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BR.psrREET's on FINANCE.


New York March 81 Bradstreets Finan-
cal Review tomorrow VIII say Expectations
oI more active and higher money market
were verified, cali loans having touched l. per
cent this week. while much az tho borrowing
o' money on tho stock exchange has been AT
. 20 pcr cent These tendencies, however.
strongly hullish speculation In stocks, with
10y alces 10 different parts Of The list, carry
,hF prices IN some instances to the highest
,eNs!S set teaehed The leaders in this move
ment were the Vanderbilt stocks together
WIN certain specialtiss and industrials. al
llough other portions Of the rl,et we're ia
n' re or less favor signs OF active manipula-
iart that the morkot had taken an upward
course and that leaders Of Wall street were
quoted as SAYING that there were fears about
ui5tive public.
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Inr eIo1ed. lrok.rags business Tsa at a stand

Ing cloasd, troksrass business rss at stand
still
Mail advices from California report an easl-
CT market for beans % a result OF the recent
rains Limas we're reportsd TO be easier and
shade lower.
Lats adTices from Baltimore quote SPOT TO-
matocs at e1isc cash T. Q. b. Baltimore for
good standards and report . good demand.
bni there seems Ia he little doing 10 futures
recent iep0r; from callforDia states that
the OUTLOOK for the hcnsy crop Is Door. The
Commercial News Of March q says The
he. y are NOW being led la q large portion OF
southern California. and many are rcnor,ed
ID, nave dlea. fressnt yalusB are we'll sus-
tanned. owing u limited stocks.
Mail adyices from Baltimore report con-
siderable inquiry for rue Grade spot peae
Supplies are light aud there Is said TO be o
good deal OF difficulty experienced In hling
orders one informant snys that there are
como standard early Junss and narrows therc
watch can be bought az 7od7Hc. but they do
not seem TO suit the BUYERS INC demand be-
ing chiefly for fancy labels which are in very
small supply.
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The propositions were submitted to the
board One was the sale outright OF Il
house or hospital purposes, with fifty acres
of land, for $4,000. This property has out
hoI SEES, we'll of water, large building, etc.
The fifty acres would not be needed but
If the tract could be disposed of the money
could be applied to other purposes. Il
was suggested, however, that there was no
necessity for buying so much, when SO
little was needed, and then again that prou-
ably purchaser for the surplus could he
easily found. The matter was not dis
cussed at great length.
Another proposition was submitted franz
Or. H. c. Rees, proprietor of the Brenham
inilrmary. He agreed to sell his hospital
and the lots, the association to select an
appraiser, Dr. Rees to select an appraiser
and the two to selec; third, and the three
10 fix value upon the institution. Or.
Recs agreed TO accept the valuation which
the three persons would put on the place
ms Is lot 15OX2OO feet, the house being
built for hospital purposes having eleven
rooms, and so constructed that at any tins
add'tions we're necessary they could be
made.
Or Luhn suggested that Joint stool,
con ny with capital of SIC, 600 be mr.
ganizcd on a business basis.
Or. Lockett embraced in his estimate th-
provision for board OF trustees 10 have
CONTROL said board to be composed of three
men and two women, and that a board a.
charities be created to be composed of rho
pastors of the various churches, and tbe
executive officers of the various aid soeie-
ties IN the cities, there to receive no nav.
Dr. Hynes asked how would the matter
OF charity, and the joint stock company
was stated by some one, and agreed
w ny an tno' The charity part should be
to residents of Washington comfy tbaso
of time la" 'eus'
me matter vas generally discussed and
voc meeting finally adjourned until Mon.
gay afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. al which
ume me work viii he taken M where tbev
left off Thursday w 'i'ey
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I7ROfANGE AT HOUSTON
s.xenanse a. quoted az fulloss New Ycrs
'l'ans' voc discount; ceiling, New York, 81
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BRADsrnrET's on TRADE.
A Quictcr Tone In tIl Linea--Bnd
Mcmlhrr u NnctOr.

