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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-06-25
MCKINLEY NAMED
AND HOBART TOO.
Republican Presidential Ticket
Quickly Fixed.
THE PLATFORM is STRAIGHT TOUT FOR GOLD

Ohio and New jersey lien Nominated on the First
==MCkinley's Initial Strength rlore
Than o6o==DramatC Withdrawal of the Free
Silver acknowledgement Speeches. Conven=
ton SCenes==Te for President
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06
Frank Gaylord Of Caldwell flled sui.

FRANK UdylOr or Caldwell 1led suit
last Friday for divorce from his
wife Lucy A. Gaylord. He alleges
that they were married at Keokuk,
Iowa, Dec. 1e, 1890. They came to
Caldwell to live and got along nicely
until the summer Of 1894, when Mrs
Gaylord concluded she was not being
keptin proper style consistent with
her station and ambition in life. and
because she had to live 10 Kansas.
She continually worried him because
she had to live In Kansas, and threat.
ened to leave him II he did not move
east. In November, 1894 she packed
her goods and made good her threat.
A Kansas Judge who would not grant
a divorce under such circumstances
certainly could not expect the
suffrages OF Kansas for reelection.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed, when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use Of this medicine has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act
more surely in couuteracting and free
ing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, indigestion, con-
stlpatiop. dizziness yield to Electric
Bitters. Fifty cents and sl.OO per
bottle at F. B. Snyder's drug store. /
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
DEATHS AND MINERALS.

TfHfT-E<-.fke suzsral % zs>@ux TseEs -
WaEfe $50 - b<kH ire afternoon ~ :
oe5o&k. ~ E1e Tsy8sr 1sInxr@gas ssrSzz4
church. saesrssens At Lake kssU eesn@~
se~y-
TE~-Fssysraz rf rvxrsx y %Nfe vi
~ <1sl5 a. - ~. " essSssss3sF. -~syzz ssTs-
cH = ~ Taysor f-oHarTs Azs1zskz ffs1FE2-
ecrEsr rsrs.. arb Tssssn@S sEg@sT#
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

-LY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-cz- EGu-- srsus a y. ex1ep. SG-say
In ere Ae1~ az @ws1-y-GV~ rzsaGsea
THE : IrsAIER FLY Err
Re<ua- cay trips. Seattle Tacars
roI-e - - -c@s-
TAKr~rs EErE- TUESDAY. MAY Z
TINS CARD.
Sage fSrs e. -gg.ng r. :, sc.
Leave SeaTg.e-- *. HIS 4. "a : Il. So
z. ~
Leave -a-orsa-s~ A RI: s1aSa N
SUNDAYS.
Leave SEATTLE = - - II. : = -.
Leave Tacoma = a. M IN e ,. =.
rsz-ss@zS a. Northern Faesfc vsha-s "a.
cc-2a and Cora rzer cszR dock. feet q Ma
2 On s+-4es Sest-ss
Sur za~s. s-eare-s Flyer aai s;a:e q
WzshsaSs51. fare 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Rstw.en Taccrr8 and Eac,or1i- r. c.
steam ~. u "TacE-nz lie Ar t,kaa
.s.t5ara Nv - Seattle SaAri 5Nha
Ig.s-n T.vl - p. Townsend - ar II :kspa
4Nrru Ar1s5 N4cecrTa Min suca
sDa.lv excent Na-1sv.
Tnss steamer furnishes ff-ss-csKlss arcsr.
--c.satfors ca-rv.-x ecgh freight ard pas
serGers. azd leaves from yeslsr whars.
Seattle
Fer rates. etc. s-11ilre 2.
u r IT'S ~1vEr.
-es-e- Mart Seattle
= \ %ADEAr-
Cs-srzi ASer. X. 2. Ry. Seatt.e
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Ia srlbr - eee8ys se-r@es snsevssos -
notices Dns5e- xSxeza N~x9awy <Ae saza9
e8ozl6 ~ 3ess a. fte r1sTass efaEs -
sMss "a gsv. No sazTgs ~ TIA @e for szsh
sss-ssc<x-
Fass>sas ratzeex reS&susscrk ss ceA~- s---
eza- @SsSssssesr<ezsx ys4 b. ssxsgsS q sas
Sxi4 o. 20 fes.s ger Ers Zach sns@rtsSz-
rfyeT-I~TFII ,frsExg.fxg 90.
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Il reward % SO gsN - pad ssr 'rfgy-
r.ar Tor leading 20 .hs arrest arc cory -
Tor % any CITE FesEng copies q =
pe@s-fsgtef5 @rsesr delivered 70 s1osrs1sssfs
throughout the efsY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

