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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

FON KEN l--'Iwo front rooms, nicely
furnished, gas ana BATH three blocks
from ,apitui meter lSio eNas avenue, .
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FOR RENTING rooms FOR light house
keeping. also a nicely furnished room.
"a, Ella Franklin avenue, rent rcason-
MIN
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FOR SAl.r.-onc 10, In Third ward low
price; IN ST 6esirabe locat on. con,enl.ul
( r sfwrr and water connections Adj.
.lrn.a Il. q. Chni hmm. !Vi Mllnm ~. 4
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WANT COLUMN.

eliE rOs1 II TIE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM on TENAS.
The Posi- is the friend OF The poor ana
needy ana publishes aG.oi'tise menis lot sli-
nations wanted Of twenty-five wcris or
l.ss three times Tree ~
The cnarse Tor c'her "WenigI, ls aim at
montreal and II you want anything an az.
IN the ,n.ap Column OF The Post ~ sure
10 set IL for you. .lsice la!ly is auch 'hs
cas-" III
ROOMS FOR IENr.
BOARDING,
ittAi. ESTATE. FOL, SALE,
SPECIAL. AD'rlt rs,
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. SrPAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SIrl-hTlONS WANTED.
WANTED 10 TEA ~,
BIDS h,<p i'Il lposALs.
PROFESS ,.AL.
BARGAINS.
l'AsTnERS WANTED.
WANTED no REHV.
WANTED BID.
WANTED 10 BUY,
iNiftltNf A1ipN WANTED.
rTigi y WANT 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Offce houston III
recl Navigation company, Houston.
Texas. MAY 80 isAd. pursuance Of IL
resolution OF the board cf r"rters.
notice ~ hereby given that AT he an
nuAl meeting Of the storkhnldcrs 81 this
company 10 bs hoia NJ the office of the
company IN the city ~ Houston on
the LIST day of Iuly. iSae. action will ba
taken in refercurr ~ the aale o! The
coiapauy's property and winning w OF
So AFFAIRS. looking TO the cxpirat ON OF
Tho vnmpnny's charter iii October. lS'w.
IaGi I'ltto. Secretary Houston blrcei
Navigation Company. II
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FOR kLNi--lhc Nntchez hotel. ON Lib
ort! avenue, IL, rooms. rent reasonable
hepSuorpn itioS., 40 siam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

FOR RENT-ror nsh, Housekeeping. ;
comfortable unturhsned rooms. very
Itusohauic to settled conpic, reference
required. Apply 1910 Preston nNtnue,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

FOR RENT--Large ;wo-siory board M
houso nt corner OF RnHk and fanniu
,'hldr"ss 6 Taylor. Cotton Exohang,
hniIdiny II
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FOX RENT Two handsomely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, Apply at
iaD5 Main street. nrNi to Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

ron sAf.E-second hand 4o-foot. ls-inch
smossstark. In nrst class condition.
cheap for cash. Call al business Once;
yoOt-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

NOTICE is hereby given mat the annual
meeting OF stockholders and tonrd ri al.
isciora of the Galveston. Harrisburg aud
San Antonio Halfway company WIN b."
hcli al tho office OF taid company In III.
city of Houston, Texas, on Tue day. july
s.Croiarv. ~
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For Rent.

lNR itENI-N per month, three room,
hctse on montgomery avenue, Two
tiOcNs from vnu ct car Eu,. Apply at
Auo,i,iu store. lri Mvntsomcfy ave. .
FOR kENr- \ new two-story siN-rooni
mouse, ali modern Conv,niences, aiso
sIahie and servants room, electro ears
.t rorn"r Apply lSio Lamar avenue. ?
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For RENT House OF seven rooms. win
hath room. next to correr Kane and
Taylor streets. Apply NJ ". t. King
Il cos
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referring 10 above. wish To thank
ms friends for their patronage bestowed
mon the late firm liar;ot & Alien. and
so,!ch n continuance OF their trade for
my snecoss2r.
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FOX RENT Two iwo-story houses. mod =
rru IMPROVEMENTS. waicrworks and
UNDERGROUND riStc.n. stable and out
housca Apply COB san .acinto. corner
Texas avenue. )
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For RENT Three unfurmished rooms;
suitable iyr light housekeeping, for
couple Without chIdrcn, south sldc. PRIV q
Legc Of bath. 1913 Travis.
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SPECIAL SIN WEEKS SrEID
COURSE AT special prices bcgiunins
Jane si"n granhcrs should not miss
ihis opportunity Tor preparing them
selves for more lucrative positions
Houston shorthand and Typcw-i,ing
school. Mason block. If
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FoH RENT Two-st1rN building No. 81
Congress avenue. between Main am
Travis Apply 10 Cl.de n kocnig %
toNCrres avenue.
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Al COURTS.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

