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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1901-06-15

YoUR MONEYS WORTH when
you buy the Hamilton Brown
shoes. Every pair guaranteed to
be solid leather.
f. Z. SANDoz,
Sole Agent.
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TAKEN up AS AN EsTHAY
FOR SALE.

4 very desirable residence, with leo acres q
land, situated in the suburbs of Opeieusas II
contains a large Pecan Grove of $50 trees, now
RAPIDLY coming INTO bearing. 1t has good
Dwelling. with three large cabins, barn, stables,
etc About 35 acres of this tract are lying wltnr
ihle of being divided into quite number m
building lots. Price and terms accommodating.
Apply to r,o,7eraN
Real Etate Agent, Opelousas, LA.
Aug 4, 1900-3t
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\ If you have any news, don't be
selfish with it--ring us up, Phone
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The excursion train for HaIay-
cite, for the opening of the South
west Louisiana Industrial Insti-
tute, leaves here this morning at
8:13 and will return about IL
O'Clock tonight. The fare for the
round trip from Opelousas and
Washington is only so cents.
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Old papers 20 cents per 100 al
this office.
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Fine soaps, perfumes and toilet
articles for sale at the Opera
House Drugstore.
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Rabbi Max Heller, of the
Temple Sinai, New Orleans, de-
hyered asplendid lecture on 'The
Bible as Literature, to a large
audience, at the courthouse in
shis city Monday evening.
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NOTICE

- o,n,v,np tn enter as q Homestead the
N = Of s, w. of See 10, t. 8, s. K. w. La
Mer. W. PACE
June 8. 19o1.SOd W''' r<AoA1'
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Asurgical operation is not nee
sssary to cure piles. DeWitt's 5
Witch Hazel Salve saves all that
expense and never fails. Beware
ef counterfeits. Opera House
Drug Store. -
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School Books and Stationary at
the Opera House Drugstore.
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NOTICE !

NOTICE
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. La.
June II, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will he made before Frank
Wharton, u. S. Commissioner at Bayou Ciicot.
La, ON July esd, 1901. viz: ..s5
Thomas j. Walker,
who made Homestead Entry No. 2l277 for the
S. E. /, Sec IL. Up. 3, s. Il. 2 W. La. Mcr
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: .....-..
Rebr. r, Young, Willis Whatley. John Fl.
Cole Landry Henry, all of Bayou Chlcot +. o.
La. ,r,,,,
WALTER l.. COHEN,
June Is, 1901 Register.
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& Soda water at the Opera House
Drug Store.
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IF YOU want any job work
done. send it to us.
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A true copy
o. B. THOMPSON, D'y Clerk.
June s, 1901-1m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

general convention at Washington. as well
as TO consider the matter OF reducing the
number OF delegates 10 the general con-
vcnti0u.
lhe delegates present were Mrs ana
Miss settle. Galveston; Mrs. Sydnor aud
Mrs. Christian. Houston: Mrs Everett
smith, Austin; Mrs W. H. Harrison. fort
Worth Mrs. dc Jarnctte and Miss Pike,
Dallas.
There were besides the accredited dele
gates present. almost all Of the members
Of the Jane Douglas Chapter Of Dallas. 81
strong, besides a number Of distinguished
Cone Johnson and Miss Daifau president
aud secretary OF the state division Dauga-
ters Of the Confedoracy
Mrs. Henry called the meeting to orde-
and the election Of state yiceregcnt was
the first question taken mp.
Mrs. Ira II, Evans. regent Of the Thank
ful Hubbard Chapter OF Austin. was placed
~ nomination ~ Mrs de Jarnette, sec
onded by Mrs, Robertson or Jane Douglas
chapter
Mrs. Seabrook w sydnor ex.regent OF
Lady washington chapter, Houston; was
lngton chapter Gal,eaton, and seconded by
Mrs VIM II. Harrison ot ishnm Klein
chapter. Fort Worth
Before the vote was taken Mrs Evans
name was Withdrawn and Mrs Sydnor was
elected by acclamation.
After some discussion the question Of re
dncing the number of delegates to WASH
lngton was left in allegiance to he con
sldcred by the different chapters and re-
ports to he made to Mrs. Henry.
n was decided to have y stale directory
published A committee was appointed
/ for this work, Mrs. Seabrook Sydhor beluE
elected chairman
After all the business was transacted o
reception was held. refreshments We're
served and an Interchange OF friendly anu
pptriutic sentiments occurred.
The conference adjourned subject to the
call Of the state regent.
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Galveston. Texas, October IL (
dell, an excursionists from Trlo,,' " Y
met with an accident TODAY ws M, g
narlly costs man his lIfe !, =. Y
injury at any rate, but he was NM, 4.
the depot this afternoon telling n, s''. ~
about it and bears only a few anls h M
lie arrived here this morning ana ~, ~
the $40 Santa Fe train lar Ham, Jns " !
afternoon. While standing on M ,S e.
or coach between Virenia % b gaala
hitchcock he. In some way Ios, Nv n, I
ihg aud fell from the train, III ~ ~
ne thinks the train was moyips
twenty miles an hour. bnt no s,,,..
OILY very slight injuries. WaddslI ,ie
himself up ANA walked 10 Virglsi, III p1
where he caught the train for i;siras.t.s /.
I,yaeh d here ar 1888. He was sesr \
fost representative soon after NJ. TX
ana MS nose was bruised a ltfls a.
Add also a few cuts on one hand n,
however, We're not serious. He s,S 4
ne Thought his leg would be INV !.
Z mo row from the fall, hut mat n
no. bruised about the body thai he i,
or lie is thankful for bis mirae1lop,
cape. -''-'
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ISLAND CITY NEWS m
OPERA HOUSE COMP err,
sHAl NEW PLAYS @ iSsSOsa
Fell from Fast Runnino r.,
Boats to Start Soon. a ''a'n--Has,
u0''Intendent---es, lr.io1 1s.l'''

