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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
|lee Of Registration

|sass. s''faf Of Harris county at the
ns lssa .ne registrar for the regIstra-
Is4ssiy qualified voters o. Itarris
h % ~ tot the general election to
tpss ON day OF NoVem DER, 1900,
|d,S ~ esssvfdlng to law, on Tuesday,
|sll cos y,yIsooef, 1900, at S o'clock a. m,
d M Iae 70 be open for the regis
sdrsern,,, saiiy qualified voters for
eeloci 'e Gays, Sundays excluded,
n, abd a. M. I'LL o'clock D. m. OF
|a be 70 register, every male per-
+ 70 Ia 'ssrs OF age by the day OF the
slass neie' must be a citizen of the
lss ~, ana must have resided in tho
lasi six r paa preceding the election,
4 must tp, aVnths in the city OF Hous-
|i,elaf. nanansstn the registrar with his
Ias Lame 4s.asality, the number OF the
~ he nnnoh Tue street on which he
re er OF the house In which
y ssor rseEister in person. and not BY
p b X. Idiots. lunatics, pauperz
Y i,lory county, all persons con-
BY ~ lot restored to the right OF
2 I'D sovernor, and ali soldiers,
,pnllAj s,aulen in the army or navy
y previnaes are not allowed 10 reg
srtd Al =. registration certificate will
'l9n "a le election for which this
'f'slnE - u Under the law. ali per-
I ftglsies ssote In the city OF Houston
's'liezte nrst and have the regis
saea before they can vote.
Rs.., 9. GRUMBACH,
---slhtrar Of City OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

LAMAR LODGE, NO. iss, X. Of P. will Inss,
IN its castle hall, corner OF Main s,fees
and Frairie avenue. third floor, front hnll
tonight at 1880 o'clock; work in Esauires,
RANK tonight. Sojourning Knights are cor.
daily Invited to attend Tom G. Swone
G; C.; John Rudersdorf X. OF r. ana s,
Chas. L. Schmidt NJ OF r. -
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TANsY, Pennyroyal and Cotton koo, lln .,.
double strength: positive mensunsi fssu.
iator: 81 90; sent sealed by mail Dr, ~ as
Medicine Co.. box 6. Houston. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale; Two-story
7-room cottage, with grounds 10oSi50 feet
fronting east on Boulevard; large upper and
lower. galleries, good well, cisterd, etc. !;
price 5000; easy terms Lots at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. Mil.
roy. Agent. 22o Main street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
IS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

W tVv'll DLNlUOhAsiO ilGN[i
y voted for at election to be held
" November 8. 1900;
kx-
Ek H. Ball.
Senator Sixteenth District
Z uNcomb.
ssnlstiye,--
'E B. Griggs.
Kennedy.
= Attorney for Criminal District
Hsrris and Galveston Counties
Lea
.lss =. Ashs.
Judge
i Vasner
Attorney
e scAwander.
r Clerk
B Williams.
4 Clerk
Drpree.
Anderson.
+csctor.-
~ Il Glass.
lHessor-
y. Schneider.
Y Treasurer
Farmer.
srryeyor-
IAN Bfadburn.
sapsrlntendeut of Public Instruc.
James.
cOanlssioners-
N.Y. no III. c. Butcher.
ass 10, 2-R. E. Dunks
ny 40 81. X, McDugle.
se' NJ. ~. H. G. Becker.
q the Peace
'a'' No. Nv, B. Hill.
M. ~ Walter Maiscn.
N.Y. no. I'M, r. Bell.
kl1sii 70 70 s-charles A. Tomllnson.
i,s, ny. NO i-Sem ]. Perkins.
s M. NO. I'M. Mcdonald.
IT,, Ia.t 10 wv. W, Glass.
ne, No 2-Tom williams.
aa 70, ST. W. Tompklns.
~ 70 ~. J. Blaske.
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FOR SALE--At a bargain: 220o-ncre black
land farm, 80 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements, IT would make the finest rice
farm in the State. 70 miles from Houston;
also one 5-acre farm with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For partiou-
lars address Penn h. Thornton. NJ. D.,
Houston Heights. Texas. tt
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PERSONAL.

