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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
WEsTBRook DEMOCRATS.
Nominations for Ward Officers at Coming
Municipal Election.

Inc Democratic ward caucuses In
Westbrook last evening were we'll attend
ed and the States were made up ready
for the e.eotion fight.
The DemocI ats will meet in mass eau
Gus and make thsir nominations.
1t will be noticed in Ward caucus
that Mr.. Edwin }. Haskell, Republi
can. Is endorsed and made the candidate
for school committee with Mr.. John E.
Sullivan. The Republican cauouses did
the same in that ward Tuesday night,
nominating Mr.. Sullivan with Mr.. HAS,
kell. Both are good men.
WARD ONE.
Mr.. kimball Eastman was chairman
and W. s. Crowley, clerk.
The following nominations were made:
Alderman-Rohert l.. Howe, George ].
Roberts.
School Com mittee- H. Percy Walker,
Ira G. Strout
Warden-Howard K. Wright
Ward Clerk-Charles W. Frank.
Consta ble-Luther A. Frank.
Ward Committ8e-W. 8. Crowley, q.
S. Eastman, L u. Leigton, K. $. hay
mOuuS a. Ns WdUoy uOuSo.
WARD TWO.
Bachelor, An
drew j. Dodge.
School Com mittee-Dr. A. e. Cobb,
DR.. A. z. Murch.
Constable Henry Watson
Warden-P. D. WEIGH.
Ward CIerk-Charles b. Knight.
City Committee-Andre }. Dodge,
ri 70 JQCEaOn
Charles F. Knight, John z. Graham.
WARD THREE.
The following nominations were made
in Ward 8:
Alderman-R. q. Boothby, A. NJ.
School Committee-T. L. Dodge, Otis
]. Young.
Wardsn-John II. Cutter.
Ward Clsrk-L. FL. Brackett.
Constable-John Bryne.
WARD FOUR
Mr.. Pierre Turgeon was chairman and
j. r. Sullivan. secretary.
Alderman Timothy Pomerleau,
Charles Il. Elder.
School Committse-John E. Sullivan,
Edwin J. Haskell.
Warden-MortImsr u. Sullivan.
Ward CIerk-Alexander G. Wilson.
Constabie-Philip Gothic.
City enthusiastically Pomerleau,
Nr. Geo. E. Herman, Albion z. Brown,
Benjamin Perran, Joseph GHimlnond.
The meeting OF the Ammoncongin
literary club at Warren church yester-
day afternoon was largely attended.
Papers were read by MI. John E. Warren
and Miss Norton of Portland kindergar.
ten school; also a paper by y. E. G.
Robbins, which owing to sickness OF Mr..
Robbins was read by Mr.. Wentworth of
the Grammar school. Singing by the
school children OF the city under the
direction of Miss Msude Legrow, teacher
of music, in the schools, finished the
programme.
Mrs w. H. Pratt yesterday morning
in going down the 10y steps of j. g..
Scott Of Church streets, stepped and
fell and, badly breaking her hip.
The Republicans will meet in general
caucus at Cumberland hall, east end,
this evening to nominate mayor, three
aldermen at large and a CITY clerk.
Everything points to the nomination of
Mr.. Francis A. Cloudman for mayor
all the other aspirants having with
drawn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
WEIGH Found Guilty.

Bangor, February 17.-lhomas }.
WEIGH was found guilty in the Supreme
court this afternoon of assault and
battery on on his wife. who was made
insane and died few days after marry
ing WEIGH.
The will of George Fred Godfrey has
been filed for probate. It leaves $1,000 to
the Bangor public library and requests
to various charitable objects. Also $500
to add to the Henry Prsntiss Godfrey
fund of Bowdoin college for the care Of
needy students who are sick.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Electric Ritters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the Ian
guild exhausted feeling prevails. when
the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more surely
in counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache, In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters. 500 and 81. pere
bottle at H. T. S. Goold's Drug Store,
y Congress St, under Congress Square
Hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Fly Rods Log Cabin Named.

