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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-27
Russia ReIIttles Englana.

st. Petersburg, Nov. s5.-The Novoe
Vremya beHttles Great britain. say
ing che has fallen greatly from her
former high estate as Is shown BY
CONCESSIONS % the United States
end UeFmBnyf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-27
Confessed 70 eao-ooo Rohherx.

New York, Nov. as.-The Kings
county grand jury has indicted
George Zollinhofer, the telisF OF the
Williamsburg savings bank. who oaas
seEssd that he and tslIow.employS
Fpbhsd tie iastitnt!sr Ct ssalpnp.
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Nearly q AEInIon for Inheritance Tax.

New York, Nov. 25.-The federal
government has fixed the sum of
1851, 8o3a es inheritance tax from the
heirs ct tbs late Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The heirs have already paid gssp,sss
80 state ta8,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-27
Tbe Firbtb yiot.m Dead.

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. ss.-Conduct-
or Higgins. eighth victim of the
egate re wreck near Needles. Is dead.
No mora fatalities among tbs -.
tuFsa are erpeeseas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-27
PROCLAMATION
By The
PRESIDENT
nN III
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, 1t is the duty of all Nations to
acknowledge the Providence of Almighty
God, to obey his Will, to be grateful for
his Benefits, and humbly to implore his
Protection and Favour: And whereas both
houses of Congress have, by their joint
Committee, requested me ITO recommend
TO the People of the United States a Day
OF public Thanksgiving and Prayer, to
pc observed by acknowledging with CRATE
fuI Hearts the many Signal Favours of
almighty God, especially by affording
them an opportunity peaceabIy to estab-
fish Form of Government for their Safe
ty and Happiness.
Now Therefore do recommend and as
sign Thursday. the Twenty-Sixth Day of
November next, to be devoted by the Peo-
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such as have shown kindness to us), and
to bless them with good Government,
Peace, and Concord; to promote the
knowledge and practice of true Religion
and Virtue, and the increase of Science
among them and us;-and generally to
grant unto all Mankind such Degree
of Temporal Prosperity as he alone knows
to be best.
''Given unto my Hand. at the City of
New York, the third day of October. in
the year of our Lord One Thousand, Seven
Hundred and eighty-nine.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The above is the proclamation that
gave us our first national Thanksgiv-
ing after the government was estab-
lished. The first Continental Thanks
giving had been observed IL years be-
fore, December 10, 1777, the winter
following the autumn marked by Bur-
goyne's surrender. This may be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

wharton. Texas August 2 oae of whar
toms successful rlee tarmecs, FROM near
Lane city was In town THE week AMI
stated TINT the Bay Prairie Irrigation com.
many wonld shArtiy meet about thirty
bouses f6r the accommodation Of lahorcrS.
who via he nea1ed during tbe harvesting
Of tina crop lpooo aces are now IN cut
walton Numerous other improvements arg
10 course 81 construction, Among which VII
BE- fin hotel Lame City has bow n"li
ing n0pulAtiou ~ about 4No people. nhl
Whcu the Cane Bclt hulds rs roundheis ~
ana shops the future ~ tho little rity y
assured -
4 merry crowd Of thirty two htiie folks
were charmipgy entertained last slgni ~
~. residtnceeof MIR shd Mrs. J. w, Rose
berry. the anair hciug Ia honor y TIE
eleventh birthday Of Nii.le Hoseseift
Games and music with delicious refresh
ments al a suitable hour, made the evening
. most enjoyable one.
Miss Julla Hin Of Caldwell has aerepiea
position in the posiottce az Wharton
I President A. H. Mages ~ the MatagoioA
Ria nan company. WAS In wharton yester
day on business connected with bis oil We'll
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~ ana p. limited 20 81 Tor $3.50 for the
rnuo.i t,ir 10 cuban August IS ~ aud
~ United to %, onl fare plus ~ per cent
Sos the E9upIS ml nsR tc ~ ss.io AOs"s' =
Mrs A. Scheurenbcrg aud daughter
iefi TODAY for visit 10 foakum
Mrs. Echappcli lett today for q visit 60
Sn Central win sell 10 Calvert August
~ ~ II and -. good 70 2itn Tor $50
Miss Mahel Catrlnsten rstnfheN Yesterday
~ 4 Nj. Hons OF Sah Marcos " here on
a visit. the guest OF the famill 81 Mr.. ".
u M IA Dcihusch, pr, ] ~ Meyer and
ren,irrior Mass have lust returned from a
. aiiie hicken hunt down on the Rernard
pis,ine ii Austin county aud report @s
es linn IIeher stone has returned from a
visit Ia san Antonio
Ma William Perry, superintendent 81 we
Itrcnhnm Cnmpress oil aud Manufacturing
!, n,f.any mas gone to Austin 20 consult
Mn ,6e railway commission In reference
10 Inc rate on oil
,,,sn.d frotn m EXTENDED visit To San An.
tonic Reevillc and hehnedN.
Mr Wnie Williams WAS sicked ON the
Sg hy t' a LII Is nn,pine pretty badly
Misses Edna and franke teaspe LETT To-
day 10 II visit to relatives "a nhdlnF'
ir. i, II M,Gowan has returned nom a
Ss Mr = NJ " Nifk Of Gay inn was in the
uuoa H. Goodlet leaves tomorrow Tor
Al, tn 10 10 PRESENT at me opening OF the
legislature. go ,..,..,
go ,-,ra married by Justice tnappeli M
No ,onrt house SATURDAY afternoon.
Misses Francis aud Annie race LETT 70
day for visit e oaeWeoas, IAles.lue'
( ~. n n II Hleds0c was IA the cltN 10
Z aav ana loft on thc noon santa 80 fol
4 SolnnlVrYliic. ~,
I Or n. r. Cox left Yesterday TOR Cid
/ dincs 20 90 on a hunt.
Wlss mia Eddins. Who mas been VISIT
Ing Relatives aud uicnfs ~ Lamp3sns To-
/ - past month or more, mas retNtheA home
MIS- Dr. ] Il. York lert today FOR visit
/ 10 GeorgctoMn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