DEsaEcTlvE AGENCY--Trained detectives
. ,.,td for ciyll and criminal lnvestl-
saiuvns; reasonable rates. correspondence
ron ne's Ts S"ines McCaue. box Iso Hous.
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BIDS AND PROPosALs.

sUBcONTRACTORs on hfts niles extension
OF the Shreveport and Red River valley
railway. Address Epp,s 4 Hayes. AleSss
andria. La.
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WILL EXCHANGE any kind Of dental work
for cattle or horse stock. Diamond Dental
'losLls uluW 3t509 90
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OPIUM MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
cured In to 10 days without pain or IN
jury to patient; no pay until cured and PER-
fectly satisfied. In case OF failure will pay
al! patents expenses while hore, also rail-
road fare both ways. Best references Ad-
dress Matthews Home, 900 Day Ave, West
End, San Antonio Texas II
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FOR SALE OR RENT to responsible parties
for private residence. two-story dwelling.
Within four blocks of Capitol hotel Ad-
street G
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office OF The Post
Tor week ending Saturday, September %
rs 90; 2SOl (sli pos 2l0l; Bargain tSl.
51i; 2s0l; 2I79; 2954 90; Exchange 81: 2S65;
TOO 2SSe tSl 2S30; 1855 90; E. f. t5): 0:
2lSg; 2Isi 2709i 27s4 (3) 216S; 2ss8; 2T42
S3l; 1856: zoos (9) 2S37; 27S3 sSSs. 1854.
2sSS 80: 2se4 CD 2530, 27SJ (2l; secy. ~;
Opportunity; 2865 (2); 40i 254o (2D; 2915;
ESQ Cd: 2795; 217O (2l; 2S7O 21a5; 2sai (sl /;
1881; 2TSi; Round 2T9S; 2Si3; 2742 al, g772,
2S92; 2S42 Pal; 279s 80; 2s23; 2slS; 27i2 ID /,
2til 49, ~ t2l; 1922 (2); $500 (6); $50; 2i2i /:
2S2l (6l; 1924: 2S14. 2799 %. o17l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

BOOKS on lessons in hypnotlsm and per-
sontl magnetism and other valuable in
formation 25c. sent by mail TO any part
OF the State, or call room 1903 Moore and
Burnett building. Prof H. Walden. 8
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FEATHER RBNovAToR. engine boiler, nine
head OF horses, nve hacks and harness and
per month; expenses $75 to 500 per month
$500 cash. or will exchange for merchan-
disc; a Big snap; don't write unless you
Ark,
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NICE HoME--Sx-room raised cottage all
modern conycnlences gas. sewerage, etc,
complete; oommodious outbuldngs; Oh
paved street. choice residence locality.
close In and convenient TO two car lines;
W!ihstood storm perfectly price sS500 half
cash, balance reasonable time and s per
cont. Address 2l7I. this office. 8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

CHOICE building lots. in the best residence
portion of Third and Fourth wards; rang
ins III price from $3.50 to s50oJ peg lot
Wilson & Hannah. 203 KAN building. Q
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FIRST GLASS man cook wants place. we'll
known IN city; in hotel or boarding house,
Address 26lS this office 8
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WANTED-Posltion to finish learning
plumbers trade, by young man: steady.
sober and Industrious would care for horso
and do chores good home wanted moro
than wages in or out OF the city. Adj
dress 2SS4 this office
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AM PREPARED to do your pIastering and
repairing promptly. II. II. Yorty (Studes
Point 1903 Washington. Old phone IA. ii
MRS. WILLIAMS, the cancer doctor, has
moved to zoos Congress. corner Main up
stairs. third floor, room l. 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES .

NOTIcE--rhe county court OF Harris coun-
~ ON September G. 1900. appointed US as
executors OF the will Of T. j. Boyles and
we have qualified our residence and post
persons having claims against the essafe
M sad T.. j. Boyies must present The
same within the rme prescribed by law.
September q, 1900. o. Q. Drew, Jas. NJ.
Bowler. executors,
ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOPS at 1908 Texas
avenue; also full line electric and telephone
supplies. Barden Sheets Electric 60. q
EXPERT HoRsEsHoEING at same pr:ce
OF other shops; telephones 6i6i free de-
livery. Mosehart a. Keller.
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YOUNG colored man OF 20 would like TO work
around store, hotel or with private fam
speaks French and English 26lg, this Of
hce. &
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