W Gather n faciOr.
New York March 3l.-Bradsueet's tomor-
row will say: There is 0uteter tone in all
lines Of business this week. independent Of tho
reduction in volume OF distribuhve demand
resulting from continued unfavorable news in
large section Of country the strength OF
quoted values. however fails 10 show That any
material slackening OF underlying movements
have as Vet become apparent in leading lines
Less rs doing, naturally, in leading Eastern
textile markets on the current seasons ac-
count bu, an encouraging clement is found
~ the readiness Of buyers TO place orders for
fah delivery, Leading Western markets note
hat bad roads and weather combined have re-
t9rded retqil distribution,
Industrial conditions continue OF a must
fattcrlug character with advances In wages
st.l a prominent feature IN The iron steel
machinery aud allied trades I'm some lines
o, manufacturing It Is true, talk OF projected
CT possible combinations have made some I'M
certainty. Iron and steel are in less active
d. n and at nearly all markets.
Lumber demand, though inteTfered with al
retail shows all the old strength OF prices
There is some shrukage in the dry goods
demand at New York but there ia reported
rather better outlook on wooep goods. Com
directions in the wool manufacturing trade
bayu softened wool quotations at Boston.
bad weather ~ general. complained Of at the
West. is hurting distribution al retail, but st
Louis reports little apparent damage TO win.
ter wheat and that large orders for cars and
railway equipment generally are being placed.
Spring trade at Chicago is the hest sinc2
ISL, and surpasses that year In many lin 5
Tan ners are preparing inventories neces.l ~
10 going into the new combination. and non
and steel are still active though with less
~ ap than heretofore.
Southern adviccs are fairly cheerful. Iron
is Arm at Birmingham, though there arc re-
ports OF Immense future increases In The
Southern fields output
past reports az PROSPEROUS trade conditions
mud confirmation in the sm5itcst number oil
iahures for the FIRST quarter reported fol-
seventeen years past, whlc liabilities ara
lighter than for twelve years preceding The
percentage Of assets 10 liabilities, TOO. Is as
low as that reported in the most prosperous
Years.
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cbronlcle.s weather Reports.

New York, March 3l.-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle says: Weather reports by
telegraph from the South this evening denote
that in general the weather conditions have
favored farming operations and that as ruio
good progress has been made in preparing for
the next crop in Texas. Work is said to be
we'll advanced, but advices from other sections
indicate that it is very backward at sor1e
points. The temperature was rather low early
in the week. In portions Of the Mississippi
valley picking is still going on The Missis-
slrpi river is 2S feet above the danger line
at Memphis and stationary.
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J. FELTON, Lane is in Calvert TO-DAY,
Preparing for the Drugg1sh'sl

Waco, Texas. March S1.--Thc drusss'
OF Waco have completed arrangen,s0's Y
the initial organization of the oFael Z
81. o. NJ and will be ready 10 p1s 's..
the merits of the order TO me 'i'ss'
druggists upon the occasion OF tne w..
ing Of the State Pharmaceutical conv''
ton here in May
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SHIPMENTS FROM prEvrLr.F

