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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-03

New York, August Money on call
steady 2@2& per cent; last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4i46I5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual husi-
ness In bankers bills at 4 SIS. for demand
and al 4. s1ls6lt ssh for sixty DAYS; posted
rates I S6Mt SSts; commercial hills 4 .S4A
eti SAN. BAR silver 6SA, Mexican dollars
At government bonds steady; State bonds
Irregular; railroad bonds Irregular.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas City, August e,Wheat Septem
her GtNW64i9; nrecmhcr NTlS6lSyt,. cash
No, 9 hard 04,sslA No, rcd tciaUO0lo
Corn September aS9s, peeemhey Sfa.dgATi 4;
M white a. cats Ne. white 41is
Receipts Wheat 22a iO0 corn AI,SOl ogiS
s2.tssI Shipments Wheat ii2ONO. corn
U,tQN oats 2S,O<N
New NrlcanS. August 2-QtcR prodncis
Stt'ady lN0rk standard mess ih,N iArl
,--Hedned terce 6is; pure lard SySVS RoxcJ
meats DRY salt shoulders TlSStIA sides
50 RacOp Clear rib sides ais Hams
ChOlc, sugar cured iOieNli2H Coffee,- Rio
ordinary 20 fair, 6t,0A Rict>~O Ordinary ~
gecd Set4A. Flour Eytra fancy 3 aSf,S so.
IS. Hay Irime "A OOwltSOO, choice iaao
CIV 90. Cosn- Quiet; No 9 sacked white
eI, yellow 80 oats No 2 sacked a.
New York, August .. Wheat Reeelnts
2t9,aoO SPOT easy No, red I'd I q h'
anoAt aud "a elevator; No. I Northern l09,
T. o, h ahoat; Ne, ! hard ~ {. q B. anoaf
Opti0ns dull
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A BREAK ON LIQUIDATION.
Corn Market Opened BuIllsh, but
Weakened on Heavy Selling.
HAD INFLUENCE ON OTHER CEREALS.
More Cheerful Crop Reports Also Esertcd
an Influence In tho Changes OF
the Opening Sentiment.

Chicago August 2.--Iiuuldation Of corn
caused sharp break In that cereal today,
September closing y lower and was In.
tuential In the other markets. September
wheat closed Metis lower and September y
down. Provisions closed unchanged to
t2ho depressed.
Al the opening OF the corn market the
news was bullsh from new source the
Northwest where Il was said the area OF
heat and drouth had extended itself TO the
dctrlment OF the plant. Nebraska drouth
news added TO the buliisnpcss. Septcm.
Der opened with sales from 0S to 50c, the
latter figure being l cent over yesterdays
close. Crop reports from iowa and Ger.
tain other portions OF the crop belt were
more cheerful, so that the bulls did not
have everything their own way. The longs
who had prohts In sight proved 70 be the
factor, however destined TO shape the
COZ rse of prices. Selling for the local ac-
count brought ont stop.loss orders aud Sep
tcmber tumhled from It's pinnacle 10 oiM
before the bull party asserted itself aud
forced the price up TO .2s9s; Here this sup.
port weakened aud the liquidation broke
Qua affesh With the result that september
declined 10 81 aud closed weak n under
yesterday, at oI5s Receipts l65 cars.
An advance at Liverpool and sympathy
with corn, together with light Argentne
shipments, Influenced wheat ut the open-
ing, witch was N 70 y higher for y
tcmbor at 6NN TO 6aM, Trade for a Few.
moments only was OF Il general character,
thereafter the trade was ot a scalplnlg or
der, In which the influence OF corn was
plainly seen Excellent prospects for the
Ing wheat crop were further Influences
which worked against the price during the
rem alnder OF the session. The market
yielded slowly, but surely, aud during the
afternoon September touched 6Sh The
close was easy, sMn lower at q, ssGl6. ~
Argentine shipments last week were 121.NO
bushels, compared with l.700OOO bushels
the corresponding week Of 1900. .Scaboard
clearances We're 0a4,OOO, while primary re-.
celpts aggregated N1,OOu bushels. Mime.
Npolis and Duluth reported 1a2 cars and
local receipts were 2Sl cars.
The oats market generally was Inactive.
Feeling wNs nervous and trades We're gov .
erned chiefly by the corn situation The
market averaged stcndler than corn how
ever principally because there was less
pressure ngainst the price Receipts were
2nl ears
Provisions dull but steady early Ia sym.
pRthy with an advance at the Yards and on
u slightly improved outside demand Later.
feeling was caster with corn. Pork closed
l2& lower, lard unchanged aud ribs 2isc
| Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat no
ears; corn ii5 cars. oats 255 cars; hogs
1S,OVN head.
| sIhp i-adinw f,,t,,raa ,,n4s, no e,tts,,..,
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Chronicles Weather Reports.

