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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

Ask for the Monroe Baking
Powder. For sale by all Grocers.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

Paul Kirk went to Kansas City,
Wednesday morning.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

Pain has no show with DIR. Miles Pain Pills.
Every woman needs DIR. Miles Pain Fills.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

+. NJ. DAVIS Ia f. DAVIS
DAVIS 4 DAVIS.
Dentists,
Ofice in Albright Block,
West side of square.
Garrett, Kas. 7 52tf
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

Mrs. Geo. HUT is quite sick.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

Photos, 90 cents per dozen a
Walrad's.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

fore buying. . - - , ensday.
~ DELOS GRAVES. 9 II ,nv-v Of Reed.
,s south of Posofce went owe, to Linn county
: : : bal il he
,hoo is Out Croquet Sets 9cents.
schools closed last at The Racket store
nd the youngsters are paid with everything thu
10 enJoy dt visit last Friday Ja,o hoo o~ I
High school and forty prices to the times
from the "A Grammar watome, Saturday Rev. B. L. Redwood
- Graduates Gave an pos was e Guy,
the Saturday Junior Prohibition eagu
Nionay M L.; attending ponoon me
r,or ex,ercses tool prices the Rackets
Grand Opera House Clearance Sale Malek Cole and
sday evening the 0rw Chicago day visit Han
wee Saturday. family Cole
ded publishing amore "a livestock commission fl
eport this week. but Stanley paid City
carry s Saturday n"oI Condition. sIS says @ Mrs. Gro
Big daughter Mrs. ney
school, has written goods The Racket commencing visit Mrs. Hedges a
he exercises IN that May
" wa RI B. Tlotson, of Olahe trans Miss Maggie Brown arr
the first Rockford, ILL.,, Satur
ia NnAon a the week visit 10 her parents, ueo.
Pepper, give Albany publish
Il the Opera House attending at Rockford
evening June zth here, Squire D. W Sullivan
Soprano Adms Rev. tervie township Linn co
Browning this friday evenidg daughter Stella
ordaly invited ~ ers Florence and Iena of
kon piano recital Bergman III All but te ,snni
Monday
Inc 7th. this week. visiting wit" g. Mas visit
visited Topeka, ''"'n and 'a@ry If Groceries you
Oliver Bnon graduated from will be to your neres
r. the Kentla school, at Chicago at McCombs Grocery
soe ~ yesterday, north oe 1"s mouse
III ."M. young will his Pce ioi ai anu ~
ve. H Hdnoadnv ~ ~ " WV % r and make it all back (a
A. Davies, Genwood, on some oher artcie,
aw Hats very chP "a
the week, business He N' y ~ 80 .
had business in 100 of land in Rich Lucky
Tuesday. township AS was the lucky ON
City, oon u ae elegant dinner set al
Measure
tide TIT
rooms during beauty ana 'ee justly
them. would advise
McKny friends that fair
Alex trade at he oou d
visit old friends Mr.. McKinny . ~
N.,ooh. disposed of his Proclamation
" Ness City bank, will take
" " ~ ~ 80 charge of bank in Minnesota whereas Saturday N
90 has designated by III
oha" M man" wants
a o.
and best re at lowest day. day set apart for Il
IS, - ,Hordo
rmtrong formerly OF him by shoes IN o~r eme,ares and
now the vu1 @ n oo, ~ a.;o
cord o J.. N whereas oe0 .; J.,
Powell, of who resided
oi"" Garrett atte of United
LuIod u Mi, pao onno herefore
hAoN nanny ~ " last Sunday morning, about 30 aartn 'el may
o'clock. ~ a. w. ou ooo
attending dance the
the
catngv his fathers and O'Clock
When within mile of home ana urge tnat "e
he down the track wait W
- " companions, and fell asleep withtt RandW
Sae the woo lor
es, oo r"n on which failed the patriotic people,
Chiblains under my
% ] o;ne struck him and knocked him Gndt this 23rd day
uphons ana s"uoh III" anu Auooheu
required The
Powell
W taken to Lare He recovered suf
Druggist fcienty walk rhotos' 90 Genus per
block, he died. We "afars
the Monroe
Tor sale by all Grocer liamly f
3. 49,
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Personal MENTION.

