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Bismarck Chapter, No. ii, .. E. S.. Meets
first and third Fridays in each month at
Masonic hall. Dakota Block. Maggie
r. Phelps, W. M. Gertrude Miller, Secre-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

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Bismarek Lodge 5 a r 8 4. NJ, No: s.
month at Masonic hall. J, w. Foley, w.
NJ. w. f. Cochrane. Secretary.
Tancred C~ommandery, knights Templar,
No. ]. Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall. Dakota Block.
r. D. Hoskins, e. c. a. II. Patterson,
Recorder.
Bismarck Chapter, No. ii, o. E. S.. Meets
first and third Fridays in each month at
Masonic hall. Dakota Block. Maggie
r. Phelps, w. M. Gertrude Miller, Secre-
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MACCABEEs.
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Commander. Frances Marcellus, Record
Keeper.
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Republic, meets every second and fourth
Thursday in each month at G. AR. hall,
Bismarck. N. D.. E. Tibbils, Colonel Com
handing. j.. w. Burkett, Adjutant.
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Meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month ut G. A. r. han. Jennie Woods,
President. Hattie SHELTON, Secretary.
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Bismarck Lodge, A. +. & a. M, No. s.
Meets first and third Mondays In each
month at Masonic hall. j, w. Foley, w.
NJ. w. F. Cochrane, Secretary.
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Tancred ~Commandery, knights Templar,
No. i Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall. Dakota Block.
r. D. Hoskins, e.. c. a. T. Patterson,
Recorder.
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from Havana last week was severe blow
10 the American colony. General Hnmph-
rey was ordered TO China. but very flltly
informed the war department that he de-
sired TO take with him as many Of his
clerks as desired to accompany MIN, as
he did rot care to 20 TO China without
lpt Of experienced men The war depart
ment gave It's consent and then began a
great scramble among the clerks employed
under him for the opportunity Of going.
They were taken on their abilities and
Texas showed up In front as usual. There
was no more popular American on the
island than Claude r. Thomas OF San An
tonic ana Houston. re was one Of the
first TO be decided upon. Claude came 70
Havana with the writer. where VIC both
served In the quartermaster's department
for two years, he being under tho chief
urartermaster aud he writer under tho
depot duarterm lster Mark s. Robb OK
Houston was also among the fortunate
ones that left for the Orient. w = Red
ding OF Laredo was another, In all there
were twenty-six clerks hat left and the
entire force OF the depot quartermaster
was transferred to the Office Of the chief
qrnrternaster, along with the depot
qnartermaster. In consequence II was q
happy lot OF employee because they ell
received material promotions nnd we're
Ftal VI the ftAdHkfs ~ n'fff -"fN
General Humphrey and his clerks was
made the occasion OF great send on 3 -
the boys all left with the best wishes o.
tho friends thoy had met in Cuba
While In Maianzas the other day had
the pleasure OF meeting several Toxans.
Mr. J. NJ Richardson ~ Georgetown has
the most important musical and newspl-
per store in the city.
] also had the pleasure Of meeting Mr..
J. l.. Stewart OF beaumont, MIR. Stewart
IS chief clerk Ia the office OF the dlsours-
Ing qnartermaster a Maianzas. where he
he's been since the occupation Of tno
Island.
I also met an old friend. Mr. Charley
Bletherwlek OF San Antonil. who 70 eni-
ployei under the depot quartermasier. lie
will be Transferred TO Havana shortly.
Charley D. Forsythe, the popular Texan
from Brownsville says that the rest oil
the boys may 70 TO China. but init" for
him.
Fred Lovingskold % Laredo mas had /.
decidedly "oTrhinr iook on his face sinc'
his friend Rsdsing left for China
All the boys in the quartermaster's de-
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dependence and the bowling mobs anS
negro elements VIII shout viva IN
thunderous accents, but my candid opln-
ion is that these very same people VIII
be CRYING for annexation in no very dis
taut time.
