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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money and Stock
NIarketa.

Tho Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-Money on call
easy at 292la per cent; last loan ~ per
cent; closed at 2h per cent, Prime mer-
cent, closed at 2091s per cent. Sterling
exchange firm with actual business In
bankers bills at "a SSisl44 ssh for de-
mAnd and 81 S7h14 S7$ for 90 days.
Posted rates "a 1894 50 und 81 S9l5g
/ 90. Commercial bills 81 50. Bar su-
yer 673Sc. Silver certificates 6S46S4Sc.
The speculative movement to-day was
almost entirely based on the profess
sIonai operations ind manipulation by
the inside interests in sugar against the
shorts. The dealings In the last men.
toned stock comprised over 4l,OOO
shares out OF general aggregate OF
about $4,000 share8 The opinion has
obtained TINT on the way down some
time ago, large lines Of shorts had been
nut out in Sugar nj about 1875, and the
bears were reported thoroughly conii-
dent OF the soundness OF their position.
basIng their arguments upon the alleged
unfnYorable trade prospects ana the re-
cent declines in the grades OF the foreign
and domestic production. There mas
been n conflict NJ opinion uS to the result
to the company Of the recent weakness
In raw sugars, a decline OF &c having
occurred in the past five days. The
sugar movement impaired some synpa-
thetic snap TO the general list and fracc-
tional gains were recorded. The mar
ket during the greater part of the day
was in n condition Of Semi-stagnatlon,
but prices were well maintained, The
absence Of any selling pressure evoked
favorable comment. The late dealings
were made by decided armnesa. specu-
iation left on strong In tone. With TOP
prices ruling.
The market for railway and miscel-
laneOus bonds was without Important
feature. The sales were $9l6,O0O.
Governments were moderately active
but steady with transactions OF $65, OO0.
State bonds were quiet; $1,000 Of VIZ
EinIa Centuries and Tennessee Settle
nlent SIS were dealt In. I.' lrlt z
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1871 shares.
The Evening Posts London financial
cablegrnm. The stock market opened
duIl to-day but closed at the best
Americans were irregular and lower
on balances, but closed better. The
Paris bourse was flrner and the Berlin
market was steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

Needs assistance II may be best to rcn-
der 1t promptly. but one should remcm-
her to use even the most perfect RENE:
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy Is the
Syrup OF Figs manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

The best saiVr in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum: fever
gorcB, letter, ClappGd hands. chIl6laina'
corua, and all skin erpptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect SAu9.
roctiGt, or money refunded. PrlCO %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

NEW YoRK-PrIntIng cloths dull at
. slice; there was u fair running de-
mand for moderate quantities Of sea"
sonAble stun.
FALL RIVER-Print cloths firm at
0-I6o; fair demand for June deliveries;
mills generally decline offers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

OIL CITY-CredIt balances 81 Is; GER
tiGcates, opened, highest. lowest and
closed at 81 l0H; sales 1000 barrels;
shipments 62.4OS barrels; runs l0l,64S
barrels.
NEW YoRK-Pctroleum easier and
closed at 81 II bid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

svnntoms.- Moisture; Intense itching
and stlnging; most at night; worse by
scratching II allowed TO continue W.
1ie becoming very sore, SWAiNES
OINTMENT stops tholNChlng and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most cases
TVniovCR the tunlOrs ~ druERiStH or DS
mali. for % cents. Dr.. STayhe X SON.
phIIndplnhIO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

s.n,ply apply swAYNlE's OINTMENT.
HNr, ecaOma, itch, all CrIIptlonA on tho
face, hutldP. nose etc, leaving tho skin
clear, white and hNnlthy, Its GrOnt hOal-
Ing and curative powers nrD possessed by
!, no other remedy Ask your druggist Tor
AsWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tthB&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

Special Dispatch 70 the InteIIIgOncev.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-James
Cochran. has been appointed postmaster
at orcm. Wood county, vice Sarah
Amos, resigned.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
e O BREWSTER. RoeOlyer.
Tina Table No. II, to rake effect 1901
Hl.HN ES.,nhnu MnNaInhAE IL 100

