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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FORT WORTH - MIR. Zimmerman and
Miss Kemp were badly bruised in a runa-
way.
HlLLSBoRo-Th returns from the
Aquilla justice precinct show that prohibl-
ton carried there by 77 to ~.
SAN SABA--A corps of engineers are
surveying and leveliug all the lands under
the proposed irrigation ditch line
WIlLIS-Thc willis summer normal has
opened with seventeen teachers present.
with promise Of as many mora 10 cdno
YOAKUM--A franchise FOR an electric
street railway system has been granted by
the city council to Nj. G. Ramsey * Co.
extraordinarily will be the last
DAY liquor will be sold in the town of oak
wood for two years, and perhaps longer.
ALNORD-Thc summer normal at this
place opened Monday with an attendance of
fifty-siX the first day, which Will grow 10
seventy five.
SAN SABA-The normal for san Saba
opened with about forty enrolled, with he
prospect OF more Professor George III.
Jlaean is conductor.
Henry jackson, negI"
has been lodged in jail under Indictment
charging the chloruiormjnE and outrage OF
II yclr-cld negro girl.
MANOR-hueust Finn, a former citizen
of this place under Indictment Cor violating
the niphlhltlon law, N,hL ~ N"S''h '""
gave hlmsvi UP 10 ShVl"t "Hi'''
WELLBORN--A negro boy about 20
years old by the name of Lewis Simon was
drowned while in bathing in the Bra2o-
river near here Saturday evening last,
WACO-Thc Central Texas Medical as
sociaiion is in session here. President
Blailock of McGregor in the chair Discus
| sion of important papers i, the business he
fIre the body.
BocLDAJ r-rnst SATURDAY, nirht n
! Mexican entered the house ot sam Robin
son a negro miner aud raped his l0-ycar-
/ old daughter Robinson and his wife We're
/ at a dance at another mine.
,.,n,,,,,,n -. ,,,,,,., no, ,t,.,,,,,+
,',na,,,, ,t,, ,,nor-oid d,urh,Sr nj "A
/ farmer near here, but Was frustrated. a
( large posse sarted in pursuit of him at
! orcn vim GOOD chances Of catching him
cAN ,>,roNIn A ,opnp woman nauc.l
! ,.,ti,,, p,,,,,tis,,l tooL % cents worth OF
IT,. ,,, ia .,a,,a,.,I hours Ia,cr Tha
| nv, PM "iiu vs. - oid ucr fnthc,
| INred Rnmchisel committed suicide several
| ,.aa,,. ,co nv hanging
u,petr,trp NJ Anaerson. n promi-
vi 49,, s.,,,e.,,. Injured Inv lis
| Heh1 e'u'H'''',t' va" ",.o,, ,ynnld aouhtl.sa
Jersey uui W. ,nt ~ - had MOI his
nav s'',s ,,r',, the buIl dry
i., So, o,,'.,,. iron, Ills fathorlfT
''H $50 e..,, ,as hoc, ,isdtbv / \. and
WH,p-9"'. H''e '. ~, ~ tha estate of
., fl"Wn 40 S.,oaasod for Inc benefit
| III !' - Dr." on,.,,.n ,c.fret tho Gulf.
ni Mrs' Tai go tSn raIIro,d for sl5. 900
suioi "uo " S,, No d,,,,h of nr. Brown.
u"'N""," .,,,,,,.,,oa ,,,,.,ir,, n,
YOAKtN-At the aolourneu in'es,"N
I, no. stf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15
4 has MUCH DOODLE
l., Over From the Fried
/" puoa to Elect Mckinley
|De TURNED LOOSE IN ONO
a n Quarter VIII lie
0 :, necessary to Land
the scnntorsh'p'