w n, IT.. ,rrsAs ~ y,evn, a. A.. A. .ss-
,.,.,,, y -. - ~ W w.
William Hccves or Caldwell - In thu
wy.
| a. Wcttcrnack arr,yed from Hcndefspn
yestcray'
~ NJ Peterr OF beaumont is In the city
LOT row days.
| rival m Tho tlty :"
| w. l., I,enunon OF Sherman Is a late ar
| rival ut this Capitol.
] w II. Hughes North Texas man FROM
! trr,.,a H. ~ ~, -, t>"''" ieN"s i''i' ''o""
II. claude s,eons n, ron,,ic.f n woa
| IN iIons,nn v,.stsr d,o, ~ '''"t'V"i' A~''' ""'
AZ :, ,,.,.,,.,,, :, ,,,.,, /, 4.
~. TrpibNr or washington, ID. O.. is
,v,,,,' ~ 60 ~ "i'v" -
~, t',u.h 's,o,ii "l.u W'Ie OF 'ort "ort"
fe suos's at the captoi'
j s. Terrell, one OF the prominent cdi-
sens OF Ddna, 10 N the city
w. IL. Bonpcr OF Lufllin AZ registered
Among the arrives ut tho liutchins
Ec n Irnule. one az smien v,lIa,s rc.
spcctod citizens II at the HutchIns
w H. Mob,oy enme mn frnsn f;a,v,ston
Yesterday and rc,.jstnrcd nj me IJ,rtrhIn,,
,.,,.S .,.ss,,t'' =, ~, '''''e '''''s'
ness mnn of New aria ,, =, ,ss,s ,s,.at =,
the CnrtlaI - -
,f,,,. -. "a, ,N u
,onf, t 'Hain ~ y. w. .,,nrIus, OF san si-
tho Capiioi Wv saw Nf'''''Syht
M, m ,,.,
terdav - n 70, t W. vniiiV' Ioit YES
nnd ,r,,nsia AZ, III WsSa 'Hi' 70 relatives
'''.',,' "' i'Vn'"c
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NOTES RnoM nWTNNEu.


Mr. W. G. selhy OF tho inman cotton firm
bought a handsome cottage IN prunner this
week, '"'s
w W. Rainbolt, one OF Uncle Sans mail
o'erks and one or Runners summer via,
overs, has departed northwara, presumablv
drcn. '"' 'uh-
mrs' NJ Mcdonald and daughter. Mis-,
DAISY, have returned from lengthy yislt
70 friends and relatives at NNyasota AMI
haiias, and his honor Mayor Mike Mopon-
ara Is smiling mere blandly than usual.
Colonel A. A, Forbes has been on tho
SICK list for several days, hut yentnraJ
ont ca his run TO Shreveport last nisbt
colonel Forbes Is a mail clerk ana ID said
70 have one OF tho hardest runso nihe
road. "'"o
Miss Adoline W, o'connor. sister az Mrs
waiter Mcclellan, has been rendered ana
aecss'ed the chair u natural science.
physical culture and eloeution In tho An.
nisten. Ala. college Miss o Common. AL
though quite youthful, Is rarely oxcellcd
~ thsse particular branches. cspeciailr
that OF elccution. Her many friends wish
nrr unbcunded success In her new field.
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CRY niti9VITI,cs.

