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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

Almost $1,000 has been contributed
for the Admiral Philip memorial fund
least $4,000. The income of the fund
is to go TO Mrs. Philip as long as she
lives. and after her death it will be de-
voted TO the maintenance of the naval
arch of the Y. NJ c. A. in Brooklyn. a
work in which Admiral Philip was deep
~ interested
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

Pis0's Cure is the hest medicine We
ever used for all affections Of the throat
and lungs-Wm o. Endslcy. Nanburen,
Ind, Feb 10. 1900
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

Tho Russian government gives
golden medal to every couple that cele-
brates its golden or diamond wedding
Last year GA couples received medals.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

-Chamois leather is not, nor ever was.
the hide of the cbamois, but the flesh
side of sheepskins
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

English people drink yearly on an av-
erage eight ounces of cocoa a head.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The New Home Cure for Immediate relief
and speedy VI WEAK MANHOOD sent FREE
on application to The CLINIC, Milwaukee, Wis
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05
Death from Hunger.

In England 500 people year die of
hunger, 100 of whom are inhabitants of
London
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The Polaris mine in the Elkhorn dis
trict thirty miles south Of Dillon. Mont.
has been said to an Eastern syndicate for
$o5O 600
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

Christmas Candies. To introduce our de
licous Chocolates and Bon Bons viii sell all l0c
md doc Candies for 2sc or s he FOR ~ 90 Thr
Philadelphia, 45s West water 81, MIL
MauLee. Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. AL
druggists refund the money if itfails to cnre
L. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25e
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The Governor OF Oregon is an ardent admirer
OF Ps-ru-na. He keeps it continually in the
house In a recent letter 10 DR.. Hartman he
says:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM, MAY ., 1898.
The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co. Columbus, O.:
Dear Sirs:-I have had occasion to use your
Pe-ru-na medicine in my family for colds, and
it proved TO be an excellent remedy. | have not
had occasion to use it for other ailments
Yous very truly, ". NJ. Lord.
ANY man who wishes perfect health must be
entirely free from catarrh Catarrh is well-nigh
universal; almost omnipresent. Pe-ru-na is the
only absolute safeguard known. \ cold is the
beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds, TO cure
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The &. O. u. copper mine in Mohayc
county. Arizona. is reported bonded to
Henry S. Mackcy Of Boston for $1,000,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

One of the big spectators in the
Street recently went to banker and
said that he wished to borrow 81 100000.
'All right was the response. What
is your security" My check" was
the airy and surprising reply. Wen
responded the banker, thoughtfully;
your security is good enough but /
shall have to decline the loan. ms our
vaults aren't large enough to hold it,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05
Conghing Leads to ConsnmnLlon.

