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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
CANCER GO|TR[.

We positively guarantee the cure OF
Cancer and Goitre DO not require pay un-
I'll we'll. Remove tape worm In twenty
four TO forty-eght hours. We make II spe-
cinlty OF all chronic skin and blood dis
eases. female troubles. chronic ulcers,
rupture, piles, cocaine and opium habits.
Private infimary for the care and treat
ment OF all who desire It. Separate and
private apartments for ladies requiring
continued treatment or confinement For
further particulars call on or address Drs
Thornton & Dickey rooms SCI and 3a2
Mason building Houston. Texas.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Planos and organs direct from
a1ctvrS. az factory prices time or casa
p gal why pay var prices to certain
ueaiers. and from old stocks. when you can
ktt an instrument fresh. new and direct
from the manufacturers No interest. X n
-- Read. factory agent. this office. "a
LARGE s-year-oid roses all varietirs. nj ~ "a
ssnu 5;og per dozen; write for catalogue
Mls. ": L. shumate. Hitchcock. Texas.
THE AUSTIN NURsERY--i have collected
from all the world the very best varieties
q fruits for Texas, and after testing / ssil
me pest. l have over hundred varieties
OF plums alone, hundreds OF thousands OF
fruit trees. Write for my catalogue /
want permanent honest salesman IN every
rounty in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma
TT Il. 4 Ramsey, Austin. Texas,
AN eisht-column Gsorge WASHINGTON hand
press, Rood as new. for sale at n bareain.
lress at Huntsville. W. L Jones. Terrell,
--- Texas. 4-s
FOR sALE.-extra size Charter oak cookipe
stove; good condition. a bargain: good ,or
MOTEL Greenbers. ~ Preston. 81
WAMTGD--A market for corn in the shuck,
Z. Allen. kosse. Texas. 80
"a JUVENILE boys or girls bicyclcy, re-
Cuced from S22 80 TO slT.b0. strictly arst.
class; Wolff American new wheels reduced
from $50 to $40 cash; Crescent racers So 80.
Dayton $50 Columbia racer $40. Bicycles
sold OF easy payments c. l.. rnen
serlng. Main street and Capitol avenue I:
READY MADE mosquito bars, single bed soc
double. soc; half canopy. si.25; ready made
noDblnet bars, 100 inches long, $40 81, 50
and 81; largest. finest, longest bO.pblnet bar
made, 81, bar frames, 15c. Frankliu's, 1910
Texas avenue.
FOR sALE-Fine lot OF bugges. phaetons,
Surveys, road wagons and harness. Laren-
don Stable and Carriage Repository
Franlin and Caroline street. Is
NAsTURTlUMs-All kinds, dwarf and tan.
25c per dozen. w w. Westsate Rrunner
postoffice, a
FOR SALE-Fiye gallons Brilliant OH, SOC
water white. $50 degrees zoe. Eupion, zoe:
stove gasoline, CSC delivered to any part
OF the city. Texas Lamp and OIL Co, AIS
Main ST. "
FOR sALE-Cedar fence posts at 'iOl San
Jacinto street. 4-1s
HAVE for sale at bargain the following
pieces OF machinery: One boiler so tubes
~ Feet long, diameter SO inches; complete
with all fxtures IRE front CRATES. safety
valVe steam gauge, pump, piping ETC. s75;
one horizontal engine. in good condition u
II. L. cylinder, is inches diameter Ia
lnch stroke. fy-wheel A inches diameter
l2-ineh lace, has governor. throttle lubri-
Gator, steam pipe, oil cups. cylinder cocks
etc, price S25; one engine, l2x20. SIS; one
complete ginning and saving outfit. consist
ing or 80 HIP engine, tubular boiler, two gins
feeders and condensers shafting, pulieys
betting, steam press. run by belt 50-nch
circular saw, all in good condition, new
MUGS In boiler, will sell the entire outfit
with all piping for well and insp!.ator, T. O.
b., $3.50, or will sell any portion OF ii
Address j. Bruer lock box SO, Navasota II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