,, MlH kapncr presented her husband
pounds. 'H"'"h u
Mts Yates, a lady evangelist. Will spcal
tonight N "'SS'oh
rhe Butchers Protective association
VIII hold their first meeting toni,A,t ~
sanngc~ und hall "''' "'
There win ho un important moc,I,, ar
, ~, s1leitcrihg Arms association this M.
'erhooh at O'Clock
Anrlher OF the regular summer nl-bt
Sonopria AT Turner Hail had To- ne ahs
uoheu last t'ight on account of tho rnin
\, worn 70 Mr.. aud Mrs Clarence s,yannnv
A,git LOWING street sunday morning
nWhnust ~ y nruncilg hhny girl Mother
stepping high. ''""'ie
Mauakor GrAinger of tho Cgtlycns, l,o,,
tNe Light and Power company avs mo
aitNNtoFs OF the company Will he In Hone
eVu exc Exc long ana VIII take up with tho
V''y tnc questions OF cheaper lights
lionston Tent No, IS * @ y NJ ,,,n,
E, Su ,h1,r second c9acort and dance al
i"'uet itail ON August d. for the henrui
~ Slei1hin Faith Homo. Professor
''NN "hhlary band has boon ongpged
- 1arrlsun Davis and Jerry White of San
felpr street, tho negroes hurt In IN
houston East and West Texas wrank
Monuay, We're round upon the physicia NJ
tniurod. w w S''io"Si
!, Thomas Moore. Sol B!ackman nna u
- -, Drew We're arrested yesterday IN tbe
pn'lee Tor idle and loahng. They had in
t thhn,t l naass.Ssion an EDglish pug dag which
snva aaiu they obtained at Galveston. Thn
"ni'ia' ~ az tho station house.
a report was due from the ordinance
COMMITTEES AZ the last meeting OF I'M
Council upon tho ordinance reuuirinr raj.
,Saus IN the city To place gates al each
81 their crossings as a NEWS az nro NM"
,ion 70 HE and limb, but tho rcport wS =
unuh,less overlooked In conaeunence az
,nv moro Important question OF Naht
lion, John nennis and " II Marr,
wnsher d WhaWoh We're IN Houston yes.
'Trtsyi accompanying w. A. Kinchein,
w. ,ltl place to Galveston Tor mpdiea /
rvn,ment Mr., Khachcloo was worlsin,,
WIN Winehestcr riilc yesterday ana IL
eNtraetln% loaded shell il exnlo1aI
p,eeee o. Z striking him In tho irft eve
extent III his iuiuriaa WV
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sANDnAaGEp Am nonnrp.
Mr. IL. hicber Attacked Last Night
While ON His Why Home.

IA, Lieber of 1911 Clay avenue. while on
his way home last night abou, 10 40 o'clock.
was knocked down and robbed by white
man at the corner OF Crawford street aud
Capital avenue. The booty amounted to
sls and a gold watch. The highwayman
evidently followed Mr., Lieber from the
city, "here no conducts furniture store
no, tilS Congress avenue lie went
cut Cabitol avenue. aad when AZ mo corner
OK Crawford. tho highwayman said. II
nelisve Won have money and want it,,
with that he dealt him blow over the head
With ssndbag which foii,d him 10 tho
pavement. kick N tho stomach kent
Laeher from making an cutlery. while his
m,wsicomed companion made hurried
the robbery to tho police. who called m
physician 10 examine his injuries They
were pfpnounccI not serious
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all others with whom he had come 10 c0p-
tact Tho poor man. his poverty: the
wicked. his wickedness; the drtinkard. hts
drunkenness; the preacher, hts failure. etc..
all. NIL make loud claims that but for this
person or that person this combination OF
individuals or that association OF persons,
they would now be U. X. Sometimes. but
rarely, the complaint 10 we'll founded. yet
generally. and In all cases to some extent.
failure 70 accomplish right ends by the
Tee OF right means In right manner Is
due 10 some fault In the actor. Evidently
the Christian, remembering the promises.
Seek yc first tho Kingdom u God, and His
righteousness. and all these things shall
be added unto you and ASK aud II shall
be given you. seck and yc shall find.
knock and II shall DO opened unto y0ll."
must refer his failures TO his own lack Of
faith. or that his failures are blcssingS.
This tendency Of human nature is a
troublesome fact meeting the intelligent
mission worker on all occasions alike In
work with rich and poor. 'l<now myself,
o mani" Is the first Lesson 10 be learned
by every ono. The Christian mission work
or who imnglnes that tho immediate re-
lief OF suffering is all be has to do Ia evil
IDENTIFY Iaboring with grossly false no
lion Of his province. II. indeed no is fol-
lower of Jesus and the Master gave ne n
right example. The relief Of want Is mere
ly nm Introduction to tho higher and noblcr
aim Of the Christian worhcr which should
10 to help the sufferers TO place them
selves IN such an attitude IN relation to
both God and man that the suffering may
not return with increaGe Of force Hero Ia
required that wisdom which Ii born OF
God Here IL required a patient pcrslst-
ence that comes only OF much and faith
fn PRAYER and reflection And hero we
arc met by that ever rchclious spirit
which II founded ON the firm belief that
The fault X In some one other than the
'uffcrcr out of this same spirit grows
tendency IN misjudgc the motives OF the
worker; some will oven kncl In prayer
With you as they fancy some selfish mo-
I've governs YOU IN that acf Optics
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FAILED 10 MATERtAIlyE.
foiittcnt Meeting at u. II, Il. Hail
That nidu't Cume or


