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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27


the Assizos as an especial treat
Within the cTcumscrioed limits of
his cell Dob71n sat. s,upeutd. Wre,cCe1.
On recovering from lHe nc INTO Wnicl
ne had been thrown 1E the shocA OF
his unexpected arrest. he ndd lam lh
the prison hospital I't several Gay s.
weak, scarce conscious, an inert mass
OF unstrung nerves ana uaccio tissues
Under the skilled dppD'3,iOu oI po-
tent drugs, ana the uN.rdsIus care Oh
capable nursing, the ieyuugy had gone
and his strength had gradually return
ell so tnat ne n'" Oo'" '''1 W ''''' Y
the hospIl3-
lu ms loNe,S 'g. -.I. 1 ~ .I,''- - ~
nea'l.S ny N l.'.. '', IT.. - bo
IOoleu G.' . Lev. ~. -. lin, -.
IloU' N0u 'C' '-','- -.
NAal a"IUi "iO.'' " ~" , '-
peeds Slanu "'"l''' '', ..7.' VI ''l1 m .l,''
ueI vi ms mast ',.'. . '.. D Si4 nv
s'y 'u uy'1',l,, ...'' ''0 "'N ''
'0'l'i'''' '.'' '''''.'''3
The daily visits OF me clever soIle-
ltor 10 whose n~,..- pr w l'IltU Ina. i''u
entrusted ms NlLoi..,-'n almost MAD
utneo man. 'u. law 81. ",''-'1 zen . u
ca queS1louS C"'S .'."7 ,o S"'" .n lug.
oislI"c,e- D'oso" l". weakness vi MS
pea ,..,...
IL was '"e Ilo' MUS .- que gay "ue''
On ~ 'T vi '"y E9rs -'c S" viii J rbS
-, III, ,f~ o., %, ,,.as
. c,,,,-,,~o,,,-sr,- ,....., s-~,ct,,re
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THE SUBURBAN QUESTION.

Mr.. Villi-Do the neighbors pr'm'S'
to be desirable acquisitions TO no
neighborhood.
Mrs. Villa-Well, ! should '"
They've got a lawn mower ana .'.-
wash tubs.-New York Journal.
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CHAPTER XVI.


Early i'm the afternoon the rain
ceased. but moist fog again enveloped
Odswinton. Household fires cleaned
warmly. and street lamps were lit be-
times. Inside the prison the regula-
lions making no allowance for fog,
all was dismal and depressing.
The rays of hope that had cheered
Dobson's morning had given way to
dull despair. His sufferings had rem
dered him sensitive, and he knew in
stipctively that Mr.. Mordaunt did not
credit his story. He felt that had he
bur been clever and INSCRIPTIONS
enough to concoct a plausible defense,
however false. that gentleman's opinion
of him would have been infinitely
higher
Outside the iron bars of his high win
dow the cruel. suspicious world was
stepped in thick fog. Inside the air
was raw. and everything he touched
felt chill and clammv. like dead
mems hands, shuddered DObson
Then. having allowed the smile to en-
ter his brain. he could not exclude 1t.
An overwhelming sense of isolation
oppressed him. His thoughts turned
with intense longing to his mother
He thirsted to listen to her assurance
of confidence and prayed to God to let
her come TO tighten his misery; but
even as he prayed he seemed to know
that his prayer was futile. and that she
had already gone beyond his earthly
reach
This fresh shock filed his mind with
a numb blackness. and he was fast
sinking into condition of hopeless
apathv. when the fastenings Of his cell
were once more withdrawn, and Sandy
NacQuistan entered.
The appearance of the kindly old
friend reused Dobson instantly. and
for a moment his dread fOrebodings
vanished. but a closer glance at Mac
ouistans sad and carewOrn face re-
vealed that he was no messenger of
JOY.
"Mv mother" the Young man cried,
trembling. MacQuistan only shook his
gray head in reply.
"You do not need to tell me, ] know
she is dead I knew it before ever
saw your face.
cd, man. how could We tell that?"
cried the old gardener. astOunded. Its
that dark in here We couldn't see ma
blacks" indicating his mourning ap-
parel, could ye?'
mo" replied Dobson. despondently.
I've been feelin' all afternoon that
something awful had happened to her,
and that there was not a soul left in
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A PLEASING ENVOY.