Christ Child put them there
Coughing Leads TO Consumption
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once Go to your druggist today and get
a sample bottle free. Sold in - and 80
cent bottles Go at once; delays are dan
gerous.
Nine Samson. a granddaughter Of the
composer Boleideu, has bequcathCd her
country estate and 100000 francs 70 es'
tabiSh a retreat for musicians and men
Of letters.
Piso's Cure is the hest medicine VIC
ever used for all affections Of the throat
and lungs.--Wm. o. EndsIey. Nanburen,
Ind, Feb 10, 1900
The Polaris mine in the Elkhorn dis
trict, thirty miles south Of Dillon. Mont.
has been said to an Eastern syndicate for
$25000O.
Christmas Candies. To introduce our de
tcous Chocolates and Bon Bons viii sell alt 10c
md boc Candies for &c, or Ibz for ~ 90 Thn
PhiIadeIphia, 25s West water 81, NIL
wauLee, Wis
The &. O. j.. copper mine in Mohayc
county, Arizona. is reported bonded to
Henry S. MaCkcy Of Boston for $1,000
600
CARDS FREE Send ten addre.scs u yonng
people Interested Ia Business Or shorthand T. ucaio1
fud receive one dnz cards written by Americas finest
penman. Cream city Business College Milwaukee,
The game Of billiards first came INTO
fashion in England and France in the
Sixteenth century.
uhy doth the burr man improve earn shining
minute because he smokes tSe White Flag j-cent cigar
mat has Hayanain # Mfg by ~ S. Meye. Milwaukee.
The human population Of the globe
consumes lGO.OO0,OO0,OOO cubic yards Of
oxygen ina year.
Fishers FIavoriBg Extracts Hr. Endo-s.t
BY pure food aud The Z. s. government Tor thsl
PCIIIT and STRENGTH. A. j. Hilbert Co. MiiN
-Buealoes are found at the height Of
5000 feet on the African mountain CT
Kilima Marc.
THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS College Mllwau-
kep. Is the oldest and best school Of business aud
shorthand In Wisconsin. Circulars free.
Potatoes. brought into Russia first in
1869. caused fearful riots, being called
devils apples.
Farms. Improved or Timberlands in his
state for aole excn. Dgs for Cit7 properly JOHN
PETEEs. 1903 Wet St. Milwaukee.
Ont If 10000 vessels entering Chi
nese ports every year 10000 are British.
~ THERE H. anything in the Drug Line YOU
cannot get In your city. write 10 sEGALLS DUG
STORE, Milwaukee, Wis
The population u Arizona is now
$4,000, gain Of C500O in ten years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

CARDS FREE Send ten addre.scs ~ yonng
ppopic Interested la Business Shorthand ucHiton
fnd receive one dor cards written by Americas finest
penman Cream City Business CuiicR". Milwaukee,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The population u Arizona is now
l22, 900. gain of G5,000 in ten years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

The game Of billiards first came INTO
fashion in England and France in the
Sixteenth century
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
The Great Mind Eaitar

'osepn Pulitzer. the proprietor OF the
sew york World. Is in most pltiabls
oonoition- \ came across from Eurose
On me same steamer with Mr.. pu,itza,
t.ceenlly, and what I saw err,tas
!, ap ps pity He is now totally bItns
M MS condition so works mn, M,
mn,,. ne can not be contented Unless in
S %v..on: That Is why he is aigays tr.y
rom place to pllce. The momen.
os, mus himself at rest. the faet Of ~
a'aniy begins TO Impress ITSELF m ~,
IL me somerest OF colors. and the res,iIr
70 .aAt ne gets in a wretched stata =,
he Mhen he is always Speeding stong
SEEMS TO forget Ia a me s,sa ~,
~ aIhiciion which a@ bafsras him
v,,a Was intensely pathetic n ms -
"s.rn IN man who has scoN.,r e "
ana 1i ,ha, y his euickness In reading me
1 IN .neir motives, nov forced To aana r
o o.ners for his Impressions on man
800 n, MT Pulitzer Is always anaa,,,
: 70 MS travels by a physic,.n ara
No. ssssetary, as we'll as two yaiats Thasa
49, isceive high salaries. ana thsv th,nr,
10y are earning the MONEY hv sn'uh
s, n,, pulitzer. Bat am sure ma At,
|,, rass understands them go. ,asi
Sl-sn.on the voyage across i oaticad =
s n 1855 expression cross his s,ss,,
us sr ~nen some particuiari, s.rxs,s =
aad eesn made hy one q Is" ms an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Discussion Of ship 'ubsldy eli 10 De
Continued
MARSHALL DAY Is 10 st CELEBRATED
Sus House VIII Continue Consider
a.,on of the Various Appro-
printiOn Bills.