nj Iuly li.--The chron'''e
w. correspondent says; s'''','
anna will soon get away ', ,o,a,, w N
A,. .s and rejoin Major DICK II
do little planning for the .' sa,n
l, MAT state this fall The sena ,,.
necessity OF getting to WORK carr arr.
saoouse his personal interests
y w h,t because he has money
when senator Hanna closed up
,,or,,a, campaign last fall he iouho
~, nossossiou of from i,25c'ooo to
a. Ne had forced subscription TO
r,,n,ev fund on a seals that no other
had ever eoualled, and he f9nnu
nav u,ora than a milton dollars
M' ot the National repuoilcan
,ss' MIR. Hanna did not MAKE I"
on, the money. He concelVeu NV
V sas,ablishing permapent headqnal /
,so National republican committee
Non literature bearing upon the
~ the campaign OF 1896 could be
,na,sS aocordinr 10 the demand.
lion was selected rs the home OF
sunarters. and Maicr pick, VINO ana
4 confidential work ia Chicago dur
campaign. was installed Is socre-
salary of $3.50 year, Hanna 5
in perpetuating the campaign oil
as understood when he uneNpect'
brew Dick upon the republican ma
In ohio and demanded that he be
chairman OF the republican state
,tee. He landed Dick at tho head
state committee. and is. therefore
to meet any emergency that may
b.
riding to all accounts, Dick was
carte blanche by members of the
k,ee aad by larger contributors OF
cKinley fund TO spend the residue
|rrying on the campaign in Ohio
will doubtless transfer the account
|me bank and place 3, at the dispcs-
pick. 1t has been conceded that the
campaign is important to the future
party, and that 1t must be Won
the entire million and a quarter
idue is spent to gain the victory
lie band of some patriots recently
cd to Hanna for help In their state
ign. The senator replied: II hav,
les OF nv own in Ohio"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15

The shoot begun here today under thu
auspices of the Belton Shooting club I'm
der the personal direction of Messrs. still
hand and Holman. Is largely attended and
proving highly successful IN every way
The following visiting gunners are par
ticipating: j j. Booker, Jr., Jack II. jack-
son and IL l.. Sherrcl of Temple; w. j..
Darby aud Il. Il. Ramsdeli of Lampasas
T. H. Iighon OF Lott; j Is. coniis Of Gle
hurne. Albert Wilson OF Goldthwaite; +.
NJ. Fauso;c and Russell OF Dallas; i. Brady
of Waxahachie. l.. j. Lockett of Brennan
Austin H. Piedl OF San Antonio; j. A..
Jackson of Austin, l.. 7, T. Whitworth
and Captain Foster. Fort Sam Houston.
san Antonio; W. II. Bessling, Moxia;
Charles Howard and j. NJ. Reynolds,
Moody; T. E Hubbey, Waco, w %.
Perdno, a. n. Sanford and peadhird.
There were twelve events ON the pro-
gramme, which were executed to the evil
dent satisfaction Of the large attendance
II. NJ. Fausotc OF Dallas and Lieutenant
Whitworth of Fort Sam Houston tied In
the target medal shoot. making each 90
out of a possible CO. MIR. Fausote won In
the shootoff. making IA out OF a possible
IL TO Lieutenant Whitworth'b IL.
MIR. Fausote is n member OF tho North
Texas Gun club league,
/ A Jackson OF Austin won the Hive BIRD
shoot. making 10 straight; j. Is Conlisko
of Cleburne took second place, making "
In the Dupont and Hazard powder con-
test. special event Lockett of Brennan. j
A. Jackson of Austin, y, Whitworth OF
Fort sam Houston and +. NJ smith OF
Bolton tied. each scoring 10. and Will nhoot
the tie off tomorrow
The averages in todays SNORING ran
very high The entries for tomorrow are
oxnootod 10 be large. which may cause an
extension of the shoot 20 Friday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15
n.cnr WiIIinm. Cnptnrrd'

Barnesville, Ca, July lf,--.Scar W"
Jams who assaulted the o-year-old dausn-
ter Of Samuel Campbell near Atlanta on
saturday, was captured here today. a MOB
= sapt 4 ~ ~ sAs lecl ni'as'a-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15

