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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
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4 - #-T.E&
,,Jezeli chcecie zyt " pokoju,
-przygotowujcie sic ma ~ojne'
take by}o przys}owie starych
.Rzymian, a te slowa, uznawane "a
prawdzlwe conajmniej cd 20 wie-
k6w, st6suja sig tax dobrze do
narod6wJjak do. kazaej osobistosci.
Jak wojna jest, ola pahstwa a
grozien,iiem istnienia TAX Jest. tenn
samem choroba ola czlowieka, i
ola tsgo v pokoju. t: j: " zdroxiu
.powintnn'1SSmy sic przyggoetowywae ma
chorobe, 10 ale jest to w ~naszej:
mocy, takowej unikat. Silniy
dcbrze przygotowani, }atwo moze.
my %wstrzymac wszelkle niepomysl-
ne napasci, -czynlone przez szorst-
kie. zmienne powletrze W jesieni,
lub przez niest6sowny pokarm,
przepracowanie sig lub niezdrowy
sposdb zycia. silly przybedzie nam,
wewnetrzne organa sic zahartuja,
krew sic oczysci i nasz rozum sic
sodswiezy przez s}awne ma ca}y
SWAT, cd lat. znakomicie .doswiad-.
czone lekarstwo - Trinera Ame-
rykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wina,
kt6re stale usuwa choroby zo}adka,
watroby i nerek. Usuwa ono nawet
bardzo zaniedbane s}abosci uwaza-
ne "a niewYIeczalne, i doswiadczeni
lekarze poleca]a je szczeg6lnie
osobom bezkrwistym i wszystkim
cierpiacym ne brak .ruchu. Ale
trzaba uzywa6 tylko prawdziwego,
fabrykowanego przez J6zefa Tri"
nera, 799 S: Ashland ave. Chicago,
a nikogo innego. Ma sprzedaz "
lecz ME bra6 zadnego
innego, tylko prawdziwe Trinera,
jedynle istotnie lecznicze vino "
Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
SAL0R / HOTEL
W WEBSTER, So. Oak.

" miescie Webster. " po1ud~
~ni,wej Dakocie, poslada Kodak
nasz pan Adam l'lechowski w,elk'
salem l hotel. Polacy pow,nnl tego
~iarusa iaknajslInis] popierac, gdyz
wszedz,e em,sio. wys.epuje isko
Polak. z gvsciem pJlskim, ME wsty~
dzl sic .wobec Angllk6w pc polsku
rozmawiaG, i uog6le serdeczn'ei
t.aktuje Polak6w, nj innonar"-
dowcow.
Polacy, przYby wajacy TO WEBB
ster - Ola zakupien,a grunt6w.
niecbaj n;s szuka]s pcradv inno.
narodowc6v, lecz wprost udadza
sig do p. Adama Piechowskiego, q
on i'm sumiennie udztel, wsxelklch
po&adanych wskaz6ve dopomoze
do nabycls jaknaj.epszej fanny
"a ,ar,e pieni4dse: Adres leqo.
ADAM PIEtHOWsKI
Webster So. Dakota
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

KoIeI Erie zmiazdzY|a Okos--,l|
nlewskego y kaWalla Oko1
niewski VI pr1essadwasl
superwizdlemI i Wardy, !,
wstepujac " opr6znions m'e)~
see po Lasisviezu, Vzpo
grzebie wzieli udz'a' taaxte
czionkowie rady powiato"e).
|. BUFFALO Ma syno-.
die dyecezalnym " Buffalo,
" dniu 80 Pazdziernika. mia~
nowany zostal ks. Jan Pitas
nienaruszalnym. czyli stall. N
proboszczem (parachus ina
mov.bI s., to Jest takim. kto,
rego ME MONA przenieSe be-
poprzednirgo wytoczenia mu
kanonicznego procesu.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE.
Wis. Jan Dromidski. O.
golnie znany rzeznik W South
Milwaukee napr6zno szuka
swer tony, kt6fa magic mix
ne|a .bez s1adu: Stroskany
MAJ czypi comoze,, by natrafe
os jake Slady zaginiooej ko c-
biety. Wyslano nawet~w roz~
matte oko1ice specyalnych
pos'ahc6w. Zawiadomieno
policye lecz wsze1kie usiloWa--
MIA ME .przynosza-zadn
rezultatu
PAM Dromi6ska liczyla lat
as i cieszyla sic dobrem zdro-
WIEN. Maj lei twierdzi, ze
zyli z SODA bardzo dobrze !
ME mole po)a6 co sic stat
mog}o jego zonie. Dromihscy
maja troje dzieci.
w osiedlilo
SIC 80 GOO Gal'c>an Wie1u
Z Mich pr7ybylo bez grosza, a
dis maja sic dobrze. " roku
1894 pr,zyby}o Pierwszyeh!.
dz'ew;et rodzin z kapita'em
wsp6lnym $50 funt6w szter-
| ng6w W roku 1900 maiatek
lch wynosi} przeszlo 5000
funtow szterlipg6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