Foxornft, February 17.-Fly Rods log
cabin, which is being built in the woods
at Ebeme for the Sportsmen's exposition
at New York, next month, has been
name by the wife of Col. b. E. Booth by.
Mooselookmeguntic, after the first
Rangeley lake. Miss Crosby spent several
days in the woods where the camp Is be-
ing built and has gone to Greenville to
confer with the guides.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Shooting on Streets of Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, February 17.-R. l..
Roberts, member of the legislature
from this city was shot In the hip early
this morning, while standing in the
doorway of his home Watching a pro-
cession of an opposition political faction;
Vim. Reed, Quay LEADER was arrested
on the charge of doing the shooting.
Roberts was unable to appear at the
hearing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
State Pathological Society.

Winthrop, February 1.-THE Maine
State Pathological Society opened Its
annual session at town hall at 7.50 this
evening. The meeting was of a businsss
nature. Reports of the officers were pre-
sented and other preliminary matters at
tended to. The meetings continue Thurs
day and Friday with varied and in
tereating programme.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
STRANGERS NOW.
rbev Parted and the Pain of 1t Went With
the Parting-A Portland Citizen is Now
Happy

Happy. A.
Parting word of sorrow generally.
Exceptions: YES. sometimes tits joy.
Parting with friends may be pa!nLul,
But parting with pain must be Joy1ui.
For instance pain IN the DICK.
Not friend you will say.
Oh, no, but 1t sticks like one.
Hardito shake eff bad back
A back that is lams in weak or aching.
Is really friend in need.
It lie warning you of danger to come.
It's the kidney talking trouble.
Kidnevs are near the small Of the back.
And If the kidneys are troubled, 80 Is
the back.
Or things more serious follow.
Urinary troubles, Diabetes, Bright's
Part with them before it Is too late.
Bad back and Portland lady.
Are now strangers-they parted.
There was no sorrow either expressed
or understood when..Mrs. D. B. Westcott
Of No. e5 Newbury street parted company
with her companion that stuck closer
to her than brother for year. In
speaking about 1t she says, "Lameness
IN the back, pain when l STOPPED over
pain when I Strengthened up, in fact,
pain all the Tina has chung to me for
twelve months Even when lying down
I had to be careful and lie just SO, or
got no rest. | was naturally anxious to
get rid of it and in reading about cures
for kidney complaint. thought Doan's
Kidney Pills might help me. l gotta box
at II. II. Hay & Sons drug store at the
junction of Free and Middle streets.
Shortly after commenced to use them
1 knew from the secretion Of the kidneys
that they we're taking hold OF the
trouble: as I continued, the improve
msnt continued until finally the pain
and lamensss disappeared. | am sur
prised at the ease and comfort l now
have when I do anything that neoessi-
tates stopping or straining l cannot too
highly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
to any who suffer that very prevalent
disease Kidney complaint.
You can get Doan's Kidney Pills at
our druggists at so cents box, or they
will be sent postpaid on receipt of price
by Foster-Milburn Go, sole agents,
Buffalo N. Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
A Rank Forger Sued.

Urbana, O., February 1.-THE National
Bank of Redemption of Boston has sued
q. T. Lewis the alleged absconding
bank foraer, for $40, 5ss balance a u OH
note for S18, U00 which the pialntlu AYERS
was frauduiently and criminally con-
tracred.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
BuckIen's ArnIca Salve.

Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhsum, Fever Sores letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t 10 guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refun ded.
Prioe % oents per box. For sale by II. p
s. Goold, 5T Congress st., under Con-
gress Square Hotel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Portland, Me-, Feb. 8, 1897.

Portland, Me-, Feb. s, 1897.
Portland Press:
Gentlemen II am more than satisfied
with your new Encyclopaedia Dictionary
1t is in every way worthy of its name. I
am glad also that it Is put at price
which will enable SO many people 10
possess and profit by IL.
ISRAEL T. DANA, NJ. D.,
l81 State street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
without an Equal.
Portland Press

Portland Press:
Gentlemen:-I have carefully examined
the fouS volumes of the Encyclopedias
in one. Many authors and experts have
evidently devoted years to it's preparation
and made it library of useful knowl-
edge. A. DALTON,
Rector of st. Stephens.
Portland, February IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

unbearable pain and
suffering and extreme
danger. Women who
are wise know that this
Is unnecessary. They
know that the woman
who takes proper care
of her wernan1y self,
who looks after the
health Of the organs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

Opera singers and public, speakers can
keep their voices clear and strong with
the family remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
LOWELL
''DIA M 0 N D.
CYCLES.

