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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-10
HorlCE-.sHRRIFrS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the Superior Court OF Yakima county. stat,
OF Washington

4
In the Superior Court OF Yakima county, state
OF Washington.
The solicitors Loan and Trustl
Plaintiff,
Corwln d. Flemmiug a. d Fannie
| X, Flemming his wife, John
| Burke and Eliza Burke his wife.
California Hop Con. pany, a cor. No ~
poration, s. q. Crandall, The
Crandall Brothers Company a
corporation, Fred PENNINGTON
Lyman Harris, James Jensen,
and Second National Bank OF
Colfsx, corporation,
Defeudants
whereas, under and by virtue Of an order n,
sale. decree Of foreclosure aud special execution
issued out OF the superior Court of Yakima
county. state OF washington, on the 10Th day of
October 1895, in the above entitled action and Nv
which said order of sale and decree of foreelos-
nrs, the above named plaintiff, obtained judg-
ment anu decree OF foreclosure against said
defendants, corwin ID. Elemming and Fannia
Z. flemming his wife, John Burke and Eiiza
was rendered on the 9Th day OF Co.,
Der 1896, for the principal sum Of Eighteen
ihonsand Four Hundred aud Fifty-three (xls,-
4oSoOl, Dollars, with interest ON Fifteen Thou
sand tslo,OO000, Dollars thereof at the rate OF
SIX per cent per annum from date thereof
ana with interest on Eleven Hundred Fifty
three, $ilb3.OO. Dollars thereof at the rate Of
Twelve per cent per annum from date thereof
until paid, and costs OF suit, taxed at (s72I5l
and increased costs thereon, and whereas. the
gage, by which order | am commanded 10 sell
the following described real estate, situate i'm
fakims county, state of Washington to-wif.
The southeast quarter OF the southwest auar-
ter lsesz OF sw4l the south west quarter oil lie
southeast quarter lswL OF sell, of section
twenty-five C221. and the north half OF the
northeast quarter, nlS of nel4, aud the north hat
OF the northwest quarter, nj of nwt1, and lotsi
], two and three. 81 of section twenty seven "a
all all In township eleven IL, north of range
twenty, 20, east OF the Willamette meridian
containing 3i5. IS acres together with all water
rights and privileges appertaining and belong
ing thereto, together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
profits thereof.
Therefore, Public Notice is hereby given that
Will on the 2lst day Of November 1896, at the
hour OF O'Clock p. m. of said day. In front of
the court house, door in saidcounty of YAKIMA
in the City OF North Yakima, State of WASH
ington IN obedience to said order OF sale, decree
| OF foreclosure and writ OF special execution,
sell the above described real estate, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment In favor OF said plaintiff, with interest
costs aforesaid and increased costs, to the high
est and best bidder for cash in hand.
Dated at North Yakima this 21st day OF Octo-
Der, 1895.
A. l.. DILLEY,
Sheriff OF Yakima County, Wash.
By Il. X. ROWE, Deputy.
Boyle, Rigg. Attorneys for Plaintiff Post
office address, North Yakima, Wn., and p
Tilinghast, Tacoma, Wn. 4O-5t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-10

| The above sale stands adjourned until Satur-
day, Dec. 9th, 1896, at the same time and place
i above named
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-10

The above sale stands adjourned until satur-
day, Nov, 18th, 1896, at the same time and place
as above named.
A. L. DILLEY, Sheriff,
By F. K. Rowe, Deputy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-10

A. J.. DILLEY, Sheriff,
By f. 4. ROWE, Deputy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-10

A. l.. DILLEY,
Sheriff OF Yakima County, Wash.
By H. X. Rowe, Deputy.
Boyle, Rigg, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Post
ONCE address, North Yakima, Wn. and p
Tillinghast, Tacoma, Wn. 4O-5t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
TEXAs PAPER Mill.