There was n political meeting OF eolored
republicans called for the U. II. II. han
az o'clock last night. under authority OF
NhHries W. Wilson. who signed himself
rs chairman, II was stated that the OBJ
jeet OF the meeting would be TO organize
Tor thu city ,campaign, Though the ayowei
object cf tho meeting was rather prema-
, ,ure' with the hope OF catching few po-
h'ieai s'raws that such meeting might
SET IN motion, \ reporter repaired TO the
~ r. hall last night at the hour
aeslsnated, but as latc as . o'clock the
nan had not been opened. and everything
borhnod who knew ANYTHING Of any sS,h
meeting as that for which the reporter MAS
in search. Wv"
me meeting was doubtless postponed on
account OF the rain, which had rendered the
passahle. "''Vae IN
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W. NJ. Rep,ne, editor Eiskliwa, ILL.,.
out DR.. Kings New Dise6@kxy for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds Experiment.
cd With many others. but never got tho
true remedy until We used Or. King's New
Discovery. No other remedy can take its
place in our home. as IN II we hive a
certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough. etc" II is idle 10 ex-
are urged on you as Just as good as Dr.
Kings New discovery. They are not IN
good, because this remedy has record
OF cures and besides Is guaranteed IL never
fails TO satisfy, Trial bottle Tree al drug
stores
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senator Terrell for Governor.
70 the Editor OF The Pest


Richmond, Fort pend County. Texas, Az
gust le.--saoday's Post contained an ar.
ueie mentioning the namc of Senator
Charles Vernon Terreil OF Wise county
for governor, aud saying that his friends
In North Texas were pushing his candi-
dacy. Certainly thore ara few men In rcxas
80 wen fitted for tho position OF governor
= candidate will WELD powerful blade In
tho combat,
Senator Terrell III a Young man OF the
hiEnest typo OF character. a Christian
gentleman In every respect, and has no
superior ~ an orator and few equals IA
lawyer IN the State OF Texas,
resemblance Of the great Nebraskan hut
like him 10 purity Of thought and sin.
cefiv Of action, aud echoes his views In
pV's.sce. ciarenco Il. Wharton,
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Mr.. |. R.illAndley has sued out writ
Green. who was lately bound over to the
criminal district court on charge Of mls.
dcmeanor theft, The application was sent
to Judge Gavin Saturday and yesterday
morning Mrsql.indley received a, letter Ia
closing tisNlIrit. Tho application is "e-
turtaSla IA Galveston on Saturday next
Green with another colored boy. is ac-
cusod Of stealing watch from II woman in
Uappy Hollow
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Recorder Haiicy Does Not Approve n
Twelve Months slaughter Of Dogs.

