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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
AMERICAN WINES
CnIifornia's Product saia
Permanent Quaili'er

permanent Qualities
Philadelphia Record.
Tho cultivation Of gFapss
United states solely for tDs
Of wines is rapidly assuming e /,
anee of q National Industry ~
TINA es place the prooaois rs (,
wines in California durlns N,
year, 1900, at about lS'O0o,ns 3 J,
dry wines and 100000 gaIlsas I !: {
vines. The greatest inpea,lasss 81
establishment OF a pernanps,s.a. q
foreign market for these WIZ, 4.
their lack of standard. wins y
a rule. has been conducted y
ard manner. wl,houL saen.l 4.
and AID. on the othef nagr Is
demands a brand that "" ~ Il
sigh.ly from year TO year, q, Z
part. calar characteristics q NJ
,y,naee but standard IN AZ .,~l>
,icuiars. a very extensiye, & 4
Of analysis of the COMPOSING 81
can wines from all portions y II
try has recently been maes 4
Ri-elcw, second assistant cns
government division OF rrta,
prelim1nary xep toward i, III
Of standard! ding the sevs's~ 80 /,
INVESTIGATIONS are also on M siss Il
-. t7. oe,.ae,,I chemical sipass
typical American wines IA y 4
characters les, for Il saosS s .ssssj
stood the proportions Of s,,rjls
tents OF Wines alter .n No
those recognized by f'r0
ers' assoeia lions
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Rucs a Hasty Marriage.

Minneapolis Mimi. -Hypnotizei ana led
to the ALTAR by -chee@ed g.rl of 10
years, according to his statement. John
Gibbons an aged and wealthy resl5ent OF
mis- city. filed an application for yorcs
today. Mr. Gibbons is 81 years of ag,.
Many yeats ago, SO he tells in his com.
PAN ne net Mary Allen, nov his wife.
He was hypaotized by her he SAYS nd
while in that condition was led IN the
altar and forced to marry her without a
conscious knowledge or consent. Peni-
ing decision in the case the vile /,
allowed aimony sufficient to live unon.
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Girl VIII Wed In Eryut.

Mishawaka, Ind.-Stimulated by the
hope that she may SON become the BRIDE
of the man she loved and mpzlled by the
desire to prevent the pcs ,ponemelt of
the nuptial ceremony, Mss Maude Ca e
of South Lyons, Ind. started from New
York yesterday en- the Columbia for AeS-
apt'iia, Egypt. She makes the wea j.
SINE voyage Of 5000 miles unaccon-
panied. Her future husband Is WAR n
II, Thompson. formerly resident o.
WoIdeu, Ind. He is graduate of the
University OF Michigan and for several
years has been employed as mechanical
englaeer by a Cleveland arm.
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why Mnssachnsett. me-,

Atlanta Constitution.
The report OF the state tax commits
sioner Of Massachusetts, shows why the
PEOPLE Of that State are rich.
Inc total valuation of the capital STOCK
Oh corporations IN that state IS s6lt ssi :
80 with nearly $780, goo coo not coIntea
tpeeause Of litigation. The yaiu. of ne
9nd and machinery OF these corporations
IS SS49'S56l29. The aggregate Of the tarss
assessed on this property is s5.l56,iso.
Massachusetts, is poor state ,tlr-
any, Her people encouraged and devel-
{pea manufactures with the result stated
filled. l''iiS are
There Is lesson In this-dlvidepds,
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some Maybes About Texas soions.

Brownsville Herald.
The upper house OF the present Texas
leSlslatu'e Is said TO be regular bene
diets club, as All but two OF tae mem
tets are married. II ought 10 he very
seriou1 mindel, dignihei body. but
There's no telling. II the better halv s
Of Rae members have accompanied them
70 the capital, maybe so, bat II, as is
n,lst likely. the ladies' have renNinei a.
n ne, maybe no. A benedict at home
WITH his Nlfe may be saint hut bene-
Dict abroSd without his wife may lie
the very old scratch.
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win De Generamy Bcnncini.