Washington. February s.--The senate
will continue It's discussion Of the ship
subsidy bill during the first half of the
present week, with probable Interruptions
during the morning hours OF each day.
There will probably be q movement to
secure night sessions ON the part OF the
friends of the shipping BIZ Monday or
Tuesday, and other strenuous efforts VIII
be made 10 secure vote upon the bill.
II 1t should appear probable that the
end OF the discussion is still not In sight.
Senator Allison on Wednesday will ask
the senate to take UP the District OF CO.
iumbla bill.
The earlier part OF the day Monday Will
be given to the ceremonies 10 honor OF
the memory OF Chief Justice Marsh Ill
and Senator Bacon has given notice tnaI
he will speak on his resolutions declaring
the right of the sen 4de TO den nd ana
receive all papers ON Ale ~ the executive
departments He will be followed by Que
OF several extended speeches on the sub
sidy bill, which are still held In reserve.
Senator Turner Is counted upon for an
other speech, and In case OF q night SEES
sion Monday night, probably would under
take to speak the session out. IL is ex-
tected That Senator CAffery will take
Tuesday.
The democrats do not hesitate to say
that In case nlght sessions are ordered
they will demand that o quorum shall be
maintained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
EDWARD MARKHAM
Read y Poem on the Int Queen
Victoria.

Read n Poem on tho Lnte Queen
Victoria.
New York, February 3.--Andrew Carno-
gle spoke In Carnegie hall this afternoon
upon the "Monal Character OF Queen We
torta."
After Mr., Clrnegie's address Edwin
Markham read the following poem upon
the- queen:
The kindiy~dsed Win five IN memory
When London 10 far centuries shall be
As still as Babylon and both drelm-
When London dead shall be some poets
theme.
When All her tombs and towers shall be
o flight
OF ghostly arches Ia the nuseless night.
when. as some bard on legends borne
along,
Shall build her faded giurles Into son-,
Some Homer sing her dartngs and de-
I reats.
! Filling with crowds again the grass
grown streets.
Placing dead kings back on their crumbied
seats
There suddenly sweeps into his rhyme
Nctoria's n mo Iong-lIYed Nrre by tlme
Ana the poet heart OF him WIN si~
Al some small heart-worn chronicles CT
her.
The obscure Whisper N some kiadiy d ,ed
or this dead queen-her quick reply 10
need.
And 10. his song VII, brighten ana VIII
shine
As though star should break along thu
line,
Greater than env king with wolnsh h>rdrs
Thar ever climbed the psthsay OF the
swords,
Was this qucen-mother, gracious gentle
good
A white. fair flower OF Christian woman
hood.
Her banner felt tho wind NJ everv sea.
Aud yet she fell wider realm In fle--
Pure. high kingdom Of the w9nanlv.
Peace to her spirit as the years du.
crcsse-.
Peace, Tor her last great p ssion was for
peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

