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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

CHICAGO. August 10. Butter-Firm; cream
elN 10000 dairy lidiS. Cheese Firm 100
lie Egcs-Firm fresh 1Sc
New York, August l5,- EgEs-Receipts 1894
packages. steady; Western ut mark ll6l9Ia;
regular Western loss off l5lac
Kansas city August l5,-Eggs- Firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock l2c mr. dozen.
cases returned
st, Louis. August Enthusiastically, Nae.
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INTHE COT TON MARKETS
liverpool Spots and Futures Weak on the
NeiI Circular.
FUTURES ON THIS SIDE CLOSED HIGHER
weather Conditions Not us Favorn-
bic ns some Reports state-rhc
August Movement Light.

Cotton took a sufficiently wide range yes
lerday 10 admit of good profits to the scalp
ers who seem to be doing the most OF the
trading at present
Liverpool started out poorly and naturally
the American markets felt the influence OF
the decline across the water. spots there
were down 5-32d, an unusual slump, and the
future list also declined some 5-6id.
1t was reported that Nell was out with
very bearish circular and the English spin
ners got droopy. They still pin their faith
10 Ncill, and 80 mote it be. If Mr. Neill or
his agents will so through the great cotton
growing belt OF Texas and then report it
might be different
The Post reporter has asked planters. ira
yelling representatives OF railroads, merchants
and bankers as to their information concern
tng the Texas cotton crop and it Is at yarl-
ance with Mr.. Neill's report IL Will be some
little time yet before anything dehnite eau
DO learned. but with the information at hand
Mi. Neill must have the power to command
cotton to grow in the abandoned fields II ne
Gun expect 10 offset the reports OF pcopie
VINO are growing the cotton OF advancing
money on the crop.
during the past two seasons the Neul
estimate has been the farthesL out OF line
Of ali estimates. Il has beuu revised MONTH
~ on tho basis OF statistical information and
he's then been radically wrong.
In short, Mr.. Neill IS a persistent probes
sion2l bear. whose sole interest lies in do
pressing the price OF cotton. Statistics aud
facts cut no figure In his estimates. Tins
Is borne out by the circulars of Nciil Bros.
and the figures printed by the government
and Mr. Hester secretary OF the New D,-
teams cotton exchange. 1t is apparent tnut
the Neilla have started out to bear enc
coming crop, They may for timc succeed
in doing SO, but as the new season progresses.
unless the weather conditions change. Mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16

KEGS $500: A-bbis $500, pints American
styie, S5n9oej quarts. American style. Sl.35,
Y SALON s2ocn2. 25 i-salion American style.
S.1gM3.25 lgallon. hoxagpu &75.
RICl.--hXtra fancy head dsGShci choice Jp
abr lair 44HJc; farey Imported 6taIiAc
ROPES sail basis TIC Slec Manila. 1866
cotton rope itc
,stLT-Lvetpcol coarse so9eoc me s5c@
81 o.: Louisiana. coarse S5c. hap e0c; bbls,
2s-ios, $3.50; 6o-5s &,7O, ioO-3s, $3.50 7o-is,
$2.S5
SALT FIsH-Alacksrcl. No. in lQ-ib Kits
95e4Si 90. half bbls. 7o-lb.. No $3.50; tubs
5.00Gf5 80.
sALNoN-Fancv Pillar Rock columbs
River 81 rs; Cable Columbia River $40 Web
Foot Columbia River 81. g5dl 30, Helmet
Alaska 81 COAST 10.
SARDtNtS American uuarterp 81. 2Ofc4 81
mustard AG00425 imported Gillette Grade
quarters sll.50 fancy sprats quarters $50
Notwithstanding goois: Pearl m iQ-lD
boxes. 4itG4he; Royal Gloss, bulk ilsG4he;
Nickel 100 packages per 5cx; $40; corn
starch 5lSc per H. % and i0-b boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots spa
rial pricCs are ven on carload orders
Standard granulatcd 6Mc CUBES ana pow
deied G24c Louisiana yellow clarified fancy
ei&e; choice SIC. Arbuakos g-lb and o-lc
puc kagcs Sic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES WADE ny TEXANS Al
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Were I5On-Best on Sale, Three
Carloads at 81 10.