WINS InueN.
Ihe Houston Post, By way OF stirring
up me slumberlng energies of tho citi-
zsns OF that city and exciting more en-
terprlsing and progressive spirit, is In
wing the views from leading ana proml-
hens men OF every vocation and calling
Is 70 new 10 make Greater Houston"
Each ar lcle written upon this question
IS accompanied by a photo of the writer
lnis way OF drawing out the Views OF ex-
pereneed and public spirited business
men - an original idea with The Post,
ana lno Views thus expressed VIII benefit
g her elAes AMI towns as we'll as Hous-
ton,
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what Papers Do You Read,

Houston comes to the front again ana
eisims The sympathy of the country II
large for she is row In the midst of one
OF those trying ordeals which alone Seams
70 nave the power to throw her into con-
eaten tlons md convulslons-a mayor,s
election, From epid5mics storms hur-
riGanes and tidal waves she has alw,vs
sillei out with beating drums and wayine
nshners' but when It comes to q rnavnr,s
election how she can fume and froth.
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Valuable Pointer for Texn.

LaIIaS Ilme5- Herald.
The state has demonstrated at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college that
any community which has a gin en-, for
less than $500 additional expense. have
a cannery for vegetables and fruJs. md
the canning can be dope when here Is
no ginning on hind, This should stlmu-
late gardening and the setting cut of
oroharas, and stop the tie rible drain on
Texas by imported can gods
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FiHpiuos' Peculiar ways.

JpuIHdi.
In one Philippine province we are told
tnat there are twelve tribes of natives
and all but one of the tribes are deeply
IN love with American subjusation. But
the one tribe that wants home rule ter
rorizes the other eleven and overthrows
Whatever government the United States
puts there with bayonets.
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Beaumont,s Cruel Jokeu,

btaumunL Journal.
The Journal Thought that ait the m re
suggestion that Galveston and Houston
should be put in the same congre sional
District the two cities would rulA low
ingly into each others arms, but The
Houston Rost says the suggestion is an
invention Of tde enemy"
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


y rerusul Of preot maturity NJ .ha ,o,
10 ,,o,..,,., - ~ - Us N'h-
1N'"F''.'' VI leNas. ieaus one to believe
ina sever pr fessional say!ors OF the poo
PIE are liahlo to get smashed so hard that
their beauty Will be spoiled. 1t Is probable
however. mat their wisdom will get a Hft
I III the bout,
AS -,
Ni- uouo' ahout the editor Of the Durham,
n e., sun being philosopher is set at rest
by M paragraph;
WAen tho chronic Frumbler dies humanity
ge.i S,, y. qcn y MAJ a good Joke. on the
t 10 ~ w n"1 g. perennial sun
far y ,,,1,,.,,t ~ ny seins1 world stops
'"1 ui'ps " 'sa' Oh MS grave.
Kapeas city packers arc importing sail
ie." I,ye,noo' We have sat trust IN
r0ckere R1d IL ~ nv t, ~ t'.met a.
at scr The ocean ana bqif ~ o orl5
cen laent Wen i was argey produced
II NJ WAN ~ tre iu,Y miles OF them.- -
r.tors ,r,.-sa,, ao,.o.t.- T..
fo guptlg All ,,,e ~, tor, so'n o.9nt
,tA s,',se f,,,r'sta,,.. t't on''.u 9es
h, NH ,ro o,b,. ~, DIV. 'ne 'o' trust
rs les 4, N, ,oor.o ,,h.r -. ~ ''
au. compel ton.
49,
TIE l1ansae city Journal saws there 10 No
10 th, electoral COLLEGE. we don't
Tufa3 lg,. .pff}, ,yo..j s." , bes Us tho s9mur
IN yC Bryan d We. '"o presidency
Crt1 clever rlay on words :, ,,oo,,,u
laI lecn e,r-pr,eq !, ,S-c ~, -. e'p'.'ons
s 80 SOW "" re sAmc h'gh
u'' VIZ as tAeV were about sevenfy-hve
ve''' '''or2, Mr., Ti.Gcn woald unicubtedlv
favr been lnaur,iry,. cd n, -,
It,.,,., y" s"ent OF ihe
Nm ~ r ma 49,, WV peopV erected
'1u plH'.rV OF th' United states
would have been qul Inherent.
tbf rate ot about ene a veeE EyjIopf,.}ie:
ms s. one office that VIII no, 70 h gei-e nv
Sic seugcr. "repeianl
No oun ron nr,,o,. 49,.
fro,, ..t '"0N' pou'eians
'NW assuring 10 o'hco. perhaps. Al
least no enc over has done so. but the people
coud very proner,y Ieavo ther, oio,,a -. ~,
tavt ,,o,,.,f. w. tHeni atone tor TIE
a,...'.e -. mootns' Ihe idea OF person
@puYunclns '''r me high ofhce Of governor of
s-p s'ea' s'a'e OF Texas two years IN adj
49, - ~ ''eeton' why he might be
80 W. oiu axe before the people had
1''''' 10 woe against mimi
=, ~
The Crockett Courier has been taking an
lag is credit 10 East Texas tho land which
la, teen r.dieuled a. n,ntb a, So. -
THE +, go, ,r 90 'Ne'"' ycars'
TIA s1'
~ YOU ever "a NIX OF f.? Houston county
m 10 y eu'aUo1 OF -n,Vo1 people produced
~ ~ Oh o eott4a on every man woman
ssN eti,Q N ne county, al Though Tho crop
W. snort Nor Is tea al TIE marEstahle
value o tina cot, wi Other nrodUeis
marketed ka cotton seeI and It's ou,nut
~ ~ - veg t'aai frui' Lumber poll-
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THE sourWs corroN v1oronY.


