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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

is President Castro gives Minister BOW
fuu p0wrrs 10 eject settlement.
70 ri,c POWERS aunouDc inat my ~.
~lilur 70 sui init with reservation tHt
N,reTuci. N g,outr0vc 81 a. 1rh1tr tioii.
q Narcogi rstsb ishos wireless communi'
rnpiep be wcrn CnHsds a.d Ing AMI. =
The block dc ~ Ven zueian DOTS
b@eub With an effective force 81 MD
,iShf Srudry night The Americ Nt--
seis arc anchored Just outside the BTU
ISL Ua ships. 44.a.
% Tho allies formally invite FRESHMEN
Ruoserrt fo act ms arhitr Tor
~ PRESIDENT Roosevelt clincs 10 ACT rs
srhHratcr iu thc Venezuelan contrC
YcrSy.
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April

Dr. T. p. ra=iisa, author Of "Heu
Eolt. dies nt Newark. S. J.... IN.
United Ntuta~ Str'l Corporation pro
pn-"~ =" issue bonds go the amount ~
The newspaper women ~ Boston decide
TO atflMt. with negro riub women.
Returns frr'G tb" democratic primaries
iu Arkansas muAr sure tho defeat "
Jones for the United States senate and
't .tian "l larAt-
T. Cotton WilI operatives in fhr southern
haN W Nc" .Hr'und get gn atvaHrr
n wage aueuHtiur q" 40 ger cent
Albert o. Nairi.L sentenced fo rr 4lcr-
trr-uie5 Nny . fov fhe murder ~ ~.
" I;i"r An appeal was fHf"u which
MlI serve 1855 a ~fHA "t pT" e" fiu-S
tw.esion. ., SiFer President
Eoos-vc.- cordial greeting.
= keT bo Nuf ralmaes dies nt
Nl-hiB-tou. To- '. Walter z Burns
appointed judge ~ the new Southern
Te4s. Federal judicial District. .Gcr-
r-al NaiU Hampton IS dead.
Is NHjor Waller acquitted ~ The charge
Of Sitting Ugjivr- ~ Sa0ur. .-. I ortiCu
-ofcrnmc1ts dcci5s 90 maintain She
To7 isiena, zoNgrnm.eut at Liea Tsiu
cheQuer presents the annual budget
wltrh shows that fhp Eoer war rms
cost Tho British nation about billion
dollars
II. Funerai AZ Re-. r. he Witt Tajiusrs
attended hy an immense crowd o.. The
Russian minister o. The interior assas-
Siuatcd hy "a student,
Is Waller 4 Burns confirmed as tudSe
~ the rev Texas Federal Judicial dis
triC'
II. Former Governor Hors arrives home
from his London trip and after dts
cusslns fhc "kuer hreccbcs' episode.
predicts 40 easy victory for Tire dcUlo-
Gratis iu M" r"Xt presidential election.
The president nominated ten army Of
drcrS FOR promotion Morgan ~ Ala
hama opens the discussion ~ the canal
question In the senate. James y Gar
ncid confirmed as a Clrii serv!le com
missioner
20 Frank 4 stockton. the wen kuowu
uoyrli~t dies ~ bcmcIIhage ~ the
brain Colonel Charles Marshall. ri.i-
tarE secretary ~ General H. g. -cc
during the war. dlc- gt Baltimore Co.,. 4
remarkab'e collection Of relics OF tae
Emperor Napoleon discovered.
p. court martial of General Jacob r.
Smith or charges ~ ulNcconi7- con-
d1ct has been ordered ~ Nauila
., The president rcprmands General Fun
sicn. ordering him 20 ocase talking 80
much
r. J sterling Morton. rcrruer secretary
~ agriculture, dies az Lake Forest, nj
- General Miles friends promise tho
president that De win 'h. soq5' u
retained iu the service
81 A panic IN q Philadelphia tobacco fac
tory results in the Killing of eight and
the iBjUring ~ forty omen and chill,
dren employees,
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MARCH

