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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-18
OFFICIAL COUNT STATE FUNDS
FUNDS
state Of Nevada

State Of Nevada
CORY Of O.~,cby. 8. $.
Reinhold Sadler, Govern or,
Rugene Howell, Secretary Of State,
and VIM woodbu-n, Attorney General
being duly sworn, severally say they
are members OF the Board of Exam;n-
ers Of the State CT Nevada; that on
the 9Th day of January, 1903, they
latter having ascertoiEel from The
State Controller the amount OF mon,
ey which should be in the Treasury J
made an official examination ant
count of the money ami vouchers Tor
money in the State Treasury OF Ne,
vada, and found the same correct >.
follows:
Coin $2Ss,15s %
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada
State School
bond 37sG.s.t 90
New. State Bonds 2.o,i 10000
United S ateE
bonds. s0o,Coe et
Total $1,SO9,256 20
Hetnhold Sadler
Ereen; iIpwc.,..
VI. WOODBURY..
| subscribed and sworn to before n,
! this 9Th day of January, 1903.
J. Doane Notary pnh},c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Annual statement of the Excelsior
Mining Company, Of Utah doing bu-
siness in the State of Nevada. for the
year ending Dec 81, 1902:
Receipts ........ w S5e,348 ST
Disbur5 -. ccts ..S54,o62 %
Balance me- gain ..17S6 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-18

You don't need to suffer with the
cold. Just GrCp around TO VIII DAYS
and for a few bits you en- bxv every
thing to keep you warm. Gloves
Aiitts, caps, quilts, blankets. sheets,
spIs. etc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-18
The State Bank s. Trust Co
Carson City, Ne vada
CAPITAL FULLY PAID up
DIRECTORS:

r B. RICKEY, c. T. BENDER, g.. MA IS, GEO A. AEY
T. YERINGTON, A.
F.GOLDFN, w. BRAUGHER
T. w. RICKEY, PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
Q VICE.
J. TDAvIS, ASSISTANT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-18
WOOD FOR SALE.

Split pine wood, eordwod length
sold in quantity to suit patrons. Has
never been flumed. For price enquire
at Carson Exchange #
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
John Mitchell in PoIitlts

a Chicago Dispatca
Action ~ hus with the nara-ta.lss
induce John Mitchell presidenI q I
Nine workers 70 enter politics "
tsr5ay at the annual meeting q y
ty democracy, when The roiea ia'''
unanimously elected a. hono9afy F.
Organization
The enthusiasm With waieh ~ !.
adopted, and TIE frequency ara u
vhich Mr. MitcheN's name vas r'i'i. y,
- 81 the day. SHOWED tsyoad aos'. y.
IS irsasnssly popular with CO.,
workers, and that his csndieaey y.
dea., or governor Of Illinois 4 3 n
shaded 70 accept 3 aoEinstica' H'ts
able.
Jehu lIieAell ssald havs y
nomination Ter governor vita's' Z n
would take it AMI hsl,eve ga n Il
the second place or the Naaon- IA
easily" said State Senator Ih'a'
discussing the nstTer. -
1t is TIE general idea tAsi q
interested in the work OF the iaiA. y.
his present position, bui de1noeisA
" welcome higa as ; parry .ssss'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