AFEW OF OUR 1897 Improvements.
Lowell "DiamOnd" Frame.
Lowell Flush Joints.
Lowell Two Piece Crank Shaft.
Lowell Triple Fork Grown.
Lowell Barrel Hubs.
Lowell Frame Braces.
Lowell Oiling Device.
Lowell Wheel Axles.
Lowell Sprocket Wheels.
Lowell adjustable Handle Bar.
Lowell Ball Retaining Washers.
Lowell Seat Post Clamp.
Lowell Three Point Bearing.
Lowell Patent Wool Dust-PrO0f
Bearings.
Lowell interchangeable Chain
Lowell Barrel Pedals.
Lowell COlOred Enamels.
Lowell New Axle Nuts.
howell Frame Re- Enforcement.
Lowell ssDiam0nd" Name Plate.
The above improvements are used ex-
clusively by US on our 1897 Lowell ''Dia-
mond" Cycles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Portland, Feb. 8, 1897.

1U1"HOi H7C"s 2, TOUT
Portland Press: ,
Gentlemen:-Having received your
New Revised Encyclopedias Dictionary,
I find 1t not only as represented but upon
examination find it more than l ex-
pected, the quality of paper, type and
illustrations are all of the best.
Yours truly,
G. X HART,
Vault Keeper, 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

Portland, Me-, Feb. s, 1897.
Portland Press:
Gentlemen:-I bought the set of Euoy-
olopaedio Dictionary for my family.
consider it of very great value in the
education of my children.
Yours truly,
WALTER +. FOSS,
l11-1l3 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18
Many women
have good reason
to dread the APP

proach of the
hour of mater
nifty. All too fire.
quent1y it is a
4sxno Of n1f11ock
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

Deering, Me-. Feb. 10. 1897.
Portland Press:
Gentlemen-I have carefully looked
through the new encyclopaedia Diction-
airy and it more than meets my expecta-
tions. 1t Is work that Is much nesded
in homes where there are children.
Respectfully,
MRS. q. ". KNIGHT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

the expediency of amending the genera
law for the organization of street rail
roads so as to obviate tire necessity 30
far as may be of granting or extending
special charter for street railroads, and
to report by bill or otherwise
MT. smith of Presque Isle presented a
bill to prohibit the shooting of ducks on
the Kennebec below the Gardiner bridge
between sunset and sunrise, and the use
OF jack lights on the river or Merry
ing bay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

An Inh eritance Tax Law Proposed by
Yesterdays Session of Legislature.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-18

People interested In the bill to make
shorter the working hours of women and
minors are gathered here. The Dill VIII
be opposed by the mill corporations OF
the state, aud Agent Fennell OF the Hill
mill of Lewiston, has been here look the
ground over, and some of the third mouse
lawyers are said to be here IN the IN
terests of the mill corporations. =, Inc
Field OF Lewiston, and some Massachu-
setts labor leaders are expect ed tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT
TODAY SltiHpy I.nsf
HOUSTON SPOTS.
To-Day. Satday.
GALVESTON SPOTS
NEw ORLEANS SPOTS.

steady. Quotations.: NV c'osea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
BOARD OF MISSIONS
CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH AT WACO.
Programme for the Week of the
Meeting Includes Many Interest,"
ing Topics for Discussion.

