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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
OLDEST ENLISTED MAN
Bill To Retire Him With Rank aud
Pay of Second Lieutenant.

Washington, ID c., June IS.
There is now in Congress an ex-
trsordinary bill. 1t is like blank
chez. 1t provides that the Pres
ident may cast an eye OF favor
upon 1.-THE oldest enlisted man on
the rolls of the army" aud pro-
mote that manlo be second lieuten-
ant, 10 order to retire bin on a
larger salary than he wonld
otherwise receive. No name Is
mentioned. The man is To be dis
covered when the bill is passed.
II is said that there will be seve-
raj who will think the bill Is point
ed in their direction. Al least one
OF these men has had remarkable
career. Terence MulvHney is a
raw recruit compared with james
Condor. Condor was born 10
1928. While be was being educated
his dreams were all OF military
fame. At last he could 40 longer
repress his natural inclination. ln
1888, being 10 years old, lac enlist
ed in the Second United States
Infantry ms u drummer boy. he
served ia the Florida campaign
When that campaign wac over be
kept on serving. His father. al
soldier, died in Mexico City in
lS47. His brother, also n soldier,
died at Sulllvsn's Island in 1858.
Condor himself kept on serving.
The Mexican War, the Civil
War, Indian wars came aud went.
Condor remained. For forly-seven
years he wore the uniform which
is not in this country "the soldier
mans disgrace. Ii was not until
1885 that be took advantage Of the
retirement law. Then, serving as
a sergeant at DsvId's Island, be
began TO think Ofthe lean and TRIP
psred pantaloOn, and fnally took
to il. He was retired with an
exceptional record. During bis
half century Of service not one
written charge had been preferred
against him.
Little was heard OF Condor from
1885 to 1902. A few weeks ago,
he sent petition TO the
President. All things considered,
the burden OF that petition was
little biz surprising. II was natural
that the old soldier should want
more pay. II was, perhaps, not so
natural that the reason Why he
wsnird more pay should be that hr
had six children, three b"ss aud
three yIrls, all andrr Is wears 81
age. -Galveslon News
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
ANOTHER railroad which INA

ANOTHER railroad which may
extend to Brownsville" is being
talked Of, this time in Mexico.
This Is an extension OF the Central
which has iu view the Cerralvo
mining region, aud is looking out
OF the corner OF Que eye towards
Mstanoros. Perhaps the prospect
OF such an extension may hurry mp
the Mexican National a bit
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19

AGAIN does hydrophobia claim u
victim in Texas, a beautiful yourg
girl dying 10 San Antonio in fear
ful agony as the result of mad
dogs bite. Had there been a Pas
teur institute in the state, she
might have been spared.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
A ROYAL GIFT

Baltimore American.
"Did you hear Whist young Mr..
SOfteigh gave his 6ancee as an en-
gAgemsut ringi II was simply
royal"
"No. What was iti"
"Wsll, you see his father is a
big stakeholder in both the Beef
TrnSt and be Coal Trust, or he
never could have done il; bat be
gave her a ring cut from & soup
bone, set with big chunk Of
COAL,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
MRS. j. DREYFUSS,
Dry Goods Dealer,

Has now on hand a full line of gentle
mems, ladies and children's shoes One
OF her specialties in shoes is the
HAMILTON BROWN SECURITY"
shoe, for misses and children She is
sole agent for the HAMILTON BROWN
. AMERICAN LACY AND GENTLEMAN
hoe a full line of clothing. gents
furnishing, window shades and, other
household furnishings Give me a call
before purchasing elsewhere
Mrs. j. Dreyfuss.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
ARGENTINA is still making faces

ARGENTINA is still making faces
at the Monroe Doctrine Of the
United States. To tell the truth,
SO far as the majority Of Amer
icAns are concerned, they would
probably be unwilling to see one
drop OF American blood spilled on
behalf of Argentina or any other
OF the minor South American re-
publics that seem to find their pas
time in saying spiteful things
about the AmericGnOS. IL would
doubtless be much better for the
peace sud progress of the South
American continent II England nr
Germany should absorh several "t
itr political divisions. aud Uuelr
Sam would Indeed hr HR toni0 To
sacrifice men or money lo prevent
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19
LANDFoR SALE