WANTED 20 nmpkori. cool timber:
m",ni, Inspections lW I've months work.
iaS NJ ana il.. Frank pvnison. chries-
man ipsiniier N riioW ffdirio station
ON Santn 'p. ToNpg. y
AGENTS fot ia" "ieoless Reirigori,or.'
Keeps mix, butter Nesrttnnn rie, ia
Eonu condition, urlne nothing hut water,
no i''. no thonfcnia. The cooling T. done
hN "N4roiaiiuu patented May. iN's. To
tuipuitl "a. lHrleta R,irlg,iutor CO..
~ E.ltI tILL-nL l.-LL.LnnLiil Alnln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

FOR RENT Furnished room to couple
or young man. Apply l2it Edwards
street FIRST Ward. i
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Special Notice.

S25oo Ri.WAKp-A reward OF 5000 Is here
10y onoredhy tn" undersigned for The ar
rest and conviction of the person OF per
sons who on tho night of May q, 1856.
murdered /. u. Baker in tho ely of
Houston. sad nmoun, has been placed
In my hards by citizens oi Houston FOR
the above purpose. aud liz In addition &c
a reward of .boo onerod by ,he governor
Of Texas. Upon the conviction of the
guilty parties by court Of mat resort the
SUM mentioned VIII be paid to Tho person
or persons bringing about such convic-
tion. II. 49, Rice, Mayor of Houston,
T.xaa
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PARTNER WANTED with 10000 @ 49,.
go to invest In an old and eDinbliHhed
Builders' supply company. San Antonio.
Texas. ~
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WANTED 'irr"r good ninn To SOLICIT .ity
irnir. 10 expense ieQisird to begin with.
VIII risc good contract, Apply at 1905
Pruirif INrnur. v
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FOR RENT Furnished front room 10 ono
OF Two gentlemen. Call lllo Walker
avenue. "
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WANTED a good waiter (Grfnnnl to
work in beer s,lpon und mnch counter.
nj Angrrnooters Park, i"rrshurR rrtd.
oniS eNpei.cne'd nun ncoJ apply, rci.i-
"nceH wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

land ron SALE OK EXCHANGE
About 500 acres. wen improved rancho.
IL rilos from railway. Price $4,000. one
lGlf cash. or Win accept one-hnif IN
j shnggs Real Esinto Co. BeeyiiisA
Trxue u
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WANTED \ good wilto girl Tor general
TtNN.a street. y
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POSITION wanted 10y a Gcrmnn TO tnkc
care 81 horses ana COW, IL a good mixer.
willing to work for small wnses. "A
dress ,2ii. tbs Office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

SPECIAL SIN WEEKS COURSE IL
SHORTHAND at special rates. begin
niug Junc Come and try" shorthand
Special Inducements to all roglstcrine al
once. Houston Shorthand and Typcw nit
INK School. Ma son Block II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

