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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

LAED OFvIcE Ar THE DALLKs, On. Aug. "a, isoa.
Notice u herebg given that the following
named settler hae filed notice of his Intention 10
that aaid proof will be made before ". NJ frazer,
county clerk Of Gillian county. at Condor, Or,
on Thursday, October 8. 1893, Wis:
MANLEY KEIzUR, Hid. L. No ses5,
foF The sw5z ser !, tp 80, q a e. w. ~ He nanes
me Following witnesses 10 prove biz continuous
3. FFopeit OF Clem; D. 8 Grown, q. w. kfne-
bart and :. v Moore, Of condon, Oregon.
49, gsy Lucas, Register
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
NON-ALcoHoLIC.

No man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife. or ask for q
divorce. A vegetable diet woman 10 AZ
cold and clammy as tnrnip. II you
want your girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses Of DR.. Haw-
cons Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
Fruit TreesE Fruit TreesI

VIM. B. Neidemeyer, sgent for The
Vancouver Nursery Co, is making
thorough canvass Of this section Of Gil
liam comfy in the interest OF his firm.
II yon need fruit, shade or ornamental
trees, small fruit, shrubbery, etc. you
shonld reserve your order until he calls.
1925
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture. final Proof

LAID OgrrcE At THE DALLEs, Or, July II, 'so.
Notice ia hereby given that James y, Downer
heir Of JamesB DowDer, dee, has fled notice d
county clerk, ut hfs once ia Condor, Or, on
Thursday. August Is, 1898.
on timber culture application No. 3O1o, for tf,s
" swL nw5< swi< and swN nwJ< sec n, tn !
re Q. ". ~. He names Gs witlesses. & 4
Thompson, }. ". eenvner, J. 4. MchorTis and
jifzs JAS y. N0oRs, Rsgists9
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.

II. N. Frazer. County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts Of title.
and 10 also prepared TO receive U. s.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase Of
forfeited railroad lands and state school
lands, at his ofice in Condnn. Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

Condor Is getting out Of > rut.
Let's all help the march Of prog
zess with : big strong pull alto
gether.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

Volunteers wanted at once to call on
or write TO the undersigned for informa-
ton relative TO the ENORMOUS CUT
in ticket rates TO the East. &c. Hindle.
Ag't o. r. & n. Co. Arlington. Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

Admiral Dewey has been doubIy
honored. To him has been accord
ed the privilege Of delivering both
the salutatory and the valedictory
in the late entertainment which
Uncle Sam has put on the boards
for the benefit Of the Dons.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
sLAB WOOD FoR SALE

have fine lot Of slab wood for sale
at my saw mill. one.l,alf mile from Lost
Valley pnstofiice. VIII be sold cheap.
Call on or address, HARRY HALsrEAB.
II Last Valley, Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
Treasurer,s NotIca.

All county warrants registered prior
10 Nov. IL, 1895. will he paid on preeen-
taiion sc my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. s B. BARKER,
Treasurer Of Gillian comfy, Oregon.
Dated at Condnn. Ore. June 30. 1898.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

It's q good thing; push it along.
The water works.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

AUCTION SALE or HORSES.
The John A. Linn band ofhorses
consisting of about so head of good
sized animals, will be sold At pub
lie suction 1t T. g. Johnson's cor
RI. in Condor, Oregon, on
Saturday. September 3. 1898.
4 credit Of three months VIII be
given on al approved accounts
over si0. P.H II. STEPHENSON,
administrators.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
REDUCING STOCK.

Selling Out at Cost
Our large stock Of tickets 20 the East
going at immensely reduced rates. Call
on or write TO
F. G. HNDIE, Agent,
Arlington, Ore.
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"WAR''
Tin rates.)
Through Tourist Cars to st
Louis.

A tourist sleeping car will leave Port
land every Monday via Mo. Pac. and
every Wednesday via the Burlington
Route at 8 p. NJ. via the o. r. & N.
through Salt Lake and Denver without
change to St. Louis. and under the su-
pervision Of experienced conductors. M
change Of cars To the cities. Kansas City
or st. Louis. Keep this service in mind
when going East and consult q. R. & n.
agents or address,
w. II. HURLBURT,
General Passenger Agent. Portland, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

General Passenger Agent. Portland, Or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Victoria News Mites.

