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The Yale expositor., 1899-10-13
w w. LORD.

A UCTIONEER, Peck. Mich, is prepared to
"A attend all kinds of sales on short notice and
at reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited.
Orders sent either by mail or telephone to DR..
Toal at Peck will be promptly attended to.
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strap and buckle fastener, double surcin-
gle. (Tarter.) Each. 81 90
No. L927. Shaped Horse Blanket, woven
double, checks of tan and black, bound
all around. double strap and buckle fas-
tener, 70 inches long, weight So pounds.
mo. 154.) Each. .................S1.2 5
No. L92S. Very strong and durable Shap-
ed Horse Blanket 70 inches long, weight
over pounds, broken checks of brown
and blue. This blanket has double sur
cingles, two snap fasteners and extra
piece coming round the breast of the horse
Q66 Fearless.) Each. ..:...... $3.50
No. 1929. 5-a mile Shaped Horse Blan-
ket, the strongest and best blanket of it's
kind, rs inches long, weighs pounds,
folded breast piece, snap fasteners.
Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.75
No. 1880. 5-a Bias Girth Shaped Horse
Blanket, rs inches long, weight pounds,
woven double, broken checks of blue,
black, gray and tan mixture, double sur
cingles, strap and buckle fastener, bound
all around. (452.) Each. $500
No. L931. Shaped Duck Horse Blanket.
This is a ga horse blanket made of fancy
check duck with heavy blanketing lin
ing, taped all around, breast piece laps
around and is fastened with two snap
fasteners, two surcingles. (8l71a.)
Each until sold. observation-disclosures $3.50
No. 1882. Brown Duck Security Shaped
Horse Blanket, 76inches long, weight 81
pounds, full line with dirk gray blanket
lining, double surcingles, snap fasteners.
\AA.) Each. .....................S III. ~
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HORSE BLANKETS,

Square Wool Blankets.
No. L919. Square Wool Horse Blanket, 81
100 inches, weight pounds, dark gray
with ground, 15-inch fancy striped Dor
der, black, white, gray, red and orange,
strap and buckle fastener. (Red Victor.)
No. L920. Monarch Sqnare Wool Horse
Blanket, s4x90 inches, weight 8 pounds,
dark and light gray alternate stripes, with
fancy colored border, red, white, black,
gray and orange strap and buckle fasten-
No. Le21. Storm King. This is one Of the he
celebrated 5a-make. Square Horse Blan-
ket 84x90 inches, made in stripes dark
gray, light gray, white, yellow and red.
It is just what its name implies, The
Storm King, weighs pounds, with one
strap and buckle strongly stitched with
the 5-a stay underneath. Each. $500
No. L022. This is another 5-a Square Wool
Horse Blanket 1921, 84x9Oinches, weight
pounds, broken checks of brown mixed
and white with fancy striped border in
white, red, brown, yellow and orange
combination, one strap and buckle strong
~ stitched with stay underneath. An ex.
tra good blanket. Each. $3.50
No. L023. Square Wool Horse Blanket, ga
make. This is mixed wool fancy COM
bination of broken stripes and checks,
!, making very handsome and striking
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Fig. 1880.
IMPROVED "FAMoVS''
CORN SnELLER,
Only 95 cts,

OlA1S ID Gus.
We have entirely discon-
tinued the manufacture of
the little Famous shelter,
and have seen that the intro
duction of one of larger size
and capacity would be very
acceptable to most of our
customers. A shelter that is
portable and can be used
winter evenings, near the
Kitchen fire, to she'll corn for
the poultry, popcorn and
seed corn, will certainly meet
those requirements, and is in
demand even by those who
own large shelters. 1t is very
simple and will not get out
of order, and will last an in
definite time. If turned rap
idly it will shell from rs to 50
ears of corn per minute, or
as much as any larger ex-
pensive one hole shelter. Tho
tension is adjusted by .
thumb screw in the back Of :
the machine. The shelter 10
a perfect success and war.
ranted to give satisfact
Weight Is pounds. Price,
each 5 0.95. Price, per dozen
lots, only $l0.47.
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blanket. The size is 84x9O and the color
combination is green, red, white and yell
low. 1921 Each. $3.50
No. L924 This is fine Wool Blanket with
just enough cotton in it to make it wear.
Made by the 5a Company, S4x9O inches,
broken checks in brown, tan and white,
one strap and buckle strongly stitched
with stay underneath. This is a fine
street blanket. 9081a. Each $3.50
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Stable or Shaped Blankets.

