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The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
|. 0. R. M.
Machigon ne Tribe Celebrates Its Ninth
Anniversary,

Machigonne Tribe I. o. r. M. cele-
DRAFTED its ninth anniversary at Red
Mems hall last evening. There was a
large attendance, and this programme
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Overture. High School Orchestra
Address of Welcome p G.S., R. M. Libby
Duet, Messrs. Allen and burlington
Log Talk, Great Inoohonee, A. H. Patton
Selection, High School Orchestra
Heading, Miss Blakesley
Vocal Solo, Prof. Derry
Baritone Solo, Mr.. Harry Files
Reading, Maud Sampson Aver
Vocal Solo, Miss Evans
Bass Solo. Mr.. Joseph Wiley
Remarks by Great Chiefs.
Refreshments.
Music, Orchestra
During the evening light refreshments
we're served, Messrs. l. L. Bailey, J. T.
Libby and S. q. Carpenter being the
committee on refreshments.
The committee of arrangements con-
sisted of Thomas Wood, A. E. Pollard,
j. i. Croker, Edgar Kimban and VIM.
Galley, and the reception committee r.
NJ. Libby, John Williamson, William A.
Allen, F. E. Wheeler, B. B. Foster, VIM.
S. Dunn and Moses Abbott.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
Huntoon Bound Over

Henry Huntoon, the boy arrested
for theft at the Maine General hospital,
was beld yesterday in the sum of $500 in
the municipal court for the action of the
grand jury.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
form Club.

Cumberland County Reform Club.
The next quarterly session of the Cum
berland County Reform club will be
held at Dry Mills on May and 10. e.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
May Dividends.

The following May dividends are pay
able in Boston, May 1st:
Companies. Div. Amt.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Katharine Rober.


Miss Katherine Rcber commenced q
weeks engagement at Portland theatre
last evening, appearing in the drama
A Country Girl" to large audience,
composed Of her old friends and admir-
ers. The drama is somewhat absurd in
its dialogue and in some of its situations,
but it served to delight the audience, and
that is considered the main thing. Miss
Rober as Justine, was warmly applauded,
especially in the scene where she leaves
her home. She received hearty welcome
on her first appearance and the curtain
was called after each act. She was we'll
supported by Miss Grace Hamilton in
the dual character Of Lizzie Stark ana
Nine. Laurent; Mr.. Leonard Rowe as
Harold Lenox, Mr.. j. Gordan Edwards
as Jack Hartley, the convict, and Philip
Bertram, Mr.. John Weber as Sammy, and
MIR. MoHugh as the butler. Mr.. Weber's
songs were vociferously encored.
The Rober orchestra, Mr.. j. Hanrahan,
conductor, played the following pro-
gramme:
Overture-Berlin in Smiles and Tears,
Conrad
Observation-Disclosures, Robyn
Medley-Around the City, Boyer
Descriptive Fantasia-The Forge in
the Forest, Michaelis
Waltz-Espanita Rusey
March-Grand Fortune, Stromerp
Tonight "Strioken Blind" will be pre-
sented.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28

May Is the N. E. Telephone company
pays a quarterly dividend of II per cent
the amount being $129, 932.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28

Portland people who are lovers of tall
Tie popular songs of the day" and they
are legion (both songs and people,, will
be interested to know that the publishing
house on tie Bowery, known as Hard
1ngs'. which has given to the world the
great majority of these popular ballads
Will soon exist no more, as it has been
decided to close out the business.
Half dozen years before the war, Ed
ward Harding, Frank Harding's uncle,
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28
Hay DIN Association.

The oratorio of st. Paul to be given
Wednesday evening, will afford an oppor-
tunity Of hearing Mr.. Arthur Beresford
in one of his best roles. The Boston
Transcript says: =" He handles his big
voice with ease, and his phrasing is gen.
orally pure and graceful, He has not
only a voice Of beautiful quality, but
evidently good fund of musical feeling
and appreciation to fall back upon. He
sings stirringly and effectively, with ma
tive warmth and keen appreciation OF
what is expressive and telling. He
seemed equally at home in Handel and
in German and English songs Tick
cts at Stockbridge's.
The Portland daily press., 1896-04-28