10000 Acres Of Rice aud Sugar
aud is Hidalge county, for safe,
at prices ranging from $l.00 TO
$3.50 per acre. For particulars
write. JOHN CDOSNER,
HidslgO, Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-06-19

The promised early develop
ment OF the oil fields in Tamsnli-
pas south OF Matamoros is of
special interest to Brownsville.
A big oil strike there will hasten
the development OF this section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Washington Letter t1 Springfield GLASS; AepuaeAn Una
AL TINS aoassnss ab5at probing and Investigating E7a
pax ard regret tt part q The acizrzt1an IS Vsg
-uct ts a1eioa q she Should fs 70 gr1antng SIX
ror-tf sf-e- surgical operation had Occurred because q
tse pan caused h thai These Who a-s ss111nE
o.. tie CO This KIND srpposs that the general prs
srrE .He thsy karE us- -heT sense oi
croao-ury The har5 which II TIE fare II
ms p1oe P11-las simply that the charges o.
Mater Gardener and u-hs-s been known toI months 10
Il. -as q the Philippines ard C TIE war department
and q -s president Est tht Of ties. facts ths per
s-asvs -ast c75 .zks ne stand ard proclaim that every
tt-E going snoohy y TIE issnas znd could SPEAK CT
R-e-scAez: she@z ty ths natives ter the AnsrlesnA
7. ssr-t-irs a-5 ha-3aea6ed E3ot coua with ERysriks
-a-risz-s7 u tns unqualified pa-saushP and gentle
~ ssJ1e-E -h tie hsrrlte reports con
corning g1.z preTzisre q re water torture and tie
fez-. q famine and lying II MS desk ne
c5-5 v-e c; Parl-ztioz q re Philippines and q the
sv5-aas szEoa existing thste i vould oe hard 70 char
Of III American sor.s vAlla Wozd be sufficiently
ccr5--uz-o-y
E1t s-rr-g Ire f.eus s3zstsrsd 70 Secretary Roat
shc1lz AID great IS Inc uerse EEszs the ethics q
roo5 zt7e---e-t vzi-- has beer COMMITTED the full weight
Of p-tc 1szF-cTz shcGd bs v1E--s1 Tot upo1 hin, o-
zp-u Frss5szt E9,ssvs 70 Suppose that the president
z1o-z. OF Of the -sysbzs report and tas
otts- 11c4ers which have been t--a-Et light would
co--t G rrs-le 1ezsct II he greatest Trcte GU
cc1-er->5 adzistrats1 Il - knew these facts
AID ia ~; c-5e them given = TIE pu-c hs much
taza Sscrey Beet las been guilty q bad faith with the
rszzy large Es has. fsct been false 70 His own
va--sc 55z-s q trErcss and Straight
5grwar6--zs lls failure cr1sr Ery investigation until
fo-ce5 DO g rlc o. isr lis scoliss-eucs IN the pol
icy 81 c-r-esea ard his general failure take any hand
making --a z--ari21 better are III p-oot Of this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
HOUSTON, TEXAS, SUNDAY, NAY :, fscz
Sc PAGES TODAY.
COST or TIE PHlLlPPlNE WAR

