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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
COTTON MILL MEETING.
Permanent Organization Was Per.
fcctcd at Mount Vernon

permanent Organization Was Per-
fccted nt Mount Vernon.
Mount Vernon, Texas February 6.-The
stockholders in the proposed cotton mill
at this place met last Friday at the court
house and went into permanent orguniza-
tion, the following named persons being
elected as board of directors: p. c..
Majors j, II. Majors. r. NJ. Pirtle. c. n.
koonse, DIR. ] NJ. Fleming. q. r. Langston
A. Il. Brooks, W. W. Long. A. ]. patton.
j. h. Rutherford and ]. r. Banister.
a set of bylaws were adopted About
$4,000 has been paid in. The directors
were instructed to proceed at once to
build the mill. A committee OF the diree-
tors are now at work securing options OF
land with view OF getting an experienced
mill man hore TO locate a site.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Wharton. Texas, February e,-The ma l.
chinery for ribbon cane syrup plant,
consisting OF two evaporators with ca
pecity OF 10000 gallons aud one large
strike pan, has been received and is the
property of Messys, Bates and jones I.ast
year these gentlemen put In small sugar
mil which was such marked sucress
that they felt encouraged to invest largely
In this industry this season. The new
mill win turn out 5000 gallons OF synip
every day last year the syrup supply
which was OF excellent quality, did no;
meet the homo demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
THE DEMooRArro POSITION.

Congress has Tor some little time beer.
hutton with regard to the Philippines. The
Post printed last Sunday a tolerably full
synopsis OF the speech Of the author OF
this resolution in Which no ably maintained
that the United States owes as much TO
the Fillpnos az It does to the Cubaus. to
whom by resolution Of congress, self gov
eminent has been promised; he urged that
his resolution declaring st 1.-THE intention
of this government 10 confer the right OF
government upon the Filipiuos be adopted
as a means not only of terminating the
war. but of extending TO the struggling
Ter rose during the discussion to express
his regret that he had not included in the
Cuban resolutions OF which he was the
author the people OF all Spanish possess
sions acquired by the United States in
addition to the cuhans.
This supplemental resolution, emhody-
ing as 1t does the position OF Mr. Bryan
and nearly every democratic leader of
note in the United States, was approved
by almost every democrat and quite a
number OF republicans In congress. AZ
pointed out by an exchange, this resolution
did not mean the withdrawal Of the United
States troops from the archipelago until
peace IS restored. No democrat has ever
demanded such withdrawal. But demo-
Gratis do believe that Il was In the pgesi-
dents power to have prevented the trou-
BILE and that he could have stopped It al
most any day since Il began b. Offering
some assurance like that contained in the
Bacon resolution which. as originally PIE.
senied. read as follows
Resolved That the United States hereb,
dleciaim any disposition Oh intention totexer
size pefmRpent Sovereignty, jurisdiction o
cfutrol ofer said Stands. aud. 'aasfri thep
tretfiWiratlons when ftehle and indepepden
loseirmept shall have been erected therein
lntitlfd, IN the iudemepl of the uuited States
% recognition as such. tc transfer 10 said Rov
sInmenf: upen terms which shall be reason
able and i'if'. oil rights serured under, IN
eesfion from spsln ard 20 thereupcu leav
tif gffernmfnt and rontfol 81 the Islands /
their nset'le
" y Tbs Belief Of most men who hav'
= eifsa e the subiert much thought thu
u tina resolution had been adopted Their,
would have been no wsr In the Philippines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
sHERIFIOs' DEPARTMENT.

Eagle Lake, Texas. February Given
ty-hye dollars reward for the following es-
capped convict; Name. Francisco Ramuez,
alias Leonardo Gonzales. sent from Bexar
county: crime, theft of horse: term, 5
years; complexion, dark (Mexican); eyes
black hair black; age, 30 years; height,
feet 4 inches; wears No. shoes sup
posed to be going west, and riding the fol ]
lowing described horse: Brown mare. star
In forehead about years old. IL hands
high not cure about brand. but n branded
at all, 1t is n. S, on hip. Address all
information TO r. II. Underwood, sergeant.
or w. X. Kinard. city marshal, Eagle
Iaka
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vcraic, o. sui,iae.,

