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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

at the time. A newspaper man with us
was killed Part OF our work was to find
out a place for the transports to land.
After Shafter came with his army l ac-
companied him a scout for tine. IL
was in this capacity that was acting
when hit by a Spanish sharpshooter.
His Opinion Of Miles.
Gen. Miles is all right" said Sullivan.
when the commanding generaFs name was
mentioned In connection with the indian
campaigns and the taking Of Porto Rico.
Miles does not take any stock in the
policy Of foreign nations OF playing at
checkers with human life. His policy ia to
surround with an army Of 1Ot0 II neces-
sary the enemy's forces of LOCO. for Ca
has to concede that the Jig Is up with him
and surrender. This saves time. human
life and treasure.
That was the way Niles captured the
island of Porto Rico. I was with him In
the transportation department. We landed
OF ammunition and supplies from the
transports during the night. and that on
a she'll beach. This was fifty miles from
San Juan, but was within five miles OF the
Spanish lines. You know the rest We
hedged the Spanish In. and Miles wish
possession before the signing OF the peace
protocol was accomplished"
Sullivan has been in many a brush with
the Indians. He bears letters from Gen.
Fftzhugh Lee, Gen. Miles. buffalo Bill
Cody and other celebrated people He looks
forward TO the campaign against Agu.-
naldo's Filipino bands with the Third cav
airy with many anticipations. They may
be pretty fair fighters, but I guess they
are not as bad as the Apaches." says Sui
Ivan. ct won't take the army long to
quiet things over there this winter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

DIAMOND Ice. Tel. Pike lss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

All the ParalyseA Corporal Needs
ID . StaRt-He1I DO the Rest.

The effort to raise fund with which to
buy little business Of some kind for Cor
poral W. b. Tucker. Company Fl. Wash
ington volunteers. Is progressing satisfac-
While Seattle citizens are looking for
ward In eager anticipation TO the home
coming OF the Washington soldiers. they
should not forget this poor soldier. who
has returned TO his old mother a helpless
cripple, being a victim OF paralysis caused
by his wounds. He must earn living in
some way. and s. II his friends ask for him
Is start. saying that given half a show
Tucker will get along. crippled as he is"
Subscriptions should be lef. at the office
Of the Pos,-Inte.ligencer. and all will be
duly credited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

The Post-Intelligencer received the fol-
lowing letter yesterday which deserves the
attention OF Corp. fuckers friends. II is
as follows:
Seattle, Wash. Aug q. 1899
Manager OF the Post-Inteilg encer.-Gen
i!emen: Reading an article in your valu-
able paper this morning. For a Helpless
Soldier" allow me to state that II ever
charity and sympathy is given away by
the public the most deserving ones entitled
TO II are those who willingly offered their
lives for their country. don't know OF
a case that deserves more recognition than
the case in point Allow me to sugges. To
you my OFFER for this noble soldier and
mother. will set aside Friday. September
l. my amateur night. for their benefit and
give half Of my gross proceeds for this
worthy cause. Any amateur will he well
come TO assist In swelling the receipts.
and those who desire TO take part may ap-
ply to me personally at my ONCE any day
II they 80 desire. Corp. fuckers friends
may take charge OF my house on that oc-
casion. Yours very respectfully.
IRWIN BARUCH.
Director and Proprietor Oberon Concert
House.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