storm of September s, 1900 \ nsTsssiI
lovers Of this city have &. ,he 'Hss,s,
80 WneF e, they hey could enjoy p Z "
T :, = . on the train and going !. !, 'sls
~ Is true that Harmony h,i, 2 H'ss
formed into a kind Of az "a. -an vas tsA
t any Few attractions were re- . sSas
nose In charge Of the plae. "cqls !
We're not the best. 1t i 49, S.' aad u.
OF great satisfaction to thss. ,o'e ga
know that the opera house viii, pel
tomorrow night. The Bpryo,a.. y i''lFs.I
. me attraction and Manager ME- ~ "
taat all the seats will BE- solS '''a Y. y
Mr; Goldstein" will be 49, 49, u "a
nlght ana there has alsap 'SSssn'ed Tats,
vince sale Of tickets Tor zen gos n
ne PRISONER Of Zenda ana ps, peIf1,aiss
1n$au wiz be presented on Walpfrt q Nv
innureuay nights respertirsl, sunesdaI "A
ne opera house hgs haas
NV III readiness for nse AIlsaea a. I,
on the same site Of tho oid ~ wa IN
destroyed by the storm AVA yne that IA
me old one in many ways ! nhlq
ever, some modern eouinwan mas ri
mouse did not have. and - IA, u a
In many respects anu U Is saMe
Maurice Michael. who 10
or the opera house. has baeo loN nia1|
an OF MS energies during Inc ~, ps.uns "a
70 see that the building was 'ssl leg
the opening tomorrow. ana ~ u snak a
lied with the result. us Is uuca al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

Had Roosevelt Instead Of Mckinley been
president az the time OF the brcHkIng out
Of the war ia South Africa, aud at the time
when the Beers were mos, strcnuously
seeking recognition from this country,
things might have borne different aspect
from that which they wear today. Il IS
probable that Roosevelt being descended
from the same sturdy old Dutch stock as
the South African patriots, would have
lent listening aud sympathetic ear to
their representations. for It would have
seemed 20 him like the voice Of his fathers
calling 70 him for help from out the misty
past What he VIII accord them today, "
they seek recognition, is stll In the lap
Of the gods but 1t is safe TO say That any
friendly Intervention which would have
tendency to stop hostllties would be- q
reid. alike to Briton and Boer such
Intervention Mr.. mckinley declined to
consider, and Mckinley was diplomat
What OF Roosevelt the future ouly knows
one thing, however is certain he rnu stop
81 be will the sale az horses mules and
other supplies 10 the British In south Al
sea.
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PROFESSIONAL BALL FoR TEXAS.
Con Lucid, Well Known Player, After the
Houston franchise

houston Franchise.
Dir, Con Lucid, at present on tho Mitch
Ing stan Of the International ana Great
Northern ball team, headquarters rales.
une' while in the city yesterday In con-
Nersaiion with a Post reporter, said:
am negotiating for the manaserznip
%, me Houston team for 1902 | have all
NLus OF encouragement from peoDis VINO
are ld, IN e position to help me, and II attain
Wy eh9s VIII give Houston FIRST class,
last class OF Youngsters Who win nav
with the ball instead of the bowl ali.
ready nave the nucleus OF a good team
Tour Of the Palestine club-and | know
Mnege 70 get the rest. | have JUST made
the Texas circuit and there seems 10 be a
unanimous desire for balkan unprecedeut.
ca spontaneous promise OF support Tor
SIX or eightclub league. ! failed to SEQ
some parties whom I wished to see here,
.oMlhs 70 their absence from the city. and
VIII return IN a short time "
MI. Lucid is a National learner ana Is
Wen known 10 many OF our citizens as
an earnest, clean ball player. and I'm MS
interest as well as the patrons of Tho
tend his wishes.
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Gnnzales News Notes.