s,ht,,tu Another wrote OF MIN. He
1880 IN. .nnst tuition PAPER and ne Va. te
4, narrr. n. found II skeleton aug
.lse,ed Id with flesh aud power. ,.Si
ptnrv mid THIS tribute 20 nm 80
nar Ma lcarnipg and his virtues nav
,o,ferrSa an inqerishable glory gu
cm,ntry. whose berries he iouEht 70 ~
euro ana whose Institutions ne iso''e'
pcrpo,uatc.' "a kind.
Thn,uas Jefferson was not % Srssf
writing TO Thomas Rivsnle' ns ,Sdre.
,nn,n,sner said. "A crstty cnie, yuus
- se,histiSafes the law to MS ml1r
NJ sNr ,trn az his own reasoning. A ,,,,,,A
10 w,,,tn 20 President Manson, 80
rs,rcrcns hatred which Marshal oe pc,
"a she government 81 his county sr
~ IN, euuuips and sophistry VII :,
4. ,,N,., sn e. sNla to enshroud himsen.
~, ~. a.e .fNsasled 10 simply sn9W ma ~
Ntsrshan MAS a. savAScly aviacNeo =,
Ms asv as Nc was sweetly pIA.seu' 49,
ina, ar th!s reason ms esS5t. desc ...-,,,,, :
ptss,i.c werG invite the closes. 80, Sranli
ssa study on the part q tnose r,verr,
Sr,r. SOW ara Why ine National IA
-, 80 rsaseei IS present se9ee s a..
,>S,,s- =, !. srEti sense. No man "a -,
.s.,,s N, eSp,d haze ASKED toS 70. ~
N, yefa>nsson Ok rs laeefs ~ a. 20.
So, ,o.ssy,ss ,ssysaE A.s lie ch -
80. sr...s frsHcs &c was ~,
.S.,-,.,s ,srv,ass srd uatA re CAY 9. =
go &. s7,neg-sccc 81 qneiS -,
~ss,s sas tne slsnSi tcT sTeAA oe''''-'''
lir~s ,....., Ns-sS \
"a es-aaaena Is 10 x ssFea ,,..--,s x
49, = :. 5aS- MA-sNAl Ne,n91.. -
..~ s-.t fSs-Sered ny -
$3.50. ee raise tNe Geeaea 49,
a. wosc rarrc7 ora ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
McaicpI Leg,s,ation.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Wealthy, Texas. January 2i--IMedlca'
legislation means much to the people tha
live In very remote districts. ANA are
some distance from the towns where our
graduated doctors reside.
The following extracts are from a
proposed bill regulating the practice o
medicine, adopted By the Texas state
Medical association:
"Art. 2. There shall be established three
boards of medical examiners for the State
OF Texas. to be named ami STYLED tn
board OF medical examiners Tor the sta e
OF Texas. the board OF eclectic medical
examiners for the State OF Texas, ami the
board Of homeopathic medical examiner
TOR the stats of Texas. said boards TO con
sist of nine members each, whose term o
ofhce shall be for two years. or unsll their
successors have been appointed ANA quail
ned; provided, that no member shall be a
professor or teacher In any medical scaool
Art. .. And shall be appointed by the
governor on the 10th day OF May tnilowln
his inauguration, from list or names
| twice the number To be appointed, TO b.,
| furnished him and recommended by tn
Texas s ate Medical association, IN
Eclectic Medical society OF the State
Texas and the Homeopathic Medical 50
|
| Art. S. No applicant will be admitte
TO examination who can not submit salts
! factory evidence that he or she Is NOR
than II years OF age, 10 OF good mora
J character and who has not received .
| diploma from a regular chartered scho
or university having p wer to c5nfsr dc
grees. requiring su.dcleni prellmlnar
education before adnltiancs aud attend
! ance upon at least three full courses
4 iapfurpe and Ions nj mai Ia fA4f
six months each. and 10 three dlferen
calendar years.
"Art. IL The fund realized from h
lees Aforesaid shall be applied hrsl 70 ID
payment CT the uecesssry.e p MS q 20 10
bard Of examiners, each boa re- viz
only such ices as are collected from ap
phcan,s which appear hefore said boar 3
In addition 10 exp nses The secretary n i
receive : o per day wlile In a tull .
ten lance upan regular m ins. II al
h.i3nee be Ieft IN the treasury 0. t.
b ar's 4 shall b. divided am ang IA
me- - in al enlancN as compensate r
far q nae.
Ar. 70 Ans pers who shah pra
l.eN Mndlalne, surgery or mllS,t.y
Ais 5 a'e 10 Vi lau'n OF he prosisi !
h.s act shall be lined not less thi'
$50 Nor mare Than $50 f1r each offsNs,
oy h One aud lmpr.4 uent n
exceed rg six m nths, aud II SHALL M
b. lwful far him or her 10 cover b
lclhn. sui molten or warrant any cam
penss len fer services which may b,
claimed TO have been rendered by hi l
,or her IS such physician, surgeon or mid
wife"
The proposed bin. from which tirs.
entrac's are no sde, Is belng as tatei very
4 much by the members OF the Tex Med,
ical assoc, ation, which Is compo ei ,cl
that people loving" c'ass OF dipioms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