Beeyille. Texas, March u The spring shin-
ment OF cattle from thi@ section TO the Ts--
ritory has commenced, SEVERAL trainlosds har-
Ing gone over the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pats road during the past week. large
number az cars are being distributed from
this point south 70 accommodate shppe
without delay. ]. VI. Dobe Of Live Oak coua-
~ has IN a rsouislticn FOR 200 cars 10 be
used at Alice. Beevlle and Falls City as fast
az they can be loaded. shipment 10 begin The
18th Of April. W w. Jones and w. j. Miller
OF this city have In an order for eighty-slx
cars, 10 be used week after next d. II.
FAINT VIII ship two trains from Alice neAt
week.
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AMMUNITIoN--Powd PEI neg. $4,000
4 -. blasting powder s1.65 per keg, crop
shot per sack. 81 IS. buck s1.eo,
BACoN--Extra snort clear, N sacks, &c.
regulars 6hc3 boxed &c higher smoked
brilies ss4Tf7c. New York salt bellies re;
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New oriesns March 81 The New orleans
Live Stock Exchange says
.heceiDts: Cattle ass, calves and yearlings
Eif hogs Nq eheep ~
hoas 1853.
on hand Cattle 2oi caivs and yearlinf III,
hqss ix6.
notwithstanding liberal receipts q cattle
tonny the market ruled Arm for all better
graces; beeyes. choice. 40iisc COWS and heit-
ers, chcieo 3atr; hsayy calves and light
yearlings 5isuiISc
Hogs m ample supply al ss.6+isc,
No gheap ON hand chnice. 4nlisc
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Waxahachic Locals.

Waxahachie, Texas. Marth So-SH
homes win be erected on the lots n's
vacant by the burning OF the houses :
J. f. Timmins, T. f. Thompson and \ ;
Thompson yesterday morning.
Waxahachie is very likely 10 seN
May aueeuto send to the carnival At Vac.
II enough interest is manifested 70 wa
for queen the judges or the people ~
have plenty of good material 70 se's
from.
Both the Methodist and Presny'ela.'
Sunday schools will enjoy an Easler Y
hunt on Saturday.
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Hearne. Texas, March 3l.-Born, % v,
and Mrs. j. e. McClurkin, March . !
boy.
Mr. r. A. Fttzhugh returned to Hears
this morning after several days spent Z
Dallas and Austin
Mr. A. E. jenkins. brakeman y
Houston and Texas Central frcish:.: .s.ssl.
No c. had his hand badly mashed al su,.
ton this morning, He was brought bis
to Hearne and the injured member va
dressed,
Messrs. j. r. Collier. John E. Astn M
DR., c. u. Carnal OF Mumford are In HeaI
this morning.
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Colonel MiIIr, Rirthday.

Corsicana. Texas. March 3l---fess'u, Z
was Colonel r. Q. Mills slNiy-ss''.,'
birthday and it was appropriately op s..' 1,
His has been a most eveutful eals' ~, ].
thiB time twenty-six years have peen XII Il,
in representing his state In consts, M
Colonel Mills lsughingly remarks. X; (,
that ought to be enough public lite'N Z,
young man,
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SHIPMENTS FROM ALICE.

Alice. Texas. March 81 -Four hundred cars
have been ordered for this place for cattle TO
be shipped hpr!l and g.
p. r. Faat shipped twenty-eizht cars Of
cattle 10 the indian Territory Wednesday
J W. Grace shipped two cars of mules to
Mexico city today.
Gunter & Jones this season will ship SOC
cars Of cattle from Hebhro lvillo,
Major Benton Is preparing to shlp bis cattle
from HahhfonNille.
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BIG HERD SEIZED

Rio Grande, Texas, March s1.-Deputy
United States Marshal william Hanson, ac-
ccmpanled by special employees OF the treas
Try department Harris, Norman and Rogers
and Inspectors Thatcher and Dominguez, de-
o. Starr and Zapata counties. They are al
legged to be struggled Three OF the men IN
charge we're arrested and bound over to await
tho action OF the grand jury, which conTenes
10 San Antonio next NAV
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* BUSINESS BAROMETER
Prices Of Commodities and an Index to The
Conditions Existing 10 the Markets
CONTINUED DRouTH IS CAUSING ANXIETY
Merchant. Feel the Enect. of the
observation-disclosures from Lnn-
dauer's Circular.
otncs u rhe POS,
Houston. Friday. March 81

