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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

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z very Ehprs pes4pd II nssus II ~ woa
~ M prshtstal censaegsN Epanish pfGs-
4Ita 3 ~ BernnnFe9 FNsItia-ney rua,.rf,
fssN p tarSe mpntht rrlt -et.sft,,sr3sf ",
1Ns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

JEET RECEIVED two cHrs NJ thF iate-s
sNieH u rnrr4Erak a.hartrnE EurfRyR.
Nis1t1li sRrzn rnt EprinE NuennE, hagiies
Enc rnbbfr-lirec p1rEis E0~drn Lnren-
dul czrrsHne rHpnsft0ry rcrDer FRANKLIN
axe Caroline artaLa. st
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

5s3-t-r--t ~ l.A1a2t csirs. ssn1 3aTFar -
tte As-aels pnkfpast tsealedl a. our Celery
nervQaf GssIlty Ceiery rs,sre a
ynassla. MieA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04
REAL ESTATE FoR sALK

A1AL ESTATE FOB SAL.K
- - -
ISL IL y L ~ 3AsLiINS R!-s EoErh CORNER
49, S4A9, aefniS -4huruI 1aoS- Il
~ sUl ~ 20 o. y nntsl c.aHt 10 e.
go -sL4-'te az FuNr Nga {ricEi j, nilS.
A1'A -NH WeHA- +oclefs 5Nuef tEia Of
-
uJ41e syepUt5fllI ,rT,,-,--1-- 80
rom rlg1,,rr sr1,st. .t1 - ~
IgaLpu ufuei h. ana t.t - -, N' t. ~ =
TRADE asvaa-fnuyn r.ss.;.,. -,,,,.,-.,,.t So
en- Csuwsuia str.fo. t,.,-.~ 81 Isa - ~
\ garElm s n.;rrl.fui re,,-sfars reEieT,.S,
F-fst " fu aiEY ia.r FerE ebeas sl3W
,.s.,. 0's. LIS q s'@to ward q silp SOD
IS ST. a. 49,, ~ VIC q ti'v iei 41t.
Fa.ape gr ia iu4ia-is
,,,.s- 80 lp ,al9a % he'r
Ga e,,,,I s.,,-,.-, ,,.,t. f-' Icy leFla
t,.,,.,,. ...st, 1891 4l -u1.fuNhn
~ 1.,iss 1900, ensi - iuit
2oa ousv e~rr III t7-, -.,.' =,
tu aihH residence VrE- Hasaf son al s,fr,'.
Must isf r,car j. sr tsve s.-,,rr,i ~.
tnu,tra F1t harsa,us tl 5sstr,.l5. vince,
nse @ fuw-th vBna pnul 4 EDepst
- - -
POE thII.-E srrf,srtq -,tf 4ts . ,.rl,,4,-.- -. 4
Is Eru1ul.sv anrfeus.aE - raios 49,,
~ ivp a'sr 7aa WI yycr,s,sr v-,,r vo, a,s
ne i-us sa,s o. More =. Tbrss 80 s-.te
Waiat euarl e5gf,i sat, ir.r -, 80
E1bo We can mase serpse 10 ,,it ,,,-Se,.....,
W. aoHTro anc hive 10Y sails al Ircns-Fy
se,3 b".NitD AnE4fhos.erE ana 1ns
.sltrE nrluEG f4aiE Fuller g3s
-
1919 'ist sahch lEna toGf I1sla1 sogtl
~ la9e.r2h CT brHY Bayou none hrtfaf
NEE fr,,sss =, nv sfeA; nsy nF thiee
u.Eiae h.aov sfnve1.,t,. $50. IA - A--ss,A
Qa8 gnrss I'm n ieg er,,.. ~ 5sT's.. - .,s.'
ard cfgss-fancBa. teu pe,,s,s 1rs hYrs ,sfe ~
rrafsaie en-. A.a-rraIr huuBs. elc c. "
49, - -. - 49, hlftgt (
FOE FAIep--IoTry7Ie 60 500 Go : - -
so r4urtlly Irrfty T'hsrs 80 7ses ~, so
sa 1oe lasatiar MADE srsal 1 a ca In r.
srg-. ms. rs a...a.. II.
reea sataTs "a barB Il ssess , saad i've
s sss.s ,,.ss I've "a ,s ,lsHgy 4 trt 80
llss-sV GAY siebi-roeir hanse 2aoeern. ~
5sesur ~ Fa.-,i4 ttrecr = 1li~ - -
49,
tsa sAA~h--Hapss and let 10 Firir vrzrs
sPp4 a7ats arc lot * First ward g-lb
aeshe Ahe Ant 7 farru wurd s1lbB house
a, =, -.,,s 49, .s.a %efa sS,ae neaag ans
~rr6 rvsiS 80. - ZONE q faird
Essfr 80 80 a'hs ~ tpN'tn ward
Egrnnr & seSeait, y-t,., t.,-ls. wata- AaHH.
-.--eT r. -s.,.--- =.
*ns4tN sRAAiN. usSr Mcrscvrr rtfirf ,,ia
nokafenl special hR-xsin slRN Rsga st3
rlh.e
( "a -l7TT-- -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