IVVVcIHI 70 Tht FUNt.1
New York, August 2.-Adtices to us this
evening by telegraph from the South nre
Of somewhat more satisfactory tenor.
Rain has fallen In many localities and our
reports denote that on the whole that II
has been beneficial over large pare OF
Texas However, the weather has CON
tuned dry as q rule and our Helenn CORE
sic rdcnt states that some sectionH OF
Arkansas have had no rain since May. Gen,
efa rains are said TO be needed In Ten.
MESSAGE.
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Noyn Yolk nrv nnnda.

New York. August 2 staple ccttons In
brown, bleachcd and coarse coicred goods
continue duh at previous prices Prints
have been In better request than Of iatc
and glnghams are quiet but frm. Print
cloths are dull aud unchanged. Linens arc
scarce and Arm IN price, but the demand ~
81 buyers.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
RANK CLEARINGS,
Bank Clearinos.

New York, August 2-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clcarings at the principal cities for
the week ending Friday, August .. with the
percentage Of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
tsNr ,enf
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Tendon. August 2.--Copsols for money
81 3 III; account ne 5.16. Money 1G2 per
cent, short hills ~ per cent; thgee months
hills 2ls&l2 9-I6 per cent. Bar silver
~ l0.l6d per ounce
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New Iork, August 2.--Ihc Commercial
Advertisers London hnRucial eablegram
SAYS; Today was holiday making mar
ket here, Americans were dull on thc news,
about the steel strike. but such move.
iGVnts as there were had no Significance.
The market repaid further large loans due
to-day.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, August 2.-Three per cent rentes
loif Se&c for the account Exchange on
Lcndon 25f iaisc for checks
New York. August 2.--Clearlngs $3.50 1888
a9A. balances SIS 7OA, no
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81. Louis Grain and Provisions.

sc. Louis August ., wheae-NO, > red
cash vu, September G69S Dceeuiber 69e.
Nv. . hard UIN0iOS Corn--NO. . cash aSts:
cats No, y cash IS, September S6 May
~, No > white aN0fSASg. Pork Steady,
tobhlns 1918, Lara-Quiet 500. Flour.
nga, s new red wia inter patssatS, S,,aeetS 90;
= t2M. 80, Timothy seed -priine new,
sc0rcc aud arm; would command .. 90 hOre
CNrnmeal higher. 49,, Rran stroug; sacked
prairie nrm TACO to lACo, Mhiskey,-
Steady, 70 lrNa cotton ties t,l5 Rag,
ging 6kUTA Hemp twine ., Dry salt
\ i2A2; clear ribs SSl's; clear Sides Ste'a
Bacon Boxed, STEADY, shorts zoo clear
ribs N,Sfiss clear sides a.hN keccipts
Flour tNOO. wheat 2u2,ONN corn $1,000 oats
S4.tsN shipments Flour $4,000 wheat Su,
GU, corn tSONO. oats Sa,ONp
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EsTABLIsHED is7a
THE ATLANTIC rice Mlls co.,.'s

IL X
New York City aud Beaumont NM NM.
orer best Inducements for .ron v,s...
and marketing of milled product 4 1H' IsslsT
prices. f1s' &sA.<
- beral advances arranged for "A ~.
hce stored within Its capacIoas n M n.
pnMps Mways carry 3 good supph 4 IL
and JAPAN SEED RiCEg. 81 hs sst as,,s'
auring planting season; also Of ertr. s w.
ROUGH RICE SACKS. and STtsnsists4s,
BINDERS TWlNE In time tor hs ,,,ss1s
rice. ass II,
TEXAS GRoCERs AVN ,oss,,.
should confine their dealings n ysl ~
grown rice, Il being the rest VIZ i,e ss
In any country. the world over ~ NJ, =.
ceptihle OF the finest results nom aIt.'
as the past seasons experience hss sb,sf
antly demonstrated. '1'''
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MOVEMENT oF ootAN

especial 70 me ~ ~ ess
Newport News, Va .sslItl z. K
(Rr.), from Galveston SnN "a
terdam. ,..,. xi N}r,1 t1|
e,,,,s Nav York SAILED: ~ y
~ sseT = , Sw Amhote lSpsaf 'sss.,
Va NcrfolS: 6oitftied sssr,sss '.
for venice and Trieste. w ~ >,ft N
rsk fRr.l. fer celha srssl r.
Preste cortcs; Hlspan's W.
Ltmon, Olympia ehs.is 1~sa,4 .>z<>
New roFk.-Arriyesi
calrssEoa.
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DRUGS AND CnEMICALS.