/ would like to dwell short wnlle on
n recent visit 10 Matarzas. toJk the
train on the Great western railway, which
Is Cuba's most important railroad az pres
emf ana after delightful ride OF some
thlrty-five miles over u surprisingly good
road found myself in the garden spot
Of this island. Matanzas harbor alone rs
w-rth a trip The bay juts out Tor nine
miles and lining the shore stands on both
sides p magnificent range OF hills. On
one side runs up the Yumlrl river while
on The other side at an equal distance
masses up the San Juan, Higher mp on tho
left side enters the Csnimar river. Olt
at the point or entrance to me nay stands
the lighthouse and Fort San Severino. the
SIGHT Il one long To be romsmbered and
II h one Of the greatest I ever looked
upon. ,,. 49,.
left size az the Ray, near the shore, but
upon the TOP OF magnificent NIL, slands
~ barracks OF the Second cavalry and
Eightb Infantry. The latter are at pres
emf unoccupied Where the Yumlri river
enters the bay for some several lulles NV
scenery is past description. TAN, over
banging mountains jut the shore az far as
the ave can reach while yet further pc
yopd this range lays the famous Yumiri
valley. where. It is said, anything VIII
grow and which Is acknowledged TO be the
GARDEN SPOT Of the Antilles.
while in Matan1ls took trip out 10 u
nineannle farm. enjoyed the visit very,
mneh guess good many readers OF
The post nave never seen pineappies gr3W,
| at frst was not aware that the farm h9d
been reached. All saw was huge NEEDS
Of banana trees. ! was told TO disemoark
from the conveyance 8 "Yolante' ~.
bad carried us over the stony country
roads with passable comfort and louno
that underneath these banana trees were
thousands Of pineapples IN al stages p.
maturity. The pineapple bush has a great
tendency TO adhere TO your clothes u Ah
attempt Is made to cross the nelas' am
after yainly attempting this dlfiicut ,e-'
we we're forced 10 deslst and without luI
ther invitation we enjoyed fresh plnssp-
pies right of the BUSHES until nature
called a halt. =, a.. ,,os,
A ride in a yoiants is one Of the most
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MELVILLE BuLLnlINs.
Local Gin Unable 10 Handle Incon-
Ing GOIfOn--HIinor Mention


Ing tOttOD--ftinOr Mention
Beeyille. Texas, August 19.-owing to
the incapacity Of the local gin to handle
the cotton that is being hauled here at
present there has been a congestion hero
for the past three days. and great deal
Of annoyance and worry has been caused
all around. The new gin which has been
IN course of construction here since the
hrst OF the year. but the completion If
which has tcen delayed owing to the de-
lay in securing the needed machinery,
VIII be finished in few days more and
then all ths cotton that can be hauled
here will be handled almost as fast As IT.
~ brought in. Tic crop is going ~ be
the largest ever raised in the county.
The Businoss Mems league is at work
o. a big Immigration meeting to Le hell
mere about The iddle OF next month ri e
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass lmmlg gen,
tlon association wiz meet here AZ shat
time and an real estate men and others
Interested IN the work OF settling up th.s
section OF Tide state viii be invited TO nt-
tend. IL is the Intention OF the lsngue
TO make 1t one OF the largest. mos, IN
terestins and enthusiastic meetings OF
the Kind ever held in this part cf the
State.
The Queen Feel. one OF the 'eadlg
hostelries in the city. Is receiving a new
coat OF fresh paint and Is being Otperwisa
renovated and Fixed up Other builiags
Ia the city are also being freshly pantcd
and improved and altogether tte town u
taking on quite general air Of pr0s
Deritv. The residences OF Banker 10 IN
w Flournoy Is receiving handsome at
dltioa thar viii make il one Of The finest
aud most eommodlous residences in 'us
city
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delightful pastimes afforded stranger IN
Cuba. II is remarkable With what con-
fort one manages T. pass over the rough
roads. A volante is constructs~ on I'M
mense wheels ana has several guides that
ride Oh the animals drawing the conYey-
ance The carriage box of the volante
at a distance appears 10 be a very UNI
calmly sort Of affair, but after you have
settled yourself comfortably you are en-
sbled to be taken over tho rouGhest roads
and fall asleep and slumber in ease the
entire time without being jostlpd enough
10 awaken you. yolante might be IN
tr0duced in the Suites with considerable
profit TO the owner.