time-ready for you at a moments
notice.
The New Head
prices We have just opened
are our new line of Muslin
low. Hats and Bonnets.
There are many new
styles-French Caps, fan
cy Bonnets and other
dainty novelties.
Is cts. TO $500 is the
price-range.
Silk Bonnets too-our
own brand, the same good
kind you have bought be-
fore.
9uy Never SO many hand
a new some Cloaks to show you
cloak as now.
now. Two new styles of white
Pique Reefers-$3.75 and
$500
Wooden and Silk White
Cloaks, long and short.
At $500, one particu-
larly good Infants Long
Cloak-Bedford cord, with
deep cape, trimmed with
lace insertion and fancy
| ribbon.
The Dresses and slips for
best SO cts. dress, in sizes,
for 8 mos, and 2 yrs
least nainsook-yoke of fine
money. tucks and insertions with
narrow lace trimmed ruffle
At rs cts, $l.OO and
LIS a splendid assortment
of Dresses and Slips in all
new styles.
A nainsook skirt with
waist at IS cts. Double
rows Of tucks and stitching.
Ground Floor-Corner Store.
Wheel your carriage
right in-plenty Of room
for it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
GOLD MEN RESIGN.
VIII Not Serve as Delegates and Intend
to Bolt.

VIII Not Serve as Delegates and Intend
to Bolt.
New York July ga dispatch to the
World from baltimore says TIRES OF tho
Maryland delegates to the Chicago con-
ven,ion, the gold men. have declined to
serve. In letters of resignation to Chair
man Talbot OF the state committee each
states his unwl!lingnoss 10 be hound by
free y,lvcr convention or accept tree
silver candidate. They leave 70 doubt or
their Intention to bolt.
Charles u. Crathers wires his rcsigna-
ton tonlsht. Maria, Dokalh Smith, former
comptroller Of the State, sent his letter
10 Chairman Talbot today. These two
men are Influential democrats smith.
moreover. is a strong German man.
Senator German realized long ago that
the deloratlon could not be held Tor colo
aud to avoid personal MISUNDERSTANDING
to say political dnnger--he decidcd to re-
main at home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

made public the resolution and added the
following statement: "Thc resolution was
rcssed for tho reason that Our State and
several others have instructed by name
for a candidate for the presidency 10 be
oted for first ana last IN the convention.
We tlrnk also IT Ia undcmosatic that the
nomination should bc submitted to Il less
body than the whole convention. All the
States in tho Union have been invited to
send Delegates to this convcnS.on. and the
question of a nomination ought not 20 ho
cuss.dcrch in a body consisting Of less
caucus not having delegates from all the
States is not CONVEX ,con, ana ought not
To assume to he one"
rs the Indiana delegation is conducting
the candidacy OF Governor Matthews, the
effect Of the resolution IN TO withdraw
participation on tho PARK OF Governcr Ma
theWs' irtends IN tho iGanostd cnucMs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
NOT ALL FOR WELLER.


His Adhcronts Surprised No Find That .
Democrat Is Preferred
Chicago. July at is a matter OF sur
rrsi TO s5iuc Of the silver mon who walk
ed oui oil .hc ST. Louis convention TO ana
tina, there are Delegates from the West
" htch migm naturally bc supposed to be
Tor Seuaor Teller, who are not Tor nm
a. all 'rhis is not.ccaply the case IN tho
delegations from Oregon. Washington ana
Montana and one of the ccntes.mg dele
cations from Nevada.
The ms lorSty OF the arrivals from these
States are for Bliud, except tha' nregon
seems. TO prefer l'cnnpycr Tor ms; chosce.
The silver men ~ he Wasnirgtor dole
cation are for Nlani.
". A. Clarke. Of Butte. M'snt who
heads me delegation from thai St&e. hns
arrived AMI "pcred hca'l'iuarters, Mr..
Clarke says IA, lie has 10 idea mat tho
Delegation VIII vote for senator Ieiler.
a. inuy preier "a stra'.ht democrat. Tho
other member. NJ tho delegation are COM
inr IN a speNiai Train and are aerompAn-
leu by a un,qnr inotniuin band. which u
,XpeStod to ~ a novei'y IN Inc conNcn|r'h
music.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
TELLER AND MCLEAN.