On another page Of today's ist VIII
be found very interesting article re-.
earding the cotton situation, written BY a
gentleman at Memphis, Tenn. in whica
facts and figures are given to show there
viii be eomething closely akin to COZ
ton famine next July ana August.
The Memphis stGtstlclan has I'M
doubtedly delycd deeply INTO all Hgu.es
OF production and eonsumpIcn and is
probably justified IN predicting higher
prices for the remnant az The South
crop. but he is not to he commented
for 50 strongly advising the producers oil
cotton to hold what few tales VI tie
staple they may have on hand, with the
expectation of forcing spinuers to pay II
TO 70 cents a pound therefor
The South has already won It's Gotten
victory, and any furlher effort to Tree
prices higher at this late day wouii ae
CT little or no benefit. In fact, +. misat
do considerable amount OF h,rm, IN
chat with a auddence advance during the
planting season many farmers wouli uo
'5e' 20 20 INTO cotoh production
at tne expense Of food orors.
~ matters very lltile TO the producers
OF cotton as to what the 5pinners ana
speouiators pay for tho staple Cha, may
DC needed to keen the spnlles rusaiug
LOT 'ho next nYe or slN moaths, Acc
cording to the secretary CT The New Cr-
,eunS cotton exchange nearly 5000 o
'"'eS uaYe come INTO sisot In the SOU
S,nce september l. 1900 That Is ~ b.
uo.y % per cent 81 what the entire yield
"lll reach and OF ne 20 per cent ye
" appear AZ the country towns and ports
'''s nNe'y one halI ms alctdy lie II
sOiu' nat would ieaye only 1000 O00
o'i'' yo' 40 'ne haHls Of me Suth's|
la'iierS' "hlea meo'9 that n4e out o.
u'ety zen coNon producers have so.d
'"g,F en'iNe crop
mere 'S no reason therefore, far asl-
, ,,',l's 'ue SUBJECT Of holding catton a
."i' ''tue, "nen laere Is llt,le or no cot
70" 70 n'iu' me oatle mas been won, SO
l'l rs 'he millions of producers are con-
'erheo' aud ihe South Is very well satls-
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shonld BE Wade Over,

Paris AdYocate.
Amendments TO the constitution are
pouring into the legislature. II thew aro
submittea they will be voted down ~
would De "a great de.l better for ~ n,.
ole Of Texas 10 get them nor 49,
luton Shan TO spend so much money
trying TO pstoR up the old one.
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Rensoner Opposes commouer