III.
NOTICE OF saERIFrs sAI-E-.a re
superior court % the STATE - N4s1-n.
soa. fc- tae county .. King
Stgrgsd Sch Eapach her. psantl~ ~ Az
fred SNYDER. Mary p. T. Snyder. hls w.f4
Pow and w,l.iAsa Bahcoex. CO. partners
,.ol1S business un5sr tee firm name o.
raF-o:t & Company. P2set Sound Dressed
beei 4 Packing Co. Z corpcra,ion- Her
1s:sA1ts No. --.g5.
a1er a13 ~ virtue cc a. order o.
sAle anc s9scsa4 execZtgoa. issues 0z. os
= sooYe naEe1 court n tae above 60
ts1+e1 cause, and 20 re directed al. g.
-.EeEss. ! have tGiy levied upon Ire to.-
.9N.ns described Fca4 properly. sltuzsz
E. King ceantv. wasasn.-aoxa. towst. Lets
ore y and 40 -. IN b.ock nurgeer thlr-
y 's5 u Notta Seattle, a.so tAe north
49, quarter. the southeast quarter q ne
southwest quarter. ard lots Two e. an3
al~e 80. O. Se-ctlon twsTsGF-al0e f-+f. and
io,s cne -. NO % All tfsFre 90, q ssr-
fy-fo0r t-f& nnErA, % range elght "a cas-.
Ni--ansI.e merriam. saving and except
t1s thfTetroEu the srast heretofore lea le4
20 szogualrnte MI. Company. and asScraa-
- eS follows. towst: Corme1r.cx OF re
south bank % Lake Borss ., a point found
mon 70 sections -. - . and =, running
theme t.1rta or The sse-ic1 line 81 feet.
thence urn ar angle . right u afty de-
Eree$. ara g-ea sure - feet % Ire - -
q s-g Ts-1srs running saencs Sc9fs : -
gre~S Nest. II tees . = stake o. ne
nor.h bark q ne snoalalfTlss river,
thence rorta - degrees wexS. -se fac %
stake aesr tha olsles 90 Like 59rst.
Whence north - degrees wes- 10 tesl %
p s.ske IL section Ire oe- Eeen sectors
corner . sections =. - = an4 = Ne
uor.h or Ssct on Ire iS59 fee 10 4 sake.
thence .ort7 - degrees. - minutes sssf.
1@-9 Zee % q sake, te@nce norih p g.
grnos minutes Aax- $50 fpat % a sake
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30
TUE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. = moon. Seattle. fs.ns
wharf. 2. m. M5a3Aya ard Taurs1e,'1
20 korf TcvrflseTsss. Aasc0gses- Fssfaar.e-~
Nrw Ahatcom. Elafns and FRIDAY ~
oeF- ana Vancouver. arriving tanccasss /
2. ~ following Asv
Fare 60 Blame. e fare - F2acs,sss.1
- #ew further .nfograallcn apply 70 ~
ler vhars.
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BT-~TEaT RITZ & SONS. uE@ertsksvs
as Ell "a z7srs. cerneT TT. AsS.1s
&z4 PIKE Te.s1zszs. E-.s q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