tspeclal 70 The Post. Reported by the Evans
snyder-Erel Commission Companyl
National Stock Yards III, August l6.-Fol-
lowing salos were made today by Texas and
Indian Territory men;
), II. Gililand, Davidson. kan, 1924 pound
lnd'an steers. 4.25 L. L. Russell, Elgin.
Kan, 1910 pound steers, 40: f. j. Carver.
sMeoi N@ter' Texas 1893 pound cows. 2S0 79a
round cows and heifcrs, 325. IA. b Shepard,
hed Fork, l. r. 900 pound steers. $40; i. 7.
u lds, Checotah, l. r.. 90i pound steers,
soo SS6 and ei6 pound steers. ass; 1861 pound
steers $50; 1. J. Cook, Henrietta, Texas. III
n0und cows 27O: Lee Snider, Baird Texas,
~ pound cows, 2G0; n Wydham. Baird,
TeNas' calves, 80 each. $40 pound cows, 30:
- Mcdonald Baird Texas, calves. 9e5 each !,
80 round Cows, 2,9a; ZAP Mound steers, 800
u logan Mercantile Company. Pryor Creek l.
3es pound steers. $50, zoe pound steers
~ sat pound steers. SEQ; 1850 pound steers,
~ Tflriy-four hundred Texans best about
steaoy. others 10 cents lower.
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Dlhereneo see. 1919 9037 79618l
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Iots
OF Stnplc Commnditir.

eol'ecthess can be relied upon The nriecs
are those ruling IN Houston wholesale mar,
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Chicago. A, gust 3D. Cattle Receipts bs1
incluoiug 1000 Westerns and 1870 Tend
choice steers steady others slow to Is sd
DOVER, Texans about steady to 70 I'D
lower butcher stock ; 10 10 cents love-; III
tiSes. hest on sale today, one carload At III
good TO prime steers 5.30d5.95; poor to nj
dunn 4 501t1.2j, selected feeders, choice stsFl
ana others slow i00d4 Is; mixed sivisS
weak 3 0OaS S.. COWS 2Sjq435: heiien lse|
$50. canpcrs 2NO0g1O. bulls 2,7OGii0, ilas|
4 acG6.I5 Texans. Receipts 1879, hest o. ~
today. three carloads at i.i0; Texas led sssl
( .25n5.oO, Texas grass steers .i0d4si itAl
bulls 2.50dS35. iIogs--Reccipts 500, nj
light firm; neavy packing weak; top sFsl
mixed and butchers i,95a53O, good 70 tA9t
heavy 00d5.27ia; rough heavy il5a4l
lights E.05G5 37ia bulk Of sales 55Sh1l
Sheep Receipts 1900 sheep steady to sA's
lambs 10 Il cents higher, good to casla
wethers 25d4 an; fair to choice mixed ~
APO: Western sheen i0OdiiO Texas 'is'
3 00d a. 90; native hmbs L2516oO, Ws'ar
lambs 475d5,90.
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nnrrn rRr1rs ANn nuns.