New foTk.--ln opposition To the Com
uiouer OF William Jennings BRYAN. the
INST number OF the Reasoner has an
peafen' with Mrs. Grace White as e'itor
As the special opponent Of Mr.. Br ana
his written words the Reascnsr Wi ~
published semi monthly. Mrs Whi a I'M
deft- Ok the task of opposing Nj. BRYAN
once befee when she made a st,mn-
speaking tour last fall. 'r
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"
VIII Stack Arms!
Beeylile Times

Beeyi'le Times
In thinking about the vice presidency
OF the United States the names of John
Adams. Thomas Jefferson, John C. Cal
houn ana Thomas A. Hendricks come be-
iore the minds eye. We wonder how the
terrible Teddy, the Cinnamon bear shoot
er, is going 20 stack UP with such men
as these when looked at twenty, thirty or
nifty years from now
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Voc ID eratent Sides,
Hardem free Press.

~ = - u IITt IItSs,
we vii issue tabloid edition OF he
free Press next week, owing TO a mis-.
with the firm that Iur-
nlshes our patent inside" We are nee
70 STAY, but few spheroid remi.tances
from delinquent tsubscribe,s will tide us
over the tabloid stage.
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Nevspapers Have suffered Likewise

leNas courts have assessed very much
n,aN'ef penalties against railroads Tor
damages on account OF injuries to per-
sons or property than any other st,ta
or eoml aratively small personal Injuries
IN wrecks for watch the railroads re-
spohsioi'lty In many Instances has been
haru 20 trace very large sumo hive bsen
swaseed 10 complainants, out of an pro-
po.uon' In fact to the real damages SUI
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fact that no bill ON this subject lis quite
what IA wanted IN The minds OF the
solons. We have seen this form OF an
tsgonism worked to n successful end be-
fore. The public and press would sooner
sec a libel bill showed under by de-
cisiye vote than die with consumption,
damned by faint praise.
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ONLY Tie in comiA'

Fort Worth MailsTelesIa'a. .,s.,l
The tie that binds eS-r usls'
land. Senator Hanna ara .,s,s
Bryan in : ccnmpn aonaa ,srs;s
the fact thar each has
Ruth.
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should sbate HIMSELF.

Austlh statesman.
There is no more pronounced type OF
the public nuisance than the man whs
Proceeds upou the assumption ,h.t the
government eau not psssiaie set along
without his assistance.
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Would CAPTURE the MIneunI.,.

I7e'VFO'F fFee Press.
,aast -, 10y Vhe perfect day would come
thor,r, ssOAs eouth men and women be
good. Sssn assured yhat this would be
the complexion. 'ish anu
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Telephone Numbers: gss s.is.: :. 4,

lie City.-The Post is delivered TO any part OF the
city by carriers. per month. $780, three months
5000 six months. 5000 one year. Si7.oo.
MI Theodore berng has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
berng, Chas. Lott and Burt Hui are the an-
thorIzed collectors OF all city bills Doth asvers-
ing and subscription) and no money should be
paid to any one other than those named. unless
special written authority signed by The business
manager is shown All accounts OF any size
should be paid by .aecki favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company
Subscribers failing to receive The Post regularly
VIII please notify tie office promptly. Every
paper is expected TO be delivered not later than
oiso O'Clock a. m.
trder no circumstances VIII orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
geld. or accepted In payment OF accounts.
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=. Ambition or IN : Panther city.

foIi "orih Reglster
Two new railroads IS tho NAL 80, -.
Fort Worth this ye3y M, ~, sss ~
us eleven. An even do,a. VII give
want. ~0Nen 10 wnit we
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nay'cs OF other nations in discipline. When
ne returned to the United states. the shout
INC Of the galleries. however, very badls
ratified" him and, like nearly all naval and
army Officers, h. 4, no, diplomatic spnakar.
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SOME ODD BITS OF NEWS
Find Millions Are Stolen.

