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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
BICYCLE RACES IN NEW YORK
worlds Amateur Vile Record Low
cred by Bever.

BlnghamJon, N. Y, Aug. Glover 500
people attended the circuit races here to-
day. Earl Beaver. a local amateur, won
the two-thirds Of a mile in 1:l5 This
beats the worlds amateur competition
record, and equals the professional record
now held by Tom Cooper Hever also won
the city championship mile in 2:l3 10
one mile, professionalism IegIer
won, Ray Mcdonald second. W. a. Mer-
tens third; time, 2I1 rs.
TwO-mile handicap, professionally. y.
Kennedy won, Otto Maya second r. Il.
Rigby third; time. i;38 30
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
THE SULTAN WILL NOT AocHrR
WIN Not Give Up His Courts in
Crete.

London. Aug pa dispatch to the
,ra1ogronh from Athens says that the pro
nosaIs of the powers for the government
of Crete are as follows:
First, the nomination Of a Christian
Governor of Crete, who shall serve for
fern of five years under guarantee from
the powers. Second, economic autonomy
with the payment of tribute 10 the SUI
~ third the reorganization of the gem
darmes nv the European officers. Fourth,
the Independence of the judiciary of Crete
bv the creation of a high court.
# is announced that the sultan has re-
4actad the fourth proposition, but that
he has agreed to adopt the first three
nronositions of the powers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
LAKE ERIE BOAT RACE Is OFFS
Lack of Wind Prevented IL Pretty
Contest.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 24.-After sailing over
the first leg and a little more than half 81
the second leg Of the international yacht
race course today the Judges declared
the race off, as it was evident mother
boat could sail the a knot course with
in the time limit of five and half hours.
1t was a little more than drift all the
while the race was on. The only thing
demonstrated by the contest was that
the Canada can outsail the Fencedor n
a light wind, and the Canadas sailors
can outsau the crew of The Nencedor.
The Canada took the lead in crossing
the line at the start. The Canada turn
cd the first stake boat q minutes ahead
OF her rival The Canada's time on the
first leg was hours IA minutes, As there
was no Improvement in the breeze Whle
inc boats were sailing on the second
log, it became apparent to the judges
that it would be necessary to postpone
the contest, and they called the race Off
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
hansen to Go the Other Way

Christiana, Aug. 23.-It is reported that
DR. hansen intends to conduct an expedi-
ton to the Antarctic ocean in search of
the south pole, before returning to the
Arctic regions.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
THREE MEN ARE KILLED
TRAIN GOES INTO CLARI<E's FORK
RIVER AT HORSE LAINS.
Engineer. Fireman ana Head
brakeman Met Horrible Death
in the Wreck.