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
GENERAL.
JANUARY

Secretary csge produces aEurcs =
show inst tho TREASURY iH p cobdi- Z
fiap of uueyampled prosperity llna (
annual report Shg~H marvellous pros
perity Tor ii-n1 81 81 branches 81 trade
President rcregfien. which WIS bril-
lsap eTrir. wEs 1iirnced ~ Dewey ana
aIfies hnt mt Us Schley Einfirs
rains ticket elected ia CnbH II 2
wreck on the Bsitinore sud ohio rail-
road near f4ieucoe. Ind wo men were
kiied and seventeen wgunded
!. A locomotive boiler exploded - NiHrni-
Ga killing three perspn- and ,uiurlus
eight Others Fiaus Tor 60 iufer1a-
tfonai bzrk aunuun "a from New ork
/ 'gfrafrer WaIia Wofla struck ht
FreDch bark near Mcndrcino and weut
DOWN m 1hirty -rirc minutes. tregty
lives ont o. $50 eu hferrt lost
Army and NAVY Register crit}cises repr.-
rrsu1 administered tn General Miles.
PannIna Canal cprpaiy formally rTcrs
fheir properties sra -1Ircs.nrs t1 ttis
government Tor s40eattNo
/ ". = BRYAN ana Naynr Ipf = JOHN
rnn address enthusiastic T'-s- Bnar ile'
suE Ct Cleveland oblp... Eryau s1vH bi
Is not candi11fe fc- nuNthtlE.
Princess Louise daughter II King Leo
pol5 ~ Belgium oeclarea ucFfl -siy
insane.
!. T0r ire urwarrurted npc ~ tho process
70 G couri. d Judge, district attr~not
md his assistant were heavily fs-f asl
ailed iu CHHf1ra-a JlUltel StrtaS
si.1rnuC crur. dsrfsrns ratj thf Ken
tpcky cons. rutio- nad a7s rtvc~uI0-
lonE end soog il'lie on rHi-asl-
Thirty l~as Hus ness houses 4.s-rnyof
hy aro at i.0-Hfep.rf. f.a CHINESE
court s-fv-@ az tesln lTii zra1 p"m9
E Congressman laa ~ erred Oh fcd-as
aefnrr the faeSsrut3l ciEn ~ t'-Laea.
Ash. ff.erH uassalesrs kilad a-1
tel,r o rra-V uiarr injured iu
af-.Nr fu" f~e i1a tu .He Sew york
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Tn4 r6icis' psys ~ peace with me
1a~-s u-ptuu' guts-d rhrourhout t-rsat
Frifein. egneiur r-cnt rel 'irtrs
"Details ~ -br peace t~c11T I~Sv cen
-es' Eritatr and rhe Doors The
ufri states supreme court bands
Down +, decision sustaining ,ha right q
,r1fss r9 make rheir ov7 quarantine
f8-F
The r-ruog ministry resigns SENATOR
t'uiNgrsor su~IrCs seusati01 iu the
SENATE t' -sHdiug report 10 stwln-
5-rrs tiar bad t-ie1 % suppress Hud SUB
.aguautiv gets next -N Senator Ber-
s-iae ir 5u srins red discussion over
-ee formers source . Information on
certain philippine ourra-es
Tho oiusr presidential boom launched
at Men rhis No. mass meeting SIR "'1ev
tuv'te1 20 address fha citizens ru poll
t-lNg- arufitirrs AZ enc republic toIay.
oesre'ar7 Hay ard che pau's1 minister
sign UrH'as'al extending t1- one year
|la rfrn o''sved f0r me e5etsnC' ~
-stirca IONS over the bsniss West lr-
Ssutte-.ua 20 cHlcss- suDcd. r-emar-
tr- uFue r-firHre thirty moro Injured
The urrsidcrt uomIua-as Su~cessors t0
fha ~srsrf uaior cEneraishi7S aul go
-H H. -ags I'M To. ~e-sHr aI~rcss|ru.
Tho 00pr ho>tons -ardIne .ltes upon
tlrra now candidates and msses sew
oral promotions iu the American church.
n Th, -eusts passes the uuva h'H apprC-
r-'atIr- SIS. i.U.0O " u AtweN an
urIrtrG rftst states district attorney
Foz the Nor-hr~n district ~ Texas
= f. d. Tompkias shot and IiHed nj
Hampstead hv g. W lie Grand Saer-
m ! W Vlrn n Kerr county RESI- -ns
~ become chief deputy under United
~tatcs Marshal w n hanson. George
Too'- admitted To hail ga the sum 81
5000 By Tls'rirt Judge Martin az EeHg
wnut
s The president slsned The rivers and
harbor> h.H. D. " Fashist appoint
rl riara of the Iuited states court
for The Eastern district ~ Texas
IS Surrogate Fitzgerald ~ New York ad
mlt, 10 probate the 1895 vllI ~ " VI
document offered by Patrick NCno
zur.an rebels reported to have hgeu re-
Gently successfui Foreign naval yes
sells are swgr'ulnE 20 Ia Guayra
~. The senate. hT majority ~ eight
adopted tho Spooner substitute Tor th.
uruagrn Nicaragua canal tili, whir-
r'Hrr- the whole matter m the Eguil
~ he president FXpTesideut Grovci
Cleveland aud David g. ilil speak of
faf opening ~ she new l1!leu club il
Nev Norr
- Cholera Is spreading among the troop
in 'Hr Philippines.
e. king Edward dangerously ~ mud o0ro
HEItal ceremonies DoSt pouad.
-"i iHr FIRST regular sunday session ~ The
HrH-D 0.'l since ISL
900 Senator Bailey Ciobes Senator E-ver
Ids. of Indiana fer refusing 20 with
draw Insulting language King 10
,u-i conaitp.~ 60 Improve -...T The hrs
-l"a ~ .rv Tisp has h",u received q
Nov Orleans. hrcakius th' record
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APRIL

