building roads. In view of the fact that
Mr.. Browne has for his chief purpose the
breaking up of the lease system, 1t would
seem that he ought not to attempt to re-
tain any feature thereof under any sort
of circumstances
In other respects Mr.. Brownies bill ia
very nearly all right. providing tho gov
ernor's recommendations with regard to the
purchase of convict farms shall bc followed.
for in that event the competition with free
labor which at present results from the
operation of the penitentiary shops could
be eliminated almost entirely, as the farms
would very nearly consume the product OF
such shops.
In the main Mr.. Brownies notions with
regard to the convict labor question arc
good. His idea Is not to run the peniten-
tlaries for profit but simply to handle item
in such manner as to make them pay their
way without interfering with enterpi lses
that are operated with free labor. lie
knows that such manufacturing as Is done
in the penitentiarles today is done at a
loss, and that were 1t not for the profit
made from the labor of leased convicta
there would be a hole instead of a casf,
balance in the penltentiary treasury. And
1t is for this reason that he objects to the
enlargement OF the penitentiary shops aud
proposes that the State shall go into the
convict farm business on It's own account.
There are a number of long term con-
yicts. however who under the atatutes
must be kept within the penitentiary walls
| and who can not be worked on the outside
These he proposes to keep employed IN th'
shops, but holds that the product OF thei
labor should be consumed by the Stat
elecmosynary institutions instead OF PLACED
on the open market. Every piece OF fur
niture and clothing. all tho shoes. wagons
machinery, sugar. meal. bacon, etc. use'
and consumed in the asylums aud other In
stltutions could be produced In the peni
tentiaries.
At all events the time has come Tor max
ing change in the system OF operatihi
the penitentiaries. and the Twenty-siSt'
legislature can aot dodSo the question with
out proving rccrcant to its duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The newspapers of the state will feel en.
coaraged over the prompt and unanimous
committee No. on the Dibreli iibgI Bill. In
beth the house and tho senate members have
Deep becoming more and more Impressed
Win the inportance OF some measure OF re-
lief In this connection as they have the bet
ter Understood the situation. The papers do
not ask for license or Immunity from tho
publications based on mslca or incorrect
Information or understanding Of the fats,
but they DO want de,ritlon OF libel 50 that
they can steer clear Of the sEc6is and the
Ieopie may know what character OF npws
they mus. not expect the pators to pub
lith.--San Antonio Express
Tho Post has long been OF the opinfon that
most OF the opposition to a Just and fair libel
law, In fact nearly all OF the opposition, arises
from very general misapprehension as to
what the responsible newspapers arc asking
for This opinion on the part OF Tho lost
has been made a certainty by tho discussion
which took place one day last week before
the judiciary committee Of tho senats The
responsible newspapers are not asking for
license. nor for undue liberty OF any de-
scription, but simly for reasonable protac.
tion against legal shysters and charactealess
blackmailers.
Senator Keller has introduced In the Con-
neoticut legislature a bill In relation to libel
sutt. .s mHisn pioNis.ss lhal u pui,y prinalns
suis aeahst newspaper must me a bona
u sgov, tnal no peTsonai or lnovapie property
estate: and II the detendant Wins he nav NAV
recover from tho plaintiff reasonable sum
for his attorneys fees and for his own loss
VI .''ns. sp"ps. manei'
VI ouu'se II mouiu ps e'o muen 70 eAp.e'
ieaas 10 nave such law as tnu.. out VINO
will say that there Is not justice IN It?
the mooted question as to populnton OF
census, taken decenniaily BY the FEDERAL gov.
ernuent ia made I'M Meanwhilp San An
tonic IA able To show n rcrietered voting
strength Of 10 Te5 and that js "huctle,
berry over the Dallas, Houston or Galveston
persimmon.- Antonio Express.
San Antonio. relying on her territorial lin
its of thirty-six square miles. hopes and
expects to show UP In the next Federal CEN
sus. There are more people In and immedi-
ately surrounding Houston than in San An
tonic. rs shown by city directories OF the
two places. but with only nine square miles
in our corporate limits the next census will
give the Alamo City an apparent ADVANTAGE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
Between Two fires.

FAVIIcIU fSSPVftVIs 1T--7--
A member of the legislature can choose
between the devil and the deep sea upon
the question OF introducing bills. Just
now a great howl Is going up because
SO many bills are being introduced Mt
Austin, and We doubt not many OF them
are calculated only to hinder needed work.
but when mans sent TO Austin and
quietly performs his dItics on committees
and In sitting the chaff from the wheat
his constituents arc likely TO say he does
nothing but draw his per diem. SO II goes,
He gets cussed II he does and gets cusscd
II he docs not. Such is fame in the lesis-
laturc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
Negro killed by q rr'

Granger. Texas, Janua', hut ~
Huichins. colorcd, Of this p'aos, .ouiA-
merry OF Bastrop. was run over y ~, slsp'
bound Katy freight here lss ~ ni iast bdsss,
The knees. Hutchius Was esr,'s sbcut
homo and died This morn 1an, night \
o'cIocs. After the injury 's ,ss EideuaFT.'
stated that he was crossing Which -
Just ahead Of the freign, lie Toe on 2.
switching, when he caugnI Pr oYer p
rail and fell, the engine psAS''e
legs, lt4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

Miilican sues for $4,000 damages 10 reim-
birse him for an alleged deprivation of the
oftco of tax assessor Of Brazoria county,
10 which he claims TO have been elected,
but could not take possession on account
OF an alleged conspiracy to prevent him
from making good aud sufficient bond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
san Antonio Storckecper Assaulted.
GnRHcd and His Money TnIran

"sVUS" CtUFcKecper AHNnulfe1
SnRgcd and His Money Taken.
san Antonio, Texas, January so.-Carl
Runge, a well-known German. who hocns
grocery store near The Plum street crosa-
ms Of the Southern Pacific. was assaulted
sagged ana robbed by four unknown men
N MS store last night. He Was compelled
a. the point OF pistol to tell where ho
sspt his money. The robbers secured
Slop. When Rungr had freed himself be
save the alarm, but the robbers had all
tesoy made good their escape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
No pu.ine.. There.
Wood County News (Minoola).

WO0C Uouhty NtWN 0HlHtVfHT'
A man with petty jenionsies and having
contcmptiblc little ftrudges to satisf,, Of
course has n right to liyc. hut his place
ID not nj the head OF newspaper, unless
1t is for the sole purpose of exposing his
ll,tloncss OF soul and dcpravity Of mind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

Let US hope that Senator Butler will post.
pore reopenins the civil war OF 1s6l-G5 Mt least
until the debris OF tho late ncrImmage with
Spain Is all cleared away,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31
pied q BLOOD ro,.on,ns.

clehurne. Texas. January 70 Mr.. wits
squsrss' who vas injured BY wagon wheel
orJsnint his ankle died this morning a, 8
!. W. Milles. nlood poIsonirs Eiiied hin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

The conclusion to be drawn from the tcsti-
nory OF army efneers Is that all OF the meat
supplied to the army was not bad. but some
Of Il was. General Miles. by the way, cid
not claim that Il was all had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

cl.hurne. Texas January ~
squyres, who was run oNsl 9 conllt
several days ago. IS in 2 ds.pt wss r.
Riood poison sci In. NJ 80 chaDoo
tatsd and there 10 scarcely -
recovery. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-31

TOO much Johnson is probably what Pres
idsnt Mckinley thought Of tho lower house OF
copgress Inst week