The town OF Matanzas Itself lays in 4
valley and Is the cleanest place | have
seen in Cuba They say soldier died
with yellow fever there a few days since.
but competent authority questions tho
diagnosis. As is the custom In all Cuban
cities, large plaza in the center Of the
town on which faces the city hail aud
public buildings Is the principal rendez-
vous for the inhabitants. Here twice
week, on Thursday and Sunday nights, tho
Second Cavalry band discCnrses sweet mn-
sic to the charming senoritas OF the
place. or course on these occasions the
entire populace turns cut and prone
made with an American Is the fashionable
thing. The streets OF the city are kept
scrupulously cean, something that Ha-
vana could well copy after, and altogether
one has very favorable Impression upon
entering the town. one thing in Ma
tanzss, the American is looked upon with
decidedly much more favor than In Ha-
vana. l was shown every attention, po-
litely informed that the whole place was
at my disposition and invited 10 the homes
OF the prominent.
we have now more yellow fever In Ha-
vana than ! have seen since l came 10
the island. To-day there are reported
me hfty-two cases under treatment
eighteen OF which are Americans. Many
are becoming very much alarmed over the
outlook and several departures among The
American colony are already reported The
government officials are using every
means in their power 70 combat the
dreaded disease but g appears 10 be
steadily on the increase. TIE extremely
wet season which still continues may
account for the unusual severity of the
scourge.
The exit Of Brigsdier General Charles =.
Humphrey. chief ausrierniaster Of fh'
Island OF Cuba. ana his army Of clerks
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may be good thing, but that prosperity
and the chances for the future OF the
island lay in the guiding hand OF the great
country that lies so close az hand. AS an
example, the business elements through
out the leland have already felt the 1855
of departing sodiery and the cry is com
ing from everywhere Of depres7ions 10
trade on a late visit to Matanzas | ma
a talk with a prominent cafe owner OF that
town. Ho told me that when the yolun-
teer soldiers were in that vicinity in nYo
months he cleared $4,000. and that since
the Eighth infantry departed last month
f5r the states his trade had fallen of 70
n very alarming extent. So It is vi u
every industry. In Matanzas but re"
Americans remain. the quartermaster
department headquarters having been
tran sferrad TO Quemados Cuba at COlum-
hia barracks. All the storekeepers In this
little town regularly enjoyed a nice trade
from the clerks employed In the different
departments, and now that they nearly AL
have left the merchants are scratching
their heads and wondering II a customer
viii ever appear American capital mas
not rushed into Cuba with the great blare
of trumpets that was hooked for. The
rush of American visitors and their great
expenditure OF money did not materialize
as was anticipated. Hotels boarding
houses and thousands of other industries
incident to new Eldorado sprang up only
to fall by the wlyside after finding their
experiment unrsmuneratiye.
What has been the RESULT The cuban
business man is set TO thinking. Cuba
L!bre," thinks he, have howled for for
these many years; now II is hish tlne
that I think OF my financial interest, He
tumbles over into the anneXationists.
Take the working man. Ny residence OF
almost two years In this island and my
occupation has thrown me In contact with
this class. and I can say With perieeb free
dom II Il hard task 10 find one individual
who has been employed under the govern
ment who does not desire the occupation
TO continue Indefinitely, Il Is bread ana
meat TO these men and they would see
starvation staring them In the face II in
dependence would continue any length OF
time. For the last two months this feel
ing for annexation has grown 80 strong
that II has surprised everyone. The man.
ifestations and professions that hereto
fore were always on a scale OF fuen
grandeur and magnitude are now only par
iioirated In BY few ami in but half
hearted way. Cuba Will be given her IN
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EtoNDlTlONS IN CUBA
'''I''p'ndent Tells of Affairs on
The Island.