pcrrne Texas. August = The Hearnc
baseball cam Is practlciug daily for the
thsee games which have been arranged for
nett week to he played here. quite a
seeat deal Of interest is manifested, ss the
tenn Is composed AZ some good players,
aud they play fast hall
caboose In tho Houston and Texas
Central Yards was turned over last night
and Conductor William Griffith had foot
uastoh and Brakemen McGoMan ana
walker were bruised. Inc accident was
donc while switching.
eloncl Daniel Fraser OF Montgomery,
Aia. arrived In the city Yesterday evening
McFaddin & Bros Cotton Agency "a
cl7sscr. 49,.
this week to attend the reunion or Joe
.-ohnsi on camp, Omitted Confederate Net
erans have returned home ana report nav
ing sneut pleasant time The attendance,
50 they say, was tile largest IN the history
ot Ntanaser +. A. FnEhugh OF the Dallas
or and Redping company Of nallas,
stopped over in Hearne for short time
yesterday while en- route 10 Austin 90 bust
hess.
Judge r. ] simmons. Of Franklin spent
yesterday here transacnng legal business.
MIR aud Mrs. John 4. Welch arrived IN
the city last night from pems2p " re
sponFe to telegram announcing INC uea
] here yesterday Of their brother James A.
Judge George n, Aldredge Of Dallas was
In tile city Yesterday Looking AFTER ms *
/ tclstve Brazos bottom interests,
,ipssrs ". G. f.ooney and brother ~
1 IlAnchvlie are erecting new store brlll'
4 ing rhe old one not being ot SNimvie ~,
/ capacltv TO accommodate their rapidly ~
4 crossing business.
| Mas Carrie iIosirasser left last night foi
] 4 ,wn n;cnths' STAY In Western Texas
hnntlzIne was held at the Brazos river
/ two Jules from Mumford, YESTERDAY. morn
4 ing 1hirty-fve converts were bapiilS5en IN, ~
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calvert CulIinos.