APPLES Fancy evaDorated. 5O-lD boxes,
712c; Lib eartons. SCI Cndioo eyaporated, &c.
APllCOTS Fer ID loose l2Ac.
CiTRON--ln iO-lb boxes. i3c.
CURRANT5 In bbls, d.; 25-lh boxes, clean.
ga, bulk lac; lib cartons S4SHc.
DATES-l-lb packages noe d0- ID boxes &c
Figs California l22c; imported l5GlSc.
PEACHES Choice new stock DC.
kAlSlNS-Cellforna 3-oroNn. y. L. boxes
%, u box l.. h. rasins soc -; 2-crown
L. NJ. raisirs. JO-lb boxes. nc; 3-crown
J. " ralsus. SOL III boxes. Sc
pHUNES California 30 COS 1l5c 60-70s &c
10 SOS Sc S0-90s size 90-l01s sc
NuTE Brazil ,oc per 10, llbcr's, Sicily l2c;
Naples ls1e waluuts liGl5c peanuts fancy
hand pic ed 5Hn5lac; No, ? i$tc. Almonds
Taragona Ice III IN sacks; Italian chestuuts
lOc, pccens selected l0c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
SUGAR

New York, August l5,-susar-Raw firm;
refined firm
New Orleans August i5.Susar quio onon
kettle 90 centrifugal vnllows 5Q59s seconds
sal sic Molasses nominal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16

RONcE,AHAwsENl Georgetown. Tex
as August 1s.-Roy. Roach Of sru An
cello, Texas. and Miss Fannie Hawsen or
this placa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
METALS.

Now York, August Is Tin firm a, s5t $50
$40 Conner uncha- god. Lead dull 81 %.
spelter easy siiTRG4, 2sh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
WIRE AND NAILS
iRE-Galyanized GIuden $50. waukc-

Nll'E -HaINhhl3eo Glluden S'W, Waukc-
gan $o.S5
NNlLs-2S5 base Advances for com
mon oyee base ID, zoo Sd i5c, I'd and I'd zoe
50 zoe. sd l0c i9d and I'D &c. Quotations.
are !or less than car lots,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
IN THE STOCK MARKET.
There Was More Uniformity in the Ad-
yancine Tendency.
DISTINCTIVE BROAD. MIG OF DEALINGS
Bcnrs Dwelt on Depletion of the
New York city Bank Reserves
Consequent on Gold Exports.
Especial 10 rho post.J

Especial to Tho Post)
New York. August lbs Mum. Son & Co.
lsay
Stocks were strong, sales SS9. 762 shares.
Bonds firm with Atchison adjustment Is,
| Rcadme As, st, Louis Southwestern incomes
lana Wabash b debeuture sdles $685., 500 The
Ieoalcrs were strong features on better trade
reports ana rumors of consolidation Reading
/ hrsts ana Jersey Central were bought h.
| New YORK Central interests, said TO be fol
control. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was strong
lon expectations of Il favorable statement
! London sold Baltimore and OHIO but bought
/ the general list to the extent of 1900 shares.
boston ana Chicago bought the grangors,
/ especially st. Paul. Anaconda was strun
| on reports that the foreign short interest
was cornered. Consolidated Gas advanced
| on rumors of an increase in the dividend
land covering by the short interest created
! by sales against rights on the new stock,
! Manhaiian advanced on talk OF Metropolitan
SECURING control Tin plate is said to be
earning 10 per cent on the common. Pacific
Mail and southern Pacific showed noteworthy
strength Burlington declared the regular
lquurterly dividend Of " per cent. 1t is said
that Norfolk and Western will show per
cent earned on the common Sixty DAYS
sterling u per cent higher Money IA az per
cent, closing ~ per cent. Buy good railroad
stocks on reactions
Now York, August l5 To-day s stock mar
ket was in many respects counterpart of
the carly trading of the week There was
however more uniformity to the advancing
tendency, exceptions being limited to only
few stocks. a distinctive broadening to the
dealings aroused optimism is some quarters
"s to possible carly participation in the
market by the public, some Of the commits
SION houses reported increased orders and
stress was laid upon the prominence OF the
ulFdend paying- railroads in the rise As an
onset the bears dwct on the depletion of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
Mouston Daily statement.


Tho following are the receipts OF cotton by
the yarous railroads entering the city:
Bales.
International and great Northern ...,, So
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
san Antonio and Aransas Pass ..,....., "a
----
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16

Now FORK August 1.-THE course OF the
market for cotton goods today has been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
KANSAS CITY.

