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denomination nearest her hotel and there
N touch With the Efcnt huUau FAMILY
Joined N the worship ut thCir fathers nnl
feelins wkleh prompted my cutting eu sun
uny m9rning. Twenty tenrs hate passcJ
since threaded the. crooked streets %
the old city, set ny footsteps turned luto
dens, TO Trinity church.
The voice % l'nillip Brooas, fdntr, 9
cd ln death Doctor Donaid, most eurnest
aud scholarly inan, Il hu rector new nv
the grand orsan tones aad tie die eli ,lr
with the welcome sndlt ~ gu plh 2eW
holder gave that fcellng uf kinshlp ~hch
This Enship q thc Statcs WAS conspicuous
" portrayed upgn luy arrival on Mcnday
mornlng ~ thr offices 81 the "noJ"l Br3W
Hook the fglrY gud mother uuullhlih
mice slippers aud prince OIL IN uue " NY
prcscut trim 90 Boston, The ,lhccs ~ ne
Brown Book are Beautifully hu@l NJ. aud
Ms ndmlrcd the handsome cnrrris aud una,
hcSany furnishing Imagination Gwlcd mc
home TO thc corner Of TRAYS Hni lrN'S
avenue where IN few short months lun'
han Just such surroundings may g'wt wy
eye In the completed huuip cG Tic Post
Mr.. George L. Richards Is rar1 p"cinir!
The RichGrds Publishing con,ptnv pt WhlDS
the "FrOWh IUok' rs chief NJ, III auii s
SUGGESTS " his courteous nnd ~ W. ,Hli
old Southern blood obtained He Ia vcr'
tall" battery .or nervous. ncverceaeins
'.fih hlAN ~ NhlN hNAih NV - NAilN ~ 20
Northern lineage MIR \ w. rnrhcll Is the
able managing editor, aud ! am proud To-
stgto that hlH accomplished assistant Is a
woman Mrs. g. n. Pore Cora Il Arllng.
n daughter ct the Western pialns. Is the
treasure o. the company. and Mr. A "
Deuul0 Ia business manager, aud IN bis
stature and general solid business appear.
aure reminds me of iuothcr ah'c iHilc
business manager
Before I leave the main offices, | must
mention one thing which seems 90 excite
/ Nir Richards special interest and delight
| II IS kaleidoscope arrangement showing
one ~ the greatest inventions of tho 9Iu,
! q wonderful machine which folds. wraps.
/ pastes and directs 10000 papers per hour
( The Brown Book contest committee
! assembled OIL january 5 II consists q fvc
members-ono lazy from Lipcoln. Sob
/ ono gentleman FROM Montreal one from
SGrauac y. y; ono from Cascade, Iowa,
and lhe Posts correspondent from Texas
4 The duty n this committee IS to scrutinize
. the mass of letters and slips sent IN from
{ the army Of subscribers. from Nova Scotia
4 to Florida. from Alaska ~ Mexico from
/ Canada - Porto Rico, and 20 hnl who
/ are 20 he the fortunate recipients Of SPA oF
I which the Brown Book will distribute
among the rabus and auxiliary "guessars
Between whites many pleasant things arr
+ provided for he amusement Of the com
/ mittee Tomorrow evening we GO TO see
! Leslie carter u Dl Barry, and the next
/ evening Hackstt sud Charlotte walker d
| The Crisis Roslne Ryan
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Richmond Notes.

Richmond, Texas, January 10. word was
received here this morning TINT convict
guard working on Dyer Rertrand's farm,
a few miles from here, killed convict
who WAS attempting 10 escape and who
refused To stop whom called ou To do So
H. u Winston and bride have returned
from trip 10 Galye ston
Rev r. u Windham Nent 10 Eagle Lake
10 hold services there tomorrow
Farmers are SIN brlnglns IN cotton and
tho cotton compress expect 10 ron the
total number 81 bales ginued here thlb sea.
ten rp 60 26on
zeal MscfsHFg, rFamlusHt eitltas *
tha Foster nelghhhrhccd, wAS tIRnAActlna
business IN town today.
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TO FIGHT THE BOIL VIEW
Executive Committee Found Number of Ingenious Rem.
Field TeSt-What TO Do Before Planting
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

