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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15

Austin Texas, july 14-An unconHrmcd
report reached hero this morning TO the
ehect that couple OF campers. who. =
names are unknown, were wasn,d away u
kinsslund during The sudden rise in the
No'oiauo river ihc report also says tuat
a man attempted TO lord the river IN a
wagon and that the. wagon, horses aud
driver have not been seen since
Az Gordon M0illott OF houston Is he =
visiting his mo.ucr.
q, {, s",en on beaumont is here for Il
Joe Noopcf is oaca irom a tip to 5 .o.c
Merun baker Of smith,llle is here Tor a
Few days.
ley, e. Polk Goodson of the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church has returned Nom h ;
suuilnCt vacation.
MSS Meatna White Of Waco is here visi,-
ing Ireuds.
" L. Pickle aud wife of Georgetown ar,
mere Tor lew DAYS
Miss NHue Mitchell of sulphur Spring,
is here visiting friends
The city water ana light plant WI pe
able 10 turnisn every iunGuitunt IN Austin
vim water aud lights TINS week.
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Bastrop Local News

Bastron, Texas, July IA District court
adjourned Wednesday evening The eyond
jury returned twenty-five felony and M
teen misdemeanor indictments. The fol
lowing cases attracted considerable inter.
est VIII c. Dabney vs.. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company; suit for s9o
coo damages; Judgment for defendant and
motion for new trial overruled. r a.
Back ct al VS.. J. d. Claiborne; Judgment
for plalntif, sl57l So against defendant I
D, claiborne and L, B, Black.
7. @ ELMER Bastrop's nprnce" Nor
Snant, purchased the ]. w. Kennedy SQUARE
nav S,h, together with all recently added
nem maehlnery, this week.
tlIe rlhaHefy conference OF ths Atatho
u.s. hplseopai church South Tor ,IIo
AtuSh,'n' district, was held here Wadnasaas
nrshI ffesldinr Elder Rev. s.,JtS
pIes,aing aud be delivered a AM ss 'r,en'
splanSs euineailon and PROFIT OF his warm
il,snas ana admirers here NV warm
A. McCord and mnthar ~.
- fewell, and Miss Dine oresin ME- iIs.
rfan,niissnaN IoR six weeks trin sha W /.
S,,ii9inla Utah aud Oregon. san F.dno,ls
MI oe tnsir nrst stopping n6Int '.Iselseo
peiA' Portland and ether points. "oNs'one
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Nlctorla News Notss.

Victoria. Texas, July 10 Mrs Ann c
Fischer the aged mother OF Mrs l.. e..
Frita, of this city, had her leg brok II
and shoulder dislocated by hclug thrown
nom buggy near Jasmine yesterday
She is reported this morning as resting
easily. and her recovery is expected.
WI Braun, who has been quite Sick at
beaumont Tor some ume, came nome Aes
teruay Ia recuperRte
lbe Victoria tobacco factory. Of VIII. ch
Louls DeAouche is the rustllug propretu,,
mas moved into more cummOdions quar-. ers.
on account OF their increasing business;
sAey nov occupy The tNo-stolE "a ne
nah,
4; * 5. Levy have rented the Thomas
building. on santa Rosa street, and will
move INTO IL as s00u as the necessary
shelving Is put In, work on which is "
p.ogrt ssiuS. They are stll undecided as
TO whether they win rebuild ar not on
the old site
Peter SWANSON and August Rehm, the
tpiiols, hnNe formed a partner ship and
occupy he store formerly occupied ny the
Robertson Racket Store
llr. n. IA, Bramuun returned Yesterday
front accompanying his sisters, Misses Is I
tie anu Mamie, 20 Matagorda county, their
totmer home, where they viii visit.
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Accelerated Flour.