Il ths-s -e-s ID moral question .rro-rs1 - .scs
so1 as 10 -Eat AID vro1g % be made with regard -
1te FEEIppl-eH t1e r,rsrz-s1-s course v--l proper
~ ts dsser-rs-a5 1y TIA Standard 81 dollars AID oz-ts
ard nm fra-es q c-att or 1-sg setting zz1s .or the
arru-ne-tz SAKE al consideration u rsg-t 1- Isr-
tne-t znqul-v v.t1 -sgz-z 20 -zs Philippines Does
tAs ve-1rs pay,
Nov II has eaa- zzzs-aa t-at lie p=r ez---a *
pe1ss Il tie Philippines tzat ~s hare 1a1 during lie
past yaz- is tlss wide or pa- ca7.-a gan il trzas
has bezr c-ly c=--s -1ls s certainly very bad .si-
ness L tzz -z--1-z.g- -s correct u-- lozs Is oTsr
go per ca-t Ereats- t-z- 90 sa-
The pssr.z Rave g r-r1t to E--w T1Ec -ss P1--7-
pine vzr 1s costing Senator Css-s.- --a5 10 set a.
tss frurer ty senate resolution tut tie re-1y cane
baeE t1z1 TIE va departments clerical t9-ce not
sufficient 70 d. t1s wc-E
Gan l1s be t-lac Car !: bs ---s TIE. -1e l=o--t
erpa1ssa ~ re va department 1zE bsaz Taz- l1st
It's c.arkE czz -o- az Il -9s Cl- L -.- - -c-s even
VII AZ adding =a11--ss
Or ara ws 70 set davz Secretary Roofs reply sc II
sras.0z Of the t--A 70 exGreaz = parliamentary Ian
Euags a-5 nj 70 cal hin wsz- ~ D5IC- called NJ
Chzz5er.zi- .ct i9-E LEo ~ -= Brsza 17uss O: c1-
rng1H TIE people have =or forgotten thai O. former
Occasion VIII regard 70 t-s report q Mas1r Gardener
ths governor ~ -agatzs. which 1s Rad EEpT-ss5a1
Secretary EooI Sad w1g- was lux 60 z-1 omitted q
say what was
TAs7e is q st-7-E disposition i1 TIE senate and e
ths hozse wen 70 obtain PIE a me facts v--a regard
70 us Philippines TIE particulars c Tie 1a15let at ,as
army ar1 the clvu gevsr1ue--. ana t1a expense az
count N gross and IL detail There ara msa IN con
graBz Of l4e right gIrt Ike Senator C35ars12 who q
VIII be remembered has The credit CT EnaagAi-g IL,
suppressed Gardener report WIN VIII see 70 lt that -
information wanted Forthcoming L q has 20 b
erzEa CIT Of the reartzz. Root WIKI pair o. tgrcep=
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

WiAE- waldorf Astsr IS 20 be rase pesr IN F-Vi,-s
- TAI IS tss best EaE E-w4rd Gan 90 for hia@FoTf
W5rtE Register
Il IS sslsr tnst he shsui5 be made peer in FaeIs-s
'aaH nat Ae sao-ld hs made appear il this eouaty
he tt1gefset season is upcn ursnFs DALI Tyt5uns
Se7s people air barn lasyl Thsrs nan who evidently
las booze thrust upsn kia--.flssE Eye
General Fu1F;or ssys he formed TIE plan for CAPTURING
s-nA-a2 tnl sie7ESrr carried Il Successfully The
~a wSa Acwr-T s1dzaittsd 10 General MaeArt6ur ana
ecffea as endorsement ard authorization: hcnee Mac
ftnur . rEhi saying fkat he was respousibIs fr
mere Is nc dlsru.e between 3EzcArtbur ar5 Frrso- -
as p'lHt rn2n clans the sFsd, and secords Macarthur
tpnofs--s7s .zEf9Hto EEfress 49,
sr1Sten certainly has taking way with him
The Gohs Democrat says The only .alva,;sg so- r,,
i ar1eTation e The United Stzss II taer IL ntf5r- -
- lp - q ne earth that TIE republicans don't va
& $3.50 - e Isys s2as enc send list OF tie sane
what's ne coed Of spsinK Eoo5 ,os.sl ,,-5s 7r.7,
SCI somet7ng they e0nt presidential slestiou
Fes;ssni Ao1ssysit should aHpuists Funs,cn's suth
Ihs hardly sssns necessary ia view Of Tie fac, ss,
hs Hsi at down q - sEsctuaIy
The Aezia Evening News wants 10 ervsuiz. 81, r...
fAss press 1ssoelzticn, and has pi,cs abo-,
rs sent tHis ellae marked copy. We have y, ;Ts.
1870 lse-A LlAL tasi exRs already has wei srranr.d
set4 Assori-tion q vhch the editor 81 this pgr-- \; -
eert u NtA hc3e rs regular rueetiug al f,f = 49,
80 - es-tfA-e4 pf9i1er invited corne ove- ss -
- ass - e Nsy 2 keep Is from having ths bisxss
90 he ever szNs---f9egf scrkes SeEssEtl - "-sAss
Sfsf HeE ant ssia' use that invitation he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
THE CROW OF T-E cockEREL-