entirely reliable, because ~, Nv
experience Of the most sasea lrr
farmers in the boil weey,, SSSSeesNui \
/. Clean off .all fields tboroSsh'st
Ing. trash and stalks ut onssag Nj
cotton and coru land deem ~ anf
sible during the winter. - soon /
?. Plant only early vnrlnu..
Buy sound cotton seed rrouaes q /,
as seed can bc found. az IN
.. Plant cotton during vS.r
and Mt no other thne. ears I
a. Use wide rows Ia plantl,.
recommend rows about 6vo VITA
bottom lands aud four 100, NV W
lands. Thin cotton to nho,, Hs 4
apart IN row In bottoms MA e'A
| feet apart for uplands. ~" eeat
] .. Run the rows as ncarlr H.,
] ns the land win allow. ''s' ~
The executive committee Win -
! two weeks and win give ont IN ea 4s!
mcnts All the reliable informstgga, Ky.
( can secure The committee ,0o
I early maturing varieties Of co,,o. 2
/ urging upon congress that oths. y
| lions he made Of the weevlI IA 49,. IVY
| relief for the cotton growers ~
] mend that tile farmers In ira h.s l
! districts organize at once 10 Avss 4,
! uniformly and successfulir. H. !.
/ the farmers have oreanlzad ~.
| rotify the secretary Of this comr}!IA
| gpectfully submitted,
J II Conneil. Secretary.
| All county papers will please CON
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PALESTINE POINTERS,
Il Is Estimated that twenty-five Hundred
Bales Of Cotton Are Vet TO Come.

II Is estimated that Wenty-fiN9 F1uHuIeu
Balss Of Cotto, Are Vet TO Come
ps,-..f, r,,,,,,-,. "a rhoro b,~s
ralss''le' leNHs' J'nuo'' ~ 1eie Ia
been received ID TINS city up 10 the present
date something over II 500 bales Of cotton
thts se,so, and ,otto, ,,o,, here rar thot
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mere are yer cow more oales 10 come 10
this market in this county The small rise
&, Tho rrt.A FOR the aaec,. at,nIa served n
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streets were blocked In places with cot
top ,r,gona The CITY he og5in getting hack
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duu for rba mast two weeks. Is rerlviuc
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iactpred m the CITY hol Thursday night
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uNl thy" l''7N '' a. wy '''H' ''''N' -'
at that place last night IN D large audi
ence. which was greatly PLEASED with The
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stIarton came "a one ~ the \ 81 o. A.
attractions Of the star course. and gave
err,ra -,r,sfac+iop His subject vos. "nav
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Huntsville TEXAS. January . -oIond1T
afternoon Mr.. C. A Barrett entertained
Win eards ana other social amusement
COM lllAtA'"i3 l" MISS AaNMe hailef' nor
Ntt-. mn 80 fr-r+..-lii- .L t,..-,.' - .i.,..-.
fo % 49, ~. ,y,. JIe 49, ~ ''1
'u AeN ""t l'l "'su'uH 'Vu' H.. ''
where she Viii spend the winter The dec
orations consisted Of banks Of piuR and red
roses. bowls of ylolets and tall palms. an
- ,,ti.t -. d. t..,.....,,- s..t,I A., -,
~ Nu'cu N''g W. -d' -4'nS WIN 'ls lu4ulsH'
'u-S ol 'he spacious nan ana parors' lne
same colorS were in evidence on the artistic
score cards and IN the makeup Of the dain.
a, rafrast,,,,,rts N-o,r te,, ro,,I..,,,,i,.
-gNuJIu l-ul-s, Young anu miudle'aGed,
5lateu taI occasion Win thelr presence aud
!i0Gi,, M tVs NJ JvS I5,5 usu
rciypr by tesiitn,s' NJ 40 -ssis ~ W.
US NSse I14"es W. y; y. Gluesple,
Is Au ars ,S 'I rrS1s . iu 70 h Ass I
f3is Tere ysc6 f{igaiius slEeI pickle
~ b. Blalock NJ +, Sinit1ar and I 5ui M =
Haarndou, ana were presented by Sirs
~ Otug. Miss Hally and Miss Eilg.Iv
Wednesday evening Miss AIavma Rather
gave a, card party, al which was assembled
number Of her friends VINO report bnt.i,,I
had most delightful evening With a rlnsf
HeglhnluG WIN last Monday evening pray
81 ne lius Jus ueth held py the Pastors as
s0 oS,i.,' ivntlF evening this week an the
ord ISr'' f TfuVeIeS, taking them IN regular
me exerciees a'tJ nIllrle mas been good aud
benAfcioi ~'''' in'eIeslius' instructive aud
On December os Mr. w u.,,.
NIiss Re- " "a, - Mt w . White aud
6nm hons n os ne MGdherd were married at the
chanel WV "''N' parents near Johnson's
on December a Mr. leo ,t,co,..,
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oranne News Notes.