Denver. Coo July 3-The Denver times
und.. Rop) today says cdtorially: inc
rh,oago convention must name two men
for president and vice president VINO WIZ
lao accountable to the silver voters OF tnS
country or the election OF Mckinley WIZ
ne 'prastlcally assured. senator Henry ~,
'relier of Colombo and John u, M.Leo,,,,
Of ohio wonid satisfy and bar'nonlEc ~
,rcc coinage elements and defeat tine aye.
i<lnley- Hobart gold bug rich mans LICK.
in iho states west of the Missonr' ,,Ncr;
,h,i Every honest American can vote WIN
pride. but Il y IA ticket that Gun and WIN
vim al the polls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
a LONG SESSION.
,lcyatss

chicago. July S.--Whcn the nelesa".
ana politicians assembled about the no'e'
,.nr,,,lors nave exhausted the more apsoio
.ng topics Of conversation there op'"..
,moua them u general desire u iisnIe o y,
low long the convention Is iike,y no TO- , nmt.
Tne universal sentiment Is ma ~ n f rem
i nrnn, l snr rhe number Of contests ana
nsher prclm,nacy business Ieanl,rins , mai
ar less ,lme for ITS disposal WI o nc yhiie .
90 NM of the St Louis conventions, M'aiu ~.
nn ', he cher hand the nominations are
c"rtain to occupy much more tune lam
did those of tho republican coii'e ~ ne
ni,,ferm fnrtit.rmcre, Will be- long, az, ~
,wnll as bitter. so that an 0dloMrnmen,,, , m
fora Saturday would be snrpilse W ,s,ne
,uiiv ncnuaintci with the lergth OF EIn I'm.
15nnsumed by former conventions whe'e
aimilar conditions prevailed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

Al tho door of tho convention stand the !
Commemorative of two othel. National par
representative VI WV ''''l' ~
ties, The popuists and tho slNertes' aS
weu AS the TeQler party ready 10 pledge |
Inc supper. of their organizations aua
their followers II tho convention VIII put /
a side the can,l dates from within the |
,anhs If ,ha,r mart, ond chc,s, as the
AIMS OF 'he'' P'i'' 'l" ''N9''S ~
| standard bearer in the CON ne hshi thc
man who for 50 mnny veafs has been the |
commanding leader OF Ia" SILVER FORCES
| in the United States senate, who 'wo
weeks ago took his hat aud walked out OF |
ib-.ca.e'f'H r'f'., ''' -. 7I"rlnrrIl pdity
| views, just as NJ auI' 49, Ia others vi
| years ago. Seha'yl ,,hatrn.,u liulbe-
MI. Telers asso ,,,,9., ,nr,y ann sena,or
stewart of the SILVER party , $40 NO '' demo-.
their energies to inlir,a,S ..,,,, strength
! cratic silver eaiel IVA rrin.r 20 ihe
rausc Of silver in which we con- en- ' ,t',
10 rnsst itself - far ~ ' ,,. ,,n5,r9ei
~, NV .a, thev g0and ready TO give mr.
hcartisst support to any recognize irrN
| .i,", jannrrni whom tho convention
mialn ',m@. iut ih.y point cni Uni re
'n,-'. ,'t,ii,,n. who would rally on mus
io.r,,'.aliy 10 M standard of Teller mlHAl
not ~ Voc ,nsoin, ~ Tauboneck can speak
l,,,'ult,sos onrnv ,iecMre that unless lclor
is nomina. ID my win ilaco, q ticket IN
the ,l'lh n, :, io lis, of oieh'v-onc
no o,ni IeeS f, SnT me Wescsn atd Mis-
sissppi yally Sizes MARI %@i' tha M' Enough
20 conpensnte io ,id ,,', iui,S a.
MIR Newland~, tn" silver c ,l.l,s man !,
from Nevada, today tproaa n, p 9aa' 10y va, a
s,atGmsn' 10 ,Ss 90 re 'na yam and ceooo
populsts would swell the SGn"% y9lGai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