Mckinney Texas February 5.--A ver-
tic, q suicide VAS repiersa today by the
Hquest proceedinss over Miss Fannie
poyle. She swallowed strvchAiae sat,fr-
lay at 4 carar on Wilsnn creek two miiss
Nest 81 Mckinney she was II ,.Nys ! 4
aid iorneTls liysd q, Lev .afilis. neaf,e
county. Hey lemains sere h1rlea esa- ~
1pti rhsne shs sHd}d her unhsnpy yoans
liis by Der own hands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
TEXAS rNpErEspnNoE Mosumpsr
No Determination to Change the
Date of UnycilinG

Date of unvciIine.
hrenham. Texas. February 6,--Tbe ar
ransement committee for the lndepend-
ence Monument association held an in
formal meeting Tuesday morning to dis
cuss the forthcoming unwilling of the
monument at Old Washington on the Bra
zos. This monument was purchased by
the school children Of Washington county
to mark the spot where the declaration
OF independence Of Texas was signed. II
was originally Ia have been unveiled July
4, 1893, he floods Interrupted the pro
gramme and The unvsilng was postponed
until April 81, Of this year. The commits
tee haa received a letter from the Texas
Veterans association asking that the un e
yelling be deferred until July 4. in order
that the association may be in attend
anee. The committee for the Texas Vet
Grams state that the annual meeting of that
organization will be ON at San Antonio,
April Il, aud for that reason they can not
be Ia Brenham at that time
The committee has not yet decided what
they VIII do in the matter
MI r. T JaegEli OF The firm of Jaeggli
4 Martin, who constructed tho monument
viii visit Old Washington in a few days
and prepare the foundation for the monu-
ment, Tho county hands will be employed
70 grade an elevation for tho Independence
shaft and the county commissioners Will
be importuncd at their meeting next week
to appropriate the necessary money for
tho construction OF a neat and substantial
iron fence about the enclosure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
Lnna SOFA n, ,rru.,,.

Richmond, Texas, February e.--Eleven
thousand acres OF land situated in and
around the town OF Beasely, in this couu-
ty, we're sold today at iuHteos sale at
the court house 10 Richmond. Most ar
the land was bought IN by the Fsrmers'
Loan and Trust company Of New York
ana VIII be cut up IN small farms and Ne
plaeed on The market n the near fniure..
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Telephone Numbers: sss.ss.... 81 ~

The city--The Post Is delivered to any part Of ihs
city by carriers. per month. $500; three months
$500; six months. 5000; one year, Si7.oo.
Mr. Theodore Befing has charge Of the city
circulation and colIectng. Messrs. Theodore
Berng. Chas. Lott and Paul Hobby are the au-
fhorized collectors Of ali city bills Goth asvers-
Ing and subscripson) and no money should be
paid 10 any one other Than those n2mea. unless
special written authority signed by the business
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ton Printing Company.
eubscribers falling 70 receive The Post regularly
will please notify me Office promptly. Every
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e:so O'clock a n.
Cnder no eirsum stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid. or accepted In payment Of accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Kansas City paper wondered some tlme
since u the Hon. Webster Davis would prove
persona grsta 10 Dom Paul Webster seems
to have answered and the better rendition
would be persona graiissima
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

History has repeated itself again ", Bourke
Cochran promised Bryan the presidential Office
and all the gil, edge emoIuments thereof and
the great Nebrsskan told the New York prod
lgal 10 get behind him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The Boston Authors club has decided not 10
admit TO membership anybody who has not
written a book OF ahliterary eharaoter--sud
typewriter copyists are barred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

General Roberts alleged cali for oco1o more
men came Unexpectedly after MIR wyndham s
enhancement that the British practically
have at3. 600 trocps there row.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Chicago alderman is the author Of thst
elegant phrdseoiosy: President Andrews
stands snuarciy on his feet" How Arm a
foundation. ye saiuts OF the hog.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Old Tecumseh once defined war as Ill. II
tho old warrior were now on earth he would
probably move TO strike out the word war and
substitute therefor tho word Kentucky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

friends than any other commodity that the
spectators touch Those who refused TO buy
It at cents are fighting for 1t at cents and
above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The Boston Globe speaks o, the powers rest
ing on their arms. as 4 were. Does this In
eiude the Ahkoond OF Swat. the High cocka-
forum Of Timbuctoo aud tho Honorable Bill
board Mason Of Cook county, tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

his hght for reelection. But IS the city on
cash bass2 we viii sec little later on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The mayor played politics good and hard in
his animal rnessage. but we will be much mis-
taken II some at least Of that halt to suck
ors" does not develop boomerang qualities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The deadly microbe turks in the pointed
vhiskers. according to scientist. II this in
formation is true tho English N South Africa
should begin TO lop off their lambrequins in
stanter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