The united American press republican papers as
vel democratic have rs5oictngly approved Of the
sencinE Of General Frederick Funston The blather-
Ek.ts brigEdier Senator Carnack called him N the
speech be recently delivered senate IL which he
nsysd him Apollo 1zysd NArsyRs. It was the
president himself who silsneed him applying 70 bis
lips the famous gag which has been on previous
occasions IN TIE Of ADLER and better men.
As yet in spite Of the conplsts appreciation with
which the termination q Funstous talking must needs
be resolved the natural question arises Is rot the pres
ioent estopped? Is Of the pot calling the
kettle black and has tbs pastor rocked his reds?
The pullet initiates the clDcking ana eackllug Of
the hen. After the cock the eockereI crows.
Has not the chief ehantcleer Offended IN this re-
sDec starting his early morning tubaton even before
san-up! Cockerel Funston IS not very different f-o.
Cock Roosevelt They are the same kind Of bird pin.
tzreh, we're that excellent biographer Of antiquity
alive. might write parallel On their resernbaDess
Funston Is 8 civilian IN new and uuaccustoued rn.
tary regalia; 30 was Roosevelt. Both are ambitions
Roosevelt wants the republican nomination fov
the presidency; Funston would not refuse It. Both
believe IN the new gospel Of greed in benevolent as
stmilztton Of the water cuYeT sort IN manifest dss
tiny, In snbiugatng people who tnhzb!t every
rich tropical Islands Funston calls the FlIipnog hard
names; Roosevelt calls them 'insurreetos" ana IA
crones Funston would hang Senator Hoar and an
sntimpeEtaiists; Roosevelt calls the
traitors By Implication when be writes in his sssa
70 congress that encouragement direct OF indirect e
these insnrreetos stands the same footing as en-
coaragement TO hostile Indians 81 the DAYS when ~.
Etih had Indian wars Funston IN the neld has eivar
orders for the water cure" torture and has COUNT
nAnced atrocities upon the Piipinos; Roosevelt In 81,
revolving Office chair AZ Washington has ac0uiesoe ~
II ne dio not originate these eV deeds and has Ger
mittsa Root to suppress reports ard attempt 10 kee,
me people ignorant Of what has been going on Rooss
yef hAs continually advertised himself directly ana 4
directly Why Should not Fnnssons
lAs tr1'a = mat we could not stand two Rooss
yelta One strennoas one has broueh, s. =, - -.
a or endurance Frnstpn was the straw that 49,.
ths sAas's basE, ~ a lamsntable accident. aous,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.
STRAWBERRIES.

