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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26
Rams Horn Paints.

No mule can kick and draw load ai
the same time.
The maa who lives for self. has very
small object TO live for.
Weakness is not . sign Of weakness.
Fatalism is apt to quickly prove fatal to
spiritual life.
A lazy man would rather have vacation
than vocation.
A wrong is Dot right because II is
grsyheaded, nor clean because 1t has been
baptized.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarcts Canuy Cathartic toc or &c
II c c. c. fail 70 sure. druggists renEzd money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

Plain and practical demonstrations "
how best 10 handle food products aud to
cook them so that they win be palatablo
sid diges'iole, viii be given Gree TO all
who attend the Oregon Industrial Expo
sition NJ Portland Sept. q to Oct 20.
and thls Il very valuable feature.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

The natural. no, the assiticisl. actions
of a man reveal his character.
An inordinate de~irc Tor fun /. the cause.
Of much mischicf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

Sensible Nothor-tiappy Children.
She Is a sensible mother who realizes tho
brevity OF childhood and enjoys the coupan-
iouship of her children while at home. The
present Is the only time Won will ever know 10
this world, for the sweet bye and bye" never
comes TO mortal man. Nothing can add more
to your enjo nient than the simple melodies of
horne sung BY the childish voices trained by 4
loving mother and sustained by sweet-toned
musical lust rumeut.
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Notice of Assessment.

The Last Chance Ditch Company.
Emmett, Canyon County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that at a
meeting Of the directors, held on the Goth.
day Of August, 1898, an assessment Of
Thirteen Q3) Dollars. cash, per share was
levied upon the Capital Stock of the Cor
poration, payable, on or before September
81 81 1893, to Thos. J. Coonrod. Secretary
at Emmett, Idaho. ANY Stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the 2lst
day OF September. 1893, will be delin-
quent, and advertised Tor sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on che 10th. day of Oct
ober. 1893, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising,
and expense OF sale.
Thos j Coonrod, Sccy. En- Ida.
8:26-Q:l0
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

We do the following kinds OF
job work at The Emmett
Index Office.
Letter heads.
Note heads
Rill heads.
Envelopes.
Posters.
Wedding and visiting cards
Pamphlets.
Programs.
ANY kind Of
Job work.
Call AID src onr work and
get our low prices.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

The Tom Paynter mystery increases.
His father made trip to the spot W here
Ae was iound, and is fully satisfied that
the horse had nothing to do with his death
There isstrong suspicion Of foulplay, but
no other evidence than circumssanticl
II perhaps will never be known just how
Tom came tn his death. RECORD.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

bont Iob<ro hpit nud hnioi'o Your lilo 2wpy.
To quilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netio fun OF LIE. nerve and v-gor, take Noro-
boc. tho wono-,-worlscr. that maker weak men
strong. An druggists, soc o. VI. Ctirc Fuaran.
toed Booklet and SIMPLE free. Address
sterling Remedy Co. Chlcae or Now York
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The FAN term Of this Institution opens
Sept. 9Th, 1898. This school cliers the
following courses-Elementary course.
e years); three years certificate.
Junior course, @ years); five years Ger
tificate. Full oourss.(4 years.; fediplo-
ma. Advsntagcs:--Thorough iustruc-
ton by Faculty of specialists; "ohar-
acter building the watchword: health
full location; reasonable boarding rates:
facilities for self-boarding; one and one
fifth r. r. fare on certificate plan. one
half fare on daily stage line from Mini.
doks.
For cstalog and additional information
address Pres. J. c. Black,
Albion. Idaho.
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THRICE~A-
WEEK
EDITION