Sugarlard. Texas. September u N.,sr..
II. Cunningham 4 60. have l,,.g,
loroc Of men at work on their paper mil
which is now under construction and ,n
fcw months 'r.xgs will hnvo q, ,,,,,,,,,,..,..
p2lcr MN. Whi'h win nuke the t'linmi1.r
nam enterprise about the largest sou,h
VI me Mason and Dixon line II ali M"
thI 'lhiitt IN Tho United Stltcs would CIR
cnlatc thel m n.c ~ nj .',f,,' 49, W.
lWnl toes, hard lmcs would be n stranger
IT, me ihpNsihs people Of our country.
: ne S"uteW storm Telegraph AMI r'l..
li1o PC com, any has put in onn of tb.ir
itrg distance telephone offices here And
are d3lng good business ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

They had their special coach appropriately
decorated with democratic ensigns anu col
| ors. and Their own brass band. composed
OF gallant young democrats, discoursed
| muse for the crowd.
| on reaching Columbus the republican
nominee for congress. Mr.. lawley, one
| OF the strand farmers. got aboard.
| As the train pulled into Schulenburg 1t
| began to ruin In torrents However,
| large crowd of German and bohemian
| farmers OF Fayette county were on hand
| TO receive the crowd. After nner the
crowd assembled In the old Turner hail
20 hear the political discussion. tiou. Neal
Mckerman of SchuleIihurg acted as mas
ter Of ceremonies and stated a. the rain
had prevented speaking in the morning
the different Speakers would bo allowed
ihrty MINUTES each t. address the crowd.
when the tail and manly form # James
Shelburne came forward the house went
w'ld with democratic enthusiasm. He. n
the hlct tine Allowed HIM briefly cX-
pained the issues of the campaign. but
he caught the crowd when he gave them
the history ana conduct Of the Strand
farmers. HIS speech was wei received (
aud his cause VIII not sufer at Schulcn- I
burg.
Next stepped forward the nice and trim /
form Of Mr. Hawley, He made the same .
cd republican protection speech; stated 4
tina, the : nth for a number cf years hal .
no representative IN congress. that her
representatives were broke down lawyers
and pie hunters but II you send me this
time Will be able TO cope W.T. tht erD.ts
statesmen of the East" The fcW rfpub-
Leans present Gid thcr best 10 gti up an
applause, but II was very weak Mr.. liaw-
ley seemed nervous and compainei that
The house was not showing him the same
attentlc0 t = Nr ~rltti rro
Uswley had a right 70 he nervous for
on tho stage 10 hs eight sat the indom-
iGhlc dehater, John Lane. Tho crowd
could hardly wait for Lane to commence
work. They could toll 10y the fre in
Lanes blue eyes that he had lIawley
where he wanted hm The bows we're rot
,isappo.ntei. As they say. Tic didn't do
thiag % liawey." Hp told h.m IN no ,
inccr,lin terms that this free people If
he Interior needed 10 projections that We !
ai no m9uutlctcrics, True, there va
rope factory AZ Galveston but II diiu's
make enough ,opo 10 furnish the Western
4ys !as9o u steal a Veayinc.
The climax was reached when Lane pro-
coded 20 skin the strand farmers and the ,
mhnS.nsm was so great ne could hardly I
roceci. The republicans could not stand .
any longer and one Of their number :
eui 9roual and gave the san Antonio L
md instructions 20 play which order i
ne oheyei. Int lane finished. with tho ~
-owd of dem ,crals cheering to the echo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
COFFEE.

New York, September a.-co's y I
tioils opened steady with PEE ,:ss,; q,
points higher closed firm at s Ms Y. N. /
/ ct advance; sales 25,-g ~; \ vi u
Rio stmdy; No, I Rio JOINING . y Z. M
he tinted states 1888 lnelut .s I;
from New York; New Ycsk ,a S y. m
iii,S7i: Unlted States sS,c X. iS ;gsI w "
for The Uuibe,l States : v ~. .s1 Ne s
Tor the Urdted STATES iS,Ss pas''
santos s;9 sepnembcr 2l.-cofiee, a. N N. s
500. 100 30 coffss saAl
Hamburg. September A;,- * AZ
hals pig advance; sal ,s,l lsw s.s MI y.5
RIO. September I.--S ,,Sas. ,ue'slps ia||
Rio 1850 refs per ~ khy S,,tas lied n
cleared for the United s'a'"
Europe 500; stock Sls.eS, me s,tsiI Il
llavre. Septemhtr A;.c =, ~
al net advance; sales NV"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
KATHER sEn1oI,s 1nrr

man. Texas. September 81. Tho c,l
ore" noHs around town often mo-, a,,1
JOSH each other roughly. sunday morn
ihE Alex Moore Walked In tho Lo,.o,,,..,
loon, where kande Bouiiiu 49, No o, ~
,, ,ih star on that ne had nitket
lnE 20 arrest Raudlo "- 'N was Ep-
itth1le PICKED up Il siN-shooter tina, wac
,'y,,S nallna the counter and remarked.
GU cant arrest anybody. Th|
shooter was a double action sun 'iN-
= r,'e~'d the trigger too hard ana 4, ~. ~.
nlden i1Ily, went on, the 5sn ,ai,ing 90
~ HleN Moore's mouth, coming cut a, -, nv
hack M thss neck. and producing a ds "a, tne
GUS wound. "1ileer-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
STORES MERCHANTMEN