Boston Msss.--According 10 the stats
tics complied by one Of the leading fdel-
l.y companies the record Of defaldasions,
embezzlements, etc. for the pact year in
The United Ste,es and Canada lgure up
to sS.o9O.s7s. an increase Of some hing
over $4,000, coo over the totals OF 1899.
Thcie figures arc syste ma icaly tab
laled from press reports dni SPECIAL ci--
patches received from al oyer the c,ui-
Try and are carefully re- rded. The g.
ures are as matter Of face cons. d araby
uRderestimated, since many pecuiati rs
are discovered which never reach the
public. The following is the tabrla.el
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Guards, staAa to Your Guns.

HIINIHbo NeNS.
Truck growers at skiamore Bee ooon.
", wili plant 25o acres to watermelons
alone This year. Their association Is vol
vas, nized and truck growing has proved
very successful with them. r'''''
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WITH
hErRIBUrIox

mat the foo,..,,
would whst up his suIcss '.'sf
And that plague and ass sas's'ss
would walk hand In NJ
Ana that cataclasmIc chaos ~ s's \
Would parade at my rlsb, 4.
And complete annihils,,n s'' a'at
Place Itself at my comm,,.,
Oh. for something slow =,
Just something reple,e MIN
Just some wlerd old am. ~ s''ss}
yyeless sockets trimmed rIi H. {.
Like a bosom OF destrus,ta.' y s'aS|
:. IA pursue my destined VA i
watchtul eyed. alert, sns -, ~.
You would see me at the ~ II.
When that omnlpresent fa,..,
Who. VINO lasi season saw the S. j.,
Started in with rancours ae,s ~
ra ~ sou now 'twoulf !,
lnen you'd see me rise ms,..,'.'
. Rise AMI stop this great ab s'.
ia round up my aggregatIos
Point her way, and turn ~.
Then the fOolkiller delighted
Swift would raisa ~
crumbling chaos. desolaiIon ~
Quick would set that temal. 81,
And anniiiilatlon coming. "
Like postscript to tie M,
Would restore things to ords,
And would sweep away the n,,0.
And there wouldn't be an ees.
That would tell where she N 4,
Not a 'halrpln, or button.
That would show where she b,a 4,
She'd be swept, and swept loren, =
IRON that dark and faiefuI snail
And the varnish would BE- bli,te,,s
Nnere that woman once bal ID
\ couple at Cedar Falls. Iow. MI
living together. have not snoks, !.
another for thirteen years They se,S,
over the naming Of the baby. RI. n
suggested must have been twis.e
4 Northern paper SAYS tit
man. upon her husband being nj
by bull, promptly charged q, n
aeneG brute AMI killed 1t witt
fork These absurd crrcrs s.Ill ~
to get past Inc proofresder o,s
awhile, Of course. What ,hswOu,,s
ly usel was hairpiu,
six vote-sellers II on indiana tuus,
been digfranchised for twelve yesr, Il
Now is o;hello's occupation gon,l
49,
In boring an arteslan well ID Il,
nois town tae workmen brought !
lobster to the surface. Tie d.ss
the strata OF clay in wAich tas cggsa,:
was found prove +, to have rsa;iil
age OF at least 100000 years FsEi
old, Indeed, ar some of the lohHsHsia
present day who take such an ltd
in the corypAeas of tae opera.
Two girls of Beaver Dam Wis, rss
" ran away from home and Fensa
eago. a Chicago paper rsaarIst
first sight of Chicago scared tdsn.8
fact will occasion neither surprise
comment in the balance Of the roaatis
Now the Kansas breeze wee1s SIN
Round the drink emporium
That was Just a blaze of gloy
Until Carrie Nation come
There's a wild CONTEMPLATION
And an unaertons of mutssrs
And a slamming Of saloon doet
And a putting up OF shutters
There wall of tribulatlon
Ana the guards are making liaa
Frou the path OF Carrie Natca
And her active little ak.
A 81. Louis man has been ll'A
through the medium Of an aaa'''
letter that unless ne digs up s'sess
viii DO kidnapped. In return .
out with the statement thai % Y
$4,000 10 anyone WHO will adnap ~
must be lovely boy.
~
You don't get any discount % Y
Of sin by paying them vital 'aAs
young man who lived IN be''s
n oil struck regular toa',
AS poverty ceased
His culture increased.
And for CANT he now ave-
"cahn't."
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by The
Houston Printing Company.