No. L925. Shaped Hor 9 Blanket, woven
double, broken checks Of dark brown and
white, 70 inches long, weight 81 pounds,
bound ends, reinforced pieces over breast
buckle and strap fastener. (Eureka.)
c6Cu. 6OC
No. L926. Shaped Blanket, woven double,
broken checks of blue and gray, 70 inches
long, weight 81 pounds, bound ends,
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Our Special
Portland Cutter +,

VIC.
retains Knees and dasS mads
from cold rolled steel which will
circumstances Steel Shoes bottled. Wood runners.
No BAos strongly ironed well made and finished
mings Upholstered CLOTH Weight pounds $3.50
. No BEOp Swell body favorite every
pest selected stock and trimmed with
Weight $50 pounds $1495 ~ '' N''
No BHAP Same as No REOp hut unhoserad in f.nco W.
lour, $675. Wv p " S' "
No BABS. Same as BEOP but trimmed with good uuality
rush plush. Weight $50 pounds $17.O ~ ~ $1,000
plush Weight 49, pounds $1S.25 ~ ~ 1' ~
Prce on eghs includes shafts Pole
Low Prices Bob-SIeds
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mr.. Our Loading and Best Coal Cook Stove.
This stove is leading coal cook and untesitatin
il to be of strictly first class construction
We offer it at an unusually low for of this
stove and We have it mounted and fitted with especial
handsomely decorated with nickel and tile In short
has all the requisites required make desirable stove
the best grade, will be seen by the following
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Handsome and substantial base; large ovens large flues
insurng the best of results with soft Goals the
made combining all the advantages of both the pouch feed
and brollng door; sleetron ash pan; interchangeable
sectional reback heavy rebox plates; heavy covers;
cut centers of extra width allowing ample for ware;
ornamentaton nickel panels with tile in
DOORS nickel trimmings; polished edges; patent
nickel door opener "klckcr.'
Criterion.
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Fig: 1895. Square Top
For Coal or Wood.
l1S-Four Sin. cooking
holes, oven lSx2l ill.,, $l4.W
l2S- Four Sin. cooking
holes, oven 2vx23in., $500
129-Four Gin. cooking
holes, oven 2Ox23in., SIG 20
Prices of stove shown
above. For description
seeabove. Pr.cc includes
wood CRATE.
Fig. 1889 With iron.
clad reservoir and warm.
ing closet, for coal or
woud. Price of stove
shown below. For dc.
scription see this page.
No. 1l8-Four Sin. cook
ing holes, oven lSx2l in,
$3.50.
No. 128-Four Sin. cook.
ing holes, oven 2Ox23 in,
$2l.75.
No. 1919 Four 9 in. cook
ing holes, oven 29x23 in,
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USEFUL.

Laundry stove. Fig. 1898. For coal.
No. Z. Two finch cook ing holes, $3.S5.
No. 8 Two 8-inch cooking holes, S.85.
We recommend the No,
A cheap cooking, heating and laun-
dry stove combined.
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Prices include wood CRATE Be to give your
lame in full and postoffice, county and state
Criterion Wood Cook. go" Series.
This stove is our leading wood cook and IS a modern
sal d stoye q ths very best grade It we'll
found only in cook stove production the high It
ls in its and perfect opera
ton Please note the following
SPECIAL FEATURES
Handsome and substantial base broad and high oven:
large, wide hearth and spacious heartpit wide front
door and swinging ender large fire door large top with
nsd Shelf
and artistic designs rich in nickel and tile:
the equal of tho very best in the market.
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Criterion 80" Series.