WtHtermei EN- - Brother SO. 2. &c: rotber $40
g. $3.50; barter gto. 2, &c; barter $40. 3, 64-6sc.
Sra br NJ et3eH-gsortberH SO. l. 70M-71he;
gtOrtbern $40. 2, 67-7OMr; No. 3, 6S-70r.
Ntats-yto. 2. i'm Speh1er. S5hc; peiBer $40. 9, 1916
9eIber yto. 2. 35h-36c; SO. 8, 1886; 9eIber 50.
8, S2M-SSc. auf Der 86rie. Obne Sa9erfoftsu. mad
YrObeu tuurbeu ~perfouit: go. 2. 35Ic; pelBer $40.
2. s52e; esIbsr go. 2. s52-S6Ac; go. 3. 32A-ssAc;
geIber go. 8, 32A-33Hc.
safer - gto. 2, i'm Spei9.r. 27%r; merger SO. 2.
3OA-3O%c; $40. 8, 271zc; uetBer yo. 8, 292-
3OAc; merger so. 4, 29A-3Oc. auf Der gbrfe, Obw
Saesrfoiten mad RrObeu Wurben ~Derfauit: SO. 2, 2se
meiBsr $40. 2 30A-3le; go. 8, 27Ac; usBsr go. 3.
S0-30Hc; peiBer Jto. 4. 30-30Ac.
~&oo9en-yto 2. fir ben Spet1er. 55SS-56e; 80
3, 55-55he; l Gar 6uncp @sissr go. 2, purbe gu 5sH
~pertauft obue Sa9ertoiteH.
Sc te-6utter9erire Ale: WoIasNualitdteH ,42-50c.
-SIa9s. gtO. lgtortbue auf benz
SeIeiie, $1.1SA-I.l9; Stmotbp, $2O0-2.25 per 100
9fuua. RIee bon IS. 00-5.75 Der 100 BfuHb.
RIete-Wor rar; bieiige Wtiner ~beribtetsn 9ertdufe
au $l3, auf benz 9eleiie.
S~eu-9imotbp. aep6buIihes Bis beItes, $685. 90
hlsGonue; 8rairie. 9suObnlibes Bis befss, Don $500
$50 per Sonue.
Ob-Rosssn, s5.OO-s.oo; @siasH uns aai.E
3,5U-4.50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

9us bon Rpbert g. porter, benz boln
prGiibenten entianbten Gpe3ial@G OmmiIdr
NIT 9enerat s ome5 abgef9Ip +
eneNbtom e n, tpona4 bic rIbanif9e
Nrmee ibre SOrberung auf SoGb fa1en ldBt,
bagegen aber in Sprm elmer l1nteritiibung
100000 er6dlt, 1T Elm p~erniinftigeS unb
tpirb 16perli6 BON irgeno elmer Seite bean=
Itanbet nerben. Man tann ben armen Seu<
fetn bic $75 Bis $500, bic auf einen ieben
babpn entfa1en iperben, pobl g0nnen, uno
tpenn AUDI mir iie nidt gebeten baden, ii6 gu
erbeben, unb ii9 bes6alb elm re9tstrdftiger
Nnfpru9 an uns ni9t begriinben IdBt, 10
buben iie bod ben iebigen 3uitanb Der 9inge
berbsifiibren belfen, 11nb tpenn fir ben
Nugenblid AUDI Uncle Sam in bic Saddle
greifen muB, 10 tann er Die Re9nung Bel Der
3utunftigen &epublit @uba einrei9en. @enn
bic &erle, audi, na6bem iie bas @elo genom<
men BADEN, ni9t mad 6ouie uno an Die Or
belt ge6n, unb uns 5pin9en, ite oa3u gu
%3ipin9en, bann fonnen mir %tpenigftens unIere
0dnbe in un16ulo na19en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Sn Der StuutsgefebgebungD BON
s nbtana perben BON &epublifanern imz
mer neue @~efebentpiirfe CUR @4urtege>
bes @irtbsgef3Gfts borge@
Iegt. gfa9 elmer bieier 8iQs biirfen 8irtb=
f6aftslicen3en fortan nur an 2eute ausgez
iteqt tperben, bic bereits Elm Sabr lang Elm
gefeBGi6es @irtbsgeIdGft betrieben BADEN.
Die Sin be3pedt, ale @irtbe, Die nt9t be-
reits Elm 9un3es Sabr i'm @ei4dfte iinn, III
rer Griiten5 gu berauben unb ibre 9eiGGfte
einfa9 gu f9lteBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
sSSn 9eutf6Ianb perben felt auc