Gonzales. Texas. October iiHon.
Luther Manship will deliver a lecture 10.
night AZ the opera house, under the aus
pieces Of the Gonzales Lyeeum. This Will be
hrst Of series Of entertainments Sc
cured.
Forepaugh and Sells Bros circus will
show In Gonzales on the 18TH Of this month.
They have advertised all over the county
and n large crowd win be on hand
The CorteS trial nj karnes city has been
closely watched here and the noWs that
Cortez had been given the death penalty
was some consolation az least 10 the many
friends Of the dead sherifs.
Cotton receipts up TO last night amounted
To 1884 bales. The three gins here are
only running on half time now.
Cotton seed Is selling az Sl6 a ton,
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HalletsyiIle Items.

Halletsynle Texas. October IL Hon j.
f. Ellis, district attorney, returned yes
terday.
The first Of the four teachers Institute,
for this school year. which was to have
been held here yesterday and today, ha,
been postponed for two weeks on account
Of the heavy rains which fell Thurs
day night and yesterday.
The grand jury returned eleven additona
indictments this morning and adjourned
until Monday. The civil jury docket vii
be called Monday and all next week vii
DE given 10 cases ON that docket.
Joe Smith Of Whiting, indicted Tor murder
of q negro there, some six weeks since
sued out o writ Of habeas corpus and wa,
admitted 10 bail I'm the sum Of 5000. which
he az once gave John Vyolal Indicted fo
murder OF Jim Schwartz. az sinner. LAS
spring, also sued out a writ Of haheas cor
pus and his bond iXed at SI5O0.
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party" Come to think, however. they
both mean the same thing.
In Offering TO surrender Pat Crow Is
evidently cndeovodng to prove an nhbl
In the stone case.
we'd like TO have had the shamrock
Win just SO that We could have
shown the old country that we possess
citizens who are as thorough gentlemen
and as dead game sports as even Sir Tom.
Hanna Is e-ong to dea7 Roosevelt This
course viii cause the president TO polish
UP his broad and tcothsome smile
The supreme court viii decide whether
or not we can legally apply our tariff laws
20 the Philippines why notf We have
applied nearly every other old thing TO
them
dispatch says that Butler has lost
every yestipe Of his former reputation. Mr..
Bulier, accept our congratulations.
Both Minister wu and Mark Hanna con
trlbutcd 500 70 the ransom fuud. But
even so It is not probable that WI gave
Mark his queue.
And now 70 Is reported that Cecil Rhodes
is liable to- die al any moment. And bis
South African empire yet unwonI Oh, the
pity Of it,
To sec q haidhcadcd man Ike Chauncey
marrying Is enough to make one think that
his wife isn't going to get all that is com
ue 10 her
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Rowan Boy viii Recover =

BRYAN, Texas, oetopei
den Chance, the niue gal
chance of this city VINO 'Toiil
horse and so seri serious 70 hcI
time ago, is now ape ma NJ ~
Of skull an inch vide s,.,lE nS
port,o po of brain oozed oa.,
ton was so skliilusIsd ire 4
now nearly well anu
,,,pnIun about -
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Personals.