RANK OF british COLUMBIA.
pas-ass cas-. tai =. ass3. ~. rtxsrge NN,
aga Hea. a11ee- - Lombard Ssre-s Lea.
don. Frances. Portland -aE FrS-csxsa
Seattle Escso~Al- Taeot-ss- Neg y @ss ia.
S.e~ NawalrsS, ka-nsa1ns &@.s17. Vas.
csguwer. r. T. \ Eemer2I ea1kaaE ard o..
r-Srx@ BUSINESS tTaEsActss f-0srs rsatA
rs discounted Commercial cresaa
grzr I'D re posts re-s-vs1 a. e-z~ren. q.
cSaas. SUBJECT % cEeck
= la sAR$E.S- Manager.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
0rsrSs chznge<s for tho Esssazy issue rzsfsI
hard 81 copy ~ / o'e4ock Saturday 70 -
sire change.
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pElo PTS sAT~$ = ANE
0-ezszzA- 3zcz- Ss4t1.s. wass
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
San FRANCISCO BRIDGE CCMPA&E
engineers ars cor tractors. sra1ge Bull
srz 1re4Er re- hArDox improvements ags5
xsusrsl e3r r2<szng. - Seattle %2tAoa..
bs-k bG.3Srg
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--a-xSxts s2v-1xs sa-x e=.szzes, AZ.
csGz-EEsT-
TSa-sss q -s-e. vss froa~ 8 q, 70 "a
erazs sl1&e4 go zC-- 81 -.
>ezt 81 t&ra sS@ss--5. go ceEs u h.
s.uzrT ss~csics
rpgvs Ss-Ts see.s-sa LAST LAYS - Nav a..
Scxr-a@-. Lcz-S - CO -ez- ss.a.s !.
z73rcvez ce.-E. s~z4S o14T-
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8 whey SaTs<st ian Co.'S steamer
MCLT$ONAu.
DAILY TIME CARD.
leave. Arrive.
C'yrnnsa az ~ Z ~ r. earYa A., ssaam
Tscre-zz a.. .f4ser ~ S@zrtf~ AZ 30 "A
Sqatsss At 40 3 m Tacoma a.. 3acp pm
Tacoss.a a.. $50 . - Gslvusnla at s.sopa
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily cxcsas SGn1ay
Leave Arrive
Seast.e a.. - - Tacoma a. asAan
Tacoma ar fe~sl rnfCsyfsn84 at. i-s1pa
C.v-ausa a.. 90 p n Tacoma al 500 N
Tacoma a.. So > N Seattle At. ssDpm
FARE between Seattle arG Taeagssa. >
cents Landing az Seattle City Jock. foa
es Ta5a street.
LILLY. So gDTs & 90. Axeats.
rstv dock. Teseahone Main S.
Cap. l. WGey. Manager
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AEi-T ECf-S-s9rez tar rees z.sos~-tfo- -
E-S1- a. - @-ES- svergzs. ere Srzrszs<-
.. -s2~-.oE - japanese al Cs-.-r-a
stss2@ - c1@~@1 for sac IN s~a -
The sE0Gs c@EIs1Sas 0s livery an wrsss
C&TEEGSs- 3zE5--z-ves4 eee-E .slos1ees
c24@ssz-Zs. aE~1zs AT --so1e-- "a SZ-Ees-
AASa kCzc14- ASz<.. 5sz4. xxzori. 80.
s-e- he e-t4~s seock Zrt4 - SOLD COT
E28EG-zg .gT51rrsM rTnGr9szyt a. a-s&
3 p Il. ard continues cazsy lzz.-. al -
so.A. Ladies cal 11ni-r1 AID se~-szre q.
cT1xEsoFz -. E@t t-se - charge - Esrl4-.-
Tsirs d ~ ssagzzt wa== ~-a- AZ -
gives zEay raEcr-ox. Gsczsz-oa *
Boyle. A4s<lozesz@
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROSAi.TT.
Arlington G2ck caves for krteris ard
Pert Townsend daNx. except Saturday. d:
- - g. n. returning leaves Victoria ~
Pc "a. Steamer I4Aaa leaves Cor Pcs
T0srsan3 ADD wAy ports daily. sxcer
sunday a. a IA san LAY direct. a.
a. IN rstGra.ag direct. leaves PpF.
'TcNs5ssu3 a. ? .. N. Phone. iske =
EVERETT ROUTE STD. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
t.FAwsz Seszfle : a M H. ri. 2. n. :.
Leaves Everett = 80 D. T.. 20 p. m. II
r III
SAM sys--Leavex Seattle II a m: leaves
EvTr~s- , ?. m
F&r#. s.rx.a fr. &c. road trip. >.
cearsz<s w!sn baoats Ter TaeoHsa and $50
raa-a3aE-colrnaa dock. ,oo: Q. Msrios
stree
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
X Gocdhvs Naragsf
Te.epA.ne. Red ~.
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\o-sh heg--t--T1sayes Seattle ! n
|@z vex P0rs To@- send 5 A. ~. caves FL.
6aY EaFaor le.sa =. IA leaves hssrAs Hss-
Der ItB >. H.. ARRIVES New Nha.com
8 NJ e III
s<ssth hseunF--f.@aveS New whafec-r "a
~ leaves Rcrhe HxrSor % 4. m: lsNvss
rrz3aY Hara0r = a r.. saves Port
Texnseaa =. III. ARRIVES AZ seattle 10
?. ~
T. z. Thompson. Manage -ewrsr. Lllsy
Sor-R rssss 4 CO. aEe-ss. City dock.
Telephone. Masa -
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~gE rr-GET SOUND NATIONAL asv~
OF SEATTLE
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BOOK BINDING.

