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The Republican., 1900-09-06

and he likes a close shave, too. His
beard takes the edge off of a razor
very soon. 1t is as hard as plowingl
But he is a jolly big boy, and we all
liked him here. He was talkatiye and
full of fun. He never tired of listen
ing to a BARRIERS talk, and he did
a good deal of talking himself, too
When he first came here William NJ.
Springer, of Illinois, told me that the
young man was a genius and an ora
tor. and that he would make his mark
in the world. When Mr.. Bryan left
congress | thought that Mr. Springer
had been mistaken. because he did not
make his mark in the house, any more
than others before and since have
done. But when he jumped into fame
l remembered what Mr.. Springer had
said of him. Mr.. Bryan was here sew
eral times since he left congress and
/ shaved him. When he has been in
the capitol sometimes, even when he
did not want a shave, he would come
in here and say: Hello, John, how are
you?' and shake hands with me-"
1--WE BARRIERS in the COAX rooms hav$
shaved very many men of national
reputation" said Alec Thomas. II
shaved Speaker Henderson scores q
times. He has large face and stiff
beard, and it requires great care to
shave him right without hurting him.
His skin is as tough as his beard, and
yet it is very thin and easily injured
/ always shaved him with the grain
twice with lather, and then | used
warm water to go against the grain
He is very generous with his tips and
that goes long way with barber
when he has hard beard to contend
with.
The Republican., 1900-09-06
The Size of Chinu,

China proper is about half the size
of the United States, leaving out Alaska
and the Indian territory and about 51s
times the inhabitants. The Chinese
empire is about as big as the United
States including Alaska and adding
Mexico. 1t contains close to six times
as many inhabitants as the United
States. 1t is nearly 100000 square
miles larger than all Europe and con-
tains about the same population-N. Y.
Press
The Republican., 1900-09-06

Certain Indians of South America
use a curious poison which is called
ezcal. A grain of it has the effect
of starting an irresistible desire for
exertion. The victim begins walking
briskly round and round in small cir
cles till he drops dead in his tracks.
There is no pain, but much excite
went.
The Republican., 1900-09-06
Woman Dentist I'm Manila

The ubiquitous american dentist. :"
held in the highest esteem the world
over for superior professional skill,
has already hung out her shingle in
Manila, and is finding abundant de-
mand for her services. DR.. Anna NJ.
Sawyer is the woman who has taken
the initiative in this instance.-N. Y.
Sun.
The Republican., 1900-09-06
At the Hnn0uef

First Microbe-Are you going to the
banquet this evening?
Second Microbe-Of course am, and
SO must you. They are going to pass
loving cup and it will be the chance of
eur hves.--Eetroit Free Press.
The Republican., 1900-09-06
Eject of Environment

"You are the most stuck-up young
man 1 ever saw" remarked a young
lady to youth whom she met at a
candy pull.
"And you are just as sweet as you
are candid he gallantly retorted.-
Woman's Journal.
The Republican., 1900-09-06

The announcement that Peking in
pronounced "Peli-king" will be apt.
says the Cleveland Plain Dealer, t0
pique paragrapherA
The Republican., 1900-09-06

Napoleon was filled with fury at his
brother for the result of Vittoria. but
he instructed his ministers to say that
"a somewhat brisk engagement with
the English took place at Nittoria in
which both sides lost equally" writes
Stephen Crane in Lippincott's. THE
French armies, however, carried out
the movements in which they were en-
gagged. but the enemy seized about 100
guns which were left without teams at
Nittoria, and it is these that the Eng
lish are trying to pass off as artillery
captured on the battlefield"
One of the most important captures
of the battle was mass of documents
from the archives of Madrid, including
a great part of Napoleon's secret cor
respondence-an invaluable addition
to history.
Napier's summing up of the results
of the battle reads:
"Joseph's reign was over; the crown
had fallen from his head. And, after
years of tolls and combats, which had
been rather admired than understood.
the English general, emerging from
the chaos of the Peninsula struggle
stood on the summit of the Pyrenees.
recognized conqueror. From these
lofty pinnacles the clangor of his trum-
pets pealed clear and loud, and the
splendor of his genius appeared as a
flaming beacon to warning nations"
The Republican., 1900-09-06
Two of a Kind.