To the Editor OF The Post.
1impson. Texas, July l am n procticot
cud experienced baker; have no dcsIr, 10
10 any one Injustice. hut knowing ,hot
The Post is always on the Side If rlght /,
desire to call IN tho attention NJ ihos, who
are authorized TO look into thu natter Ia
The imposition that is again being forced
urnn tho people In the way ~ hour
year NJ two ago law was passed. putting
a heavy fine upon the miller that adm.
teratcd his -four by using corn Hour ln
certain proportions and placing upon the
market his product and calling it wheat
-four. For while after the law waS en-.
acicd the grade Of -four was % hotter
quality ana gave satisfaction. both 10 tn
bakers aud consumers generally hut com
peuilon Incoming more active daily anl
the d. sire for gain, with the uatchful eve
~ the proper authorities little Indifferent
tnere Is now. without doubt, lively nso
of the corn -four again being mixed WITH
wheat -four and placed upon the market
When -four Is purc the SANE grades thai
are used by families can he used with
the adultera,ed -four they do not give sat
isfnction To any one and while families
have "a bear It with tn, hope thai the
next sack will be better the bake ~ smal
towns Is compelled 10 send TO a city al
AZ extra cost hay his -four when II the
-four used by all and sold nv tn me chants
In all small towns was pure wheat houf
all would be satisfactory. Respectfully.
Jack Lowry.
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BpFNHAM BUDGET.
Military Companies VIII Leave tor AuSun
Thursday,

Thursday
,-.,hso, texas July 1.-THE Pioneer
srnai Corps. Captain TheodFe scnir.
.sn.r bss received transportation tor
sh,,tr mon three officers and two porters
- ,ttepJ the state enNmpnrnt OF inc
T.vos Volunteer Guards AZ Austin lo-''
and will leave here Thursday for that place
The Second Regiment band. w. A. Jasei
loader. with twenty-six men, Will also lenNe
here Thursday for the encampment. ms
win lac tho largest attendance Of frst'elass
musicians that the band has been able 70
trrn ont since they attended the Interstate
drill at San Antonio. several years ago
when thny captured FIRST prize over az
competitors.
The Brenham Field Artillery have re
reIved no transportation and so FAR maze
no arrangement to attend thu eneampment'
They could not get the horses under the at
rongemen.s guaranteed by the state ana
as they are ordered to report at camp
Mobry on the morning Of the 10Th mount
ed their presence th ir unmounted womb
not he a compliance with the official order
of the adiutant general. hence they have
concluded that they had Just rs NgH ~
90 Ia the trouble Of complying with any
Tfhera + some speculation as 70 what me
failure al the company 10 comply win lha
order vii result IN. Int under tn clycuhi'
stances. which were beyond their control
IL is NOT hc ieVed that the adiutnnt VIII
dlsbAnd this excellent organization,
Saturday was the hottest day OF the Stdl5
here. the mercury rising aDo'e 'le W.
Nr. F. \. Eldridge while ont hunting
On his plantation In BurlfSon comfy lrW
DAYS age ran thorn into his eve lrq u
a.. .,Haafg Il which he is sun RUG IA
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rFXAs PoLlrlcAL MORE