Recorder Wni1cy Does Not Approve n
Twelve Months slaughter Of Dogs.
II do not think the people generally VIII
approyo OF Alderman Kchlhnun's ordinance
now before tho council requiring that dogs
DO taken M and killed during the entire
year. said Recorder Raiey TO Post re-
porter Yesterday.
ut would be too great a tax upon tie
people and every enc having dog that he
did not care to have killed would be
forced 70 nay the dog tax, which | r,,suri
ms excessive, being 81 and 81 per CAPITA
according to sex. There are 'ot Ut RI cpe
who own dogs but who can not a.cvri sLeh
a tax. and as the law is at present these
pcoplo for the sixty or ninety lays IN tho
summer that the law is in operation con
keen their dogs tied or locked IN and thus
save tho dog and the payment Of The tax
MS we'll. With the ordinance operative the
year around this expediency could not be
Yfy n -
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Want the r-iJwc oncpcu

A petition is being circulated by rrop
ortv owners and residents along the lower
end of Franklin avenue. addressed to the
council, and asking that The franklin
street bridge DO opened up to vehicle
travel. as 1t is still being used for street
car traffic
Tho engineer was asked some time ago
for pans and snoAihcations for au iron
bridge over tho bayou at this point. hut
tho work has been delayed by the demand
upon his time in furnishing street paving
speCiiicat iona
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rhey Wnnt nricis.

Tho citizens living along Main street
beyond McGowen towards the city limits
are getting up petition TO tho city coua-
ell asking that that portion of Main street
be paved with yitrlfled brick.
Kids are now being solicited for the con-
strucNon ct pavement on this portion of
Main street. and the general opinion seems
10 prevail that unless the bids for brick
or asphalt are lower than the gravel bid
that gravel viii be the material used Tor
this pavement
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Owing to the heavy rain in this city and
La Porte yesterday It was decided TO aban-
don the excursion to La Porto last night
The object OF these excursions is to provide
pleasure for Housloniaus. and MS there
could ho no pleasure during Indictment
weather, the management abandoned the
programme. The next excursion will bo
run Friday night
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HIDES. rALLow AND nEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston Dealers
rcNaa pres. A.sociution.

To the Executive Committee OF the Texas
Press Association;
Comanche Texas, August lG.---You arc
hereby called 10 meet at the Oriental hotel,
In tho city o. Dallas, on Saturday, August
sS, AT 1880 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose
OF fixing the tine and arranging a pro-
grainne for the special meeting ui our as
sociation to be held in Dallas come time
during the State fair, and for the TRANSACT
tion OF ether important business, | trust
that every member OF the committee will
be present. 5. NJ. Vernon.
President Texas Press Association.
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The Queen and Crescent will sell sxcur
sion tickets at low rates to the mountain, ,
and seashorc resorts every day from june
limit October 81. 1897
The Queen and Crescent route offera 10
tourists this year the NEST perfect train
service and appointments ever offered tho
southcrn travelling public. Through Pull.
man sleepers OF the finest pattern.
Apply to your nearest QueVp and Cres.
cent ticket agent Tor rates and .uil infor.
nation. a. Y, Barnett,
q. L. a.. New Orleans. In
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Lnbor Council Nicotine

Tho Labor council met last night to hear
tho reports of the various committees hay
ing in charge the different details for the
Labor day observance on September &.
The reperts of tbs various committees
showed satisfactory progress iadicsl.ing that
everything is moving smoothly towards !,
noSt successful ohServanoN of the dnY
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must be determined by the particular facts
Of zach case. do not pretend TO sny but
that there are many instances whore one
council may bind its successors. In reply 10
Alderman street I said that did not
think that the contract with tho electric
light company was binding on the city.
without giving my reason. which | pie-
ferfed to do IN written opinion. setting
forth the authorities TO fortify my position,
II the council GO desired me-"
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THE COURTS.
issuing Executions.