Victoria, Texas, June 25.-Mr. j. j.
Welder is In the city on business from. his
ranch near Sinton, where he and his family
are spending the summer.
Mr.. c. II. Brightwell agent at Port La
vaea passed through here yesterday. re-
turning home from ten days vacation
spent In North Texas. Relief Agent Pres
ton, who has been at PORT Lavaca du,ing
his absence, returned this morning and
goes TO Goiiad this afternoon to relieve
Agent j. S. Beckham, who VIII take u
vacation OF few weeks In the North
Mrs. f. n. Roche Of Cuero Is visiting her
son, Mr.. G. r. Cottingham.
Secretary l.. n. iIofer is getting up the
catalogue for the Southwest Texss far.
which will begin this year on November 8.
Mayor b. f. Williams went 10 Houston
yesterday partly on private bus ness and
also to attend the funeral OF his old friend.
NJ r. Jones'
Mr. Jacob Garner. prominent cit zen OF
Port Layaoa and well known here. was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. l.. n. Hofer, who is spending a
while at Port Layaca. came up yesterday
returning on the evening train. Her
mother. Mrs Allnoch. is also there.
The Post correspondent learns chat the
entire second story of the O'Connor built
ing VIII be rented as club rooms to an
Organization now being formed. The mem
bsrship viii not be very large. but II will
be the cream OF Victoria society. II Is pr
rossd TO maintain an Establishment whit
can be freouentsl by either SIX at any
time. and where visitors can be entertaiEe ,
in a manner In keeping with the growing
Importance OF the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

niur half milo dash, 2-yoar .olds. 800; road
nttr race. half mile heats, two In three. must
hc driven by owner 10 buggy. Ave 10 NIL and
three To start S. entry fee for Denton county
buggy horses. silver pitcher valued Mt SIS.
4 special feature of Friday, the third day.
will be grand free for all riding md roping
contest.
Secretary Miller Gays there VIII hc hncr
Striug OF raccrp prescott this fall than were
ever at n similar meeting 10 Denton county,
and as a consequence the rncing Will be gilt
edge and equal to any ON the tracks OF the
TcNns association, with the exception. possi-
bly, Of Dallas. Not only VIII the purses be
higher, but the track aud stahling facilities
viii be Increased and made better In word
tho hurscmon will he given better accomnio-
dAtiuns every way than heretofore
The American racing rules Will govern tho
runninE raoca ana tho American Trottius as
toriu'ion rules the trotH and naccs, the purses
IN all classes TO be divided 10. 20 and 10 per
Crut. M
Altogether the outlook is very favorable for
successful meeting, aud tho lovers OF horss-
flesh Will have the opportunity to acc some Of
the finest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Rival Candidates for the PoStofficc
Effect Compromise.
Ed ANDERSON TO BE THE DEPUTY
National Accident Socicfy Refused n
Permit TO do business In Texas.
Governor Roberts VIII.

Austin. Texas, June 25.-Captain w. r.
Brush, Austin's new postmaster, rsturned
from Washington this morning. as did n o
MIR, Ed Anderson, his most formidable COM
petitor for th5 place, who, it is understood,
will receive the appointment o! assistant
postmaster by way of compromise. An :
son, who was backed by Grant, so the story
goes. was first slated for the place. but
his appointment was so bitterly fought
by the other crowd that Ea finally can
scented to make terms with Brush, The lat
ter was originally an Allison man AMI af-
forwards took sides with Gregn who ap-
pointed him chairman of the Ninth CON
gressiona district whsn Nectar was do
cspitated. He has long been prominent n
local republican circles and his appoint-
ment was well earned by long party serv-
Ace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
opium, Morphine
OR COCAINE "HABIrs" NOW PRrvArn
i.Y CURED AT HOME.
A SIX DAYS TREATMENT SENT OK
TRIAL BY MAIL TO ANY ONE
WHO HONESTLY DESIRES
TO BE CURED. ~
Remedy Contains No opiatcs or Poigons.
Cures the Dreaded Habits" per
manently without Suffering,