Qulnine, 45SlfTe per ounce bottle, NOR
phinc S2,toW2Oo per ounce, cocaine, Sc Is
per ounce; borax, sue per pound Ia 100
castor oil, Si.2N Ger gallon Ia S-gallen
packages; EPSON salts. 81 20 per hundred
IN barrels alcohol, 50 TO0S,OO per gailon;
sulphur Sa,Vo per ho Ia barrels alum
2hse per pound In barrels, sAltpeter Te per
pound IN barrels; tNmphor, zoe, wood alec
hol Aooi gum opium, SSSai powdered
opium, NSS, earbolc acts, tOsfss, per
pound Ia nottless calcium cashlae $50
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail-,
way points
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GRAIN AND nay.

Carload lots z .. b. ears from llera.
dealers ehaege from store a0lOc more per
ivp us On bran sM sc per husAel on eats
Snd corn, and l0SliAc per leo lbs ON hay.
BRAN Ter loo lbs. 81 l291l Is
WHEAT slioRrS~ler 100 los, Sli60
CORN Ne. . sacked. Teams
tpliN CHofS-- Mixed aud pure. 81. SaSs
OATS Per hNShel 6le554c.
cthy, Sae.Wpi2tOo; south Texas prairie
haN, S6Usa0uo, North Texas ana 'rerrl.
tory hay. SitS0QtiSo0
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Receipts Of wheat 'cis, -
Culf Colorado and SSnts - III.
Missonrl. Kansas aud Tekss ~ -.
Galveston, Houston aud Nes's'
qotai ..........-....s'
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VESSELS pEsllNEp FoR oALyEslaN
ocrAN RArEs on c0Tr0N

% HIN NJ : !, ~ -7777
ship agents make the tepeS. 800
fielght quotations on cotton ~ ~. -.
from the interior within ff'ssa sA'' &
date: GA
To- "a
Bremen tfirst CLASSY ..,..,ss'',','....
Havrc Hogan Incl, 4 n
Antwerp gCastle linel ...'.st',,,,',... n
Rotterdam Hogan Incl ...','t'
Hamburg (irSt claSsl .,,.... ,s,..s,.s q n,
The above quotations Az ,s 1T =
class liners. Second elass NAei-
tramps 5 cents lower.
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Houston Railroad Receipts,

Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city,
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central q new).. 2
International and Great Northern 30
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An.... d
Texas and New Orleans ...n.. q
Houston East and West Texas ..... z
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas ..,,.,..... 20
frOtai IN
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COTTON SEEn pRoDllcTe

n q. n mill, TEXAS Interior poihtS 50.
coraiug 10 location. Itsr eet,ssS
Prime crude dr. loese atlssl "
Prime summer yellow oil IS III 81
i'integs. per pound ..,s., = IA ~
Huils haled ... SeNS
rrlale cotton seed meal. $50 90 efsi ~
Ruot4tioRs c0 pgHine cotton seed meal
asa rtsnse eetten seed cake are Tor dpnys
cry AZ GslyesEoR. NeS'
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nRlHn rRurrs AM Nurs

APPLIES Fancy evapeFated. 6o-lh boxes
IDS l,ie cartons, fancy She cartons,
AlRlNOrS-fc 10. loose. Toe
ClrRON- In lolh boxes l3v
cleaned, bulk, lac; llh cartons. ibc
pArES-llb packages, Zoe; 60lh boxes.
iSc FN''NNf avs
nEACllES Choice new stock, sac.
RAlSlNS California, S-eyowu, l.. L..
crown l.. NJ ralSlns, Sob hoxes SsfStse.
S'erown T. NJ. raiSins HOlL SnXeS, Sc
PRuNES- California; 6O-6lS, 10. 6O-TUls.
t1ggt tASNS DC, SoN0s 0isc, ~ iO0ss SO.
SUITS RraEiL lac per ib; hlherts Sicily
Toe; walnnts, ia1ioe; peanuts, fancy hand
picked, aAMIc; Ne, .. @AW3e, Jumbo. Sheer
De- 9lmon0S. Iaragona. Use per % IN sacks
lVe; large, l2@iScs medium. lose
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houston wAoLEsALg PRlcrs.
Current Quotations on Round lots al
Staple Commodities.