q r. M. JOHNSTON. - PRESIDENT
6. j. PALMER. - vicH-PREsiDHNr
The DAILY POST. THE SUNDAY POST.
tEmI-w EEkLy POST. ia Coils. per Week
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
n1O1, 11O3, HOS, 11O5. HOO Franklin
Avenue.
INFERRED AZ THE Posrorrcr Ar HOUSTON TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
fpbfcfipfion by Mail--ln advance. Daily and Sum
day Post. one wear. SIo.o 90; six months $500;
three months. $a.so; one month. Si.oo.
9HE SUNDAY posT, one year. $3.50.
1HE SHMi-WEEKLY PoSr MONDAYS and Thursdays
one year. $i.oc; six months. SO cents; thrss
months. as cents.
Foreign OffIces-Essiern business offes a. Tribune
building. New York (The 5. C. Bec<wh Spe-
eisi Agency; Western 400 (rhe Rookcry) Chi
eago. THE S. c Beekwth Special Agency
Travelling Agents--C- S. L. Holland Travelling
AUDITOR T. r. Holland. A. w. Palmer and B. b.
Throop. Travelling Agents
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Sesuin Enterprise.
ny iesisia'ors at Austin say they ar.
suA'ous 70 pass a libel law. II is a curious
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me citizens OF Houston should v,g.lantly
watch this movement to put the schools
back under the city government Under me-
present arrangement with Thoroughly non.
partisan and competent bead Of tru ,,oas
the schools could never be dragged into nal.
tics The present plan has not had any,
thing like folr trial yet. II the prsse,t
board feels It's neompetency to meet the
purposes Of the law under which 1t IS on.
Grating, that is no argument mat an5tasr
and succeeding board would fail It is hard.
ly possible that The fault is with the law.
The trouble the ship subsidy bill "a glylpe
tne senate is nothing 10 what IL VIII give
me treasury 4 i becomes q law.
AS matter Of faot the ra.lroads IN rat,,,
for the excellent pgice they reoe.se for ~
fyihs the maj IS ought % 81 coinpel "a In
'atnish the fSs est possible mail serve. NJ
~ times without extra appropriations ro
last nails But II the government c5r-
4nnes 10 adopt The palicy OF spses,i ,as,
raail subsidies. the South is cortalatv s,.-
Auea as much IS any other section In
last mail service The sbuth,s business 4.
rowing astee than that o. any other sec
avn and Der business men should enjoy an
70 tae'4iues that those in the Eas. Oh West
'h]oy, is Singular that my question
mould have arisen on this point.
ine municipal campaign shows g. gns OF
ma'msrs Pr gradna.y for this race Taers h
f'sn,s q time yei in which TO 81; cxoited
Ene National house dissraeed l,so!i agaia
friday by passing isi private pension oils.
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r. IA. JOHNSTON PRESIDENT
{. j. PALMER. vIcH-PRHsDHNr
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rerusul OF great majority Of the week.
y newspapers OF Texas. leads one to believe
tha' seyerl pr fessional sag'ors OF the poo
pie are liable to get smashed SO hard that
their beauty viii be spoiled. 1t Is probable
however that their wisdom will get iif,
Ia The bout
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

The municipal campaign shows gns ~
Warmly PIP giadnal,y for this race. rasgsI,,
'en'y o. time yei in which to 81, excited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

Mark Twain saw enough abroad TO enable
HIM to write an extremely interesting and
an icly sarcastic article against imperial-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

\ Northern paper says tsl. 4
man. upon her husband being ia
by a bull, promptly charged d, N
denee brute AMI killed 1t with Il,
fork. These absurd crrcrs s.lI II,
to get past Inc proofresder o,a
awhile, Of course. What the wOr,, B
ly usel was hairpiu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

II is low said Great Britain viii refuse
TO consent to the amended canal treaty. We
nave been needing sUme such action as
mat by John Bull to spur tho people OF this
sido on to building the canal.