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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
"LooK n ENGI4AND."
what Imperin1is,s Have Seen During
the Past Few Weeks.

Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
America has had no better opportunity
than now to study the essence of i'm
perialism. The example OF England has
been held up by American imperlalists for
many months as worthy Of emulation.
When the weakness OF empire have been
pointed out. the answer has been, Look
at England" When it has been argued
that imperial systems had invariably col
lapsed the answer was. Look at Eng
land" From first To last Americans, IN
doubt as TO the wisdom of an imperialistlc
policy have been told to look at England.
There was to be found model OF sound
ness. strength and permanency. IL was
the greatest and most benehcent thing IN
the world, and the quicker America was
made like unto II the better for ourselves
and civilization.
Look at England. then. and observe her
we'll. Let all OF our wisest imperalists.
the Roosevelts, the Lodges. the Lyman
Abbotts, even Mr. Mckinley himself. jo.l
in the study. II is not an amusing fact
for them TO contemplate that this great
imperial fabric should now be trembling
on the brink OF destruction? That the
empire is In deadly peril is the testimony
of the imperal,sts themselves. fet ten
weeks ago they pointed TO that empire hs
the strongest piece OF political masonry
on earth and the one structure In par
ticular which should serve as model for
Americas development.
Invulnerabie. admirable. awe-inspirfng
three months ago-but shivering on the
brink OF precipice now! Wonderful!
Surely this Is contrast OF immense Inn
port. which becomes astounding In its
Significance when the cause OF the sudden
change is recalled. This proud empire,
the greatest the world has seen since the
dawn of time. is made to tremble In every
part by ten weeks OF petty warfare
gainst two puny States in South Afri-
can wllderpess whose combined popula-
ton does hot equal that OF a third-ratc
English city! There aren't 100000 white
residents. including women and children,
n all South Africa. Those who oppose
a arms the empire are not oooo' an
Yet. confronted by theA. IT,.
Whole empire reels. The world gazes
ipon an empire in anguish simply be- (
,ause a few Boer farmers. who enter bat
lie singing the psalms Of David. will die
.ather than be conquered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
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a Free Trial Package Sent ny Mail
To All Who Write.

free trial packages of a most remarkable
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me state Medical Institute They cured Sc
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me mental and physical suffering of lost
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
TAYLOR TOPICS.
Several Busines Changes Are to DC.
chr Next Year.

chr Next Year.
Taylor. Texas, December SO.--Gir
Brown, son of 7. C. Brown. merchant had
an accident yesterday, by which his knee
was broken While lifting sack of lioal
in the store his foot slipped and he fell
the flour falling ON his leg, breaking il
The injured limb was placed in plaster
paris and the young man has suffered
great pain.
Several changes will take place in bust
ness circles on or shortly after the Isl.
Woodall & Morse will move into their
new building ON Third and Talbot streets
Cheeves & Linthicum will move from
Broad street to the building now occupied
by Woodall & Morse on Main. Eskridge,
Hooper & Co. will also move to the above
building on Main street, and will occupy
the grocery department. Shoaf Bro. will
move their stock of groceries to the sand
now used by the last named firm on the
east side of Main street. F. NJ Adamcek.
now with Womack & Sturgis, will open a
grocery business in the ThreadgiI build :
ing on East Second street. There will
probably be other changes not yet made
public.
Some interest is being aroused here Over
the reports coming from North Texas re-
garding the experiments heing made in
using the petroleum or residuum from tie
Corscana oil wells to improve stree S and
roads in black soil. 1t is claimed THAT by
proper grading, three to four applicable j,
OF the oil will put the roads in excellent
condition and that no further trouble from
rain and mud will be experienced Ia rlo-
Is badly in NEED of some cheaper method
IMAM paving for the Improvement OF her
streets: and 1t is probable that the new
method will be investigated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
coLMEsNEIL PROSPEROUS.
Trade During the Past Year Hns
Been Very Good.