Waco. Texas, May 31.-The State con-
vention OF the Christian church will open
tomorrow afternoon with session OF the
Christian Women's Board of Missions. The
programme for the week is as follows:
Tuesday afternoon-2 to 2:l5-Devotion-
al. Mrs Homer r. Wilson. Fort Worth
2:l5 to 2:25--President's address. Miss
Grace Carlton. Bonham. 2:25 to 2.30-Ap-
pointment of committees; 2:30 10 2:io--
History of Christian Women's Board of
Mission WORK in Texas Mrs. II II. Smith,
Dallas; 2;i0 to 2;50--Report Of State treas
urer. Mrs $, p. Stahl. Dallas: 80 to 3
India Mrs. s. W. Crutcher, Plano; 3 10
3;lo-The gain of being a member of the
Christian Women's Board of Mission. Mrs
VIM Bayard Craig san Antonio; $40 to
S30-Renort OF children's and young pco-
Pies work. Miss Fannie Malone. Dallas
$3.50 to 3,35-song by Waco Junior Chris
tian Endsavor; 3;35 to i:05 Mexican mis-
sions-Miss Bertha Mason, Mexico; :p5 to
4:ld-Report of State secretary and organ
izer Dr. Olivia Baldwin, Austin. Ala to
Observation-Disclosures
Tuesday evening--7:i5 to S:15-Devoiion-
al, Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell. Whitesboro;
S;l5 to S;30-Report Of committees 80 to
Address Mrs Persis l.. Christian,
Eureka Springs; 9;l5 to 9:i5-Miscel-
ldHtNsss
Wednesday morning Sunrise. meeting,
Think on these things" Phil. AS Miss
Maggie Hunter, IIonston; $50 to Bible
study Professor j. Is, Sweeney. Add Ran
university; to 9.S0--Devotlonal, A. NJ.
Harra, Hlco; 9h0 to l0-Presilent's ad-
dress. u. w, Prichott, Van Alstyne: 10 TO
lU:l5--Report Of the president Of the board,
Judge Arson Rainey, Dallas, 1915 to 10 80
Report OF secretary, G. ID. Smith. Dali
las; 1880 TO 1-Report OF corresponding
secretary, ]. W, Hosapple, Wichita Falls;
il to il .30-Discussion; 1870 to 12-Mis-
cellaneous.
Wednesday afternoon-2 to 2:l5--nevo-
tional. T. ID. secrest. Coleman; 2:l5 to 2:45
= How TO Enlist the Country and Village
Churches" X. c. Horn, Vineland. 2:i5 10
Discussion S;l5 to 345-"kow to
Raise Missionary Money" R. r. Hamln,
Palestine: 3:i5 10 4;l5-Discussion; i;l5 TO
;3o-Misoellpneous.
Wednesday evenng-7.i5 to s.l5--De-
yotlonal, George Van Pelt. Weimar: s'l5
TO 9-"our Plea" c. Mcpherson, WaXa-
aaehie; TO 9:45-sivery chimes.
Thursday morning-Sunrise prayer meet
ing Run With Patience. - Hebrews,
Nii. l-2. Miss Lou Thomas, Pearsall; $50
TO N-Bible study. Charles Carlton. Carlton
college; . to 9;30--Devotional. Y. II. Stapp,
Melissa; $3.50 to i0-Eduoation as a Factor
IN christianity, VIM. Bayard Craig, san
Antonio 10 to 10 30 Education Among the
n'selples' Professor J, Baldwin, Austin
iV'So to ll-Add-Ran. Her Fruits and
Neens' Professor A. Clark, Add Ran Uni
Nersityi II 10 l;S0-Duty of the South
west 10 our Texas Christian University, y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
FINANCES FEEL nErrrR.
Henry Clcws' View nf Wall street
CnnI iinmfs.

Now York. Nav a0.-puring the mast
week. Wlll street has shown m .mprov-
ing tendency. Step hv step normal con-
d.tlons prc gaining asceudarcv' ana the
adverse Incidents OF politics domestic and
foro.rn. are steadily losing thor effect.
For a long usriCi. these sDcC.al eNtr-
neous factors have stuguuh.l the lnvcst-
mon; ana speculative markets alike. and
uo1ral Influences have been held entirely
~ suhieoNou 10 their paralvasng effects,
NOW, the relative alnding OF those dif-
ftrent sets % cuGituonS rs reversed, anl
the lntTusip causes regulating values ~
crlVo thvr Old time attention and have
their legitimate effect IN Determining the
course OF prirts This IL a heIithful and
hopcful symptom. for IT shows that the
opl side sniiuences WHICH have SO long dis
tnrbed cunilGencf are EfniuallN hisrn-
bearing. VIII .Ch Is The one thina uccdtul to
"A restoration OF activity. Inc aroid. NJ 9,
of notifies. the probabilities OF war and
have very Quick bearing on prcos. hpt
they do not create activity but rather.
siagnancN. because OF tho spec.al unccr-
| only influences on which the men of Wall
street. VIII Operate freely are these anon
| which thNy can form a reasonable ludg-
| mont II ia therefore hopeful sign
| when influences Of the latter KIND are
coming into control.
| As aboy intimaied Wen street ~ indls-
| Among fa"'ors Affection the market ia
| W RAINY II int Ht7itlui Nti'tl'N t0WahN aU
! improNoment iu tho earnings Of the rail-
| roads, both uross ana net. as COMPARED
! with those OF wear ago. The gross earn
| ings of eighty roads for the iirat week
| OF MaN amount to So ald.lS5 an increase
| Of S9os 295. OF ,, per cent: while hftY-siS
roads FOR The second week OF Nav renori
| NlS.ldO an increase OF ssiniN, or 6,3l
per cent. AS 10 net earnings, 10 roads
show an increase Of N,dl5~1 for March
or al the rate of about . ner cent; while
for the first three months OF the wear N
! roads exhibit a gain OF slCii 900 or al the
rate OF nearly ucr cent one Of the mos
satisfactory foaturcs OF this Improvement
Is that Il extends p"ttv evenly over III,
roads of all sections, showing that IN,
recovery ls due 20 causes common to III,
country NJ large.
posed TO attach much practical lmuDri
aaco to the outside isstos. that have beer
SO long interfering with operations. II
Eives littlo hoci TO the cuban question
The senato's passagc OF tho helllEnreno,
| resolution scarcely produced a ripulc on
tho stock exchange, for the reason that
tho house Is reg.liiied as faforlng eo-oper-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