I-ELEtz IS EsggIH.sS v.f1n auuTrgaasaa
transformations naBi1saatv raiisvud With
'ataEslHsN tAranen F-sssf-, 3FsApi ls nlre1.
FN70s ErG 1q2sewsd sueiaenA EGurtuzsGf ar
Tarzsey rafrrnec tes-IansHsia par.irtslnrs
nnaiish ffnnpE sne Gui.Hun5a 1alvss-
a2 g-m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

1fs-iEh TeEsE peprle who 8eI.T- r. 17----
q tar-n 1sw nrgalsrrarieaY 9et.srs n F,,ltf.
12rhtrp, snrlaEe ar sfisn4 soy aaa5ea Ma
Ia. AaE On 1Eoaslar 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FriE EAl-E--l1ns lzL.s rng4nes one snie ~.
arraE iuat outside ritr ANITA or VIII tradt
far r3ty proparrv L r. sidsGcwrn, Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

@45AE STAB scpou nf &aEnalir HEIaiug lu-
nuflara ed MrftmsriHrn tuughI ~ uiaau INT
ag i-lEsi iifrHp1iHj GpH anssnt sreEunJcuI ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

/ tANE 1LLlND n pnss-ius uurn in crunknt-
4 ntAfs rrn ne given EAc-aelg will ginrly ran
ypn wha1 J. Is. Durt Harld ulnnee MrH
\ MHF heykinh. Anrk Eus x. 6 IL. Ernnr
4 Eapt1a. Mich
4 <.-RHr-. lise Cn1ssr1ts- tnrlssf Fnnnwrrval El
( n Ssssr. Safest esisv fleiAhlrs 1riAa M nstrr.
sspe q Fpnr hrncrrfs< y tsnt a. stznps 81 Fsf
,.isia-ss 6ssaa,.i c. fss is-. "a s,sl
DOUBLE s7gsE1SurEg rarrv F.1lrr-u,,sl ,.r,s
,k.oEiDn-tkDnf f'ilih. the married vnfnflr 3
TRENT nrirr s2lsr Der rnz Esns ssalsd Ii-.
/ Wire Assricirs Ia. =. o. EiDz s. Hnls-
MAET Bridget us1lns ppw at-r lpnn
Aillinr. lEysd 81 Zz2H La nrRnrn Hersat Ant
bnev isEuvine her Whereabouts viii confer
Ersaf 1svnr ~ vrtcirE 40 hnr Hnn. AR. Dscr
-.----l VI 81 = III s-legL eanclnntE QhinA
GILL liSisS fair CHI NJ awD ion nc
hliiniihsssis. Dvc D*pp ftnHtni. with address,
y Mr.. AcKet 81 Milan VII can 6
1oI-Nu 81 Louis arlsnsner eFsarnun3 warItF
70 mahr tna aniIuGsrkfnca pf rgBDeesthIn
yuliitr iatT. With Buflie unIznt not over
~ T,Ffh % aeei nlsiers nlns-iHrpT. Address
airnhinaef Ios.nshee tfcs H.A. t1oussun
9tas.t-IElB 44AL11Ek Ear De WrgnIu SAM
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NAssHI 70 adnIr ns1lnn ron pf eirl nFr
ptff Z 'srS-.1 DC Irr15uf mt AZ Mruv tifai-
ancestry. Address Einz 8 PiantarnvliIg
-- a.1aaz. IS
0slIlaasP TEs1 e-uaIers aclI-lIre N ngrI
1IE Dr. William ClHik Enafn gia Naspn
80 - AgllsElsElion s-ls 3-s
DEL BclIFE AGENCY - Trasnas DnaanssVea
sNTNih0eG 3uf c.rA and r-lu5nHi inyeB1 ga
llnnnl tansuiiUbie ruteH. correspondence 10
lie'ied. dEmrs arCTut 1rS 1sC. Eipusina