NINE e A Bt'lAC. pianiste. studio ~,
Mason block. especial attention paid to
rudiments Of music lessons Al pupils
residence II desired. instruction Ia be-
llnncrs, also advanced students. II
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FOR RENT Two-story. cight-room
dwelling. modern Improvement, south
crn exposure. corner Itusk avenue and
san .iacinto street. Apply to T. e.
Timr on. ii9 Moin street.. II
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SITUATION WANTED sy u German
mlidIc-aa.d. competent drui; clerk dul-
Ing summer for hplf salary. Fox ~,
NN. La,iraugr, Texas.
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ipKSE shucng a specially nj 81 per
head also general harksnithing n, re-
duccd rates at'Wilson's shop. phone SIS
NORTH onl san Jacinin hri,irn n
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FOR RrNr.-In whole or part. 3-story
brick building. ~ Main street. one door
North OF Western Union Telegraph Of
flee. T.. =. I'M. u
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SITUATION WANTED An experience 4
ns uoaaiblo. wei ncannin, ID With city
Dnd Wiling 10 work chrop. Address 1921,
this office.
WAITED Work hy . nrfi rllsT hnll oy
or elevator hoy Address ~, ihs Of
flee
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g..
s'.lon cf ircspass 10 trv
tcfendan, h., |.s ~ Try
relief. ,ho a ~ cross hii'
iepass to ,ry ,,,,S ,a ~,
y, ean the nj nlo' n''s, . .,
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WANTED Position az hcuschcoucr. no
objection 10 the coiniiy Address GMs.
~ 4
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WANTED Position hy ,s,rpcntor mn
cabinet maker tGurinnnl. HiiliiE I" do
any honest work cau also work gard en.
Addrofa H. ~. this office.
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MI vs.. lkE II. HEN
q conirI 'ior's bond.
P'un'y. Forrili z, rici
court of ciya oiinoa's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

UMBRELLAS and rarasois repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city. save money by giving mo n
trial H. captain ~ Milan. rorn.. Prai.
rio n
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Honest People Testify
FACTS THAT CANNOT
BE DENIED.

The Experisaeo 81 TAoes VIE Dsv~
Been Cured VIII Prove That the Nest
Obstinate Forms Of Rhesmasisn, o.
ssrrh, Dyspepsia. kidney Con plaints
and Blood and Nervous Disease Are
Promptly and Permanently Cured By
4unyen's Remedies-Ask Your Drag
gist for Many oa's 0uids t. Health.
Select . ascent Remedy and Cure
xoufsolk
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cisely a. IN her case He was IS years old,
and one OF the most popular young men in
Philadelphia society. While attending the
University OF Pennsylvania, he was a
leader in athletic exercises. and seriously
injured his health by excessive exertions
He went to Colorado for recuperation. but
his injuries were too deep-seated to be
cured by a change Of climate.
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Charles Il. Lane Dead.

John Arthur yesterday received news
Of the death of Mrs. Arthur's brother,
Charles Brandes Lane, In Collbran, Col,
where he with several other young men
from Philadelphia, WAS largely interested
IN stock raising He died on the first an
niversary Of the death Of his sister. Marion
Lane, after an illness Of two days, pre-
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Men Who Are
lasting Away,

Take Heed and proper treatment before Is eA
you suffering from the effects Of ndiscreons excuses
and which rob the blood of it's richness and
body of its anmatng Influences which eneebe the
sttuon and result in mpotency Paralysis Soenng Of tho
Brain and Insanity you tormented with morbid feax
and your days passed with distressing thoughts dis
ease you unfit for the every day duties Of e you
have any all of these symptoms you suffering from
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY aad their
kindred causeA
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AuDyonfe kemed1es-Aek Your Drug
gist for Many oa's 0lids e Health.
Select . ascent Remedy and Cure
YeafselG
M. n. lander. who lives - Bellevue
Terrace. Los Angeles. has thin to say Of
Munyon's Remedies: have been . Great
sufferer from rheumatism. 1t affected no
/ In various parts OF the body. The pain
al times was excruciating. ! have tried
almost every known remedy and have paid
large sums OF money to doctors with but
little or no benefit Hearing OF some q
the remarkable cures made by the Num-
yon Remedies. I purchased a Scent vial
OF the Rheumatism Cure, and. much to
my qualification. was completely relieved
before half the bottle had disappeared. and
/ consider myself entirely cured I can
heartily recommend your remedieA"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never fails
70 to- relieve dsS II BIZ. to hours and cures In .
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms Of Indigestion and stom-
ach troubles. Price. &C.
MIA and breaks up cold In . few hours.
Munyon's coush Cure stops coughs.
ns sea,s ats ssys rsn and 'p'
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back. loins or groins and Ill
forms or kidney disease. Price, sc
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervousness
and builds up the system. Price. Sc
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail.
The Catarrh Cure-priee 25c-ersdicates
the disease from the system, and the Ca
tarrh Tablets-price 25c-cleanse and heal
the parts.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs re-
lieve asthma In three minutes ana cure In
five days. Price. 20 cents each.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
In three minutes. Price. Sc
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms Of piles. Price. CSC.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates ell I'M
purities Of the blood. Price. sc.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers
to weak men. Price. 81.
A separate cure for each disease At
al druggists, 25c q bottle.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
LOS Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
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Cook Inlet.