The following notice complimentary 4
several Texas ministers is Reproduced TN
the Charlotte Observer, North carollsr
a magnificent audience assembled ID ID
First Presbyterian church Of Chariot, lr
Friday night to hear the distinguished n.
Dabney's paper. 1t was a marvsloss u.
position OF marvellous mind. Dr hs
ney was introduced by Dr.. Hall .! o..
umblA s. c.. TO read the fourth o u
Westminster addresses. As this vsns'iss
man OF God, with his snow white hiIi al
distinguished bearing, rose to spsak u
eager listeners who were waiting fcf u
every word. the sight was one TO NOSE (.
fearless eyes and fill even hard h.af's VIZ
tenderness.
nr. Dnbncys address was Of he ns,l
order. that the men who wrote tie GUS.
sion of faith would have written. w
deep. learned and magnificent In Us ls'l
and phraseology. 1t was worthy q -
ney. The largo audience followed .as -
utterances with an all-absorbing a'ellA.
In many respects DR.. Dabney IS lae ".
most man In the church. For mn! =, ~.
he was professor OF different eaaa' !.
Union Seminary. Va. his work las's - - :
ed him a great and original THINKER, .s, ~
teacher. with the power Of N =. y.
mind and spirit and OF stamping ~ ~
sonallty in all hls students ! $500, 80
preacher. author, ecclesiastir. pni,''s 80
he has no superior in the unl!es ~, ~. ~
Though now past 20. his form ls .u ..,, ~
and his mind clear. He Is Conn., !. II
from Texas Presbytery, wne's y
lived for some fifteen years na
Texas sends two other strong ma Z ~
assembly in Charlotte, Or, n - ~
and Or. King, Dr. smoos has . nS hi
titled with every important Gue, IS
hes been up for discussion. ne 1-,sessr
sklllful parliamentarian' a Do ssr, r.
rare power and fighter OF uenisA-
sources. ,r,,, bas bes.
Texas many years. He has l s.sct.ss
strong church, which loves ni ~. I tc,r.
for h,s loyalty, his sympathy n''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Chicago, May 3l4There was Il better
general demand for cattle ana prices ruled
stronger, with desirable cattle selling in
numerous cases loc higher per loo pounds
Sales were on II basis OF 3.s5a4.25 for the
comnWn lcts Of nptiVe dressed beef steers
up 10 5.o0pa.31 for choice TO extra cattle,
with IN" hulk 5 Hing al 1854 80, as there
was tho usual scarcity of choice ma ured
hecVcs. StocKers did fairly well at firm r
prices. Hnl butenors' and Gamers stun
was active and hrm. Calves were steady
as wire Texas cattlo.
pesi.te the LIBERAL supply of hogs. prices
were .iac per 100 pounds higher, there be-
INK an acriye demand on local and SHY
pug account. sales were largely at 3hon
$50, he extreme rauge helug 32iisH5. o2i2,
wNh Urine assorted Lights selling at a
small premium
There was nm 0etiye derand for sheep,
'eud prices ruled firm at a.b0g6 0n for
sheep. with salus largely at S,oqi %.
Lambs sil eot 3.250j.l0 for poor to ohoige.
Wuoled AOorados sold actively NJ h4OG
$50. Spring laml. brought 4'oVHd'~ per
100 rounds.
/ ZOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
M. Rains. Cincinnati; 1850 to ,:-Y.,,.