Time TQDIO NO. AS " 1uNu GuuGt ls'VA
n M, Sunday. November -. 1895,
lCnVs Wheeling t9Ab tll:iv u. M
'-ii. 'CnvS PeninaIlG-fS.T, 1851. Ill:AG a
M oS w. MHTtin's FSrTy-iS:i2, 1851. Iil:l
q M. f2;S2, 'S:21. tt:t2. .t9l9 y. NJ.
ErTIve Terminal Junction--t6lI, tl0!04
s,i:SR m. fS:S, SS:S2, tl;l6, b9:lS y. m.
tSaVe Terminal lunetion-t1:22 ls:oo a.
M, SlS:&o q. M, tG;69, t:O6; tS:i+, tS:S p m.
Leave Martins FSTryCS Il = S'V'' T. IN"
IsSvo PcnlnGUla--f7:N Is:ii. n, NJ. 1885,.
SI:ii. Mn, t5:25. tS:6S p. m. 80,
HTFiVC WheellnE--h:to, B:@ q. m.S
SbSIiy. tbaiiy except Sunday. Ssun'
III frRtnE viii run on Eastern Time,
], u. TAU9SIG. Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21
MEDICAL.
"THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE

- HAPPY, TRUlTFuL siARRIACE."
Evsry Man who Would Know tho
Grand Truths, tho Plnia Facts. the
New pIseovorlea OF Medical Science
as Applied to Married Lille, Who
weuld Alone for Past Errors aad
Avoid Future Pitfalls, sho4ld Secure
the woSasrfsl. Little. pool; Called
complies Manhood, and How to Al.
,ala IL" KS
medical i SSGFas nat NUT wotE wesdSrs VIII
his generation Of men," r5
The 6o0k fatiy describes method b. which
to0tEHln full yiEof aud manly power,
dfSinS on tho 6yateIn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

NEW YoRK-Pig iron quiet; south
oru $40 7bIl2 90; northern $ll O0Gl3 90.
Copper Arm lead and tin arm. Snclter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

OUT Of weakness comes strength
when the blood has bcCh purified, en-
rIchcd and vItHlIzcd by Hoods Sarsn-
pnrilln.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
on and after Saturday, February .. 1885
trims will run as follows, city timO:

fDnilY, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
Grove al e:lS q. M, and Wheeling at 1911
:, ~, II, L, WEISGERQER,
" General MANAGER,
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ennSyIYania Lines!

Trains Run by Central Time.
T,rEet Ofices Mt Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST, Foot Of Eleventh St, Wheel.
ing. nj Mcclure House, Wheeling. and &C
Inc Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest System-"Pan Handle Route"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-21

q, Z. q. wE9Tu NEIvl ESp nam TtRGTN1HT
o cold undsG positive Writt8n Eu4Flntos' hy
Gnth1T!19d aFontS only. 70 cure Weak AAlorg;
LOGS of brain and Nerve Power; Lost ol6Rhpod;
ouieEn0Is Night losses; Evil DreamtS LAX OF
Confidence; N6ryuusn9ss; LAIlitudO; al Drains;
LoSS Of Power Of tho G6nsERtiIO OrFan! q either
RTeeSsiVe US6 Of Tobacco, Opium nr Liquor.
which Leads 70 NiSGry, C0pSumpton, mlAnity
Gud Death, BY mail, 81 boz; sig for SStWlth
written guarantee to euro Or Fatund money
6Smple package, containing hVO dRyt treatment
NTH fuii Instructions, 8 cents, One eASnpa
MY sold 70 each psfa"n by mail.
McLain's New Pharmacy. Sole Agents,
Eleventh and Market streets (JgeFter
RiepahA UThhSItnR " Va
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OUTO RIYER RAILROAD co.

limo table in effect May 3, 1896
SOTICE-PIeRSc take notice that trains
Of The Ohio River r. r. will run by East
ern Standard limo on and after sGptem"
.b6 III fpany except Sunday. Eastern
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pennsylvania stations.
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MACHINERY.
RAILROADS.