"That is a very pretty servant ''.
they have next door to Tomlinson
Eyes: that's the one they al"''
send over to borrow Tomlins.ns .'"'
moyer"-CIeveland Plain Dealer
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Tho following circular Of interest 10 those
engaged 10 the transportation OF sheep has
been issued from Washington;
To the Managers and Agents of Railroads
and TRANSPORTATION Companies Of the
United States. Stockmen and Others:
United States Department OF Agriculture,
Office OF the Secretary, Washington, u. C.,
June -. INa1.-In accordance with section
Z OF the act Of congress approved May 20.
1854. entitled An act for the establish
ment Of a bureau OF animal industry. TO
prevent the expectation OF diseased cattle,
and 10 provide means for the Suppression
and e&tirpation of pleuro- pneumonia and
other contagious diseases among domestic
animals" and OF the act of congress APP
ton for the department OF agriculture for
The fiscal year ending June so, 1898, you
are hereby notified that the con tagious dis
ease known as sheep scab, or scaoies OF
sheep. exists among sheep in the United
States. and that IL is violation OF the law
TO receive for transportation, or transport
any stock affected with said disease fion
one state or Territory to another. or from
any one State into the District OF COLUMBIA,
or from the District into any state. II rs
also violation of the law for any ierson,
company or CORPORATION to deliver for such
transportation to any railroad company. or
master or owner Of any boat vessel, any
sheep. knowing them to he affected N!ih
said disease: and It is also unlawful Tor
any person. company or corporation 10
drive on foot or transport in private con-
veYance from one State or Territory to
another. or from any State INTO he pHtritt
OF Columbia. or from the District INTO any
state. any sheep. knowing them to "e at
fected with said disease All Transports
ton companies and individuals shipping,
driving or transporting sheep are requested
10 cooperate with this department IN en-
forcing the law for preventing the spread
of the said disease. Inspectors OF the bu-
roau of animal Industry are directed TO
report all violations of this act which come
to their attention.
In order 10 more eGectually accomplish
the object OF the above mentioned laws. II
rs hereby ordered that any railroad cars,
boats or other vehicles, which have been
used in the transportation of sheep affect
ed with said disease. shall be Immediately
cleaned and disinfected by The owners or by
the TRANSFORMATION companies IN whose pos
session said cars or vehicles may be at the
time the animals are unloaded, by first re-
moving all litter and manure which hoy
contain. and then saturating the Woodwork
with a per cent solution OF crude Iarhole
acid In water. Inspectors OF the bureau
OF animal Industry are directed 10 see that
this order is carried into effect.
James Wilson.
Secretary
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W. p. Grosecloso was called to Calves
ton by telegram yesterday.
J. j. Mullane commercial agent OF the
Santa Fe. has returned from business
trip.
Assistant General Passenger Agent l..
J. Parks OF the Southern Pacific is expected
to return tomorrow from Nashville.
j. N wisner. Western passenger agent
OF the Seabonrd AIR Line. accompanied by
his wife. Will leave tomorrow night for
Nashville.
W. L. Spear. paymaster OF the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway. IA in the
city distributing checks among Houston
employees OF the road.
I,earne. Texas. June ga new engine
house for the Hearne and Brazos Valley
Railroad company is being built on same
site the old one occupied.
While in Dallas Mr.. JEFF ~ Miller, chief
clerk In the office OF Vice President Quin-
Ian, shipped fine colt TO Houston. which
he Will drive in Mt $40 gait.
Travelling Passenger Agent Rhinehart OF
the Southern Pacific came in yesterday
work up Fourth OF July business.
Tho Galveston. Houston and Henderson
railway will run a special train to Calves
ton today at 2 o'clock. the rate for the
round trip being 81. The train will leave
Galveston at lo:25 tonight for return
City Ticket Agent Harry Flato of the
Southern Pacific has been trying 10 route a
party OF ladies' over his line TO San Fran
cisco. There are fifteen OF them, all Chri.-
ton Endeayorers and they want TO 80 In
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I. and G. y. Rates.