lsusively snd Individually, for the relation
between MIND and body Is 90 close that the
euliest man understands the Importance Of
physical health and vigor
But there has not been so much concern
for moral development. Tbe worldls moral
endeHvor has been largely matter Of re-
ligion Indeed, It is a sound proposition
that morality rests finally UPON religion.
But that aside. II needs no prophet 10 tell
rs that our rnorsl progress has not kept
pace with cur mental development with
Ell cur enlightenment We yet have but the
vsEuest notions ar moral philosophy what
IS not fixed IN religious dogma or required
In civil law has ht1le or no place in the
Average mans thought In commerce it is
Notorious that practice approves any artihce
not prohibited by statute and even Tho most
ralpshie evasion OF express prohibitions
The average ugan Who ssn rcAso1 clearly
and who takes thought Cor bis health is
sadly at fault in his moral reckoning He
seems to imagine that he has met ali the
requirements when be escapes the open
fepruach Of his fellows and he sins secretly
as il the only harm lay IN exposure II
there IS any soandness in morals Of religion
or morals OF human philosophy IL is that
wrong doing reacts upon the individual pre-
cisely ss INJURY 10 the body OF confusion to
the mind. and that SHINING IS az fatal 10 real
development AS poisoning or insanity.
And 1. this is not rue then morality Is
q mere convention, virtue is formaiity.
righteousness IS fanst3 pisn, and all the world
requires for its happiness Sc to rGotect each
person in the exercise Of bis uoNaal appo-
titos-liks SO many brates living il agree;
neat for mutual comfort
II is Lot new thing Tor great men to
make such observations, but it IS whole
sone for them tc be said often. aro ii is
refreshing % have them SAID Icy q man who
Is Identified in the public ntn3 with things
political and heennE
4 1lr Bran lnas be cat Of politics ia the
sense of the concrete things ct office but be
+ will never be cut OF the larger sociology OF
correct life ana thought 80 long as De
teaches lessons Hte this for the truth boldly
pui vll alvaEs challenge attention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Austr.as oldest array oE-e- Major Couat
Fe-15rz-1 E-r-l has died at Ncrsu aged 90
King Oscar az Sweden declares that II was bis
passionate love t1r tbe sea that made Ela poet.
Tire c-.se of isnctSstsr has been appointed
5sP-y grand msste- OF TIE oranssme- az ire
lari
Sir Power Palmer WIS is "a be succeeded as
rcrn- r6er-ia-chitf ir I-5ia ty Lord Kitchener,
e fs-uihsrlv l1rnvr 7s L1ue Es Is SIX feet
-re inches 70 height
Esnjsain Hobbs of s---r5.!a Mass IS tss
~ the government employ Ter over 6ir wears
E,-Secrstsry Tchn n. Long has beer made e
member of tas NaSov-- Descendants He 50
descerae5 tro2r Mary Ca,lror wao h,st SCI tcct
On Flv-no-th Beck
While shooting re,e-tlr az c-oss-S-rsthlit- The
kaissr for the drst rzs ~ has long experiences.
shot vhI'e pttsssrt which b. At once ordered
20 - seat 20 Eer.in and stuffed
Alexander Hartilton. once . prosperous planter
in Cuba boa row old crippled end psaniless,
vsy forced r. apply 70 ths Charity hoard of Cin-
linnst for food ard shelter On Christmas day
Sir Themes Upton has sent 70 James A Rear
don ri s. Loais $1,000 toward the erection of
the buil5ing 81 ire louisville Purchase Exposi-
tiun 10 be dedicated 30 Ireland and The irish peo-
pie
In IRE victoria which bears him through his
diocese TIE bishop 81 London keeps ht,ie ete-
fric ltrp waich Sc sets upon his knee and so
swinging throrgh the streets %. London % night
be devotcs bis time 90 reading.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
mR. sEYAN's DEFINITION,

Mr.. Bryan never fals to say sonsthiag IL
tzresrinE and elsvsting. His whole political
and ethical economy is pitched on the key
Of bsttering the common msn.
In an address To the students q the state
university at austin Monday he defined
"cayilizaison" as the harmonious develop
meat Of man. morally. mentally and physical
ly.- and 1t is good definition. Il will be
observed that be names the moral quality
Hrst. perhaps because il vas uppeTmos1 in
his mind. because he perceived its neglect
and consequently the greater need for atten.
tian-
IN mental development the American has
Tar outstripped the world. and there is no
need for exhoTtation or stimulus for it is
clear TO the duliest that this is an age Of
mind and not OF animal force, and he who
succeeds must employ his brain. Business
today is a contest Of wits, science Is a revel
az mind and all progress Is LED by the Tnys,
fcfiops agency Of pereeptiye power
Likewise in physical development, while
ne have grieYonsly sinnea againss ourselves.
ne save l1saiy issEsss great eeAl Thsra
il s.nest universal care tos ths bo6y, eel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
= REtcrloNARY VIEW