HAfh klENcED bookkeeper and stenographcr
moulu lko permanent position; can FUR
,sn pest OF references ana will accept
sv aal salary. Address 2eSs, this Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

WANTED-Bv a colored boy is yearse old,
work for a doctor as ! am not well and
want TO work and try to get cured. Ad-
dress 26lS. this office. S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

FOR SAI.E--Sxty-a acre farm near Harris
burg. elegant residence, artesian we'll.
black prairie; also ten-acre farm and
orchard adjoining part nropery In ex-
change. Adminlstrator this Office. 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

FlRST-CLAsS bread and cake baker wants
position. Address 1929 Prairie. corner
Hamilton Houston Texas Z
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0 'lasLls sIAuIL CIV 7ssils sIAeiL pun
llBU uusIa u5sAl9q AVS So pszlId .uEJ
pooh Ivpurs quo 'suluiom GspunS Ho-Lso1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

MIDDLE AGED MAN sober honest and
industrious. to attend horse and milk ::
good references. Address w. d. H., room
10, Hotel Denver
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A YOUNG MAN wants position as porter
in a store, and is good at tending TO q
horse and buggy Address e6l1. this OF
fee.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN,

white envelope containing
notes and papers, leave at this office. Oh
wald Wilson. 6
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l HAVE several desirable buys to offer this
week in residence property. both for homes
and investments; IL VIII pay you II in tho
market to buy, SELL rent or exchange; /
can interest you; ] have several buyers for
good investment property, several snaps
in small home places, vacant lots IN every
ward in the city; you Will find my prices
always as low as property can be bought
al. N, NJ. Norheet. phone 679, Binz build.
ing. II
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A YOUNG MAN wants a position tending
TO horse and buggy, or job as waiter, Ad-
cress 2524 this Office.
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N.ANIED--Situation by a young man as bar
tender. billiard room keeper or assistant
steward hotel work preferred; can furnish
references: twenty years cNperlence age
81. Address w W. this offoe s
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MISREPRESENTATION. BY German man In
private family to attend to horse and buggy
and make himself useful otherwise around
the house s676. this Office Z
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WANTED TO RENT.

SAVE MONEY-Reliable Detective service
rendered in civil and criminal cases rca-
sonabie rates. For further particulars adj
dress MccRne's Detective Agency. Hous-
ton. Texas. II
WILLIAM ". ANDERSON. Lawyer. general
practice. 3lola Main street. Houston. Z
q o. COTTON BRO, Fire insufaass
AGENTS and Adiust~rs " Min strss< .
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FOR RENTING choice handsomely papered
connecting Offices Wilson building, No.
also desk room No. 2ls Main 81. Apply
Harvey 7. d.. Wilson. II
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FOR sALE--Nine-roo two-story house all
conYeniences. two lots: will sell for 5000;
half cash II taken at once; best neighbor.
hood; corner Hadley and Smith.
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WANTED--A position by compefent dry goods
snu clothing salesman 10 or out Of city !;
..lssyen years experience; good references
Address 1929. this office. 3
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SHELL HOTEL--Beaut.full located on she'll
beach, in charming and lovely grove;
fine fishing, hunting, bathing. boating;
healthy, safe quiet, restful; may be leased
or purchased. W. ii. Baldwin, ROckport,
Texas. lois
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-17
Is AWAITING SIGNATURE.
Lana Com missioner bridges Presenss
order TO Gov. Rogers Affecting
Seattle Tide Lands.

special Dispatch to the post-In,ell,gencer
OLYMPIA Aug. Island Commis.
sioner Bridges left today FOR San Fran
cisco. Just before he left he sllbmtttad
70 Gov. Rogers for his signature an ordar
70 the Seattle & Lake Washington Water.
way Co. authorizing and requiring the
company 70 modify n system of buik
head work In the harhor at Seattle agreed
upon In contract No. l. Thus far the
governor has failed to add his signature
20 the order and will not at present AZ
least, DO SO. The governor who ID afso
out or town. left word with hfs score.
tary 20 give out 10 the press that until
he had heard from the interested parties
ne wouif not sign the order
Mr.. Bridges says the present system Of
bush bulkhead work Is tnos costly ana
the modified order will reduce me cost
approximately 10000 This cost. he esd.
81, VIII be saved 20 the owners OF Seattle
tide lands. As to the effect az the gov
errors refusal TO sign the order. Mr.
Bridges said " he persisted in IL, IL would
mean the continuation Of the work as
az present laid out and the added coat
viii fall on tide land owners. the state
ana the waterway company losing moth
ing.
Eugene Semple. president 81 the com
pany has been Instructed 70 proceed
with the work under the bush system Of
In the event that Gov Rogers
does not sign tho modified order.
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BOTH CLAIM A MAJORITY.
Rogers and Fnwcett Each sure of
Nfetory--six Policemen Asked for
the Popuiist Convention.