Browne-I've discovered that you
were right about Borum.
Towne-What about him?
Don't you remember you remarked
about that bad habit he has of saying:
4 told you SOP Wen, /"
"Ha! ha! Didn't tell you?"-Phila-
delphia Press.
The Republican., 1900-09-06
is EASY TO SHAVE.
BARRIERS Like to Operate on the
Presidents Face.
Bryan, on the other Hand, Has a
Beard Like StubbIe-TOnsoriaI
Artists Discuss the Merits
of Statesmen.
Especial Washington Letter.l

TT GUESS l have shaved Maj.
Mckinley from 500 to 1000
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
Ze Swiata.

- Ogfoszenie niezawisfOsci Buf-
garji. nKoslnisohs Zsg." donosi, 70
prsygotowania do ogios.snia nie.awIs
foioi Buigsrji 1 prayjecia tytulu kr6lsw.
skiego pr.ss KS. Fsrdynanda % pei.
nym toku. Rosja IA Gene rusyfikscyi
wojska buigarskIego oras portu Burgas
nod morasm Carmen. projskt ten po.
pisra, a Austro. Wegry ostatsc.nie ME
wystapia : protsssem. Chod.i sylko o
sfsmanis opora Taroji.
- Obfed religijny. o stras.nym
wypadku oblsdu rsiigijnego donos.a Z
powiatu acknowledge Cub. Kijowskisj.
We wsi Kornil6w mies.kai wioloianin
Abrsmcssnko, kt6ry Z Gala sws rodsina
nalsaaf do sekty sztundyst6w 1 cd pew.
nsgo csasu poc.ynal oka.ywa6 Memo.
rainy stan umysau. To samo sauwstono
u jego tony, pr.eto postanowiono odes.
lad ioh do lsc.nioy W Kijowis ola a.
mysiowo choryob. Tymcsassm pswns.
60 dnia brat Abramossnki, usiyssaws.y
o wschodsie saohos krsyk dsieoi " cha.
ole swsgo brasa, pobiegi We wskassnym
kisrunku ! ocsom jeRo przedstawii sic
strsssny widok. Ma fniegu stai Abrsm.
o'snko, nsgi, wra. Z .ons ! msjao so.y
utkwions do CORY, spiswsli religijne
psslmy. U n6g lob lsaaiy ciata dwojga
s~adussonych dzieoi. Jsdnocxssnie A.
bramosenko rzuoia sic ma swego n~ajstsr-
srsgo IL. lssnisgo syna | sohwyoiwssy
60 "a gardso, podni6sl NOT, ably wbic
mu 60 " ssrce. Tymosasem 1biegli sic
sssisdsi, kt6rym udaio sic wrssrcie
ubsswiadnic ! zwiszac f~urjasa I jego
tone. Starssy syn Abramossnki, ks6ry
sostas prsy syciu, oiwisdozyi, - ojoiso
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
CHICAGOSKI KANAf
jest wielkiem dziefem krsjOwej
inzynieryi.
INNY KANAE
BardzO wielkiego znaczenia.

