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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19
HOUSTON DAILY Posr SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 10 1897.

leaving at $50 a, M, stops only at Alvin
and makes che run IN one hour and twcu-
N-hve minutes. Returning, trains leave
galveston at $40 p. m. Sis y. m. 1880 p.
m. and the special at 1905 - M
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Gorge Grove. ottawa, III; \. +. Car
yno Galveston, w. II. IL. owen. Shreve-
prt. W. g Allison, Macon, H.; i. g.
lhri Corsian,,; sam Fey. New Orleans;
T. szailr, New orleans; w n. tirfhih.
h, Louis, Mo. Geo. n johnson. purcell
1T; d. r. Hart, DenisoN; l.. Frlnkeu
ssner, New York; a. A. VamtIl. en-
neo: W. b. clark Houston: Mrs. \. W.
fssyes and SON Fort Worth X. :. Mel
lon, New osleans. Geo. Grove, blaMn.
H.; NJ ]. liobright, Dallas. Charles j.
swe 7,man, city: Geo. r. F'in'. Louis
vile. y. l.. Melton, Now orleans: u.
lasker, Galveston; F)aI'i Warren. simon
ton: 0. H. hiiGhsmith, Cuoro, l.rRoy
Parker, Beaumont; Mrs. Fs''W"nS. h;aElf
Lake: n NJ currio. ltichmord; Wlliialn
Moon, Waco. TrSas; W. T.. ilouEtl, llous.-
ion and Texas Central rai!roai. n NJ
White. Houston; r. A. Fisher Eyan3-
vile, Ind; Geo. a. lItll Austin; u NJ
Melton, Dallas: led IfOhst, 5. lAlaes, =
Page, Fort Worth: w, \. Noolke. Sain
angelo; j. No. he and wife. Sherwood W
Il blanks. Sherwood; Il. j. Parker lNll-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19
". r.. ". nistric, Conference.

cleburne. Texas. June i7.-At The res
sion of the womens Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist Episcopal church
,souihi Tor this district, Mira. Mungerdeie-
eate 10 the annual meeting Of the wouan'h
board At Birmingham. Ala, gave itpnrt
of all the proceedings. Here are few Of
the financial ilsms
Total value Of property owned by This
body s2GG 900 Searlll Bible Sgraiuing
school 81 o10 day schools sup Ted ":
boarding. schools supported. ". misson-
aries in foreign work a. medical inlsHion
aries. Bible women supported. "; total
amount cxocndcd pls. year. 500, 600 bal
ancr on hand after all claims are met,
$lOiB
During the nineteen vars eNisieDre OF
this society they have raised and expended
over 81 000.000; amount contributed by
Northwestern Texas conference past year.
S156g 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-19
AND JURY DOCKET STOLEN.


FIJI VIII Crentc IA Sensation.
jr,, '''e' TeSas. June IS The grand
Ia, VI" probably adjourn today. They
~ bilis very hard but have found very
stole ~ Last Tuesday at noon some one
sgch uo s,and jury docket. whlrh has very
rols the members. There are ru-
sts SHE me grand Jury report viii Gre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
d LEvIx.

ID. Levin. OF Tacoma. Republican, repre-
sentative from tie Thirty-afta district,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

1-v Se-1yzsr ecz-sw Nax yc~x. Tsly "a
~ Re Scszt IS sA-sy zsss e. IS sstAsr's
1&EI- gang - sch@74 ~ rse xtn<ar
Earn -Se r-aEe q ezgss~ T@ Yvss =
AaSsaG-1 ts- . sAa-z tsrre nns returned 20
New 1erz- vns-e - res-8f-az - 50. n
tsAt rear Ae moved - G2cAs gar a-z fSr
sAx yeAzs has s2g&xeS n operating s&w
nils. Re sttsvwxr5 CAV. ais axxszsscn %
farming Tor EeAay years he SSzne -
Washington n 1Sa kscatsng IN wnstcazr.
est afrerws-1 moved - Snstssr. gasoa
cos1-sy. whsrs he IS a. present Engaged n
ras e-nx Business Mr. E7zeSs AzS ben
tsses married. II So ard ssea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
RoBERr GERRY.

Rossrt osrry. .; Pss~o. Dezscrat. rep
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srETEY ID. KICKS.