Orange, Texas January Oh. b Mill
gan, president Of the Lake Charles board o,
trade. and j. G. Powell, prominent lum.
Der manufacturer OF Lake Charles, La,
were In Orange today TO meet Judgy
Hatcher and other promoters OF the biz
cotton factory Just located at Orange. IN
an cndeavor TO secure a like enterprise FOR
Lake Charles. they met the parties here
but the result Of their conference was moi
made public.
The secretary Of the orange Progresjvr
league Is arranging TO call a meeting of the
ladies' Of tho city Mt an early date with
view to organizing ladies' auxiliary
club to work In connection with the pro
gressive league IN the building M and hcau
tlfying of Orange The meeting win hl
held In a few days.
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POLK COUNTY GRAND JURY
Ciohty.five indictments Resu's'
Mhich ThiftY-seven Were Feehl

Einhty.five indictments He'uHa'
Which Thirty-seven Were FesaA
livingston. Texas, January vs.
grand jury concluded It's labcrs y
term today and was DISCHARGED Y
Eve indictments were returned au1A
sittiugs. thirty-saven of which Wy
The minutes Of the court being u u i
ness. the Judge approved same n h
iourned the court for the term =
Tor nome on the evening tran, M,
Hon. S. a Mccall Dlslaa w W
C.. W Robinson of COD spIlassl. . Il +
y. Taekaberry Of Houston, Ms l..l !.
uey. also departed for their s sak.,, K 4
Bill Siugletory, for whom na az M +
proceedings were instituted w W
6p heard today, concluded 70 49, h
plication therefor and VIII relll W, \
at Nacogdocbes, where ne was
weeks ago for safe keeping sr,r
The merchants aud properly v9
the business portion OF tAe Sstg-s
meeting this evening and nave 49, n,
IN continue two night waichlnts 49,.
until all apparent danger from NV
| passes away.
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Cameron News,

Cameron, Texas, January ~. K
cent meeting the stocEnoll'as HAN
Favorite Dry Goods compaHs ,o,lo.i.
30 move to Hillsboro' ~ =. So
noupced. but will consolidate ~ - d.
WHO ana Cameron stock in' .. II
To be conducted here un us1 u.
The Biakeny DRY Goods eoriie as y
{. o Blakeny OF stephenSi,,' nslry 4,
The Bickott s BlackWssl III El
have dissolved partnersnlpa IL By
conducting this dairy ~ dsIry.
has purchased the BrooAS 49,
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Edna Farm News.

Eins, Texas, January 0.-Wlth the
bright weather for the past week farmers
are buslly engaged preparing their lana
for this years crop, Jackson county seems
TO be IN a prosperous condition. While tine
rayaces of the boil weevll have been d
great blow. by diversldcation farmers have
been able 10 overcome IA to great extent.
truck farmers, considering the extremely
wet season, have done splendid with their
Cabbngo crop, and are now cutting and
shipping every day.
People are rapidly awakening to the value
Of rice as q money crop and quite uu acre
age win be planted this season.
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Chst,el Mortaaees in Williamson.