----- -
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1.si,Ae lsils sFeTEthinE .s'r. ic St4ia r.
nlssfns rr0atlek uilissh sHnH7Bisf tunk
g.aalls So. 21lA Freasur esunBe s-s
20 NE MAKE TIENTE ANT5 A5TT77sGSE@
stTs q 3 AiInils 81 fff nrnsFons iatgarr rs
El1ans svs.ah. Teras. Fah-ua-v Fl 1gan
hnSauinur llngolnud Tert 10. tioustnn.
NE&ea
Tas 9Hs eaur, strousn an rsrh. un1 pm
EHa4 piieRset with u
aeve'n partes huvs lnolsaa al 3 and shss
~ say y iF tins het1 put ~ an1tt rnry eegf
Ai'N. huf teE' ls WHIST , SIN, tau
prrH responsibility.
~ 8F'I-T7F TF7ITTf.T T-Fzf 81 5 i-T- T7-c
ana nnran = uentE Wnpias' lrug Store
~ cDlgfasb S-68
s49ait r1h L.ATgIEs dlIrfTr -nnilfcnlTr-
ssUnt aprtn- ENt rN~Se JLfau.s Hdu5Nua
s'aAhueri.a hhdreHl lnck hnI H. san
ei-Aian lnSsb SD
beii- @fn5inn WnIieH Agent. IA cnurrasg
Nt.-4ee aAs " t-At2SI.sr liDa1iputv rurpf hv
.oti'.ur aspIfs drains ;.j-1t sulagsiu1ss
fttsHfst heEaud Strength, 81 eb pHr Du-tle
tbsee sg1 s. tt Solo rs Lsu-va n a
-z -L.-.- Llrng 90 Nno other hrucEis:s. 10
Eaia sCFP1s5TDR1Es- gOnn replE7-
Aphlt ant q puHl,ifs preventive no hurIu
l'a u!HfSuiitr7 uiit one cEH Use them fnl
tue liT,niflurE lGereFa win Htump H. 81
nB sire uns aN Apvs,un Texas a.gg
y ~ tri44 IS ssTE 1i-Thnag preVef-e1-t7cI
SnInlHitEfieH and ttey lrE gulrEuieee 81 1t
hes'teQ9 bAls and nuruJeas F'uf pl.-.irEIE~s
aGcitif Wun H.HusJ ~. D. p . 5uz 6ea
- iAE.k1 ll hl.L-AHw HhBurbHr1 rrpn
nEI-. EUarHutaed cure ~ yuur naucg Pc
lehnet. rs pe1 month. II. Elass nurnar
MglH and Preston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

~ -4-~-isA1 tcits t.-gs wee6 - n m
Ter -uIs II sru6ertAp -skid.nr,s5 .,,.,l,,,s-
2 York q AenerspA & sgrs Rarssi stsrs
1ta Glsitss Drug EtrruS TfxsSt~ir4
snsst Ma tlp Nalarf,Fs street Hoesfs..
-eEAf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FaE EcZEalA. suseg. Eclilsa i8aal.us S@lvs.
- s'lEl i.z 4eavNar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FOR RENT-Cpntoriztlr furnfsb-s n
east rooTp. with cr without brsrss. NJ ~
family. very reasonable l2ls clsy.1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

s2p PeGT Ill F'1Ry'sLATT's. l.fe t.se. hugt, ~ n
sli psne q Gne Hrl f.rM g. T. iias-
buH nAvaT Ind NaEUf e.iap-H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

n &AftT-- AsBu. vprIn Tign 70 s1ne 9es Flrpes
esl1 seaiee L. Lutp peursr. lwl :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