Ihese QUOTATIONS arc rNVIsed daily ana
their correctness can be rolled upon rhc
prices are thoso ruling Ia ilonston whole
eale markets.
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palIy lntefIor Movement.
rotals ......,..Ioo 2,Ioo 81 ,2oi
Comparative Spot Markets.


Galveston Spots closed quiet hut steadyi
prices unchanged; stock 70, 500 bales,
Ordinary ,s..GN Good mid .Sn
Good ord. -. .6A Mia fair ....S9s
low mld.,..,,1ta sales, 4 new bale
New Orleans spots closed steady; prices
Unchanged stock INGlt bnioS
Low ord,,...,nA Mlddnng .,..S l,l6
OrlinarY ..... . 10 rs Good mid ,.S Tl0
Goed ord. ,05 Mid fair Is tl-l6
Low mid, ..s,T sac sales ...,.,. ESQ
New York Spots closed quiet, prices up.
charged; stock l1i,ayS bales,
Good ord,,..T l16 Good MD .SM
low mid ..,..IA Mid fair ....,S 1915
| Allddhng,.a,,S Lie Sales ,,,.,., o,So1
| Liverpool Spots closed higher business
moderate, prices t,lGd ups sales 1000 bales,
| OF witch NSto were American; speculation
| and export 600 haleS; imports al0O hales.
! 90 which all werr American,
| Ordinary ......S 93S2 Middunx ...A T1d
Good ord. .....S Si.S2 Good mid - 4 II lG
| dow mid ...4 T-S2 Mid fair A ID, III
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cArglil 4 Richardson q Houstoa report
.es range q prices for the lesdlns stscks
ssscts.- ~ opsq. Sigh, ts-. ciuss,
seaAsfn NJ NJ. "a stk "a 81
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Receipts today .,.s.....'.,, ,lt'Sn,. n
Receipts this season ss'..'.' "
shipments today T.. 49,
Shllments this season 1870
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the hpreau. unless general ralna take place
n Central Texas during The lnierm
H. a II. Hecr.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Cross receipts thus far this week. e,0Ss
Gross receipts 33a days this scason ., aO2, OO,;
Gross receipts aaa days 1870 1900. l,7iG. los
Gross receipts aSo days lS9S.1Sle .2,lH9, $50
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PRODUCE.
REESMAN--Prlmc rexAs. 22M22e I

pound.
BEANs-- Imported navy beans. sss&s
SAC BAYOU Sisc; English dried. Sc; plnkS,
SAc; Lima, GA@Ic, black eyes, 4bsc
olac Snaps, $t00 per bushei; wax. $50
per hMshel Dutch Lima Co
hUIIElt- Blue STAR 2Odatc: dairy ism
loc; Elgin creamery, 2tci oeomarlcePiuN
dairy prints lie Lincoln solids, lie:
prints, lsc; Monkeys special 15e.
CRYSTAL Gem aud Country rolls, i6c
Mmpirc, State special, tic; Ideal. 10be;
Texas bricks, 1SN10c.
CARRIAGE Sisc per pound.
NHkESE- ~NtSCCDStn full cream rolls
lie Wisconsin full cream daisies, l4s(l4sse.
Wisconsin, half cream. l2ts0lSc.
EGGS-kAnSRS, lAWl6c. Texas cold stor-
age Ice, Texas, SeiBc
boo
0NloNS-Per pound. 20,
PEPPER, Chlle, li@loe per ID; black
Singapore, lac.
POTATOES 81 .oN6t1 so,
POULTRY Chickens hens. good 81 aOSl
80; fNerS, large S2,aodfskOO; hrollers.
81 NNs2,ea cocks large, old, $3.50; ducks,
large. 81 Aptt&Oo; geese. full feathered
SSsaatAOoi turkeys hens. 81. 0Oerti SO. tur.
KEYS gohhlcrS, S6.o06I,O0
TOMATOES Per crate, 75eFlSl.o0. Cali
fernla, per crate, Sl.Jo
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Stocks.