In his aanust message tAs mayor escic,
ihe cisim shsi Inc e.,s bas heen out on a c,sl,
'nasls. he Is playing tins as lsadlag cara 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

3. y s y4ttNSToN vcs PsssDssr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Mr. Charles T Yerkcs says that the ignor-
ance Of women about business affairs is stu-
perdous, That may he why they often make
such bad business bargains in mnrryeg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The friendsaand street orators OF the CITY
administration are jubilating over the de-
clsion Of the supreme court declaring the
state school trustee law unconstitutional. The
Post can readily understand why those who
are directly interested in getting their hands
on the public schools. In order TO dispense
little more public patronage and srattty a
desire TO discharge certain employees who are
regarded as inimical politically to the powers
that be. hut beyond that there can be no cause
for cougTatulation on the part o. any citizen
sincerely interested 10 the education OF the
children Of Houston. When all Of tho facts IN
this miserable affair come out the people will
understand this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
FUNDS IN STATE TREASUpy

Austin Texas February the OF the bo,.
nsmzed ~
hand IN fooxInp a
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The woman sufrasAsss who win petition,
eonsFess 20 omit the word 'msle' from ths
sunfese clause Of TIE contributions Framed 81,
Hawai-, Cuba, Puerto Rico ana the Pmhpp,oe
Pc, hAsh eompvment 70 me coian,sl dsush
ters o. 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Eight-cent cotton has come and now the
figures are rapidly approaching the sM-oent
mark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

each basisg We viii sec little later on.
-------------------
The Boston Globe speaks o, the powers rest
ing on their arms, as 4 were. Does this In
forum Of Timbustoo and tho Honorable Bill
board Mason Of Cook coungf III
General Roberts alleged call for eco1o more
men came Unexpectedly after MIR wyndham Is
announcement that the British practically
have 2t3.coo troops there now.
Kansas City paper wondered some tlme
since II the Hon. Webster Davis would prove
persona grsta TO Dom Paul Webster seems
to have answered and the better rendition
would be persona graiissma.
The Boston Authors club has decided not 10
admit to membership anybody who has no,
written book Of saliterary ehsraoter--sud
typewriter copyists are barred
------------------
History has repeated itself again ". Bourke
Cochran promised Bryan the presidential office
and all the gilt edge emoIuments thereof and
the great Nebraskan told the New York prod
lsal TO &c, behind him.
A Chicago alderman is the author of thst
elegant phraseoiosy: President Andrews
stands squarely on his feet How Arm a
foundation. ye saiuts Of the hog!
The once despised cotton now has more
friends than any other commodity that the
spectators touch. Those who refused TO buy
It at cents are fighting for 1t at cents and
above.
Old Tecumseh once defined war as Ill. II
tho old warrior were now on earth he would
probably move TO strike out the word war and
substitute therefor tho word Kentucky.
The deadly microhe turks in the pointed
vhiskers, according to a scientist II this in
formation is true tho English IN South Africa
should begin TO lop off their lambrequins in
stanter.
The mayor played politics good and hard in
his annual message. but we will be much mis-
taken II some at least Of that halt to suck
ors" does NOT develop boomerang qualities.
Mr.. Charles T Yerkes says that the ignor-
ance Of women about business affairs is stu-
perdous That may he why they often make
such bad business bargains in marryeg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