Ca.vert Texas August s.--A number OF
Cal ,ert citizens returned yesterday from
Pei, g,ille. several miles north Of Calvert,
where they attended big barbecue given
by Ma. or Charles Briggs, All who attend
Cd icpor: a royal time and speak In terms
Of highest commendatlon Of the hospitality
Of Mater Briggs.
Miss Josie bush returned yesterday after
n pleusapt visit OF several weeks among
relatives and friends IN Moro Ill
Mrs Harry Smith, who has been visit
ing IN calvert for several DAYS past, the
guest of the family Of Mr. J; Adouc. re-
tafr,tsd Yesterday 20 her home IN NayAsota.
acoamrapled by Mrs. Z, NJ Taylor ~
FranR,ia and Miss Nina Jennings OF Paris.
Mrs AFFORD Hicks and children az Tyler
nro the guests Of Mrs Hicks sister, Mrs
j. Is. Lewis.
Nr L. A. Stacy. car service Inspector Is
Ia the city on official business today
Miss Fares ~ Waco Is visiting the family
81 Mr. Il Morris,
Nrs Ella V Hamman. who has been
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. ~. T. Sirickner,
~ urncd 10 her home In Houston today
M-s Hamman VIII. after remaining q few
taVs In Houston, leave FOR Sewanee, Tenn,
10 ia,n her daughter Mrs. doe II, Eagle
Mo Is in Tennessee for the summer
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ian while driving around corner MET
VIII what might have been a very serious
accident. the buggy turning cnmplctels
over throwing them both Ga the ground
Neither were hurt and the buggy upin
iurel
Ans r Taylor Mrs Ada Cary and
Master Bowie Duncan returned Yesterday
from months soiourp az Hot Springs.
Arh and are now the guests ~ Mis-, W
:. Brooks
Hon Green g puneau ana son OF Egypt
passtC through Wharton Yesterday ,ehfouie
IN Marlin whore Alr. Duncan VIII remain
for i while for DE beuchi o! his henlth,
Mrs Maudr Waits has resigned her posi-
iiun as teacher In rae pubic school here
She win Ia future make her home N
Nacogdoches The patrons OF the schgol
"a Wen ~ 4 large circle Of friends regret
ser, much thai Mrs WATTS MIL no longer
reside GA Wharton There are several lp,
nlirauts for the position aud spefNl
nerting oi the board ~ trustees VIII be
called 10 elect her successor,
Jhe pasloaice VIII hr shortly moved 20
Tue SclihtE baildlHg corner OF Main street
ana Burlesou avenue. The nreded lpprqNc-
m.nts aud Sitting necessary t0 " hnilding
Are now in cpnrer Of construction.
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wharton. TEXAS. August i.Frcm Agent
saadcrs. The Poet correspondent learns
TIA, the Maesroni road will run a through
., e,treion from Houston 20 Port Layacai
also that an excursion VII be run from
Rosenberg, which VIII take IN az points
along the route passing through wharton
=, s-ot a al LEAVING fayaca a. p. m.
IN. etar attraction az the day Will be =
inateh game 81 Baseball between the Henf-
ton and Iaysca teams.
,,.ln.isa. ~ citizens who, rheerrd Dy re-
,n,r,eranre III the deughtful excursions
~ the past always welcome q dsyr enjoy
Ma. w. s brooks and Miss Alice Tale
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Of Instrumental music Elder @. W Gam
aud wife. Annie Gam, deed certain lots
Tor chuych ~ this faith and make Il a
condition Of the transfer that no ufgnD
or other musical Instrument Il over 10 he
used on the grounds either IN church
house test OF arhor II a further provided
that no church society or societies are ~
be organized on the ground, and also that
fails and festivals are forever haired frph
this conseeeated spot
Ia the event that any members OF the
Church OF Christ favor these things. they
are to have 10 control OF the propeel
whlf'h passes 10 those who steadfastly on
poee such prnctires. In the further evcpt
Tint no mclubers Of the Church ~ Christ
al Campbell are averse tp these things, taf
management of the properly passes 70
the town then 10 those ilying farther away,
Rad hnnl' TO he broad confines ~ the
tniied States II none remain "a oppo =
then tie propeftg reycrts 70 the original
rranfers or their heirs or assigns.
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raldwelli locals.


CaIduc oil TEXAS. August .. Mrs. y, IL
Rmnet, and family Of Brenhnm visited her
parcats Mr. and Mrs w II Jcukins, this
werh
Miss BERTHA Bailey Of Eagle Lake Is the
g JOS. of Miss Myrtle silimRn
REV and Mrs J. NJ Carroll Of waco
have returned after weeks visit to D. e.
Mcnhlc and family,
NJ SEES ollie Moses and Florence Dorset
Of Lime Box have returned home. accom-
pan,cd nv Mrs w II Moses and Misses
Emnia Brewer and Raymond Heslep,
ia Studemau, who has been cashier OF
the hank at this place, has returned 70
Ia Grange, ,
p,sinon with the Ledger, len for San An
ipi.o this week r,,.
'rbe stock Of groceries ~ n. II HINT
wfre shipped TO Rosebud this week wheVe
Mr.. Hunt will open up a grocery store
The broom factory steamed M today anu
ruu our few hrooms 20 try the machinery
They VIII commence active operations az
al carly date.
Tho colored summer normal, which nus
l,rru In session four weeks, VIII come 70
n close this evening. The final examination
closes there having been nttytwo appn,
carts for examination. The papers VIII
be sent 10 Austin to he finally graded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Glddlnns Nnms Noles.