The Thuice-a Week Edition of TIE
New York World is first among all
weekly" papers in size, frcghness, ac-
curacy and variety of its contents. Ia
mas all the merits of great So daily ar
the price Of dollar weekly. It's polis-
ical news is prompt, complete, accurate
and impartial as all its readers will ses-
tify II is against AL the monopelies
and for the people u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
THE CORN CARNIVAL.
lnOis Exhibit Is to He shown /,
Enrf NNnrtL

pnOis Exhibit Is to He shown ut
Fort Worth
PIT Worth, Texas. November 24.-One Of
features Of the exhibits to be made here
|!ng the Farmers National congress will
pne o. the displays Of the wonderfully sue
Pful corn carnival recently given In De-
pr III. The exhibit will be made by Il. S.
fman. president of the Illinois Corn Grow
association. Among the features of these
prations are two pictures 71kX9 feet in
made entirely of corn and farm products
)se pictures are the work of Mr.. Upp
Pse magnificent picture which constituted
most attractive feature of the Burlington
ways exhibit at Omaha. and Of which he
paid slOO0, has been purchased by the
|ted States government to ornament the
erican section of the agricultural building
ne Paris exhibition. The subjects OF the
works of art are, "a Buffalo Hunt and
y Early Days of Illinois" Mr.. Furman
also bring with him about sixty Of the
nuels OF corn, ouch as cellulose, paper,
(oer. several grades of oil, syrups and su-
all the products fer human food, be-
I some NIFTY varieties OF corn. An Amer
corn Kitchen will be operated during the
siess Oh the congress, where delicious food
)togs. NV " ene
es Cotton Belt Omaha exhibit which has
l'ea IN Fort Worth will be placed in posi-
mn. ana word has been received that the at
1--WE i've EXHIBIT made by the Ell Paso and
la; y railway at the Omaha exposi-
% "" en- route and Will reach here this
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DENTON DOTS.


Pig bhrn Destroyed by the Wind
LOcpl Notes.
a'on' Texas. November GA big barn
Tue Hatch place, about a mile west of
II was blown down by the winds of Mon
NJ one being hurt, however, but consid-
~ damage was done to machinery stored
tein.
cd ~. brown Is feeding $40 head of cattle
so.soa seed seed at his ranch, northwest of
NJ ~na eV head at Paris.
Ma nerelet with regard to the cause of
N %s1 y. fire which inquiry was being con-
~ county Attorney Sullivan, was that
h rs nothing about the fire to indicate
VAS OF incendiary origin,
ti L. .; Wolfe of Oklahoma City and
R a Bacon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ nIss eoh. old and prominent residents OF
IA Of 4, were married today at the resi-
IN VI w. Tue brides parents. The ceremony,
IWoItas quiet, was performed by Rev. Il.
IN H. oi calhoun, Mo-. brother of the
Eai Ar. Floyd Maben Of Fort Worth and
6ants @ fatty Of Hillsboro were the at
|inr ho, at. Wolfe is well known here.
Scns DyMSght cotton at this place several
3 th. mr., and Mrs. Wolfe LETT immediate.
'f future home. Oklahoma CITY.
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NO WASTE OF woap..
evidence Which IL Rixht - ~.
r0int ann ReltebJc -


Judge Frank Ives OF district eour, a,
crookston. Mimi. says: For som. t,a.e /,
have used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab,s,s ,,,t,,
seeming great benefit with few an,irns
nate not been free from iotI .ssts,.n ~
tNeriy-five years. III ss'oi :"
George w. Roosevelt, United St.tes ooa
sn. TO Brussels. Belgium: sr,,rf.s ,ssa
peps'a Tablets, safe pleasant II ais ron.
feet digestion. ''''ts'e's hei :
NJ; w, y. Tomlin mechanical engince.s
~ u.h, Minn. One box OF Stui.t's I.ys-
pepsia iabiets has done It's wors and 4 fm
asSi'' gaming flesh and strength
~, ~. ~. Ransom. Huetonvile. Ky; was
uis'ressed and annoyed for ,wo years with
trloWing up food. often two o. thrss times
GAY. mad no certainty III retlin,pr !,
meal u ate one. Four boxes o; ths ,iilsfs
from NY druggist have fully cured mo. i
Una them pleasant to take. solvenIznf ID
carry. 6s. LII 4 "
Rev g. D. Brown. Monaoyi. wis Tho
@ tccts Of DR.. Stuart's Dyspensia Tabiets Il
sifnply marvellous. a quite huar.y dinner
OF broiled beefsttak causes no distress
s.nce begun their use.
Over six thousand people in the State of
Michigan alone in 1894 wefe cured q.
stomach troubles by stuart's DysfsIsl IA
Tablets. 4
Full sized packages may hn -snnd nj nj,
druggists al &c cents. or sent by mail a.
receipt OF price from Il. A. stuart Co.
Marshall. Mich.
Send for little book on stomach diseaaes,
mailed free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
FIGHTING SMALLPOX.