San Antonio Express From Burke 70
woo;en Is quite comedown for the dc.
mocracy Of the Sixth district
Clsco Round.up Strange thlres happen
orce In while in these dlgglngs The
pops Infested the regions for several years
and now the drouth aud hoppers are hold
Ing the boards
San Antonio Express; Colonel II. NJ
House Is NOT believed to have any political
aspirations on his own account though
he has long played the role NJ warwick
but If Colonel House should ever be choscn
governor OF Texas the state would have
an executive worthy Of all confidence and
admiration.
austin Tribune And now Congressman
Cooper has gone and done It, few years
ago he was holding up the combines ami
corporations with millions Of capital stock
as menace to the liberties N the people
lie was an ardent disciple Of that school
which taught that no man ever honestly ac.
cumulAtcd a million dollars He was q
valiant and tIreless octopus hunter snd
he was dead ag'in' all sorts OF combines
and corporations with their millions OF
dollars Now an Is changed Congress
man Cooper is director n one OF tine
ticpcst OF, corporations ina Texas. ana the
second biggest it Is claimed, 10 the world,
and, what's more, this corporation with
its S8oOOO0O0 capital, boldly asserts it
proposes to control the oil business ~
Texas, and TO that end it WIN gobbIc M
1,CoOol acres Of oil land IN Beaumont.
Cclsicann, Nacogdoches and other parts
az the state. II win be the great oil
octopus az the great Southwest and away
ont here r. VIII pose as the enemy of the
great oil octopus or the East, known 70 us
and the world as the Standard on com
pany. Away out here IN the Southwest
With It's teutacles around everything aud
everybody IL win maintain an eyen and
easy equilibrium with It's brother octopus
OF the East, and prevent the earth from
fitting up And there Ia Joe Eagle another
aforedme rrcpressihle octopus hunter who
made the atmosphere urd down Ia the
"fust decstricE" 8 few years ago denounc
Ing tn octopi and incIdeutally trying u
down Thomas n Bali the democratic nom
lnee for congress He Is 4 childuke AM
bland aEsorlnte Of Congressman Cooper
In the great S30.0OO0o0 oil combine.
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Hearne Items.

Hearne. Texas, judy 1.-The Jou' X
Sailors. will case is in court at f,-sI 1.
this week and is attracting agreal a' ~
attention, Heirs from Georila anF
States are IN attendance. /, ~.
A representative of the Hcwooa - ,...t,.
pany Of Beaumont was In &c eib a,.,
day evening In conference VITA I.r
james g Timmins, general npsss,nnys Tll
Of the National Compress onipaP 4 in4
compress at this place will 81 W
this season. nlrtt n
Mr.. u. w. Hamilton left laN m,iieaii
Srahrook after a business up N ~
Or. Thomas j Pugh fot1stlpp All -
place but now Of Bryan, Is lithe w
morning 10 / Nsia
Captain G Timmlns ana Msca
left this morning for trip
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Cameron Items.

Cameron, Texas. Juy 14.-The man W.
shot Charles Carglll IN Jones Prairie. ~
not yet been apprehaded. Deputy bgla
brought In three ALLEGED accopphces w
Ierday ana put them lu jll--two m'u "
the nama NJ Mack AID one named W..
hanson, The trouble vas a6ou cfop 7
Element
Mrs Anderson, aged So, icll aud y 4
her thigh Yesterday. on account o. q
rye. 1t win 90 hard VITA hir, sas ~,
the home of her grandson MI Joan i w
NoI stable Liudsy Of McGnsut WIKI.
OF Seeberger. WHO was WANTED hel y M. Y,
charge Of dIsposing OF some one y
ltolN,ItV
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TEXAS CHIEFS or POLICE.


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OP'Cs 'o' C'S~ w e' N'- wv
meeIhg'
waco Tryas July chief Of Police
7.i, p.u,ps has received tho following
'et.a~ 1lom President w NJ hnea' press
DENT Of the Police ana CTS Mgrshdls
.., .-.i..t,.. OH. +.ri.s far tbc neV,
N.'"'
meeting Di f1e associations
john DolHas, chief OF Police, Waco
.r,
GYMS.
Fort Worth, Texas JnIy lZ.-'e'f OF.
Az tho meeting OF fue chiefs ~ police AT
81. T,r,,,t,o s,his,ta
liu" .'ut "N""' tS rnr1inltree an
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COTTON crop CondltIona.

To the Editor OF The Post.
HSvic Dell. Comanche County. Texas.
Jul, Ill noticed a report In the ST. Lonls
Republic from this State saying that the
60 ION crop was In fair condition to make
$ good crop. All sneh erroneous reports
are calculated 10 keep Inc price n cotton
down and hurt the farmers ] think 1t is
due them from The Post and other leading
Ianers Of the State 70 make a fair AMI true
Now, up here In the counties where l have
heen, Il win be impossible 10 realize more
than one.fourlh q crop under the most
onetenth Of the cotton land was not plant.
90 or failed 20 come up owing 70 dfouth.
and the eotten that 10 up Is doing no gooS,
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THREE CENTURIES or TREE CHOP
PING.