Chicagoski kanaf sanitarny zostaf wykon-
czony, a skutkiem tego Chicago bedzle mia
10 czystsza wode do picia, niz ktorekolwiek
lime wielkie miasto ma swiecie.
Dfugosc tego kanafu wynosi trzydziesci
cztery mile, a szerokosc u dina 2O2 stop. mai.
mniejsza zas ~g'ebokosc % stop. Ma wyko-
nanie tel piracy Chicago wydafo 33 miliony
dolar0w.
Jakkolwiek wielkie to dziefo, to jedpak
Jest ono ogniwem do o wiele wiekszego pro-
jektu. Wielkie ~jeziora zostana PREY pomocy
tego kanafu pOfaczone z ,ojcem w6d", z RE
ka Mississippi, a z czasem utworzy sic tn OIL
brzymia droga wodna | kanaf okretowy DO
czawszy Cd jodfami pokrytych g6r ma mroz-
mel pefnocy. do przezroczystych w6d zatoki
Meksykahskiej.
y punktu zdrowotnego waznosc owego ka-
nsfu nigdy ME moze bye przeceniona, albo-
WIEN quarantine on miastu o 2 milionowei
luduosci mozliwie jak najczystsza wOde, CO
Jest jednym z gfownych warunkow zdrowot-
nosci. Wszelkie NIECE yste odpadki, wyra-
dzsiace zarazki, tax szkodliwe ola zdrowia,
zostana milestone z pradem woody, zupefnie
zneutrslizowane l rozpt szczone W TAX wiel.
kiej ilosci czystet, swiezej woody, IL ten stru-
mieh woody jest raczej roznosicielem zdrowia
zamisst zarazy.
Dziwna to jest rzecza, ME mniej jednak
piaWN1iNd Us 10 CihisCh udbZyCn ulhny thkl
kanaf sanitarny, kt6ry natura przeznaczyfa
ma o~dprowadzanie z ciafa wszelkich mccoy
stosci | odpadk6w nieuzytych, zapewn'ajac
tym sposobem zdrowie | szczescie. JezeIi
ten kanaf zostanie zapchany, a czynnosci
jego stana sic nieregularnymi, w6wczas DO
jawia sic niebezpieczne syptomy 1 nastspi
chOroba. jake waznem jest w6wczas uwa-
zac ma czynnosci tego kansfo sanitarnego |
dbac, ably spefniat takowe W spos6b wiasci-
wy. Ably tego dokonat, stare szwajcarskie
ziofowe lekarstwo Ora Piotra Gomozo, okaze
sic Observation-Disclosures srodkiem. Wypr6
bowane ~zostafo, bedac W uzyciu p~rzeszfo sto
lat, a nigdy ME zawiodfo. Jest ono lekko
pfzeczyszczajace, czysto ~roslinne absolutnie
wolne cd wszels ich mineralnych substanoyj,
TAX niebezpiecxnych Ola delikatnych bionek
Organow trawnych. Jest ono zastosowane
ola kazdego wieku | warunku, oczyszcza I
wzmacnia system ludzki ku zupeinemu "a
dowoleniu. Me jest sprzedawane W spte-
kach. Dostarczaja go specyalni agenci. Pc
blizsze szczeg0ty pisEcie do: DIR. Peter Fair
ney, II2-II4 So. Hoyne ave., Chicago, ILL.,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