FOR SALE-One Arnstein gasoline rubber
vulcanizer. with steam gauge etc. $40. one
large Arnstein enamellng even. with gaso-
line burner. SIS. Above in frst-class con-
dtion. q. l.. 6 Theo. Boring. Main and
Capitol. II
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FOR SALE-Evergreen onions, cabbage and
tomato plants. Westgate's 2506 Wasting
ton. Phone Gi3. three rings. ~
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Manhattan typewriter,
a standard machine, only sos strictly hish
grade typewriter at moderate price why
buy even tho seccnd best when the pest
cost you less. don't pay rent when you can
Luy machine on rental terms; II VIII paw
anyone to investigate before bnYing any
Finek & CO.. State agents, Galveston ieN'
A lot OF secondhand MACHINES EeTy loA.
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EXCLUSIVE town rights for the sale and
manufacture OF "Frapine" the best foun-
tain speciality in the market. Address
u. kiesllnR. Houston. Texas. AZ
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.ohS buggy and surrey horses. safe
r. Wv 10 SI5 each, Smith, Larendon's
/
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WANTED = Capable man with $1,000 cash 70
carry stock Of goods aud manage branch
business: slh0 per month and eNpenses.
extra percentages. permanent position. rel.
cronces required. Henry vernon. boYCc
hulldiuE Chicago ~
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WANTED--partnor with some cash; must I'M
derstaud ice cream and coda business. Ad-
dress 52lg this office. y
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SgSi averaged each weak last seven Years by
placing $40. dividends paid weekly can
withdraw any timo. Chance OF lifetime,
@ u Cnophr y Co. GnNington. Nv ~
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FOR SALE South Side meat market with
all anpurtenances wagons. horses etc; one
OF the best markets In the city; we'll located.
with tho best trade in the city. will trade
for cattle or sell for cash at reasonable
price. reason for selling, / am going into tue
cattle business aud can not attead both,
For further Information and full particulars
call on OF address Calvin Cet,erall Fort
Worth Texas
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MANTED location for racket store, town OF
5000 or more populations would like partner;
test reference. Address u. Il, w, box ab.
JENNINGS, La. q
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YOURS FOR BUSINESS lib acres nne plnok
sandy soil for sale NJ Louise, Texas want
10 sell bad enough 20 o1er bargain or MI
tert nnyment balance on, easy terms Nd
dress Il. H. Marshall, Dripping springs
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NOR SALE-At a bargain. nice, paying
candy business; established four years, 10
iect leaving Houston. Cali Monday 6I9m
Travis street, ~
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FOR SAl.is--Saloon restaurant, lunch coun-
ter and club room In the wide -open town ul
Victoria, Texas. long lease, owner has othet
business which needs his attention. p,iet
SStO0. Address Geo. ", Perry. Victoria,
Texas
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NOT being gblo on account Of bad health
to continue my business ! Wish 10 sell u
out az once. Apply corner He'll and 81,
Emanuel ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

WE ARE headquarters for Amber. Orange
and African cane, German milet, fancy and
choice alfalfa. Velvet beans, Wireless Yam
potatoes cotton seeds, seed corn, Whip
Write for prices Texas Seed and Floral
Co., Dallas. Texas. II
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SIZE BUYS u good country newspaper, inolud'
ius press, stand, type. cases, etc, good es-
taplished newspapers good healthy IOWA
a bargain Address, quick, Country Printer
this office *
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MANrED- reliable man with $4,000 TO take
an active part In a business grown too large
come interest on Investment Address 5su6,
this ofnce
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AN eieht-column Gsorge WASHINGTON hand.
press Rood as new. for sale at n bargain
lress at Huntsville. W. I, Jones. Terrell.
Texas Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

MAKE MONEY without risk operating II.
heat market; write for free book iully eN-
ri6ming nfalhble system Combination In.
vostment Co, Rialto building, Chicago, ~
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Wa NTED-Young men and women 10 pre-
pare for business by attending the Massey
Busness College. Mason block, sessions day
md III Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