Sn 9eutf4Ganb perben iebt audi
beIonbere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
ii 7 has MiGitdrreA eingeri9tet. 80
lit nun Der @eb, Oberiufti5ratb % etfen=
b a i gum OrOentli6en 9onOrurprofefor fir
MiIitdrre9t an Der rniberiitdt Berlin err
nannt. Cine quite Wabl! Weiffenba9 TT
i'm s. 1887 gu 3ie9enbuin (im bamaligen
&urbeFen) 9ebOren. Go4 %@rlan9ung Der
6G6igteit gum Rihteramt panbte er ii@
1865 benz Nu0itoriat gu, tpurbe 1881 gum
Mitglieb bes preuBii9en 9eneralaubitoriats
ernannt unb erbielt 1890 ben aang aGs @e6.
Sberiuitiarutb, Sn ben Sabren 1886 Biz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Die Gbef6etbun9s= S nbufrie
bat einen mpftnbli6en S9Gag en-
balten. Die ~9eieBgebung BON NorozO atota
bat cine 8orlage angenommen, tpel9e bor=
f3reibt, baB man Elm Sabr in bieIem State
9epobnt BADEN muB, UNI GbeI9eibungstlaz
gen einrei9en 81 fOnnen, tpdbrenO bts6er brei
Wonate fir oiefen 3ped geniigten. 9a in
Solge babon bic @bei6eiOumgsluftigen GUS
benz gan5en 2dnoe na4 Norb=0 atota itrDm>
ten, 10 blii6te baielbt bas 9ei9Gft Der &i9=
ter, NbOotaten, 3eugen unb &ofbausbeIiBer,
0as ptrb u anbers perben, benin ii9 auf
ein gan3es Sabr na6 Norbz9 atota berbanz
men gu miifen, I'M cine @6ef3eibung 3u err
langen, mag 8iele abI9reden, 3umal gu
bemielben 3ped audi in anberen ben @eniif=
fen Der Qualification pentger fernliegen0en
Staten Elm einjd6riger Mufentbalt geniigt.
Oas 9eieb 1T bon Seiten Nprbz9 atotu's
aliO cine 9anblung ebler 9elb
unn oes9alb UNI 10 anertennenspert6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
czirs 5&rimme Wn6ri6t fommt

Cline f8Gimme Na3rt9t tommt
aus MantGa. Sic be5sbt fi3 ni9t ouf
ben @erbruB, pel9en Nguinalo0 uno Die
p6iGipptner un ieren SingOs b%ereiten, inoem
fe ft9 nift gutpiGig unter bic umeriz
faniI3e Serr58nft beugen polen, Ionbern
auf eiuen btsl fur6tbureren @egner. Die
f9parSen 8tattern iinb unter un>
Ieren borttgen Sruppen aus9ebrO9en unO
balten rei9e Grnbte. Bon neun3ebn gez
melbeten Sobten finb Dter5e6n bieier
fur6t6aren &rantbeit erlegen. 2eiber mel
bet bic 0epeI4e ni9t, pie ptele OuOon eez
padt finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Wie febr fi4 Der Setepbonberts6 I
3pifAen Stdbten unb y Drfern in
% iirttemberg unb 8aben unter
treffli4er unb biliser 4e9ierunesDeripalz
tung ausbebnt, eriiebt man aus Der folgenben
amtli9en neuen NottS:
o@on jebt an tpir0 Der telepbonif9e Ser
tebr AUDI 5pii9en 8ibera4, 8lau6euren.
8u9au, 5riebri9sbafen, Ssnp, &reBbronn,
2dngenargen, Qaupbeim, 2euttir9, S9iene
6auien, Rdbens6urg, Settnang, ulm, 8anz
gen (4qgdlD, Weingarten unb @iblingen
in Wiirttemberg einerietts, unb &onItan5,
Meersburg, Singer, 9toda9 unb lleberlinz
gen in 8aben anOererieits auf Dem @ege ii6er
5rieori4s6afeu Oor ii4 geben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
En- @HbbeutfMlanb maetpaltia

Sn Sibbeut GIanb ~getpalttge
@epttter uno @epitter # ii ms ,
mttten i'm Sanuar, nit fur6tbaren
8lib= unh 0Onneri9ldgen unb ungebsuren
R~eQen9iif1en. go namentli9 in Der Na9t
BPM II. auf ben ID. Sanuar glei43eittg in
ben perf4ieDenten Sbeilen bes S9tpa6enz
lanbes. @elbt alte unb Glteite G:ntpo6nsr
f0nntn fi6 Iol9' toGer Sanuargepitter taum
.erinneru. limb bur9 bic % oItenbrI9 e
purben bann be0eutenOe l1eberi6pemmunz
gen berbeigefi6rt, inOem SGiiffe I'M Sber=
unb unterlauo unb audi bic obere Oouau big
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
NIoemeiner Waarenmarft.