;ss7sn ist;;'; I'M NH FEsSisS Isa1gisSf
sra''''r 1esa. fais e 200
dolartw
q 2 or !.
~ |sss i
cos O MUZYCE POLSRlllEll.
~ NJ
Do redakcy, 9~nassej nadeslan'
nam kilka utwordw nusycznyeh.
jak: .Bole cos Polske," 'Mszur
sgo Maja." 2 dymem pozar6w"
..Jeszcze Polska ME zgineia.' "Lu~
braniec Ku;awiaki" ..Krakowiaki
Ludowe,,' ..Oj ten mazur czystas
bieda. ns.Dodus Oberek." Wszyst-
kie te utwory 50 ia orkiestre deta !
rznieta. .sOj ten mazur czysta bie~
da' najnowszy utw6r pt.a.ZDale-
zlvne szcz7scle'' walc ma fortepian.
Utwory te dopiero " tych dnlach
opusci4y prase i jake nowosc- pole
calny lie 81. Rodakom tembardziejJ
re takowe wYdane 50 .nak1adem p.
B. J. Zalewskiego, Dyr. Ch6r6w
Spiewackich i ork. polskiej " Chi
cago ktdry ME szczedz4 egrom-
nychs kosztow, by muzykea polaka
rqzpowszechnid tn v AAm,eryce. .
kt6rej dotyczas nam brak by}o, "a
= - 1-i - :
co jake polak zasfuguje. naspoparcie.
swych Rodak6w. Pc obsierniejszy
katalog p :lskiej muzyki j Spiewu
prosze sic zg1osics pod adres:
Wydaonietwo Muaycane B !
Zalewskiego.
1924 ". 18th st, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

lGlEgF sizniscn, az 7nsiss I q; ;'iiii'i
CIs,sssl '1sS;;'sda S515 4 re 4, !.
',s'.' . 'gae !, ! Tsge ''nsso
daia roEgniewani obywatele Wy
ii ss sesss44:A*
pedrili goseo q agEsnioe Rovista.
VI ~
& DEyILsLARG y D: go
Li.tep.d.. speeyalny agent
departamentu spraw wewnetrsaych
major McsLaahliin. zawarf v iaaieniu
rzeda Z lndyanani " re1erwacyi
Fort Totten kontrakt, kt6ry dzi-
siaj obie strony naja podpisac.
Indyanie. oSw,adcsaja swoj4 geto-
wo6c sprzedania rz2dowi lo4, 900
ak,6w 20 $35O,oO0, 2 ktdrej to SD
my sl45, 900 ma bye wyp{'conych
saraz pc podpisaEiu kontrakta, q
reszta " 90 ~rocznych ratach Re-
zerwacya mole juz ma wiosne 20
stanie otwarta ola osaduik6w.
~NowYsKANDAL W Nowym
.Yorku specyalnie aa hoe wysa.
d4onys komitet = klubu obywatel-
skiego, dooszedf DO plrzekonan,a pc
.gruntownem zbadar1iu sprawy, re
= ~ ..ss$ : R-22.e @ssxss -:
policya no woyoraka handlnje ~.
VEN m,esem, to jest, re :m}ode isnie.
doSwiadczone dziewczeta spfzedaia
do domdw rozpust5: Haniebines re
miosio policya swten spesdb upra~
via. Mloda dziewczyne namawla
sic do poslubrenia jednego z czfon.
.s- - - - .rrEt - - -
k6w szajki policyjnel, ktdry pod
pierwszym. lepszym pretekstem
prowadzi mluda swa kone do domu
rozpusty, skad jej ME wypuszcza
i gdzie jest zmuszona wiesG zycie
wstydu: Ratunku ma to ME ma.
gdyz dzieje sic to z VIOLA ~ledza
polirsi :
.E.-f ..-.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
AmERYkA