THEIR Arm crHEEs-
Bet il yuu srv IL ne u.rts. 10 suy "a,
or rent prspe-t, rsn win hpa 70. st-sy.,,
III IN.
y n 1orhsrt pbpas s7s "a nim Hics :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

RARE csPPCgTrEITIEs--I Fischer upright
ElSz ! CAME eJs5: ] Schrbaft mahDEany
case. 500. Pianos tuned ind rnpnirst-
E4znns rsnteE Expert wgrl.rianship guhr-
street. 4-1f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

ftn GILL; frDgrts nu the Eurraaburr rubf
/" -faluE.sF increasing 70 value veef
nr ifF lH'sr @na VIII Wuu0ar why veu ald
u5 tAt of more y, rbpss acre 3uts
NAiap euoG eignt c.tv lutF uresrt,t ,,-i~s
sApo We egn make tGrgH 70 sut nl.rchsssf
W. r1nrr auc hive 10Y Esln al ftrrt,,s-t,.
~ hnl9 hseNncD AnEHrh0hser'E ana 4hs
tshff.Hl'trE hrldEs- CEUiE 4 Fuller T5e
NrfD etpepf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

EEAUILruL ~ 511IlINI5 gi-e- FoI-rf r,1---eI
iptis Sia3y 1efuis z.burul Tnus. Il
lLrN,.l.Ll h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

ne Dpisone Gac hunofh wacr euasf asi
AAss -sel.sieA i-4h "a 2 y si.t's n'hAt lAiiiI
'.. Len. III .-..slsls blto- lt4'sFi nsi,,
1heitA Ft'''l.eAA sV'a}iAA nii4ioA it1gral 90
t9uf2 Gi42 mgIgLl ftr-, 1tFaa ~ p. ~ A-,
tAt nilF feznar5 E5W. rit npanll.f cure 1itb
Il Ks housa 4cmaae lisl' nness real
-t. s4 4 ~ 49,, ,,-.t, - y. 4
he1ioe - $50 Is ia.s. NOS t..et Il "a
srr n,.at5 = W. ~ gre, t-,sj t.,-r.r
,ei.en 81 ns seus Wefiuic luRa.e.G Atl4uc
zf 4alftNA -igpl -l.siin N,4 q. L4aHI''+
-4---- @ss- 3 III "a. ---.--
s-.t. rsr.,ersea . -. 49,. =, ~.
Y 1900, st.sa, h'-'i'' go II
:-------
-.s 49, --4tt -'ARlAt II "Ei
-------- - 49, - - y : = = -
1AS5si liI1 GOLD rl ~ iag drunkenness.
Ilerl asrA. ~ LeVgu ElsL pu-3e 10
77T-- -----T7-- - -.--------
4t,,r- - $3.50 s.-.e..s ,.,.--. go -
srr-s-a--,,.,- 4, ~, ,5,...s,s
-r- s. ~ 5r ,,er-',r .,. ~ 5a n n
s, -, - ri
r. sLs ''s''a- 't AAalF'' y QUIZ
--
~AsAE slAA aenou t aaEhseir Asliia5 1p-
seg-ss 49, I'M 1900 snsr,rle- -iss !.
~
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& -. .,,1,- H flgs ~ iiN,ea. f'Sl's
- - -
s2 PASTEL PORTRAITS Sic n.se. bugt nuly
I 8ss . nNe Ely ~ y y 4taF
--------------- ---
AZ ~ As2N Alaef npsae- uae ai'enee
ass a,1e M ~. .',s ' ;r ,,i sgn4ihei s'lr
,ysa.f 4.se,tf .-..-.1F ,rs.t, Co..
c.,.t1.-t. aAe-''t
-
7s-sssss - .-,.., -.,e a,,,,',. @ z. " =,
80 -smr 4. -. yt d Il, t,.~.s. ~, ~
Evs 7rr-tf. AZ rrs,5f re-r.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