SOCK iares, Kansas City. Mo. August IT,
Inc relieving sales Of Texas aud Indian Ter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-16
Rains Needed in soutbern uc,,

New York August 15.--The market for co,.
ton futures opened barely steady. with nrlce,
TO points lower and ruled generallv wal
during the forenoon. owing to bear asrresN
sion and an absence OF anything ike mn,
oeiense. The leading sellers of ypstersa,
started In on the call to depregs nriees eli,
iur,ner and to dislodge weak long stun Tha
capies were sized un ms OF bearish average
me croD Intelligence was encouraging as
whoie, while the weather reparts toIS 90
geecea rains IN fhc Eastern bell and folers
ply clear conditions west Of the Misslgsisn,
valley. At the loyest point OF the forsnbon
prices were Sos points under the clos.ne ~
laht night, making the net loss since Monaac
niRnt ~ 10 2s points, At noon shorts bea.,n
10 manifest uneasiness owing 10 the anna
rent oyersclt condition OF the market snd
celef that thv long interest had been nrettv
wen eliminated From feeling Of nerxn,,S'
ness shorts subsequently became positivSiv
frightened and were soon IA tul rout 4 Gov,
weather over the entire belt tonIeb,
and tomorrow and predictions for continued
iiSnt receipts On the npturn the forenoon
loss was not only recovered, but copsldora-
pie portion OF Yesterdays decline was winod
out. During the balance Of the session he
market was extremely feverlsh. with toll
erabiy hrm undertone The close was STEADY
points higher W.
The colored American., 1900-01-27

notably The Colored American and New
York Age, have come to us in new at.
tire. Then improvement is at once
pleasing and propitious aud commands
the praise Of the ten millions OF psople
whose interests Editors Cooper and
Fortune are sacredly guarding.-Re'
publican Leader, Atlanta, Ga.
The Colored American has reduced
the size of it's pages and has multiplied
the number by two. AS a sixteen page
paper 1t is in the march Of progress The
Independent, The Southern Work
man and other notable journals have
d the way. The American knows
ood thing when il sees II, and does not
'tate to enter The front rank and put
its in form for future preservation.-
The Charleston Enquirer.
The Co!oTed American Of Washing
ton, d. G., comes to US now in sixteen
page form, the pages being reduced to
four columns While the paper ap.
pears smaller, we believe it contains
more reading matter than formerly,
and is handler to read than when the
pages were larger. The American ia
among the bright and up'tO.date race
newspapers Of this country whose
weekly visits we highly appreciate.
Editor Cooper is progressive, and we
wish him continued success.-The Re.
publican Courier.
E Asst AND WEST MARCHING IN STEP,
The Colored American and Chicago
Conssrvator have broken away from the
Old style OF six column folio sheets,
Their new form of four column. sixteen
pages, shows that our esteemed iour,
nalists Edward E. Cooper of The Ameri
can and Messrs. DeClelIand and Ram
sey, publishers or The Conserva or. are
progressive ne wspaper men. The two
papers are net only representative In
form, neasness and typographical ap
pearance, but their news departments,
pointed and interes ting editorials on
questions ofnational and local character
make these journals clean cut publ
cations Of which Negroes in all sections
OF the country should feel a degree ot
pride commensurate with the Jour
nalis'ic ability of these editors,-Chi
cAgo Conservator
The colored American., 1900-01-27
STILL SOUNDING PRAISES.
The "Onllest" and Greatest
Race Newspaper,
The