AmERYkA
GWOLI uczczenia pamieci
zamordowanego prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoezouych MoKinley.a
stan2c W mie6cleC Canton przy~
tu}ek ola biednych wszelkich na-
rodowosci.
30
z NEW YORKU.d onosza, ze
W sprawie skazanego ma rok VIE
anarchisty Johanna Mosta.
MacLean wyda1 t. z. Gar
ti6cate of Reasonable. Doubt"
Most przeto: otrzymanowy process,
Mich, 2. liz
stopada.- W kopalni aurora pow
stall ogien. Wielu robotnik6w z
trudnoscia ~zosta}o ocalonych; kilku
2 uich jest W stanie bezp1zytom~
nym. " kopalni zostalo uduszo-
.ych dymem wle'e muf6w. Przcsiz.
10 4o] robotnik6w zosta4o czasow,
pozbawionych zatrudnienia. Jest
nadzieja, ze ogiieii zostanie W krdtr
ce ugaszony.
CHICAGO. Listonosz ?
lzielnioy Hegov'sh, Walter Ar.
gadine,. .przyznat SIC do skradzenia
listdw poleconych (registe-
i z,stal wskutek tego aress-
towany v Hammond, Ind. Mleasz-
k'ason .. =. 1928 Ontario ave.
TOPEKA Kas. " Cent,o-
polis.ma}em miasteczkuw powie-.
ole Franklin. No BerDhoi,ner.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
correspondence Wia1usa,
z LEO
W Minnesota.

E-E - -. , - E=S-.-. ~.~.S-=--
w dniu 90 Pazdziernika za4o-
zono to fundament ma .kt6rym
pobudowana. bedzie polska pleba-
MIA, z czego sic psra6anie nlewy-
m6wnie ciesza.
Nasz wielebny proboszcz ks.
Maturski tez sic cieszy, re bedzle
tn mia4 stale pomleszkanie i utrzy~
mamie.
espodziewamY sic tn wese1a
pana ~ ladyslawa Kosmatki z pam
nq Anna Peplihska, c6rka Paw}a
Paplihsklego, ~ Winony pochodzs-
cego.
w dnlu IS PazuZlernlka epad1
tn ulewny deszcz, po'aczony 2
grzmotem i blyskawicamf,i Sd tego
czasu .powietrze coraz bardzie; SIG
ozisbia. szoz96ciem farmerzy tue
iuz uprzatneli sic w.ymfo~
ceniem 4boza, . pc wiekszeejj czesci
tel i 6rka
Niedawno temu farmer Micha1
statkiieviicz mocuo. pouk,aleczonY
xosta} przez swole konle.
MONA tn teraz tanio dostac DO
kupienia fanny % pojedynak5w,
60 davniej pobrali homstety sle
prsez ciie1k,Y pracpna uprawnc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

co SWAT cALY "a dobre
uz''*je, dobrem bye must. .Kot
wiczny' Pain Expeller Richtera
i spofki zjednaf sobie ~uznanie
wszelkich narodowosci, i we
wszystkich jezykach slave jego o
piewaj4, jake na]lepszy 6rodek ma
reumatyzm, bile muszkuldw. ner~
WOW tip. Cena as 1850 cent6w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
The Secret of Success.