THH HOUSTON Horse Shoeing company
wishes TO inform their patrons that ow-
ing TO advance In material and wishing to
maintain their high standard Of work will
be Obliged 10 charge 81 so for al shoelng
In future Respectfully, Frank hller. pro-
irietor, Col Preston avenue %
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MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN MoNEf-The
money making chances In stocks, wheat
cotton and bonds are better and SAFER now
than over before; there are no losses under
our plan and stipulated Income on your
capital is guaranteed every facility Tor
eueceasfui Investment Is offered our clients.
Write for FREQ advice and literature show
ing how you may Increase your Income
Will out risk. q, u. Maoley Co., " Broad
WAY New York City,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

ESTIMATES furnished for painting iron
fences. walls. store fixtures and any other
surfaces with Pegamoid brand Aluminium
paint: looks like frosted silver; prevents
rust: exceedingly more durable than other
paint and just as cheap II not cheaper.
Circular free. American Specially Co.. 2ls
Main street "
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tuk THE next 10 days, eggs from INV IrIgs
SILVER Wyandottes, Si.b0 Tor Is: also crystnI
sfit, &c per pound. c. 4. Oliver, 1918 Keers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

-.,stI,sn ROOM. with south verands .
ls,na for light housekeeping. with
per rOH SaiI. balcony, 1914 Mckinney rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

~ furnished house, COW, chickens, etc.
isburg road, near Milby street. May 4
ctober l. cheap to strictly responsible
les. Apply on premises or S0S Main
d. F. A. Shaw. n
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange nice violin for a good shot
gun, Address j. G. A.. this office. ~
portable steel soda fountain ono gooseneck
and cooler. Apply J. j. Gooday. Crockett.
Toxag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

THE BOARD OF Medical Examiners for tho
Eleventh district will meet at Dr. George
W. clarendon ofhns on Tuesday. Apfi 4,
al 10 a, m J. w Scott, president. George
w, Larendon secretary. A.
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PrNT-Three unfurnished rooms tot
hsnnsekeeping, no children. Apply T.
! nt IV,uiIy Lucas SIS Charities street. cor
u walker. ~
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STOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

|,Lh-one horse, harness and buck
Apply to A. II. Suess, Drummer i'd
20
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

iiyoiesb, phaeion and harness for sale cheap
--l no9m ,. over Houston National bank.
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RENT--Store COS Main street, next to
kr Texas avenue; good stand. Apply
B, Smith, attorney, over Houston Ma
u bank. 80
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h large south rooms. furnished for gen,
men -" iioe Prairie:
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RENT Good 4.ro %, cottage ,ss outhouas
Lam Cochfan. ia Main st. !
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VEGETABLE PLANTs-Cabbage soc per 100,
tomatoes soc per 1907 egg plants 2Je per
dozen. sweet pepper PC per dozen. W.
W Westgate. Ross!and Nursery. Drummer
pogtofnce Houston orders may be sen.
On nnstnl 10 Hummer.
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A DANGLER gas cook stove size that's being
used by Miss Lucy c. Andrews in giving
free cooking lessons corner Main ana husk'
~ ~ ~
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IssoIrl mules, 6 TO 7 years cid, Is to &c
s afSn. NO to $50 each. Smith, LareA-
E.aplFs.
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" - ItU--A GOOD milk COW. must DO fresh
ena cheap A. 5. Burkett. e0Oi Washington
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amlly horse, Z years old and sound,
any lady to drive, $40; good team
VI good wagon and harness. $25,
anu store, Sabine and State. 1
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FABLE furnished rooms. bath privilege,
blocks from Capitol hotel. 702 Waller
1 a.
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FNT-Rooms by day, week or month;
<cleanest in town. 25c, l5c per night: Toe
flp per week. Eagle Hotel. 1901 Con-
avenue. Il
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RENT--4-room cottage, $40 per month.
blocks from court house. Cali 9O3
PR avenue. %
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FOR SALE-At the Houston Commission EX,
change. 3l7 San Jacinto ST. outht Tor small
restaurant. sell cheap. 70
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RNsTAURANT FOR sALE--A first. class res,
tnurant, doing a good business, complete ~
all respects: small capital required; this WIZ
stand investigation; good reasons tor sci-
Ing Address Lock BOX 1873, Houston, TEX /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