! oscar n. Cooper resigns the preSdsncl
Of Baylor college. - M
., The Third court o appeals renders \.
cisiou practically knocking out al "
antitrust laws. o.. Mrs. q. IA Levy w
ing near Austin, was robbed, murder.
and partially cremnted. TAe san
Be, keepers association is IN sessk
at Greenvilie. Abe Rothschild, VI
obtained great notortety on secoant
the charge against him q murdenA
Diamond Bessie" OF which ne vi
subsequently acquitted, but who w
afterwards sent 10 the penitenuaH Y
swindllng, IS released, having served "
time
g. Annual convention OF the TrHva'D
Protective Association Of Texas
session at Waco.
z. The attorney general holds tnat tne =
lection OF superintepdents for indepess
cut school districts must be left y =
new school trustees. The dlstrlcs u
toruey 81 Travis county dismiss 81, y.
penalty suits amounting 10 1917
against the shippers Compress ecsnl.s
Prot David r. Houston 81 the ~ ~
university elected president Of tne s's"
Agricultural aud Mcdaniel college
& Annual meeting Of Texas Cotton Aa1s
facrurers' association al paiias. A..
q. Sesrcy Baker appointed superiI n.y. !.
Of penitentlaries, vice j. : hiN''
a. peatb Of Judge ". {. Collsrd q T.
Third court Of civil appeals, al Au',.
Retail liquor men IN session az ssn :
tonic.
IL. The state revenue agent Suds that ~ n,
hfbstion prevails IN si1tytFo e0uD'A,
IN Texas "a,
ls The Third court Of ciyn appeals sss
that the antitrust act 81 lsSt, y yy M
rational. bat that those Of 1859 anu =
are Invalid. -, /
Y. Prot. 5. r. Brooks elected presidsn'
BAYLOR university Damage su'S n.ss
gregating S50.oO6.oo0 tied in The ps I.
mont district court Mrs, briscN "
pointed county clerk for Hunt cy s 4,
Colonel George W BrackenTldse ~ y,
Antonio will put Up the money ne es's =.
To complete the girls dormitoE9 So
tin :, q.
IS. Tac body n msn recently KILLED 81 2. "A
Antonio Identified as that x
Hanks, wanted for compie'1 - <
Montana hank robbery -, IN,
%. A FIRE at Dallas DESTROYS Sysoevoo ~, ssi
Of property aud Two persons are 80
injured. ,.,s,,,
81 Annual reunion of United Cen ,s rs:
Veterans under way at Dallas a na ~
thousands Of veterans n atfsnaaIps 81
- Philip Sanger - Dallas diss az D
Qeus, Cal. old. Nlonei lldN ~ Ts.f
best known newspaper man ~
dies At Bee umcut. ,,,nS
% The round bale cotton case oeS s.r,-
the court Of civii sPpesls N 'S'S
Weld & Neville. ..,,u,
- The Texas Fhsrr1a ceTtteai x,s.Isu
decides - withdraw from tne n,
Association ef Retail DrugSiste... = i
crcampment OF the Grand Arm!
Republic 10 session a. Besurnoss' q, ie
&c. The legislative committee fouuH ~,
aSs IN bonds In the state tts siu nrs
which Sa.05o ST. belong 10 tne .rnol,