MissouIa, Mont, Aug. 22.-Ihe worst
wreck on the Rocky Mountain division
Of the Northern Pacific ror six wears
ro,rorod o,,a mia oos+ of IIo,se pIoi7e
and * n,i1os yvost Of here AZ q m
today Tba ,,,oci,o1 nam Was v,ast
1,o,,,,d rroie,bt No - and laft ba,.a
1aet ,,io,ht ofta,. a o,o1ocly ,,nao, cbaroa
If CondI,o+o,, T. A C,la,, Whom near-
mo tho n,i1o hoard o+ Horse plains Mt
- MONT IA t,o road ,,haro fin was
,,,aa, G,.a ,-a,,.,.. olrn 80 +olyo tb, Mace
If a trastle several hundred feet long.
49, +.oaI, ..,,..,I 1,,, q o,,,o-i,, Of the
o,1irr rraai,ito+fDg tho onafnn and
l',.l,,', l,.e r.. r,1ori5,s Eo,l,
,i,,o,,
17,,..;.--,, ,,,o,,o,o ,,,aio1. If Hon.
rl ,1l,<7 f,,,,,,,a5 3(,,t Lor9Ia he co111
.t ,L,...l 49,, .r,o ,-oa,,i,l, et,or, ba
v,as horrihl,, bnrnad as was r. NJ.
T,s9 40 --,,S ,,,I,a a,ot -, +bo angfpa
Ia,9-a "a ,,-a. @roiorr IN ,rhonn-
80, ,r,,,. -. oorno+ We
sol, ~ ~, 3 $500 hara ~ tbs
o0F9'' 80 "''7 -, r -
- p''i,S ,I,,,,..,.
i1'I'lt ,-,,,l5 rTi, ,,,,tt,,. ond eis
us ''''i.lS 80 r,.,- NJ ,s[,1 ll,.,I,
'eI iesI0E ia : poi4''lio. - .l,tl ~.
man - ~" l'o'l. r'.1,l ,,,.
CiaHneq 70 result ~ i'l'l'S co. w.
! leo uuuer llle WlqoA' anu no 1'I'
Ioun" uuIiI5 Tue o"y. Q, 80
d "iechiHs lam I9lC , VIC -,
So9'le, "IIH - - ~
/ Doafo. re was eApgCl9N 10"
! special during the Inlodle Oh the ai vi
noon.
7 At D. m an extra Wfechlhg ere
and work train with bridge carpenter
and maChinists, under command {
Master Mechanic W. S. Clarkson, let
for the scene.
superintendent L. A. Pearson on tn
Occur dAIene branch, from Wallace
came in tonight. The report says tina
Engineer WeigIe has since died. IT
has wife and two children living Il
Hone Idaho.
lanes Maanev Justice Of the peac
at Horse Plains is acting as coroner
and ie conducting the inquest on TIN
bodies of Friz2eI1 and Rolqar. this af
/ +,,.,.,o,, Tba railroad officials stat.
no. A. oo,,.a ,f rho u-ru.1- ie nm
I.,,a,,.,
w., ~, 1,,,,,,, chic ,,oi,,t of tho roa,
III .o,, - js hod of ouicl,eanl
.',l,l... -, fIIi,,l. 100 ,,,odo r,bara tbt
va t,.lt1, 'i-'.T 7 ,taod ,rbo,, rooeor
o l, s,,1l,l.,,,.,,,o,,+ eott1ol
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dcclueIi'' v,,.....
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29
wi>,NLEY MEN orr FOR BOISE
Special Car Is DecOra ted with Big
Banners

Wallace, Aug. 23--Tha Mckinley and
Hobart boiling delegation to the repub-
lean state convention left today in a
special car, on which it is freely as
serted that Mark Hanna pays the
freight The car was decorated with
banners on each side, reading, Nc
Kinley and Hobart" in large letters in
the middle, while at either end read,
North Idaho Delegation to the Re-
publican State Convention" and PRO
lection, Bimetallism, Prosperity" The
regular delegation will leave tomorrow
on the regular O. r. & N. train.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-08-29

Moderate movement Of staples at De-
troit, but no Improvement in collections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

conducted on Tho screen. the wash fall
ing through the perforations, while one
Of ths hands forked out the rocks or small
stoueN
"A sluce or two were added to the
Tom. These. as wfll ny the Tom. were
supplied with rifles which generally
caught about all the duet. Long Toms
were first used In Nevada city In 1855.
improvements ia modes Of placer mining
rapidly followed. Sets OF sluicss without
the Toms were used; then ground Auic-
ing came next, and hydraulic mlnlns.
where water and fan could be OBJ
tanned. dsplaced the rocker. bumper aud
Tom. Hydraulic mining is an old thing
now i"
How about underground mining" In
qulrcd the reporter.
Gold bearing quartz was first discov-
cred by some miners IN the bed OF Deer
creek below Nevada city, in the summer
OF 1850. It was found in a narrow vein.
but the discovery led 20 the opening up
or the magnificent gold hearing quartz
mines OF Grass valley in Nevada county.
All tho equipments Of the mines were al
first crude. but tho mines wero rich ana
paid well, Black powder was used In
blasting where blasting was necessary.
Some years after nito-glycerine was In
troduced In the STATE. but an explosion
OF the stun at n San Francisco express
office knocked Il out. and giant powder
came into use. You know the rest"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