skisgo pod Jaroslawism IA rok .god.o.
M sakontraktowans urssdsi2a strajk
grosi, e js4sli wiaicioisl ME podwyA.
ssy ordynsrji, nile wr6ci do pracy. Sta
wiaja jsdnak TAX wyg6rowans 4sdania,
70 " nsssyoh warunkaoh ME mo4na Inn
.adolc uo.yni6.
- Do Wieliczki prsybyi ssdsi.
slsdo.y rsdsoa Traunfsllsr ro.poc.al
ilsdstwo " sprawie sprssniswisr.sni.
I. kasy tamtsjs.sgo nSokola" sunny
5000 H., prsss pre.ssa tego sowar.yst.
va adv. Jak6ba DEiswohskisgo. Sc.
d.ia llsdosy .abrai " prssohowanie
ksiegi rachunkowe ,,Sokola".:
= Warszawskie towarzystwo
sztuk pieknych odbyso doroo,ns
s~gromadasnie. Cslonk6w towarsystwo
liosyio 445S; doch6d re skladek wynosil
% 200 rubli; wystawe .wisd.ilo " roku
ubisgfym os6b 1904.
Krwawy dramat. We wsi Zajao
pod Gofonowsm, roxegraf sic krwawy
dramat W karoxmie. G6rnik kopalni
nJan". nisjski Siemihski. 20 wzieoiu
salic'kl wstapR do karcsmy we wsi Ia.
jac. Tam zastaf ostsrech drab6w, kt6.
rsy przekonawssy sic, 70 s. ma pisuia.
de- .musili 60, by I'm piaoit Woke.
Gdy Z otrzymanyoh 8 rubli .allcski 20.
1ostai mu ju4 tylko l rubel, s. ohoi.i
I'D, lscz sloc.yhoy ME choisli 90 pusoic
ohwyoiwssy IA no4s, poossli .adawac
mu rany. Woianis o pomoo uslys.al
prssohodsaOy na6wosas g6rnik Ksos,
sssiad Sismihskiego 1 pospisszyf ma 70.
tunsk. Rabusis. por.uoiwssy tarzajs.
osgo sic We krwi Sismihskiego, r.ucili
sic ma Klosa I .akiuli 60 nozami ma
fmisrc, .adajso rany " s.yjs I glove.
Sismihskiego odesaano do szpitala, leoz
vkr6tos r6wnie4 wy.iona} duoha. 'Klos
1 Siemihski byli m~isszkahcami wsi
str.smiss.yoe, p~ierws.y po.ostawil 70.
ne 5 dsieoi " nsd.y. Zsoo.yho6w
sdoiano poohwyoi6 I odsslano ioh do
arssstu W Bedsinis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

obudsif 90 " noOy i powisd.ial mu, 70
mias sen, " kt6rym ukasal mo s!s Pan
Bog l polscia spsfni6 ofIars Abrahama.
wypsdsk ten wywaA v okolioy wislkis
wra4snie.
- Nieludzki pedsgog. w misj.
soowosci Gyja ma Morawach sprowad.o.
no do sspitala 8 lstnis d.iewosynks,
u~ozenioe sskoay ludowsj, kt6ra miasa na
oisle rany cd poparzsnia. Dsiswosynks
ssznaia, as kassoheta "a TO, IL nile umia.
"a lskoji' posad.ii j. M gorscym pisou.
w sprawie tel odbyla sic ro.praws, ka
teohete skasano ma 30 koron gr.ywny.
- Hierarcbja katolicka. Kalsu.
dsrs pspieski IA rok 1900 .awiera M.
stspujscs daty o duohowiehstwie kate.
hokism: Kollsgium skiada sis 60 kar.
dynai6w. C.tsrsch . Mich jest miano.
wanyoh j~su.c.e prsss Piusa TX &c, .
mipnowicie: Oreglia, Parsohi, Lsdo
ohowski 1 Canosss. Jest mied.y mimi
"a Wfoch6w i 20 oudso.ismc6w; Is
snsjdujs sic W Rsymie, q 85 zasiada ma
stolicach biskupioh. q tych 60 hardy.
uat6w jest 6 10 kardynai6w. biskup6w.
40 kardynaa6w kapian6w, 9 k.rdyna-
low d~jskon6w. Nsjstars.ym jest aroy.
biskup Wsrony. kardynaa Csnossa (liosy
lat 81 I jest kardynaism cd lat 2s), mai.
miodssym guardian kapuoyn6w vivsry
Tulo, lio.acy doplero lat 48. Podo.as
pontyfikatu Lsona XIII. zmario 81 kar.
dynai6w. Patrjaroh6w jest IA e Ia.
oihskioh ! g w~schodniOh). "a r.sd6w
Lsona XIII. pomnosyiy sic hisrarohis
katoliokis o 2 patrjarch6w, 81 arcybis.
kup6w, 1O2 biskup6w, 3 dsligat6w ape.
stolskich IL ~prsfeks6w apostolskioh.
w Europe jest 614 stolio biskupioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
u ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