Glddings Texas, August 2-s revival
meeting Is n progress az the Baptist
church. having begun last sundaS, The
services arc beirg conducted by Dr. Green.
pgsicr Of the church.
Work 10 NEW progressing very rapidly on
the acw compress Trey are raisipg Che
water ,ouer today The machinery Is near
frhe machinery at the oil mil Is 81 rubned
NJ and oYeftar.ed and IN Shape Tor inc
cotton season - ....
There are several new residences ~ eVptsf
Miss Mary Scurfy and nieccs, tne Hfte
Misses Sehfinc 81 Orange, are tee guests
ID Judge sinks family this week.
soendtng a DAY OF SO visiting Trends,
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Cameron CUTTINGS.

cameron, Texas. August 3 Prof Charles
A. shrrlitz. our blind musician, Is one Of
the lucky men having drawed leo acres
of ,hc government land, 10 the great de-
light II his innumerahle friends here.
Ms \. A. Purifoy has returned from
yi~{, To- Marlin
Miss Pattie Cofaeld who has been visit
Iaa Miss lauia May Heiey, returned 10 her
home So Hockdaie Yesterday.
Mrs j. D. Hedey entertained her young
fiiends On her residence last nlgni. Among
otboF things on the program WAS a mooh.
light l.,at ride on the large lake In the
Itrfes addition. which was enjoyable
alias Edna Ranaie has returned 20 Rock.
date after q Pheasant VISIT 70 her sister,
Mrs - s. ilftle.
The local bohemian land agents report
that ihrre T. great demand for land ny
pnhcmian and German entrants who de-
slse 10 settle 10 Milan county. great
many acres of land has changed hands dur
Ing aht past week.
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Corpus Christi Texas August 3. The cot
ION shipping season Via the water ronie
rrsIn here this morning, when the schooner
caaader Jeff for Galveston with forty bales
Of cotton. The staple was brought 70
.hls nort from tho adjoining counties and
promises Ia he "a good business ihls year.
forton viii soon e. coming 10 here from
ms Western country 80 large quantities.
cct.,n GINNING is already on IN this conn
hr schooner G NJ Weaver arrived here
,.nsterfsv from Galveston With cargo Ok
Snd i,t.rtor merchants. and wiil probably
rlfprn y Galveston IN day OF so Nlth Q
CARGO IL cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

y,rtpria. Texas. August i--onite plm-
her az sporssmen left early this mesn'uk
IL take advantage Ok the earliest pF!snegs
n shooting prsirlc chickens wh'eh ~
rsnor,ed very plentiful this Season.
About 100 eolered people took IN sns
moonlight excursion last rleat sEem az
nntnss on the New York.. IeNAe sn4 NJ IN.
tsan and Gulf western Feaas ana fepfts
ralisxav 10 Port LArHea- -. 49,.
rAiN Snenpsra. agent Of the CUT. Nest
am ,rexas aud Pacific railway AZ Nut, 2.
fesarned yesterday froN ucpthH feeS
don spent 10 the East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

iockbrri. Texas August 3 Prof ~ L.
Hurst formerly principal Of the Martin
dal, pubiic school. hut who has been Tor
.he pest two years at college az Louisville.
Ry Is at home on visit.
Prof James O'Keefe. formerly superin'
tcndcnt OF me Lockhagt public schools. now
~ Jacksonyllle. 1exas, e n the city on g
bv whom he IL kiudly remcmhcred.
NJ. W. s. Bunch. fAmili1xly kncwn ~
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ma.ahaohie chautauaua.

wayshErhie, Texas August 3 Tomorrow
Il n,e last day Of The waHahachie Chan.
tauqra. and a special program VIII be rem
sc,sl az H. no. Rev Charles 3. Wcloern
al IA arkana will preach g sermon On
..Fhe Fhrca Fundamental Facts of ker
o'ciack In the afternoon "gpod
rhrer' service VIII he conducted by the
JHnior Endeaeorers.
g n, br Rcr n \ Af0lioy " Waee The
eui.tFsst for bis sermon y ''fae Triumph
~ fhe Kingdom"
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Marvellous Elixir of Life Discovered
byFamOus Doctor.Scientist that
Cures Every Known Allment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected
That Seem Like Miracles Per.
formed The Secret of Long
Life of 0lden Times Revived.
The Remedy is Free 10 All Who Send
Name and Address.