gu tie r-BeTte Creamery lSM-19:; l.. Nuatitdt. Is
-l6t; $50. 2, l3-l4c; bette nahssmah:s. ls-I4he; bette
Darn les; l.AualItat. li-l41 , Auatitdt. l0M-l3:
Sd ie-Emtns. 9A-l0; Simhurser. Heusr. 8-SH:;
@9wetssr. 10 -l0A:; amsrIfaHEl1er 'sIis III Stusrpo'I
49S iar liz BfInb.
8pbuen - Bette, 81. 81. l6; bette pWseoIums",
II. lO-l. 1919.
Gef(H g.(-Gurteps 94-lOH: has 9fuW>; Sab1st
7-sc bas Qfunb; Gutsu 7H-9: Oas Riuns; 9dnis =
Sc bas 9fuub.
81. Saus frtIaa, gsrluit. obgers9uet. l6h-17c
bas Susenb.
&al6f(etI % 80 biz Is 8fuu> S:ul5 81. e4-7e.
75bis 90 Pfane. ~ Sc; 100 bis ITO PiI1A sh-9:i
aepbbnliHes uHb fbperes. 6K-7c.
Observation-Disclosures. $150-6.0) bs 9usenb,
Tebblbusr. $4,000 bas0us. Wa9telu. 81 4O-i.51;
Gntsu per 9ussnb: Wlaaarb8, 81 so; TeO 9eabl. "a. so;
Seal, 8melpiug, 500; Zeal. @rsenluiHs; ~sl.5o-L75;
email, mireb, ~$L.25-1.50; Gauuasbaf3. $5.eo-9.00;
gegsnpossL ST.. so bas 9uBenOi SaurIdnspisu. 81. 25 bas
9ubeub.
5rtia. Ttf9: gaf Bar, sro3e, bas 8fuHs;
ll-1lHc; plfe, 6-6%c; 9tdersL, 5-5hc.
8reiBeGbsereu-Ssl rnO Suels. per Saa. $500
$50; @ape Sob. $%5.50-6OO; Seriep5, 81 75-5.0l
Nep { t-9teue, bic 6eIt.I, ~. so Is. p Da3 Sli.
ae n-Gt. Wtt baels, 50 59-2,75 bi. Siits.
Gitro ne u-Bsft Auolttdt, 50 90 $50 Riit.
gamaHen - Bette. 5oc-sL00 eos 8finSst.
Setqen - SemaiAene. 1920 bas BinIa.
Rartoffeln-9sbruu5 S3-36; ha3 Suibel; 9.srlel
1856 has Suibtl; Rois 1885, Yurhanfs, 35-5s: Der
guIdeI.
SiiBe RartoffeIu - IusSuiHOis, $~l..25-l.5cs
has Sag.
NEIL traut - sl.o1-1.75 bas SAB.
@eIerD -8-15c oaS 9uben>.
GIN lie be I II - 80: per 8ul9sL
9Iume Mt obt - 5000: bic Rift..
Rptbe ga sen - gtene. 75e bas FaI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 76; Helm.
SGmalsfiitheM. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Die europdif9e Ginpanbes
tpirb i'm 2aufe oieIes Sabres erfreus
li9 tpieber 3unebmen. 0a5 benft auA
cine in @inpanoerung5T14en 10 ii6eraus trz
fnGrene 6irma pie u, 56uma9er C So. in
Baltimore, bic Ngeniin fir bic 8remenz
@eltimprer 2inie bes NnrhbsutI9en 2lppb.
SIN lebten Monat fGun mar Der 8erfauf bon
Observation-Disclosures iiber ME %gsnannte
2inie bes Norbbsuti den 2Gopb UNI so bis Is
pro5ent b06er, als in Iel6.n Monat bes
Sabres 1898, SIN Sanuar allerbings mar
Die europGiiAe @inpanoerung noA gering.
Die i'm SSanuar Oertuuften Sabrtartsn fir
@%intpanOerer IinO ndmli9 fir ueberfa6rt i'm
Mdr3 unO Npril. l1no 9enannte 5irma lit
i~iber8eugt, OuB in 5OIge Der 8ef1erung Der
gef4dftli4en 3uitdnbe Nmerita5 bic 3uz
na9me Der @%intpan0erung cine fortI9reitenbe
fem tpir0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