The International and Great Northern
has authorized the following rates:
on account of the meeting of the BEN
evolent and Protective order of Elks at
Minneapolis July e. round trip tickets at
a rate OF one fare plus 30 cents, Tickets
Will be sold July and 4. good to return
July 10. The fare from Houston will be
s3725.
On account OF the republican league ut
Detroit July 13 to Is. round trip tickets
at a rate of one fare. Tickets will be sold
July 10 and ii, good to return July l6
The fare from Houston will be $500.
on account OF the Sheriffs association at
Dallas July 10, round trip tickets will be
sold at rate OF one fare. selling date
being July 10, limited to July II for re-
turn. The rate from Houston Will be s7.95
On account of the Trausmississippi con-
gress and Utah pioneer Jubilee at Salt Lake
City July II to II. and July 20 to %, round
trip rates OF one fare. tickets to be sold
July S, .. &c and II. The fare from Hous-
ton will he siS.25.
Account International convention BAPTIST
Young Peoples Union, 10 be held at Chat
tanooga Tenn. July * TO 49, regular
round trip tickets TO Chattanooga, Tenn,
at rate OF one fare for round trip, tickets
to he sold July II. 10 and 10, good to re-
turn July 81. Tho fare from Houston will
be S2l.Sn
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ELiNG FREIGHr AGENT.
Mr.. r. w. Hocknday VIII Go to
kansas city for the I<nty.

Effective July / Mr.. r W. Hockadsy
Nll be travelling freight agent q The Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas railway. with
headquarters q, Kansas City. having az
his territory Colorado. Utah, Nebraska
Northern Kansas and portion o, Iowa.
This j. q promotion for one OF the most
popular gentlemen 10 the railroad business
IN Texas, one who has been N houston for
more than a year connected with the Katy
freight department. and he had won host
Of friends who viii be glad 10 extend to
him the right hand OF Gladness on the ad-
yaHcemenl given him. Systematic and con-
scenti0us IN the discharge OF his duties
ne has won for him,elf tho esteem OF his
superiors In the business and when the
vacancy occurred whore a good man was
needed his name was put on the slate. He
has since February. 1896, been chief clerk
b IN the office OF ". Il. Grosecl0se assist
aui general freight agent OF the Katy in
( this city. Ills work has been appreciated
aud h. was the good words spoken for
him by his CHIEF to headquarters that has
+ brought for him the promotion he so Just
] y deserved. Mr. Groserlose Is not a hard
task master in fart he is one OF those
4 ie" men who appreciate The worth OF an
! tmployc. and being so constituted he has
! looked n The Interest OF his chief clerk at
1 thS time. Previous 10 being with the Katy
! Mr Hockaday was with tho Cotton Belt
al st Louis He has had long experience
IN railroad business, aud well qualified
ior the position. Mr. Hockaday will leave
! Monday night for 81. Louis TO see the gen
/ eral oniccr under whose direction he VIII
be employed. Mrs. Hockaday "a going for a
ttip West Tor the summer months TO join
her husband later at his new home.
| IN" position which Mr. Hockaday Will
assume is that which several newspapers
slated for hr Mcfarland. formerly with
me Galveston. Houston and Henderson at
galveston. but az the officers OF the road
make The slate and not the newspapers.
or. hochsday has the place. MIR. Hocka-
| oay suecessOr has not been salorted
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DUNCAN WAS MARTYRED.
Offensive Bryanites" Go According
to GOuld's Promise.
CHIEF CLERK H0CKADAY PROMOT ED.
He Goes to Kansas City-J. N. WIS.,
ncr VIII Go to Nashvillc-Thc II.
a II. q. Special Party Returned.