was no imrroyemcni on the general run
of the cattle. The Ereassr brought MS
willow. made pan and knife as his mining
tools He cut and sctaped among GfeylcTs
al rocks at The waters edge Tor chiHpds'
or. as we call them, nuggets M en-
terprising white man made 'roek.t.
: nat WAS a great Improvement over the
willow pan and knife. In the fAll OF lsi'
picks shnveis Iron pans ana slrel IRON
fdr rocker scrpcus bad been shlpptu IN
from the outside, RockcrB sofa for thtec
ounces. fhotcla laf an ounce apiece
picks the same. pass for quarter OF az
ounce. gum boots an ounce pat, 1lu
whisky a pinch drink Ihei was ue
price In mining camps a plncn Wa ~nA'
A barkeeper could take between MS tpie-
flngcr and thumb. They had ny hiEtrs
and thurnts IN those days. ana II bar-
keeper's salary was measured ny iher
size Wages was an ounce A gay
'''rhe Georgia bumper di.Plaeei Tie
rocker II wss something IKE a rocker,
but much larger. and had several 'rfilth'
to catch the rod. Tine +nda ~ tte rock
t.rs bump against blocks u wood - lar
the gravel IN the screen and betWecn rif-
fies bumper cost 800, a wneeibarrow
TWO ounce and n China pump W. That
made a buinpr mining outit. The
bumper didn't ias. long. for the Long
Tom took lis place That was a sta
tionary affair with a long screen In which
the pay dirl' was thrown Water was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Kerrvilc Texas, March IA strong
chapter of the order Of the Eastern Star
was organized today by Deputy Grand
Matron Mrs. Pauline lBaugh OF san An
tonic. The following officers were in
stalled: Worthy matron, Mrs. Mary a.
Parsons: worthy patron. MIR. FL Small
wood associate mttron, Mrs. II. Rem
urer. Miss susan Moore. conductor. Mrs.
Clara Colvin, associate conductor, MRS
G. Candlln; warden, Mrs } y. Nann'
sentinel Mr.. Jas, Knox; chaplain M.
J.. A Sehrcinsr; Almoner. Miss A. Crrn-
shaw: Rachael, Mrs. j. NJ Hamilton, H.
Mrs \ Norris; NJ. Miss Susan a.
Tivy. Ell, M6s Mary James. Total mem
horship 81 A splendid banquet was spread
al the close OF the ceremonies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
EARLY MINING ON THE COAST.
Why the Barkeeper's Pay Was Gagged BY
the size Of Ills Finger and Thumb.

Why the Barkeeper's Pay Was Gagged BY
the size Of Ills Finger and Thumb.
Gathered in and around Butte arc men
who have mined in almost every country
under the sun but although charming
oorversatioualists n tho society OF Their
friends, for some unaccountable renuol
they become suddenly dumb when APP
preached by newspaper man. 1t was a
Butte Inter Mountain reporters luck 70
Gently to run against one who talked Ia
an interesting way. lie was large. rather
hne-looking man, apparently about 10
years Of age, and a man who had watched
with close interest the progress of mining
ON the Pacific coast since the historic days
Of 20.
"Yos. ] was out in californy IN the
old days he replied to question, ana
then added win a pleasant smile. II
courses. from pan to Iltue giant ana
from handmade black powder cartridges
10 dinnymitc
Whom gold was discovered by Mar
shall in that tail race Sutier was dig
ging for his sawmill at Coloma, not a
man In that country knew a thing about
was gold, hey Wen. there has been a
great many stories told about H. hat
here " the right one: II was a little mug
get Marshall picked up, worth three or
looked AT IT, hut none OF thcm had a clear
idea what Il Has. Several thought It
might he gold. but none was sure u H.
A happy thought struck Marshall Mrs
Weber boarded the hands. She was maxi
ing soft soap from pine ashes lye Mar
shall proposed the lady ehould boil the
nugget la lye 81 dag or two. and II a
didn't change color or lose ia substance
In the test II was sure-enourh gold. Wen
II stood the test The world knows the
rest.
Among the first an the ground was a 10,
they are all low enough, but the cross
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