NJ. Rains. Cincinnati; il:sO to ,.-y...
laneous. 'V 7" i-xss!-
Ihursday afternoon--2 to e:l5-D,,-s.
al, J. NJ. Baird. Whi,ewrisht, 81; , 80
Report OF committees; a:is 80 { y
ttemaLic COOPERATION withou, Etc,ss.s. y
ISM w. X. Holman, Dallas. AZ; ,.,r
discussion; S;i5 to i.l5-p.,.....
churches and Churches pastor 'i n
Lowber. Austin; AIS to i:s0-gI,,.,I,,..
Gus 's.'S'sa's'
Thursday eveuing-7:l5 to s.,,-,.-
lional. d. a. Russell Honey Cn,, e' n;
to S'i5-Home Missions to the Fu,, H. :
lamin l.. Smith, Cincinnati; s:,s 49,
World Wide Eyangelization, +. N p,s,
Cincinnati, 9;15 to 9:45-Mscellar4,.s.,, -
FRIDAY morning-Sunrls prayer ~.
ing: Christian Growth" !, Pe,s, { a
II. Il. Lingan, Houston: $40 N ~
study. Professor R. CLARK, Jarvis lrsrs.
TO 9:3O-Deyotlonal, ]. W. Marshal II,
nor: $3.50 10 lo-Our State SUNDAY S,s,.
Work Its Weak and Strong pol,Y j
II, Rosecrans, Dallas; 10 to lo.,-Il,,,,
sion; 1890 TO 1l:30-Better Ms.hsi, !,
Sunday School Work. George 3. R,n.s,v
Taylor; II to li:S0-Discussion; MS |,
l9-Miscellaneous.
Friday atternoon--2 to 2.io-De,o,i,,,l
". b. Carnes. cleburne; a:io TO !,n.ss
port of secretary; 2:25 to s:i;-9s.h,,,
Reading Course, Professor J. B. sxps,g
Add Ran university; Pas to ?;ss-gs.as.
ness and Endurance, B. ]. Forbes: s., i
3,05-Song; 1905 to S:2o-Educat.ca n
Enthusiasm, S. Guy Inman. Hous.aa. /.
TO S.+5--Need Of More Educated wwk.u
G.. II. Morrison, Ell Paso; S:i5 10 liz
Pledges, r. NJ. Rains, Cincinnati; Al; .
! so Miscellaneous.
FRIDAY evening-7.i5 TO s:i5-Dsvoeril
J. J. Cramcr. l4cckhart: Sis TO s.ss-ll
sunday School as a Soul Winner, Z,
Kellar, Galveston; S:45 to s.l5-The CHI
tian Eudcavor Movement, Granville Ie.s
Austin; 9;15 to 9;30-Miscelaneors; &.
to 9;45-Good- byes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
81. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. May i.-Cattlo--RccciD.s.
aoe. Nhipncats, none: market STEADY for
natives, " III no good cattle here. Texans
fancy eNuort steers. 50taa. 90 fair 10
rcod naive shipp.ng steers. 1904 90
dressed beef ard butche's' steers Qua
TN st,ers undcr 1000 mounds. 3.75fi !, -.
siockers aud feeders. 3 .00di.i0. cows ara
he!iers. i01i in' Texas nnd indian steers
f. S.Nhi, ~; grass. 500 COWS ana hrifeH
:. 2auS,O Hogs Reccipts 900; market a
shade stronger. lghts, 3ip3 bo mixed
S.oAl33,5a heavy. 3 ihlf365. Sheep-Re-
GENIE BON. shinmcnts none; market slow
ni.No mnttoHs 3.25ifi. -; culls and bucks
3'NrnS.n. TeNAs sheen 3.6piri.25, sprinr
lambs, / 25QIG,0a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York, May 3l.-Cotton seed nrod.
ucis are quiet and unchanged prime
crude oil. barrels, Oc; prime summer vel
low, barrels. 23isN2sc; prime cotton sec5
menl, $40 iOfial,JN per ton.
New Qrleans, Nav a. The market for
cotton seAi prn1ucts 81 Quiet. prlne
crude oil. IN bulk, t7n lSc. prime sumner
yellow. in barrels. 2sisc; meal AMI ns,ke
NS,Sni 80 pei. short ton. long ton. Tor
export, SaO0osl2lOO