Colmesneil Texas, December 3O.-lnqui-
ry among the business men of Colmesneil
brings the statement from all that they
have enjoyed greater aud more satisfactory
trade during the year just closing than
that OF any in the past. This condition Is
traceable to several changes affecting this
locality, among them being prohibition
While IL has not prohibited dealing III ar
dent spirits in the full sense, as evidenced
by an occasional Gag carrier. 1t has de-
creased expenditures for liquor. permitting
the money so saved TO be used in lmproV-
ing the peoples homes. Another item
causing local prosperity is that oil tie
and the shipment OF unusually
large amounts OF pillng and hardwood
timbers. This industry has given con-
slant employment TO a great many labor
ers and made money plentiful at all sea-
sons The higher prices paid for cotton
during the past few months has made mai
tiers easy for the farmers, most OF Them
having grown other crops, such as to mako
IL necessary to spend money only Tor those
articles that are not subject TO production
here. There are several large lumber
mills within radius of fifteen miles OF
this place, and the active demand Tor their
output has kept them running livery an
the year, disseminating goodly amounts
nf cash. The tobacco industry has also
added 10 this years income, and It 10 prob
able that larger acreage in The weed
viii be planted next season, the expert
mental stage having been passed, results
proving flatteringly satisfactory. There rs
d fair wild mast-acorns and pine nuts
and hogs are getting fat on the range. tho
conditions here cited are applicable to va
rIous localities In East Texas, and the peo.
pie will ertur the new year stronger Oh
heart and purse than they have done ne.
fnro for many drcude5.
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slcy, the chief contenders. tired. and Bcnnc-
vile could not pack tho weight-126 pounds
II was a hard hight all through the stretch
and tho winner had but a shit reck the best
Of Il at the wire school Girl, who won the
first race. was we'll played.
Selling. mile and a sxteenth--schooi Girl
Mailer. Musket. Time. 1:s1M.
Five and a half furlongs- Triaditza. Tom
Gilmore. Gold Or. Time 1:03k.
Six and half furlongs--J. n. Cline. Brown
Vail Tobe Paine. Time, Ling.
New orleans handicap, seven furlongs-1mp
Mint Sauce. Andes. Molo. Time. 1:23%
Mile and sxteenth--Yuha Dam. klondike
Queen. Joe Doughty. Time, 1.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
PENALTY FOR wAsTEFULNEss
Maryland Oystermcn Suffering BE
cnusc of Their RecIsIcssncss.

NIFTY land Oystermcu Suffering 30
cnnsc of Their RecIsIcssness.
The oystermen OF Maryland are now ex-
periencing the results of their wasteful-
ness OF former years and are complaining
OF a gloomy outlook for the present sea-
son. a moderately poor season was ex-
pected by many. but that which has d.
voloped has been a surprise and disap-
polntment. The crop will be short fully
one-thlrd. and this in the face OF rap
idlygrowing demand by the Western
trade. II Is curious fact that notwitn-
standing the impressive evidence OF the
foolish waste of other years. the OYSTER
men are still violating all laws for the
preserl alton OF the Industry. Scores of
gatherers have already been arrested and
fined, but this appears TO be no deterrent
and the spoliation OF the beds goes on.
Indeed the only men who are actually
making money this season are those who
have appreciated the course of events and
are planting and caring for private beds.
One OF the wisest protective measures
that was passed by the Maryland legisla-
ture was the so-called Gull law, which
made II misdemeanor for the skipper OF
an oyster craft TO have more than 5 per
cent of his load OF oysters less than ~
inches In length The penalty Is 800.
Many of the oystermen who We're loudest
in their support OF this law are now kept
busy explaining to the inspectors why
they are carrying more than the regula-
tion 5 per cent Of culls. II Is astonishing
that the men who live by this great In
dustfy and who should be fully aware OF
the ruin they are bringing to It still per-
sst in their unlawful ways.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
MouIton Matters.

Moulton, Texas. December s0.-christ-
mas passed without any serious accidents.
except few fights Turkey dinners were
well enjoyed; Christmas trees for the lit
tie ones were plenty,
Services at the Catholic church were
largely attended Christmas day.
Mr. A. F.. Evans and family from Coli
zales wero guests OF Or. and Mrs. We'd
dington this week.
Farmers have gore 10 work In earnest
for another big crop,
The weather continues disagreeable and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
oakland.

San Francisco, December so.-Track Sloppy.
Results: N
Five furlongs-san Mateo. silvcrtone. Btta
II. Time Loo.
Six furlongs-High Hoe. Pat Morrissey.
Rcsalbra. Time 1:15is
Mile and sixteenth, selling--Imperous.
Eins,ein. Lost Girl. Time 1:49N.
Mil, and n quarter, free handicap-Dr. Ber-
nays Meadowthorpe, Lothian. Time 2:10is
Seven furlongs-Sybars. DR.. Sheppard DE-.
Nemtula. Time 1:2S%.
Six furlongs. sclling-Afamada. Plan, Febru
ary Time 1:15h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
Railroad Y. N. G. 4. opened.