compound. II has lifted thousands from
beds OF sickness II does what nothing
else ever did for tho rlceplcsA the dys-
peptic, and the dcspondcnt--it cures Them
once ana for all.
Here IL a testimonial from Mr. r.. A.
Millur of Columbus ohio. accompanying
the photograph OF his family
Tor two years past havo been n
constant auffercr with severe nervous
headaches oft-tlnos being compelled to
go TO bod. when my business nocassitutrL
my personal attention, l,nst week my
physician recommended rninc's celery
compound. J nave taken now four bottles
and have not suffered with headache since
This government, In my mind should
pay the disccNorer of paineA celery com
pound a sum of money sufficient 10 keep
him and nli hts relatives In luxury during
their natural lifO"
MIR Miller ~ tho son OF pr j. u. Miller.
Hts wife IN tho granddaughter Of the late
Governor Lucas OF Ohio MIR Miller'-
praise Of ralnc's colery compound IL
equalcd by that of thousands of others
who owe their health and strength to
this greatest OF all remedies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

cordance with Tho statu.o 60 .,.,,ro .t,
,a,,rert Of tIo rr,,,,I5 -, - ~ -
~ co,,trn,,i WI, ~. f.,'.. ~ ~, " ~
connar,, hourh. io,s IA ann, e., -
mon Iron, ~ vendor.s Hon for re .',r,
81 t9ono
On ,ba rstb 30 r,,u,r,. teo, ,,a r,,,a
No,t,,a,,, t,,i, t,,,ad 49, ~ ~,
INV sSnoo ,nd toll he ,oto so, No. nv,
,ogntbs. Win 3, dend Of t,,e, mo, no
bo,cI rrona,r Pvt of ,tIs none. ,,,os
anniled n tbc navmcnt Of he vendors lion
note with tho agreement that nlalniiff In
N.Y.. ~ ',a. i'ii''s'' ~,
49, i,,,i,1,,', NJ no la rI.,o
,rhe nortog, a. ,t,is noso ts t,.,o., r,o
contract,, .,,d hts s,b- co,,,r,cto,s ciai,,,.
t,r md. t,. r,e,,hari,,g liou ana IT.,
is,,d NIor,,,a,.e hanIl lIoirrj,,., u,,Irr Us
,,or,lor. lio7, ,,,-ai,,, ,v.o ~ t,e t,,roe iot
ON which ,be bo,ei huiI1inr ie sitnatod
7, was found nv tho trial court mai tho
| rousn ana ,r,-r,,o,,,orte couid moi a.. w.
,,o,.r1 r,a,,, soId los g,itbo,,t dostroyir,
MI. ,.a,,,a ,,t g., ,,,s ,t1orot tb,, ,ho
LII. ,Y,,,,.,,.,,, Ia, soiI .,,ft,,or To,s IA
~ ~ ,,i.'. c',,,5 - ,o,,s,i,,,to .o,,,.-,,tr,,,
""t -, ~ ,t r,.t,,t,. ,,,.,,',,,.,, =,
,rho ,,,a.,,,,.,'t ,',.ovIdes mat IN rnge ne
.,,,d Nt0,t,,,,e hank sbouiJ nav off tha
a1,i,,,, ~ BE- nortice ri,i,nfnp ,Irdar the
.i',t, ,t, -, 49,, 1,tIr, ,,,,,.,o,ts
ino' '"'iy ,,.. .,,,.,,,, ~ ,,,tI
oi tuo pa, VI w '~I'a' ~ 49,, ~, III,
10 u. hhr oPI."i " "a. : Wv ,,1,,
par YES Vi"I,,i'ne ~" 49,, -" ,,, -, 49,,
IL was i", 'nei ''"' D', W - to,,i,
~ 'dsc s"i' VIZ Nv ,,s,nort ~ ,,,,'
u' aPp, 49,, 90 oxor,,,jn,, Tho order
'U9,S VI 80 l,o1,t,,,,, rar, or So ,n,,,h
! a. ,'. 500 ~. n'i,A,t be NECESSARY should he