Sssssw T. Hicks q Sas.scz- Pop1sssis
~ss~sx<zsAfgvs frozu &c Twsnsy-ns1ta dis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
JOHN m. LfRar

1sAa 3. TaAAy. cf Port Townsen.. H.
publican. representative A>er1 the Ta4rrv-
MS 1SStrSot. sSs Aoz1 = Virginia IN lisa
rs FArezss Removed 70 California II 49,
ard - ESse Ae arrived On Puget Sann3
E~o-1 an early sge - es-s AeSn engaged
= sze&zr sss@1Sas. altAezEA Tor = few ssars
ne save al= asssntscE - seey eiorlns and
lumber usI2t1g. he aaS bad charge az
st-Aznasa-s = a. 10 Puget sound wsts~s.
ard Wien 80 PGses Soma Tsxaest Con-
r4zr WAS organized Capt. LIBBY. b@c2Gas
% rs sho-sS2ga kzew.@&gs o< 80 details
or ne oa2sgzess> was rsa1s superintendent
sssh ssazsszlzsrsars ~ Pert Townsend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

D~E&wz~es . 70 ra-za 60 wasNl-x-o- 81
as sn1 szxszs1 81 fh4 Hzs-1e.rsrx ar1
ecnzrArst1w s1s7-ess uaEss r@ku-k ~ raEs-
road COX .rzcrszE with tae Nsr6Aern Pa
caae -assros1 a ss7z IN zs-S - sssas~s e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

<wzsyssss-x - was sGs-fsx nz@ez-
-. - s~zs -srs rears.lz. ard r~-es@esss
- z .ss~~wa~ss Fre- EEseFsn smxx Ne
- = s~nrs~. Wasn. 20 oreEvg 4 rscst-
- - s1rvx1z f-zSxe~e-zeEs Ccrz~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

ns1 eaker ID . Gezasfon csa1rn wnar~ the
tsz-1 - SszsaeT ncw ssansS xaznx KIN
cad remained there Z=tE driven sg ssur-
ssS sae Axs2lan war ct zSsS ard 4 YVES xSsa
before - returned F~csn Fcr< ssessacosaa
20 TIE E-2yallSr v&4zsy lie kzs n@en A
f8TEasr zsar1y All ais Asa Was tie arst
postmaster - S@znns~ AID sor three Fe@rs
engages n gsae-zl -nereAa111xsng Il Noa-
tara Re sar~e1 enc tArza as coen.y eazn-
missioner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
W. n. sEYMoRE..

". B. Seymore az Chico. KitSap county.
Republican. representative from TIE TAR
tisfh district was born Ia Dover. y. X.
in Use. he resided in Boston AMI attend
ed the public schools in that city until
iSS2. when his parents removed to san
Francisco. AZ the age OF IA he went 70
SEA as cabin boy. and at q rosa - COM
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g. n. RICHMOND.

g r Richno7s. O. CsntraLs, Fopalixt.
Representative 1rorn xhe THezty-ssxt dks-
-rsct was bern jane 2. 1sSe. HIS early lzs4
WAS s2ezt en- > farm Re entered Hsd6!ax
collage. Aasag5cr. IL II is-s. art grzEa-
ats3 theresrcra IN June, 81. having been
chosen Vale5tctsrizn - his class. IN the
fai, CT tsse be entered Union college OF
iaw. Chicago. Il. sus after few months
vas compelled 20 abandon the study Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
THE NEW STATE CAPITOL.

law on account OF 81 health Ha taughs
school twc years snd then located on a
farm IN central Missouri. engaging in
farming and stock raising until the spring
% fsSe when he removed - CentraIta.
Wash. Since locating there he has been
engaged IN the real estate and Insurance.
business most of the time. Was elected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14

a-S graduates Fru-1 rse Eastman E@sE-ass
crls@rs zazgzkseEs4e ~. y. Re eazs 70
was nrtaz e 80 z1s xsrre zs& Eas -
sfzzs - ETznk-sr cu1a@y. engaged n tn4
g~ze-41 merchandise rzzssn4sz. He vas an
zs1s-z1sm e. Ellsworth. axxAsssne pessr1az-
t-r - Walia Wa-a q EsS.-ss. ana treas
uTer q F-2n<f1n e0srev q -ssz-sZ E= vas
n member ~ tne Eo-x+h h1ase ~ repre-
seut&nF-s
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y. u. HaGaDoy.