Cincinnati. July 1t--Ail bets were de-
clnrod Off in the second race at Oakley
AS the owner of Noodoo could not give a
compietc pedigree and fully IDENTIFY ms
horte. winners: Kris Kring!e' froist
nan NV Mat Wand, l.. W.. Ensehie
Wlckca Prosecutor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15
nAwAllAN TnEATY REPoRTED.
No Especial Effort Win De Made ~
Press II at This session

press II nj This session.
yash,neton. July 4.--The senate COM
mittee on foreign relations asreeu 'oue,
10 report resolution for the raul'eanon
81 the Hawaii annexation treaty withou'
amendment. Seven OF the eleven members
were present. and all but Mr.. Turpie ana
Mr.. Daniel cast their votes for the reso'u-
lion OF ratification. Senator FryeS so'e
Vas slso cast In that interest BY proxy.
senators Daniel and Tsrpas 20 no< ~
Z FESTIVE stast u eppesatisp = N ues3y'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15
>.,,r,.,.n National Hank Failed.

Washington, July l4'-'ihe conp''''
of the currency has received telegram an
pouncIng the failure OF the Nebraska Ma
tional bank Of York, Nob. The hahk
cnpita, was $50 900. and according 10 its
last report had individual deposits oil w.
600 and owed $4,000 borrowed money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15

Atlanta. Ga. July 1.-THE Journals
Washington special says:
Tho Southern democrats In the senate
are combining TO fight the tariff when II
is reported back TO the senate.
Tho conference committee yesterday
having definitely decided to take cotton
bagging and cotton ties off the free list
and restore the house schedule, Senator
Bacon, on whose motion cotton ties were
put on the free list. said I'VE intend -
do everything to defeat the conference
committee on this point. If the republicans
do not yield, we will keep their bill hung
ZIP Indefinitely, for We have the comblna-
tim IN do IL 4"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20
Carlsbad Water
a Natural Alternative

Carlsbad Water is in no sense
a mere purgatiYe, as most people
believe, but is an Alternative and
eliminative remedy, which dis
solves tenacious bile, allays irrita-
ton and removes obstruction bv
aiding nature, and not by sudden
and excessive stimulation, as most
cathartic remedies do. It's action
is certain and a cure when effected
is permanent. Not infrequentlv
patients have to use the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt, in addition to the
water, as laxative.
Beware of limitations. The GEN
ulne Carlsbad Water and Carlsbad
SPrudel Salt must have the seal
of the City of Carlsbad and the
signature of "Eisner & Mendelson
Co., sole agents, New York" on
every label.
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under ground. The results were all that
the scientists could expect.

under ground. The results were all that
the scientists could expect.
FOLLOWING this came the experiment.
With the sugar beets. The varieties
nalyz1ng 80 and IL per cent sugar were
afted, and noticeable increase OF and
per cent of sugar first attracted the
a1'entlon OF the experimenters This in
crease was obtained accidentally. as the
eIectflc current was expected only to in
crease them in size and weight. Instant
~, however, the question of size was
anano oned, and every effort was directed
toward increasing the amount of sugar
IN the vegetables. This was slowly OBJ
tanned by a long series of experiments by
Whlcn the wires ana arc lights were tried
at al distances from the VEGETABLES
Elnally the right distance was obtained
Iheh nitrogen was added to the soil in
abundance. This was taken I'D SO ranidly
by the sugar beets that the soil was ey-
'hausted at the end of the season. Still.
every ounce of it had been converted
directly into sugar, and the results were
very profitable. So far the experiments
have shown an increase of sugar VARYING
from ~ to 10 per cent; but it is exnected
that this VII! increase to SO per cent after
further trials and experiments, Then
Germany's beets that give only ~ nov
cent of sugar will hardly be in the
market compared to the American cleo.
trocultured products.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20

WANTED-Situation as housekeeper in small
w family where there are no small Children
Call or address HOUSEKEEPER, So Oxford
street CITY, 1S~1
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SCHOOL WATCHES.