Massachusetts today enc Of me mos mos.
,',,innn Souvenirs that has ever fieon pre-
s,ntrd TO any hattie slip n 'i-S V'c,orv
i, is 10 he a has r7iifi statue oil Nle'o'!
in bronze. IRE siH'
CHICAGO TWO monsisr concerts ,'., !, a aIs
tn IL. given in the 'Vi's.l,li ,'''t.,, rumd
" tbo In t;forga j.. Rect monument iu"''
RO1,rN. France Whee,men az ga,h' -
ing here from all rari' p' eHc ,,,sc,a con-
r,,tr,'oI, hat is scheduled TO open mere
wAsHlNGToN ,TRe so ,ss ,ns Som e. 'n "f
: rs ol , .t.,n Revolut,on in the District
" coI',mhla viii hold patriotic e*er'i''H
today.
x,.v yopK-rhis is the sailing da,
sn.o,,tcot, fcr pillsbuiy ana Sno"asyn,i'
,bn chess champions, who wa re ,,nn Nn.
Uncle sam m me c,, ip''' I:avnris
IoNpoN rho magnificent mn ,il.nn a aug
estate Of about W. a,m ar SIRE, belong
| o., VIZ he Ctmtess of Warwick VIII p7
| rficrc9 for sale today
nno,.,ntNcr Tl.e Torrth If July re-
+, Iis"N W ~ NV England Rowing as 80,
eittIon Nitl be- he'd here ,epaY poa, club
auspices Of M M, ba ore II The best eyer
MA IN New hnslana'
nrrAno9ne. Of the ,} pr'S S9Gisbr 'fs'
ur' o. IL I'm hc the dericaNcn OF ",
~, ,mmo MN to thr unkr,wn 60 ,rs "a w
Of lSl2 sos w In IN ,nrnea i[ ev" to u
The nch ar,ny Of he Republic representa-
ms by Mayer J'wet'
c1NclNNATl 50 many prss'nISy n nav
-, ~ on ths highways ahd nsWTn a.
ar.I 'aas sf iea !" 4 ri ssn &
I rers me- ss,,,h h. <. Norihrop Of ms q !,
wb 'Si has annoanoed g All5 sI bo f rs
= ton lsrcw N'',,anS inyitcl tho C.ncinna
K kRap'st re The ee,vice and they WI
n,sSd IN no"y pr Noif9p Is past f Ia
p crank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
SILVER CAUCUS.


A,,ton Wa Postponed nNl M"ha"S NJ
tcrnoon.
chicago, July 3.-~lhc silver delns'''s ~
the civ held hriei caucus Az we '''''
man honse tonight 70 consi'er WI"
,huitv of naming 4 man ior "'''i''
chairman of tho convention and p"S'po'''"
ac,ion thtii Monday. The oniS "''''"'"
,,,,, action taken consisted ia tho i,n,y
" rI,n si.grt-fed by Hon. - -"
w " i-,ah 10 urng ito silver n'lNSa'oe
'',,,.ihor In such nunhcrs as 10 n,,N ,,.t ~.
coIiference among the del ssmio',, irn,,,,Inc
and render them thorough "r"' ,,nn,n ~
~. meetings 80 large as 10 "e ''"i''"
No effort was madd TO sccnie a l,,o
,n,.ndnrian FOR temporary chafhlah o,s ~ ",o.
speech m tde by MI ,a D, ~ Jiou q. =.
RADIO. pres.n,ins iho name OF 49,, '.,
.rN',,,,,,s of thai State Tor IN" hohp'
TX" meeting adjourned after hre,c,n 'i,
against any further aul on on any ,om.
mill Monday al , o'c.ock, when i.' tp'',
,miteo urptided for y III be called tpi''.i'l
| In lake action upon any pueason 'ha, ~" ma ,
| he presenied The meeting then oeisitn ,e
ui.iil that time IN ora.r ~ ,p't ,as,,,
,,5 ~ Inc sotion OF the National committee
On the .uhioct of temporary oha''i'a" ""'
other questions ,.,,., aenrc
| SENIOR Jones was among thosT "ePIc
| catlI,t, amy lrnmcdiit selection OF u '"H,
| no,arv chairman. Iio Indicated In lis " "
,nna,l.s ihat there WA still reason !" pf
heve that the National conini''eo """''
select a SILVER man 10 preslhe 49,
Tho committee viii Also decidc ai N','
| dav's Meeting whether It IS q" ~ aplr "
| haid , silver caucus. me question wa
diacusscd at some l,nlsth saver Al De-
GATES. among ihcm Senator Money, hnro
cai,nr the caucus. Other dclegues nrs /.
~ in,nras., icahlity OF so large a gain
ering and it wa suggested that any ne
cisicn 10 mold mce'lng he poslponcd w
N IT had been demons,ratcd whether IN
committee pan adontei would prove prae
ticab,e. /, is believed mat the pos'pon.
n,nnt OF the decision upon lancis W
: have the effect Of preventing the ho'''h
|, ! Of any,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
TILE VICE PRESIDENCY.