Criterion ~" Series.
Square top. Fig. 1911.
FOR WOOD.
(For description see this
,,, .page.)
No. 208. Four 8-inch cook.
ing holes, oven 2Ox23A
inches, $l4.05.
No z2S Four 8-inch cook
ing holes, oven 22x25A
inches, $16.25.
No. 229. Four 9-inch cook
ing holes, oven 22x25A
inches, $l6.25.
Criterion 50" Series.
With iron-clad reservoir
and warming closet.
Fig. 1872. FOR WOOD.
(For description see above.)
Price Criterion Stove as
shown above.
No. 2OS: Four s-inch cook
ing. holes, oven 2Ox23M
inches, $3.50.
No. 22S. Four S-incll cook
ing. holes, oven 22x25ls
inches, $21.75.
roles, oven 222x25h inches,
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SEND 81 cENTS.

This flaming Mill is one of
the standard type; that Is,
1t Is constructed on the same
general lines as most of the
flaming mills offered to the
trade by other makers. How
lever, as Improvement is the
g order Of the age, we have in
Incorporated in this mill some
every important features.
e We will send this Roberts
Especial Tanning Mill by
freight, C. o. d.. subject to
examination. Examine it at
the freight depot, and If
found perfectly satisfactory
and equal to tanning mills
that retail at so to SIS, pay
the freight agent our special
price, $a.87, less the 97c, or
$3.50, and freight charg
The mill Wni0hS 120 Tho Ev.
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For wood. No. ~ $40, No. 1859 I
No. is $ll.5O, No. is $l4.75. No. 2O$i5,7
For Coal with Single fire-pot. 1914
@.75, $ll.5O, $l4.75, $l5.75.
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wombat Fur
Coats.

No. COLA Mems Wombat Fur Coat, quill
No. c615 Mems Extra Grade Wombat Fur
Coat, fine silver color, quilted lining.
Each. .S23. 90
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to also send wood crate and add to price No. IL
for No 20 Don't forget large stove burns less fuel for
Ran are %ts
such do not you to buy or us to SELL We have
satisfaction We have succeeded in making contract
while this contract lasts do not advance them onecent
wide ring fen der nickel foot rail fine nickel
ring nickel swing and and varied desgnsof urns
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Into Tugs bottom Of and also held in place
by bolts making them thoroughly and substantial
Remember large stove burns less fuel in proportion
small one N WV
These light cheap John stoves but good
honest heavy oak stoves.
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lined with all wool North Star flannel.
Each. .S23.OO
No. c6l8 Extra Quality, Imported Russian
Buffalo Calfskin Coat, rich dark browL
color, quilted lining, sheared Racoon
COlIdF. Edcn. .SZf.UU
No. COLO Similar to last, quilted lining
sheared Racoon collar and cuffs Each s25 90
No. c62O Mems Fine Quality Imported
Russian Buffalo Calfskin Coat, quilted
lining, beaver collar. Each. 49,. $4,000
No. c62l Mems Finest Quality Imported
Russian Buffalo Calfskin Coat, quilted
lining, plucked otter collar and cuffs,
Each. .S35. 90
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No. COOS. Mems Yellow Dogskin Coat,
quilted lining. Each. .sl1.5O
No. COO, Mems Yellow Gray Dogskin Coat,
No. cslo Mems Natural Black Dogskin
=, Goat, quilted lining. Each. ..... $1,000
No. c6l1 Mems Natural Black Dogskin
Coat, better grade. quilted lining.
Each. .S14.O0
No. c612 Best Grade Heavy Furred Black
Dogskin Coat, quilted lining Each S16.50
No. c613 Natural Black Dogskin Coat,
with Wombat collar. Each. 800. $1,000
No. c6131a Mems Natural Black Dogskin
Coat, with Nutria collar and cuffs.
E6CQ. ...................S ZU.UU
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Oak Leaf.
IT, Nnenn

Fig. 1888.
No. 21-Oak Leaf for wood. SIS. Is
No. 23-Oak Leaf for wood. :. 8.25
No 25-Oak Leaf for wood. 40
Polished edges and nickel foot
rail and name plate, and hand
some bronze figure on top OF stove.
Two lid holes on top. Can put
wash boiler on top OF this stove.
We have Recommended this pop
ular cottage stove, and use sta
, tionary nickel rail, which allows
draft door to swing open freely
without interfering with rail,
Coal CRATES for burning coal for
Oak Leaf, SIPS extra for any size.
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No. asou. nevsr FAN Range.