The cleveland, Luratu 4 Wheeling R. R.
Time Table In effect Monday. November
"a, lSS& Cleveland Depot. Foot Of South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
LoNIsIANA's EX-TREAsuRnn.
Mnolr Burke Deairos 10 Rcturn to New
Orleans

MINOR Burke Desires to Rctnrn to New
''i'"nN
Now Orleans. La. August 70 Nine
,,,.,rs arm N,tnr T. nurko thon tren,a.
- .,,., ,.,,,, teon o,o
9i'I oil i"n'N'hin'' hh'Ppe' WIZ" S''''''
OF the States money uunrcounled Tor ne
1,., ,o,,,. t..,, Asninunl urnp,,u,urc as
49, .,t.,
manager "i 'h' "''"l' H''''' l''"'' ''"'
nul the ucWs Of hs fan was a shock %
,l,r..,.t., u.i,, Lno,v and tnvrd MIN. Tor
-, ~, -, ,,,
nus ipp"l"i'S "'h b''"'' ''' "''.'''
the haven chosen by me famous Momph!7
,orycr Il ward uoudtrap-hnd has
MI, ti,ro rtcr sin,e N,r.ntly hn has
neon mai. Ina. money there. n.s now II ia
bcNovcI ibot he wants 10 com. home. IA,
hta henIth Ia vcrv bad Al any rnto. tho
nrrt,.,I 10, N,,v Drlenns of Ni- Sue t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
GAME PROTECTION.

New York Market Hunters After Game
In Texas.
The Forest aud stream Of New York
published the following communication in
the issue Of Angus %:
Victoria. Texas, August 10 Editor For
est and Stream. We have in this see
ton of the country party who is a
member of a firm cor au agent of iun
in your city. VINO is buying game from the
local hunters and shipping to New York.
He averages about I'VE barrels OF ploVcr
Il dag, each barrel containing 800 birds.
our game laws nre IN such AN unsatis-
factory condition that we have 40 way
10 prevent this action AT present though
We are making Strenuous Ell priS to pass
a bill M our next legislature to prevent
the shipping of game.
/ hear that he ships quail among his
p,ovcr. although the open season does
no, bcgin until october ! Of tbs year.
This We could prevent could We sub
,iiutiate IT, ! am not familiar with the
laws Of your STAG, but would b" Slhd 10
know from your Office whether there Is
any way 10 stop the business at your END
" + New York has a non shipping law
should think 10 would be- an oupnsc t.
shin them m a. v'll ~ out.
I'm the event you believe mat anything
can be done from that end. ! can m ail
II yo Oh believe that publication Of this
Will do any good publish IT,, po,,.,,,s
Following the above the New York pub
ucai.on has this TO say.
ii is a humiliation to be forced 20 ae.
kuuWle,lge In response TO TINS plea that
tLere rs 40 pra 'ticahlc way OF dong auY-
,Htup Wl4t.ver at tMS end Of tho line to
intrfrup the traffic in Texas piover and
TIL New York law permits At all sea-
so,,- slic Of game killed beyond a certain
distance from The state the me OF pro
tc.tlon for New roih ls H'2Mu ~ "ll
h. limited ouiy hy the lines OF the cont
nett The !n.quity of ms open market
law extends 700 miles TO TOMS, !! pro-
notes the Wholesale slaughter pi leNts
t,iover unl immature quail Tor hhlpmehi
~ II is is a reproach to every citizen of New
York that ms Stat tn enc 91o s ,,,iIa
iirit hut within her own borders as wei.
That 800 mile provision - 'aIcl.al
Schomburgk line, wlLcn - az Wt' ei'ougf
fnr theOriNng about nut "hlcn mas no
no Mo when We come actually 20 iN-
irg boundaries. The protection sought TO
b. secured by distance ~ 4oI pr"Vid.1,
I-or ans, here is illustrated anew what
bss bnen demonstrated over ana over
that a state may not set up successfully
n scheme OF protecting VS. own EaAH'
q. hiIe robbiup other states 81 thfilS. y "
York derlares that game kllcd Within us
borders may he sold only ~ cer'aiu sp'ci-
fled seasons. while game hlIlfI el't W i4'i e
may b. marketed me go ~ - ou,
iful theory ths, 10 prot.l! on" Owl
while destroying others. but now Goes II
work Thu Ink OF Governor Mpitoh $ pfn
Of approval had hardly dried WIen under
49, ~ ,his measure the market hunt
ere sof out to take the imnature game INA
New York covers for sew pIN Hla4h ~.
FROM that day to i"is ,n icy ,., tIrie
d.. New York market shooters nave l' y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
MNoNI.I,ilIr nlnE.