From the Nashville American.
Young John D. Rockefeller son of the richest man In
the United States recently delivered address before the
pupils of Booker Washngtons Tukegee school, and he gave
the colored youth sound advice which young white
I men may follow with profit Said Mr.. Rockefeller
DO not be ashamed do any work that falls to vour
hands. When went into my fathers office | was willing
to do any sort OF work they wanted to- even it were
putting on my fathers shoes wanted begin at the bot
tom and learn DO be afraid make lowly beginning
II once assisted young to get a position He re-
manned in it two days and when asked him why he had
LETT he said They put to sweeping the floor and
quit am too old to be sweeping the floor
"A man is never too old to do any OF work 1t is
by doing the work is at hand that we become useful
and successful Success by doing common every
day things OF life uncommonly we'll DO little everyday
duties OF life without nurmur. Do them well. That is
success,
This school teaches the dignity OF toll and makes the
young people OF the race proud OF them working"
II Is comparatively easy give advice MANY people
give advice which tney follow themselves But here
IS young man who practices what he breaches Heir to
many millions he has always heen an industrious stde,,
and an earnest worker He is also active in religious work
and the teacher OF large Bible class Young Rockefeller
would succeed in life if he had dollar to begin with
because he possesses those qualities which win success
Wealth can not make and genus may be failure
Industry, energy, Suitability. sense and sober
steady habits will insure any young success If he has
not the capacity make fortune the chances are that he
has not the judgment hold wealth il it should be given
to him The majority prominent in the worlds
affairs have climbed the ladder from bottom rung list
filling columns Of the American might cited in sun
port of this assertion President McKn;eys cabinet affords
an instance Secretary Hay clerk in early life; Sec
rotary Gage began bank clerk Secretary Root set out
for himself school teacher Postmaster General Smith
began life printer and worked his way from the case
the edtorshp of the Philadelphia Press Secretary Long
was farmer boy; Secretary Hitchcock began clerk in
small store Secretary Wilson farm hand but final
y purchased farm OF his and worked his way I'D
Only two members OF the cabinet Hay and Knox received
collegiate education President Mckinley himself was
poor boy Mark Hanna who regarded next friend"
to the president day laborer in his youth He mar
red the daughter OF rich but he refused to marry
establish himself in business and provide cottage of his
own for his wife The men who succeed begin the bot
tom. hey learn the value of labor and despse no toll
which falls their hands The young who is deter
mined to succeed will succeed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
y PAGES TODAY.
NOT TO BE CAUGHT WITH FLESH Potts.

The lever which Senator McLaurin of South Caro-
lima appears to be depending on for foisting some
kind of new democratic or organization upon
the South, is not calculated to impress the Southern
very greatly with conviction of the disnterested
ness devotion principle of those engaging in the
movement.
His plan seemingly is to buy" over to his views a
lot of wellknown Southerners by the distribution of
Federal patronage. He has boasted it is said that
plenty of offices at his disposal and he hopes to
make an office-holding crowd the basis and the
nucleus Of his progressive democracy"
In the development of his scheme he recently ten
dcred the Columbia postmastershp to that grizzed
old Southern hero General Wade Hampton But the
General Hampton exclaimed when the offer was pre-.
sented: 81 would not accept anything in the world
from that source" After pause he continued: 'The
people of South Carolina should know by this time
that not be bought"
The moment that Senator McLaurin let it be un.
derstood that he in virtual control of the Fed
era patronage of his State disclosed the existence
OF matured conspiracy between himself and the
Washington authorities against the democratic party
of the South. And it is conspiracy as discreditabe
to the administration to Senator McIaurn because
it Is based on a low plane 1t is an appeal to the
selfshness Of certain classes Southern people and
assumes that principles Will be abandoned for the Of
fees.
In this view it Is an insult to the manhood and in.
telligence OF the South.
The reuke received from Wade Hampton how.
ever is calculated not only to throw large volume
of cold water the movement in South Carolina but
to open the of the Southern people to the true
inwardness of this attempt to betray the South into
the hands Of repubcansm.
The South not be bought.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
euBERNAroRlAL CONTRASTS IN NEW YORK.