The Colored American, one of the
leading race journals Of the country.
II not In fact lhe leading one, has re-
centiyidonned new dress and is more
readable than ever. The edit orial an
nouncement, in part, is as follows;
"WIthOut parade, brass bands, blowing
:rumpets, or 'fuss and feathers The
Colored American today makes its bow
to its 100, 900 readers in a new dress
Always alive to modern ideas in make
up, and alert 70 adopt that which is
beat and convenient in literary quality
aud form, We have changed, as many
of the metropolitan journals have done,
tt style that Is at once compact and
artistic. The day Of the blanket sheet
newspaper is past, and this handsome
Is page system is our response to the
earnest demand of the public that its
mental food be served after the mcst
readable and pleasing design. We think
you will like the Oh Snge.-The Louisi'
ana Baptist.
The Oolored Am ericsn, is the leading
cOlored paper in America-The Journal
Huntsville, Ala.
ABREAST WITH MODERN IDEAS
The Colo, ed American reached our
office Isst week in the lstest modern
style 1t is one of the best journals iu
she erace.-Southern Christian Recorder.
The COlored American, OF Washing
ton, D. c., Is now being published in
magazine form, with Is pages of whole
some reading matter. This journal i.
res arded as one Of the ablest publicA
tions In America. -Tce Rising Sun
(Ksnsas
The Colored American, already one
Of our ablest and best looking K
changes, has taken q further step which
gives evidence of its enterprise and in
creasing popuIarity-it Ia now a sixteen
page paper. The Southwestern extend;
most hearty congratulations. The
Southwestern Christian Advocate.
UP'ToDATE'J-URNALIsM,
Several of the colored journals
The colored American., 1900-01-27


b. REAL U. O.. T
z. THE REFoRMER the Organ of the Order
Send for sample copies It published weekly
The colored American., 1900-01-27
CLASS E TABLE,
Ages.

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The colored American., 1900-01-27

The Savings Eank of the G. r. q. o.
1883. Its capital stock is 100000. 1t c
1889: The amount OF business to March
buds, B and e classes, and pays a divide
lar. Persons can deposit their moneys on
pays per cent interest on all time demo
held subject to the orders of tha dnnnr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-10-26

mil Eich was born in Detroit Michigan Aprs7th 1867 is of
German entag He received his education the graded schools
that city also taking two the St Johns German
after which he accepted position bookkeepe with
the George Sexauer hardware leaving there
town ship Ramsey county, where he continued his residence
until 1890 empton and homestead Meanwhile he
appoint ed deputy auditor and filled that position
satisfactory In 1895 he resigned and for about
nominated county auditor the Republican ticket and elected
majority of 254 the largest majores the ticket
During this his first term he has given satisfaction He
first class accountant and work being
model of aness and accuracy At the Republican convention Oct
10TH 1900 he enominaed to the Office by acamaon
Mr. Ech good competent official and the will make
take in ele citing him at the election.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-10-26

Judge D. g. Due born New York but early to IL
nos At the breaking Of the rebellion he Of the first
to the front his countrys ca Ening private in the
2nd Illinois volunteers he remained throughout the and f.
nay mustered in 1866 first lieutenant Mr. Due came from
Vden Ill., 1884 and located homestead Devils Lake In
elected county judge and has served the county sat
isfactorily that he has been repeatedly reelected.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-10-26

The Republican nominee state senator enlisted in
musician at the Il years. and the for fifteen
He promoted all the grades that enlisted
hold and in 1878 located at Fort Ten
years 1882 discharged his request and
homestead in Grand Harbor township and armed until
1888 when he elected county auditor which place he served
elected member Of the
senaes His county auditor and his knowledge the
the enabled him to be of the
Although his first term he placed the judiciary and
other committees number introduced him became
kind enough place him leaders Of the
previous experience ability be Of to the people
this county and you will find him the watching the
the people His education principally learned
of experience his labor and expense has
fcen auditor and Representative and fully sufficient for
He always been Republican and upon
publican PLATFORM both state and national.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-10-26