Dallas. Texas. June 26.-The retirement
OF Judge John NJ. Duncan OF Tyler as gen
eral attorney of the International and
Great Northern railway has created great
deal OF comment in Dallas railroad and
legal circles during the last two days. Many
parties were anticipating such change
and the only thing they were in doubt
about was the name of his successor.
Judge Duncan is well and favorably
known here and there have been many eN-
pressions Of inquiry 40 10 the real cause
o. his resignation. The theory most gen
orally accepted is that his withdrawal from
the head Of the Great Nurthern's legal de-
psr.meni is the natural consequence OF
the retirement o. Genera! Manager Camp
bell. II has been said that George Gould
promised the republican National commit
tee last fan that he would clear the Ia
.errsiional and Great Northern Of often
s.ve Rrvani:es' AID il Is felt here that he
has directed his Texas managers 10 keep
The promise.
The spp1rt-t anxiety c! the reads man
ageme,. q retain Judge Duncan AMI Nj.
Jo-es as locai attorneys : believed 10 be
o-ly 3 DISGUISE These who know John
". Duncan best szv taAi b. tCi-.l manage
tie lecs. department u he luterna'onAl
as well from TYLER rs from Pales, ne. u
short. they account Eiu one @ The most
successful railroad attorneys q The ser
vice. Hs Dallas friends Tee. Ia BE las
been .nar-y-et because O., his defiance e
the opinions Of asgre gated capital. Ae has
10, Jos; friends o. Influence. Tan q
pushing him for attorney genera, = The
TEX. election is sal1 10 be quite common
=. over the p!ley GODS
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| those who will visit the exposition aud de-
| sire to no to a resort for the summer; ard
| another IL to give particular attention TO
| the interests OF those who will tour during
the summer. The tide Of travel from Texas
| to Nashville is very large. Mr.. Wisner Is
| well acquainted with Texas people, and IN
| putting him at the Exposition City 1t Is an
advantage to those from the Lone star
| State who will desire courtcsics eastoound
from Nashville. How long he will be sta
| toned there ia not determined upon, hut
| at the expiration Of his work he will re-
| turn to Texas
eir. Wisncr Is very popular In Texas
| He came to Houston about eighteen MONTHS
ago and announced that he WAS herr 10 tell
the people about the Scabolrd Air Line.
This was new thing to those who travel.
as prior to that time the beauties OF the
line had not been heraliei TO the world 10
any great extent. 1t was oaly after Mt
u. st. John, formerly with the ROCK Island
wps made vice president and general man
ager OF the Seaboard Air Line that sys-
tcmatic plan OF advertising the Rad Vas
commenced Mr.. Wisner MAS part Of thai
system. He came to Texas under directions
of MIR. Il. st. John and T. !. anderson.
general passenger agent 10 tell those IN tre
West what fine road they hal east o, the
Mississippi. and he has succeeded. MI -,
John has done much TO make the road. ana
Mr.. WiSner mas performed is S0AIS - y
representative He has been hustler
and while his friends in TEXAS viii he sorry
10 lose his genial association they aTe glad
to know that he has been selected TO DO an
important work for the company and ma.
he will return 10 them after days o. ao-
sence.
In leaving Texa. Nj Wiser has for
warded letter to The various railway
agents in Texas. IN which he says;
~ NJ
will concentrate at Nashville o. account q
the Teanes Sc Centennial Imposition held
there this summer shall Dc temporarily
located n that ci;v and ny address unf
further notice will ~ A. the SeaSoari Air
Line Offices. Nc. Church street. tNoel
blccgl. Nashville Tenn. should any Q,
your friends visit Nashville l no'c or le,ter
q. ic-ro5uc-i1a 10 me given 20 thsu. VIII
mos. certainly be productive ot sooi re-
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\ NEW SCHEDULE.