Georgetown, Texas. January . --lester
day in the county clerks ofhce eL1teeQ
chntte mortgages we're filed aud nineteen
the day before On account Of The almost
total failure II the corn crop in this coln-
tg this year and the very short cotton
cror farmers are compelled to borrow
money or To get supplies 10y mortGl sinG
their cattle horses or other belongings
or their crops 10 he made the coming year
Williamson county hae never known o
dncr season or better prospects for boup.
utul crops than now, So that farmers md
merchants and other business men ready
To extend all the aid necessary toward
planting their crop for 1905
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JeweIry stoIen and Re.nue,oa

Marshall Texas, January 10. Mrs. w
c, Field was feonlously dispossessed ~
about $500 In tewelry aud gold coin. Tho
thief purloined three diamond rings brace
let's gold trlnklets gold coin and Costly
chatelaine purse The articles were ne.
GOV cred within comparatively brlef time
Mrs. Field Informed The Post correspond
ent last afternoon that she had no desire
% prosecute The rulprlt as ali tho articles
were recovered
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TYLER BANK CASES.

Judge Swsync and the Witnesses Are
On Hand.
Tyler Texas, January i1.-Mr Moxey.
government bank accountant. the district
attorney and corps of assistants. Judge
swayne and the marshal and his assistants
have arrived for the trial Of the bank
cases, which will be called tomorrow.
large number Of jurors from the seven
teen counties comprising this district have
also arrived
Ex-Goyernor Hogg, ono Of the defend
ants counsel, came I'm TODAY
The cases VIII be called all 10 o'clock
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Hunnerford cotton Receinta.

Hungerford, Texas, January 10-The past
week Of fair weather has been put to
timely use by the farmers. The remnants
Of rice have been threshcd and the rem
nants Of cotton picked. rhe gin has run
on full time the last two days. This is the
hrst ginning for three weeks. There will
not be over twenty-five more bales; 95C
have been ginned 10 date. It Is conceded
10y all that the past year has been fairly
prosperous. 1t IS now cloudy aud strong
south wind Is blowing.
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Pears at Granqer.

Granger, Texas, January s.-Today The
Post correspondent was shown a peck OF
nice pears which Dr., j. G., Anderson had
just Dlucked from his orchard In town,
These pears were the second crop for the
tree the past year and although they had
been exposed To all the winter weather
they were OF good size well preserved aud
OF nne havor. There was probably half
bushel on the tree the LIST of January
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~ this recently that many peruous have
thought qn intense fecl ng was gioWlps
Up Toe minds Of the iupsscs against ~
classes Aud Just when Il seemed this wiz
wye some,lhinS n3ppS,n.eg 70 SLOW 9ow i HOY
Decentralization NJ MrKi,iev Mas tbe cVy
30 Infected MS when Cornelius Vanderbilt
Yves stricken \ tpousahd thousanu r.
tsn1 91ps ttStu IuG eTNeu ss n9h Nd MY ,yb s
huIirllHg were ro,tcd showing he probably
would recover there was such checins aud
49, ~ M9u'u nm IusvI pV, c Vrs
But Vanderbilt is 4 mIliionaira. as is B5cr
ANA sage aud KccG feiler, set as Burns
gay"
rbr rett &. r,., bc rrt,,,.,s st,n,n-
The mans the guvd for a tht
So mnu la the great CITY Is nearer the
public heart thnn this Youth who rather
than give up the girl be loved east aside
MS reht 10 The iulk of The Vanderbilt
tHtl .ious: vho. rather than i've IN idlppcsa
like hs Ituthprs went In a work shop.
toliod liAo % common iaborcr aria us.ug the
-fts God gave g. him has given. a. the
world twenty tNo lnportaut uvculous
who u bie modpsty keeps bis namo on
duty te7 Iocrmc National Guardsman
y, b,'''S ,Sbri.,,, "' snirt bse cetSh'
ll.n,1 thq rrn a. never lettln. the woril
hrov o' ha charities Hos tho best OF
,hhterpl, 'l NT ~, Ia 1' a
io,.l H., IA Mon fhc othcrs arc hut
) marks
l-'N-' are We u'i4'lHs 'u Is'uu''su
''s '-s -'' '~,Ve '4N o' 'S'' V.'''e NVNp
''o''' H'.'' 's 'FP'o''u,|s we 'i'u'
rnut'ntl lsi2 doVu hN Herbert spencer
John stapr. liil and Henry George Ten
,.c,,. ,- ,hts III. We ttorad re~olu.
-. 7.,. 80 -. t,,a,,,,d r.
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Hunt conntn Case Sci