klein revisit. Prawis We wssysskioh
gimnasjsch ur.ad.ono rswisjs q GIN.
nssjast6w. Csy 90 .nalesiono, nile via.
domo' ale pswnis MO, gdya pisma Ia.
kasystyosns byiyby /. oaas mooa .ade.y
" swojs stare, oohrypas trabe:
Warmia. nKurjsr Po.nahski"
utrsymuje, 70 najstarssym kaplanem "
Polsce jest ks. Piotr Baranowski, pro.
bos.cs Tyohnowsch " dskanacis
sztumskim na WARMTH. Urod.ouy 2
stycsnia 1906 T., h. Baranowski otr.y.
mai lwiecsnia " E. 1888, " Tyobno.
wach sas p~r.sbywa jake probosso. cd
roku 1889. Pomimo skohosonyoh lat
3D. starusssk codsisnnis odprawia ms.s
sw, sfuoha spowisd.i I miswa ka.ania.
Sam doglsda pola 1 ogrodu; umysl po.
siada Aywy, intsrssuje sic tsA wssyst-
KLEIN ! pilnis o.ytuje ga.sty.
- Starry Bieruh. R6wnoupraw.
nisnie " pahstwis pruskiem. Tutsj.
ssym radnym miasta nakaxano swseo
o.asu, ably obrady p~rowsdsil+ wjs.yku
nismisckim. Gdy nisdiugo potem obra.
no radnym p. Jagode, mieszcsanina po.
wa4nego ale waadajsosgo lspisj js.y.
KLEIN poiskim jak nismieokim, nades.lo
Z rejenoji opolskiej uwiadomisnis, .e
wyb6r p. Jagody ME .ostai poswierd.o.
nym. Dan " Opolu roku Pahskisgo
1900!
- RacibOrz. w podw6rxu tutsj.
sssgo sadu stracono wieznia Franciszka
soiborskiego . M.isj Ligoty v povis.
ole kosislskim, kt6rs9o sad ska.al q q
ksre imierci IA zamordowanis swej TO-.
ny Gsnowsfy. Aktu stracenia dokonai
syn kata Reindla . Dsiewina (Magds.
burgu)' Byfo to Is Z rzsdu scieois, kt6.
rsgo dokonsi miody Rsindsl, kt6ry DO.
pr.sdnio jus " 245 straosniaoh brai d.
dsiaf pomocnicsy.
Bytom. Okropna imisroia .ginsl
doxorca B otaa Francisssk Pospisoh ma
kopalni Hsinit.a. Prey osys.c.eniu
kotfa pods1sdf "a nadto blisko do ognia,
q odsie4 jsgo, .prsssiaknieta olsjem
smarowidiem " jsdnsj ohwili sic .ajela.
Ogish byf tax siluy, 70 nile m6gl 90
sam ss1umic, = .anim pomoc nades,ls,
nisszo.elliwy odni6si tax strassne DO.
parsenia, 70 nisbawem duoha w~ysionss.
Ciaio byfo .upsinIe zweglons I HAWAI-.
kami odpadaso cd koIoi. Zwlokl cd.
'tawiono do s.pitala knspszafsowsgo.
- ,,Macierz szkOIna" W Cieszy.
ME .sprosiia : powodu .ar.us6w IRA.
ohu kasoliok isge" o jsj gospodaros, ko.
misjs r~swi.yjna, kt6ra rzsosywiIois sic.
obata do Cies.yna 1 badala pr.s. diva
dni csfy stan rsscEy. M~ianowioie .
Krakowa przybyli: prssss T~owar.ystwa
sskoly ludowej DR.. Ernest Bandrowski
dyrsktor Ill ~gimnszjum p. Tomas.
Softysik, .s Lwowa p. Drewnowski.
Komisjs W ten spos6b utwor.ona, sna.
lssia csis gospodarke finansows MA.
oier.y" " nsj.upeiniejs.ym por.sdku,
. stan gimnasjum polskisgo nad.wy.
cssj p~omyIlnym. Zanim wydany be.
dsis " tel sprawie ursedowy komuni.
kat, sapswnis IN. Ref" ma podssawis
autsnsycrnych informacyj, 70 wszysskis
sarsuty ,,Ruohu ka~tolickisoo". n~c,vnIo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
PRESTON STREET TUNNEL
A Conference Between International and
City Officials Held Yesterday.
NEW ROAD PROJECTED 10 SABINE PASS
1t Is to BE Chartered Soon-Ratcs to
Galverton-Mr. Rouse In Texas.
Notes and Personals.