With Reservoir and
High closet; for Wood or
Coal.
No. S-20-Six Sin. cook.
ing holes; oven Dx19,I
incheS...............$20.15
No. 8-22-Six Sin. cook
ing holes; oven 22x21h
inches...............@ $500
No. 9-22-Six Gin. cook
Ing holes: oven 22x21H
inches. ..............S3.0O
Prices include wood
fixtures.
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The Cheerful Oak

With round base for 1899, an honest
heavy weight Oak Stove. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
If you desire, send 81 cents with
order. and when stove arrives pay
your bankeror freight agent the bal.
ance due but you run no risk, when
you send all with order. We guar
untce satisfaction.
Those burning coal sometimes de-
sire sectional fire-pot Innings. these
we furnish at 81. 10 extra for No. IL,
$l.O0 for No. II, Slips for No. l6, 500
for No. IS, and $500 for No. 20. But
in burning wood you don't want
these and then always order for
wood only. If you want to burn coal
and wood, both, order for coal and
Stafn NNn 1vanf To b,,r,, l1.4l n,,l -.
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sTovEs-oRDER
Ypolasou1 nsn

We positive our friends and customers will be
pleased with the Cheerful Oak for 1899
If you want the sectional repot Innings add S1O to
price for No 49, 81 0Ofor No. Is; $4 for No. III s. 90 for
No 49, and S. 90 or No. 2l But if you intend burning
wood you do not need tho sectional Innings In this case
order for wood only. r.
you burn coal and wood both an extra crate
will be sent if ordered at 81 10 for No 90 for No
$4i for No. 17 500 for No. 10, and $500 for No 21
No better stove made ut any price. Order now,
PIG IRON
Has raised in price $40 s5 ton in the last six months
but have not advanced the price of the
cent Why7 Simply because We have contract with
the ufacuers and giving customers tho BEN
eft of
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Nos S5424& Nos. 85486a
s5a2 Fancy Cashmere suits made of very handsome
9n cut sack IS per cut fine farmer satin lining with
very desirable business suit (6640) sizes 81 to44
Per sut..... 75
made suit and one that viii entire satisfacion to
az wool eheyios; weght; color brown gray
STYLE sinse breasted round put sack seams
.eat piece under arms. 5000 sizes 81 to measure
No. $50 Our Leader in Fine Navy Blue Flannel Suits
are Offering the finest al wool flannel suit in the world
6ue aaas and wsEranted fsst color The style round
= TO a CheaSt measure. G0R)
Ter eiW.' 7.26I
Ma sbe Fine All Wool Business Suits; this is an extra
nod :Mt; made Of Handsome. al WOOL brown and dark
style single breasted round cut sack
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uTe-pOU III uOOr. a
very heavy smooth
Cannon stove, with
ring fender and
foot rail. The fin
est looking. Can
non stove in the
market, and at a
very low price for
its weight. The
lower barrel is I'M
usually heavy.
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CHEERFUL OAK.