Greenvlle Texas, January 10 The en-.
preme court has SET the hearing on the
local option contest from Hunt county Tor
Monday, January 10 Judge Lee clark
ana Attorney c. Mead viii 70 10 Austin
% argue the case There II the usuoi
anxiety as 20 the outcome Of the hearine.
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% .ools Of Waco pleas'. I.

waco. Texas, January y Aat
ment that Congressman = soanls'
been placed on the jualela 's,u. Is 3.
succeed Governor elect lapl .s,Sssrytf'
with much pleasure by W rss Spis
In MS hong city Waco ,..srs.d w
h one thar is higaiy nat w
Henrv viii MI At tn a VA Sfsta q 7
credit upon himself ana ~
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FIGHTING THE WEEVIL.

Following the suggestions Of scientific oh
servers aud experienced farmers the eIecu-
tive committee Of tho boil wcevil convention
has issued an address containing the fol
lowing specific dircctioDs
L Clean of all helds thoroughly By burn
ing trash and stalks at once. piow the cot
ton and corn land deep as soon as possible
during the winter
2. Plant oniy carly varieties OF cotton
Buy saund cotton seed, grown as far north
as seed can be, found,
8, Plant cotton during the very early
spring and at no other time.
4. Use Vide rows In planting cotton. We
recommend rows about 1--WE feet wide for
bottom lands and four foet wide for up
lands Thin cotton TO about three feet
apart In row IN bottoms and about two feet
apart for uplands,
g. Run the rows as nearly east and west
as the land win allow.
This will not prevent or entirely circum
vent tho pest, but 1t will minimize his raw
ages, which IS the beat that can be done un
Ill complete remedy is discovered.
Indeed II has been ahundantly demon
srated that Intelligent and persistent war
fare viii measurably control the evil, and
tho burden rests upon the farmers 10 wage
luch u warfare.
The legislature Will undoubtedly Eiy,
whatever aid the State may furnish by way
NJ experiment and information, and tn,
Federal government Is using every endcayo
to discover means Of cure or control. bu
tbero reinEinE much-indeed, the create
BART at prasent--for the farmers themsclye
10 do,
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Cotton Receipts at Corsieana.
Corsicans, Texas, January lot would
make one think that the cotton season had
Just opened up to see the amount now
being brought here each day by wagon.
Yesterday lS3 bales were received,
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NO GIFT TO Up. MORGAN
Bill Ilis Declin.d 10 Put Penny ia
i c rlbutioa Plate,
NEW YORK REALLY ASSESSMENT
Rate Brought Down BY Using Fun Market
VaIue--De Wet Compared to Forrest.
ComeliuH Vapde5bilt'1 Popularity
5By R.chard sp!isl..,