I tuoy wax whose bofderz are Of bricks
st ocrnsrsise and deeply II The Earth
wE.-. We. rose bushes Climb their cozxinz stick,
A,5 uh.re huge nsriEcIds Of won6roas gi-th
Ma tb,s- cl5-fashioned bonnets wet With dew
To vkere across The path. tie purple phlox
blends Of iuto faint and llze blae,
Which zen The biue Of heaven scarcely zoeks
This rsth viii lead yeu t. opsa door,
Ap5 70 a osoi and DIN, old-fsEhioz-d hsn;
And there vr-u rag carpet o. the Soor
Wal setter but net dssdens Each footfzll;
q through the hall ard OH 70 the beyond
Dawn th-ourh the orchard where tire pear tre.s -.
Across The rl1srie bridge ard BY the poEa
Ard tliub ths old ran fszes noE Esgsing lsw
Ard you viii s15 strawberries biushins red.
Each hid beneath leaf ard 1ui Of sight;
Won lit each berry dew-xss frgn rs bed
And find each ore most delicious bite
And then when you s1Tfe5tsd with these
Yea rzrbls slowly tack around the lane
Where Tc.dearod does cling about your knees
ADd seek TIE garden pathway oHes again
II, years aa3 years sinse did lift the latch
Ana r-av never lift Il airy more;
Nav never rsvel In the berry patch,
Nor see tte cid rag carpet CT the floor;
Na- see the purple rhlox and r1srigolds
Catch ca their Blooms TIE early falling dew,
Nor SEE TIE sunset clouds IN gorgeous feds
Make flaming background fcT The hills knew
But even new. sngrcssed II tho-Esi AID ali,
As boys are woa: 70 be vnsn they men
kea. the old-tize woodland voices call
Ard wander down he t1-e-wora ways again;
When I 60 80 10 take ny noo15sy meal.
And in ny mouth luscious berry slips,
Al then -. dear old scene comes back real
That al =ly heart seems trembling O. ny Iipsi
Gates ought 50 find getting into lard corner IL
Cou-. Zeppelin TIE asroasu has heel ruined by ht i
ships he should have stuck 70 air castles.
The way meat prices soar Is enough . make .ss
sore.
Il IS said rAs. Rootsyelt punished lis soz Kermit
soaking into r5e cabinet roor sts. Il BE wisha
avoid punishment ~ future n. VIII dash IN broncho
A Northern woman eaug-; Ter husband intoxicated i
saturated him vim salt that TIE cattle would lick him
death. Wo-f1r't that skin y5u2
in Pennsylvania f5o-ra5 thrust revolver into =
rams face and sc rec7ro-st=5 By t1-csting hatpn
his T-ey broke about even.
Fs sent her pink billet 5ouI
IN which re did bill and did coux,
But when Re that night
Wen; 70 ing her rp tight
Her bro.he- jumped CIT and yelled "Boux"
J. u. LEws
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
WIn.er 80 IN sprInatIns.

Nt-1z1s Monthly
I: viii be found intensely interesting study the
q The buds oi they prepare unfold
TIE spring They should be taken under observation just
before they actually open WREN they being excited by the
warmth 81 the season. Most large scaly buds will reveal
their complete history for the coming relates
growth They will he found 10 contain miniatures Of leaves
and sn some cases the flowers The scales OF Leaf
also have interest for the observer their varying
forms be horse chestnut has coating OF sticky sub
though keep the elements Others viii have
vsvety coverings ike cCaks keep them and dry.
Some buds Will flowers only and these may be made
introduce spring hy their being branches placed in
water and stood 10 warm, sunny window.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
wasn Courtesy Failed.


s.-t--ee-. 2l---rz-y e Kentucky was II Wasti1zto7
lea days Calling 1pca his old friends l- congress
whom he knees VIXEN be Represented his State l1 the house
~A1cC-ez-y was 51s lanpsiEzeT SAID 8 heutlckiaa-
Nta- Re ra--1s OF ms strict Re kissed all me
babies praised oe--E q he housewives judged the
cz.ts ct ;5e farmers ard adapted himself al crr1-
--- --1t Re drove Up the house CT farmer
stop night arrived after ths supper hour. The
good woman ri A-zss insisted getting him supper,
he resisted zz1 said he would take unytaag cold that
s-t had.
she a.5 Az SIC lad some ao,5 ham and cold biscuits
ard would va-z TIE c-1ee.
Ns~e- -li-5 warming TIE ccfee madam said Nc
--sary ! T-ser c-.5 Next morning breakfast the
good lady HANDED hi cp oi s.rky locking liquid saying
Governor ysu seemed enjoy the cold coffee Sc much
saved s9=e tc- yoEr breakfast %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