y ELECTION CREATES INTEREST
/, D.. " warmly Desired ny
g.. -hany Yellow Fever
e'-sews of Texans.
r. llttllON CREATES INTEREST

|'u, cse'p'ndence OF The Post1
|,, .u0a. August l0.-rbe an
|s,en.. institutional convention ana
|sss ,a,' = :. delegates thereto is the
|, ~. ~Slc Of public intrrest at pras
ErubDs :, province Throughout the
s,s, ,s meetings are being held and
h N. I being taken IN the con-
M. e Cuban national partv ", wS SGn,
ID : ,s = suit Itself at the last cleo
,,, .al'A Is now in control In has s's 81,
ia So. the ball rolling and is
i 4. 'ls to gain the controlling
MN !, ,'usea'ion. This Cuban ma
+ l.,sla ! composed of the veterans
i, sal the turDulent elemen,
a, cs,. everything American
|sns sls@ upaVcn Of the island and
SINE inscns They declare boldly
~ lailed c.VhVe and do not de-
||'Ish lSsirs s ss to nave any voice
NV 's a affairs. The union dem
n ast .l which withdrew en, g
'tsnis srsssl9ns, has been steadily
|'s'sUghcat ana Ing \ is now wen orran. .
~ aisoss,.aa me Island. The member
N sane u.s Independence, but ae-
States. n ". 4 protectorate Of the
~ Issly x ~ Aslsnzas one night this
s;'afrinsS an nne OF the largest POI
g. rfonlrsn, yer yer assembled on the
|,,' Which w. speaEets addressed the
|''.s ihsif r. neat Wild with enthusi-
As 3 , sSsan q to-day is AZ Last
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Lockhart Locals.

Lookhart. Texas. August 1.-THE Aus
tin and whizzerville baseball teams con-
tested on the Lockhsrt diamond yester-
day. resulting in score OF 8 20 In ia
yer Of the latter. Mhizzerville has been
uniformly victorious over all eomers this
season, and row challenges the State,
The county commissioners court mas
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no CLOSE An ESTATE .

Fifty acres, subdivided into 5 and 10 acre
blocks three miles southwest from the court
house; foi sale together or separately: 81 TO
SIS monthly payments II desired. No cash
II Improved. Big lnducement II sold together.
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Manitoba situation by oolnred man az
cook. good experience; "a years 81 age;
boarding house or hotel. Joe W. Turner,
2l6 ~ nraeh, Is
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FIRST CLASS cash grocery business for sale.
stock and nxtutes at heavy discount.
ben 3. Hunt Caldwell, Texas y
HAVE $4,000 stock of dry goods. clothing
aud millinery goods, wonld exchange Tor
Texas lumber, to do lumber business;
esutishtd 1852. and want to retire from
business NOW; 10 agents need apply. Ad-
dress George, this oidec. II
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WANTED--position by nrss-eiass clothing
salesman by September f. anywhere M
Texas. Address 1850. this office ~
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

WANTED by good cook and
baker; sober and reliable. bridge or extra
gang preferred. j. lowory C1pitol Lodg-
ink House, Capitol and Main. IL
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY Reliable Detective Service
rendered in civil and criminal cases; reason
able rates. For further particulars address
Texas, u
WILLIAM W. ANDERSON, attorney at law.
sos Main street Houston. SIS
& a. COTTON 4 BRO. Fire lnsuranes
Aaents and Adiugtrrs. - Msin street u
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young man wants to learn
the mercantile trade; good recommends
tons. age over 10 yeats. Address 1870 this
office. ~
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OLD SORES

and all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
Cancer, Piles and Chronic diseases. both
male and female. positively cured. See tesu-
monals in my Office from parties recently
cured Office at residence: consultation fres.
Address
DIR. PENN B.THORNToN.
Phone Ety. 4 rings Houston Heights.