Dr. Carlos brulsard. a well known prac-
titionor OF cincinant!. Ohio after many
years close study. has discovered rem
edy that permanently cures the morphine,
opium, cocaine. laudanum and similar
habits. The remedy cures without caus-
INK pain, suffering or nervousness ana re-
moves all desire for st'muiants. No
opiates or other narcotics are contained
In the remedy nor does the treatment
Interfere with the patients daily occupa-
,ion. The cure ia complete and perfna-
nent aud leaves the patient In condition
OF perfec; health.
DE Bruisard Carries his ideas into prac-
teal effect by sending six days treat
ment on trial to any one who actually de-
srcs to be cured. This Will enable the
patient TO test II at home or wherever
he may choose and there IL absolutely
no question that he will be cured.
Or. Bruisard has saved thousands OF
bright men and women from a life OK
slavery and degradation, He has the REM
edy, There Is no doubt about IL. II Is ~
certain to cure as the world Is certain
TO revolve on Its axis, This should deeply
inteross the thousands who are being
| daily dragged to their torture by the ter
hible use Of narcotics.
| II Is certainly very generous act OF the
doctor to send his rrmedy on trial and thus
| let all soc and realize that they Will he
cured at their homes permanently, without
any suffering, detention from business or
| loss OF time
Write privately TO pr Carlos Bruisard.
| nl Glenn building, Cincinnati. Ohio. The
| utmost confidence prevails between the
doctor and his patients
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
THE STATE TEACHERS
NINETEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
TO DE HELD IN GALVESTON.
Three Thousand Are Expected to lie
In Aucndn ncc--An Intcrcsting
Programme Arranged.


Galveston Texas. 1unc "a, Tho nine
-, ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, =, 49, cto,o reach
Uon'n amman "''V''ne VI ''i'
ers' association and OF the Suporlntendehts
and Principals association Of Texas Will
,o bea tn galveston ,oxt vrek hcpin D..
80 rs,
h'ns i"cSuN an" enui"S 'riun'' '"s
sessions VIII be conducted at Harmony
hail and The Ban high school The fol-
,,,,.i,,. ,,,,>,, ...,,,,,,, ,,. ho.,, 80,
H
polh'en TO look at'or the eoihlort an"
welfare OF visiting teachers.
! NJ Irondlov chairman ~ a Hons
80, :, ,,s, . ,y,.,. 3D..
io'H - "a '"u'i"oou ~ . MIN "'''
NJ, II. Poole, Mrs. ], NJ Bandies, M'ases
kato sturgls, Daisy Laymlle, Mary
>vaIl,cr Manic pror,, sadie poc,, Iucv
,,, 49,.
H'H''" S"S'o "''sh' i'"'o' ""'"N' '''
!, Walker Hattie Beal, Nergic Sanford,
Mrs, Williams, Mrs. v w. Campbell,
This committee Is requested Ia meet
Chairman fendley AT the fremont hotel
headquarters Tuesday morning at o'clock.
All the hotels have made reduced rntes.
and list Of persons who viii furnish
rooms and board, or rooms only Is being
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
GREAT TRiAi. STAKES.
The Crac. jean Ucraud the winner
at ShccpshCnh linN.