LARGE south front room. suitable -
sentlsIen or cnuIle; GOOD iabis. slr.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

vi BIZ rent ana ss.rs sarzifurs; =
ICY nn1 charge no irtercs< on ~
skfsee WIKI "a barr K-ne-. co Tss<$s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04
BoAkD AND EoO1s

TWO nicely Furnished 1rert rser.
board. AZ prirttg family. Telep5css
Travis. next 70 Brlftal hctel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

itf etyshS aHN A,ucE land foar Yzsie1 seytltt
~ lanueruu or ErHY bapou nom hg5qsrs
p'1hs ~ yer Aors 208a scrak. havlrx tkrpe
lnaeg trpntaEe On AuaEip aRvou Itleeu
1.5tss below t4pnE1ap: praoa s1s per acre.
1A enreh Ttr niles Euulh u I5uaa.rn. fsnrac
Ein c'1zs-ianrea Ieu aeras ufthHra io5s n
naf9hi'eis ah-rrau huugn. eIr C. "
EAki 2g0 aa1n strt,rf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FIFTY HEAD % tnurcugt b-es -
Durhsu bulls and heifsrs for sais 80
thsr information address Clint sttsSl
Kinney Texas s-<
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

T51zs;I 81 Ee ssrr-- 1900
W nttifs ezehat.ea NJ .xnsssa ~ -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

WANTED TO BUY-A good work ho.ssi
70 hire large mule team: biing TO ~
livery stable, Monday, =. n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

t-''.'M toHIA6E lp; gl9G % Mesc
tts uu at aua uript gzr4t ley 7t,rtue
-. Pt.nm fsittrf vith a. ista On Mcruwnr
hft1pf nrils &saA ltss Be- & EuEp 81 Iuit
'fh1iHs t'riiue uae tiUeK trurr uryf,t
hIT tR Cls1 ae0nlg W. trvt .uAlsyuDaf
'u7 asaf tcs.oeucl Vru- Hts.t vo. al e.ar-,
~ 0si iH cuat g. atc hHvs several eut-
tnnf of 'ers@aiiB tH 3es.fahls t,nupor;v
1rlr1 o. tuuI7t WIND pnaA EDepsr
etaf Effqa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

M-kNfEp-To bar furniture. Highes'
cash prtess OF i4Ser1l SarArress ~
-eAHins CITY VIII Go vel 70 corrcipA
lostk ttce Cox 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

WANTED-A lot or hslf 10; in GlG1
cemetery. Address +. 4, tbs Once p
location and price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

fSCh NICELY furnished connecting rooms
- --- - - -. Ak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FtA SALE Et5l-AP--SevFsl- rtrtgrs su1
lut llit austin street. Huussau, Tezae Ad-
oreai br "a G, Cunningham. Br1uk5hfc
= nvrN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04
WANpEE TO BUY.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for gsntIementa
ond-hand clothing. etc. Send postt,
cal. A. Zuher, as Congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

WIG hAs $500 cnsh thar WAITS y euu. n
resi estate or reed unrirr tusineysy Al
- e-sss or bplsy I6ls &outspsre-y -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

feit- salt arm u IS acres "a uieEirsg-.
at3or wood iarc wuluf f~rut. efr 49,
oieHs 8ohrsan Arcadia. TczRs a.
hNhsal q Fuerts uwaer a19e r. Ieirh1erri n
Fcreaf Omaha MAI =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

INVESTIGATE nlan II gDerulat3or IN VhIcI
YOU can mako II least Tan ro.nts pToht
nont1ly 2 @. Wall & ca. &c Exchange
Pace. New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

FOR HENT-A large. nicesy fu;rIssss :
Nth rood tabls board. Ilgs caihogn. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

ests AMgt a. YOUR uv.a lrlng7 /. nua
br sllh -rif week. %ocrcts 3seuer tnie 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AMI Eaos