The New Orleans Ficsyunc hos walked UP
ta fbr 1sfe startfes.-r- r..rr tho r.f-tr-r Of
prss,s-r- .-.,5-, ,.,,,- ;-., t.,. ..-.-.r ~
nr,=z,.s,r7. ..r4 tslae s- gIt-- .s.-tt,-sI
,ssu +. --,o-s = f,,- ---t-.,-,+.,- t,,-
,r.s-iz=.--s re-.ls-,s~ --.- ,.l. o. 14+.
rz-rs ~ a,s-.,set-- .~s .---.-.,.z.- +-.+ .+.-
-esz-- --ffs-+l-,-i- --z,,.. ~ ~s-+s,, N-o-.s
e-r ~s-+rz--s- 81, IA e-,,-N.-- .5.,-y+,--. .s
Disguised stte1r, m mn, 5a,rsa-p s+a,ss
under .77-~oI ~ -A-ros. t.,, -7st,-- ,r.s-,
t-,snspro+ l-,-gp i, -ra-. 1,.r-+ -,,,-;--
r,s-+. Tho 45--s,-,ns .s-. s---,,-3-,i,
rt, s-,+..,, -..... "a. .5..,. No. .-
sle.aiae negro eaaia1itzs laa not tst moment
.- a = 1910 5as 'H- go p7 25..a
e-a aal9zs +. beinl forced upa- chem The
trusts af- rctef seq tai7 a5t-es while the
aria-rls. t5srsisre tse Sun mus Js ' le-
autiesH.-ea as teaching me -=zr-es 10 read and
master. Il Il. No-rber- SAT-. .r. 800 Wy ~
'er "s-uHs-- educational nort-eat' 70 th5 ss-
e- aL q. .-aos' mir. 95-i..i's E.
bess States the .rss,s VIII /. able 10 cs1t-o-
-.e >-n-ra' and -'-'e 1a15rnefE nfa es
+, IN -Fe mere 5srre--ss because 1,
-aus h. -o-m OF 6suatsc-a. r IS 30
.-.--s,l,, .-. Is 5-r-ti.s-, --.---..,-. ss. g.
tas o. guard Ire very varst mz. letsl these
gar '~ 0o-'1 -a 'l1
.--
NC t''' 4Il'Al'
-es sD1 'o' plo'''I Nl'l
oA
l' QUA No'e 'l4' ''N
Na''.N 'oAi0 l'aAe lAs neslo more a-leoao'e
s--1 o''1
.'1 ''-H '-' ga ---i o''''sl'g 'o 'spuol'1
"a 'e2eS' I5 iea21n' 'os-e ls mat
eauos'loh Nll make lhs negro worse and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
tMeciures Magazine )

tN4CLllfc 3 44aEdl4-i-f
Hsw many OF tAese who have read through
this number Of TIE magazine noticed thar 1t con-
tsias three articles on one subject; We did net
rIrn Il So; 81 is . eoinoidehee that TIE Janaary
MeClure's IS such an arraisnment OF Anefi1
character as should make every enc q u -tup
and think How many noticed that
Tie leaeiuE article The shame CT '4'n-
r.apol:s might have been called The amer, 4,
can Coatempt 81 Law. That title could wen
have served fer the current chapter o. MSS
Tarbslls History Of Standard Oil ana Il
would have dtted perfectly M. Baker hs
Right to Work All tosether these srue.ss
come rYstty near showing how universal IS ms
6anreraus trait tf ours Mss srbei has cur
capitalists conspirlus smong themselves deLb-
sratsly .hreygdly upon legal advice e bteak tse
law So tar as Il restrained them. and TO ms
sist il TO restrain others who were II Their way
Mt Baker shows labor the ancient enemy Of eapl-
tall and the chief complainant CT the trusts IN
lawful actg itself Committing ana eHcuslng
crimes Ard in TIE Shame 81 Minneapolis ne
see the administrator OF city enrloyi1s criri'-
inals 10 commit crimes for tbe prca Of tte elected
offcials whls the citzeus-Arneri-ars % spod
stock and ,1cre than average culture and honest
healthy Scaadlnavians--stood ty eon7lscent and
not alarmed
Capitalists workiEstnsn, politicians citi-ens-
au trezl,ins the lzs, OF letting it be broken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