Improved pattern for 1899.
Tho most honest oak stove made.
Order now before our contract
at this price expires.
Has the improved side foot rail,
handle of CRATE SO arranged that
In shaking crate the ashes do not
sift out on the floor; has a large
sheet iron ash pan, spark arrest
or, new wide ring fender, hand
some nickel foot rails, nickel ring
for upper flange, fine nickel plate
on upper front door, nickel name
plate on lower door, new ventiIat-
cd nickel swinging top. and new
and elegant spun brass nickel urn,
making 1t a very deliberately orna-
mented and SNOWY Oak Stove.
Great care is taken in mounting
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When whether
Corrugation is ~ inches
Price, than
Roofing have ali kinds
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We do not pretend to keep the cheapest grade Of stoves
quality and grade Of cook stoves and heaters at low
prices placed stoves You will find these
stoves all they represented in respect Selling
do strictly for cash and buying in large
elites, we and will save money on all goods.
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Fig. 1907. nevsr Fail Range.

With Reservoir and
High Shelf; for Coal and
Wood.
No. 8-2O-Six Sin cook
Ing holes............$26 IL
No. 822-Six Sin. cook
Ing holes. @.T7
No. 9-22-Six Gin. cook
ing holes. ........... @.77
Price includes wood fix
lures. Oven measure
ments, with swell of door;
No. 800, Dx19H; Nos. 8-2
and 9-22, 2x2lh.
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cry mill Is covered by
Will do more and better
wild seed from wheat |
tard. pigeon grass, etc.
cleaner Of clover and t
1t one wire wheat hurc
sieve and barley sieve.
price. Order at once.
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CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING.

Corrugated Sheet Iron
is used largely for cover
ing warehouses, barns,
sheds, etc and has the
advantage over other ma
terial in that it is abso-
lutely fireproof. It is
cheap, light and durable,
and will last for an in
definite period if kept
we'll painted. It is al
ready painted red on both
sides, but should receive
an additinnal coaf altar
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Pc; more wind, carries n ore screen and
ii \; you Can buy for SO. Will separate
~ separate the foul seeds, such as mus.
gong through the mill. It is a perfect
~ very best material. We furnish with
leat screens. wheat grader. corn and oat
eis per hour. $9.87 Is our special offer
cultural IMPLEMENT Catalogue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-14

ndt
CnneT,M Mile o the
the
ctue fme. There ecno lite h
The arrived
10
nemium nd neSonS
nMafasn nadc
interval
ynoedhe
rebels nneia fire
tomhaned tetownvh the o fire
beedon nBexpdd
American aslhts ire reported
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-14
pLlzzAnp rs VIEW YoRlS.
Snow Has Driftcd and All business
Hng Bccn STONED.


New York, February 10. The storm
which has been raging since Saturday
night increased In violence today, be-
coming thorough blizzard. Snow fell
all day and rs stil coming down. a bitter
northwest wind drives the snow IN clouds
| through the streets. Ming up three feet
of snow drifts The street cleaning depart
ment. who have been struggling for thirty
| six hours to clear tho principal streets,
gave up entirely. Traffic is greatly hin-
| dered and the street cars pay no attention
| 10 schedules. Snow drifts are i've 10 ten
| feet high Suburban steam railways are
| blocked Many neighborlng towns are cut
Of from New York altogether. Floating
| lea cakes In the rivers has Murdered ina
| ferries OF the city. Few persons yentured
| from their homes today unless Obliged 70
do TO- Tonight the streets, even 10 me
| temperature Is higher than last Friday ara
| saturday. but the driven SNOW stinss Ike
| 4 whip and persons obliged to be out doors
| suffer. .,,
beyond their resources. 81 the w., aes !.
| titute families In this city nearly ~ aio
| either freezing or suffering.
'rhe storm has handicapped all euorls 70
1 RIM cars and this has necessitated gem
! eral suspension. Thousands o. jews,
| Syrians and Armenians, VINO nake IN.
| ing by selling small articles from pus1
carts. have been driven out OF puslMess sA'A
hro,sht 40 the verge OF starvation.
Many thousands have lost environment.
me tas,, ~ keeping trains IN motion Wa
| almost heroic. With each AoMr tnc q. 81
yarity OF the conditions increased anu .nvss
in charge Of the wcrs w sete, stsSnatiois
eeinp petec stared them IN the face. Mnen
u M that i continuation OF the eIth1ink
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-14
ToDAY's FORECASTS.
STATEMENT ny ALGEn.
Secretary says Bcsf inquiry WIN BE
Fairly Conducted.