Bows watches $3.50 to $4,000. Girls, Watches
$500 to $500. Every watch warranted a ono4
timer. MCKINNEY the jeweler, Monument eGdt
square. sep9dtf
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WANTED-By a capable person, experienced
w in linen room store room and housekeep.
ing, a position in hotel or boarding house.
Would do chamber work or second work in pri-
waite family or sewing Best of references. APP
ply room 8, 500 Congress street. 1871
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wANTED-sIruArIoNs.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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CLERKS AND CARRIERS for the Portland.
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salaries. dates Of examinations, &C., and beauti.
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-. AL, IN a letter TO LII. H. "
Fierce, chief consulting physician of the
lnval1ds' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buff
falo, N Y, says: 81 suffered for fourteen
years with female weakness, nervousness
and general debility, trying everything l
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of DR.. Pierce's medicines, thought would
try once more to find relief. | took the
Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite
Prescription and too great praise cannot be
given for the rapid relief they gave me. |
am now free from the former troubles, and
may God bless Dr.. Pierce in all his under
takings to cure suffering humanity. ~
Thousands who had reached this forlorn
and hopeless condition of body and mind
have found new hope and rescue in the use
of these marvellous remedies.
DR.. Pierce's great thousand page book,
"The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" is sent free in paper covers for 81
one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only;
or cloth bound for 81 stamps. Address,
Dr. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Rev. K Thompson, of East Calais, Washing
ton Co, VT writes concerning this great work:
% a m charmed with the style and general sub
iect matter of the entire work. consider it
valuable addition to my carefully selected library
The purpose to set men right physically is noble
one / am also pleased with the refined and at
the same time fearless way in which you handle
those delicate subjects pertaining to biology thus
making the work admirably fitted for the young
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

RICYCLES-I want to buy from $4,000 to
AZ $4,000 worth of light bicycles, new, old and
damaged; pay highest cash prices; extra prices
CAL or send postal to call on you. No business
done ON Saturday. BOSTON STORE. All Fore
ST. now 4w
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w ANTED-A young man, double entry
w bookkeeper wants a position in Portland
Has also had some experience in the banking
business. Best of references. Address o. this
office. SO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20
NEW YORK'S MILK.
Amount Required and Where 1t Is OBJ
tanned.

1t Would Need Big Pond to Hold It's
Supply for Single Days Use-worL oe
the Buying Agents-Care of Milk ;,
Transits-Dairies in the City-Daneers
from tuberculosis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-20

WANTER-In planning mill and general
w jobbing shop. a man capable of running
woodworking machinery. None but steady,
honest men need apply. Also man who has
some experience in box making. Steady work
to the right men. FRED S. SHERBURNE.
Sanford, Me. 90 304
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A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN would like
IN aposition in Portland or vicinity as conf
panion for an invalid lady, or to do chamber
work and sewing can help young people with
lessons or care of small children. Address
Box 1872, Peaks Island. 16-l
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LOST AND FOUND

Z QST-Sunday afternoon 1t FaiF q rail- ,-eyrad
IA eye glasses, with gold chain alta, he he.
Win finder please leave at PRESS or ICE.
III
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EHOR RENT-House in western part of city
containing rooms with bath hot water
heat. newly papered and painted sunny expos
lily. For particulars apply Real Estate Office.
First National Bank Building, FREDERICK
S. VAIL. 19l
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Thre young ladies to learn our
~ business; steady wook and good pay.
Can at room 80, Rines, Building, 542 1-2 Con-
gress street l.. w. STOCKBRIDGE & co
Managers. III
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Neutrality-suspicious. foreman for corn
required. Address BOX 79S, Portland. hi
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ITO LET-Desk room in the Oxford Building
H. 1876 Middle st. Inquire of JANITOR. Isl
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NOR SALE-I shall receive a Gar load of
from the West. weighing from 1000 to 1000 lbs,
several nice matched teams Prices lower than
eyer eyer before. j. A. TRAFTON. Cumberland
MAiS,me. 1871
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted xader Ahis hsgd
one week fer 25 cents. cash in advance.
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FH1O LET-DOwn stair rent No. IA Winter ST.
4 Hot water heat and in best OF repair
throughout Apply at No 2S1 Spring Street.
JAMES Balm. Xxi
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WANTED-Lovers of music to call at 215
w Cumberland street and interview B. A. Lib
by, banjo teacher. Latest method of instruc-
ton used. Nothing tiresome Good banios
FURNISHED pupils without extra charge. Terms,
so cents per lesson. B. A. LIBBY. ocsS6-4
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ENOR SALE-Hyacinth. tulip. cvocus and mar,
~ cls SUI bulbs at reduced prices. KENDALL
WHITNEY,, Federal and Temple4streets,
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WANTED-A few smart people, ladies or
~ gents to work in city on salary. Call af-
ternOonS, Room A SWett'S Hotel 1871
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q WOuldu JdllS
erboard she some
m es browns when
ere is a life buoy just
thin a few strokes of
r all because she
esn't happen to see
Sick people often
IRISH in the same way.
Zip is within reach,
= but TIL e Y d on t
rs know just where
mz>it is. They be
~ come discouraged
Y and dis guste d
Z with taking med
icines and give
up in despair.
Mary J. Stewart, of
Santa Clara Co.
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FOR SALE