= A<-HoNT--CieuefAl book nl-.er. pa
- rs;.e- nuf 5lanS book MANUFACTURED:
80 Frs. avenue. foot CT cherry. k.als
a Rosers berg building: axe elevator.
RANK ppoK&0u- IA. openers are
exs-oner@rx. printing ard TQtnE. G@Igo-
-os+s7 Peg arS E5E Ce.. Dexter Hor-
TO- Bark Guiding.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

Pf5GgT SOUND + ALASKA STEAM,
SHIP COMPANY.
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NOTICE TO CREDgToR~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPL g-S-Sea1ea
b8ss Cor supplies ~ Re reserved bv .Ae
Directors - re Washington sac Per-
fsrfiary a. the.- ot4~e lr Wa va a.
Wash.-Eto~. up 20 : eek ~ C~to-
he- isa@ FOR -Ne - arg va CO
ceres dry E2c5s Na-4wA~e paints anA
cslS four fe~x .ots~ee. ar1<s a~F r~p8s-
esnez and prison c,7ts. for quaa,5t -
zr4 SPEC. f-sr ors address James NrTz-
20 Wsta We WasalrErc- Rasr4
G Fen.tenuary Directors. James NcIn-
re Se~retArv-
L < E.%gsTNH~F-R OF~E-ff~E.. PORTLAND.
Greg Ssp-est ae~ - 80
Sesle3 rro9e~s4.s fer f.S-rl.- /. -- 80 K as
TssclnE same on the no~t4 5erev az tas ~u-
f~Aur.s 20 Co.'s 9sy, ORG, el.t ..s ~sse. xssl
neFe gUts g. Ua.- 50 .oesr r. t-sA ar8
th~a pael4clv ae~a"f- fnfofus ..sr f4r-
n.~ae3 or agr2scatso1- y. x. Els& Caq-
fa39 &uErS
fC-E--S.z.fo- wo-k :, 81 ~ -.
RS 0n ccsrty Fo44 Inquire ec5z (
EsEe ~ hE&inE
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nAxK OF BRITISH coLrMnrA.

car-es2ozz-zee & a he -rlrsl7a. c.sse
u ne EE-te1 States aN1 1l.rs7e
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San JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carving Cn4sef S1ess -sa. caves CITY
so-s scat % MAJ ssrses. Mca3ay. Wed
ee<fa~ ard Fr.1sy a a. ~. sor f'efs
T'3x~sa san Juan fssanSs aaS Ssr
WhateaEa Returning. Teaves New Nsss.
Gem Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. AZ
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8 whey SaVsEssian Co.'S steamer
MI. -NNN Az
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STORAGE

STORAGE sri Distributing :" arrholi@~.
as o--s4rr.at avenue. J. (. KeA3rnaa.
tsiephon@. Aaln "a
go TT.r STORAGE AND C0MMIS
sea Company t1is F-o-s-
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLrEA

LATEST PATTERNS y amateur OUTFITS
srx sse-u..ete sock dry plates ard Aims.
.-ee ssse Sark room Tor Changing. WASH
.-xto1 Dental ara Photographic Supply
Co 81 Columbia. opposite pos of'ice.
Z y PARKER & co. fresh paper ard
rss-@=. every casnE used n photography.
- rxsst0g-e
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or PAPERS - sac e. - sss aess
e-aee e shss 49,. iAs ser hsaa.s.
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SING LIN; & CO. :als Ss-on1 Sa.s
~azse % c-4sr. sacTs r9tacs. owes.
prices
crs9v CHUNG CO. 14s se-oa&. heINesn
PIKE gr3 J-13o-. Prices re4v1ed
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WANTED--AGENTA


EA<TrTt-Ths rTcpi~ 20 knew ira, -
rsss the fsror.psest srsa ealek -. r.s~s.er, n
ger ksSxice r. Seattle. RIG TIE a. x
Eux ca isssnhane Main - s~aft9e Nrx-
senxer Ce ca Second avsrue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
SHORT MEMS STOKES.

DEApWOOD. :. D.-Ray Scwall was
shot and killed by Fred Willard.
Gol.DTtV-Al.rI, r.,,t.. r..,.. 49,,
d.tn Tcrritof r,, , a. t',,s ION me m
inc NJ CON- ,r 40. "'' Ir ''u' ~ ',oEh pay
rood many M ms NY "'N b9'NhS
,,t,r,r,,i.r
- ~ y dissolution OF the legal CO.
h,Itnershlp Of Don NJ. Dickinson, II.
J. hurner ana T.. g. Stevens is announced
Il" IKE pace on september |.
CHICAGO. U.I.-The Tribune saws. rho
decision of the army rrtiriur b,,tij "o
far a. can be learned seems to he in favor
or Colonel Crofton. It Is tacitlv admitted
that he will be pcrmltted tn ran,ai,, H.,
the army 81
CAMERON rc,.r Gu
tor of H. lic,bH'IN',, u, ~ - ,Itrr, pas
yory s,'k H. , ,I Vuu,,Vn mere mas neen
h.'n ,,,,lt aus, NV 49,, an! H. iritnda htNa
nous - ~, .l'H ."'ul hll'' hut the re
~. Nv Vm'"uI"N'nS'
k1tncr r of -i me- '-iierty 4. WinG hook,
formerly. rron, Ninno,ooit,s" MS H'N an
rest"J' ~, ".r Nt,l'',rtpnuS; nus neon mr.
hail ON ' 0' "a. =" j"I, VI uslandt OF 5000
tbc h h." '"e 'ha"se o. emhez@'ing from
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counsel protested against, saying tney
would admit that Their client was ine Wo-
man who was captured in the. De vance
house and that she was there In elandss-
tine company with u man not hVr nus
band. They denied the charge of va
grancy. however. but the jury FOUND q
verdict of guilty and imposed hne OF
$40, from which an appeal was taken.
The other case that attaicted some at
tention was against X. J. Berry. a street
car motormau. and Joe Mitchell, charged
with assault and battery. The EVIDENCE
In this case was that Mitchell had insult,
ed two young ladies N II street car ana
that Berry resented the Insult. showing
the ladies. and "a fight between MN an 4
Mitchell cnsuad. The Judge commented
Berry FOR his chivalrous action anu as
missed the case as to him but fined Mitch
ell the heaviest penalty. S5. 49,
As a preudo TO this cast' Mr.. Gus NC
Kernon the father of the young lanes
who were insul,ci. met Mitchell on ne
sidewalk in front Of the pol.ce station be-
fore the case was called and proceeded 10
chtstise him with walking cane. ON
GERS intcrferod before much damgc was
done and both parties were arrested ior
fighting. Their cases viii DO heard thls
va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-22
HAvRE MARKET.
Ilavrr August Il Spots were h1rdcn-
Ing and futures steady.
COFFEE.