Sealy. 1eNas, september 2l.-'rhe stores
of y. JORDAN Co., dealers in general
merchandise. ani Joseph Lux. Jr.. nd-
dlery, were .burslarized hast nllhl nm,
iormtr's loss lf goods viii PERHAPS rcn' ID
SID. she latter ST ates thai wh he loini
every eye y, tn.ns more or less confus.on be-
me nes ami cash dra %ers were not mo-
cd Say has shipped thiri%;aye cars Of
up between Hon sg,aSon' tdiE 1ham 'h,"l
Nc.aSco. ''c' "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
KILLED IN 4 COLLISION

tlepurne' Texas September IA. coll
rsloh o'cur"d last night between W 'olfo
ll{ and Celeste in which one C,I,h,, rae
u ',.'.h, man, cam Wilson, was K ilrl 1,. "a
injured Tho IRAN. a AtiVilS i i5i =
lIrihn,' PIT IN Two golng DOWN ANN,
9nd WIN they collided tho sm lg6.ul,' S,,s
hi ~, (Cpnhlrlor W. II, Cummings saved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
ZIG COTTON CROP.

Wharton. Texas, sep'e .a I, pc.s M
Post reporter Is consira1aea, I" M E,.s|
TO owing. as a sigh: proof o.ios q s' pNssl
lon -' sol win do when w OH I'D IN
i iSTao T baias a ae to date, ea' =
pounds, with q pro pr, ~ tra,her Yssu|
iales IN TIE field yet 70 sst p aNs;u 4
oi '' csiilizen of Spanish camp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

the Farmers Loan and Trust company VS..
The Houston aud Texas Central Railway
company by NJ Ltyy, cyrus Whitaker
ana Whitakcr x Conley all OF Falls
county. TcNns The petitions were granted
And referred to the master
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

BI SlNESS MATTERS.
C1fATrE1. MoRTGArr rtt,,r,

CIiATTEL MORTGAGE FILED.
Weaiherford Texas September Ill
$. Smith, doing a general uor,o,.i. Ia ,,,.sT.
ness Med chattel moriguee today. Is.
a.. Ed4lemdn, assignee. Liabilities about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

Dallas Texas, September c.-B. W.
rose general merchant at wills Point.
ana also doing business in ua-.,=. exec
u'oi ehattel mortgage on hoth stock.
H. w. Neaid3n and Bcu il,r-,h are trus-
~ n Sao ne Indebtedness aggregates about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF nvsr>.
- 'AssN

J'nh peterson or Pntoutville. In sur
tvl,u WIN uNsrntery for eighteen yr,r-
2ha nlgd three OF the hest doctors -
NrW orlcans, also hair IA dozen or uorn
Patsht medicines. Very iiti- relief fnI
~SM1p until ne began usihs Chalnberiain,
1oAc. cholera and Diarrhea Ren,aa
"hieh eHeeted permanent cure. N''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
TUE Committees