=. Hsgz49r. Of QuAllAT2ts. silver Re-
vvssiscsr. represent ss> from tf@ Thirty
.~c0ysf 6sstr1sst. ~as horn ~ Howell Mser.
October - ISL lie vas @iaeat@d q xhe
fer gar nea2@ss SCHOOLS. and wa1eu eoTz5ng
20 cisss state kocstsd On tne olynTpfe pep
Ursula. w@z@rs &c IL szgsxsS 80 agricultural
gsars4fgs
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"a. w. cASwoop.

r y. Casw0eS. - Asotin. Pep rep
reasniatgv~ EroEa eae Elghth discreet. was
hara % CoissaarE. "a. july IS. &saL He
moves - Mtnne@ota ST. iS1 thsree 20
California ln 1s1s- Erow. California -
wsrg 20 ArtaonS ard Nexiea He came -
WASHINGTON IN sSSs ware fn Arlzcna ani
Msxfco Re as engaged IN s1ia4nK he ia
res "a TIA BUSINESS q contracting Ara
building RE vas educated IN TIA common
schools - AEEnneaoEa.
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A. MArHtoT

A Math.ot. % Malta wans. silver R~-
unnl8raa. renrass ~s.attVs from Lae Eleventh
s&srrfss vas hsru e. ta~ northern PART
% FSNece. January 7. fssA fr1r1t-
x~a-ss ~ RE taltsd States With
So fzsheF ~ 1855 ard setsled in
H.xala1s eounty. near Hnlseore. oaie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-14
CYRUS r.. cLAPr.

Cyrus r. Ciapp. q Port Townsend Re-
publican, repFese NATIVE from The Thirty
first district was born IN pts-asa8uls
county. Maine. July =, 1851. He was edu-
Gated 81 that state anf a Ireland ard S,et-
hand. he was With the firan Of Ja,dan.
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Marsh 4 Co. Boston, for sous years snst
IN LsTe eanaa 20 Port Townsend He was
engaged tn ira hotel business at that pace
for eight years ard then for eight years
devoted his attsrtkon % the sale Of zen-
eral merchandise a. DunEeuexs. He found
e1 TIE Merchants bank 81 Port Townsens
and eonzsue<ei X successfully TIL lsaa, nhen
- found y necessary 20 devote ais entire
tire 20 his private affairs. 1Fr CIzpp vas
elected o1e Of IRE FIRST oasuncllraen q Pert
Townsend sn5 was Alarasss urzrsFrssssSiss
esertest treasurer OF CT5&slArn county. but
refused 80 qgsalify believing &. woss5d cor
ff-s with ais business Otherwise a. has
taken no part n pSsistes as an ofsce seeker
o. Office noIfsr Dir. Csapp IL narrlsI and
has three chlhdren.
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A. w. sTVHnMAx.

A ", Stshr7asR. % Lake Park. rfsrcs
county, Nop9ftst. representative Ercrs1 ths
LatrTy- seGFta district. was bern ~ Ger
man parenfages II .SS1. II SpsnSsT e@safy,
Indiana. wesra. &2aA re Mas Is vears 10
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r. L. koEHLER.

e. L Kcehler. OF Absrdeeu. Democrat.
representative from the Twsnty-e.ghta
district. was barn in A1sSatins. IA. jan
uary - 1888 ard received pabiic school
education. he left Muscat1ne IN ISIS ana
took UP hiz residences In Asehigon. Eaa-.
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JOHN FORBES.

JEAN Ferries. of Tacora. Democrat. rep
ressutAffvs from Ire Thirsy sixth district.
was horn az S~w AMMAN. Colchester coar-
~ Nova Scotia AaTnzt - 1850. ard 10 Of
Scotch frssh extraction. He was e9neatsd
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HENRY CARR.

Weary Carr. - Crov1,ie. Ok2noEsa
county. Popullss. representative from ths
sixteenth dlssrssr wAs bern a. Prairie ia
rsonz s. CEaEr couEtg. fE3rets. &9veu5 Der
S fSE Re reserved a partially scientific
esucauoa an6 hRs seer professionally az
xsxea II oEanexar county as United
states 6sputv mineral surveycr He vas
formerly 81 independent Democrat.
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CALVIN s. BARLOW.

Gavin = Barlow. % TacomS. Rep1hli-
car. representative from he Thirty-sfth
district was born n S'Gwtltn county.
Washington territory. near Mount Conn.
May u, 1895. Ills parents rad crossed the
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8. c. HIxcAID.

= g Etues6. 81 summer. s Yer RepasA-
llcar. representative from TIE Thrtv-shfr4
Gstr5rc. was Born ia Marian eauaty, Ms
souri, IL ISts When Re wzs years % sxs
he was brought ~ aas E2tasr 70 ths tasa
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G j. MOORE.