1898 mar er 3ugIei9 2e6rer an Der 8erliner
Sriegsafabemie, no er neben Dem Militdr=
re9t audi Stats unb @Dlferre9t b%ortrug.
Seit Dem 1. Sft. 1898 mar er nit Wubrnebz
mung Der 9ef4dfte bes Chefs Der Suiti3z
abtbeiGung i'm Observation-Disclosures
beauftragt. 0a mittelit Der nun gliidIi4
belpertteui9ten 9erresiuiti5>&efor Elm einz
beitGider Re6ts3uitunb fiir's gauge beuti4e
&ei6sbeer gei4uffen lit, 10 iinb 2ebritii0le
pie Der @eiffenba419e uuf beuti9en Uni
beriitdten boppelt am glab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

@ine beinabe ung GaubGi9 Il NJ
nil en- Ell betpeist ; er gro a m e.
ritantf9e Diplomat Miuiam g.
Srbe E, 8unbesienator bon Maine, Mitglien
bes Senatsausf9uKes fir Muspdrtiges unb
elmer Der 6riebenscommi1Gre in paris. SSn
Der 9enatsrebe. porin er tiir5li9 bas bon
INN mitperiibte Barrier Sriepensma0perf
pertbeibi9te, fam er du4 auf Die 5pan5ig
MiQionen Dollars 81 ipre9en, pel6e n11
biefem 8ertrage an Spanieu fir Nbtretung
Der P9tlipptnen be5a6lt peroen mill
fen. 1nb er nreatfertigte" biefe 8ertragsz
flaufel burb bic 5alberIi9tli6e 8e6auptung:
Oeut19lanb babe fir bic Mbtretung BON 81
iaB=9otbringen $3O,O00,0OO an 5rantrei@
ge3ablt. 9ieier groBe amerifanii3e Siplo=
mat bat alio ni9t bic blaffe N6nung pom
Snbalt pes groBartigiten Sriebenspertrages
Der Neu3eit!l Gr peiB ni6t, oaB 5ranfrei9
ni9t MIR Ieinen alien 2dnberrau6 obne @nta
gelt an 0eutf6lanb beruu5gebsn, %ionoern
laub rieIi9e S%trafiummen be5ablen mubte,
unb baB cine @ergleihung 3pii9en ben
gbilippinen unb @HuBz2 Otbringen i4on an
ii9 elm r19ebeurer 8G0hiinn lit!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
apadoeshitdbe oneaota @taata- Bsttanana aatthpndr s. gebraar 1899.

binunter na6 lllm uno ipeiter austraten!
&ur5en pro3eB manten biefe Stiirme NIT
Selegrapb unb Selepbon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Mdrftberiht.

2aarperfGufe.

W ebt - Wtuter.WetseH pnteHts I'M Sag. $500
$40; StratgDts, S3.20-3.40iu Sdden; @peetals Brands
barter 5rfblabrs.lgsiaeH 9ateHts. 81, l0-A25, 8afsr5,
*2.S5-2.5 so; RoaaenmebL S2.60-2.sQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Ser ulte @taat8mann So6n
S9ermdnu rbeitet an einem u n + a g
gu ietnen peitDerbreiteten intereTanten, 19pn
pieoerbolt BON uns angefI6rten Gent
m iirhigteiten. 0ieier Ra9trag ion
iiber feline 8erufuug bur9 prGfibent Mc&inz
(eb an bic Spibe bes 9taatSbepartez
ments Gum i'm gu 6anna's gunIten als
8nnbesfenator aus benz Wege gu rGumen)
unb ii6er feline 6tnauSbrJGngeIun
aus benz Stadtsbepartenent Gum ben gez
~fiigigen DAP an feline Stele gu bringen)
Nuff6luB geben. Naes, mag Der alte 9err
felt ieinem 8iidtrttt ms 9ripatlebsn ipra9
uno i3rieb, 3eugt bon grDBter &Gar6eit unO
S4drfe bes Settles, 10 buB alfo bic Dor 1etz
mem &iidtritt als Stuutsminiiter arsgtz
iprengten 9erii6te iiber feline angebli9e Set
itesi6tpG3e erlogen paren. 9ieIer Na9trag
ober 4mbong tpirO iepenfoGs ie9r intereFant
ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Sn beutf6en 5inan3fretfeu
IOu eroBe@ntri It u g bariiber berrz
i4en, oaB bic Rei4Sz unO bic preuBtI6e
8egierung bic llnterbringung bon preuBiz
i4en unb &~ei4sunleiben i'm GeIummtbez
TRACE bon ungefdbr 200 Miuionen Marf
al1ein Der 9e ut9en SAINT iibertras
gen bat. Aber bermutbli9 lit iol6e @ntz
~riiftung opaig un6ere6tigt unb bic Sanbz
Iungspeiie Der Hegierungen aus Der elm
Fu3en Sbatfa4e ertldrli9, baB bic 9eutz
i9e 8ant bas 604ite Angebot gema9t 9at,
Sic 3a9lt 913 unb ~perlangt 90, fie Oerbient
aIio an Der gan3en Nuflage nun 1885,
600 Mart obsr 100000, mas, bo
ibr bo@ ieOenfal1s Soften unb 3tnsperGufe
ertpa3fen, ni3t ols Elm GROCER profit err
a3tet peroen fam. l1n1ere Seem 0orter
8antiers bitten ii6 ni6t nit 10 tpenig be-
gniigt, unb pabrf6einli9 baben Die an
oeren beutI6en 8anten audi mebr ~Derlan9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Elm d. t.
Der GpIomnrIt.