-Four months IN session without making !,
sinsle law, Is the record Of the New lerse,
Islssisle,ure. WIN some one please toss Il I
Jersey iiiys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Former Governor Thayer OF Nebraska vehe-
mently declares Asuinaldo is savage. Agui-
nado speaks twelve Languages including En-
glish French, German and Spanish, nuentIy
and correctly. Thaysr does not speak one
correctly. II Agulnado IS savage It were
rather difficult to properly classify the Ne.
braska imperialst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Every time cotton advances fraction Mr.
Neil ana his 100000 bale crop dwindle a
little more in tho estimation Of the public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Probably II was an oversight on the part of
the mayor, the fact that he failed to put n
paragraph 10 his annual message oongrhtu
lating the poor people who have been sold out
Of house and home for city taxes under the
crush orders" OF this administration Possibly
his honor may have thought that these sub
iecis Of the municipal crown arc due the con-
sIderatlon of a special message, and that this
VIII be forthcoming later on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The people Of Houston are getting very tired
Of local bossism In their city affairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Whatever may be said versus the South
Dakota gentleman, Il must be admitted that
his was Pettigrewsome tale for the Hanna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

frof' Dewar of London froze some mlcrobr.
OF typhoid fever, cholera and diphthcria 10
,ne almost ineoueeiyable low temperature Of
i'Au'd AR and left them twenty hours. Grea,
was his surprise to and them yery active a.
soon as they had ihawed themselves cut. The,
were cold weather birds dsr.dedly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

Talk about your figures, and what they can
be made to do, isn't that annual report of the
city affairs a lulu2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

The Buffalo Express, republican. win
doubtless he courtmarlIaled by the Hanna
Gratis for giving tips rather too plainly as
follows: "Althoush q great deal IS said in
Washington about the shipping subsidy bill
It IS reported there Is strong opposliion among
republican senators TO passing it before the
presidential campaign Is over. The wisdom
from party viewpoint OF pos,ponemeut win
hardly be questioned"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-16

Ieben, mas i4 notb ME ge1ebn ben.
Dle Weoesipsilern is off &olrs au9
nttgange IN Die bot iipiperbaurt sez
Gdt, als mann Ie fdon span5t9 ssso1r
bier letpe beht. 90 ebbes glct9 i9
nit lin uffsefidit bot fe iih. BET Safe!
9,lle DAG 1etes Rtbben UNI ibren
g&d I'm iramer bic luuteite gollers,
tpo ie nur bot finne tonne. ie bot lmz
n er geb gegudt I'M bas glet9 ih nit.
Mta, rner ben alip en- groBe Wabt cez
nomme I'm Dann fin mer in 5tritt
ffmme, DO mar uff beibe Settle {
&eblins I'm Damn is pibber emol gar
feite Hehltng fomme III oann nar
niboer Std Heblina IN 10 fort. sSn
fie Stritt, Die arig fpnnia gu MIDI se=
gudt bot, lin mer ganae lii BITE Wfiis
Jus Milern bot MIDI gefragt, mas t9
oaau iage bebt. Sd ben se1agt, leu
mar bpb ntds edstrds. dipper uff
eemol Do fin t6 gan5 tpeiB ins Sebs
geiporoe I'm ib ben alliiptper getrelnz
pelt. Senfe Sc empl. Do Is 10 Die
sanse Stritt semuhft I'M hot uas mitz
gsnomme. Die Gebltnas I'M Die Gdmz
pobits Iii ales is mitsanss In Do i'm
i9 oo9 ip geiGtehrt GelDeie. oab i1
aus Iauter S6rede an bic Hsbltns eez
luufe lin III tpie Sbpening tpmme
IS, Do lin i'd bon bic Stritt errunner
geti9umpt. SEPT ben ia eriht ausz
genuine, DaB netptg unfer Strttt ned
annere Stritt mar, ipp arao 10 frsG=
Jig aemubft bot III mas ner'n Sc
bentes 9tngeitmilfe Tin ib, 70 lang
pie i4 mar I'm i'd ben edipsdtei, haB
al mel 8obns in mel aDrper1e ge=
tlddt tpdre, appsr es lOt mid nids
seiGdot, ib iin gar nit qeosmlnetiH
eeipeie. 9lpper i4 lin 10 uffgeIbebtt
geipeIe. baB tf for brei Dag mel
Simps nit ben nlubfe setSnnt. OFF
Gobrs ben ia Die Wftlleru Pis5 BON
mein Wtsino geiptpe. atplpsr bic bot
Bios gela6t un seiagt, le bdtt nit
edipedtet, baB ih 10 fub[iTh Iein
fDnnt. 8eQ, bas nId,Hs mtpl trsib
t9's beKer. Wfit bette 9Rieaarbs,
2i55ie 6anfItsassl.
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mfrksniirniBeH Uhnratn-
rfiuer.