Following are the sales Of stocks and
crossing prices Tor the New York stock mar.
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United States Exports.

THIS wrek last year
Exports 10 France .... 2,64a NStT
Exports to continent -. sa.00A fa2in
Net Receipts al United States Ports
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, .assn.
VESSELS IN PORT

steamships,
Vessels Flag Tons ~.
Alamo ,AmD. 22S6, j, b. Denlsca, Ms
Alpmsre Chr, aoao. Hasre. 1900.
CslGbrla tGerl, 1880. Hamburg. ...,..,,x..
Ceres tSpanl, 23l6 .........,....4..lt
Gyller tNor.l. $40 Cuban ports. .eragti1ss
Hearlands (Rr0, 1888. Wm. Psrs 4 Ga. y
Mineola (Br), al2a. ..,.,....s.'s' !. g
orlel (Rrl, 2lI5. W; W, wilsen;,,.ss'
Orion tRrl. 2osi Vim. Parr \ 49, s,:;. &
penare tBrl. 1873 Fowler NesEs,a W.,
Roma (Brl, 1I22--aground st Codnu w
Schooner.
Starke (Am), 100, .,.,s....Q u''s'2s
Lottie Moore (Aml, Tp4, H. B. hs'iN !.
Port Tampa ...A.........s..,sssi ss'''s n
Bsrges. "
Lixzie Bartlett (Am,l Fowler 4 Nesi1' !, 4
Ajax (Aml, Fowler \ MeVitie.-.s~s'''e
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
steamships
Relforc tBr9 .>......... Sundesitae III
Borkum (Gerl Bremen via Rsltl1sN
Cape Colonna Bro. Rio e ls2as
Concho, RISK .,........,'sNsN MI i12
lllana tSpan) ....,. ...,..fe't ~ ~
Felix de Abazolo lSpanl = $3.50. -, MI
.s... Cardiff, Wis 81. vinss.i ~
GlantiVy lRr) .........at Vaaflsss1 ny
Irada tHr,l a.x.....s...L @fslPHf =
MayiselH tRrA, q .....,,. !. n ~, -. 4 /.
ST Vincent. via hey Nss
Middleaam Castle tRr,l.t... s~Aas''
@..,. Madeira. va Key WI ,1
Neptune lSpan1. y; s 49,, n
Scholar (Brl. AZ iAs sslsss Il
Selma tBrl ....,s.,,..s,--s..'v W.
Bark. -. ~
Lottie Moore .,..........sNsN
Schooner 49,
George G Thomas. Z. Newport News X
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CANNED FRUITS Apples, alb. S5c.
? neapples sliced, Sl.i0; eyecss and core.
less, 81 169l IS; extra grated. 81 S56li 10;
pears, 2lb, soc; strawberries. 2.lb. soc:
blackbcrrles alb, TIC; peaches. 2,lh, Ito;
0O000c.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. q.
lh, full weight zoe: 3.lh. fut weight, poe;
2.lb, light weight. 65c: Slb light weight,
Soc, .oRra and tomatoes. OH noe Canned
kraut a.lb, Sl,ol. California asparagus, RS
TIPS 500 baked beans, 3-l5, 95e Alb
zoe 2.lh string beans ioc; 2lh Kidney
heanS. nc. 9Th stringless beans, $i2S; 2lb
marrowfat peas. $i.tO; elb American Petit
IoiS, peas, 81 501t Is; Slh hulle0 corn,
~ w; Al corn, Si,oo 2-lh Blue Ridee corn,
sos Pride ~ Maryland, 95c
q, CAlIFORNlA FRUIT Extra standard,
aSlh peaches; lemon cling. i9Cdll a5;
dies, $2,o0i2,oa; white cherries 81 iO6u
10; aprlcots. $l,TaGt 50: strawberries,
S2;oOW2 10; plums, 81 .6Sal 10; grapes Si5d
WL6u; seconds Zoe per dozen loss thau
extra STANDARD prices
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Per cent


Totals. U. s. $1.7TS. 36S. 900 So
outside New York. 6iT sos, IA 1871
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-22
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX
SALE.