Z :. Macre. q Mount Pleasant. SKA
mania rcgntv. Fop13st. representative
from tha Twen y-aTst d.strtct Nas aarn
rear Wavuesoslrz. Green caungy. Pa.
Mareh u fsN ElS sAgaer wss an asoli-
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c. y. momrspRo.

: 2. Me- gz&re. - Eaath. Spokane
sszsy repultst. vssresea alive from tAs
20 dzsfset was bern fn Jackson caan-
9. Esanskses. October Z zsE Efs 1cved
: xssnsgr "a isE ard resided "a that state
r yaazs. re ezza % FFmshlaxton In
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where he engaged n business til ia
h@aIth failing. 80 retire4 and came 70
vrAszlzxreu territory e Nay. issA Re 10
eat@s permanently en- Grsgs asroor az
a place THAI r. TON called Aa@f1sea tn
Jane q Ire same year. and has Been a
resilient % that city ever since, con9sct-
inx a 1rezcaEtlle easAress most q tha
tsrra He vraz a raeza Der u tee Hrsg coun-
~ ~ ne city CT Assr5sen. las bees civ
treasurer Two terms s-4 = a. pTeReat
-~ss ssst - re Ezslness Meas Associ2-
ss-~ - se-ss@-
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T.. j. wsrEE-

: J. NeAtse ~ SpsszHua. Dseusasrsfs rep
~essAssys sragn tae Fossra s+.ssxass. was
~ a sNelaw eaaafY. 8ss9aAss Nay L.
3 Be xas sasea tsa n fAs % Sc ssaeols
gs4 = Interested &c ussEE
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MILES II. HOOPER.

Ei.eS =. Hooper. o. Josason Whitman
ea9nty. POaalist. Representative fran the
sesaF-h district. MAS born 81 a farm IA
Knox county. Indiana. Il ls4s- He was ed
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=. = Busl3.

Essa. oz Ezav C'enser. Eacs@- snszn-
rT- kntsrssEsteTt. Fserssas-atHszs sro-u r8ae
rs srEy-@fs &zsrrrgs zsE9 EsFn e. Hzsas
go4nEy, Sew YORK. - akML re c,em<a sc
w4skskz4w 11-zrg. A.es-S&z - -. AT
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J. c. CONNIE

G. Ccr1ne, cs Yekn. Po01sst. repre-
sentative from che Twengy -@@venth dks-
r-ect. was born ~ Ashland county. o. n
lSSs was brought I'D on a farm ard re-
moved Win his 1afh<r 20 Iowa n IsSs he
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Ne -ss u re grst- ncss-sSx n xs-<ss
Tor i've ysA-s al - Eew engaged n lie
graEz-g ara -ur4rg - y~ar4s IL t~s-xe
co--1y
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corzr1e need teaching school n Isss and has
followed the WORK more or fess ever since.
He enlisted n Ths Uu,0n army In iss1 and
was mustered cur in 1853: vas captured a.
tire battle % Pea Ridge and renamed a
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TERRA Stafford. o. Cze-ElE-- Porzssxt.
REPRESENTATIVES f~1n re EEghtser.h SIS
trler. was acrz fl NzsEexzzn cazz1y. Nsch-
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JOIN A. slLKEY.

joan A. es4aSex. 1f Ma1tsSszo. Sstwar Re-
r1otscsr. representative tram The twenty
eaxaee district. Was bora n HEztrs, Deem
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iSs5 and IN the following year located IN
Elan. where he st8u resides. deveting
his attention 20 the drug ans. grocery bust
ensz
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Msvea - orszon IN 80 ard sest'st r ~
lsaer part q Marson eo1ntx. Fer soma
tine gcang MKni2s was sEzage3 n car
Pen terfzx. lie auAt tAs eFst house ard
warehouse Is tas tcwu O. n ooGs-rn, ore.
ans FER tsn pears gave his astsntl1u %
ussrca ana aa.aE an1 Naest aaF+aE lie rs
nssved wtth - fa1siF &c VISA WaEa ~
$50. were - has s.nce resses9. engaged
In bay zeg grain ia eearsctscu wsth as
ether A1s.asss-
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GEORGE. ". WITT.