bills to regulate the prlct'ce o. NJ a.
ne by Hal sog he p " so % he LAG
the sick 10 tn Sc who en- gst l.cens I.
or permit o do 50 from board II doc
tors OF the all 'pathIc or Imeopithl@
~ Tt"- p-- slwrvs sra Ell b
committees OF medical soel slss snl thS
oo.l-.D...tss Always G.loS t.eir OILS u
ana LOBBY ihs m through tae STA ures
They pretend that the sole object OF tn,
bill Is to protect the dear pc p 9 sglins
ignorant quaeks, II this was this sole
purpose of such bills, they could not be
defended on logical grounds. fer tn
reason that as medicine Is MT sclence.
the learned doctor is no less ajack
han his unlearned rival whom he desires
to suppress, lie knows nSre; but a.
Mark iva n puts It. "H has made To
ACCUMULATION OF ignorance be business
- mis- life" Anj the sage rema k Of
Josh Billings, Where's he U.S. OF oniw-
Ing 50 much II what YOU kuow amt so?''
applies to this case.
But that he purpose OF medical laws
Ia the protection Of people from quackery
Is mere pretense. Their real purpose
is to protect 'he old f~Sv ,oc'c~7 n-a'1-'
The composition OF reform physicians.
More remarks would be useless. for 1t is
very easy 20 see that cass legi la lon l.
Unconstitutional ana that such s'rict
medical practice laws are corruptiye;
that they prevent the poor from gain!n5
profession AMI place res rio ions en- the
people, by removing heir liberty 20 use
their own physician to cure the b'dy. as
we'll as their own preacher to save their
soul.
For II ls known that the constitution
OF the United States slys: No State shaN
make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunitles Of
citizens Of the United States. Ar icle IA
para graph 9S. amendments o me c7nati-
tuition. g. ~. Keeling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
DOMESTIC.

The announcement that Hon. David d.
Hill Is not caud date Tor the presi
dental nomination is m do from Albany.
N. Y.
Captain Garrett d. Il pley was arrested
a Newcastle. KY, charged with .om-
pl,c.y IN the Goebel murder.
Crazy Snlke and seven cen MINOR
Indian leaders we're Jailed at Muskogee,
i T.
severe snow storm visited Nebraska,
Kansas, Illno.s. Missouri aud Iowa.
A plan to tar and feather Mrs. Caro-
Nation IS sad 10 have been disclosed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
Ncxt Confchcrnte ncunion.

To the Editor OF The POST.
Houston, Texas. January aa.-The old
veterans of Dick Bowling camp had best
keep an eye open for SPONSOR. a late
circular from General Gordon reques's
that the name OF the tair one who Il
TO represent the camp be scnt in as early
as possible.
Memphis is making suaerhuman efforts
to have the greatest reunion OF the old
veterans and their friends ever known
ana expects the larges. crowd on record
Memphis being centrlily located, will
have great numbar OF visitors from
vest OF the Mississippi river. as well
as from the Central AMI Eas esn southern
States and Will 40 doubt eclipse all Tor
mer efforts In that line. Rates VII es
chesp and all OF Texas viii be on hind,
The Old veterans pr Texis. Arkansas
and Louisiana anticipating that they VIII
not survive many moro reunions. are re-
Yelling in the thought OF Attending the
Memph reunion. Thousands IN Texas.
on account OF the distance being so
great. heretofore have never attended
reunion ami M.n DO there Ia force.
or all the pieasuraole sights on EARN.
i.re sre nune 10 be compared 10 the
nee ,ings OF these old coniederates, who
having separated when they laid down
their arms thirty-hve years ago. u,as
for the FIRST time. TO an oniooSer !.
br nes up a choking SENSATION OF pity aud
sdm,rStlen to he r the old solaiers re-
late thor experiences TO one another
There IL lie bInilns the Contslsr7te
soldiers TO one another such ~ never
existed in any other srny Tor th1y
fought the Whole world trr ton Ions
yesrs ana history wIll yet reuier thsu
justice. TO repre- sent these oil veteran
a, reunion Should be the prcndes. eaoc-
OF Sou,hern girl. lisstle up, old bays
.nd scan The horizon for sponsor, q
Memphis r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