Houston. Friday. March 81
The drouth which prevails generally over
the state is causing much apprehension In
business circles Some sections have not bad
rain for months. After the snow melted off
the dry northers dried out the soil 50 that
tbe ground is in no condition for Wanting. Seed
already planted Is not sproutine and will all
rot unless rain soon falls to dissolve the
clnds covering the seed.
Old farmers say better have the drouth now
than in June. Az the same time they are now
praying for rain SO that they can plant tho
next crop
Reports from Interior points say that bust
ness is materially affected by the dry weather.
and as consequence the iobbing trade feels
the effects.
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81 Louie, March 81 --cat,le-Rsoeints hoo.
iIeluulng go Texans. market s.eOdy for ma
tives TO strong Tor TeNaas fir 70 to9Sy
nstive shipping and EXPORT steers 6SfsS n
drtssed beef aud butcher steers i 0oa5 %
steers under 1000 pounds Q 1Sgft 81 stoohsrs
Sne feeders 9Q1i 50, cows anu heitsts 10
GAO. balls 2S5GS,i0, Texas and Indi.n
Etteers : sed5, %. COWS and hel.ers Saff4 a
Hogs-kscslpts e5o0, market essy 10 sc lover
butchers S,ls6s,s5ls shssp-Recstpts 10,
market nominal Tor the ls.k Of rssipts "a.
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Grain Markets.

81 Louis March s1.--There was no Iegulst,
session on the produce exchange, put ,ns . ~.
iained July wheat opened and at once en-
gagged attention, early sales for that hslVe,s
Raging l5desc lower than YESTERDAY s fesu,
IL rlose. a good sized order being nslen al
lila with even 7Ih471M asked. but tne
M lie soon hardened and touched ia and ~
T5f% bid, LET down to ny, advanced "a lss,
On UP to 72is, dropped back to Ilssg ~ by -
Nav vas ofiered early for TN, with issi pid'
neglected afterward Corn was utterly SUE
ne ut. lower and weak; May offered Tor 81 %G
IuIv siMdSiTs. Oats were ignored; no offers
or bids heard.
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GALVESTON COTTON Receipts

BY Gulf Colorado ard santa Fo railway
agl bales Mt irrational and Great Northern
NV "a. 81 galveston, Houston and HENDERSON
"7l halss Missouri Kansas AMI Texas. 81
haics' Galveston, La Porte ana Houston. III
nafa 'tulf and interstate. 20 bales barre
Read no bales. rutal 1853 bales
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. March ai.--Eggs easy. receipts
Pass packages Western u; Southern MA
1la
Kansas city, March 3i--Butter firm; cream
cry 1922 dairy Is. Eggs steady; fresh Mis-
aeuri and Kansas stock, in new cases TO-
cases returnedi ioi5. cases included.
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Weekly mink olnnrlnr.

New York, March sl.-The following tabls
eenpi'ed by Hradstreet's. shows the barS
eieai'nss Of the principal cities for tho week
,enulns today together with the percentage n,
y, W ~ .ase ara decrease as compared with tis
corresponding week last year.
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WHARTON LOCALS.
More Glnndered Horses Have Zee
Found and Killed

Found and Killed.
Wharton, Texas. March S1--State VI.
Urinary Surgeon DIR. Folseter is here, hyi
at work helping the county officials d
stamp out the CHAMBERS prevalent with ii.
horse stock. IN addition TO the cases ii.
ready reportedS Deputy Sheriff stan.is
under the power of law, yesterday kirsl
three more head OF stock, which had ii:
disease The owners wA.-Asiaethe ysla.
of the animals.
Mrs, Virgins of Berclair ~ ags, !,
Mrs. Watts
Mrs. j. Damon has removed hef ,sa b
the old stand near the depot, where Acs;.
dial welcome and good cheer always SH
her guests.
Mrs. r. A. Armstrong has returned HON.
after a pleasant visit to her parents d
Temple.
Miss Eva Ellison has returned to whs,.
ton after several months sojourn In Hii.
risburg whore she attended the HG
school there.
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Canned Peaches.