The tunnel under the tracks of the In
ternational and Great Northern railway at
the foot OF Preston street. is almost an
assured thing,
A. l.. Bowers, superintendent of bridges
and building of the International. was
in the city yesterday and had confer
ence with Alderman Rosenthal and other
members of the special committee having
the matter in charge on the part OF the
council. The plans submitted by MI.
Bowers for the construction of the tun-
mel were shown the members OF the
committee, and the city engineer was
called in to go over the diagram and speci-
tications. The proposition OF the railway
company was submitted. and the matter
was discussed at length. While no deh-
mite agreement was reached in the matter,
II is understood that it will be finally
adjusted within the next few days, which.
IL true. will result in force of men being
put to work within the next ten days
making the excavation for tse under
ground roadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
Nnte. nnd personals.

Bruce Merton, city ticket agent OF the
Katy, spent Sunday In Dallas.
W. T. Hancock commercial agent OF
the Houston East and West Texas, visited
Galveston yesterday.
William Doherty. assistant general pas
ssnger agent OF the Houston East and
West Texas railway. spent a part OF yes-
terday in Galveston.
s. E. Berins, who was in the gene-ai
freight office Of the Bay Shore line be-
fore the sale. has accepted a position In
the office OF General Passenger Agent
Parks in the rate department,
H. NJ. Fickinger. commercial agent o,
the Colorado Southern railway, was vis-
itor to the city yesterday. He once made
Texas his headquarters in the days OF
long ago, and there are many who re-
member him. He was welcomed by all
the railroad men in the city.
The annual meeting of the Texas State
millers. which was scheduled for Calves
ton, has been postponed, and will take
place during the visit there Of the North
Atlantic squadron. The Central has with
drawn the rates authorized for the miilers.
and Inillers and, others desiring TO attend
the meeting can then take advantage OF
rates made to Galveston for that occa-
sion.
e. II. Cook. chief clerk to H. HELEN,
vice president and general manager of the
Central Texas and Northwestern and the
Fort Worth and New Orleans railroads,
Is in the city ON business connected with
their road. Mr.. Cook says they are doing
rushing business on their road ia
freight and passenger traffic, and what
few farmers that we're able to hold their
cotton are turning it loose at cents q
pound
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
RATES TO GALVESTON.
Cheap Travel to See the United
States Ha ttlcHhIra


Cheap Travel to See the United
States Battiesaips.
The railroads of Texas are advising
agents of very cheap rates to Galveston
March 20 and "a. At that time the people
of Galveston, expect to entertain vessels OF
the North Atlantic squadron Of the United
States navy. The Central is the first to
issue the rate and the Southern Pacific
will make 4its announcement today
Other roads will join in the cheap rate
and as all traffic to Galveston must OF
necessity pass through Houston, except
that via theeSanta Fe. 1t is expected that
during the dates OF the naval display
there will be many from Houston
There will be rates of two classes for
this occasion Tickets will be or sale
March 10 and 20 with limit for re-
turn of March 26. These will be on a
distance plan rate. Other tickets will be
sold at rate of one fare or SIS maximum,
good for three days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
TEXAS poLITIcAL NOTES.