ana Milan County Have
Sone Actively TO Work.
In,.., Texas. November e3.-The
q s'oneiw court in special session yes
~, ssn'hg appointed DR.. w. w. Greer
physician, with authority to use
MEALS as seem to him best to stamp
'Ae smallpox in Cameron. Later the
H. 'h convened and DIR. Greer cams
4 ~ council and reported tia condi-
h IN ,uisease, and that several cases
.t ~ mad invested him with AM,
dissssaa al means necessary to control
Gresr r aia the council guaranteed TO
Elton ,, sns assistance necessary in con-
~. "s'n the county to eradicate the
ii Sssro public school was elosoa in.
:, sor !, put the public white school
~ 'ns present. continue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
IpITAL LIKES TEXAS.
|coveruor Peck n Wisconsin Declares
Favor Will Soon Be Shown.
|sov SEES LAWS ARE NOT lNlRICAL
ale nave Protected Themselves
...n~t Entertainments, but This
VOW Has "a Good Eject.

Texas. November 24.--Ex -Goycrnor
~ Peck OF Wisconsin. who lec,ured
.ss younr Mems Chrisliak Associated
I'M Tnssday night. remained in the city III
,h,s morning. leaving at noon for Palcs-
,ve-nor peck chatted Jovially with the
.naner meu this morning and observing
ho had been studying the conditions Iii
a. SINE his arrival. the Representatives
Ihs press began plying him with questions
4 the following result:
Lrhat do / think about Texas?
n Texas Is one of tho grandest States In
tInlon, and she has people with hearts
h,r a. their State. figuratively speaking
Gar complaints among your own people
MI not getting immigrants enough, but you
getting along nicely IN that respect i
signs OF Improvement everywhere aud
cities arr Killing UP faster tnan any
II h. capital you are after, IS 1T" We'll.
stsI has been q trifle timid for some years
M 10 the effort everywnere to restrict Its
rations This efiorJ originated With the
nls and has been caused by the greed oil
capiialists themselves, who never fail to
4 more than they are entitled to Ii per-
led, and has grown through political agita-
until general unyasiuess prevails
ING investors. This feeling Is not con-
"A 10 any clie class of capitalists, nor
X,nst any particular locality. but 1t lis
"a Intense against some localities than
ers. know great many OF the leading
Ilfalists In the North ana 1 have observed
hange among them In the matter OF Invest
hts In Texas. There was a time when they
that investments were unsafe here, but
\ time has passed. They have come TO the
illusion that the fight made against cap
has not been inspired by desine to in-
J Investors but only to hold corporations
check and prevent them from abusing the
fileges so generously granted them In the
l. They also recognize the fast that much
! In the heat OF political campaigns ana
judged from expressions of politicians the
ling against capital has been uverdrawn
another thing. the gentleman who was
ted governor of your State has Ma
Aal reputation as a conservative man: one
} will see that every interest In the State
be protected and that every encourage
BIT will be given investors in Texas. / do
/ mean to say that such protection and
past but in throwing the proper safe
rds around the people as would protect
m against the levying of tribute too great
| them to bear, your people have created
| impression that capital was unsafe by
election OF Congressman Saysrs, who by
onservative course on the appropriations
Pmittee in congress for fourteen years, has
the confidence and esteem of capitalists
rywhere. you have removed this fear and
r State will soon be the most favored Sec
In the Union in the eyes of investors.
p Is my candid opinion, and Judge from
ressions ! have heard from men who have
lions to invest
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BIDS AND PRoPosAI.s.
SEALED PROPOSALS addresscd g D


SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 70 b. ~!
Wheat mayor OF the City Of Deauu1oot,
Texas, viii he received up to 8 o'clock p.rA.
Thursday, Decesnbor IL, 1885, for the uavs
iine Of Pine street 10 il intsssection wiaS
Crockett street. and Crockett streat epen
it's intersection With Teela street 10 IT,
east line Of Orleans street: and Pearl street!
from tho south line Of Bonhatn s<ree< y ~.
north line OF Fannu street, In the city e
Beaumont. Texas. with vitrihrd hrick - q
inches OF concrete foundation and with VT.
rificd brick with intermediate course o8
building brick on 1 inrh sand foundation,
and asphalt on Q inch sand foundatiou ana
crcosoted blocks on board and sand founda-
ton, as per plans and specifiesuons g
Beaumont. TexNs. A certified check on Z
local bank for $3.50 without conditions shall
accompany each bid. payable TO the mayor
forfeited as liuuldatcd damages In case q
failure OF the successful bidder to enter int
contract aud bond as required by spcclflca-
tons. The city reserves the right to in-6
crease the contract one or moro blocks a.
they may desire. The city reserves the
right to reject amy or all btds. The bids
Will be opened at the Council Chamber at
sss s. Wheat ssMT asoi res
as. :.s 12.1
NOTICE. Proposals VIII be received Tor the
erection OF city ball aad school building
in Palestine, Texas. The pisas and speci-
ncations will DO on file in tho city Becre-
tary's office after the Gath instant: pinus
/ and spcciticatioas viii not. be sent out. All
bids must be In not later than December l.
titled check OF s500.oo that they will enter
into a contract IN accordance with plans
and specifications and give the required
boad for completion of same, provided they
are awarded the contract. limit OF time for
completion must also BIZ stated on bids. Tho
city reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids, A. " Bowers. Mayor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Houston East East and West Texas Rallway
OF the Company, in the city OF Houston,
Texas, at u o'clock nooorny on Tuesday. the
annual meeting of the directors of said
Houston East and West Texas Railway Com
pany will be held in the city Of Houston,
Texas. at u O'Clock noon, Tuesday. the
JAMES x. BAKER. JR.,
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company. I2-i0
NoTl -E OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEBTING.-By authority OF the board OF d.
rectors of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company, special meeting OF the
stockholders of said Company is hereby
called to convene at the General offices Of
the said Company In the City OF Houston,
Harris County, Texas. at II noon. on Mon
purpose of authorizing tho issuance OF fret
MORTGAGE bonds and the execution OF
mortgage to secure the SAME upon that por-
ton OF this Company's properly and rail-
road commonly known as the Waco ana
Northwestern Division OF the Houston aud
Texas Central Railway, extending from q
point In or near the town OF Breinond. La
Robertson County, Texas via Marlia and
Waco to 4 point In or nesr the town Of
Ross in McLennan County, Texas, with ito
franchises and appurtenances: said bonds
to be issued in such an amoult as may be
authorized by the Railroad Commission OF
the State of Texas, under the terms 81 al
act of the Legislature OF the state OF Texas
General Laws OF Regular Session Of Twen-
ty-ffth Legislature. pages 2og TO 253, in
clusiye), authorizing the purchase. owner
shin and operation OF the said Waco and
Northwestern Railroad. bmmonly known As
the Waco and Northwestern Division OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railway, ana
tbe issuance OF bonds thereon by the said
Houston aud Texas Central Railroad Com
pany. ~. ", "a, -,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company.
October 2s, 1898. ll-zs
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or trade, a small but eomforta
Bile house and u block Of land u the
healthy town Of Hutto; 8eoe opening .o'
eriy or acreage near the city or tools Tor
sheet iron work. For particulars address
W. S. NJ, this Office. -.--- ~
SELL OR rRADE-valuahle patent, STAPLE
article; can use land, grain, good schooner
or small steam launch. CiyeHs Packing Co.,
Corpus Christi. Texas.
WANTED--To exchange ~ acres land three
miles from city Of Houston, fronting mac
adanized road, for horses and mules. Ad-
dress w p. Callen, Warren, Texas. ~
FOR SALE OR ExCfia GE---Best offer. One
Registered female Newfoundland and English
Masun dog. Light Brahinas and SILVER
Isrec Wyandottes. Jack Thomas. M0scowl
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
GALVESTON STATEMENT.
COTTON on sHIPboARp.