Grocery store. fully stocked, in the center of
the town. three doors from the post office. For
particulars apply to GEO. F. TENNEY, Bruins
wick, Me. nov1Sdlws
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WANTED-Parties wishing good rooms with
W board at reasonable rates to call at 3O7
cumberland street where the dining room is open
Nov16. today under new management res pect-
fully soliciting your patronage. Table boarders
wanted. MRS. L. G. JOHNSTON 1871
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ITO LET Upper tenement of seven rooms
Il sunny and convenient, steam heat. AMY
at Al Brown street ring right hand bell. Is
ITO LETT will let the lower part of nv house
IL all furnished, or a few rooms above fur
nished for light house keeping. Address r. e..
This Office. lei -
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NOR RENT-House No. street, pleasantly
located in Knightville near power house.
rooms, with open fireplace. Shed.
penthouse ETC.; excellent view of harbor rent
very moderate. For particulars apply Real Estate
Office, First National Bank Building, FREDER-
LCh .. VAIL. 16-1
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7 ,ARGE ROOM with alcove on first floor al
IA 80 Casco street; water closet sink and coal
room all connected Suitable for dresmaker
or light housekeeping. For further particulars
Apply db % DiNO"N 81. 151
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-03-12
RETIRING CABINET WAS LEFT OUT.
One Of the Oversights Made by the
inauguration Committee.

Washington, March 5.-The failure Of
President Cleveland's cabinet to attend
the inaugural ceremonies on the east
fICnt of the capitol yesterday, and the abb
sonce of Secretary Olney from the whole
proceedings, was due to some slight over
sights of persons charged with the prep
aration of the inauguration program,
with which neither the old nor the new
administration is chargeable. There Is no
established precedent for the attendance
Of the retiring president at the induction
of his successor, and when 1t was no
ticeu by the cabinet members that no
place had been set down for them In the
official program and in the line of escort
to the capitol, they had no feeling on the
subject and were prepared to accept the
fact gratefully. However, 1t was deemed
necessary to call the attention of the SEN
ate committee to this matter and this was
done, but further lapse occurred some
where and provision was not made for
them. Before the escorts started for the
capitol the omission was discovered by
General Porter and President Mckinley
himself, and the cabinet was placed in the
proper position in line as McKinley's per-
sonal guests, all save Secretary Olney,
who could not be reached in time with
news of the arrangements.
Ex-Queen LII Had a Pull.
The following letter explains how Lii
uokalani obtained access to the senate
| during the proceedings:
United States Senate, Committee On
| Foreign Relations, Feb. 26-Hon. Richard
| Olney, Secretary of State-Sir: Ex-Queer
| Liliuokalani is DESTROYS of witnessing The
| inauguration of the president and vice
| president-elect on the 4th of March, and
has made application, through her friends
for two seats-one for herself and one fol
| her escort.
1T is impossible for the committee OF
| arrangements to provide these places ex
cept In the diplomatic gallery but as tick
cts to that gallery are to be sent to you
| for distribution, the committee does nc
feel at liberty to assign seats in the gal
| lery to any one.
| 1T is, however, the judgment of Thu
| committee on arrangements that you pro
| vide seats for the ex-queen out of the 9
to be sent to you for use of the diplomats
| corps. JOHN SHERMAN,
| Chairman Com. on Arrangements"