sra rsaurtiu- IN trial rsius alHo Sss, II part 70
rsdu-1nr G. TricE-
Min. Of ths ress.s apx being used n ths rTy trans
-,-t service 81 ths r0veruusni Re sold hs ao
-eztau has become alarmed ~ the rrsut Ct ths as
,t,-,s -rrT-5nr N. Es.sfra s1trzrnrznce and criminal
c5lessn.ss xhh has esz-zrt-z.d IL cozoart G. ths
service and take STEPS reduce The sXss he
r.sssls Il - sid az the Hancock Rsef LEwto1 and
Roseacrzns whirh nndr- Ams7can registry ana thf
Mead. seaewirk Srrnt-, Erb-rt and Mcclellan, winch
were znder fcrelEn registry Rhs1 purchased ana H1llh san
-iarc3 dsT american registry. Arcaralrg T. s-s
ets made -he nav department. large rEIner p oAr
--sor-- he sold the SIRE q the army II tne
Ell,Is1-s-es = -esurea e ARrHUE WILLIAMS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
WASHINGTON NEWS AND VIEWS.

WEstiuEt5- April ss-gSsrE Cs--egtsrsfs-s j-Nszt %
IT. suEtaz ths Philippians tie master whrh agai-
i-E auial HastnEtea the creates; 5ast
ne Cuhaa Fscp-oay hiA Al sors q as t. VAz'
VIII he 5oos the zgits likely this
has anything fan; i6ss Of tAt
Tuozas q The w n1t take artlon
ne premises q u- ssts- TT completion & ~
vssagstsa called fa1 ~ Ssnaar Iels7s Restitution Ias
ssss managers sp7s1r - eans5sa tAHt TIT luyeEga
t1-H VII rssu shaving that ths CuhEz sugar rroF
~ Aaaa .. tht s11 this show q e7155e1re
Eet -ES - assumed Simply tuT ne sake q Il. e5ert
WI have Ae creating l=zp-sssaa tasi as-s
coa5oz indicated ~ rss,.-tlo- q the
ssastor frs Calera3s Ses ws informed psap. say nat
zlsss egallztrsy aszazss-s5 taa- re does
- C-aaa e-ep VIII - practically impossible defeat
Il. T-cp-ocs-y arrangement U1gEesc5 =. S=a7r Pat: q
---1e-cu WIZ Is trs zuhcr q ne famous PE-t l-ae11
next srs---lon q with z crzE--c1 q t1e
--ss ths: Clalns -z7.c: reciprocity AID wa
have Il Poss1 theaEh tzsy Struggle tor
ca hand 5ee1 z1czt peep. confident
--si ~ Whsle zt-sr I'LL sFs---ay b- SERTED IN
vrat VIII re fav1rais -s..- a=tsrssts They
say the sends back -as acss h proyi-lg
l-- = rrz cent Te5a-,l7z -ze ts75 Cz-za
sagzr a--adiaE nat ll aen5Ee1t aso.iAa
s t5es-ai re1ze5 sugar Tie hozss VIII rske up
IL AID IL senate ne snap. t5lt 4
-ar2a-g went tAsrs-Fi;1 ~ @5efs.-a zz1s11-eut
el5s- -1= tas: tae insurgents" lave v-sake-e5
1-1 t1ey v5ld fsZ c--s-1z -5e democrats
another v--e re made gess-ssly
te-- by -svey and .ss5e-s WI, say they
zSls :o- what -asy oeers Il te- best
interests ard --ey VII deferred p t1rtlts
sle-y 5-ez tAr-e ss 7-assl-zy c,-t--
Legislation the k1ass-
Inc e-y t-i-E Il appears. b vz--z t-s @izsz-ge-ts
-zr-: ss seazy embarrassed passage - the
Il r1= I'LL i- tie shape passed t-e
Aezse-,1at S. virA tas a1ze1e=5a z--=z5eat aclaae5
s5-.-isa Ct tas di5e--ta, ~-5 c-y b- severe
S-v the s1Ez- v1-l5 a5ecr the bee:
Erz Considerable extent rhat rezs-a
% ce=-e IKE back 7s9r-e E-lzy opposed
ffv Thar is-z voei-E v-z re 1-z9z1as ever
r-5e lie -epaca- leaders z11 ---1s .-s dz5ers1t-al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