ut ShccpshcRd hay,
New York juno IS One OF the largest
crowds OF tho season visited Shccpshead nay
today. Tho chief event was the Great Trial
stnkcr for $50 000. in which the crack a-year-
o,d lean Bcraud was down TO carry l2s
poi,ndt. lilo was the favorite ut . % ., white
,lonhcim WAS we'll baokcd at to and tho
other horsos nlbbled at by the half holiday
crowd.
The start was delayed for some time, hut
the horses finally Rot away In good order on
oven tcrms It did not last long, however,
for at the sixtconth pole there was crack IN
the atmosphere sud Jean Bcraud was gone.
In almost an instant he had opouod gap of
thrre lengths. and Il was All over so far 40
the others wcro concerned. for they could
nevrt get anywhere near HIM, lie won worry
easily. beating Kingdom 10y four lengths. Mr.
Phhi4v Fot third place
In the ShcopsheNd handicap. in which orna-
mcni declined to carry the proper weight aud
wac scratched Scupcr Ego won hnndllS,
Five furlongs--iiiEh Lee, The Gardner, ben
LodS Time / :0h I'D.
sX furlongs Goorgc Boyd, Tromargo, Blue
Devil, Time ISIS
Mic and II aixtcrnth Tommy. sun w,
julius Caesar, Time LAO.
Great Trial stakes, futuIity course Jean
Beraud. Kingdom. air. Phipzy, Time 10.
Sheeushcad Ray handicap, one milo~-senpoi
Ego Domitor Tragedian. Time l,i2.
Stcoplocha6o handicap, iull stcenechaff
cnurso Royal Scarlet, Trillion, baby BIT
Time 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
GREAT AMERICAN DERBY
Thirty Thousand People at Chicugo
to See Il Nun.
PINK COAT, Win W, MARIN UP, WON
The Race Was Nip aud Tuck, bur
Martin's Riding Landed Pink
CoRt-Nnrrcnton second.

Chicago. juno 2s.--rink Goa, Is double
park the Leona,us colt. trained by Pat Dunn
and ridden by Willie Martin. flashed under
the wrc In the American Derby, u winncr at
sdds OF 10 /, with Warrentou. W. 4. divers
candidate, but nose behind
lsabcy secured third money, four lengths
behind warren,on. Mirthful, tho fayoritc. in-
ished fourth. with the rest OF the lcld strung
out.
Eva Rice. with Tommy Burns In the saddle.
shot TO the front and set the pace, passing tho
stand the hrst time Bannockburn and Mitth-
full we're very close UP, while Martin. OH Pink
Coat, was last by several longsns.
Alter six turlougs had been covered, PINK
Coat iolncd issues with tho bunch and was
ovCrhauling the leaders one by one. haywood
was taking matters lcisuroly With Warrcnton,
while Bannockburn seemed to have something
left.
1t was Mlrthfui all tho way to the pole,
Pink Coat, Warrcnton and lsabcy attending
him. Martin called on his mount three iur
longs from home and he drew away IRON the
field apparently an easy winner,
Mirthtul shut up like clam when pinchcd,
but Caywood made ono OF HIS stretch rides
and II was nip aud tuck the last sixteenth.
Martins riding landing Pink Coat a winner.
The winner was to in the betting, Mirth-
full & to and Warrcntoh 10 to ], Thirty 1--we
books drew in. Two iavorites won Attend
anee 10000 Weather clear windy track slow.
Results
The Renewal, MILE Macy, Tho Devil, David
Tonny. Time. liiis,
six turlongs Ben iIadad. Trayorscr. Whit
comb Time, l:l7h.
Derby, $4,000 added, mile and hnf--pinl
Cont, III martini. to ana 10 won; War
rcnton. i92 (Cuywoodl. 10 to and , TO j s-r
oud; lsabey, ls2 tknarp), to 1. third Time
1;l2A,
Mile aud a sixtcrnth--lIush Penny, Draw
Lad. Alvarndo. Time 80,
-Four and half furlougs links, Queen o.
Song, Josephine II, Time, 51&.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
OTHER RACES.

Cincinnati. June Tho Latonia Oaks was
the feature today and was won by Sardono
Tine marc was shipped from Chicago expressly
To-. tho oaks, which is worth $4,000 TO tho
winner. There were seven starters on muddy
track.
Six furlougs-MrH. Bradshaw, Amcricus,
Bi'l Powell Time 1SAi
Tive furionEa- Tofrcnc, Sis VIC, Loui8vlllo
Belle. Tine lGiis.
Milo and a furong Great Bend. Romp. Ed
dia Burke Time lioIA,
Latonia oaks. $500, milo and n quarter r..
Saidonic. Her Favor, Martha H. Time slfA
seven furlOngs, handicap Hampton, John
Bright Skate. limo soy
Sia furlonRs -Panohita II. Turtle Dove,
Derby Maid. Time i.i6A
st. Louis June 25.-Thc feature Of the day
was the Junior Championship stakes Faus-
turo. the taSorte, won
One milo-~Go To Bed. Josephine, Bill jack
man. Time ABA
Nile aud halt, selling -Lchsoman, Mamie
g.. kodak. limo 2;3sh.
SIX furlonRg-- Gibraltar. Miss Verne, Trag-
cdy Time li5.
Junior Championship, value $1,000, 2year'
Odds 1--WE and a half furlongs FausturO, sir
Gniian, Ben Branble. Time iO91s
Mile and seventy yards, handcnp-rarolo
d'Or ed Farrell. Lady Brittany. Time id9t
Mile and q furonF-sir Rolla, Madeline,
One mile--Montedino, Domsie Dr. Marks.
Time i3lx.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
nan.Ionx for Texans.