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BIDS for the construction of a hotel in Van
Week Texas; BIDS 10 be opened at Whar-
tor August %. The Townsite Company re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids,
Plans can be seen at the Office OF Rue &
Dunbar, EOS and 200 Levy building, Hous"
ton or at the office Of Tom Brooks, Wharf
ton. Address all bids to Tom Brooks, Sec
retury and treasurer Townsite Company.
wharton Texas. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD Of Medical Examiners for tho
Eleventh district will meet at the office OF
Or. Geo. w. clarendon, at 10 "A. NJ, Monday,
September 3. 1900. j. W Scott president;
Goo w Larendnn. secretary 9-3
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HELP WANTED.

Hotel cooks GOOD baker culored
porter also few teamsters Call 80 Maso 4
BLOCK IL
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been in session all OF this week, and the
most OF It's time has been devoted 70 tho
good roads problem. which has grown
quite serious By reason OF The excessive
rains which have prevailed throughout the
county.
Malarial fever is prevailing In the vicin-
i;y, and several aggrsyated cases Of aSus
ave appeared in The city. This Is one OF
The results OF 100 much rain in this secs
ton.
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partmont are expecting a transfer to
China or the Philippines soon.
A. NJ. RaYerhde.
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FOR RENT.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS, DOL
LAR. 81 Girard .,
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MANITOBA live. sober man 10 take half
Interest IN a second hand beslness OF will
sell all Jimmie One 1908 Congress ava
nue. Il
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-A team of horses or
mules for two months with privilege OF
buying. Address 1889, this office. II
YOUNG MAN with own piano will exchange
plano lessons, evenings, Tor furnished room.
Address 1897. this office. ~
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WANTED Man or woman WITH $500 or two
VIII SiAO coch, or thice with $500 each for
profitable enterprise in Houston. Address
1859, this ofsicc %
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5000 AND RIGHT PARTY can buy half in
teicst in we'll equipped, paying newspaper
anc job ofiee. LARGE circulation, good
field; reason Tor selling interest, owner has
moro than he can attend TO; correspondence
from parties without meafs Is useless. Ad-
dress Newspaper, this offce, IL
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FOR sAl.E--Eali stock Of groceries With
necessary hHtures; good location. Apply
1901 Webster, corner San Jacinto. ~
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OST WANT ADS ar READ EVERY DAY,
SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-50Xi00 feet IN the Third ward-.
groom cottage ard stable with modern i'm
pfovcmcntsi price 5000, $500 in cash bal
aico payable In two years without inter
est. Address II. b. j., THIS Office. "a
FOR SALE OR RENT-A splendid fruIt and
dairy farm. Captain e. Barrett, l2iiib Con-
sIess avenue 10
SIN LOTS--5GxlS2, one block on HeIEhTs
Boulevard SlVO each IS monthly Snoaton
J02 Travis. VI
a NICE TWOsTORY. eisht-room residence
with path room, carriage house aad stable
Third ward good neghborhood; terms in
eral. 7. o. Box 1871 10
A FARM for sale or rent: cheap Applv a
i. Majorowitz, ls) Travis street, 20
FOR SALE OR RENT-7My six-room cottage
1903 Polk avenue. between san ia INFO and
Carol ne. with all modern improvements.
y. Is. Berng, lole Texas avenue II
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FOR sALE- sAddlefy and harness businessi
only shop Ia city. Apply to Chas. J. ur-
eeai Port layaca. Texas. *
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL. INGLEsIDF - Holidays. bathing
rowing. fishing sailing II you want a
lice summer oltirg go to lio,el Inaleslde.
1t Is situated on high blaff overlooking
Corpus Christi bav 9l2 miles from Ingle-
side station. on tho S. a. and A. P. rail-.
road. Address Mrs. A. 4. lea. Ingleside.
Sar Pntriclo county. Texas. n
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS For sale: Two-s,orv
groom cottage, with grounds 1OOxi50 feet
fronting cas-, on Boule ward large upper and
lower galleries, good we'll, cistern etc
price $1,000; easy terms Lots at lowest
prices on instalment plan. John A. MIL
roy. Agent, go Main street. ii
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,hgl rhhMlsEs now; delay Is dan
y. SnloIo Naphtoleum does the work
= bette. at Lewyn's. II