school fund. sam Streetnaslnl e, ~ -
ed associate Justice Of the I ~,
Of appeals, vice w T. Coi'
ceased a.. 4
~, Hon. fully A. Fuller dies al su
tonic. ,st D
.. Tornado AZ Glen Rose kills sis s..,
sons, Injuries forty or hftv, anu
Sa5a.O0O worth Of property ...,.
- A Mexican who had turned So
dence Killed IN the penitent.t h
Huntsville hy ono 81 the men
traved y. X. weedeu, 4 Ceoiv' 4
veteran. suicides AZ the nome =
TIN
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Ysu Dirk Ta5 rp-wer-, r-r-r- at
tor7Ier ~ Marion .anrtv. AMI r-r1
safe nf fc University ~ THsa-- wins
lar Victoria luN1ar r0e Hc-ufr -,-F
ID spuil Nr-r-. ,fosr--.4- Tars ~.
riGey before tHr s-lrnte ,eraiu. t-g 90
the tA.1rriH--
N1isThur,. t..fI. Il- 81 .pl4unt fire
Tuo eierlua fa 90, Philippines result.
~ ju selection .7 artivs. faf "a,
graor vt provinces m post Instances
lu~I So i~.grs aula.Iprae fhr4 nr uN1
-nft-a FROM 'He ry-eriar.sh;o -h.1 tle
Eaa- vtr - ended
Pre~idest Hoo~ofaH aaura7ees that
prira flrurv IS 60 ar $50 r..prs- ~
the NNr
lresiaegf Gg1serclt's Slr -rrr ill ~
ruruuoHit ~ his school e. G~-rtof
Mac Bnauvair. she houc - p1-I'-a,
dent jefferson Davis. ,olU be purchased
t.g The state - M{ssissIr,s' and mad u
ropfcderrfe Veterans home
Rcsr ssiIuirais Sampsoa ana Cvonv-eu
placed On ttc reiired fist Tie health
~ tHe former shows 30 improvement
President Roosevelt goes h. Grn,ou
Mas 50 srn sis son b.. E1lpprer Wi
Ian declares himself azsiusr to- Chris
tlau Sriencc movement
Paterson A. j. hos $1,000 OC.o hre
Federal court Missouri reaga n
decision 500 IN article 0f war thlt win
lTf,trats 2e0 men now ia oited SpCes
nsnitcatiarirs
The Venezuelan revolution said 10 be
gaining ground
Great Britain and JanHa said 70 havc
formed al aliaura for -hc protection
of China and Korea.
Berlin new spapers pBbnsb WHIT is a.
legged documcntury evidence o. Get-
nany's course concerning .bc Soeu,.b-
Arneriean war. .C1nfereDc,- ~ Va-
mgn SuGraSists IN session al Washing
sop Il CIn 2 dght near Miduge--
Aoro Nv. betv cen ofacars ana moar-
faineers. siy meu were killed ana 30
many more were wounded
Postmaster General Payne issues an ore
der which practically puts fourth class
uost1nasterx under civil service
/ A wort train On the Choctay. Oklahoma
md Guk railroad was wrecked near
Lftfie Rock Ark hy a boulder rolling
dawn on II. Seven we're killed aud
fourteen wounded.
. The Brooklyn Democrats club xives e
dinner n memory ~ samuel T. Tildeu 5
Sirtlday "a Philadelphia Judge rules
that man has q right 20 suicide X
he 50 desires The Panama canal pro
toc6T CONNECTED IN all It's essential de-
tails. = Prince Henry sails from Bre-
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NAV