Chicago, July 3.-Among the de'"sAAps
ana politicians already nrriveu iof ne
do mocratic National convention there ~
~ Ma hoard lit,le or no vice presidential
" " s The selection Of q man fer me
,au md OF the ticksd will depend alto aiS,
sether epon the location Se ssa ~ this
~ GA u snn me Wee presidency will be mes
iec,r / uniil after the head Of the tlck excl. =
chosen. The inside sentiment, nowrss s
continues 10 favor the cho'ce u o" ''~~''
Irn or Southern man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
TIE CIIAIRMANSllIP

Blackburn Says He Wants No Gag Law
But Others Do.
Chicago July 3.-on the selection Of a
temporary Chairman there seems 70 he
division e.en among the silver men. sen
ator BIacNburn. an active silver man ana
presidential candidate. while prociaim'ns
aga nsi any gold standard man WELD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

Is equally opposed 10 gas law by those
in control. on the other hand. there are
those who. urge that the previous ques:
tfoii should be moved on all motions ana
that the gold standard advocates should
not be allowed TO state their Views.
The rank and file among the silver men
arc almost rahid In their cagerness to con-
troll. and there may he great trouble. But
all this surm.sc of approaching trouble
probably may no abrogated By an nticablc
arrangement between tho National COM
mittee and the silver men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
SPORT.

Texas leaguc-tlous;on 10. Galveston d;
Austin II, san Antonio II. Pare o. nemson
b; Fort Worth 90 Dallas !.
National league-Brookl yn $, Boston :,
New York O. Baltimore G; phila iolrhia
IS, Washington 3; Pittshurg g. Cincinnati
81 Cleveland "a. ST Louis ).
Southern leaeue-Aiian,a g. Mobac i,
Birmingham ., Montgomery l.
Winners at Latonia-Flora Ballard,
Poumng. Lucille H.. Kaspv, Czarowtz,
kowaisky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
TODRI'S FEATURES.
Probabiii lilies Generally fair; hot, cooler
at night; south winds.
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1t is said that prominent silverites are
how working for the endorsement OF Boiter
Teller by the democrats.
Gold men admit that they are defeated.
INT are going TO place the -espoTsbility
of the silver platform where 1t belongs.
Bland and Doies are being loudly
doomed. tho other candidates laying low
for chances.
Bryan Of Nebraska has hcen chosen by
tho siIvcr,tcs for temporary chairman.
and If souni money men present anybody
else there will he a fight on him. Senator
of Tennessee will be- made permanent
chairman.
Flower Of View York got into the tight
as quick as he arrived Says the panic OF
1854 is i;st now reaching the farmer ana
is making him desperate.
SILVER democrats wlll. \, is alleged. make
a siradd.e on the tariff N order TO make
a vote catching scheme in the West.
a long session is very likely.
Texas Sound money delegation Is said
10 he determined to make a hard fight
fer recognition.
Silver caucus was deferred ui.tl Monday
and none may he held.
Matthews men decline to enter any sil-
>or caucus 10 select a nominee on the
ground that 1t would he undem 1craNc.
The gold men held a preliminary con
ference. al which /, was agreed that all
The missionary work possible should he
done.
Colonel Fellows of New York said when
4 silver platform was adopted lie Will
QUIT the party.
i'r 'lictlons were made at the gold con-
ference that the republicans would carry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

Massachusetts, today enc Of the most
uniaue souvenirs that has sV9 ,i 'r cnnr lt"ry
!, u ba n has relief statue OF Victor!
in bronze life size
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