noovllc rcSns. August IS The oxrur-
sion given by thu i'luo hrout nvory stablo
last Wednesday evening DO the young
folks Of Bcovllc proved quite u SUCCESS
ll"twcor aud o'cloch party of young
people consisting ~ about seventy couples
oongroEttlug from all parts of the city.
lul out IN tho direction of Our suburban
village to the Eouth. A gentle evening
breeze made the drive u most delightful
ono.
They took Sk,imoro by storm abou, S,l1
o'rlncis aud whsle waiting fer tho rising oc
the moon, which had already begun TO
pant tho eastern Sky, they drove 10 and
ire through the thornughtars aud 70
f. shed thomb,iNoR with cold drlnka and
dHint!cN from 'he stores, When the ruler
Of The n ghl had exposed lovely face,
looking duwn with kindly appreciation up-
on tho lnmo4t thnrriiH ard impulses that
animated the honria Of that Jolly rotorie,
they uuicsly Withdrew. some t. the SUI
bui'ha TO enjoy u lugcious ropast prepared
by the ladies white others sped leisuroly
hptuf ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30

NOW THEY HUNT.


Corresponding las, 4 Wori TO say
About '''iy Fcllo"s''
The following communication has boon
. ,..,. -. -.
received me "'.''I' ""N''''' o''i'''''F ~
give hs pace Of res dcuro. It is an in
...,a,, t..,,,,crt and tho y.rl,.r ~
''.iN w, ,'. ian.,,,.o H.. e,,dn,,,l,.
very pain IN ms "nEu't'' ne eNlu'" ~
does not approve OF the style of hunting
alou,ed low the city feIlowa." lie sAould
''" ''
attend the waco meeting ana propose
remedies Tor game Slaughter. lie wa
A., 80, ~, u.ft,. ,olto,..,, ,i,,,, ,,.i,r
H"p i "o"t " '''' i'"'"9 ''''' VIM
60 hunting every ryis53i c, a..
TO tho Sporting Lh!tor OF The Post
! notice call zoe meeting to be he'd
in Waco. Scptempter o, lNn, me purpose
# which is to franc it bin TO hay" en-
acted into law Tor the better prO.'cucn
of gsme | wish 70 eve me would-be
prot sci Unists, aud capr ALLY the lIw-
n als,rs "a Hide Of my past c&pcr ancn as
a hunter as regards me imnlis tnd nature
OF tho red deer also how this indiscrim-
mate killing being carried on All oyer
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
s,lnnr EoR AMAnEuRs.

IN. following circular has been sent
o,,. bv the san Antonio Gun Gun fe6afn-
mo mo SECOND amman tournament Tor
vt ch thty arc now making preparations
sam Antonio, Texas. september !. 1890 --
U,ur Sir: our tournament last year IA
now a Inatt4T OF record. mat No luilill',i
our protni-ts has boon al tested 10 ny al
80 .t,n,trrg " no attended. Last year We
wrre opru 10 the world. Dul al our next
H. imminent we Props to give me anna
AR a chance. our tournament 70 u" Htih
Anil TO- ~ and II, lS'i VIII be 'tliclly
fGr the amaueur shooter, profess oIa ana
manufacturers agents WIZ - pbil'n
tInt, regular events. although we Shall
hc dad 10 see them with us aud can as
slirs them "a good time and provide Them
With plenty or shooting. everybody VINO
attends viii have "a ta!f SNOW. hpDouy
vii! .;et rich. but you viii all have good
TT he particulars Of the programme WIN
follow la'er bl ! WIZ De asood 9Is WIN ..,,iii
give tho shoot on the finest ana peht
..ar!pred grounds in the state OF Texas
" r. 80 our intcmaon 10 hold the ,ourna-
utrt October f.. 10 and II, 1855 but aficr
fnking thorough canvass OF the IeAdN
shootefs and securing the expression OF
III. ,oidlnc clubs IN The State. the eXoru-
tiVe committee. out Of defcr, nee 10 the
" shes Of the majority. decided 10 holl
no shoot iu thr spring of 1891 and choss
Anna g. 10 and II as the proper TINS u
~ i,et Us hear from you, II YOU have any
.,',..cl florg 10 offer we snail be- pleased
10 receive them. We want 90 ~ ana
satisfy everybody, and any points Fpu can
give ug VIII ho THANKFULLY receiver,
rnoot for the exclusive bfnei y Oh me ans ~.
tour shoot ~ ~ a new departure, ana We
want you 70 understand that our shoot j.
for the amateur, "trHt, last ana always,
AID his interest viii he fully projected.
Your assistance as well ~ that OF every
amateur will assure We of success. and
we therefore submit. ths above to you and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30