Bremond Texas. March AT meet
ing OF democratic voters held here, Pre-
cinct Chairman ]. VI. Dunnegan was in
structed to vote for a white mans pri'
mary in Robertson county; failing that, u
vote for a convention.
Bryan Texas. March 5,-Hon. T. s
Henderson Of Cameron. candidate for con
gress from this. the Seventh district
against r. L. Henry. was in the city TO-
day. He will return here in few day.
and address the citizens OF the county.
Merkel. Texas. March 5.-Taylor county
democratic primaries will be held April y
The test is: II am a democrat. and VII
support the nominees OF this primary
election The names OF county and pre-
cinct officers only will be on the ticket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
A NEW ROAD.
Fort Worth to Sabine Pass Is the
Projections.

Fort Worth to sabine Pass Is the
Projection.
Fort Worth Texas, March 5.--A. r.
Byers. one OF the promoters of a new
road to be known as the Fort Worth,
Corsicana and Sabine Pass. said today
that the charter for the new company
would be fled with the secretary of state
today or tomorrow. The company will be
chartered with a capital of 100000 The
road is proposed to run from this city
via Corsicana to Sabine Pass. Mr.. Byors
says terminal facilities at Sabine Pass
have already been secured. The line is
to run through a country not now
traversed by a railway and will 90
through the long leaf pine section near
Huntsville. The road has already been
surveyed from Corsicana to the gulf and
it is said that the survey will be COM
pleted to this city at an early date.
The board of directors OF the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway company will
meet here tomorrow to elect officers.
President Frank Trumbull arrived from
Denver tonight in his special car
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Receipts Of both poultry and eggs were light
today The demand stili continues 10 be very
good. and all arrivals were placed at top
prices. Hens brought $500 TO sS.25, an adj
vance Of 15c over Saturdays quotations, The
present large demand for poultry is assigned
to the fact that right nov there is great
scarcity OF game. Heretofore the market has
been we'll stocked With poultry about this
time, and the condition Of affairs at present
makes the sale of poultry considerably larger
than they would otherwise be. From Inc
present outlook the demand viii still continue
to be good.
The Houston Produce and Commission com
pany received car OF fancy Colorado pota-
toes today. They are now quoted at SOC and
are firm ct that price.
The offerings Of bran are very light now
and 1t is quoted at 7sc per 100 pounds. The
Galveston mills have practically uone to Of
fer, so that all OF it has to come from NORTH
Texas or Kansas City, which markets operate
at disadvaptage on aceount Of freight rates
Cotton linters are now quoted at ihc, which
is an advance OF nc per pound and the price
Of bulls is si.Ooa4.50. SOC per ton over pre-
vous quotations The cause for this advance
is that the cotton season is drawing 70 q
close and the stock and supply becoming
limited, though the demand still continues th'
same.
Kirkland MORROW received a car each o.
bananas, Triumph" seed potatoes and Ne"
York apples
For, the week ending February o. accord
ing TO the Fruit World, 500 cars Of oranges
were shipped from Southern California
against 3Sl cars for the sane week last year
Total shipments for the season to tho aboV'
date were 5iS7 cars, compared with 1897 car
for the corresponding period in 1859 e05
cars in 1s97-9S, 1857 cars in 1861 and PSI
cars in 1ss5-9s.
Mail advices from Philadelphia report small
sales OF future canned goods so far this sea
son. The sales. as far as they have beel
made. have been under the Philadelphia an'
New York contracts The conditions OF botl
contracts are more or less unsatisfactory an
trade has suffered somewhat in consequence
II is whispered that some New York dealer
are planning for the erection OF canning plant
in California to produce their own goods ant
thus be free from the dctGtion Of combines
This may be only rumor starting from som
ones statement that 1t would be good thini
70 do, but II is said to have substantial
basis
The live stock market Is pretty well stocKe'
up for the demand, for which there is plent!
on hand to supply Prices. however, are un
changed.
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