4 Smithville, Texas, December 3o-The
railroad Young Mems Christian Assosl,.
ton was formally opened last nj sht by
addresses from the railroad Officials hare
and others; also music and reeitatiors s.
The building is fitted up with hand scms
furniture and all the latest improve nents
and conveniences' and will be great
peneit to the town, especially the ra Tread
employees. The cost of the building Is
something over $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31

E. Sweet. j, W Mitchell, 7. L. Ferry, e.
X. Jaenke and J. p Black, aldermen, NJ.
~ Shannon. school director, two years.
W. Krielaw. three years.
The Jennings Grmd Army post Will hold
its annauy banquet and campfire In the
opera house Monday night. Visiting vet
Grams will attend from Crowley and Lake
Charles.
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signed win richmond.

Weikart. Keefe and Badger who were mem
hers of the Houston team during the latter
part OF last season. have signed contract 10
play with the Richmond. Va, club next sca-
son. They are all good men and Mickey
Finn, who Is to manage Richmond, knows H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
THE RACES.
4. Favorite.

XX.1an. -shSSs
AM ! -. Dscsmber ao.-The stewards
,us, conclusion in their investiga-
: lung OF the Jumper Fred per-
=. result Jockey ]. Pierce, who
~ a.. .uiea OF the turf. In the
Nv 49,, also under investigation
: 4 ss'aed to refuse the entry Of
IN ~ In future and restored
II Al, owner, aud A. Mcintyre.
4 ths ~ " cloudy and cool and the
Nm ma unv'sice, rho faporites were
~ Va " three lnished first. The
ktlops. me New Orleans handIcsp
HUM IN which was won BY The
n y ia n .olt Mint saace, bred ~
hsorits' A onnod by Bonnie Bird
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
Dallas Birds won the Min.

Dallas, Texas December 3O.-The Christ
mas week cooking main between chickens
from Dallas, Plano, Terrell. and Grand Prairie
ended tonight. Dallas birds won two-thirds
of all the battles. Eight fights took place to-,
night; Dallas won five and Terrell three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
.yenn,ng. News.

Jennings. La. december so.--Tbs muni-
cipal election for the town OF Jennings
occurred on Friday. The following officers
we're chosen: V. N. Twitchell. mayor; D.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31

Nashville. Tenn. December 80. stove
manufacturers Of the South have practically
reduced their business 10 a cash basif Az
a meeting hero at which Nashville, Atlanta.
Vile and Memphis concerns were represented
Il was agreed that sixty days be the extreme
time limit for sales instead of four mouths
as heretofore No advance In prices was
made N sie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
JAS. Butte.
HOUSTON.

damp but It did not deter young gentle
men and ladies' from attending the ball
at Sinner last night. &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31
o'Oseo al day tomorrow (Monday) for New Years.
Great Reductions

ve Ossn made In the prices Mems Oyercoats and Sts
V oyercoats and Suits and Mems Fine Furnishings
lou are invited to be present TUESDAY MORNING. 70 oef
snare OF the good things that will be distributed a snch
small cost to purchasers .. SUN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Another Kid Glove Bargain,
90 Gloves for S0c.
500 Gloves for 50c.

Mostly small sizes, but immense
values.
Ladies' fine French lld Gloves at
$780,. former price S.50 This lot con-
sists of four button and Fosters fast
enngs. Blacks assorted shades OF
Tan and Purple.
AT 59c. fine quality and perfect it-
ting Kid GLOVES. four button and
Foster hook. Black and assorted
Tans. regular S.OO value.
Ladies four button. heavy Piquc
Walking Gloves. the most durable
Glove. for shopping and driving 'Jr~
former price Sl-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Sale of New China


w. . ..-l ...o.,,. ,,o,,.
" VIC u'' 49, -, ~ 80 - -
impOrtatlOns III DilllhS NOOHl
China, Dinner Sets, Tea SETS.
Omen stOCE-sinqle pieces of any
10 7. will nav Won to come i'm
-
ana see lAcSc new WdIea-
ta, ,i.,. Dinner Set ar fine Import
,f gbina d.intv decoration and Gold
traced. was 5000 one soup plate
damaged Will be sold for Sil9
Dinner SGT of Carlsbad China. exc
ira large pieces contains lm pieces.
ibis include soup lnfee". was S-'.v'
Januaf. h'l''' t''
Dinner SER contains i, l'.0'1' 'I
ci"oii- SOU
january l"'
l'-iieh ..'i',,p ''''
hnei "t ''' '"N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
White Goods Sale