Citizens of Texas have recently peeh s'a"'s'
pensions as follows;
Issue Of June . y.,ohr Wolfe city. Sc
Increase-william Vaughn "o"'
to $40. .,.ors cnacial act. June o.
Ainhonse Freeman, si2 to w
Issue az sa"fames Haynes, Decatur, y 10 ~
nrisinal widows, etc.-Rebecca I. RUNNER
Fort Worth 81.
Issue of June TO- ,,,, ponbam. sc.
original-James pouener'y' no"naA' "
Issue OF June II. -, non,sor &c. James 7.
bradford dead. Vernon, sl.. lime "a Mary
Original widows ttc,-sp i''a'' ''AN 40
A Lynch Delison, Vs.
Issue nSuiee,sEn,ajURobert Dngmond. Colmesneii. 70;
Yrnalo yillarsal. Laredo Tos,sssue--special. June
q minor Of Erwin C. Medlin. White ROCK WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
MURDER AND ROBBERY
THESE REPORTED TO BE DAILY
OCCURRENCES IN HAVANA.
Stories Regarding Relief ThrouI h
southern Ports Denied-Hunger
and Starvation Threaten.

Key West, Fla, Juno 25.-The steamer
Amalapia, which was brought in by
prize crew today. belongs to Manuel Mon
tesino Monteres Of Trujllo, Honduras. She
had been lying at Havana since before
the blockade. Her crew numbered eleven
men besides the captain, but almost all
were male refugees.
Gerome Basso a French citizen, who
three years ago was a leading exchange
broker in Havana, chartered the vessel
and got together over forty people eager
to embrace any chance to escape from
Havana.
He is in charge of an expedition made up
of all nationallties, including Spanish,
French, Venezueans, Cubans and Turks
They fully expected to be captured, bu;
The conditions In Havana were so dreadful
for the poorer classes that any FISK was
preferable TO starvation. The Amaiapla
offered no resistance; all of the passengers
will probably be released.
The passengers report everything qulet
at Havana which looks like deserted
CITY since business and traffic are at a
standstill. The banking nrms OF upman ~
Co ]. NJ. Borjes & Co.. Varcisco, Ruiz
G Go. and N. Glcatz Co. are the only
ones doing any business.
All other firms are either closing up or
dragging on, waiting for the END OF IN"
war, having discharged all employees.
Hunger and starvation stare the lowea
classes in the face, the well-to-do having
laid in three months stores After they
are exhausted there is no further sourc"
of supply.
The stories regarding the relief through
Southern ports are denied. Nothing mas
gone into Havana for over MONTH ana
the situation consequently Is very grave
Murder and robbery are OF daily occur
renee In Havana. prompted in every case
nv want and hunger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

wa; muse opposed to annexation OF tho Ma
duc,aa a ISLANDS; the debate was beinr csn.
tives win the highest and ouresl mo-
wsrs " ~ any statement that their actions
corruption or imbecility 'pou
AR. White then entered !, v,,oro,, a,
Ia .nat ne or any pther opponent RI tbo
aesoiut'on was attempting % ,,n.,,ar
sa,ns' their passage. Such st,tn,uent
uet,ared he, is utterly and abst mtaly
VI oa.rue' The honesty Of our purpnss ava
=. =, our course can not fairly b. questioned
Ne e. none OF these hypothesis or these false.
moods delude anybody. . '''se-
nv o'V' p. m the senate adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
ABOUT PEACE Coxprr,oxs
"ep"rt sent Ont from Mndri,
WINS EceIer