After years Of patient study, and delsing
into the dusty record OF the past as we'll
as following moicrn experiments IN the
realms of medical science, pr James W.
Kidd, 1IoS First National hank Bldg, For'
wayne. Ind, makes che startling announce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ELEVATORS A AND r.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port rampa.-Arrved: City OF Everett,
from Galveston.
Fort Eads.-Arrlved! Blodmin. from Mar
settles; Fiordian, from Liverpool Wis st.
Thomas, Colon and Kingston; Enidmin,
from Marseilles Sailed: Politician, for
Capctown, with supplies for Lord Kltch-
ener, IA goswald, for Antwerp via Nor
fciR; Atlas. for Vera Cruz; Condor, for
pmefcids via Greytown: III Paso, for New
YORK
Fanbure.-Arrived: Polarla, from Gal
weston via Newport News
New York. Sailed; Lampasas, for Key
West snd Galveston.
Southampton.
southampton. Arrived; Grosser Kus
farst
liverpool Georgia
Hamburg Arrived. Columbia.
liverpcol- Arrived: Lucania, from New
York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
GUTTER AND EGGS,
! 40 ). -nulter FIIm. oIaam-

c,t..so August 3.-Butter Firm cream
1900. do,rx isdfs. cheese Firm;
~ =, IA Fccs-Firm; fresh iSd 90 80
NsT Work. August S..-Egss heeeip ~
Eysi packages, Mark @I nrm' c.naicd ia
80. Nrsstpru unrandled SsIii,
ivsf' ans August 3-fonluy --eteans
chickens s; springs n; TURKEYS sp, ,,,ss
~ -. dusks s: youngs 9; geese ., yns s,s
~ "a q n,,tser-S feady. creamery lcn-lrf'
S,bx iss5 isls Eggs STEADY neer9y ~ 5v.
~tyfrsas city. August S.-f,sss rlF''
frsxh Missouri and Kansas STOCK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

"t'ucIe billy" was In town Yesterday en-
iossnr MIS- eightysjNth Wrthday, captain
Dnnca T. sfoui and vigorous relic of
long pnd cyentful past
tuLenp Rugan Of LGdOnin has been visit
Inc relatives tn tho city for several days
Nir. ". 4. Linden. an attorney, formerly
Of lcckEart now ~ San Aptunln, came W
ycs trfduy 10 rrunin few DAYS.
Vhc Iockhai1 hapcbali club returning Vie
toy1oi,s from Cornus christi yesterday even
iee were received AT tho depot With q
gl5, n ovation and banqueted last night at
Tho gDeseubpck hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
EXPoRTs on GRAIN.

For the week ending today the elovatc's
have delivered for export wheat rs follows;
For Hamburg. per steamship Consols
i2S 600 bushels; Celalhia, $1,000 bushels:
POnare, 10000 bushels Peerless, 10000
bi shells; total $4,000 bushels,
2SS. 262 bushels.
For Valencia Spain, per steamship ecu.
rudon. 1896 200 bushels.
For Hayre, per steamship Alnmcre, 100.
4 grand total of $50, 4e2 bushels.
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b ,se August 3.Cattle- Receipts SlU:
lss lesl and steady; good 20 prime
NV 49,. ~sovQn'Vl poor 30 medium 5000 ),
4 4 ana feeders 2.256l42 %; COWS 2.I5
hills 2J0aI.5O; calves 3.ockI5 IS;
sIrtrs S0@4.5p, Hogs Receipts To-
IVY V choice heavy > l0d6 l9,5; rough
I SAaIo. lights 5.T5dA.Si: hulk Of
NJ S,,W9oe9, Sheep Receipts 1900,
~ gan hmes dull macy commo 4
~ hnhs being carried over; cool
Ihsi ~ staers 3.I5d4.OJ; fair chplc,
if.ss $4,000 es Western sheep S.20a3 IS
II, NJ 1tNQA25, native lambs 23oU
Western lambs 1 .256i5l5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
KANSAS CIrY.