The I. and G. Y. VIII shorten the
Time tp Texas.
Accelerated t-a5r service over the Texas
Ines o. The Gould system wa! result from
the rece1. change IL the management q
;he International ard Grsz. Nor he-a. Ths
time between 5 Louis an. san ta.on'o
and VIE Tc-sa via the International and
Grea; Northern. tn Texas and Pacific snd
the lion Mountain roads Is 10 he reduced
.7ar hours ard t.s;esa minutes. The uew
schedule is r0v receiving aaal Afternoon at
fas general Offices ot the lDternadoaal and
Grea, Northern at Palestine. and "i!i go
into sfsc. 70; later 1a1 July /. I, IS Of
.nror;slcs % the people Of the Southwest
as well as Neyleo. il viii give much quick
er nail communication w.;A St. Louis and
between - LOUIS and the large terri
-ory affected than has been had in me
asst; Under the aew schedule tbe mail
and Passenger trains leaving =. Louis over
ihe Iroa Mountain at SIS p IN. will arrive
- sa1 ANTONIO the seco-5 morning at IS
O'Clock. The train leaving s.. Louis at
s.I5 g. II viii arrive there al : go ,. N.
Instead q the s.. Louis morning train
leaving an antonio at s:ai q. IA, as at
present. The evening ST. Louis train will
leave san Antonio a; 10 O'Clock instead Of
leaving there g, pclock. as al crescent.
All g. this ,irne vii be mad ~ or the
Ia;e-ustialal and Great Northern between
s2a Antonio and I.ongy!ew, d distance Of
~ --sf.s
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GOING no NASHVILLE.
>. N. Wisner VIII lie Absent for "a
While From Texns

j. n Wisner. Western passenger agent Of
the seaboard Air Line. with headquarters
In Houston. will leave tomorrow night, ac-
oompanied by his wife, for Nashville. where
he VIII be located for some time as the rep
resentatiye Of his road in the passenger de-
partment during the centennial.
IL was the intention OF the seaboard Air
Line TO send Mr. Wisner TO Nashville 10
commence work with the opening OF the
exposition. but owing to the large amount
OF summer travel from Tcxas requiring his
attention 1t has been impossible for him 10
ieays-his territory until new. and having
put his business U good shape. he has been
instructed to reT It to the company's Of
fiees at Nashville by July 1.
In the selection OF Mre wisner the Sea
board had two objects In view. One is to
base thorough passenger man at the ex-
position 10 look out for the interests q
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COFFEE.

New York, June 96.-Conee-options
opened barely steady at 5iilO points de
chine under weakness in Europe ana
heavy Brs7ihGn receipts. further cared
off > POINTS under local selling and closed
steady net unclaimed to 10 FONTS decline;
sales .2.ioo bags. including September g IS
@d;@ SPOT Rio weak; No. T. invoice 7@s
Santos. june e6.-Cofiec quiet: good aver
age Sbrtos 900 REFS per 10 kilcs: receipts
today li,0oo; stock 25l,o00
sales u GO.
lIavra. June 2s--Coffee closed unchang-
eli; sales 1900.
RIO June 2s.-Coffen weak: No RIO
5000 reis ner 10 kiios: exchange 7 2S-Sad; 70.
capts ZOO. cleared for the United States
boH' for Europe 500, stock 9i3, 90.
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Gate system plan Drowned.

Beeville. Texas. June ga letter re-
ceived here yesterday by citizen of this
city from NJ, D. Monserratc OF the Aran-
sas Pass railroad stated that the plan of
that road adopting the gate syatem" had
been abandoned
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Neturning TO Tern.

Nashville. Tenn. June 2s.-Judge ara
Mrs., REAGAN. Colonel l.. J. Polk and other
members OF Governor culherson's stan re-
turned 10 Texas tonight.
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SUGAR.