George II WIKI. OF Harrington. Lincoln
county. Popullss. representative from ths
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1os11 n. E3wz-1s, - ca-hss--s<. pr~a-
F=-s rerrsse-S&-sTs <-pz1 re Tws-tx-
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PHIL II. SMITH.

pm NJ Smith. - vance PopEIlst repre-
sentative from tt@ Tw~uty-sixth district.
was born n AIttsa. Ohio. s1cscbeE II. ls44.
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70 ra-@ rrgzrx- vssrors--. - So ia
e0-ss<-es "a Cs1-u-zry ,. Twsk-xh Hssrcz<s1
Esss-znses~ 1-&a-srT. 4-G ss-Te1 w@ =
ysz-zrx re war. S~~zsne1g ~s@ -sEk % cap
14s-- He -zoT@4 - Rsc1sc ecarry. wasa-
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PLAINS four years before and settled at thAs
place. Eis cary years were spsGs On fhs
farm ard at salmon nSajug re aas eda-
cate6 az the PAcaie University. Forest
Grove. Or. ard a. the Portland Blxs.a~sx
college. He settled Ia Tae8na IN fsTT. ard
for ftrns - was enZA gel IN buseh-
erlag, and the llrns an1 commission bust
rsss- he wRz manager 90 ghs Tacoma
TraAanx Company and has bsen closely
i&enuaeA with ths Pzefae Nav1retf0u
Company. Skaet& HAtisay an4 Lumber
Company. TsaSgrna a Pert 0rchar3 Nasf-
CATION Company, ana u president Of she
Tacoma Tr2adin9 & SnvfTa lion Company.
Mr. Bsraow - married ard has four eaz1l-
dr~E@
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CRADLES "a. WOLF.

eharsxs II Ta2f - Spokane. Silver Rs-
ssa4ez1. representative frsrn ghe Ts&r4
ssres. Nas bern a. Eid44z grove. No,
~ lie reeessed esuraen szAeol esia-
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.ss-se eer1ee5 . re Ezssxrgro 20 RAJ
raad ans soalx nart s. tas soras4Sso2 - tha
Hspar san Marty The fsrsssy moved 20
t2ala-s. I'll. II $50 Ar& afssr AwszE ths~s
elxHs wears weas 30 ETsnnsr eo2zty,
Iowa TegEe zssere ssR ssgsa1ee - tARt
se&te as t4T rmc years was n s&e c&sz-e
sss-ress 81 @tss eoa-Ev CAssa - orsSoz
So Ia as 1ass-v sss1s1 % a tara a. H.
Fa1s#at # n@w rNx4@a re wzE
slectsss go tss ase - sas TnsT1 i@E&s+a-
Eure ss an esee-Hsrt ous aSN classes
81
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G p. BU sH

Q p 7azh- % TazccIssr. Po-uslst- r@p-
ST. sartve rem the Twer -y-sAcanG Dis
trict. vas 5erz In 1a-esseEr Y. Z. April
- So Was raase6 O. a fArrn. recelvfrx
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age &c worked en his fathers Earn, m s9n-
naer and attended che district schcSs In
winter. He attended CeatraI NAsleyan
college. where hs graduated with aoTors
in lisa He applied hlEnsss 20 teaching
for some years az Warrenton. Nc, ard
later in Gage and Ke&rnsy eos1atles. Ne
br4ska- In ISIS he came 20 washtAxten.
ana hSa taught sekzool n southern Pfsres
county since. Fer some years he was In
foinG charge q tie Skssaaw4g S<Qslas. a.
Lake Pars
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scats3 a. ths pubic schools ard Chrlsti.n
college. &sron. Indiana For many Years
he las beer enxaxe5 tn sarTaiax@n6 teach
sng. n 80 be rsaoyef 80 Oregon and in
80 - WnssmAn co4atx. Washington
Hers ~ eoat8nas3 teaching untH 1sSS ssncs
waiee fss1ss he has devoted sAs most ot as
tlsae 10 faT1uiax scar Johnson.
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Eaaad. sailing at that time In the employ
OF {. l. Taylor & Co. % san Francisco
lie coutinaed IN sailing vessels except Cor
a short time when De had com saaad Of
steamers for the Port BIakeley and Port
Discovery MI Companies. until tsse. when
he again took up stsamboating. daaiIy 10
eating at chico IN 1855 and operating
steamers on thu Port Orchard and PORT
Washington route. HA has been secre-
tary and treasurer OF Ike kftSap County
Republican committee for four Years. but
hss raTsr hafore hsld pablo affl,s.
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JOHN l. cAxsurT.

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The advocate., 1897-01-20
Knnaan OItY Produoe.