Special Dispatch 10 the post.Intelilgencer
TACoMA, Aug 1.-THE Populist eoun-
ing al Germania hail, will Re a record
breaker, II only few ~ the predictions
that are being made this evening prove
halfway true. To begin with the papu.
list county executive committee has
called on Mayer Campbell FOR a detach-
mont OF six police officers 20 be on duty
q, the hail and II was alleged by some
OF the Fawcctt faction. IN n Joking way.
that the proposition Of asking Tor a de-
tachmsnt Of the state militia was actual
~ discussed this morning during a short
visit Of Gov. Rogers 10 the city.
Another indication that there will be n
lively time "a the fact that thls evening
the Rogers faction Is claiming a majority
In the convention. though the Fawcott
forces claim they have a majority % more
than ~ delegates over the Rogers fac
ton. In the city precincts fawce4 claims
10 have elected - against eighty for
Rogers. yet the Populist executive com
mittse which is made up of Rogers adj
herentS aay they Will recognize only
sixty-nina delegates for Fawcett and III
for Rogers Having the temporary organ
iEstlan and the naming OK the Credentials
committee. they expect TO seat an tho
Rogers delegations aud throw npt al
she fswcett deiesAtious- and here is
where the aght Is expected 70 take place
The members nf tho state departments
at Tacoma ara all skslifui political workers
and an have large personal following,
ard were It not FOR the personal unp0p9-
county hY a larKe majority. The showing
they have made under those conditions
has tAsw n arvat sururisF to everybody
even to Fawce,t himself. who was believed
Go have tho caunty 50 Nalidly that his
ranks Cau,A not - hyoken into This b
ltfticUlarly true In the c0angry prgelncts,
where Regess II personally unpopular
hsf Wright Lister aud Little WITH thegr
resainers. have had n strong personal M
furnce ~ The county which has reached
even ~ kRplwsin. Tanwax and Chop Too
"a HrFr d Hn taa
poins Mills has 40 personal use for
Rogers hul Ter the sake 90 The ticket
and the administration ~ mAkiwE fight
for him. This inhuence ot the state brig
county and SO ca, into thc Fawcet ranks
thar Instead - gulnE down 80 SEATTLE
wlth q delegation hvFrNh he WiuEly against
Rcesrs as WAS confidently expected, there
i even a question whether he VIII so down
WITH enough 'o defeat the denomination
of the governor
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SENT FREE 10 men.

De Strive, imperial Russian consul at
Montreal, inclosing the following very i'm
portant notification relative to prospect
ing for gold mines In Russian territory.
with request that II be communicated
TO the government and the Industrial and
business community Of British Column
bia:
Il. Foreigners are not allowed to pros
pect for gold in the maritime province
OF Eastern Siberia. including therein the
district of Anadir and peninsuas of KAN
chatka and Tchuktehf, except such pri-
yate individuals or companies as may be
admitted by virtue OF special authorize
ton by the imperial government.
2. The prospecting OF gold and work.
ing OF gold mines by Russian subjects are
specially regulated by law.
3. The imperial government has grant
ed, by Col. Won Liarliarsky, who is at
the head of a society of Anglo-American
capitalists, the exclusive right for tine
taking of minerals of commercial value
tminerauxutiles) In the territory OF the
peninsula of Tchuktchi, and in conse-
quence of the exclusive grant so made
all other parties are absolutely forbidden
to carry on the same industry in that
territory.
As the peninsula OF Tchuktchi Ia OF
considerable extent. IL will he noticed that
the concession liz n valuable one, should
beach placers be discovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-17
MEET IN TACOMA.
RETAIL MEN OF THE STATE Eff
Feet ORGANIZATION.
President-Bene Legislation
II Discussed and Advocated
Visitors Are Given n Banquet.