TUE COMMITTEEs
The following standing committees Were
APPOINTED:
f'Hale'-i'ei,r esent natives conway OF llIi-
NOS. Suer Of Dlstrct of Columbia. Jcnes
of Maryland. Cox of Kentucky. Paul OF
A Al bryant OF Nebraska Lancaster
/ o4 "'nleS2la' Brown OF quebec. Welsh OF
British Columb,a, Rngler Of West Vir-
ginia, Sutherland Of lever Provinces
eSti'Ht,on-R representa-. Mack of
E6n5 ',mlIS't u Hi MisSouri' tarhham o.
i,HO4o 4slili'' Wlider ol AlchlSaii, Nelcn
/ ~ LEU VAR, " liz! Of IeAas; Aten Of
l HaHs9s. ScAnau9er OF South Dakota, Moe
bia, u busk Of CoiSTaIo VI i'''''Si N0i''''-
:, Interni tional relations-Representa tives
Ms; S.rtL sanders Of Vermont, sethard
ot Alabama. Rich Of Wyoming, Roeslh OF
! d!lt' ihid. Sinolltngcr of illinois, Dyer OF
hu'aia, beeIs OF Nebraska, Leland OF
~ ..4.d, 9ni'th Oh iowa.
MAJ Of Massachusetts. Van Noorien of
3 ,hi{ b., b1rroHshs q District of Columbia.
Michigan, Daniel OF Georgia. Bailnv Of
Idaho, Allins of Connect cut, Carncs Of
NJ sili1fs 7, Lakenan Of Arkansas, Perkins
Degree of Kebekah-Rea OF Pennsvi-
vauia, Ciapp of Ohio. White of Wash.lig-
ton Tucker OF Manitoba. Mann OF colo
noct'cutt, Rowell of Massach,isetts no,.is
Of Michigan, Ward of New Hampshirc
james of Kentucky. T.
Colr,sporicnce = REPRESENTATIVE NJ,
klnnon Of Manitoba. lsu;en Of low f f,o-
Green of Vnrnnni TtIp a,oi OF Nirgin;''
Rou'I!n Of MaTv1an6 ro, oI U IN.
Maine. Catlett nf 1 n,i.,a Me"w tny OF
'9illornta, Cook Of the Indian Terrltorv
Florlda, We1v1r ~ I,it,tIN,s watson OF
',onneo' cult Phillips Of British ,'oIunbo
s ,'r ~ Missouri, Newman of OKLAHOMA, |
MAJ ~ irg ma, Salter OF Michigan |
Rourn Tr 800, ,uGher OF l,tah.
New York Vnu1o,,., 'iI' nor or |
Wet Nirnii ! h"T enlHh of Florida, Hail Of |
81 Ei,Ia' bucher Of Nirg mia Parks !
. tNNu"' ADAMS OF New Un-nnshir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
A new WARWICK ARISES.
Barney Gibbs Consulted by the Op-
position Bosses.
WORKING THE P0PULIST FARMERS
Scheme TO Steal Their Votes for Mckinley
Electors unds for The Campaign
Are Badly Needed.

Dallas. Texas. September 2l.--(staff Cor
respondence.)-A new Warwick has arise.
in Texas. AMI hts rame is B. Gibbs, y
monly called Barney"
IL was Barney who planned the couT
detat at ,ife popul st National convention,
through which Watson was nominated be.
FORE Bryan: II was Barney who conceived
the plan Of fusion, and (. is Barney to
whom both the populis, ana repuhlitas.
managers so for couascl upon difficult
CUES Ions.
Barney is believed by them to be a past
grand master In the domain OF politics
He S what the French would cuu IN or
poriun 81. and believes that there are a
htedt many ways TO k.li an eel besides
shinhinR II. Barney has Oeea playing pa
mon 20 Jerome htarhys rythias for sew
einl years. and this hal much 10 d. with
n.a ior IN r3HtIcs. Ia q l1rgcg d,sroc
than IS DRAINED OF lera AZ hls home ~
j. the author OF the present orp1slft nv,
campdiEn. lie was sreitiy disturbed 1v
ghe nomination ct Bry1a bV tus u1usli..s
9L!u H. eNts wv Tor that snisnap be ana
heW"y Mou!d ~ elected ~ immcr e ma
!oillits. As % Is. Dee - Eht.nc with he
{. gray If "a man WAC realizes thaf he hts
s'ahea rs future upon q siusle throw.
II Is mnied-aul The subiec. : worthy
OF the attention of 3emocr1&c managers
III every community the popuust
pan OF lusion without confess ng u to IN, I
p'PHhSt masses IS 10 Us -riUYte tickets Ola
eeehoi day with seven r pDbrcgns IA the /
rs Oh eittthfs. TN- average man DOCS /
not % course. Know the n4n..s Of .hc |
- $1,000. Us 10Y tttaicts. ana !; would De- |
."Sl 80 So '-e SoA4 popui-t vote f3r !
seven MckIaey msn ui.ass hi rus
f n5eed be yiomply 1ise9yer,d ana eN
NJ 90 tar republican l.a iat, !
liam tnat thcy fusH bseu promised vlf,.
Ter Mckinley in return for v-tr, ,.r l<ear
py, ana ihcy agrees an naming s.trr slrr.-
- az tAvlt ~hare Of the s913ls. u san
M ,,' I9f a. dem 'cra; campaign
h il .ls 10 el "A clo.. eye GA tha-.
slippery politicians 10 ,t to T. th.t tnsr
~ 'l sNec'ed 30 ON. p.ri.-e g. .usn9s, /
,,ti, s' Oh 4e pplu.lst farmers aAI
"uihlgmen without their kuowlelge o.
a plan ls now under hfa iway TO nrr,o..a
iof a loutt discussion az ins State fair b..
INeen 'iovernor Cmhes-ln ana caadll.t.
heaioy' II succeeds 3D., occasion vent
%, D9 TIE sr at sven. OF we clmpaicn r7d
~ t." N'S'a uA utIy thousands OF
people. l"Wpu.lts Who h,r. "A ..i
,it0 Ii2pp7hl .NH cuuiil rit thu tn req-It
Oh suen o. meeting would be- most al- ,
w ''7 nrInoa .aie oaJse. !
IeNAs democracy needs a sound lecture
on account IF It's Indifference 20 tn. .1..
se"' -'4s oi Vac elnraleu ea-nnlhf. 10
II Is D. startling am. hunHN4ti1s met
lh.V' only fl-il bay b..u rol. ,..l fa has,. =
" run "a Aoiy contested campaign in II
: -H'u W. ".- voters ana wish IT,, -e-r.
vIS eI l.a'e 80 4or s.. Ths .. rot .,og...,
w. Helt AE cue F.umnie rNpars.s of a., !
county rtmpl.su l.
conn ntu Eilh o. rNf..-ed o. ,.,,,.,,..
GALS for g.s'sf,, tsl re hls lIiii ii
l. n, u.t ~. .i+'r r' iF iaN. hun lo Is i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE.
August Bodies 10 Annual Session at
Dallas.
ARE WELCOMED BY THE GOVERNOR
Charity Excmriihed by tho Fine Appear
ahce OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the Next Mceliug.