New York, August I.-Concc-Optious
opened barely steady, bal0 points lower.
Forcisn uows was disappolntins ana gave
N.o uari<", the weak untcTiour', Ware
house deliveries we're smaller and Brazil
ian receipts wHr' large. Trading was
fairly well divided between forciSn con-
tingcuts. Closed easy jHl5 points net dc.
cline. salcs l3.5oo. spot coffee Rio, qHct
easy; No I i094c mild. quiet. CordoNa,
ldiic.
TOTAL warehouse deliveries. from the
United states G1iN. including 1871 from N'w
York. New York stock today 2Ji&0;
United states stock eS6.oN' atlo4t Tor the
United states ~. 0l0, total visible tur the
United states $1,000 against a4'Nld bags
last year,
Ncw Orleans, August 2l,-Cofec-Dull;
Rio. ordinary 10 low fair, liNtnltac.
santos Irregular; good average SanSs,
l0ao9 reis per 10 kilos; receipts 5000 stock
40 0oo.
Hamburg quiet unchanged to Apfs dc
cline; sales l70a
Rio pun; No. ic,6oo reis per 10 kuos;
exchange %: receipts 1900: cleared for
The United States 5000; Europe 5000 stock
2iS 90
havrc-Closed quiet and easy, isp&f net
decline, sales 5000.
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Personal MENTION.

| Major Nose Harris has returned from q
| trip to Austin.
Miss Fife Black has rcmrned from n
| trip 10 Del Rio.
Robert Lockart. left las evening Tor
Lu Forte to spend few days.
Ex-Governor II. t. Wheeler OF Iowa
is i4uned at tho Hotel Bristol
| Spperlntcndent J. W Maxwell o: the
Katy w"s IN iha city yesterday.
=. W. Curley. a well known YOUNG
business man OF Fort Worth. - IN the
cty.
Gs.,rge Rust and wife OF Wharton were
In The city last night ON tle.y way home
itCm the East.
Mrs. II. H. Rice and Mrs, Percy Allen
have returned from "A visit OF several
weeks to the mountains Of COLORADO.
Mrs :. T.. Mascrs. wife OF Professor
NJ gers OF to- Houston High school. has
s,ut on FL visit t. hos parents IN ono,
Iisu,ei.ut Gova.r1r James Troutman
az lluciNt Kan. accompanied pN no
wltc. is registered at tbs new lioti Brls-
Mrs. l.. +. Bailey and Mrs II. @. Booth
have returned home after pleasant ana
,njoy Ahle visit 10 their parents al Rock
part.
teamed home after a delightful Visit TO
Mr. and Mrs. stafford smith at lhc'r
ranch.
Miss I.cola Urban ~ liempstcod ia visit
St,rlonherg, sr l.li preston avenue CO.
rer rr,,w ford street.
Judge Ilisht,wer Of cleveland was IN
the city Yesterday en- route home, nay ng
come over % tha cry from Liberty, wherr
he 81 hoidtsg court
Mrs NJ rizzni LEFT yesterday for Nom
pms rcnu accompanied hy h4r dage h.
To-. Miss Aiclc where the young lazy
Vii hs ia I'd at tie II sbee school
Mr. ard Ma r $ L,vctt ,Mrs. 7. \
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,melpe Of The outlaws without hloodshed

twelve OF the outlaws without bloodshed
ana dc stroycd several stills.
BINGHAMPTON, n. Y.-The National
encnmpment of United Veterans has elect
cd charles T.. Wood Of Worcester, Mass
National commander In chief
SAN FRANC1SCO-M Mrs. iiulda Smell
has ronounccd her claims to the millions
of the late Andrew j. Davis of Butte
Mont Mrs Smell claimed 10 be the wife
of the Millionaire and that he had de-
serted her years ago
Np-The Society of Ancri-
can FloriNs elected the following Off
fers: President Adam hraham II rleVc-
land: vice president. X. MacRae. provi-
derce. II. l.: secrettry. w. j. Stewart,
Boston, treasurer, II. Is. Beatty, oil
city, Pa.
WILMINGTON. Del.-At the session If
the NpUoual convention of the Irish Cath
Ollie benevolent Union of America reso-
luton providing for the adoption II a
password was agreed to after con siderable
d,scussl IN. The executive committee viii
probably select the sign and attend to the
other details.
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BROUGHT TO A CLOSE.
American Attorneys Round VII the
Meeting With Wine.
CHNNCEY DfPEW SAT At THE HEAD.
Last Day of the Proceedings OF me amer
lean lar Assoct,stion--Meet
Has Eecn successful.