Nasas City, August Seattle Re cclpts
4 aalyes; no Texans; beef steers ste ldy
sNierday's close; choice export and
7s.s s bee steers 5.S0G570; fair 10 good
49, 10 stockers and feeders 3.0on4.0Oi
Westerns 4,40G5.25, TexanS aud In
4 " o-eQ4.5O, Texas cows 2.T0dS. %; ma
~ cows 29ql4 %; heifers 5000 100 can
IN 4 A'9sg2,D: bulls :, 2504.5O, calves LOO
',N Hogs Receipts 400. market strong
Y higher, top 0,0Tia; heavy 6.o9id i.Oly9:
t y. packers sc, aces; lights 5.3 $3.50;
,ss,ssS.sS sheep Receipts 800; mar
4sA ssu,e and strong. lambs 4.to6p '.Ooi
~. S29tl4.ol; ewes 2.T5GtL25; Wes.-
f: ialge sheep 3.G0d3. 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
M,sio M Fairs Are Barred.

cr.envllle. Texas, August ALI the ron.
a,t,ans or 4 deed recorded 10 the county
clerks oniSe hers Yesterday are falihfnhy
observed the chnech q Christ q campoei
viii never be bothered b. the question
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

L. o. Il. mill Texas Interior points, ac'
cordlng 10 location. Ter gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose. aAag4 ~
Prime summer yellow oil. IS q %
Linters, per pound ...s.s ~ "a
Hulls, baied ,........,....t DO ~
Prime cotton seed meal. so 81 81 W
primo cotton seed cake. ~ - d2o so
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliv
erv at Galveston. ,,.,,
mime crude nominal; prime yellow seS
ass.
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NEW oRLpANs

Special TO The POst.)
N. vneans, August 3.-The NV Or
STOCK exchange reports Good
n 4, ~ Tat steers cows and he fers.
|,ar Sle calves and yearlinss in iull
|1sss yves on, only fat sele ,ticus In
L ~. Nc hogs or sheen in first hands;
~ Grades In request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

~. on.n seeret that Hunts Lightnlns
o,f eures every thing except broken hestss
snd scftenins 81 the brain. % ana "
centa.
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GALVESTON STOCK.


The Norwegian steamship Gyiler has
been taken to the marine wavs. where her
bottom Is undergoing repairs. Whom these
India trade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
HIDES AND WOOL.

New York August y biases,.s, -, eau - .i,sSr-
,.s,nn * ~ - pounds lssll2ig. Caiiiei.
MIA q 70 p pa az fffeat6ier steady hem
- sV oie Ruenos Ayres, silghf 70 heavy
weights and acid. 24@So
n louis. Angus s-wosl, Firm ana mn u
demand: medium grades uglt y s1 "a 4
1iGsii. heavy me ga ~ ~"
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Ao-rt. NE Aonston past by the A.
n Qpe,.tile stock company 81 calves
|tsne are Tor yesterday.
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I-EN np ~ ~ "a
q ~ hogs 4nu 'eesh ~ gss so
~ r' sii''eea for choice cattle: early ar
r vse, poa rrady sale. Ton cornted
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sr lnrIs

ISL Ieuls. August z. -Cnttlc- Receipts
EA irclndnc 200 Texans; market steady;
..iife shipping and export steers 1.3Jd
Nv dressed beef and butchers steers
sahN, steers under 1900 pounds 2.S9H
~ siocEers and feeders 2,OpGI 10: cows
|as hdterS 20O6510: Gamers i,OOd2,50i
|sk 26ld300 Texas and indian 3.l3d
VI CONS and heifers 2.00d3.80. Hogs
'gais 570d5.S0; packers 5,I0d5aO: butch
d ei%T6l5. sheep Receipts 100; mar
sieadyi native muttons S,OOd3.ia
4 rs 100000; culls and bucks 1.T5d3.J0i
INkers i50d2 10.
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grand ON % ss3, 4e2 hushels.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT

Receipts OF wheat today; Cars. !
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe..,..... 157 !
Missouri Kansas and Texas. ...... 20 4
international aud Great Northern. /
Galveston, Houston and Northern. 20
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:, eet sf'de Tor the early part Of the coming
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or GALvrsroN A,.,,.. .

FORT OF GALVESTON. August q
IS Glantlvy tBr9, from Charleston.
Cleared
S. Alamo CAm.l for New York.
Sailed.
IS Alamo (Am), for New York.