For Liverpool: SIS Langhan, 1858 bales; IS
Aston Hall, 1853; IS Prometheus, ioiS' 80
gan6, sos: IS West Indian, 1891; s. Rio Jano.
1908; SIS Gena e57S. For Manchester; SIS
Italiana, BASE: So Saturnina, a55; SIS Anseima
de Larrnaga, 740S; SIS Noviembre, 9I0e To-
For Client and Dunkirk: SIS Blaenayon, 400
bales For Havre: SIS Moorgate, 16ol; SIS
Netherfield, 1i76 SIS Bendi. S756; IS Coliing
wood, $685. Total. 2S,9s5.
For Continent: SIS Cunaxa. 3o56 bales; IS
Roma, 4O1; SIS Fulwell 1882; IS DANA, lo2; IS
Richmond Castle, 1859: SIS Barbara, 3lat; SIS
CITY of Gloucester, $685. IS Ararar, 1925: IS
Cromwell 7o4; SIS Birchfeld, 1929 IS sardonyx
795; S. Breckfleld. 1857; So Ariosto 5SO6; IS
shirley 65S2; IS Bishopsgate. 500; IS Broom
baugh, 1867: SIS Pendants, 1907 IS Labuan, 100.
For New York: Mallory line, 1884; Lone Star
line. 1856. Total. $3.50. Total on sh'ppoaTd'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
THE Markets.
LiverDOol Cotton,

/, Liverpool, November 24.---Cotton, spot fail
demand, prices unchanged. American mid
ding S-S2; sales 12,ooV OF which loo were
ior speculation and export. Receipts 13.0al
bales. including 1900 American. Futures
opened quiet with Il moderate demand and
closed steady. American nliddling, November
jdi Observation-Disclosures 3.9idt3.U2 hia; De-
cember-January, 3.0OmS.0i buyers: January
February 3.O0W3.Ul buyers; February March
5..Vl buyers; hiarch-Apfii 3,o2 sellers; April
May 3.eZg3.0S buyers, May-June 3.03ap5 "a
sellers; June-July Sol buyers; Iuly-Alrusi
i.Vo sellers; August September .05slS 90 sell
.rs; Septemher-0ctoher 300 sellers.
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FOR SALE-3oo acres OF fine improved ranch
land in Fort Bend county; especially adapt
ed to farming; only 20 miles from Houston:
all communications answered. a. e.
Evcrts. 1906 Milan street. I2-i
FOR SALE--Honse aud two iot8. corner Chap
man ana Cont streets, Fifth ward. w, II.
McElroy, 30eL Main street. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
KANSAS city Live Stock.

Kansas City, November 24--Cattle-. Receipts
5000: choice native steers ;.1SM5 80; medium
6.15; stockers Gnd feeders 3.2sli 80
Texas steers 3.00G4.75: Texas butcher COWS
eeipts 5000: heayies 3.45Q3. go; mixed 3 $50
80; lightveights S.25GI3.45. Shcep-Receipts
SOC: native lambs 5.0015.3 30; native nuttons
tons 3.90I4. %; Western feeding lambs 4 oa1
lao; Western feeding sheep S.5egS.S so; stock
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Prisoners Aid Assori"u'" -.
There Is to be meeting OF TINS ofsa".
ization at Fort Worth, December Q, ~
2 p. m.
The place OF meeting can be learaed AZ
tba Hote, Delaware at any time IN the
forenoon of that day. :, .ha a.
This is to be in the place OF tne ns
At Dallas during the State fair, eut ialiea
to take place on account OF the aV.esss was a.
the secretary, to whom the ina'Ve'
intrusted. .y,,,tn0 In be-
cons members ard all friends are ursea
to attend. .,,;tv NJ this
important organization may Dc ue'e'
by this meeting. ,...,,,s, president
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st. Louis live stacis