Galveston. Texas, October To- =.
Brown, chief rite clerk IN me y
senger office of the santa r., y. y
For ST Louis to attend ms s,a,
senger rate clerks, aiter "nN'
90 East for a vacation
c. j. Heath, local manager III u
TeIesraph company, left isSt
Dallas. a,
II. =. league Of Houston toaoy :
the visitors in the city V'ua
w. c. Nixon, general s .I.oyt
the santa Fe, is in Beaumont
Frank Beaumont, an insurap
Dallas, is in the city 49,,
poe. Berry was among 'ns
FOR Dallas last night
a. A. Glbbous Of Houston
city today. 100 lst|
County Clerk George Law -
for Dallas. ~.u.-
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rum court OF Appeals.
Dallas. Texas October IL The follow
r.e prarc.Ifurs wore lol Era tho count or
'-0 ..''"-' M''' "'' 1T 'n' 'o"'' "'
an appeal" tlith supreme district mt
-, INN" '''''S.' Vs.
~ ""l N"'s'" eI a. Ruho"WNs ID. -.
- 49,
hearing, john McNin rs. Texas Midland
H''r'ad rchearins; H. A. sutton IS A.
r.,. ,.'.r,,',.,... ,...,.,,, y,
'o"'l'"N' 's. w. ! IH''u'
ct il.is, Barber Is Smith rs. tlt5' uf pa-
Dos %, al lua"o,ing' Mrs l.. j. Cmum.nS
a,Na" aga Fort Hm't4 Railway IS j. w.
) q. E.lor, additional finding o' fae,s.
q T. leiig Guard vs. S. is Elliott. Ie-
~. Jones. rruvrruE, IrNIknua and Fort
Smllh Railway company VS. w. Gray,
,p'H'l go uurews court, lrNWbauu Water
t"u.HHH VS.. t. ~ kizu rt %, correct
Iud"Wcnr. A. K. Ntaro"h VIZ. Ilils touu-
q. ccruordn IoNus IH rau.na Railway
Company VS.. Rose Manufacturing COM
rlDy 1l, mu-uip. s, A. Llne Of al vs..
5. l,ulur of nl, u.. transcript. o.. Il.
Mu"i> vs.. t"NI~ Iaal uUd Land Campuuv,
/ iianh!u Fine PROBING Company VS. Cite
/ ~ ll1iga vi nl aye transcripts TcaiS and
/ iatU' FuilNIS Company SIS. T.. II. Rca.
strike ON. statement of facts. Texas and
sriEe ont h,lat; lpNa. aad Pacific Rail.
way Company VS. T.. H. Boa. CertOrari;
/ tNE Ci l1IlAH ~. Martha u. Myers, mo
/ lion for rphc0riUg withdrawn. r. Stewart
! vs. w A. rrlG motion + reGearlng dis,
/ missed hF aurement. tulf, Colorado aud
/ Santa j." hnuW.y tompany vs.. e, A.
/ Not h5 aerocu nt
MOI rs disposed OF; Herman Kreuge
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Austin, Texas October l2.-Chartered TO.
day; b L. BcrRey Machinery company Of
I'll Paso; capital stock $4,000 Incorpora
tors: r L. Berkey. Charles NJ. Berkey
and David % Miller.
Permit to do business in Texas was
granted To the Cattle Investment company
az Colorado. capital stock $4,000. Texas
headquarters at Amarillo.
The Mine and Smelter supply company OF
Denver capital stock S5O,vooi ofnee at ii
Paso.
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No. PulIman superintende

Galveston, Texas, October Is,
Magnum of Kansas City has been
ed district superiutedent Of the
Palace Car company, Win hs41
at Galveston. He succeeds ~
earthly, who has been transiertsI
clnnatl. Mr.. Magnum is expected
here tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
STATE CONFERENCE o. A r.

Mrs, SVdnor Of Houston Elected Vice Re-
gent for Texas.
In response TO call made by Mrs. John
Lane Henry, state Regent OF the Dauch-
tiers Of the American Revolution, large
number OF Daughters assembled al the
Oriental Hotel in Dallas on Wednesday
October Q, at o'clock in the afternoon.
The object Of the conference was to elect
new officer for Texas, State vice.regent,
In cemplianes with the decision Of the last
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pistrlhuted 80 - -.

Ennis Texas, October "a United
states hsh commission was here yesterday
and distributed twelve cans Of hsh among
In the city lakes. "te
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

Terrell. Texas, oe, .,,s
Townsend shot and A'i IN
about 8 p. m. toaa Yea ~
OFFICER Woodall aFres'su
end.
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RugE READ Acoul7
Vic Plea Was seH-Detens,s
MS w. r, Henderson

no w. r, Henderson,
Big Springs, Texas, or,.uI
Jury in the Rube Read @ ,ato h
Two hours elaboration l i..s,
t twp a verdict of acqulttal /
now at liberty Read ,di,0 %S
tbe murder Of W. \. 600
! Ector county, on May Iictnr al
was re tn tbis place in oct ,o n
nrst trial here ! Ie do eattlematI
Read is a well-to-de, ar 'voungI
prominent and popular Defendi
time Of the killing INT I'll
deny killing Henderson
in self.defense. -
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one to add the iual surprise Of the season
Of 1901 Cresceus has been hcrnldet as
the two.minute trotter all the season, and
thnf mark. It Will In all probability rest
where 10 is for some time
As d matter Of record and In comparing
the hest work done by the PAGERS tnis
vear 10 the record mile Of Cresceus, the
hest time made this season by side
wheeler is 2:02. which was made by Coney
In a race at Detroit during the grand cir.
by Little BOY al the Empire City track on
SATURDAY. September - This mark was
made In an exhibition mile against time,
hooked 10 a wagon and driven by an anna
tour and is a worlds record under these
conditions.
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6. H. KETCHAM IS HOPEFUL
Of Being Able TO Make a Mile IN Two
Minutes Soon.
WANTS THE WEIGHT At lj5 POUNDS
Outlines the Tour Which He VIII Under
take-Will Make Many Efforts to
Break the Record.