receiver for ia "A Cunnin n, se.s
yAirtel Nv the district cor< f..tf
county Hunt countv GOES ~. =
small majority Texas "a ~ e
Good rains renortef over Wac -
of country IN West Texas. - 81
Tho Austin rand Transit rs -, - n,
~ unhilc auction Tor about ~ p,erra
~ tho claims aralnsl it....i ey,.rs y
~ number ~ Insurance etlss 81
fejted for nonnsyaaeut ~ frfhsslarilsS
The State SUNDAY school con''''
30 session At Austin. !, sstsf'
That nsrt - the ship chsnne,d, .eshc'
ms heen rr-npiet,sd .Courr -
o5icsrs Of ID. entire stats ~
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vene1ucia's nuotQCy for violating inter
pntionsi mv ln regard 90 flying Amer
rau flag Yves prompt.
President john AiifchcH ~ the United
Mine Workers Issues a lengthy state
ncnt concerning the strike. Street
rnr STRIKE pu NJ New Oricnns
Emile Lola dies In Paris from asphyxia-
tinu from Cos fumes of q Stove his
bedroom
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A CHRONOLOGY FOR THE YEAR 10


June "A as the date for holdlr- i
gies. j. y. Cunningham - gnas
state revenue agent 10 succeed I No.
femcHou. ~ u
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sarressfuliy launched az Ne~ York. Miss
Alice Roosevelt rhristeuinE Il
Il. Mckinney memorial services held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
CITY OF DREADFUL THIRST.
Wet Goods RECRUITMENT of People
OF the City of Mexico.

Z -. -s
GMexican Herald,
With about 100000 iuha bitants this city
has provisions for relieving the thirst OF a
vast multitude The pulquerias places
where the "licor divino.'' Of the lover
classes at once tonic. stupe1er. liquid
food. and promoter of brawls fs sold.
number 1.042 with 400 "expendios," where
pulque may be had after nightfall. In al,
some 1.5oo pulque shops
And that the middle and upper classes
may not go dry IN this city Of Dreadful
Thirst, there are 1873 registered bar rooms.
OF cantinas. The bar room Americana has
come in with the country's tat ter phase OF
civtliza ton. It has multiplied beyond all
reason. one would think Before It was
known. people slipped their French brandy
or. more generally, their tequila. and alco-
holisn was not so rampant But as all
things IN the beneficent scheme OF nature
are compensated the balance held true
and equal SO we have the bar room and
the temperance worker. Whskey comes.
and so does the missionary. But It II a
hft strong to- have one bar room for every
473 Inhabitants, and one pulque Joint for
every 266. men. women and children.
Most grocery stores have their cattnas.
or bar rooms, and 500 Of them pay spe-
cial tax, SO as to sell drinks up TO late
hour. This Is. indeed. thirsty old town:
perhaps we should lay It to the eleva-
ton as we do most other departures
from the normal, whether IN behavior,
temp or morals The existing demand
for liquids is enormous Domestic liquors
ard beverages largely noH-temperance.
and many things made hero by chemists.
al well as imported beers. wines, brandies,
etc. ali help to Quench the thirst Of q
population Of 100. 900 souiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
sorv with Frank Robinson, who Is now

sorry with Frank Robinson. who Is now
IN jail
J. C. Cheatwood was fneu SIG for let
ting eight mules run at .arge and deface
the grounds of the Confederate Museum.
The mules got out of the Stable by &C
c!dent.
Isaiah Russell tcoIored), paid SO for
beating his wife. Jane.
Fitzhugh Palmer and James Mitchell
were sent down for six month for hav-
ing basket and two hams in their pos
session for which they could give no
good explanation
John Brown {colored will be given
an opportunity on next Thursday to prove
that he did not hold-up and rob Buck
Boney, also colored.. Of 3d.. on Duval
street on Christmas eve. The case was
continued for witnesses for the. defence.
NJ, E. Cartwright was dismissed Of the
charge OF obstruct:ng rginia street.
John Owens (coloreu). who was! up for
beating Emma Owens was discharged.
Sa1lie Reed.a bad looking negro girl,
was fined $3.50 and costs. for cursing and
abusing Mrs. E: NJ. Lafferty.
w. d. Bowman and E. C. Frayser. who
were charged with assaulting and beat
ing C. E. Micks, were discharged for a
hearing.
Then came the drunks-Stephen Tuney
got 80 days; Buck Nicholas. got off on
promise to stay sober remainder of the
year; Alfred Keeling (colored). paid s2.g5;
James Reynolds (colorexD. s295: Jonn
Ryan. a stranger, drew ten days on the
rock pile; Charles W. Young was dis
charged on previous good reputation,
and Robert Wingheld tcolored) got off IN
the same way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