clubs of Boar crock. White Oak, Spring
Branch aud others in the county nmfc ~
u target shoot, "A nish prize Of s. ar >N
being offered. If this IS agit1-'d T. any
extent thp"a is no d,Vht but that 4 " u
DE Successful There IRE good riAo,pcn in
each of the cluns aud hey 8 Il have m
adNnntlgr of lIe Scnoutzeu N,r'in range,
whlch ndjons Nolllsf,-' park, whore Ger
u,,n day VIII he celebrated
The great National talking match is
being pulled off again in this country.
Being prevented OF one occasion from
meeting in the nsjc arena. Corbctt and
FHz,immons have had it out with thar
tongues, l'iiz has returned to els coun-
try and had no sopnor landed man 10
opcntd up on Genilemln Jim. ana me
Californian has been trying to k-rp up
with him in rcpiv. Curbrtt IS matched to
fight Sh1rkey, the Marine, ana II Hary
meet the pompadour ntaSEari VIII no
doubt be bested again SAtrkey httl ~
almost cit when they met on The hrsi CO.
casion and ~ he dos AS wei mex thnn
he VIII succeed. In case of dcir1i nN
Sharkoy, he Will be beyond the pue OF u
t-tIinu Viii uu doubt try 20 &c. ON Il
match with Sharlley + ~ refuses 70 meet
Corhett nov, unti corbett mas mot splu"-
one that ne can WHIP an arhi"V emeni ma.
will mn him ia FitZs nm 1ns' ella s. l-luhr
Hob however. would likt TO get a - Nlth
Sharlicy before the latter mrr'S 'eilI,.
man Jim. hut Corbru- refuses TO hHoW
EhnrNey to Withdraw from his match 10
Tbat is the situation as It appears at
This 4 stance from the scene q aGuon,
and the prospects are th4l the "o'"H
war VII be prolonged for some Hme'
The meeting IN Waco. Saturday, Sep
tcmbcr .. Of delegates from all parts oil
the state TO discuss the question OF game
prc.cctlon will probably he well a''enle''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
corToN AROUND IfuTTo.

Iluito. Texas. August q Cotton picking
q progressing rapidly. having had no rains
to interfere. Pickers are plentiful at a.
cents per hundred and the crop ~ nearly
half gathered. The yleld win not be as
good ns was first expected. as hardly n
third of a bale per acre VIII he realized
but the 10 per cent Increase I'm acreage
over last year viii make the Yield about
The same ~ last year whirh was an eN-
repi{onal shop crop FOR this communi,y y.
II X not now believed tina, williamson
country VIII make more than a bale 40
every 1--WE acres. witch Ia very unusual
for this county, old Williamson being one
of The best cotton producing counties IN
Central Texas
Gins are plei'iful In and around Huiso
especially Tor a short crop, aud there Is
considerable eympotit on az 10 ginning.
All gins have lalien from 80 to 10 cegts
per hundred aud one gin IN town has
fanen 90 20 cents pcr hundred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
Icr CAUSES A BAD FIRE.

Chicago Times Herald.
The wreck on tie northern division OF
the 81. Paul railway recently displayed the
odd feature Of train sct on fro by Ice.
lee Is not commonly classod as All In
tiuns are taken to prevent the combustion
of ice ears. but lhoro IL one material
which lee viii set on IRE ana that IL lime.
ia the wrecked train were several car
loads of ice aud lime aud after the coll
lgion, which was not serious IN itsolf.
these two antaEonistic materials lay scat
tered about. The weather was quito cool.
tat after a time the Ice began to melt
aud the water iricflod down upon the
lime which began 10 slack, The lime was
soon q secihng white mass ana the In
tense heat developed set fire to the wood
work OF the chrs
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await yoiir reply with and surgcElons you
may have 10 offer Yours twut"rnaily
willard T. Simpson
Chairman Executive committee,
ENoiutivc Committee W l.. simpson
Aug Thi"lo. ,ioo. Errstoin. WIN. Vol
btccht. W, Y. Tnnronst.
That tho iast shoot at san Antonio was
success H. wcll known. they viii no
ooubt find liherl response 10 tho above
Invitation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
SHOOTER BADLY BEATEN.