1t Is not to be denied that Governor Odell of New
York has made more character and acquired more
envabie reputation with his people than possibly any
governor the Empire State has had for many years
past This record is the more remarkable because it
was unlocked for when the governor was inaugurated
The contrast between Governor odell's conduct
and that of his immediate predecessor Roosevelt is
worthy OF study.
Ode went into office with the reputation simply
of machine politician and loyal lieutenant OF Boss
Plat 1t was expected that he would be but the orea
tre OF Plat in the gubernatoral chair The riot of
the ring was confidently anticipated under Patts sub
boss, AS matter of fact the very reverse has han.
pened. The responsibility of office appears to have
completely changed the governor He set himself
against Patts aggressive schemes at the very outset
lie has vetoed over a hundred objectionable bills
passed by Legislature still subservient TO the ma
chine, He has prevented the passage of yet other
unpopular measures He has reduced expenses and
enlarged the revenues and has thought and acted for
himself with an independence that has pleased AS
much as it has astonshed New York
Roosevelt posing as reformer and ant-machine
man OF the strenuous sort went into the gubernato.
rial office with the confidence OF all the independent
elements in the State They expected him to smash
the machine, to be his own master to even n marked
degree to fill the offices within his gift with anti
flatt men and to institute great reforms He had
hardly taken his seat before he held out the peace
PIPE to Plat He fell early under the. machine in
fuence and from that time until the end OF his term
he regularly conferred with Plat and the party bosses
over every public matter of any Importance
Odell made no special pretensions but has devel
oped into governor whom the public are applanding
Roosevelt puffed by vanity brag and staggering
hero exhibited the hollowness Of his pretensions
and became Plntts plaything
II seems that the records of these two men again
demonstrate that appearances are aften deceptive
odei has had brains enough to see that officials
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Publicity a Safeguard.

From the Philadelphia North American.
Judge Young of Toledo Ohio, has set new mark for
the guidance of in the suppression of the news OF
their proceedings, ~ connection with a murder trial now
progress before him he has assumed authority to for
bid the publication of any evidence substance of evil
dence although newspaper excluded from the
This remarkable order is based on the ground
that four similar to follow, and that the evi,
dence is published will be impossible to secure Jurors in
he county whose minds have been preudced To take
change of would the county some thousands NJ
dollars.
As matter of economy, Judge Youngs action NAV
he well advised The difficulty OF securing Jurors in much
discussed cases, however, is experience In no
torious trial in New York long since it required s
weeks to empanel jury OF twelve is to the credit
of Judge Ioungs intelligence that he appears to he
pcious to the soundness of his order He admits as much
when he says
Il have desire to be arbitrary or unknd To the ne
know of no precedent but base my action upon the tbeo
that for the urherance justice is
The theory is plainly dangerous applied by the Obi
judge Closed doors always in the come to mean d
inimical to justice 1t is the public not the newsnan.
that most concerned in such orders OF suppression M
icity acts safeguard both ways to the court and -
people Star chamber methods multiply opporun,is. g.
judicial abuses and inevitably excite dstrust of the
in the popular mind If judges habituly imposed the %
secrecy they would rapidly undermine the respec i; ~
their DEGREES held WHY"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
ARE THE DAYS OF STRIKES nuMseReo9

Whether practical results of imposing APP.
preciabe proportions shall follow the conferences in
New York between labor and capital looking to the
substitution of arbitration for strikes and lockouts is
question which will remain open for some
time probably.
But the movement in that direction is SO clearly
the right and sensible to pursue and is in this
instance being conducted by such conspicuous and
fuentia leaders of organized labor, that the public
can with reason hope for much good from it,
There is no natural conflict antagonism between
capital and labor. This has been asserted and demon.
strated times without number. Each stands in abso.
lutte need of the other. Their interest in their Joint
product is mutual Without the activity of CAPT
tai labor is idle; without labor capital is Improbable
and helpless When differences arise therefore there
is always violation, side the other, of
natural laws of natural Justice 1t ought be pos
sible for fairmnded to detect this departure
from right and justice wherever it is located when
the full facts of controversy submitted for in
vestigation
If a spirit of fairness and Cancellation can not be
depended on to settle these disputes between two
agencies necessary to each other then selfineres
at least ought to lead all parties to avoid strikes
lockouts or resort to force Both the higher and
the lower motives in this character ought to
work for peaceful issue.
But whether strikes or ockouts will or not soon
be thing of the past it begins look if the
organizations and forces of labor This is the cruees
most unjustifele and illogical of all strikes 1t VIC
lates all principles of justice in making the innocent
suffer for the guilty 1t is absolutely indeensible on
any grounds AS one paper says, it is misnomer to
call such strike sympathetic strike" for the rea
son that men who ordered to quit work out of
sympathy for strikers in plant or industry
when they have no grievances themselves against
employers. are very rarely actuated by any genuine
sympathy" in the matter.
The National Building Trades council is under
stood to be strongly opposed to the sympathetic strike
and we can nationally ancipa the abolition of that
kind of labor weapon at least when the great leaders
of labor are characterizing the other kind of
strikes the false course for labor to pursue
1t would be singular indeed. if the expanding in
tegenee of the world and the growing practical
thought of the times did not speedily evolve some bet
ter plan for settling the differences between capital
and labor than the methods heretofore and so gen
orally and so runously pursued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Great Is Texas.
Fort Worth Mail Teleeram