factory assurances on tbs subject hays
been received from Berlin by both the
French and Spanish governments With
regard to the southern boundary OF Mo-
rocco. starting inland from the Atlantic
a friendly understanding Was como to
some little time ago between France and
Spain. In anticipation apparently Of what
is now occurring: and the only question
as yet undecided IS the boundary betweeH
Algeria and the acknowledge Spanish
sphere of interest In Morocco.
Italy has disavowed any territorial aims
in Morocco. and there remains only Great
Britain to consider In relation to tho fn-
ture disposal Of the country.
It Is here that the question becomes
somewhat complicated. 1t goes back to
the retrocession of Tangter by England
to Morocco in the time of Charles II.
when 1t came to the British Crown by the
marriage Of tina King to the Infanta
Catherine Of Portugal IN May 1862. Tho
cost OF the occupa ton was SO heavy that
1t was decided to give It upland retro-
cession was made to the Sultan Of Moroc-
co. with. however. an Important reser-
walton. In this reservation It was stipu-
lated that If eves the Moorish Sultan
should cease to exercise authority over
Tangier tho British should have the right
to reoccupy.
The question now IS what attitude will
be taken by Great Britain in the event of
matters coming to head In Morocco
and what will be the attitude OF the diff
ferent continental powers should EEg-
land assert this reserved right. General
Won der GoItz Of the german army no
mean authority on such subjects. holds
that Gibraltar would be useless to Eng
land II Spain should be found with her
enemy in time OF war. The return OF
Gibraltar to Spain as compensation for
her acquiescence In the reoccupat ton for
Tangter by Great Britain. would there
fore seem a not unlikely Eor inequitabls
exchange; and in the end one profitable
for Great Britatp. which would acquire
a permanent trading foothold IN Morocco
while Spanish pride would be Catered By
the recovery Of territory whose occ,,.
patton by foreign Power has been
source OF constant humiliation to the,
Spanish people. Il. would. however. be
more consistent with the historical policy
OF Great Britain to retain Gibraltar ana
assert her treaty right to reoccupy Tar
gier In the event provided for In the dsed
OF retrocesston-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
sp.in, s1orecco And E.xIand.

- New York Sum
E It u commonly assumed that when the
Moroccan question Is ripe forSa definite
settlement Spain Will step In Is the nat-
Fural heir. Spain has already established
herself at Ceuta and hselilla on the main
lard and occupies the various islands
along the coast between the Straits Of
Gibraltar and the MuluyA river near the
French Algerian frontier. AT one time
Il swAs believed ttst III German Govern
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
JANUARY BILLS.
Hear the clamor Of the bills
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Hear the clanor of the bills
Br;,zen bills,
What world Of worriment their nutter-
Ing instills
How they make fellow wakeful
In the middle of the night;
While the very sight is fateful
OF a creditor so grateful
With smile of pure delight
AS your last lone dime.
Like the Jingle of rhyme,
Rolls into the bullying pocket that 80
wonderful fills
With the payment OF the bills. bills.
Bills. bills. bills,
With the payment OF the January bills.
See the smiling grocer's bills
Butchers bills!
What world of "Reminiscences their cor
puency spills!
How they creep into the light
OF a January night
Like blot;
What recollection floats
OF the pickles and the syrup and the
oats
That are not.
Oh! from out those dinner bells
What memory of vanished Joys volumi
nously wells!
How it tell
OF the smells
OF tender steaks and benson.
OF turkey roast and venison,
and multitude Of other fills!
Fl But the bills. the awful bills,
The many bills we made,
Never, never have been paid!
All, the bills. bills, bills, bills,
bills, bills, bills!
When, If ever. can We pay the naughty
bills?
Witness the alarming bills
Clan1orous bills
That the tailor and the dry goods mer-
chant turbulently shrills
At melancholy wight !
How they put his soul to flight
With their everlasting cheek!
How they make fellow weak
At the knees,
With their long and loud appealing for
:he money you have not;
For the many shirts and neckties that you
bought and then forgot,
Gratifying your desire
Until higher and yet higher
Rose the total Of the bills.
Like the hills!
Or. as numberless as beesl
Oh. the bills, bills. bills.
That our January fills
With despair!
How they bawl forevermorei
What a racket they outpour!
How they multiply our misery and care!
For the debtor fully knows
BY the examining
And the slammfns
How the money ever flows
To the tills-
With Jingle
e And Jingle
To the everlasting, yawning, hungry
harpy of the tills.
In the payment OF the bills.
OF the bills. bills, bills. bills,
Bills, bills, bills
OF the long remembered January bills
-B. c. MooNAw.
Bon. Va.