For two days past Deputy District Clerk
Dumbc has been engaged in issuing cxecu-
lions on property upon which the district
court gave Judgment for foreclosure in the
tax quits recently brought by the city OF
Houston. About 100 executions have been
Issued. There are moro TO follow.
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In the office Of tho cleric OF tho civil
district court yesterday quit was filed by
tho Galveston and Houston Investment
company VS.. NJ. l.. Crimes, debt and fore
clousc on lots G. 0. block 81, Fair
Grounds addition
In the county court suit wac filed by
NJ J. Braudenstein Il Co. VS.. f. l.. Illig. ST..
for dobt.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Minnie Rublc Daniels, rs months old,
died at 1915 Willow street yesterday at 10
n. M Tho remains were prepared for
shipment by Westheimer Bros. and shipped
on the 1855 Southern Pacific last night to
Columbus Texas.
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THE HOrEL pRisToI,

The dinins room OF the Hotel Bristol.
which has been temporarily closed during
extensive improvements. win reopen On
Thursday. August 10. First-ciass cooks
have been secured. The table and service
wii be second 10 none. while the prices
viii be very moderate. Meals viii b. served
on the European plau except the q o'cloek
table d'hote dinner which WIN be a sp,-
siai feature. Communication tickets for reg
alar boardera,
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The first excursion OF Monnonites. to To-
cate ON one Of the three SECTIONS of land
purchased near Houston, left Kansas yes
terday ON the first series Of excursions to
he run for this purpose ana will arrive
hero Thursday.
Colonel w. u. Scissor has opened up
Mennonite headquarters ut the Santa re
ticket office, zoo Main street
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The following building permits were is-
suod yesterday from the office Of the city
engineer!
liouaton leo and Brewing company,
building In Louis l'leiss addition south side
liuflalo bayou. $llO0.
II l.. Scott, two-story frame building.
$500.
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Mig shipment OF Wagons.

n, A. Riesner has Just received u ship
ment OF 100 improved Mliburn WAGONS.
This shipment is ono OF the largest ever
rceeived In Houston, and those Ia need of
hrst-class high grade farm wagon will
nni Il to their advantage TO get prices be-
foro huying
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A MOTHERS LOVE

ana care Is great thing 10 have. There
are many without either, hut ali sendinr
their laundry 10 US will fluid us a mo Fher
to them; msnding done free 81 packard,s
a Troy Laundry, si2 Prairie avenue 'Phpne
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Mr.. D. W. Bell was buried at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning in Magnolia cemetery
Rev, DR., Brown OF the Episcopal church Of
fcatlng.
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pcnt trust 20 luck. smoke Pathfinder
: ceas cigar; Houston Drug company dis.
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The infant of John O'Dcll died yester-
day ut the family residence, 902 Smith
strts,t
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Murison 4 Malin.

Mighty meri,orioas; rathanasr cent
sisrrs. Houston Drug company dlsirIb-
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ON SHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED
SUGAR.

New Orleans, August l6-Sugar-Opcn
kettle quiet ei4ID6M centrifugal steady /;
grnnu'2tcd, 4%qtl ale. whites, $ is-I6Ttk
yellow. sASfs is-l6; seconds, 2dt29s. Others
unchanged
New York, August -Sugar-Raw,
firm: refined firm.
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hnickerhocker SpeciAl. noon train. 81
s<0ais % New York. Big Four Route.
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LOW VACATION RArns

Retailers OF cigars; see Houston Drug
company about the Pathfinder brand.
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ch Z storkc. Archer baltimore, July ia.


GALVESTON STATEMENT.
Mel receipts of cotton at Galveston TINT,
DAY, SiT bales; this season. .Si2 900, same
time last season, eil ,92o: gross receipts
this season, l.4Oe.S0l; last season, 9is. iio;
total exports this season. Lisa, cas-. same
time last season, 93T7gt. total stock this
day, 6l6O this day last year 1857.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
So Rim tspn.l, due August ~
IS tlelveta Vier). due August -.
Ss eneta tBr.), duo September 10.
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IS Einel Tower (Br). Hamburg, to sail
August 4
IS European Br.). Wallace. Aleoa Bay.
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Pa Hemisphere Br), Cha than, N. d..
via Dublin. July TO-
s. Hibernia CBr). Richardson. Mt Rouer
july n.
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