Eggs and poultr, remain unchanged In
price.
There is no change in the price OF any
staple commodity.
With the Cotton Exchange closed the bust
mess center looked little quiet
The Merchants and Planters company has
advanced the price OF soaps l0c 10 i5c per box.
All exchanges throughout the country be-
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COTTON on sHIPBoARp,

Fur Hamburs. SIS Tassp $50 bales.
For Genoa Sc fun,Stlido 1885, bales
For New York Mallory line 22Sj bales
Lore star line i50l bates
Total on shptoard l20b
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New York March si--Thsre has been no
material change IN the cotton goods market
today Tho market ~ an dspsrtnents mas
ruled moderate. but NOT any more readily met
IN leading lines than before
Stocks continue Light IN all hands Fan
Ices OF cotton goods centinus IN tree demand
and Arm "a price Print cloths nrm for -eel
lars ODDS without change. vooisns ans dres.
g eds IN steady request
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SUGAR

New York, March si.-susar--Raw strong
and tending upward fair refining s. rs. CEN
tiifusal, % test. S-s6t 7-lei molassss sugar
s& refined steady,
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sister of the deceased was at her bed.,.,
The funeral occurred this afternoon N
services being held at the late resldso N
Rev. W. NJ Gaddey officiating; julr1
nent in Prairie Lea cemetery.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Project Was Discussed Mt Much
Length by the Board.

Project Was Discussed mt Much
Length by the Bonrd.
Brennan, Texas, March 81, The adj
yisory board appointed at meeting OF
citizens Tuesday to propose a plan for the
establishment of hospital in Brennan,
met Thursday afternoon, there being pres
ent Drs. Becker Lockett. Hynes, York,
Luhn and Day and Messrs. Milroy,
schuerenberg and Winhiemann. The board
organized by electing DR.. Hynes chairman
and Mr.. Wnklemann secretary.
Or. Lockett submitted an estimate of the
cost of establishing a hospital and maih-
tanning it for one year. His figures
showed the following:
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.


Toft OF NnbIn' Fdss, Waroh 81.
sailed.
steamer Themis, Gundfrson, Progreso,
Sch J. NJ McGinnis, Corpus Christi.
Arrived
steamer somsrhill. Davis, Vera Cruz.
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COFFEE.

New York. March sI,--coffee festureless;
10. 7. inroiee lie, ichhing e5-1e mild
stssdy; cordova eali.
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rRuIrs.

sioux. $l.1S42O0
loose culls 1881 %.
I.EMCNS-s sf5I400.
ORANGES California nayels ss5oni I'd.
California seedlings 50. so.
TRAWBERRlES- Per crate. 50. SOHs. rs.
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OO0 exports ss5. OOO, spot quiet; No. red &l3
Sob afloat to arrive; options 1a11sc lower
March 79Isds0Is; May. n; September IA,
Iiices steady Wool dull. Metal exchange
closed until noon.
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,-.,,-'.ss. -. ,bo elearances OF the Houston
~ ~ ~ -4crk thus far aud for the corfe-
spondine time last year, together Win 'ne IN
7 ,rs mr.
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NEW oRLEANs

tive muttonE i.0ods.75; lambs 54oa 80.
spring lambs eOonio.ou
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LIVE STOCK QUARANTINE
Two proclamaiions Issued BY Governor
Sayers.
THE STOCK YARDS MUST BE PROTECTED
Cattle from Infected Arcn Not 10 Ne
Fed with Those from the
snfc Aren.