lErsrtzhls. hare Roosevelt president Nuw
are torswEruss; FIR ne future viii be f1rezrzasd
No strenuous character heed kups 70 1Eurs any
ticket sor the presidential election either IN ire
Hrst Of the ssoo1a place TIE American peorls have
svrtslt q Etrenpuas1sEs uarl they are SCI d n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Tn feTEsseH Of a boess parry sy II. H7uor zsa Ct
ne eoHy IA aow AZ Ssz7sa tang The eatos .as AIaE
Eye Ehsul5 fer president q tz:s rsceet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

FF.r1 -i '-r-- Carolina SAYS ,zs Philippine islands
H as valuable zee a---- % --sy Te-si1e5 7a1-iuE
rfsa1= democratic flrer IS lbs s-t17ri,y IN TIE mean
--c l-e ar- -ct-E between three ard s-ur r7-
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Br TAX tzs Attorney General Kzox Ests dova 70 sus
r'ss me Sesi trust having relied several isns viii be
ready 70 hack dswn ara lssk iaaoce-t
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J. y. Lewis Of The Houston Post, Is funny fellow
seems row that he may he responsible for quite q
newspaper romance The Nelasco World explains thus
Seeing article copied IN The Houston Post a'
time since from che Bartlett News BY Mss Maid aug
the World asked Ii Miss Maid old 7r young The p
man wanted 70 kucx WIZ p Miss Allen wanted to Es
Why Miss Allen wanted 70 know II the EDITOR We
bachelor wiaoWcr. The Post again asked WHY
The lady answered Because We take pleasure in say7
to Miss Allen that Tie editor OF the World is single q
and has never been married. Now ii The Post viii
way back and slt down and allow get together
alone !-0y1ugs Daily Tribune.
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= TEE g9Ter-s-; wishes 70 l7es- h-svier sentence
that FFro sdT vic dared - Indulge IN free speech
VAy nsI a1a CIT * yszrs 81 ass 4zd Asz Pc
coed II TIE usuaL manner
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IHs president s-s 'o s asvsl cadets Of FoTsozs ~
trs Iss eeuays gsE'azs fsss I'LL doubtless bs faaaa
wrapped - il lis znisk
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EvEnvBgsr ks9vs ~Aat Eaa q hair Kaissrs 5os had
and aSW Asy aax5=s lsarz ki2d CT Gil Kalss
Mca-d wsu have
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An exchange gives this good advice: BE civil 10
servceah many familiar with few, friend 70 every q
enemy 10 none Then dust your wiags OF and fly alof
Wr-1.fr+7r5 Hr~1ll.
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EDITORIAL PIcKuPs.

Ed-ar Stanton 3{sciay famous for something or cis
along sboa. The re u tie second Purc is out witt
statement that re IS s'il alive but i genai1
5ted Errors have been found his statements before
P-y- Herald.
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"Breathes there man with soul dad who never
himself hath said, I'll pay before 30 bed the deb
owe the printer, words 10 that eaect-Ioskam Hen
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
los, ifos, sos, fSo7 ard i5ps FrsrsiAn AVsn'a-
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Re sent her pink billet 5ouH
IN which re did bill ard did coux,
But when be that night,
Wen; 10 ing her cp tight
Her bro,he- jumped CIT and yelled Boy
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