@ittmeifer (bie geianslunbe
ieiner Gdmooron befuheno): .Gaaen
Sic, 6err Gantor, ,parum lailen Sic
ni6t aud 'mul mas Dieritimmiaes
iinaen?A ?A-a antor: sd habe gu
tpenig Sen6re. 9err Nittneilier -
Rittmeiiter: .Meb. tperne sbnen
9leib aeigen, tuie bas aebt. ynie piel
Mann iin9en bier?" Gantor:
reedaig. A-HittmeiLer (sdblt Is
Wann ob): .Gp, Sbr fingt erren
5enor. Sbr (uiener Is Mann abad1-.
leno) 5lpeiten. bic foleerben 6iirfaebn
erlen BaB llno bic uebrigen aueiten
BaB! werliebt Sbr mid g oIoa.
ten: Y3u Deiebl, 0err 9ittmeiifer.
-9ittmsiner ljum adntor): go.
~ laiien Gie 'moi mas bpriinc-~2.
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r2ausbub', elenoiger, ba balt Du
so pfennis' fir Die Galle, uno ieBt
i4au, oaB . 'naustommlt!"
Getteiftuut.

Gaf: rMber, 9err Oottor, baben
Sic cine reidbaltige 8ibliotbet. Da
geaatten Sic mir bod, bab i'd mir
bann un5 mann elm Bud gum 2eien
bole?"-O Oottor: .9but mir leio,
Derleibe prinaipiell teine Bidder; man
betommt lie ia ME ipieoer. 4--@ f:
.Mber, 6err Oottor, lei 2euten tpie
unier einem-A-Dottor: % bite,
bemiiben Sic ii9 nidt; i'd tueiB ielbif
iebr tuobl, tuie meine 8ibliotbet ents
itanben lit.
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1tt Hrr Htnune.

Nebrer: nWiiller, Sic feben ia
nod Der ubr, Sbnen 1T es tpobl au
lanstpeilig?" ?"-M lller: .Nein, 9err
proteiior, idb iebe nur au meinem ge,
bauern, Dab Die Stunoe, Die 10 interef.
fant III. balo beenoi9t tperben mub!"
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AnHCa,e RiidsItdrf.

Serenii1imus: sgrfabre ba
foeben, oaB mein alter, lieber Gtalt.
meiiier geltcrben 1T. 81 bDb traurie."
- & in berman .Sa. 0obeit,
a1le Menfdsn miifien lierben. -
6erenifiimus 0uirft inn eil..n
firafenben 9lid -Ginoermann
(lid Derbelernhl: Gal aIle X
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AprtJ Ta1litattter.

grHer Gamilienpater: .gs
lit ibredlid, tuie oiel @elo Grau unb
S6dter fiir ibre Soiletten Derlansen!A
- 3meiter s iSa>milienpater:
.N6, meine orei S0dter perlanaen bon
mir gar Die Mittel aum 9oftorbut."
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Gorfnirtb: .Gu uillli BET mir
Snustnedt ipere'n?" - sc n d t:
,Sa"- "-Sprfmirtb: Qlfern, tpann
son 8eiIpiel Der Gepp unb Der 6ias
ranfet mero'n uno a Sremoer mifdt II
brein uno mill Grieoen iliften, mas
tpirf na6ber tbun?" t: .Nad<
ber nimm | oen GrieoensltiItcr unb
Ihmeib'n auBi!" or E:
,@ut! Gu perFehli Gein' Sad uno
tannIt elei einIteb'n."
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Gin 3diftrnn.

aurgaf: r8ibt es in benz Maln
Bier aud Wilo2" GaHtofbe-
ftber: .Griiber bauiie idon Elm.
Qiri1familie berin-.eo1 fam einmal
Elm Rursal, Der Elm lsibenidaitlitfcr
Sdger mar. Ser bat 10 Iange aui Die
9biere 9eihoiien, Bis iie 11lieBli1 ollie
-ausgetuanbert lino y