Dallas. TEXAS September Il The week.
mtct.iis here OF the s)vur. lgn grand lods,
VI oid Fellows w,,s lnauguraj,d lnl.
, Ihotuihs win a grand pubHc reoOrl.Ol
ana distinguished visitors found seats on
..e stdSe. lht parque.te was us rye,
iV' ihe srdhi csentd.iNes and IN
bHuS. ttiS OF Rchukun. ana DINER Ntt!..
crs Ner- seated IN the orch. strl circle
".It suuofd maize lodges alu spectators
ocehp I'd the rest OF the house. la IN,
! course 81 the prOrtydii Is a nun0iTDI or
| pha.as from .iia Odd Fellows Or3nltts
nome at tOgsIcana cuc.l-d. More nm
i't I'VE IMAM The gorg Gus uniformed pa
tttairy rs these children. all hand
sgnclN uniformed and bearing evidence
Vl hytng properly cuued for As ;hey
marched uron the sage to sing the clos
ms ode every eye was moist.
Dallas. r xas September 9i.--'rhe state
| grand lodge. lHIependeut Order OF Old
f'i.oW-, MT IN special 5 sslon at Odn
| i-t- u'tH'. .'n lNo past grands
,toNerHor Culborson, on the past of the
Slale' welcomed the representatives of d
.isa grand lodge, and he welcomed the
,'s'i cI9 IA attendance. lie 'nvted them
ile was sure Texans would make them feel
what the iruo Texas hospitality was.
Anna al!la'!@-- - finished. ana Ii was
To- some minute9 that the applause held
sway ii.s speech was cXtoInpouaneous
ad wei rcccivei.
Barnett Geous. IN the absence Of Mayor
Holland, Welcomed the represcntatiy@l an
N!S'ic's N the part OF the clty and trilnd
NaStcr w. l.. Hlautou of Denton Vrt-
L,lni,td them on the part of Texas odd
=. L. Hunter of Dallas. for the Pat.
,iarohs Militant, welcomed the representa-
tVGln. IL Wa responded TO ~ Colonel &.
l9irargh sthwaiz. '''''' ''''''s ''' '''a"'
$, - nr Fisher of Dallas sang "rhe
bias respondaa To- tha a1aretsa9c 'I of 50. SCI.
come, ciosiu.; the xtrciees "a
IN" executive session was baI1 This af-
afern2qqn nj Turner han at which reports
Committees were appoint 81" and rG''I 9yit,-
'op 5, worg , receiyei r. N Goyernoc Aii,g:e,ii
H. from Governor Jones ' m 1ba o,d
1uuey to hod it at Nashr<oo '2 re @nVer h..
",re referred.
E s-Sad ..l \ a.i5 rsd cas oia, agf sarS
als ' N iigl.lry ,,. 5a more, Ma; n Rieh
phla. "a George G,6nr1 ' assi. bniadei-
ITeS,ny9ndiing secretary. naI,.morc. Nd. rev
ville XIV T,n,. ~ n'''' r dii'liln' hopkins /
shat. Pc,ersbnrg F rsd s , Tirand mar,
guardian RragGbdi, conn Io MI I, e Ii,n
rB Fi a3 sa. Sas}E''T ap"
ton 4 b9 rlb'IgS a. ~vi Logan. Chicago: Mil
Harmon. IN '',Nitnsi on ,Ny jg,,.l, q.
Albion y. Y: ahn go . md gohn ~, n 49,, Wh,tc
y. O.: Cl r conit,b,lii l'nS4e.' R1l"igh.
II Observation-Disclosures r
Wiz ~ T." Iial C. Weaver. Hunts
Arzona-G L., n. \. Morrord. pboon,x
Rock. {, I ~ ~; W t.oX: lAttlo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
COTTON SEED PRODUCES
HOUSTON MARKET.