Der OeI0mdrtt.
IBs9fsI ouf 9letp gorf DIr6eu geiterT nit 25 Pro'
sent anfeelb ~oerfauft.
gabftebenb bic fit gefterH on9esei9ten WeaIelturle
aut bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIrppa's:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Oiebmdrft.

Rtnbptsb wurOs IN ben stOd-gorHs Ui. fOtst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

DER dmerItanl1@e Blcetpn1uI 9Olb1le q.
Sngate in patras lit an Der 5oGtputb geftors
ben. Gr purbe Dor 2 Monaten s%ebif1en, unb
berbeimli9te bic Sa4e; na9 feiner grfran@
flung mics er ale Gr3tli4e 9tIfe 5uriid. Ser
8erftorbene mar Elm aqgemein beliebter un0
gea9teter Mann.
Sngate purbe am "a. Nobember 1897 gum
0iceconful in patras ernannt. @r tpurbe
in Mifiiifippi geboren, mar a6er fpdter na9
Nlabama ii6er9eitebelt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-10-19

The complete and extensive stock OF
staple and fancy hardware offered by
How Bros. & Co., has not its equal in
central Minnesota. Every customer
is assured that every article pur-
chased from this stock is absolutely
guaranteed that it is just as repre-
scented.
Jaunty jackets, finely tailored all
the new materials, meltons, cheviots,
homespun and kerseys in the choicest
styles at Mel. Blied's.
Attend the evening classes at the
Academy for work in penmanship and
bookkeeping.
Get your harnesses repaired now
and save time and money. ]. G. Schank
will do it.
We have no hesitation in recon-
mending Garland" Stoves and
Ranges. Their high reputation for
durability, economy of fuel, con-
venience, and artistic finish, stamps
them as the worlds best. Itisthe con-
slant aimof the manufacturers to make
the very best stone that can be pro-
duced. They are unrivaled. Sold
exclusively by How Bros, & Co.
! A thoroug tralnlng for business
life such as is obtainable a. the Sank
Centre Academy and business college
insures against the day of adversely.
ssGarland" Stoves and Ranges are
made by the largest manufacturers in
the world. Merit tells. Sold ex-
c lusively by How Bros, & Co.
| A we'll oiled harness will last twice
as -ong as neglected one. Go to j.
G. Schank's for harness oil that is
light.
For good homemade harness, go
to j. G. ScheEk.
Money to loan on far ts-Please get
my rates and terms if you want a
Farm Loan. CHAs. A. MORSE.
Pocket cutlery is necessity. Make
your selections from the best stock.
that of How Bros. & Co.
Going to build? The quality of
your hardware is consideration.
| For the best go to HowBros & Co.
wanted.
Fifty men at the Keller factory -ap-
ply at once.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-10-19
For Rent.