READY MADE mosquito bars, single bed, soc f;
eobbnet bars, 100 inches long, s2.fe. ST. 50
and 81 largest. finest, longest bapbinet bar
made, 81, bar frames, ISc FrnnFlin's, 1910
Texas avenue.
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FOR SALE-High grade elegant 'Schaal
nianos: long time. easy payments 5000
saved in price: sold direct from factory:
will take horse and buggy In part nay
ment. r. H. Read factory agent care TINS
office. -
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tENT-Nicely furnished house: close
MIRO ward, Apply at 1907 Lamar ave-
~
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bAkRED Plymouth Rock eggs, $3.50 per Sit
Brunner, ,
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WANTED-A market for corn In the shuck
Address, for f. o. b. or delivered prices W.
y. Allen Kosse, Texas. 80
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FOR SALE--Fine lot of buggies. phaetons.
surveys road wagons and harness Laren-
don's Stable and Carriage Repository,
Franlin and Caroline street ~
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FOX SAl.E-Six good milk cows with goo5
trade established. at bargain, or will trass
Tot large mules or horses Call Monday nr
Tuesday, 1901 Austin street. =,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30

Santiago de Cuba. June %. In con-
sequence Of the outbreak of yellow
fever. the garrison Of United States
troops here has been removed from ihe
old Spanish barracks to a comfur.a-
bic camp ia the hills. on tn" road TO
III Mora. Thus FAR four soldiers have
died of the fever and there are Is cases
In the hospitals. One civilian has sue
cumbed 10 the disease and there are
three civilian suspects.
-Four companies of the Fifth infan-
Cry are the only troops here at pres
ent. All have been disinfected on the
new fumgating ship.
The barracks. an immense building.
has been flooded with disinfectants
and the doctors believe that the medi-
cal department has the outbreak under
control. IL is suspected that the con-
sasion began in the guardhouse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30
IN THE HANDS OF SPOILSMEN.
President Mckinley Makes = Bm
Mess OF the si,il service
Matter.

After months of shivering on rns
brink President Mckinley has finally
taken the plunge. The order modify
ing the civil service restrictions so as
10 exempt large number OF Offices
from The classified service was approycd
in cabinet meeting the other day and
will be signed and promulgated as soon
as some changes have been effected.
The number taken ont from under
the protection of the civil service rules
and thrown 10 be scrambled for by the
spoilsmen is not SO large us originally
demanded. and there will be great dis
appointment in consequence. Never
thelcss, il is no slight percentage OF
the whole number in the classified serv-
ice. Out of $4,000 Offices now in Tie
classified list 1000 are to be Withdrawn,
being a little over six per cent. OF the
whole.
Four thousand Offices are not enoIgh
to so around the anxious and hungry
expectants. and three times that num-
Der of Office seekers will be disappoint-
ed and angry. But there may be more
before long il the pressure upon the
president is kept up.
The important thing IS that the lines
of civil service protection have been
broken down AT one point. 1t is the
first breach that counts. Hitherto there
has been a steady building up and
strengthening of the civil service de-
lenses. Now part has been broken
down and that viii weaken all the
rest.
President Mckinley has taken n step
which he may have cause to regret. He
may have strengthened himself with
the spoils politicians, but he has weak
encd his hold on the thinking people of
his own party and has deeply gricyed
thousands of independent citizens who
voted for him after his acceptance or
the platform which declared:
The civil service law was placed
ePon the statute book by the republic
an party which has always sustained
il, and we renew our repeated dccara-
tions that it shall be thoroughly and
honestly enforced and extended
wherever practicable"
1t is republican president. olectedon
that platform, pledged to it, and who ia
his inaugural said: Reforms in the I
civil service must 20 on" who has re-
stricted instead of extended the opera
tions Of the civil service law and who 4
has effected Il retrogrcssion in civil I
service reform when he had promised |
that il should "ro on"
Where is the Mckinley backbone
Cleveland rlain Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30
A SWEET REVENGE.
clarence Was seaL on Spelling
She brought IL ID In
Red Ink