- McGregors two papers thr Herald and Oh
server will soon be consolidated
- The kemp Noica says married men 90 not
liYe longer than single mcn 10 ooly seems LONGER.
- The Mckinney Gazette rao sals he GOT
square meal Christmas and he wants everybody
&c know e.
The Kcrryille Mountain Suns Christmas
edition was siNtecn-psgc daisy printed or heavy
book paper and cnhelhshed with hash class half
tones
- The la GrauEe laHrnal has completed is
svcnif ihita yplume srd pithcui wakinS tuy
gfstgse premises isf th. igtus Il tsissas'y n,
ts=ss to jass 50 right siszE hs+aE Esss Yt7E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
ssas.aasassaesasss
eomE LEADING EDITORIALS,
cooa Pusuo owaersfIp Sc Worse

+sN -e'A So.
Gov eminent ownership on F@''tcA-' --e
vsry words fill tire mind Cd ths conservative
-5+.-.,, ,,.b .---.-a-sio1s -t tie r,cns.sr called
A,,- ..-,. ..t,. are
- =, g@z-.s
-'' -' - -. s-..... doc. -4
e' l--s same eo-ssI -. -. -, -.
---'f --1se. - rs 80 49,, ,,.---7
-1--a' ana s@l+e-Hl-s -. 1.-l
49, -',-- .-..-s-..s -----s.-l 60.
s-.0- 81 '-.' .l4 .--....-
~ ~ - s -.
~ --- s -..-. = go,
previous 'A'ss- Canon --'- '-s NV e,i---' 20
and sT1- -e- arg q ~. q $500 80 90
t--.' ~a ---- - 49, -.
-
a'a1 % re E--A--Pa' '---"7! "-'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
WHY pent Trey

Austin Tribune 4
The pistol teter sues q = N
here in Texas. Why -7nt ~ III
hioting the extreme peaas 5 t's's ~
II vonld so q long way IOWA ,l,b
pistol carrying habit. Io sa'ass' ...,s
IN gambling cases would ha4s : n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
A pannerous oItIl'Al

Lufan Tribune. !.
The man who persistenly Wv.
with a sixshooter ander his eSis ",
citizen ia any community y.
full liutit 81 The law Tor svsh ~
more % suppress il than anyiniNs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
ABOUT HOUSTON AND rHs

