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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

II. ana p. Rolling stock 10 he usea.

Texarkana, Texas. February 1.-THE
Texas and Pacific Railway comp lny
placed In operation today a esmplete line
OF Texas aud Pacific coaches and BOY
cars on their newly absorbed Branch :,
the TeNaThana, Shreveport, and Nat hez
to Shreveport
All OF the rolling property that was
gotten from the reSarkana, Shreyep RI
and Natchez will DE retired To- remodel.
ing.
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BUSINESS MATTER
Petitlan in nankrp,l,,

San Antonio, Texas, FenrpiT Il
petitions in bankruptcy we're fsAi
United States district clerks I'D
today.
Frank simmong OF San AuldtAl
net maker; liabilities I've y
creditors, $6s, lO4.O S; asses, ,Ny
Emma Simmong OF San Arril|
bilities due unsecured creiil9l|
7i5.15; no assets.
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BUSINESS SoTra

Denton, Texas. February ~
Hutchinson, lately Of Housi0a :
charge of the Long haras"
here as manager.
Bastrop, Texas, Februsu Y
partnership heretofore exls'R !
]. C. Mosby and B. Q. Ghrk !.
by mutual agreement, B. y
firing. &
Halletsille, Texas, fspia.',
Among the business changes = 4
dissolution OF the arm
Brothers. Sam Reichman To-
Reichman continuing the paS.
Rosenberg, Texas, FehfraII h \
l.. Woodward, from Daalons 4, Y,
leased the Aderholz building "
pairing and reftting ! y
of opening a general nsi
ness. VI
Edna. Texas, February III
ence Billups and Mrs, ~, u
have purchased the nialln'nn X.
ment of Mrs. II. Malsca -
will leave shortly for y "
chase their spring STOCK /.
Denton. Texas, F eDraa7 !,
Moore and 7. B. WlillAp' ~,
have organized a wholesals, Hi 4
which is taken by local a \, I
establishment will be rsaa, I. 4
as soon as supplies can N
Alvin. Texas, February s,s.s
Anderson. who has been sl 4, !
dry goods business hels u
eighteen months win MOI, 4, 81
Grspeyiue. Texas. where Is
in the same line Of oa, w y
Kimbrough & Jones, me i y.
epened up for business toaN i
building or Willis sl!ss re- h
stoloper has sold his in', 7 "a
Drug company to Dr. = ,.s-.,s
Mineral wells, TEXAS. $500 Is, y
spec!al to The Pos co. vI.s1,
from Graham. says the .s, 4
Hardware company has ,e', 4,
lingsworth G. Co.'S sos. tstt'
Nes "h,sfness under ~
Of the Graham Haras Y ! y, y
A. Meyer will be N V mn y,
ness. g. P. Hollingssvs.s'I, ~
With the firm. They h, e., XXI
Red store front arr rs,usss
building for rheir Ou'''
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New Bank for killer.

Temple, Texas, February ~
plication for a First National v
$4,000 capital at Klllsen in III
has been approved by the tsasv'
currency. ]. NJ. Warren, J. <
W. A. Hudson and F. W Pace Y
and Charles NJ, Campbell j. Z
pie. are mentioned as che prols1
is also understood that some ba'.
tai will go into the enierpTa
is a prosperous little losn =
Angelo branch OF the sanis 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Comanehe. Texas. February ii.-Distriet
court IS on it's second weeks work. The
grand jury up TO Monday last. had found
four felony bills. q. g. sweanlnEin OBJ
tanned damages to the amount OF sis.j
igsinst the Western Union Telegraph
company for failure TO deliver message
that his son had been killed in Fort
Worth hy che railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Ihe statement was made In late Issue
OF The Post. not by The Post, but hy n
gentleman whose name was given. thar
there were 800 liquor and beer dealers IN
this city who were escaping taxation. The
county aud city Tux collectors deny this
statement and The Post chcerfully gives
equm publicity TO shcif dental as to the
original statement, for the matter was com.
mented on simply as an item OF news ana
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Telephone Numbers: s ss.,ss:. s .ss

iAe City.--The Post IS delivered 10 any par OF the
city ty Gamers pes month. si.ooi three months
ss.eo; six months 5000. ons wear. sts.oo.
M Theodore beting has charge OF the city
circulation and collesilnx MeSsrs Theodore
lering ChaS- Lott and Bur, Hui are the au-
horired collectors of all city bills doth asVertis-
NJ and subscription ara money should be
ratd to any other than those named, unless
syeeia written authority signed hy the business
manager is shown Al accounts OF any size
should be paid by chees IN .avur Of The hous-
ton Printing Company
tttseIiters failing to receive The Pos, regularly
sig Please NOTIFY he ONCE promptly Every
papeI is expected to bs delivered not later than
30 O'Clock : IN.
treer nc circumstances viii orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
tsd. nr aeccr;ea in rsNment OF counts.
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ri Paso, Texas, feor 'I.,s.su I
Tint DR.. JumeI. who , ' 'aas,s "
OF Louisiana in the ~ ~ NJ
nntire here. VIII leave =. 's',y.A !
dies On Msrch !, na III ny 2
that his State MI MI. an ~ NJ
against San Franciseee', r ~ . 2
rerctt Is entirely VT IL
health officer o.
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Texns Rabbit. shlprca Nor,h.