st. Louis, November 4.--Cattle--Receipts
1900; shipments none; market strong to Zoe
higher; shipping becves 4.cod5. 25 dressed
beeI grades 3.1oq5.00; stockers and feeders
2@od4 80. cows and heifers 2.o0eD4 so; Texas
aud Indian steers 2.7jSl4 80. Hogs--Rercapts
SoeO; mar.lai steady workers. 9 .a5M3. As pack
ers 800; butchers 3.50alS IS. p-Receipts
800 market steady; native mutton .kslfl4, 81
lambs .O0GlS. 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
GALVESTON sroch.

Port OF sabine Pass.
Fort OF Sabine Pass. Texas. November <o'-
ARRIVED.
uarl DihIbur (Ncr), OYergaard, beiiaat.
SAILED. c,,.
SIS Theinis (Nor), Gunderson, Vera cruz
and PrcgTesso.
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WANTED TO Bu4

WANTsD--To buy for cash, barber shop In
good locality. Address with price and full
description Nc. 453a, this office. 81
LUMBER WAGoN<-Medt SIZE: good order
Charcoal Warehouse Phoac SEA, 25
WANTED--second hand boiler and engine
Address p. .. Box u. Corrignn. Texas. %
WANTED 80 BuY.-.One set each Southwest
orn Reporter and Texas Reports, complete
or mcoinplcte; state lowest price. Address
Il. O. Box IGa Houston. Texas. %
BUY aud sell furniture and household goods
loan money and charge no interest OH goods
stored; only first-class warehouse In city:
TO rats. ". G. Archer. all Milan. Il
WANTEp--waluut. oak and ash ioxs: We are
In the market at all times for the above
timber and pay cash for sama. Write 10
for specifications and prtcsa. G. r. Cum.
Mugs h Co. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
Port Of ealyeston. Noyember 3.

ARRIVED.
SIS Westgate. Ramsdale. Havana.
SIS Cherona, Marsters, Barry.
SIS Sardonyx, Richards. Genoa.
SIS Rio Jano. Guernica, Liverpool.
SIS Leona. Wilder. New York.
SIS Matteawan, Conner, New York.
SIS Gyller Altshager, Guantanamo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
The Pnrin Ronrsr.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Paris November 24.--Three per cent rentes
lo2f 23tsc for the account. Exchange on Lon
don 25f 31Iac for checks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25

TO EXCHANGE sOo-acre improved farm in
East Texas for clean stock OF general, mef'
tioa company. bo24 Main street Houston.
Texas :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25

London. November 24.--Copsos for money,
llo 1l-16; consols for the account ll0@ bar
silver dull, p 1850. Money 26I2lh per cent.
Rate for discount in the open market for short
bills 3la per cent: for three months 3A431a
per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25
SAILED.
SIS Plata. Allen, Liverpool.
SIS Heathville. Hocken, Liverpool.
SIS Paulina. Gamecho, Liverpool.
. GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

1 GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. 5291 bales
International and Great Northern, 2231; Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson. 1885, Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas, 5552; Galveston. La
Porte and Houston. 40; Gulf and Interstate
4; barge Waldo, 907; barge Read, 1881; barge
Gibbs. 946; schooner Louis Dolson. o; sloop
Lizzie, 5. Total, 1908.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-25

FOR sALE--A new. elegant bed room suite,
clIeap II taken Immediately. Call afternoons
at 107 Pierce. 81
FOR sAIE-The only frst-riass restaurant
aud confectionery, situated In growing
town III Central Texas; health resort dolng
good business; reasons for selling. Address
fl23 this office. NJ