thereoi as n,ls". W. nv c ~, ,.e,,.i,,,,s
~, ~ ,Iai,, . tbird and that the mechanics
ien cialh' ul' unp 'u", e W i'n
| lien claimants ne pau ou1 VI VIZ
ing elsh'-ii"'nS oi '"o 9"''
SAFE .,,,,,.,,,,,, Ia, ,bo court
rms Juustuen' 40 a1,I t,s, roso,n,ad
OF ciVii Appeals hi'ci "a' l''s ,n,a
SO as 10 a'iV ,',,.. GOO on tte vendor.,s
10 per cent ATTORNEY ir'S ~ ''a H.,
lien claim, IN accordance WIN the S"P"-
| lation OF the Original note ,. 80,
| l. me REFUSAL oi me court ~ NAN ~
| ditional findings on iact can no' ne 'o'-
sidered IN ms cou'l upo" ,i' tho
> II Is nor impuIlsut III
rights 81 t"e p s,'l 70 tsor,,oe bsd valid
OF l"' Wv ia, nronerty because The iudg-
| liens upon me Nop'ttS 1890 Wy -
ment forceloses the men Of the man vo.l-
tract ana distributes trr tu''''9 -, ,ro
| the hotel company 70 heHP,' 1"'V.5 ne
| creditors OF the Iatte', on VIM"
| has no cause To complain ..., d., Art.
3, The WITT OF error wa. s,%', NJ a,,,,,o,,
case because this euuIt va vi ~, ,na AZ,
that error ndu peen ~ 80 ,,rocssis az
trict court In apporuonihg lhs F.oJ -
tho property 80 FAR as !, af%e'ye len p nno,
tins rights under the Venu9' mg, p Kan
lots 10 and II. After careful examine g'on
Of the matter we are satisfied, hoW ". yo,y
that the Judge VINO tfl'o we eu r,',,,nn ~
applied the corrtoa i9 pey, ~ rs s,sntes ar
a difficult queS''o"
| ticle 1'p, ..,. ,,ai,,,s that II ls en-
The piaintiu ~ e'' ,,an,inr,s Hon satisfied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Ihere ts no spring remedy equal 10
Pnine's celery compound.
sufferers from debility who flnd their
cohVnlesccnce loo slow. are ioyously sur
prised by The brisk impetus toward re
ooNery that comes from Paine's celery
compound It's heating, nerve restoring.
blood making, nourishlnE powers go 50
directly to the root of the trouble that tho
progrers toward health aud strength liz
steady and uninterrupted.
No rclnpsos come when paincs celery
compound has once fairly begun ns
hcalthful action
With n stronger appetite. sounder sleep
ard better digestion Ursults that every
one haA experienced who has taken Pnnc's
celery compound. the weak and sore Kid.
ncya and the tired stoApch cease to
trouble, and the nerves allow one tn~vorlS
uuveXod by dnN and 30 sleep Ivy night
without disturbance This ~ -what ply
scians mean when they say that Paln~'s
celery compound cures nervous diseases
permanently,
For dlsor1crod liver and for all blood dts
oases physicians use this great formula OF
Professor Edward l1. Phelps. NJ. -. IT,
D.. Of Dartmouth collere-Palne'g celery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
THE POST GETS ANSWERS.
To the Editor OF Tho Post,
Houston, Texas:

Worthing, LaVaCa County.
Texas, February %, 1906
Dear Sir: lfooI like owo YOU
for your kindness in advor-
Using for my relatives in your
valuable papor.WhiCh brought
letters to mo from all over
the State, and finally located
them. after not seeing or
hearing from them in tWent y-
tour long years. | advise all
that are in want Of anything
to advertise in the great old
Post, and | am sure their
wants will be granted. Please
publish this so the readers of
Tho Post can see what advor-
tislng IN such a paper Will do.
Hoping that The Post will
ever prosper. romain, very
respectfully, w. r.. CAIN.
Worthing. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
THE RAINES BILL.
PROVISIONS OF the New Excise Law Passed bv the
New York Legislature.
Abol.lOn Of all escIse boards On AnrIl % ne,,

OF all lcn JuneS0
salary
bureau at Albany, oleicalh helm
49, 1'' e'he'ed 10 the State and two-thid
county sure containing cities Of the frs, class
per cent to in
% anlsht licenses sunday excep in hotel.
OF IN rooms occupied
onl at mods VN'-''
option In In
of saloo N'fe'' h''N"s VI liquor
feet of
N~N"'N' NS' polN"niS
"NNS'"'"ON"'0" Vi
n New
OF cuo sSf; storckeepers license
third ~ w " 10 GOV" Se'o"' group -'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Ship British Isles. Calucut,a. sid Jan D.
IS Rosenath. Limerick. cid Jan l.
So Cambria, Hamburg. sid Jan 81.
IS Ltholrida, Ayonmouth. sid Jan IS
50 Millhcll. tpscvich. sid Jan ,
- Mhtthy, Londonderry, sid Fob T.
SIS Knowlton, N. Y. sid March q
Sch Geo. Taulhne. Phns. sid March 8.
IS Soilia, HAMBURG. sid Feb ~
IS Comal New York. sid March II.
IS Treasurer Antwerp. aid Mch a.
So Lena, New YORK, sid March 49,
SIS Gloucester, Cardiff sid Feb. 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
FACTS MORE P07[NT 7HAT WORDS
Proofs Positive that DIR. Rea Cures the Sick
Where all Other Doctors Fail
HISOFFICE CROWDED
Patients All Satisfied and Many Praising Him.
Patients All Satisfied and Many Praising Him.

Consultation Days positively and oMy
NhursdAy Friday, Sdturdny ana untii
Sunday noon of zach Seek, these drlH
beinY devoted exclusively to Office worR
nr. Rea. who In person IL At the Houston
office. II president 0f tho Southorn Mhdl.
cal ana Surgical Institute. Louisville, ny.
with established offices Ia Hom" Of the
best cities IN tho United states. besides
having an immense Health Shntatittn itt
Spirit Lake Town,
DR. Ren haa no superior In diagnosing
mud tronting Diseases and DoformitieH
lie viii give so FOR any case that he can
not tell the disease aud where located IN
I'VE minutes.
An Durable Medical and Surgical
Diseases Acute and Chronic Catnrrh. Dts-
eases of the Eye. Ear Nose, Throat and
Lungs. Dyspepsia. Hught'a Disease. Dia-
betos. Liver, stomach. Constipation.
Rteumn tiHu, Chronic Female and Sexual
Diseases Neuralgia, SCiatica, Dlgznrra
kervot sucss, SLOW Growth In Children
md all Wasting Diseases IN Adults, De-
spnc. Diseases Of tho Brain. Paralysis,
Heart niseaAes. Eczema, NhriCocole ami
II 4 vdrocele properly treated. Cancers. Tu-
utorA. WcnB, iSirthmarks, Red Nose ana
fupcriiuous Halo on the Face or Neck re-
moved, Epilepsy. or Fits. cured YOUNG,
Spef1natorrhca. seminal I.oHses. Sexual
S;untcd Development, Lack Of Energy.
im,rtS to Marriage, also blOod and Ekin
ling, Bone pains. Hwellinss. Sore Throat,
nladdor Troubles weak Back, burning
Stricture-~receiVn searching treatment,
Rupture cured by a new method
reaTondenco. Write fun statement OF
rply. office hours: 10 TO II a. IN, TO p.
free Call on address
r., Mason Block. Houston, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
ON snrpBoAnp NOT CLEARED.