Bonham. Texas. February i5.-Dnring
the last Ave days. over 5000 dressed rah.
bits have been shipped from this city to
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Technically continues TO score sue
cesses against justice In this State. win
the time ever come when good sound sense
rather than technical har-splitting VIII
characterize our manner of administering
laws that were made TO be obeyed rather
than eyadedY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Texas needs both girls Industrial school
and a state textile school. 1t is gratifying
to learn that the house committee at Austin
having consideration of such measures
recognizes the States deficiencies and
wants In the premises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
n~x.x.<s ~ cve05c
@%1k9 ss5 @"Ss%S'
~. NJ. MuRDoCK, Editor.
LOCATE THOSE ANARCHIST sYMPATHIzERs.

Several hundred letters Of sympathy and encourage
Aent were written to assassin of President McKin
ley which the authorities of Auburn prison. yet
in their possession These endorsements Of the most
aendh act and inexcusable crime stains the record
Of years. were not burned destroyed been
Posed nor were they even seen by the stared wretch
whose only defence for Staying the peoples chief was
that he was out of a job. Some of these communca,
lions indicted for the purpose of bracing Czogosz
Up There ardent that he might weaken and
IN revealing plot other necks would stretch
Others Of these ssives counsel courage something
might turn up to defeat his execution All most OF
them it seems endorse the foul murder Those letters
thoud not only be preserved as possible future evidences
but the names of all the writer's should be the
lublc This is a counting of equal rights of equal
chances and Of equal privileges and community is
Interested in knowing holding and protecting an
rrchsts and who they The names Of these COW
ards under cover are desired for sefprotection This
warming of snakes is not void Of danger
nhis country Of freedom-oyng and openhearted people
Seeking to undermine its glorious institutions Let US
have names these tatorous hypocrtes who come
&c our shores swearing allegiance to its people profess
ing love for all it stands for in the
of civil rights equal opportunities and only for
chance to strike it down. The people are entitled to
the and the nesting places of these sneakng
senegrades these taorous conspaors who hold out an
open hand in pretended friendship while concealing
ueath-dealing weapon in the other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

ciate virchow and Koch at Berlin. according
to the Philadelphia Record, seriously proposes to
substitute durable incurable maady. for
the ague being in his opinion the amenabe
to medical treatment He announces that persons who
live in malaral regions free from cancer and he con-
cludes that malaria acts antidote to cancer He
suggests the nnoculation of persons ether
with mosquito poison the blood patients who are
afflicted with other malarial affections"
Professor Loeer shows his lack of personal familiarity
with malaria especially in its FORM when he arms
that 1T is established that malaria be arrested by
prompt administration of quinine" Could the dsting-
uished physician be induced spend few years in the
the bottom lands Of of western rivers notably
OF the Wabash he would acquire deeper respect for the
persistence and other qualities of malaria than he now
shows. Whether it would be a gain to escape cancer
at the of living with ague is question which
the opinion of cadaverous saonhued quinneeaf and
worth taking These persons consume barrels Of qun-
inc in the OF their unhappy lives because it
cures but because they have become addicted to its
When dissolved in the fierce product Of the western still
quinine gives momenary warmth to the chilled body,
though 1T rings in the ears like the tones of be and
dulls the to all external sounds Perhaps it may
give the German physician distinct idea Of the
form of malaria quote from the recent issue of an
Indiana newspaper this statement Our report yester
day of earthquake shock in this vicinity an
It appears that the disturbance was caused by
the people along the Wabash who all happened have
their shakes at the same time
However it is the intention here to oppose the
principle Of substitution but only light opinion
Of the formidable malaria influence If Professor Loe
fer happen to be death on any particular disease and
substitute that ncurable malady should
encouraged to it. There surgeons who have be-
expert at cutting away nfamed appendices and
accustomed to finding for the operation that man
with omachache should keep of their clutches
appendicitis could be made dispace rheumatism for
example the patient might quickly cured the
tors could be relieved Of the ongstandng reproach Of
their inability cure rheumatism Now that there is
antitoXin for lockaw would be benefcent substitute
that affection for chronic dyspepsia. which Of
remedies have failed to destroy.
The principle Of substitution is all right It has the
advantage Of allowing each patient choose his disease
according his convenience For example the preacher
who is afflicted with bronchitis which compels him to
abandon the vineyard for months find relief in mder
climates exchange it, say for gentle govt which
will merely force him to limit pastoral visitatons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
PROTECTION AND RECIPROCITY.