Eousto1 IS getting 20 he the bovH.,
TEXAS Bowling alleys and alley bsfi.
St5ts Head
The Sunday Houston Post vas h
raze paper The Pcs, always eah
Tlrfso7 Bulletin
When the new sheds are sp and \
t.rr-zt=c improvements ere ccnpl..sa
wis have enc Of the hrtst union i.a
coast oountrg.--9l-s7 Saa.
3c1stcn has 50 many railroads lit;
q Er-le sou =zulsA about giviry he sa
ths r5ght-o5-wzv 70 enter Houston Il
al AMI had best he good to then I
ls.-a6a.
4 Houston Judge mas refused 70 u.
mar license 70 practice law. Il is szfl
he expects 10 occupy the bsneh for u
ard he doesn't want 20 come up agsHss
lu court cases -EHris Nfus.
Tie sun recommends J. u. L:EaI
H7astca Post as ARBITRATOR d til
trouble J. NJ Is diplomatic, sys,tnsx
emphatic democratic and poe6t. 1s4
few oi his pecaiiarit.es. VIA. mort y
--4...a Sat.
Without wishing 10 offend The asa
which it is inferred from Fast urtsi's1
rather have Roosevelt fcr PFesitsrt aE
CIegeiaud. IN she event The later vi
eligible by precedent ve would 81
Cleveland treatment of the Aonros "a
g. deal bet@r.--lEava Bah
~, don't know why Tie Hossi's
h. .r how It viii Justify itself fof u
Sertioa. but ju its Issue Of De1e1fe |
an able editorial crineisius some q
derts stock talk about the coming q
America. that psper deliberately az
proposition to the effect that AmsuaI
ocEe great country seine ytais l
winning al sloae OF TIE Battle q
Hill by our president Buddy sou n
school and endeavor &c learn Tat u
eagle vil1 Continue 70 look IKE y
with the title page torn of, untl ~
holders. the trusts and the pres'asa
SONG new tail feathers That this cla
mere cipher 70 what she viii Dc VI
ism and repuhlioanisHi put Der hrous'
/ ---Faiesffre <52oc1tc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
IRE Hu-bsr,s a PauaeaI Issue.

't1 -QToefts a roNtlcsl lSS-S
F-ila6slpala North America
Premier Cenbes E-ovs RS Paris too vel ret
to sFp-ehead trouble when the E-.ub.-rs are
hTcugIt back Ever since this family OF rnaVriH-
cent ss'1olers levanred between two DAYS he
stIet.ers nt TIE boulevard press have seSulousl,,
scrshi 70 create The impression that pro4asrert
1trt.als have w,uked a. Il they did not share ir
the HunbeTt frauds. Il has been eharreS otb.
holy that ths frsitives were arrested in Madrid
against The w.shes q the government. which b.8
been ufoyned all the while az the.r whereabouts
ne principal victim Of these reckless assaults
has beer N. Vale the minister OF Justice pho
Vltsin the last few weeks only narrowly esesnes
bodily harm 81 the chamber Of deouties D,,r
ms recent session his ASSISTANTS became 60 VIC.
lent - The presiding officer vas compelled ,hree
times 10 suspend the sitting and the military ,,es
called "a 20 remove offending members who re-
fused 10 ohgy tie orders os The chamber
he eccertrlc and extravaEsut faction ,Vh;rh
Elories IN the resembling name of the osti,,s5.
81 party has been especially active IN f,,,r-.i
trouble. Numerically sla,ost insig,,s-s-, /,
has The faculty al keeping itself alrsvs 4, 80;
aenee So tAst rs actual Importance has been
vastly exaggerated 20 outsiders To an ;rt.,+s
and purposes - Is revolutionary party. though
The revolution that uopld satisfy orr rro,,, ~ =,
members would probably force another into armed
opposition. ~ hoftom the onlr real ho,A -
nricn between iuies Lemsitrs aud Franesis O..
pee and Paul Dcrouiede nn one side and ~
swashhrekling sristoersis Of the Old levs,;,,,;s,
ard Bcnspsrtisi parties on the other * ~. -,r,,
risr Sssirs g UPSET the rgdinE republicans, 49,
sfstsS; - tslEs2 urea &c aaFtss TIE Eovsra-s.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07