Bryan. Texas. August 2s-~Jim Fielder
wus LOGGED IN Jail yesterday evening.
CHARGED with shooting al Henry Moseley
a. the BrnzOs bottom YESTERDAY morning.
After Fielder shot. Mosely turned on him
and took his gun away from him and beat
him almost to death. breaking one OF his
arms and skinning his head all over
Mopely WAS not hurt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
THE NEW WOMAN
Is Making Her Appearance In All Parts
OF tho Land,

VI wv IsfTII1
The coming OF what Is known as tho
"new woman IN our country rs not greet
cd by every one AZ II she were a great
blessing. But there Is onothcr new woman
whom oVNybody IN glad to See Every
DAY some invalid woman rs cxcinlrniny
~ have been made "A new woman by pr
Iiartnnns home treatment" After years
Of bitter DISAPPOINTMENT and suffering
they have found medical relief AT iast
mo moro Row women we have of this
kLd the better II VIII be for the future
OF nus country. II is only necessary 10
s,nd name address, symptoms. duration OF
sckncss and treatment already received
to Or. Hartman. Columbus. Ohio. and d.
promrtly forwarded The medicines can
be ohta{ped az the nearest drug store.
a little hook. written expressly for
women by Or. Hartman. will be sent free
for a short time by The Po-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company. Columbus. Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
FINE AlrrESIAry WE'LL

surnrhnd Texas, August %. Mcssrs. g.
NJ Lindholm 4 BRO. finished the third
Rrtcsian well for MessrB y II, Cunning
ham ~ 60. az their sugar refinery today.
Tho we'll Is G57 feet dcey and furnishes a
good supply of me water.
Mr. George Fields resigned his position
as contractor OF The SugBrlnnd railway
last might aud leaves for Richmond to-
day,
1he cottcn crop IL good here and no
worms reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
SHIRT WAISTS.

We are determined to close out the remainder
of our Ladies' High Grade Shirt Waists. win
offer them until gone at half of former price Call
early and secure choice They'll go with rush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
LADIES' VESTS.

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, the regular
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, the regular -
price l5c, to close
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, extra large, I
the regular price 25c, to close. .....
The remainder of our Ladies' Ribbed Lisle
Vests recently sold for 60c, only few =
dozen left, they go until closed out at. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
In H4LF or FORMER PRICE,

.aies Muslin Gowns, embroidery trim. ENo
a regular price $l.00, at. ........ wv
.Nes' Muslin Gowns, embroidery and -E
10 trimmed regular price 81 80 at "
,dies' Muslin Gowns, embroidery trim. I M
d regular price 500, at....... 1.OO
,dies' Muslin Skirts, deep embroidered - ~
me regular price 81. 40, at. ....... "
,dies' Muslin Skirts, deep embroidered O %
ae extra wide regular price 81 IS, at Wv
des Muslin Skirts deep embroidered 80
| file and tucks regular price So. %, at LILO
,dies' Muslin Chemises, trimmed in En-
| Mdery and Torchon Lace reg. price SOC foO
|slies' Muslin Chemses, trimmed in EN- O Oo
IMdery and Torchon Lace, regular 81. rs ooO
ladies' Muslin Chemises trimmed in En-. -
kmidery and 1'orchon Lace regular 50. % I,Ao
ladies' Cambria Drawers, embroidered n 90
Rfe regular price soc, at ........... TCN
LADIES' Cambria Drawers, embroidered q ~
(ufe regular price 81. %, at. ......... Wv
ladies' Cambria Drawers trimmed in -
Embroidery or Lace, regular price 1925 A.Ao
Corset Covers, regular prices 90c ST. so and 50. 90,
hey 60 now at 45C, 7SC and $1.OO