KANSAS CITY Jan. -Butter-Creame
extra fancy separator, l90laCi Arsts, l10lsc;
dairy fancy, lSc; fsir, 100; store packed, &c.
packing stock, 90; country roll, neatly packed
and sweet, lOc; choice, 60; mussy, unwrapped
stock, 7c.
Eggs-Strlctly fresh stock, l1c per doz (;
cold storage stock, &c.
POultry-Hens, 90; rOosters, 12hc each;
springs, $40; coarse young roosters, HGc each;
broilers, from lh to Q lbs, SIC; turkeys, hens,
over lbs. SIC; ;old gobblers, ,6ho;young gobblers
no; ducks, 7c; geese, SC; pigeons, dull, practi-
Cally no demand; dealers doing best they can
with them.
Apples-ChOice eating stock sells from 35O50O
per bu. inferior, 15035c per bu. cooking stock,
200S5c; Ben Davis, 20635c; Wine Saps, S5lD50c,
according to quality; HuRtsman's Favorite, 80
075c per bu for fancy stock; Baldwins, SL0)
@L25 per bbl. in small way; cold storage
stock, Winesaps and Huntsman's Favorite, 3D.
@25O per bbl. Bell Flower, g. 25d2. IS per bbl [;
other fancy table stock, $22502.75; New York
and Michigan stock, Sl.0O01.25 In car lots and
Sl.0O0175 in barrel lots, according to quality.
Potatoes-Home grown, 800 in q small
way; Wisconsin and Minnesota Burbanks,
S5c In car lots, 100 In small way;
Pearls, 20 less; Iowa stock, 2502Sc in car
lots, 8003Sc In small way; Colorado Greeley
stock, $4,000; California new potatoes Sl50 per
crate; sweet potatoes, 25935c for fancy, zoe for
culls In small way.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
The advocate., 1897-01-20
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CrTY, Jan. 1a-Receipts Of wheat
here to-day, n cars; year ago, 40 cars
Sales were as follows on track: Hard, No. 2,
1 car 79c; No. 3, car THO, car 77c, car 75c,
cars 7Sc;No. f. nominally 66070c, car fancy
72c; rejected, nOminally 6OGGSc. Soft, No. 9
red, nominally 9a993; No. ., nominally g509Oc:
No. A, nominally 75@S4c; reject ed, nominally %
07Oc. Spring, No. 2, / car 7Bc, car 76c; No. 8,
nominally 7SGT5c, car 74Gc; rejected, noml-
nally 58062c.
Receipts Of corn here to-day, 1Ss cars; year
ago, 1928 caHA
Sales by sample on track: No 2mixed, cara
91os aafs l7&C, cars l7hc; No 3, cars l7ao,
~ ssrS issSc; No 4, cars I7skc, cars tT1o; no
The advocate., 1897-01-20

grade, nominally 1880 White, No. 2, 8 cars
1870, car 1870; No. 8, car 1910, cars 1876;
No T. 1 car 1Sc, car 17Ao, car 171S@
Receipts Of oats here to-day, 10 cars; o year
ago, II cars.
Sales by sample on track: No. mixed NOM
lnally l6c; No. 8, nominally 100; No. 4
nominally l4c; No. 2 white, nOminally 171h02lc;
No. 8. 8 cars 100, Q cars 1914, car 1910; No.
nOminally 100.
The hay market is steady. To-day's receipts
were So cars Quotations are: Choice timothy,
Ss.OO085O; No. 1, $ZOOa7.5O; No. 2, 96OO065O;
clover, mixed, No. /, S6.O0085O; No. 2, &5O0
500; choice prairie, $3.50; No. I, ASO96OO; No
2, A001A5O; No. 8, S2OO0250
The advocate., 1897-01-20
10 Chicago, SC. Louis and tho East via BurlIng

TO Chicago, &c. Louis and the East via BurlIng
ton ROHte.
The travelling public Is sure to find the
best fast vestibuled trains to the East via
the burlington Route.
Handsome new compartment sleepers
(ssme rate as standard sleepers) chair
cars (seats free), Kansas City and st. 10
seph to St. Louis; standard Sleepers, chair
cars and dining cars-''pay for what you
order"--to Chicago. Take the ''Vestibuled
Eli" TO Chicago, and the "VeStibuled Linn
tied" to ST. Louis.
Ask Agent for tickets via the Burlington
Route.
L. w. WAKELRY, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
St. Louis, Mo.