Tie pen may be ujEaaer thar the sword, but
i sometimes takes back seat -or d s.Nshooter
as witness the scrap tctwttn two Cuban editors
ia 'hieh ono ci them was laled
Secretary Of Agiru,tue Bingham says tAa.
meat is 900 high. Els mast bare just started
it 1ssresriug
il was Chicago gil who rode tie imperial
ephsat ~ the durbar. Atost Chicago girls are
satshed 81 Tie. a1e permitted 70 jump the broom
shch
And pov New York society las frouaed On the
jefsey lily hees1se she has lest her GOOD looks.
hose who know New York society say Sc must
also haze Lost her mone-.
q New Jersey man vho had twelve teeth eN-
tfactea the ctnsr day said he didn't rlla3 The
rain, that ii Was thz Tayin thai h1r-
IF Baron Nuuchzuzcn were living today
Netodv wou1 call b5l q aer
lE-y sar thai be had an ingenious way.
nag 9sf. much 30 admire
and scwe ruusczLta
ST 3uld set him tc swear
IhsI- small -lrcular
H az Up Ia the aIf.
-o-5 true -cl want wives t1. they are r-t
.s-sl1- --r the s.Ss.lur E-L chewing. painted,
f--T-l s-hs1re- CRITTERS. whose principal l-,ura-
url u EXHIBIT ls-- and muliner- On the Streets;
gr Tor taa l1lst. sers. hca-frls1 -'r7-re
aides who have soter .c-cc7-or 81 taa eravir
" lie and 81. responsibilities -r sr -sw-
AIS rba ssa and win 5zs= .o-l.
lie young man can rlts safety a.teart b, s-ir,
team VITA olc hand. even -e is married 20
t7e gill; fa.HH1 el.s
.-. Dr., ..1 5. -l ls~-s girls know 5e" 10 ar.7a
F'-
f5ssa- ess 1''e' enc 1H's -'-'
Wen o2 might tell te-la~ A-' sou =s1-
aged
..-.. ..s.-...s
You're ge-as sar -ait- and .sgr s4a4
MIXED
fFAs, roala Christmas be ~arz51t santa Claus
rePa- * -9.Ht -'7,7''
Me give j. 40 WHAT'S ,as ansasrt
Pr Q Lowry VIC cree l.Tea rear 3e-s'ss
.ns ~ aets5bor house Of Fairrisg Pamela
WHAT'S SO Nance
THE rog-ay attorney nj Wan r.~a- .,4--,., .s,~
.--~- ...- .,'.' r- ~ .ll- sonny saW
the other day lie had tbe man brought before
5iH administered an cath ARD then asked the
--..~sll 't-at Ae mage selae lqoa7 1a2e eee- ana
~ II -ls @-s s4'- re nsl noi drunk
~ r. ms - u SgsF4' Gays hii mar ne was
ee-4As 'iJlc linkeI en- me u-nc.-A auf'naH
Dan.
Az the farmers q TIE pfohlbluoa c5uuucs
cbsu We -o-ti--s d, iiu he airs --s s.,. .4.
b-'l weey ' Prtslrc 5aacar
Dent ask SIS acre not lour ocnscisrre
'l-ln-- -" f --H'-
That's q. q .ftls learning IS asnref-uy
thing
The EaEash have agreed hat ls-c- ivir. v-ft
iaN tvrhc55 fewer germs - Cit-ss-tEts '---t
tn. doctors VII 5aubtg@ss b.r.,t-.. ,,,-.
-.,-i. i.p.p - i, tz.-,
-, ~. --- Nv, .s+ -...-,.-'-- lays
f 3i,5sstr -
4 H.. -..s.- ,..,. -. -
1 VIZ, ). .7,,-.., .-----,.,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
A Kni ana Burn

Washington Posi-
Il is believed that When y
Cleveland riunieipsl fight ~ ~
those Filipino repubhtans
Jake Smith oi a uns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

ISIS CcTprs Christi cabbage crop is in fine
condition and the experimental tobacco farm an
Nseogdoehss premises well The cigarette
smoker need uos fear being deprived Of has
sticks yet awhile
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
eoosoeoossasssasosoa,ss..,,l

and no nice regard is has III ~.
methods
For the time being The msjori.y !, b.
he counted in favor Of this oueer ~.
tators. since the present municin,I !.
controlled by the nationalist.
reason = Cornbes feels called upou 4
usual precautions against popul., 4
ton on the return Of the Hum6e-ts
Fortunately ne IS 2 man o. deteruiis,S.
has proved by the enforcement Of "a. h,
the congregations. The nstoaaiiy rs,
ly 70 come Of win cracked Heads # ,ss
Sc interfere with orderly procedure Il n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