-e ~ f9A SALE from tho7aasasYss ne,
more more. 2aos Capitol agsags p FsS4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

= 1l4H--he tIark o nroEpernns cciI.rr---
s s5ah CIV ea.9 cErh requ,ree uuiRaoe Iin.:
2Vl per ceut o1v 1eadg ID slght. uas6 ,,-,,,e1-
Ees' rualsss- = @. Fsrrar. 1lIs 1.ouusl s
-. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

sbailt by the Armstrong;, has been.
taken into custody at Taku by the
British and Russians
At Yum Nan Flu, where the rising
has been gathering force for several
days, $50 Christians have been attacked
at the French mission settlement.
many being put to death. The French
consul and three missionaries are still
in prison.
The dsorderly clements have secured
the upper hand in Wu-Hu and Gee
chuan. where the native Christians
have been massacred.
a thousand Boxers have gathered on
the outskirts of Tien-Tsin.
The Shanghai correspondent of the
Daily News, telegraphing yesterday,
says:
The Chinese officials here assert that
they have news from Pekin up to June
| II. The situation was then very seri-
lsous. Beyond that they claim to have
received nothing. but they deny that
| ldispatches have been withheld
"AlthoaI am not willing to adopt the
alarnlist reports. my Impression. gath.
cred from the censuls and the Chimes.
Iauthorities. is that the worst Is to b.
\ feared in Pekin.
Admiral Seymour's column is nov
lin the middle of an arid plain. with M
1 food and no good water and surround.
led by hostile forces"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
THE BOER WAR.
Hunter Occupies Krugersdorp-sic-
thuen ut IIeilbron- Kitchener na.
Narrow Escape.

thuen ut IIeilbron- Kitchener Has
Narrow Escape.
London, June 90 Ronerts this after.
noon reported that Hunter had occu-
pied krusersdorp without opposition
and that Methuen. on June 10, routed a
Boer force which was opposing his en-
Try into Hebron. in the Orange River
Colony. The Cape Town dispatchlsays
Kitchener had a narrow escape from
capture in an engagement at Leeuw
snrui, on the 14th. He was sleeping in
y repair, train when il was attacked and
many OF the engineers We're captured.
Kitchener's sleeping car was at Kopie
station. when the Beers. under Dewet,
suddenly opened 9 rifle fire at three Il.
M. Kitchener nanaged To reach his
horse and galloped to Rhenoster. twc
miles distant. THE Beers numbered
500. with three guns. They burned a
culvert which had just been rebuilt and
deraileI a train.
The Eoers alleged to be hemrned In
by Rundle began shellns Titchbnre
yesterday 1t is said they apprehend a
force $ marching from the north upor
;hem and hence they Will endeavor t.
break thru southwark.
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T.-R. SJLLETIN.
NOnGEV'|sLNENS Of TODAY
.srhe weather.
For Iowa, South Dakota and Illinois
Fair tonight and Thursday.

PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPHIC5NE NEWS:
Mckinley's Nomination Postponed.
Dolliver or Long.
Vice Presidency Stillin Doubt.
Legations Were Safe Sunday.
PAGE TWO.
IOWA NEWS:
Iowa at Convention Special Core
spondence.
British Prisoners Under Arms Again
I'.AGE THREE.
AND GENERAL:
Mason City Wants Military College
Nevada Elopers Caught.
Cedar Rapids After Convention.
PAGES Fogi AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
A Strong Political Position.
Education Only Solution.
Whatstfle Boxers Are.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
LOCAL NEWS:
NJ. & st. l.. Gets Control.
ST. Mary's Glass Graduates.
Former Member of Home Killed.
Injured in the Philippines.
Marriage Kept a Secret.
To BE Married in Manila.
PAGE EIGHT.
IONA AND GENERAL:
Wednesdays Markets by; Wire.
Making of the Platform.
Miscellaneous News.
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THE PLATFORM.
Republican Principals Clearly and
Logically Presented to the Voters.