! 49, -. and n coud only got
'i' Hi'' '' 100 ,t r...o,,r ir
/ 70 l8j pounds Wouio uHNt
/ two minutes / will take the horse 10
! Columbus Monday ana nv ,a,
/ duce his record next week "p 'u'' ''"'N
! ,.tu. tho him from Columbus 10 Kansas
VIZ l."' w." ,,,....,,. q, touis
/ city and Will 'islt M'""c'p'''
! Pueblo Denver, salt Lake, SACRAMENTO
! g., rr,,cts.o Los Angeles. Las Vegas
-" "a t, citv Of
/ FL PaSo. Albuquerque auu inv VIZ
{ Mexico which will make q very pleasant
mil. ,rto ebou moi consider
,,,,i. ,,..-,,,,. a., tno roudc.
Vile stare as he {, booked solid until the
/ stud season VIII open,
g...,,,,. s,r
| The Phlildephia llHes OF SUNDAY I"'
nishcs The following comprehensive but
/ ,,,,,,.,,+ ttgt,r,. Of tbo parflrna noes of
| Crcsceus for the current 7t'a"''
Tho harness. racing season of 1901 Is
d,,,,.i.,, . ,f.s and ,ha t,yo-mlnute
"luN4H- w ''''' '"' - ~
mile which hofsemtn looNru IoI""u ~
r,+b ,raot homo and eype-taucy during
WIN great H"Pe """
the carry P'iJ "' 'i' S'''N
,,t,, r1 r.,,1ort 1ornt tsa poer NJ all
l-'N' anu "''N''' ,,rc
fTottcrs of the age, It'u's I."-h 'H' 'u'l'
and with his retirement fades the last
81. ...,,t. ,,,,.l
nope OK seeing the lWo.A'AU'e H''A
reached at least this season
L4St season AH .oa't Ntt-tuS lAc
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caIveston-Nlcaraaua Banana b

Galveston, Texas, October l3-F,
finger of Dayton, Ohio president
Nicaragua Steamship company, Is
city for the purpose Of establishing
nee here and arranging for the lmpq
Of bananas from Nicaragua throda
port The preliminary arangemenl
already been made and i Is likely 4
banana boat service Will be inalI
in very short time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

Hanna doesn't seem 70 know where be
stands two days at time One day he
IS golng 70 retlre from politics and the
next he promises to he the sasior o. NJ
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
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Avenue.
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The City.-The Pos, is delivered 10 any part of the
city by carrers, PEI north, SI.oo; three months
$500; six months. 5000: one year si7.uo,
MI Theodore bering has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting Messrs. Theodore
berne Chas. Lott and Burt Hull the au-
thoriEed collectors Of all city bills doth a5verlis-
ng and subscription ara money should be
Psid TO any oihsr than those named unless
tpeciAi written authority gned BY the business
manager Is shown Al accounts OF any size
should be paid BY check In favor VI The Hous-
Ton Printing COMPANY
Subscribers falling to receive The Post regularly
Will please notify the Office promptly. Every
paper IS expected TO be delivered not later than
ESQ O'Clock a. 70.
Cncer no circum starces viii orders given by
employees on the office be recognized aOd
rEid. or Hccr 1cu i- ,a mcnt OF accounts.
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Buffers principal occupation, as his name
would imply, Is In making bulls

Near the close OF Saturdays session OF
the Schley court Of Inquiry the Judge cd.
yoeate questioned the veraclty Of Ar. Ray
nor and the latter strongly mtimated that
the statement OF the former was false.
All Of which means that they called each
other liars
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Lieutenant Colonel Handlett has made a
reQuisltion for troops 10 oost squatters
from the Kiowa lands in oklahoma. This
oeks like a tongh state OF affairs, bat the
government will probably let the Colonel
hundlett.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

Prince Ferdinand had no business TO be
mixed up IN the Miss Stone affair; he IS
a married man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

When one secs a cripple these days he
Is moved 10 stop him and inquire "wsr
or fcotballg
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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A dispatch says that Butler has lost
every yestige Of his former reputation Mr.
Buier, accept our congratulations.
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party" Come to think, however. they
both mean the same thing.
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course viii cause the president 10 polish
UP his broad aud toothsome smile.