New York. June % --Sugar--Raw steady;
mould a 3: confectionery A AZ; cut loaf
ana crushed 5is; powdered 5; sranulated
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices paid by Houston dealers
Twelve months. medium .,..,,,..lO 61a
R, mve months hhe'''.'..""... ql0
Six months, la2c less. :"
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A-sg 5e-aessy. IS. e. Ho4se-=. feDs-
,on y" Us tryaH. l.. -. Harl-
irg Dallas vs.. j. 'rowrsend Lutklr 4
i. Na-sl Sa. : 'on3e. IS. r. 3r.4on.
Iis4a= T ~. Cr4~t3uf 81: Wzif H4-h.
= CIR. - l>2Hs@ NO r J. c'MyDr Tal-
irs. i4r- j.. : Wise, Houston r. /. Park
- Dallas j. O. ROBBERS a. J. M-AI.l-
IN J. T. lisol'. Kouatxe. J. :. Bonner.
70 ssaie 5. PZcEzr5 HoGs; on. Q. T.
i9rn. For Horfa, T. ". Daniels. CO
lgmeGs, ohio /. J. Daniels Aus,ia. ".
~ II gw "a. Houston. X. a Craveas.
"AiS ! e Stevens Austin: T. ~ Han.
lev. CRY sam =. CARRIER Des Siolnss.
6 ;. Johnson, ~ . Antonio g. D. Ton
ner H0us;on, = r. Hart rs-aiSs5n. II.
j Tppnseud. Lufkiu: X. l. Smith. san
Anionio ". ". Major. Midlothian. Tom
". Bowers. Crockett. Texas. r ~. Lee
Chicago Charles A. Shaner Scranton.
Pa n =. Williams. Chicago ". s Duke
Waco: J. F. McAshan. Houston: j. 81
CTGwfori. 81 Louis No Mss B,.tic Hr.
Kinney. elty. z. y. Williams. Ph.lasieI-
n1ia. J y. Morris Keokak. Iowa John
Bonner Houston: Colonel =. 4. Blevlns
ALVIN. Texas.
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New York. June 26-Htdes frmer; Gall
weston "A. Buenos Ayres lsikgtig; Texas
IL; California l6 lea her firm: homlosk
sole Buenes Ayrts 1890. Wool firm.
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party. Each has different route mapped
out and Mr. Flato has been trying 10 con-
vince them all that the Sunset is the only
route.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

SIS Dar!en. Liverpool via Colon. June Is
SIS Polar!a. Hamburg via West Indies
Nav Is.
SIS alamo. New York. June n
SIS Leg slator. Liverpool, June .
Sch Daisy Farlin, New York. June l5.
Sch Haroldine. Norfolk. May IS.
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Trnp shootinr Again.

There was another contest Of trap shoot
ing yesterday between the railroad boys
in which Claim Agent Jim Evans Jared
better than the day before. They shot at
sixty blue rocks each, the score being;
Smedden So. Evans So, Hobbs Al. Reardon
4s. Sanford 80. Messrs. John A. Reardon
and s. H. Hobbs joined the party yester'
day Mr.. Evans says Local Agent San
ford isn't in It on trap shooting" Each
claims to be champion and there Is Z
possibility Of q match between them.
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PORT OF SABINE PAS.

DTNI OT NA5I.N u TNSS.
Sabine Pass, Texas June &.--Cleared
and sailcd. SIS Pedro tsp, Bonet. for Rot
terdam.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR REACHES use Dandy Roach EXter-
m!nator; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. powder: best on
earth. zoe per can, or three for 50c. ~
Lewyn's Drug Sore, Binz corner ~
"A YOUNG LADY wants position as GOV
erness for small children; no music rot
particulars address Goyernass. Hinkie
Ferry. Brazor.a county. Texas. y
MECHANICAL ENGINEER tmachinist
and electrically, wants situation. eight
cen years experience; reliable; sober. ana
well recommended; has his own. toois;
Address w. Hartmann. Mechanic and
l2ih street. Galveston. Texas. ~
STATIONARY ENGINEER wants situa-
lion; no objection to country. Address
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HIDES. TALLow AND nEEswAx,

Big Four route, direct limo. St. Louis to
Cleveland. Merchanta' bridge. $3.50 y
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A Pee Gee quarry

Kansas City. Mo-. juno 2s.--The govern
mont snginecrs have inspected new
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. June &c.
SAILED.
5 Oxus. New Ycrk.

VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS ciyller. Texas Star flour mills.
S. Horsa. Galveston tagging mills.
SIS Marco. j. Moller & Co.
s. jamaican. Savers & Son.
Sch Mary +. q. Dow. Fowler &; NJ
Nitie.
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EUTCHISs : :
HOUSE

W z ana ; T.
Losia prou-lctorz
Rates 8. 20 and
= Fl per 11y
T. ! = head.
M s-ts~e