State of Iowa. Polk County, SIS:
To j. M. G. Carmichael:
You are hereby notified that on the
7th day of December, A. D. 1897 the
following described real estate, situ-
ated in Polk county. Iowa was sold for
taxes for the year 1896 which real
estate is described as follows. to-wit:
Lot Two hundred and thirty-tive (235)
Block Ten (1O) Home Park, Addition
to, and now forming part of the city
of Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa.
That the same was, at such sale, pur-
chased by G. NJ. Taylor and certifi-
cate issued to him by the Treasurer of
Polk county, Iowa, and by the said
Taylor the certificate was duly assign
ed to J. H. Phillips, and he is now the
owner and holder of said certificate,
and the right Of redemption will ex-
pire, and a Treasurer's Deed for said
property will be made, unless redemp-
tion from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed service
hereof. J. II. PHILLIPS,
Lawful holder and owner of said GER
tificate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-22
FORT MADISON NOTES.

The executive board of the Iowa Bsp-
tist Association meets with the Second
Baptist, church next Wednesday. The
church people have made arrangements
for the entertainment of the ministers,
nd a good session is anticipated. A
grand reception on Friday night will be
given, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Sewing Circle,
Mesdames Amanda Bias and Bette
Lewis, who havs been very i'll are rapidly
improving, AT one time both lives were
dispaired of.
A ten pound girl has arrived to bright
en- and gladen the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Smith.
Rev. Goodwin, Missionary of the Mis-
souri, conference OF the A. NJ. E. church,
filled the pulpit of the A. NJ. E. church
Sunday and Monday night. Rev. Good
win is good preacher and on affAble
christian gentleman. We shall be glad
to bave him with us again.
Mrs. Eliza Jackson has been very i'll
with la grippe. We are glad to note her
improvement at this writing.
Rev. Underwood was called to Den
mark to preach the funeral sermon OF
Mrs Green Jackson. Mrs. Jackson was
one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens OF the little town. She has been
sufferer for years. She leaves hus-
band. the only survivor.
Mrs. Scott and son, Sam Hand OF New
Boston and Miss Grace Pleasant Of Den
mark were sunday visitors.
Sunday was gala day at the Baptist
church. At 80 a. m. the pastor bapliz'
ed seventeen candidates and at the morn
ing service, fifty communicates observed
the ordinance of the Lords Supper. The
little church was filled to its utmost ca
pacity at both services and all could ex.
claim II was glad when they said unto
me; let US 60 unto the house Of the.Lord "
Miss Lottie Yeiser returned from New
Boston Saturday. She reports pleasant
visit.
Mr. Fred Henry goes to Moline, Ill.,,
next Saturday to visit his brother Charles.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-22
%We want you to subscribe for
the Iowa STATE BYspANDER. BA
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAN
SALE.
State of Iowa, Polk County, SIS:

State of Iowa, Polk County, SIS:
To j. G. Cation, Do:
You are hervby notified that on the
eth day of December A. D. 1897 the
following described real estate, stu
ated in Polk county, Iowa, was sold
for taxes for the year 1896 which real
estate is described as follows, to-wit:
Lot Twenty-six (26) Block Seven (0
York's Choice, Addition to, and now
forming part of the city of Des
Moines, Polk county, Iowa.
That the same was, at such sale, pur-
chased by Guy Hunter and certificate
issued to him by the Treasurer of Polk
county, Iowa, and by the said Hunter
the certificate was duly assigned to j..
II. Phillips, and he is now the owner
and holder of said certificate, and the
right of redemption will expire and a
Treasurer's Deed for said property will
be made, unless redemption from such
sale be made within ninety days from
the completed service hereof.
II, PHILLIPS,
Lawful holder and owner of said GER
tifcate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-22
HOOKING ITEMS.

We are earring on revival meeting here
but are having very little success. Rev.
birmingham of Muobskinctg is a. sisiirg
Rev. Fl. G. Green with the revival meet
ing. He was the guest of Mrs. w. b.
Burns and Mrs. Connaway while here.
Every one set ms 10 ke GLAD Whtn Rev.
Birmingham comes to our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandson will soCH
move to Hilton to occupy the rev board
ing house that is being built there. We
are sorry to have thtm leave, but with
them success
Mrs. Edner Young has returned home
from Evans, where she has been visiting
her mother.
Mrs Bessie Taylor has come to assist
Mrs. Grandson in her new boarding
house in the near future.
Mrs. Sallie Bellfort and husband ore re-
joicing over a fine girl that a,,ivtd nj
their home Monday MOI nipg.
Look out for the wedding tells that wild
ring soon. g -
We ale expecting 10 have nice pro-
gram for Easter Sunday.
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