Parser HrtrI e he tries too hard for oivic
Lazlurs may find that be has hrcu included b.
his hrathe- in D rcaeeful hlackaae
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

lS view q The 90 rs PCT cent increase in live
ina expenses ths 20 pcr cent increase ~ wages
asked ty those Southwestern railway r,en does
rct srern ethorhtant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

When She new sheds are rp and q
ts-r-zted improvements are ccnpl..s3
wis have cne Of the finest union isa
coast countrg.-.4}-az Saa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

WIrH expert accountants fees it amounts 70
jpsi tTias oyc s5o.ooo De Felorgs sauini
strstion eao q ibst rate save enough 10 So
years or % &c pay for very ssrelesable market
heuas
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The Sunday Houston Post vas h
raze paper TIE Pcs- always st
T.Hf-ca EBirftu.
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y looks as Il President Castro would hays to
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F3custon has SO many railroads ssr
2 Ertie squ=zuish about giving he Ra
the right-oi-wsv to enter. Houston Il
al AMI had rest he good to thai
C5.-zsa.
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case Ct asaissssH. abSqaafulatiorg or oaurpits-
tlr-
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VISA sAs l.ltaa q Mssassa 4 sss=l . &
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a Houston Judge mas refused 70 n.
mar license 70 practice law. Il Is !9il
he expects 10 occupy the bsaeh for u
ard he doesn't want 20 cone up sgsiHss
iu cou-t cases -Errts NfuS.
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Eoustor IS getting 20 Re the bovhr,
TEXAS Rowing alleys and alley I'll.
5t1t Hcctj
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gampcring l0hh grifIeS

WALKING.
CD tie bins syes q yoa.
Sparkliug and sweet
Oh, tHc wcr Size q yaui
Gu The ver ias1
And oh thc cute dimnlrs in sach little Est.
And tbs lirs n4lc SEQ lllsiug my own lips have
Kissed
Ch ici iAs love 81 ysu
Learning % talk
"a, tLe cste shove q yo1
Ltafrlug DO walk
The pu-hlrs and pulling 81 chaus 70 and tru
And Ihe dariuc Thar prompts ealh short step thst
cu GO.
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ARE BREAKING the Law

Who is left 20 uphold tn IL.
of the best iawyert 81 this co,,r,. !. Z
70 90 into court % defend rsesl' 1a|
corporations and business sr-,s s1
get around the law without .ao a'f
punishment The iudTssi II. ~
SO respect the laws that 70, ~
ouibble they restore 70 ofsce ~
convicted on evidence overwb.,.-:-.. y
ing 10 common sense. The eh.-st.-,s
Of ones an ancient and ws,ifss
which had TO be compelled b. -
over health officer 10 put h ..,.-
tary condl.ioa The college, ~,
etsnd
There is 80 ons left none btn n
tal is learning with ndignst;os l, y I, y
lawful acts that its rivals oons.-..
2 menace 70 property. Labor
hsiiet that the Illegal power e
menace 70 the wcrlse, Thes, T..
.ogethef Last November when
threatened by the yard men on IN,
centerins IN Chicago. the men u,
settled b. raising wages. ard ,,;,'
rates too. They made the publ;e +.
are doing our worst ard making n.
The public Is, the peopls. Ne 49,
ali are the people that lie eseL :, \
group can shove of On tic rest b. n,
the debt IS only Postponed tie ~
st on back 10 rs We la,e 10 ~
every one Of rs. And l. he ed 4. Il
ct the debt viii he our t.rty.
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Upwards cf t1 milEoas Ct doIia+s were sent
ahfesd Chustaas gifts to relstires 81 foreign
barn residents If the United States ncle
szrta would sound mere appropriate thsu Uncle
Sa-.
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