Special values in India Linen,
4o-inch Lawns and PiQucs, real
staples and the most popular of
all white goods. These bar
gains cannot be duplicated for
less than double these prices
an aggregation Of values thatll
prove irresistible.
India Linens. % inches wide very
sheer. worth 1-3c.. now i->c.
Fine Lawns. 40 inches wide. sheer
quality; worth - 1-2c now Z 3-ic
Nainsook Checks extra fine. num-
Der. good width worth &C.. now Lac.
Long Cloths 30 inches wide, as fine
as amy 10 l-2c. quality now 9c.
Piques. straight cords and fancy
figures. worth 49,. now - l-2c
Special number i'm PiQuos heavy
large wales fancy CORDS. and small
figures worth 25c.. now 11c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
New Black Goods for EARLY Spring Wear.
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods.
Paquin serge. 90 inches wide. and
all-wooi. a.. per yard, 75c.
Venetian Cloth so inches wide, with
high finish. al. per yard. Sl0.
Satin Berbcr. 10 inches wide and
strictly all-wool a regular '5c. value,
al, per yard, &c.,
Black Chcviot. 30 inches wide all
wool. and medium weight, at, per
yard. SIC.
Black Crcpons. AZ inches wide. I'm
bias and bayadere stripes. regular $l0O
goods: at. per yard. isc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Art Department
New Designs in Linen Centre
Pieces.

* inch Zoe. value FOR 5c.
12Nl2 inch l3c value for Toe.
l-Nl5 inch 20c value for l5c.
1sNlS inch 25c. value f0r zoe.
Regular - and 30c. Cushion Tops
nice designs for lgc.
Another special lot OF Linen Cush-
ion TOPS. worth 3gc. for 25c.
Fancy Printed Mornc and Fancy
Stripe Linen Tops, regular Soc. value
for 'ic.
Knotcd Fringe stamped Doylies,
rcaul1r &c., value. for JOE.
SiXc li-inch stamped. knOt.ed fringe
Linen Doyues zoe. value. for l2 l--c.
Fancy Printed Asa Table Covers,
regular ESQ. value for 3er.
Fine Canvas Cloth Table Covers.
with cross stitch design. regular $50
value for csc.
Fancy Figured prapory Silks. Tee
@lar 15c. value. for 50e
Stamped Duck scarls. ] "a yards
long. 29c. value for Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Bargains for Men

Always an up-to-date stock,
? Tomorrow we will put quick
prices on few broken lots, of
which assortments are incom-
plete.
Mems White Laundered Shirts.
short bosom. the famous Monarch
brand special 500.
odd lot of Mems Madras and Per-
p Gallo Shirts with detached cuffs.
regular S10 value. our price 5Jc
A small lot of Boys Flannel Waist
. sizes 90 S years; regular 5jc. value,
here for 25c.
A small lot Of Boys Porcalc Waist
, sizes 4 TO years. a regular Joe. value,
reduced TO Zoe.
p Mems Jersey Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers in Ecru. Blue and Dark Tan,
special soc. each.
Mems Wool Mixed. shirts and
Drawers in Grey and White. "a good
&c. value; our price Soc. each.
+, Mems Imported Black Half Hose.
double heel and toe, Hermsdorf Dye
..H pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
$500.
Special

We have just placed on sale a
New Model Corset, perfect fit
ting, graceful, comfortable short
hip, Hygienic) lace trimmed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Bed-Ticking

Good. Heavy Quality Feather Tick
Ing. wide striped 11c. value for d. he.
The Best Quality Feather Ticking
guaranteed 90 hold feathers. worth
poe. yard. for l5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
SOC.