P. C.. 8. s. Co. steamer City Of TOPEKA,
sailing from Seattle April II. win connect
at Sitka with Alaska Commercial Com
rect
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HOTEL ARRIvAA
HOTEL, BUTTER

d. Spencer. Victoria.
q A. Erskine, Victoria
4. J. Westiand. Everett.
]. A. Doyle. y. s. II. c. 8.
Charles Reuff. San Francisco.
H. W. Holden Detroit.
Walter NJ. Harvey. Tacoma.
J. r. Cole. Tacoma.
Miss Alice Turner. snohomisA
w. p. Maxwell, Alaska
II. D. Dietrich. Portland.
j. <. KIrkham. San Francisce.
J: p. Conway. Pert Gamble.
w. G. Noon. tr., Portland
A. r. Jackson. New York.
Ben Rosenfeid. San Francisco
Frank G. Owings Olympia
II. r. Burke San Francisco
g. w. Ashford. Portland.
James L. Bell. Everett
HOTEL STEVENS
Thomas O. Ianglin and wife. Leaven-
j. C. Mcfennan. Falrhaven
j. NJ. Lively. Port Townsend.
Mrs =. y. Berry and family. Charleston.
Mrs. a.. NJ. Case, Charleston.
Miss Case. Charleston
John Ronald. san Francisco.
Mrs a. Moore and son. San Francisco
Frank Forest. CITY.
J.. l.. Berry and wife, Portland
Miss c. Berry. Portland
A r. Creigh. Chicago
Edward French. sidney.
Jake Ma1ego. Lesvenworth.
Mrs ] n Griffiths, Port Townsend
II. A. panick. fennsyivan,.-
John Yagener. Pennsylvania.
A. NJ. Hadley. Portland.
George M. Naylor. wife and children.
Lsrin-ore, y. n.
NJ. shelton. Pennsylvania
John waterman. Pennsyivsnsa-
William T. krehs. Tacoma
George p. Parker St Paul
e. r. Carr. Spokane.
OCCIDENTAL. HoTErh
James Burgess Detroit
Mrs Charles ia. Miller and child. pes
Maincs. " ash.
+. J. u Brown Spokane.
c. y. Russell. spokane.
c MllRrf. pes Molues. WASH
NJ Ward North Yakima
F. r. Reed. New York.
Mr.. J. G Turner. New York.
l. r. stevenson. Teoneerville. Idaho.
n. Trant. Salt lake City.
] r. Ran. Vancouver, II. c.
{ brewster North Yakima
s s. Trout. NiSalis. cal
II. W. Howard, Ellens6urg; Wash.
+. NJ. smith. Montpelier. WYE.
! II NcGtlvery. Denver. CO..
NJ Fry, Portland. Or.
r. VI Coorelly. Rath. Ma
z. Frank. city.
HOTEL. DiII1ER
IS. Ke.se. Port Blakel-y.
John Anderson. MarysVille.
y Mnrphy, tr., spokane
Tsrllln E.well. snohonisa.
Charles HAxlor, New Whstccm
Albert Jerni. Newcastle
Francs pennison. smiths hand
Mrs narnison. smiths Island.
Jaserh Hines Port Blaseley-l
W s Conway Bellevue.
W " Powell. Bellevue
Miss NJ \ Powell. Bellevue
Il r. Hancock. CogpeNuic-
\ q Matthews aud wife. Puyanup-
Bert FSrrAr. puckahush.
~ w Pow e. son. san isexo.
prank NJ puEEsn. Ctsa.aty.
Mss Herman. Port R,aksiey,
Miss Lirzie Herman. PORT Gambia
HOTEL NORTHERN.
James MAINTAIN. Hartford.
Adolf Watson. srohcgnish.
Henry } S..veiy. North Yakima
Sol Sgni n. Boston.
J NJ Lively. Part Tevu.ri.
a Roe. san Francisco.
Charlre - I-rHr. en-. Eort AngeteA
y A Smith. Portland.
= II Weesh-a Tacoma
7 4 Jones. fa-i Gamble.
J G kttnau. Ntah Pay.
". J. raul.ps. L :. X c we'cost-
&. II Riche. Tac0-na-
A ~ Mule- waa,csn-
q II pessher. spokane.
l. Mckesler Whafcou-
w Th0DcsCa Fcrt Angeles
4 y Fraze~ pr~tikcd.
Tnaraas " Su~-caE. s.. LouiA
J NJ NcCA~e~ Sssraas.
= Cuss;la. Afaska-
u Temgle;or- sts1 'Iroene, No.
Mrs. Tenpieicn. Sfaroncelie. No.
n " Barry. Tacoma
R<-hVrh1a rart Tswrss1..
"a y. Smith. Pert Elaksisy.
y WAvrctt Pert Blsssisy.
Wuisarsr Tr-chvN. Tacoma
W = Niles. f&rtlAad.
A n Taylor. Tacoma
GSerSs < AlaN. xAcA<lA
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Coal,