The following quotations ven mi
tcday by the cotton seed p.odue, dgst
ment OF the Houston Cotton Eychingi, z
Board OF Trade:
Choice crude oil. for butter
Gil .....t.. .................. N9MR
Strictly prime crude ol.... Nrnal
Prime crude. loose .........
Refined butter oil, loose 80. NenL
Prime summer yellow oil .. Btl1
Cake and meal fob. mil tnitriof pd1l1
according to location. y
Prime cotton seed cake.,,. I'll q ft5
Prime cotton seed meaE.... gUj g15
For local delivery Houston, NIL,
meal. Slj.0pHl6,50 yer ton, bulls, GSE
cls. no. 3Ac; No. . Sl.c.
Kemarks-Market quiet.
New Orleans, September 1.-Th ~
for cotton seed products IS dE. y
nominal: prime crude oil. in bulk wa
prime summer yellow, In baHsi ~
meal. SIG. sou 100 per short ton; eais q
ton. for export, slS.EqlS~
New York. September I.-Co6a =
oil quiet; meal nominal; p.ns
utl, in barrels. 4; prime summer ~
iu blrrcls. 23ia; prime COTTON Ss
Slg.00I 2Q.0Q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
North German Llo,d Steamship Halle
En- Route
WITH ONE HUNDRED PASSENGERS
Heirs OF Fannie Sweet Wanted -Debs sui.
mitsa Note Ia the Loo otnotivr Fire.
men-oysietmcn Arrested.


, catvest,, r.x,s c,.,,.,t,. o, ,
''N'''' ''NaS' Hep.v'hNor -l.---N
t""ie message 10 w. W. W Ilson. general
AGENT OF the North German Lloyd Steam
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S"p nan" sa1ieu from bremen yesterday
for this port direct with 100 passengers and
"A good cargo nf re-. .yitt Tnis h. tn, nrst
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" "e ne" ''he 10 san tor caves
expected she win max. ia, I'm 4, ,hont
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this port
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Locomotive Eiremtn began the second
week Of the session this morning vim a
big stack OF unfinished business ON the
s..,r.t..,.,. ,tt 49,. -
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linz h,ts 49, 80 "a a. 49, aUlg"N- on r'u-
ms 49,. n ~ na<b W,tN tllat ny one
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vaa.rs IA ho,., Ut 80 9ilil "',' IN l"u
s'. -, a. ietSe u great 'eai OF business
49, "a 100, nt,.. ''"', u sessions.
ne irFnFt OF the beneficiary claims !
-, 's,NC W ''-Su consumed tHe tnillg /
d3E session. saturday. was concluded !
lowed ~, fiS,, :, , o. C't.S ~
no. Al 1880 The secretary hpsto tcadile |
KY I+pol. 9t, inc grand executive board !
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thousands or cases or rheumatism hav ,
neen cured by Elmer & Amends .!pr,.
suI'p',oh NO 2Sl" All sufferers shoutg
ry bottle OF same. C. w. Preston = ~
galveston. Texas. agents. w.
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La lies take Angostnr, Ditt.rs ,.,,,,,,,,,.
when They teel low spirited II frjrbtcn.
f fnct,,r UP, Dr. Siogert d Sons sole MANI.
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EXPERT pHYs j.; ~

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

i.as' Grand Sire Nicholson of baltimore
'''L"' "i' the guest of Deborah Re
n ,,.3 n Lodge 100 Tho elaborate r,nsi,,I
inrt,di,i-- ' i programme was carried ont.
,'llls music Law q Mexican hand
n ~" Auditorium tonight an rxemnltJ-
en- ,,''9 g. o, ,hG eneampmeui work was Wv
~ Mh1lvh prannrnt pil Follows Of
h"u'ah provinces wcra present.
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