The republicans OF the United States,
thru their chosen representatives met
in national convention. looking back
upon an unsurpassed record of achieve
.melrt and looking forward into great
field OF duty and opportunity, and APP
spealing to the judgment OF their coun-
trymen, make these declarations:
The expectations with which the
American people entrusted the
power OF government four years
ago to a republican chief magistrate
and republican congress has been met
and satisfied. When the people then
assembled at the polls. after a term Of
democratic legislation and administra-
ton, business was dead. industry para
l6zed and the national credit disas-
trously impaired. The country's capital
was hidden away and Its labor dis
tressed and unemployed. The demo-
Gratis had no other plan with which to
improve the ruinous conditions which
they had themselves produced than to
coin silver at the ratio OF sixteen to
one. The republican party denouncing
this plan as sure to produce conditions
even worse than those from which re-
lief was sought, promised to restore
prosperity by means Of two Legislative
mcasures-a protective tariff and a law
making gold the stndard of value.
The people by great majorities issued
to the republican party commission
to enact these laws. This commission
has been executed. and the republican
promise is redeemed. Prosperity. mors
general and more abundant than W.
have ever known, has followed these
lenactments There Is no longer contro-
.ers;y.;. as &c .!!:c value ce any sc.ern..en!
obligations. Every American dollar is Q
gold dollar or its assured equivalent
and American credit stands higher thar
THAT OF any nation. Capital iH fully en-
ployed and everywhere labor II profita
.bly occupied. No single fact more strik
tnEly illustrates the story Of what re
Ispublican governments meano 70 ~
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TROOPS NEAH 1.EkIS.s

Russian Relieving Force Reported
Nenr Gates of Chinese Capital.
London. June 90. Sla. m.-.'The Rus
sian relieving force arrived outside of
Pekin this morning. says the Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Express.
s.and Immediately began TO attack the
lefty on two sides. employing numerous
artillery.
The force apparently arrived in the.
nick of tine. for the Chinese assert
that the attack upon the legations shad
been successfully renewed.
son the nigh, of June Ii the Chinese
troops under Gems. Tung Fab Slang and
Tung Ching attacked the legations and
Iset on fire Ave European buildings.
..Nothing definite is known as TO the
results except that the Chinese We're
disappointed. altilo other reports. utter
ily discreGited by foreigners here, are
THAT the Chinese. infuriated by the de-
struction of Tallu. have since massa-
Tered al the foreigners in Pekin
4 A modified version of these rumors
1 received at Berlin is that the French as
we'll as the German minister has been
killed.
The English at Shanghai think that
1.-The Chinese had foreign advice in or
\ ganizing the defensss at Taku, because
I of the precision With which their at
Etack was delivered The wires con-
1 Meeting With the harbor mines We're cut
5Eby the boats Of the warships the night
.Hbefore the bombardment
i 1t is now reported at Shanghai that
#lit was on board the Russian cruiser
korietz, and not the Mandschur. tha,
4 the explosion occurred. killing ant
A wnunding more than fifty, IL is re-
4 ported that no fewer than 700 Chinese
were killed IN the forts.
i The Shanghai correspondent Of thu
Daily Express saws he is officially in.
4 formed that Japan If mobilizing 25.oo'
\ men for Immediate transport.
Rumors that Japan will as the man
datory of the powers, restore order IL
4 China. was revived in a dispatch yes
i terday from Yokohama. Berlin dis
4 patches intimate that Germany will no
4 object to- Japan sending $4,000 troops
:. while Great Britain will endorse tn
plan with avidity, tho perhaps only Sc
cretly.
In the meanwhile the British are dis
patching six native regiments. beside
artillery. from India. The revolt 4
spreading i'll western China. Of1cia
news comes that the London Mission
i ary Socety's premises at Tsao-Shih
u central China. west-northwest of Han
Row, have been destroyed by mob.
The rising seems to be spreadin
with rapidlty and shows unexpecte
organization among the anti-foreig
!, elements. The missionaries at Tsao
sh.t escaped and reached Ha,now 4
safety.
!, The British cruiser Undaunted ar
!, rived at Shanghai yesterday. cleare
!, for action and took up position com
manding the Chinese forts.
There are three Chinese cruisers 1
the harbor.
The new chlaese crulser Hai-Yanl