s,ratora y V August 2l-The Amer |
49,, tb, f,,iowtug !
lean bar association '''N''" '"N 81
cffic.rs today: President, James NJ Nu"'- |
,,orth of omaha. secretary. John Hi1ldey |
49, - ,..is t.,,yI. of |
CT Ha. im're' ir'lsN''r' 1 'i"N'S -" -.
rhiiadelphia. Executive committees Ai're" |
tf..,,,..,,,,, p,s.or. charles Clailin Al !
~, - w., NJ Hove New Or !
l,il : ~, f,r avery state IN !
.,shS. Ivy i,i 49, -, al ,r,,lol Tor each |
l. l.-Nm "' i - ''N'''
-" VIZ S.'V,'.s,, r-llo,vel the pre-
So iitleH ~ a 'u,h No. Iost
st iVH 'i , ' ~. 'g',',ttnr ,ff,-cd 10y T. |
., " ~, tV.i." ~ >",t vas ADOPTED:
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WHIT WE NAY ENPECT.

To the Editor OF The Post,
II Mckinley * elected on tho 81. Louis
platform " may expect that the one hun
1roi million gold rrserN" VIII be- main
tanned hy the gale OF E1b bonds without
limit. We may expect that the &i6NNr"
o. 'grreuhacks" that are now doing ser =
Vice IS money ana costing as no interest,"
VIII Ia with lrAw1 and destroyed ana
god hon d bearing Interest will take thcir
place, Tho coin certificates ISSUED under
tho sherman silver act OF July Il. lNH
amounting 20 more than SiS0. ~n"n. Will
he Withdrawn FROM circulation and gold
bonds. boring interest. sold win which
70 got tho gold to redeem them. In othcr
words. our uirc uiat.on will be- contracted
neariy ga nn.0r and We viii have TO nay
about 100000 annual interest IN gold
end S@l.nro n0 in gold when the bonds ma
turc. This SIS what the St Louis rcpuh-
l!"an platform means when u says y A.
the present goli standard must b. main
aimed. The result Of n contraction
means National financial ruin aud Abe
hankruptcy ur private inilvidaals II
| ihat platform does nof mean whit nave
\ said, wil aom" sound money repuh'ican
or democrat eNniain what II does mean
Perhaps MIR. Mckinley himself could tell
us. Stanley Thompson.
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Vessels Sailed for Galveston.
s. Legislator. Tenant. Liverpool. July

So Sir Walter Raleigh. Tcneiiffe. AUG J.
Sch 4 Il. Sherman. New York. July Il.
TX Bienda. G.fle. jane s.
IS WIN. Branfort. C2rdif August ).
- Avona, RIO Jane,ro. August l.
s. Beudl, Montevidio July q
- Mat'eawan, Baltimore. August IL.
- llencroy. Philadelphia. August u.
$ lucatan, at Barbados, July q
- Aymcstry. at Algoa Say, june q.
- Britannia. Sunderland. August IL
- tolllnghdm, AT LONDON. August y.
IS Mayumba, Rio de Janeiro, August l..
gust &.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas city. August 2i,--Bu;tcr-Crcam-
cry firm: country coming in small quanti-
ties, creamery l2pltc, dairy lHul2r EGGS
Advanced again on fresh stocks quo
table &c.
:. Louis. August q .---Butter--Stealy and
unchanged Eggs-Firm. Zoe.
Chicago August Butter-Fiym
creamery 80 l6,se; dairy 30 lac. EsS s-tirm.
uhc.
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IrsrIcE nrssEy.s cnrnr

n. G kstreli failing to pay occupation
tax; dismissed on payment Of tax and
costs
c H. Lucy Co. falling to pay o,eu-
patton iaN' dismissed on payment OF TAX
n II. Morris. falling 10 pay ocrun,,l,,
tax, Dismissed on payment OF lax ,'pi
costs. 80 "''"