I offer for rent the dwelling house on
Third-st. formerly occupied by me.
In good repair and very convenient.
HENRY KELLER.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-10-19

Clearance sale Of our
entire stock Of dry
goods. q rare oppor.
tunity OF buying new,
first class goods cheap.
a. Dahlel11.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-24
The ANTI.REBATE Law.
General Managers Of Texas Roads Met Al
Dallas to Discuss Il.
they WILL oBEYlr IN LETTER AND SPIRIT
Construction of the statute W.. w..
agreed On, conversational Agents
Also Discussed the Law.

Dallas, Texas. August pa co,,e,
meeting OF the general managers, or thei,
representatives, of the Texas railroad,
was held at the Oriental today to consider
the anti-pass and anti-rebate law passed
by the Twenty-sixth legislature. which
goes into effect Saturday next. There
were present: NJ. d. Monserratt. general
manager, and A. w. Houston, general at
torney, OF the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass; w. w. Kent, general manager Of
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson;
G. L. Noble, assistant general superintend-
ent OF the International and Great North.
ern; Jem N. Miller, chief clerk to General
Manager Quinlan Of the Houston and
Texas Central; l.. j. Polk, general man.
ager. I. T.. Moody, his private secretary.
and ]. Wharton Terry, general attorney,
OF the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe: l.. s.
Thorne, general manager, and j. w. Ever
man, assistant general manager, Texas and
Pacific; M. A. Spoonts, general attorney,
Fort Worth and Denver; s. B. Hovey,
general superintendent, Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas; u. B. Perkins, general
attorney, Cotton BELT; e. M. Alvord. gem
eral superintendent, and ]. l.. West. as
sistant general freight agent, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas James A. Baker, Jr.
general attorney, representing the South
ern Pacific and connecting lines. All the
roads in Texas save the Texas Midland
and the Fort Worth and Rio Grande were
represented.
The meeting was held at Ii O'Clock in the
Travellers Protective Association room at
the Oriental. Judge %. B. Perkins was
made chairman and T. E. Moody secre-
tary. A committee to draft report in
tended to meet the views of all was APP
pointed. The chairman named Messrs.
Polk, Thorne, Maxwell, Monserratt and
Baker.
AT the afternoon session, beginning at
O'Clock. the sub committee reported. The
resolutions they submitted We're along the
lines of those adopted at the Galveston
meeting of August IA.
After much discussion they were adopted
BY majority vote. the minority finally |
'atifying the action of the others. The
agreement made is to obey the law in let
er and spirit. Each general manager is
eft, however, to place practically what |
ever construction upon the law as he sees
1T. Considerable contention cropped out |
n the conference at times and several of |
hose present were soothed by soft words. |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-24
ALABAMA COMMISSION.
An Effort to BE Made % Have I'll
Abolished and Re-cstabIished.

An Effort to BE Made % Have II
Abolished and Re-cstabIished.
Especial to The Post)
Birmingham, Ala, August 23.-The pres
ent railroad commission law is not at all
satisfactory and to the end that it be
made so the Birmingham board of trade
and transportation bureau has practically
determined to inaugurate crusade to Sc
cure the repeal of the present law and
the adjustment of the commission as it Is
constituted and the enactment of law
which will give the commission power to
fix freight rates and the creation of a COM
mission to be elected by the people and
subject to the will of the people. The COM
plant is not against the personnel of the
present commission. but Against the law,
which, it is claimed, makes the commits
sion merely an advisory body which is
useless and meaningless. 1t is asserted
that it has no power to fix rates. and there
fore fails to help the commercial interests
of the State. What is wanted is said to be
"a commission that will bring the rail-
roads to time" 1t is proposed to have
every commercial body in the State join in
the crusade and create public opinion
which will secure action on the subject
from the next legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-24
AGENTS CONSULT.

Provisions of the New law Dis,
cussed by Local Representatives.
There was meeting last night at the Of
fee of Assistant General Freight Agent
Reese of the Southern Pacific of the local
station agents
The new law affecting the payment Of
freight shipments was gone over and the
determination was reached to comply with
all provisions SO far as possible to do SO.
There is and has been no disposition to
evade the law, but, being new and slightly
ambiguous, it is difficult of construction.
Large shippers will be required to give
bond and freight will be turned over as
soon as received.
1t would be hardship on consignees to
have fruits or perlshable goods held over
until banking hours, as such system
would delay sales and shipments out on
the trains leaving Houston early.
The agents are all OF the opinion that
the law will soon be found to work
smoothly.