Vastly SUPERIOR to any hereto
fore offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Wash Goods Sale

Short lengths and mill ends OF
Outing cloths, Flannelettes, Ma
dras and Ginghams. You could
choose from these with your eyes
closed and every selection would
be a money saver. Every unbi-
ased and intelligent comparison
strengthens our case, and VIII
only lead to one result.
Percalos, 80 inches wide dark and
light colors, worth s l-5c, now BE-.
Fine Percales. So inches wide. stripe
and plaids, worth 10c now 3-4c
Dress Glnghams, dark colors, good
quality, worth &C., now DC.
Outings Cloths. heht and dark
colors. worth l0c. now Lie
Flannellctts. new choice styles
worth 100. now l-3c.
Woven Mardas. % inches wide
stripes and plaids, worth y lie, no"
Sic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Ribbon Sale

Prices that break the record OF
bargain giving. Costs ignored.
They must so.
$50 yards All Pure Six. Fancy aud
, Plain Taneta Ribbon. fun - inch
formerly sold Tor l5c, and lsc, yard
now BE-. a yard.
odd lot TO inch Pure silk
Polka-dot Fancy Stripes and Plain
Taneta Ribbon, real worth 33c. yard
now Zoe. "a yard.
1-2-inch Wash Betting. very new,
an colors was Zoe. yard, now lc'
a yard
and 4-inch. All SILK Gauze Rib
bon IN black white and colors. was
29c a yard, now &c., a yard.
31-2-inch. All Pure SILK Plain Tai
feta Ribbon pc. value. l5c a yard.
5-inch Satin Sash Ribbon. black.
white and c0lOrs. worth zoe. yard,
now 25c. yard
C-inch Pure SIX Moire Taneta Rib
bon IN odd shades, was i5c., yard,
, now 29c a yard.
4-inch All SIX Double Face Heavy
Cord Edge Satin Ribbon. AN cOlors,
, worth soc. a yard, now 39c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Hosiery Sale

The only true fast Black 'Herms>
doris. Heavy weights for cold
weather, medium weights for
mild, intermediate weather,
white sole or white foot for
those who object TO all black
isle thread, silk finish and all
silk.
Ladies' Fine imported Hose. Herms-
d0lf Dye spliced heels and toes and
double s0lcs. 2Jc value for isc. pair
Ladies' fine Imported Tan Hose.
spIiccd heels and toes color guar
antcaI. all sizes. 15c. quality for
10 l-2c pair.
Ladies' Superior Finish Fine Inn
ported Tan Hose, fast. stainless cole
OPS extra high spiiced heels -9e.
quality for 15c pair
Boys EXtra-Hcayy Bicycle Hose.
Iron Frame double knees. heels and
toes am sizes Csc. pair.
Misses fine ribbed Hose. fast Black
and stainless. double knees. heels and
toes an sizes, worth 15c. pair, price
u 1-2c uair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Corsets

, COrsets
This popular department is at
tracing special attention by the
display of Graceful and Hy-
gienic Corsets at the popular
price Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Linen Sale

Special values IN Doylies, Din
ner Napkins, Table Cloths, and
Damasks, not the ordinary spe-
cials, such as the word usually
implies, but a choice bargain list
to choose from, at half prices
and less than regularly sold.
Doylles. colorcd borders. all-llncn;
cheap at Csc. dozen, special az 4c.
each.
Dinner Napkins German linen good
size. % bargain at &c., special at SOC
Dinner Napkins. German linen. large
size. 90 good number at 95c., special
at 1oe.
Dinner Napkins. German linen. 81
s.le bleached. a bargain az $i.Z5, spe-
c.aI at csc.
Table Cloths. 1914, fringed. German
linen. white and colored borders;
worth $500. special at see.
Table Cloths. l0-4 frnged, German
Uun. white and colored borders;
worth Sl25. special at ssc.
Table Cloths. 104. fringed, white
and c0'0red borders German Linen
worth $780, special at $ll9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Null Ties

Owing to an overstock, this
desirable fad tor stylish dressers
is now reduced, and the prices
assure great selling.
our entire stock Of Null Ties. that
, originally sold al $780, ana 42c.. Us nov
reduced. The price reads Zoe. each
All our zoe. and 7lc. Fancy Bobinct
and Pleated Null Tics. are now
marked o5c. each.
All higher priced goods originally
selling al from zoe. TO csc. are now
marked 4Sc each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

. Silks.
Liberty suine. p inches wide. So
Turquoise. Cream and Black; at, per
yard. '5c.
Black Satin Brocadcs. % inches
. wide. in small. neat designs and baya-
deere stripes; per yard. soc.
Black eros Grain, 10 inches wide,
y and good weight per yard, SOC.
Black Taneta q inches wide. an
silk and pure dye; at, per yard, S-o)
Black Peau de Sole. in excellent
value: at, per yard, Jc, $780, N-25
and Sl5O