This great country of is more prosperous than
probably at any in all its wonderful history of
velepment This prosperity come to US directly as
the result Of the Republican policy
cans or in other words the result of high protective
policy But few years ago under different policy
times were hard and Cleveland was borrowing money
with to pay the running expenses of his admins
tration. Now the revenues produce more money than
the country knows what do with in the meantime
dvidua prosperity universal yet it is doubtless
very large minority of the people of this coun-
try who are themselves prospecting they never
did before stand ready party and policy
which would inevitably put the country back to the econ
omical basis of six years ago With these profitable
experience weighs as nothing against pet theory the
theory of free trade
The Hon. John A. Kasson of Iowa. the well known
diplomat and tariff expert made notable speech in
Chicago the other evening before the Illinois Manufac-
turers Association the benefits be obtained through
the execution of a reciprocity policy Mr. Kasson quoted
the following from President Rooseves speech at Mime
ppois:
I'VE must also remember that in dealing with other
nations benefits must be given where benefits are sought
report Mr.. Kassons speech says that commenting
On this utterance he said in effect
we could not get what we wanted without concedng
something the other party wanted The unreasonable
confused protection with prohibition. They wanted
monopoly, and recognized change no conditions not
that the Dngley act itself provided for 20 per cent
seduction in its duties to encourage our export trade
They accepted part Of the tariff and repudiaed
the other This party question for while the
Republican platform Of 1886 demanded reciprocity neither
the Democratic party any other party had opposed it,
Now one party opposed reciprocity because it did not
give free trade party because it reduced
unnecessarily high duties there great danger at the
next election Of the fatal overthrow the principle OF
protection itself"
The fight for reciprocity should not be abandoned
simply because there are some who oppose it Such op
position is either mistaken ideas on the subject or
to unreasonable expectations and demands For instance
the same report says:
Turning next to the treaties now pending before the
senate Mr. Kasson proceeded to point out Just ,har
concessions had been obtained by the United states and
the counteroonoessions involved beginning with the
British colonial treaties He said there was no objection
to any Of these treaties except in the case OF Jamaica
where California objected the 20 per cent reduction on
oranges This was most unjust he said because the
lngey duty oranges three times HIGHER than ever
before and the duty under the treaty would be tca o
high. and in addition the Jamaica crop did nor cs-
with the California product being marketed at a 8ifrn
season"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
so LONG AS l SHALL LIVE.

No doubt Mr.. Mckinley counted upon years of rest
peace and contentment, in his old Canton home and
among those who had first honored him. and whom he
loved had laid by. for good the worry and re-
sponsibties Of public life But how uncertain is every
hay and hour of the future for and all On going
from Canton his inauguration the first time Mr. Mcin
ley said: "To all US the future is a sealed book;
BUT can by official act administration utterance
in any degree add to the prosperity and unity of be-
9oved country and the advancement and webeng of
splendid citizenship, will devote the best and most use
Fu efforts of my life that end The assumption of the
chief magsracy is Of such grave Importance that par
sanshp cannot blind the judgment accept any other
consideration than the public good Of ALL Of party
and every section With this thought uppermost in my
mind reluctantly take leave of my friends and neghbors
chershng nay heart the sweetest memories and the
tenderest thoughts of my old home-my home now, and
trust my home hereafter so long as shall live"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
= NEW IMPORTANT TAX DECISION.

There is conviction which well nigh universal that
aggregated capital does bear its fair proportion Of
for which reason part the rich grow richer That
income would be the fairest majority of people
outside of the supreme court firmly believe.
The supreme court OF Illinois has just handed
assessment decision which of great Importance
The court holds that franchises and capital stock
poratons doing business in that state must be assessed
taxed at their market value The rule laid down
by the is that the market value of capital stock
and Of outstanding bonds shall be added together after
deductng from this aggregate the assessment already
laid the tangible property of the corporation in ques
ton the remainder must be assessed like any other prop
ery The practical effect OF the decision if it is strictly
followed by the taxing officers will be add to the
rolls of the state hundreds of millions of property
untaxed is said that the % public service" corpora
tons named in this have property. coming within
the decision amounting S23500OO0O which here
tofore escaped taxation. Besides these corporations
there the railroads Of the state well many
camille and manufacturing concerns whose stock and fran
chises clearly covered by the terms of the decision
Strict enforcement Of the decision also makes these
panes liable to assessments back taxes covering
period of twenty-five years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