Great reduction IN Renton coal, commenc-
ing April l. Thirty cars double-screened
lump at 50. 80 per ton. Barrett Eros, agents,
Telephone. Black III.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-05

The new schedule on the Great Northern
goes into effect today and the overland
train on that road viii leave At 10 O'Clock
tonight. instead Of at 6 o'clock this after
noon,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
MINERS IN ALASKA.
Not All of the Gold Hunters Are Dis
couraged.

Tacoma, Wash, July IS. - The
Ledger received letter tonight from
Fred Meeker, dated at Six. Mile creek,
Cooks inlet, Alaska, June 20. He
writes that while there are many dis.
satisfied miners who are anxious to
leave, there are others who propose to
thoroughly prospect the country before
quitting. He gives the first definite
information regarding gold finds. He
says there are claims in the Six.Mile
district which the owners claim paid as
high as $50 per day per man last year.
From one on Canyon creek, 81 200 was
taken in nine days. The best claim
there is supposed to be the Mills claim.
at the mouth of Canyon creek, which
is claimed to have paid 500 per day per
man last season. He says the best
ground is not on Six Mile, but its trib-
utaries, particularly Mills creek, a
branch of Canyon creek. Holders of
some claims want $4,000 for them,
but there are no buyers at such figures.
Some of these yield 81 to 50 per pan.
The miners all got in too early, but
four months then remained for work
The most can be accomplished in
August and September, when the water
is lowest.
Float quartz is plentiful in creek
bottoms. and Mr.. Meeker is satisfied
that good quartz leads will be found.
Prospecting is very difficult, as the
ground is covered with moss six to
eighteen inches thick, which is too wet
to burn and remains frozen in the
shade. When he wrote a party was
able to leave, taking thirty days sup
plies, for trip up Twenty Mile river,
where good indications had been found.
If single rich creek bottom is found,
there will be ground enough for all th'
miners at Cooks inlet.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23

Chicago, July 20.-Five diminutive,
dark skinned Japanese are at the Audi
torium, almost unobserved, in the
crowd of comparatively gigantic
Americans. Although they came with
out flourish, the visitors have it in
their power to disturb the exchange
rate Of the world, for they are on
their way to London to collect the
Chinese war indemnity, amounting to
more than $3.50, 900, 900. The party
includes Sonoda Kokishi. president of
the Yokohama specie bank.
"The money we are to handle" said
President Sonoda Kokishi, is to be
delivered to US in gold in London. The
amount is $3.50, 900, 900 with added in
terest. One-half Of this sum has been
paid over to the Bank Of Japan, in
London, and the remainder is to be
paid when we arrive. The Bank OF
Japan is to receive the money for the
government. 1t will then be handed
over to me as representative Of the
Yokohama specie bank. In addition
to the indemnity our government also
gets 80, 900, 900 taels, about Sc, 900, 00C
for the cession of the Liao Tung penin
sula and 100000 taels yearly while
troops are stationed at Wei.Hai.Wei.' ,