John F. Cowan attorney general of North Dakota born Moi
fat Dnehire Scotland December 29h 1855 and emigaed
1862 with his parents who first located in Ontario Canada
During his boyhood Mr. Cowan attended the schools Of Can
school to the United States in $780, and located
Port Hudson Michigan where he for employed by the
Chicago Grand Trunk Railway At the end Of that time he
to North and settled Stump Lake in Nelson county
He began reading law and later entered the office of John
was then member the firm Of McGee Morgan Mr. Cowan
admitted practice in 1885, before the territorial district court and
the same year opened office in this city, and member
the firm Of McCory In 1884 he elected justice
the peace Devils Lake, later he elected county
elected in 1885, In 1890 he elected
attorney Of Ramsey county and reelected in 1894 1t
that first elected attorney and has
held that reelected twice He always support
the Republican party and has been member of the and
state central committees He took active and prominent
organization Of the state and emnent public spirited
He has met with excellent in life and today
stands at the head of his profession in the northwest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-05-10

Webster Davis, ex-Assistant Secre
tary of the Interior, Who recen ly re-
turned from a visit to South Africa,
does not mince words in his condemn
alton of the British war upon the
Beers. In his lecture before a New
York audience last night he said:
There is not a grader man living
today than Paul kruger, and Cecil
Rhodes is the damndest scoundrel uu-
hung
That is strong language, but not
too strong to characterize Rhodes aud
do justice to Kruger.
Davis denounces the British con-
duct Of the war as cruel and cowardly
especially with relation to the use Ct
dum-dum bullets and abuse of the
white flag. He is credible eye wit
ness, and the people believe him. His
testimony is all the more convincing
for the reason that he defends Nc.
Kinley, and is not seeking to make
political capital against the Admins.
tration at Washington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-05-10

American actresses have new way
new Of advertising themselves in
London.
1t is like this. They telephone for
an interviewee and unload the fol-
lowing:
please state in your columns that
the report Of my engagement to Lord
Flapdoodle is absolutely false. OF
course he is a warm friend Of mine,
that's all. and marriage was never
talked of between US cant mag
inc how such an absurd story got
started. The story about the Prince
of Wales sending me diamond brace
let is on level with the other rumor
There is absolutely no truth in il
He has called on me occasionally tc
pay his respects, that is all! l am ar
American girl and could not possibly
accept gifts frem royalty"
The reporter then turns in the irte,
view and the business manager of thu
paper sends in his bill and the money
fer the denial of the absurd rumo,s S
is in the till before the article gets il
type.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-05-10
Assessment Notice
Secretary.

The Ideal Stamp Mill Company, loca-
ton Of principal place of business Carson
City. Ormsby County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the Board of Trustees held on the
Goth day of March, 1900, an assessment
(No. u of five cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable immediately to the Secretary OF
said company-otiice next to the Bullion
4 Exchange Bank-Carson City, Nevada,
in lawful money of the United States.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of
April, 1900, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public AUCTION; and I'M
less payment be made before, will he sold
on the Goth day of May, 1900, at the hour
| of y m. to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with the cost of advertis.
ing and expenses of sale. By order OF
the Board of Trustees.
c. II. Peters,
Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-05-10
SIZED 1T UP RIGHT

The Reno Journal can see no reason
IeE the terrible scare in Reno over the
Won Schmitt proposition to take
Tahoe water for drinking purposes in
San Francisco. The Journal under
stands the situation perfectly we'll,
that no vested rights can be interfered
with.
The Gazette and Senator Flanagan
have for some time been engaged in
the manufacture of water scare in
order that they may induce the people
Of Reno to think that they have saved
them from an awful calamity.
The people Of Reno seem, most O
them, to be getting dead on"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-05-10
The War in South Africa

With Briton and Boer, mid shot and
shot and shell, illustrated with magnifi-
Photographic views. The pictures, when
thrown upon tho canvas, will each cover
200 square feet Of surface, SO that the
actors in the great drama of war are
nearly life size. A grand lecture enter
tainment, giving faithful and interest
ing description Of those scenes now TAX
ing place in tho Transvaal, at tho NJ. E.
Church, Friday evening, May 18th. En-
tertainment at o'clock. General ad-
mission Is cents; children Is cents.