"AHt' 'ata hliu William, sister CIiis MN
Nili;
Notice ,alls pIm wmc put the fellow
10 the "boys he's Bm Hin uu the
rostrum aud In select circles hc Is Ntlom
Everett Hicks
BIN isn't oycrburdened with rictl but be
Soee to church He believes lu paying the
freight his share of IT, at leas,, ANA usual
iy he drops bill OF q good sized con 10
the plate, But Bill has sworn OF und DO
less a person than J. picrpont Morgan ls
responsible for It. Bill went 10 ST. Geor=o's
Protestant Episcopal church last sunday
lIerr0nt is yestrYman When " came
tmo to collect the offerings MIR Morgan
took ono Of tho baskets aud started from
pew 20 pew.
Before saw who It was suys lIl1.
~ had one Of those talke with m,eolf
man sometimes hao In church Just before
contribution time. I hated Ike the deuce
70 give up dollar but there was beau.
tlIll slri right next TO me and tho other
persons IN my pew were IT the elect j
Leit ashamed To put In quarter especially
as th2 girl might zee u While was
s.tuszl.ns "ltn this financial problem
Happened TO look up and saw VINO vas
3-i@tIiuG Any on" who hls ever had o
45oP ~ Morgan will never forget him
doubt M ~ g. 80 stsa. uilhSI en-
dollar was dissipatel i've nsvsr na s1g
u.I.h ot an atuurar Of the worlds ms
st5ot iaht, ..'tslloL gag J san net r4coocia
sir,i,. ~, Gays Win psalm
staod - una! Eel.ner o1n lnle'
he coal sorgri,, sp'lSlnic t't
"a ON, M IL ~, ~ Mon lS alueSl-n2
nj >-e,, vi 10y wv on ne people
~ Mar, ~ SEoull p, petmlt'ea 10 pass
put In th. I-Sa ,.S-lp I Wonlln
* oaprx - auI ufSll2Lep between
-breas 90 tLt- a p-H!is "aS sun ID tne
! ana rio III ne pLoulem Nnen Plerpont
-rapblsg m - ny aI'tLs4 H. add 70 my
! and pqssed h, fr,a COZ lu9 lsoelIet
! pgs ; baqut1. 'lus'' SUE
asked
Do be replied Why pushed the
Win ne rr, .l,.o NY, ny Rocket aaa got bus
IL
r,b 1rtfp,rd In. ..- ,-
the uo7 malodr,n,o .r,r c,r.,..,
p,av rs ms5ls, or r+-a ...-,...-'
/ u1vs Moons ,,,,t tr- r-,. ~, -.
used ltber,Iry IN h.,.l no r,o,. ~
fellow tbis Hnjlgrd -rbis :. ,iz NINA .i.,,.
40 ans 'H''u 'i'c
ON earth rs ah actor When youth Do
I a.
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Chatrea says that had Mckinley not oh,
3ected he would have seized ssOOO0,O 900
worth Of treasure IN Pekin. Roosevelt will
undoubtedly give him orders to go right
back and get II.
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Melsnnan ccurty FaIr'eIs v /.

Waco. Texas, January "a ~
"a on foot IN this county one
county farmers. lnstltssht the =,
iects IN view Is to -. AZ paipp
aud also for the puIposs
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The executive committee had given the
most careful consideration to many rene
dies that have been proposed aud present
the following statement, believing It to be
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The president win send the rst wireless
message across the Atlantic addressed to
King Edward. He will do1btless ask him
iwhst HE German friend thinks OF the Mon.
roe doctrine.
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or course II any other nation doesn't
want Russia TO remain In Manchur'a It Is
ut liberty TO say So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

Baron Aliottl ought 70 be able 20 ar
range Itaiy's claims ali-a.right-a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

The antitrust people win Of course mol
be able TO mite this session, but nobody OK
peeted that they would,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

Won stFruburg Is OF the opinion that lila
predecessor was TOO dignined, and he will
endeRyor 80 remedy this, which means that
be viii Ut all times hold himself in readi.
uess TO assist any one IN establishing a
peaceful blockade around schooner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

Baron Sternhurg Is said to be finished
diplomat. Holleben is finished dlplo-
mat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

sszA Cox can net fsai rsasnsa rAs
sEsssl6szt viii aes psrs.is ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

The great heart Of the public always
goes out In sympathy for a good man. our
friends Baer, Rockefeller sage and others
TO the contrary notwithstanding. It g.
true Nr Baer believes he himself Is the
quntcsscnce of an that Is pure and noble;
" Is said Mrs. sage thinks no better man
than the Wall street pawnhroker ever
wore second hand clothes there are few
men who pray more ferventy than the OIL
king Yet the public persist w viewing
sitter remirks sre mkds Ia privits aud
N public, and thsre has been 80 much
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-02
WE WON'T BE HERE MUCH
LONGER.

PHOTOGRAPHS cents per
dozen. These little photos are
finished Just as we'll as the large
pictures, and are mounted ui
beautiful cards. Photo bu.tons
made from person Or copied trfm
another photo, cents for ta
fsst and 10 cents each for
many more Us uWant.
this mex week only we will Dss
half cabinets, mounted on fl}}
SIZE cabinet cards for 500 PEI
dozen. L. G. COLDER.
Q Doors West Of Post Office.