WIS FccIer
washington, June 25.-The announce
ntnt from Madrid that the United st.,.es
mas suggested peace conditions with sna,n
vas received here with great :n.cr,st tor
me reason that the report was rey,r,,, 80
ieeier set afloat with the distinct pur-
pose Of developing the state of public feaI-
ing in America.
There vas no basis of fact for ,hs re-
port. for when IL was exhibited y. III, sta,
department 1t met p-ompt aui unqual.
iled denial at every point n, oyerturss
nave come to the department from any re-
sronsible diplomat as yet looking to the
contamination OF peace.
stiil 1t is known that some OF the Eu
rorean powers here, realizing the serious
inroacs that are making on European com
nerce by the continuance of hostilities
stand ready at any suspicious moment to
sound our government as 10 what condi-
tiohs might serve as A tasis of negotia-
tons for a brief pcriod.
These diWomats would naturally clcscly
watch the effect upon he nsoala of the
ing from Madrid, and If the sentiment
seems to incline to the acceptance OF some
sucn conditions, they would be quick 10
ADVISE their government IN their eApceta-
ton OF receiving Instructions 10 approach
the government of the United States on
the subject.
TIC terms suggested in The Madrid dis
patoh seem calculated 10 tempt that eo-
ment in the United States. which, realizing
the impotence Of attempting to restrain
altogether the popular desire for terri
torial acquisition. seeks to cJnline it with
in the lowest limits.
The conditions also are such as nat
urally might suggest themselves to the
Spanish element most inclined for peace as
a proper basis for negotiations It IAN not
be expected that they would initialy COM
ply with the demands of the Uni. I'd States.
Madrid, June 2i.-Correspondencia, this city
today publishes report to the effect that
tho peace conditions suggested by the govern
mont Of the United States include
the possession by the United States
ot the island OF Porto Rico, Independence of
The island Of Cuba under protectorate Of the
United States establishment of a naval sta
tion for United States warships in the Philip
pines, and the establishment OF coal depot
for United States warships in the Canaries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
DENTON COUNTY FAIR.
PrOt, ra mme for the Hacrs--A Good
String OF Horses ENpected.

Denton, Texas, June ~ -following is tho
programme OF the races for the fall meeting
OF the Denton Comfy Blooded stock and Fair
association, an item which will be OF Interest
10 racing men over the State;
First Day-Running. three furiongs dash.
all ages, ;75: pacing. 2,io class. mile heats.
two in g. 500; running, four and half fur
iouss. all ages. 500; running. quarter mile.
owi,rs' handicap, yearlinRs. 50 pounds mini
MUS weight, sI5.
seconc Dny--itunning. 2-year-olds. half mile
daah. SIS. pacing, 1900 class, mile heats, two
Ia three sioQ running, five furlongs dash. all
ages, 500; running, three furlongs dash. all
srec s15. !.
Tfird Day--Runring, bali mile dash, all
nges $780, pace or trot free for all. mile
heats two IN three, 500; running. six mriongs
dash. all ages 500: pony race, quarter mile
for Depton county saddle ponies, SIS.
Fourth Day-Rupning. four and half fur
longs, all ages. 400: running. quarter mile
d,.sh, free for all. weight for age. 500; run
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
TO ISOLATE CUBA.
wnr Department TO Cut All Cub"n
Cnble Connections.

washington, June 25.-The Island Of
Cuba is to the best knowledge oil the OIL
cials here. still connected with the outside
world with only one cable, save that ons
crossing to Key West. and ths war de-
partment through General Greedy Is not
ro,.x,ng its efforts to cut that link out.
This runs into the island at SANTIAGO
crossing from Kingston. Jamaica, and pe.
,onrs TO an English company. For several
weeks past 1t has been known that lbs 9.
eahIs was in working order and the ~.
1omis has been trying desperately to cut
il. In addition the cable steamer Maze,
is TO be assigned to the task, and between =,
the two it is supposed that the caoie WI
soon be cut