"a Is, ,sNaAs NJ tNtN v hN et shs msl.
Hitss @nAli ht matg Manly ia.Ha " ine
tAltAt aNA hetlHu afH,r aAUtt HNt eeMe
alli he Sis pAd shts ths 80 helN VI hnah,
Nsll iiahlaeN
tRs ayessss eMaigy eA,Ns " ieeponaiele
ht ~. slhie 81 analfs " 4 pNhllshst 90
40 effAl WtiAeaA W, W 6ihuf ecsde Y %
Appftd ika samv baAHrAs rtlafipta y pnh
isNMe hRwfpaNe ~ ht whit " w
ssat'Ns Wsiaess Ma wtula -oen w. 'paes
,ebdeNt Al az dtadbra,a AVID asaenrH rsi'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
MAKING .oLn GLonyA
Enormous Production YcnrIy or tho
Emblem of Freedom. ~


Emblem of Freedom. ~
Washington Star.
"The extent to which bunting Is used
h this country may be realized VIXEN It
| known that ecme 100000 yards, or
Tough OF the material to uia between
lttNOJ0 aGd lG,C0O.oO0 nag5 OF ole kind
another. was sod throughout Q
United States last year" said who o.
"a dea,er In quitting In New YORK 10
the writer recently. "Buntlng In use 'or
Rsgmskipg Is OF two kinds. the VOL u
bentlng, which rs the hnest variety. and
tfe cotton goods, which Is the clea es /,
los durable aud less ornamental r .
fabric comes In rolls Usually OF { rty
yards. and II Is worth from 81 80 to IS per
yard. according to the quality.
'1he most expensive bum lag. such as
rs used by the United States COVER rrnent
for the manufacture OF naval days, Is
composed entirely % wool OF the noe Il
quality The fabric Is absolutely frca
from inperfecilons and weiehs ii rve
and one.forrth pounfe av7irdlpCi' ser
piece q forty yards OF ten Inches and
filirg crniain not less than th,r'y four
thrends to the inch. The colors uu he
ss last as possible. and not rare t. "a
seriously affected by being soaked CO..
tillupubly LOT tWenlY-iOur NEuTS IN tte
wafer. and then thoroughly w1shei g.
water with which is combined geo
grade OF laundry soap.
only about ore-half OF the buntnl
sold In this country Is used fr ra In.
Tags such as the Stars and stri es TIL,
other ha'f Is used In the manufacture c
small railroad steamship and nava' sx
nal faRs. for use OF contWc' ors, r-iIr al
builders. customers ana social 20 i,ii .
In faemaking the only work that Il d n
by hand Is the cutting. VIII ch 1. re-
termed bv a ran with sap mi q
TIE sewing stitching am rerm'n- n,
core on machines by girls a~d wo 70
WIN male the most sSill'ui aud ca-efl
operators.
Thew are thirty flag factories IN n
unifed States These CONCERN h We Al
Invested capitol OF sis 00p,rol. ana m
in wares uelr,y 100000 annraIy. Tn
majority n the neg factories are situate
In New York State. The o,Ners IRE a
Gated In Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
Louisiana and South Carolina."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
NEGRO .IEg DEArn
HE Wal sGiEl-n IVY an affsref IN
AInlzinG His I3srsaie

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
sllMMAR f'oF ToDAY's lMPS
wAsIIIN GrOS.

The discussion Of the sbp subsidy blu
VIII continue In the senate; the house
" II consider apprcpr atom bills.
Secretary Long, N letter 10 Senator
Morgan, favors congressional recognition
OF the services OF Lieutenant Hobson,
Cap ain Clark and others.
A m.norHy report on the bill to make
silver dollars exchangeable Tor gold
names the objections TO the bill.