"Oh, Eleanor, ! am SO glad 10 find vo,
mere. | went up 20 you' house. and ,.pr
mother sad You had come here ~ be iilt.d
ana as Eleanor grasped the speakers hama
ne dressmaker irowned, for She dltnI wa,t
me ~ 81 the new gown inieriered with
Wei, Daisy said Eleanor II am elab
too, Tor see hy your eyes that you Ne s0ne'
thing to tell me-
:. es. This morning | went over To see
hit, and ! ran mp to her room, as we
always DO you know"
Yes, asscrted Eleanor
ANA She was crying All around her on
the hoor were letters. and on the bea mara
letters. ! said: Mercy. Kit what. re
natter Every now and then She wau|d
make vicious Jab al letter and appear ,o
be writing.
"'oh, Daisy am almost wildl I'm 50
busy ~
What are you doing?' | asked.
Wen, SAID Kit. you know Clarence and
! have had a quarre-and I'm glad OF it,
and here she sohbed the gladdest Kind ~
sob and-and-he sent all my letters baer
and the silver bookmark-and the loye'v
pipe gave HIM with his name engraved IN
i--and-oh, Daisy, | can't use any Of them
how can l.-and so I'm getting his ,etf.r,
ready 10 return mi M correcting them,
and then che laughed and made another lab
with her pen.
Correcting them gasped.
es-correcting them You know Clar-
encc Is terrible spelier. so have gone over
each letter in red INK and made him ,ee that
twas intentional. Humph, III bet he Won't
tell another man he broke j; Off.
II couldn't hep laughing. but wasn't il
hne revenge .'-London Iit-Bits.
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THE FIRST CABINET COUNCIL.
Disposition shown to Take Hold Of
the situation with a strong
Hand.

Paris. June 24.-The frst cabinet
council Of the new ministry was held
az the Elysec palace last night. Prcsi-
dent ioubet presiding. At this meet
ing the general lines of n declaration
Ia be- made by the government Mon
cay. were decided upon.
NJ the instance of Gen. DE Gallifet.
minister Of war. the council decided
upon the transfer Of number Of SUI
pcrior officers of the army for .'indulg-
ing in manifestations unbecoming sol
dters."
The radical socialists have decided
10 support the government provided il
defends the republic. Nhcn this dcci-
SION was made known. NJ. Charles
Camille Pclletan. deputy for AK Cir
enmscription). and few others with
drew from the group.
The Temps says:
THE composition of the cabinet may
appear extraordinary in he face of the
material tranquility existing: but. un-
Happily. moral tranquility does not
prevail in the same degree. The cabi-
ret will shortly prorogue parliament
and take upon itself alone the solu-
ton of the Dreyfus affair Within the
limits Of it's power the government
might do some useful worl. by defend
l.g the army against the imprudcnt
language Of representatives, and
against attacks of its enemies: by
causing respect Tor the magistrates
anc their decisions. and by protecting
TIE Dreyfus court-martial against the
rrenaces OF some and the batteries of
others.
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CAPT. COGHLAN WELCOMED.
An Enthusiastic Reception 10 the
Commander Of the Raleigh IN
Change at -. Louis.

~. Louis, June 24.-The Elks' gatn-
sring here this week has somewhat
overshadowed the fact that we have
bad distinguished visitor in our
midst in the person Of Capt. j. Il.
Coghlan. commander of the cruiser
Raleigh in the battle OF Manila bay.
The gallant captain was visitor or
Change, Thursday, and was given
rousing reception.
President kennett called the ex.
change 10 order. and in short. but
strong speech. introduced Cant. Coph-
lan, as 'one of the heroes Of Manila
y want To thank you." said Can't.
Coghlan. in response. for the pleas
snt reception you have accorded me.
] did not come here TO make a speech.
Tut to see my old friends. was
raised just across the river. and feel
OF home at st. Louis, but this rccep-
tion has made me feel even more al
ton.
You all know what the governor
OF North Carolina said TO the governor
o. South Carolina, so | will close bv
thanking you again for your recep
ton"
The distinguished visitor was hearti.
IL cheercd both before and after the
speech.
Mayor Ziegenheip made n Short
speech, in which he paid glowing
tribute TO Dewey. Capt. ,oghlan and
the other heroes of Manila. He closed
by proposing three cheers for Cant
Coghlan, which were given with 9 will.