Austin. Texas March si.-Ths following
proclamations were issued to-day
Whereas. The live stock sanitary commits
sion Of the State Of Texas, on March 2i 1899
recommended the adoption Of the following
regulation:
Whereas. Cattle are being shipped by rain
from points In Texas west and north Of the
National quarantine line and while so IA
transit are stopped TO be FED at Fort Worth.
Texas and.
Whereas. There is great danger OF such
cattle being infected with Southern Cor splen-
etic) fever II permitted TO come In contact
with cattle from the infected area. or II
cattle from the infected area. or cattle la
fected with ticks are permitted 10 enter the
division OF the said stock Yards hereinafter
described. where said cattl9 from the safe
area are fed.
Therefore It is hereby ordered by the live
stock sanitary commission Of Texas. That
hereafter no cattle from the infected area
or any cattle infected with ticks shall he
placed IN the stock yards described as fol-
lows. tu-wit. the stock yards situated in th7
city OF Fort Worth, 10 Tarrant county Texas.
known as the PIX stock Yards, and bounded
as follows: Beginning a. the northeast corner
OF block Az. thence south li5 feet, theace west
on parallel line with north BOUNDARY, 200 feet,
thence north on parallel line with east bound
airy OF said block 40 lis feet thence east
along the north boundary or~sai1 block 10 the
place Of beginning In addition TO the said
block, parcel OF land Immediately sauth
beginning az the intersection Of the north line
OF tho Richards SURVEY, south OF Fort Worth.
with the west line Of the right Of way of the
MISSOURI Pacific railway thence south $50 feet
with said right Of way; thence west 10 The
right Of way OF the Fort Worth and New Or
leans railway; themes with said right OF wav
To the east line of right OF way OF Cult.
Colorado and Santa r. railway; end thence
srtgk N1af frrt.s 1t . fFH.a saF
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HOUSTON.
tOU6ION.
lunaers & Hotehkis. live stock eommlss!oa

Saunders & Hotehkis. live stock commission
merchants. report as follows:
Choice beeves .........,....... az
Medium beevss .........,.t...... a Az
CLoice cows and heifers. ..s...... "a
Medium cows ard hefers. ....... 2%G 6
Common cows and hefers........ % 2Is
Bulls. stays and work oxen..... % 3
Choice yearlinss ..,.............. SlsW 30.
Medium ytarlinss ........,.-.,.. ga
Common yearnss .....,.,.....,. 3
Choice calves (babyl....,...,.t- Az
Choice calves -..........-....,.
Me1uim dawes ,.-,-,.......... SIG 90
Choice muttous ,.....,,...,....., So
TOT, cornfsd hoga--
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t,.n.,s ,-ity ~ premium New or.
iH5ns hlxing. zoe discount; selling. sLzo pre-
MUM. .,,,oe gN
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MARINE rNrELLrGENCE.
Port of Galveston. March al,

SIS fulton, Jacobsen from Bocos del Torso
with t2,O00 lunches ct bananas
81 Lampasas, Barstow, from New York.
s. orion. Brown, from l>lrhadoes.
CLEARED.
SIS Hellos Salyessn. for Havana.
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Galveston. March 81 The A. P Norman
Live Stock company reports the market as
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-04-21

Will Hudson, the enterprising New
Kamilche Merchant, wantsthe patron
age of all residents of the South end
of Mason County. EutH
SWEET, Refreshing sleep is gwen by
Hoods Sarsaparilla which strengthens
the nerves, tones the stomach and
overcomes all dyspeptic symptoms.
You should try it.
CARD OF THANKS.-We wish to
thank our friends for their kindness
during our recent grief, and especially
Mr.. A. Insell and family,
Mr.. and MRS. w. RoDENBERGER,
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient,
easy to take, easy to operate. 25cents
Arthur Needham has just received d
fine line Of warranted Jewelry, chains
charms, emblem pins, beauty pins
breaches, rings, etc. These goods are
direct from the mandatory, and are
marked at first prices.
DR.. KENNIcorr, DENTIST, is per
manently located at Shelton, and pre-.
pared to do all dental work up to date
Sets of Teeth on Gold plate, Platinum
or Continuous Gum. Porcelain, Rub.
Der; Gold and Porcelain Crowns and
Facings, Bridge work, Teeth without
plates, Fine Gold filings. Call and
get prices, one third less than city, fol
first class work. Painless extractions
made, Teeth regulated made straight