The total amount Of cotton on shipboard
not cleared AT Galveston today IL 40
bales against ie,3oS hales the same time
last year, The divisions arpas follows!
For Great Britain-Ss Gracia ll'O bales
So Leuy ii55 total sGa5.
For Francc-Ss Etholrcda T2d bales.
For Brcmen--Ss Obcron 3i40 bales.
For Humhurg.-Ss Coniscliffe $50 bales.
For New York Mallory line 30 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were 1870 bales. divided as follows:
By Gulf. Colorado and Santa re rail-
way 435 bales. by international ana Great
Northern railway III, by Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas railway i5s
Taken by Galveston cotton mills 20
bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

FI-N1N.NV Nd.
In the local exchange market sterling
sixties sold M $3.50 buying at 49,. New
York sight selling at ,. premium, buying
at X discount, New orleans sight selling
AZ = premium, buying at " discount
American silver selling at par buying at
4 discount.
Galveston bank clearings s1.o6i.O65.
New York, March l7.--Storling ex-
change bankers sixties siS6la, reich
marks Ai's francs. bankers sixties, h1Sis
commercial sixties b.lS3,.
New Orleans, la. March Sterling
exchange, commercial sixties. stS5aig iSG
francs commercial sixties. 5.laN. New
York sight. bankers. $50 premium, com
m"rcial, 5nV25c disc cunt,
London March IL. Bank rate, per
cont, street rate, HIS per cent; silver.
81 7-6i consols for money l093s yesterday
100 ll-l6.
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not far advancedat any rate not COM
plrtcd. and corn VIII not suffer much.
while there has been no days of extreme
cold. yet from November to March 10
there have been more wintcy days than
any other winter during the past ten
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Diseases. syphilis. .Ervption. HAN EM,-
Ulcers. Effects Of Mercury Kidney ana
Bladder Troubles. Weak lack. hunrnias
Urine Inoontinence. Gonorrhea. 1lee.'
prompt relief and cure for iife. Both sex
es treated confidentiaily and privateiy.
Rupture cured by our new methodA ssno
DRs. BELTS 4 BETTa
n New No. 2lD ". Charles Street,
New orlesnA La
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Vessels IN Port.
10 j Moller 4 Co.'s kyhcr. Coniscliffo
To Fowler n McNiti,--Ss Oberon. Maris-
tow, IS Leny, SIS Hopeturn.
To VIM. Parr ~ Co.'s Helen SIS
Gracla.
To j. N. Sawyer y Co.'s Concho.
To w W. Wilson-Ss Ethiopia.
To A. llolt-Ss Fulwcll.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, March IL.
Arrived
AAA-l-

Arrived
So Hopetoun. Madeira.
50 l.eny. Forbes. Cardiff.
Str Pensacola, Summons. Pensacola
sch Helen. Rand. Campochi.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS.
% st. Charles Street. New Orleans. La,
PhysicIans and Surgeon

aged and old. sin
gle or married
men, and all whe
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v 0 u q Debility,
4 y 9 r matorrhea.
Seminal LosseA
y eI u al Decay.
Failing Memory.
weak eyes. stunt
ed Development.
Lack Of Energy,
I m pay ef isheo
Blood, Piinples.
lmpedimeuts to
Marriage, a so
Blood and skin
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: BY Gaines. C. ].

EslrEn ,,FAGE BANK OF TEXAS.
|sSr Fl vs., oUANAH HOTEL COM
's'AAase AL suits for debt ana to
< htf5en. against tho hotel property.
Ess,d Ah county, Second district
sae o. e., s ~ erected by y. II. Rempe
". - upon lots 10, II and T.,
saplsilonn he city of Quanah. After
4 u len OF the building, Rempe
'h the house ana lots in ac-
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Vessels In Port.

Cleared.
SIS Concho, Risk. New York.