Special Dispatch to the st-Inteiligencer.
TACOMA, Aug. 16.-The Retail Grocers'
and General Merchants Association of the
state. Of Washington was formed here to-
day by delegations representing the re-
tail grocers' associations Of Spokane. Sc
attic, Tacoma, Everett, whatcom and
Fairhaven. Delegations were expected
from Waila Walla, Yakima, olympia, Che-
halls and Puyailup, but did not put In
an appearance. They will be asked TO
come Into the state association. however.
whichswas formed today. About forty-hye
delegates were present
At the forenoon session temporary or
ganization was effected by the selection
OF James Gregg, OF Seattle. president of
the Seattle association. as chairman, and
Garrett W, oNeill, secretary of the Sc
attic association. as temporary secretary.
on ereden,ials; NJ. " Conner Of seattle;
ker. q Everett: william 0 & Ma ~ ho Of
Seattle and II. q. Bennatts OF Tacoma,
On permanent organization: John c. Les
lie. OF seattiei II. Q. Ashhury. of Spo-
Saul. OF Tacoma. and w A. Marsh, OF
Fairhayen. On constitution and bylaws.
u. n. Metzger. of Everett: +. c. Damon.
Of Seattle; Robert Mclean. OF Tacoma:
Chris Ebert. OF Tacoma. and James Gregg.
OF Seattle
At the afternoon session permanent or
ganization was effected by the. election OF
Chris Ebert az president: II. o. Ash
bury, OF spokane. vice president; M. j.
Conner. OF Seattle, secretary. and r. NJ.
Metxger. Of Everett. treasurer. James
Gregg, Charles II. Plass. J. NJ. vogen, OF
spokane; X. u. McNeeley. of Everett and
w. A. Marsh, OF Fairhaven. were elected
trustees
James Gregg. OF Seattle. and w. +.
saul. OF Tacoma, were elected delegates
20 the national association meeting at
Detroit. Mich, next January, who. With
Il. J. Davis, OF Spokane. vice president OF
the national association for the state OF
Washington, will represent this state
The question OF how to secure such laws
as viii he fair and Just TO the trade
was discussed, and IL was considered that
one OF the chief objects OF the associa-
tion was the advocacy N such legislation
as wouls tend to the bcncfit OF the gro-
GERS and secure them a fair representa-
ton In the state.
The question OF how to raise the funds
Tor carrying on the work cre-
ated quite a bit OF discussion The re
mark Of Mr. Gregg, that two or three hun
bred dollars wouldn't go very far At
Olympia toward getting legislation, cre-
ating much amusement by Invitation OF
Mr.. Davis. the delegates were asked to
meet next year ~ Spokane.
banquet to the Visiting members was
given this evening at the Chilberg. al
which the visitors enjoyed themselves
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HELD A NIGHT SESSION.
Only Incident Worthy of Note Was
Personal Encounter.

VICTORIA. ,. c.. Aug. 1.-THE legis-
lature broke into a night sitting after
the delivery of the budget speech by
Minister OF Finance Turner this after
noon. The debate was disposed of in a
short time, the speech being passed
two hours after being delivered, possib-
ly accounted for by the fact that ii con-
tanned little noteworthy
The house then Immediately proceeded
to the discussion of estimates, and had
disposed of over half the appropriation
before II rose at midnight. The remainder
Will be run through tomorrow. and likely
the house will adjourn before the close
OF next week.
The only incident worthy of note was
an encounter between McInnes and
Prentice. The former accused the latter
OF being In unit condition to be In the
house. and Mr.. Prentice promptly in
vited him outside, The incident closed
there, however.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-17
BUYING SUPPLIES IN CANADA.
British Government Preparing To
Forward Goods to weiheiwei.

VANCOUVER. II. C., Aug. is.-Large
orders for goods 10 be used by troops
IN the Chinese campaign are 20 be pur-
chased In the dominion and already ar
rangements are being made for a portion
OF the purchases to be made in yancau.
Yer. Quantities OF goods are to be sent
through by the next steamers and n good
proportion of these supplies are now be-
ing secured IN this province.
The principal feature in the present
line Of purchase IL the buying By The In
dian government OF clothing and other
equipment for the regiments sent by the
authorities in India to the scene OF the
trouble Ia China. All the orders received
require the supplies 90 be billed to Wet
heiwcL The goods consist principally OF
winter clothing