3; Cleveland "A. ST. Louis :.
Southern leapuf-Atianta &, MobAc 4
Birmingham ., Montgomery 1.
Winners at l.atonia-Flora Ballard,
Poumng. Lucille H.. Raspv. Czarowitz,
kowaisky.
......,...,.,u.. c.llaa"t ,."'s - ''''
Bermuda was discharged. as evidence
wasn't sufficient to hold hm for violating
neutrality avs.
ceuxto Garcia in lottcr to MS WIN
tells how his men 'e'zci cattle nhae' Z"
shower of Cuban bullets.
Rumorod another fllibnsierins eXpeh1-
ron has been successfully landed IN cum
Arms recently seized in Key Wet or
derea released and an expedition immedi-
atelv sailed with them FOR Cuba
DOMESTIC.
rh, years coinage amounted 10 S'l1sS
scs of which $ll. lGo.Gii was silver 1o'9's-o
silver dollars wcra coined.
Tho now flag VII be officially hois'ed
today a, WASHINGTON
Attendance on schools in the unitef
stntos has Increased materially. As has
Inc value Of school property.
STATE.
| Delegates to the Chicago CONVENTION
| tako lher departure.
District conferences Of the Me'ho''S
Episcopal church l,elrs held al Cameron
Adiutant General Mdhrs issues olr'u
,or regarding the enoampment Al lNler'
Judge Winchester kclso VIII not re
.nter the congressional rdre
Fifteen hundred ballots taken ~ IN
u,a,clal convention AT MeNia
Coast country l'rn-t Palace opens
ntckinson. senator Mills TO speak 'oa'S
.sm Ilin hanged AT Livingston Tor III
murder of Hooker MOTIFS
THE MARKETS.
,,vornool spots and futures ADVANCE
hoitdnv i'm Americas markets
,rh, hide market IS strong az ."lp"A
but dull locally.
va somi.nanic IN provisions sent pork c
a7isc ard lard zoe.
) Wheat went off 5-sc on new crop
. i.>al.. ,u Inn, pr,c
tended higher.
I, RAILROADS.
9 por,o trains viii rvn into the Graz
i Central depot. ,,, on
II ,,,eccd conspiracy among eertain co
:, ',l,,u and an MIS- 10 rob the Alton
4 EARNINGS for thlrd week oil June
ii BUSINESS
/, rho Commercial bulletin says the We
!" ,,,,ke, is quietly resting on the po.'o'"'
rr,dstreets says foreign buying
sacks Induced steamer -'"'''V'" ans
.,et. ,.,,ar =,
,., cav. the outlook is no better CO
- mills shutting down mas cause
,,,r,,.r decrease in the piicc oil we s'ai
"a n,ds,rect's saws general trade IS anii
,no railing off Is in part the ns
, midsummer dullness hus'"eH' 'a'
show a large increase
LOCAL.
,,. IN. glorious Fourth Will be CO
= hr,ted in Houston ana '''i'iis'
ire progress OF the liussey-iie'h cas
,rhe programme OF pr-ze ar's "i
,<ni,hts of Pythlas annual 'ncanpheh
News In police cireles'
,r.a records of the courts Tor day.
na,,.rs pertaining to the Afro-Ameri
fair.
Will AFFECT COTTON SEED on
,v,sh,neton, July s-Repor's II
-, states consular officers IN u
lniln AGATE that the oleomargaflne
Inany nassed the reichstag yesterday
Wh.un ,,,as the approval OF the punuvsrs
J. III, ,Sh nave a serious effect upon Ger,
American industriss am o rf'r trade' -
The cotton SEED o" e~Po''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
VIII. AFFECT COTTON SEED on"

WIN AFFECT cUTIUN sEhp TT"
Washington, July s--Repor's from
S,,,es consular officers In Ger.
ndssse n, ssa' rs rs
whioh pa,ha APPROVAL Of the bundesrstn.
u r@, ave n serious effect upon certain
american indnstrs, and priI ,raae 'po"
he co,ton seed oil export uaae'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

NEW YORK This is the sailinE ,, nas
anrourccn for pillshply am mn, 7, ,er,eseni
~. y" s,m in Tie tournament of the Nu-
,anhurr chess club. RaNafa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04
SUMMER Beverages.

.prx elders AND BLACKBER-
NY AND GINGER.
PPLE CIDER.
KERRY CIDER.
EAR CIDER. ,,,
AND GINGER.
go goods have proved eminenily sat
.ory wherever introduced. They have
,hc test of time and use. They are
ktly pure and healthful and delicious
1 phlate-just the article to sell In
lnnate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

wAsHrNGToN Tho SOCIETIES Of the ne
rs of The Reyolgllion s'a IN t the ' nIs,rie'
u, cnlnm,,ia win hold patriotic e~er'isfs
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

How the glorious foarth WI" ''
br,ted in Houston and V.eihiiy
The progress of the iiusseS- h@" ras. ,.o
,rhe programme OF prze a'l's oi '"e
knights Of Pythlas annual 'neamp'neh''
News in police circles
The records OF the courts ior aay.
Matters pertaining to tbs Afro-Americaf
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-04

,nxDoN rho magnificent mansion amd
estate OF about S2il acr,s l ~ mS'i hs,ons
Or 'ilF u ,o ,'iunfess of Warwick, VIII pc
cT,rc7 for sale today