That IS gurrys hair Sad tes Fcri
Pail Player laying out De trcfHies az
tar fha game ard tf4s IS 8tgs aase
ans this = Tom ear ard fElz trEt- 3
.aezsIfr this SINGER 70 save re Bait
E.lre Arlerican-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
A MEnIcAl REuoll.r1nn

Somewhere there lies an unquarrIed marble which nav
Yet be raised TO commemorate the wisdom Of The ,rt
who threw his patients into fits because he vas 4leatb
on fits What has long been regarded as the vaga7y Of
Qnaek IS now advanced scientific principle bv On
eminent German physician. Professor Loeler an asso.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Schwab the rich steel magnate recently tried his
first game of golf in Chicago He paid caddies $50
each not to laugh and with this help made the links
2Oo1 strokes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Richard Harding Davis threatens to Ayers publish
because Alg refers to him in his book "a tmid
newspaper man. This is a shame when everybody
knows that Richard Harding Davis himself licked the
whole Spanish army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

A Yale professor says that King Alfred rank
fake that he was not famous until he had been dead
eight hundred years; that he did anything
All this proves that where Alfred fell down in be-
ing born too early to get an Ii D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Shepard Tammany's candidate for mayor of New
York intmaes that if he is elected he will churn the
police force Tammany Will support him to a man. For
Tammany knows what anteelecton ntimation
to the day after election.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Senator Hoar refused to deliver a public eulogy on
President Mckinley because he could endorse Nc
Kinleys policies Which merely that Hoar is
whacking away at a hair with broad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Those beautiful words OF Shakespeare must recur often
10 the Sultan: Neither borrower lender be- for
loan Oft loses both itself and friend and borrowing keeps
the Mediterranean full of warships"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

The of the country regarded the Booker Washing
ton dinner mere incident The Maryland Republi-
however view it as prairie fire It viii probably
heat them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

T. Berrum Of New York wants all Americans to boy
colt England refusing buy English goods England
calls OF the the Beers. Mr. Bjerrum has pipe
irnar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

John Heating who wrote: Just Girl in this World
for has sued for breach of promise Apparent
" the others he knew made Pearl way back and sit
down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Roosevelt wouldn't be Roosevelt If he did not invite
Booker Washington 20 dinner again let the south
know inoidentally that i never touched hin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

The Cubans taking practically interest all in
their election Now that the Cubans have they
VIII probably insist being hauled TO the polls election
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

theatrical people complain that Kansas audiences
Invariably cold Probably the Tor this is that
TIE thsaIricaI people consider themselves bot SIM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Henri Watterson IS not wholly hari-heaFted and Il
he had been in Noah place Re would probably have given
Ham lie preserveE before he pat him OF the boat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Jim Corbett stn insists on having Gght with Jearies
and JeTres may feel constrained take jim Corhett
away back and set him down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Roosavcs message 10 congress il IS advertised VIII
be short need expect nd brief and
spcey his last public one-the ro2nd robin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Some OF the Kansas banks refusing 10 take aay
Tore deposits There is a stringency in the yaaII
nscitv-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

# Peru hens eggs are used fer money And in othe
ways there IS reason believe that Per financial SIS
TEN is rotten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03


beat them
T Bjerrum Of New York wants all Americans to boy
colt England refusing to buy English goods until England
calls of the the Beers Mr. Bjerrum has pipe
dream.
John Heating who Just One Girl in this World
y the others he knew made Pearl back and sit
down.
The Cubans taking practically interest at all in
their election that the Cubans they
VIII probably insist being hauled TO the polls election
day
Roosevelt wouldn't be Roosevelt If he did not invite
Booker Washington 20 dinner again. let the south
know incidentally that il never touched him.
theatrical people complain that Kansas audiences are
invariably cold Probably the reason Ior this is that
the theatrical people consider themselves hot stun
Henri watterson IS not wholly hardhearted and Il
he had been in Noah place Re would probably have given
Ham life preserveT before he put him OF the boat
Rooseveits message TO congress It IS advertised VIII
be short but nc one need expect 20 had j as brief AID
splcey as his last public one-the ro1nd robin
Jim Corbett stin insists having fight with Ieries
Jeries may feel constrained take jim Corhett
away back and set him down
If Peru hens eggs are used for money And in other
there IS 10 believe that Pers financial
TEN is rotten
some OF the Kansas banks are refusing to take aay
more deposits There is strngency IN the yaaE ca
nanilv-