Fort Worth Mail Telegram.
one-thrd the area of Texas devoted exclusively 70 a.
raising and pasturagc of cattle Double the State f az.
ana the territory would about equal the of the eae
DOMAIN OF Texas Think Of the possibilities of the i
industry where 100000 of suffice To st;
100000 head OF cattle. This represents only ,b Du
domain given ranges and ranches Full N'uS
much more now devoted to strictly agricultural nrs
san support tour times the above number of horned cattle
without interfering with the value of its present nod.
Nowhere on earth do cattle increase more ranid
Texas; nowhere are the conditions favorable Co.
accumulation OF herds and consequent wealth 'O 'he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
SOME PosTscRIPrs.

The labor unions OF San Francisco have the big
eest woodworking plant in the State OF California and %
turning out material fast 1000 union carpenters can
place on the buildings in the city 1t gives employment 70
100 union millmen.
Last year I4o4 persons were injured and rs killed in
London by being flung headong out of hanson cahs H.,
reason OF the horses slipping and falling is not surpris
ing that Londones calling for public vehicle less dan
gerous than the hanson.
The Ohio convict labor commission is making an inves-
tgation OF the employment OF convict labor in the South
e States The report of its investigation will form basis
upon which the legislature Ohio will enact laws for the
purpose Of eliminating competition against free labor
British Columbia fishermen active on lines of or
ganzaton and have formed five unions on the different rv
ers including in their membership Indians as well az white
fishermen An effort is being made keep the Japanese
who alleged TO have broken up last years strike on the
river
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10

best interest well his duty lie in regard for
the publics welfare rather than that of the machine
The people will always take care of that kind OF a
man. And in spite Of the Vaccinations of the bosses
in New York, Roosevelts war record" the chances
now are that If New York presents candidate for
the republican nomination for the presidency in 1904
the man is more likely to be Odell than Roosevelt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
woeful Lack o Knowledge.
Austin Current Issue.

fNustln Ourrent ISSUE
And comes writer in the ST Louis Republican
and tries rob Father Ryan of the credit OF the authorship
Of The Conquered BannerTyler Democrat Reporter Ii il
abor lost notice such people Shakespeares aures have
been yanked pulled until you scarcely what thew
originally made Off and il would surprise us AZ am
time hear Literary crank DENYING that the editor ~
the Current Issue Beautiful Snow, "lm Ia Re
claim be terati who do know that Dan McGary is the
wrote Little Barefoot The ignorance Of some people /.
simply psrslyxing. N :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
What Southeast Texas Offer.


Mobile Texas May 4--We people from the pnev no.
Of s tOa piece Of o% 0ss when We it The
east Texas now opportunity to serve the 'outn
OTTER one OF their best and one who vii, iney
speetion He is all heart and long leaf w;,bo. any M
assssJosePA s. Rice for governor Let the o.o0 .s. or
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A CORNER FOR WOMEN.

FOR MlLADY'S COIN
The return Of the hi
fure, which is hcralda'
Paris, brings about y
change in the deccfssf
the hair. Muslin fevp
the most stylish. Small
pom roses. evoking tkl
teau period, are USUAL
ferred by girls in tiny q
surrounding the chisia|
garlands, falling IN q
over the bodice, and r
epaulettes.
The empire dress