Secretary Snys Beef inquiry VIII DC
Fairly Conducted.
New York, February 13.--Secretary OF
War Alger, being interviewed here, sala
that the war department desired ana eA-
pected q full Investigation of the charges
that unwholesome beef had been supplied
to the army under contract with the gov
crnment. General Alger expressed no opin,
ion as to the character OF the verdict by
the board OF inquiry into General Miles
charges. but he said he believed IL wouid
be conclusive.
@trhc war department Is being inycs-
itigatcd' said secretary hlgcr. We want
TO give the Investigators n free band u
there Is anything wrong the department
wants TO know. II anything WAS solh 70
The government that should not nave peen
sold. II should be found out. II tha peer
pacterg arc guilty they ought to he brought
10 book.
II have no loio news from Manila con-
tinued tho secretary In answer 70 queE-
! items, but IL there had been anything
| important should have heard u.
General Otis is entirely free to DO What
he likes. No Instructions nave peen sen,
| IA him, as he Is fully competent to deai
| with tho situation.
| .tIe did not expect the attack by Inc
! uaiiyes He had reported unrestrained ul'
| easiuess among them. hut when ihe out,
break finally came Is was surprise 70
| him. .,,,, ,.,.,
! ~ can't tell how long the trouble WI
| last. but think the present force
| troops win be sufficient. General GUS ma.
J nj oa,ked for any more men. can MOI
4 tell about the general disposition OF Wy
natives. General Otis merely says that ineS
have been showing signs Of nncasinsss ioi
| some time. ,,ho,he,
~ depends en- circumstances whe.hei
! the regular troops now on 'he way 70 ,' id
Mia will relieve an enuai numpe.
untee-s That was the Original ihton'iS =.
| when the regulars we're sent, but y y
| Impossible 10 say whether the plan can p'
carried out Immediately, . a.carta,,
| whether the army bill will pass az tn'
present session a congress. uhus ,as,,he,
ttat senator cockrell. who Is menhpe'
~ tbe military committee OF the senate
IL epnosed 10 II. but how mucn ne WI
/ be able 10 accomplish I can not say i,
will there be art extra session u I'M
bin does not passs" wse asked. ~,
1--WE must have an army, repliea i ,,s :,
| eral Alger. 1.-THE $1,000 men We now hhv
are rot enough, pto. 4
"Eyerything IN Cuba and Porto hlro
Going eatigfactorily" be continued liner
WAS never any idea OF makinE nthe,a
Wood commanding general ID CUBA -,
rank is not high enough ana inc sIaae =
major general is now iui'; sa ~. mou ha
been settled | think Il arose from ms
INSTRUMENTATION. Thcy thought that the gooo
wr,,ld have TO be landed eisewncrf'
, coirse all the receipts from the tarin mu'
pass through General Brookes nanas'
Il shall 90 70 Cupa anu r,ehs them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-14
REBELS DISSATISFIED.
They Are Unpaid and Lnied and
HIVE No Heart for Fighting.

The, Are Unpaid and unfed and
Have M Heart for FiEhfipg'
London, February 1S.-Rivers' Tele-
gram company, limited, has received the
following dispatch from Manila, dated Feb
ruary 10, 3:45 p. M;
After the capture OF caloocan, a Span
lard who had been prisoner there, came
Ia the Americans holding up his hands
and said that the Philippines had offered
"a release the spaniards,, especially the
artillerymcn. il they would undertake to
fight against the Americans at 81 day
Most OF the spaniards refused and even
those who accepted the offer did so In the
hope OF cffecting an escape
The rebels, according TO this information
arc discontented, unpaid, unfed and thor
oughIy dtsillus'onizod, the talismsaic
waters being OF no avail against wounds
hunger and fatigue
On Friday Aguinaldo visited Polo norsl
81 caloocan. and advised the Philippine
Rooms there. claiming that he had won
Victory and asserting that 1900 Americans
had been killed