Gro-d Finchct forester Of the United
states department at agriculture, notes
that in spite % three centuries Of tree
lhoppng moee than one third Of the en-.
rre area OF tho United states is sim
chased as woodland. Thi. classification
doe not necessarily mean, however that
a virgin forest region is covered thereby,
aa ia many Instances 81 may include places
of young growth FROM which su the mark
etable trees S8ve beeu cut.
Texas fcs Instance Is credited with hav
Ing - per cent OF its area Do trees. To
any ore amiHar with the condition Of
Texas forests tails cslculaton Is by no
mean. expressive of large supply Of
standing timber Much 81 the wooded
area OF Texas Is vaiueless from a lumber
producing standpoint, and such Of 1t as
was once covered with marketable trees
has been denuded thereof without care
having been taken to promote the second
growth or provision made for It's protec-
ton.
The State, as custodian for the school
fund, Of lnTge tracts Of valuable wood
land. has been guilty OF woefu neglect
IN this respect. Instead Of adopting tao
policy OF selling the timber on ta' lant
by the tree and requiring tine cilus
thereof 10 such way gs rot TO l.re
the young growth 81 has disposed ot hs
property TO De cut and a.a aH rec
viii without regard 10 tho f..ra ami
without care Tor what COMES yf H.e ta
nuded territory which goes b+-su- at q
dollar an acre after the wiL MON u-s com
pleted the destruction of tine tge.- with
which it was once covered
But this is not an. Aside from the desira.
bility OK providing for the reproduction o.
the forest trees there js The question Of
moisture, so essential 10 agriculture, TO he
considered IN connection with that OF future
lumber supply. Mr.. rluchot tells thar
the hardest task the agricultural depart
meut has had during the past ten years
was TO get the people 20 understand the
intimate relation between forest and rain
fall. When congress passed the act OF
1891. empowering the president 10 set apart
and reserve any portion Of the public DO.
main covered with timber or underground,
opposition TO giving effect to its proyis
ions developed In California and other
Western States. subsequently. however.
the people became educated 10 the know
edge that II the forests are denuded OF
their trees the streams Wall be uried Of
their waters and TO an appreciation OF the
coed service which the reserves win per
form for them, Here in Texas It Is not too
late 10 clothe the governor with similar
power TO that yesteS IN the president 10
be exercised in the care OF tlmbered
school lands. While the valuable timber
on these lands has been nearly an dis
posed or and VIII be more or less recs
lessly cut down, there Is nothing 10 pre-
vent the legislature from making provision
Tor the rational taking on Of what IS left
Neither Is there anything TO interfere Win
the setting aside OF the lands from which
the marketable trees have been removed
as a nucleus for future forest growths.
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Texans WON
he Suit Involving Valuable Mesicm
Mipinc Prot,artv

The Suit Involving Valuable Meslem
Mining Property
Fort Worth, TeXH, July 1.-THE jury b
the Rosario mining case found for the q
PENDANTS, most Of whom are local peops
The suit was brought by W. d. H. WaA
iueton and Fred Howard Porter Of Mf
York who ullege they had contracted q
the purchase Of the property AMI suit Va
brought TO recover because of ALLEGED ncl
fullllment of contr,ct. In turn WashH:
ton and Porter had contracted to sell "
Clark of Montana WIS member; tbe.prg
was said to BE- SS5OMO The case Will I;
appealed. The Rosario mines ar lpe.ltl
ia chihuahua and are valuable loEgs4
, ropositlonS. the ore running Sl2 y "
ton. II has been in operation since ~
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To tho Editor or The Post.
Waller Texas July i8. 4 few days ago
Mr. W = Anderson Of this place sold TO
r c. Taylor also Of this place. A0o melons
that made am average Of 20ls pounds 10
the melon. There was several Of them
that weighed In the nelghborhood OF afyy
pounds each Mr. Taylor loaded them with
some OF his own raising and shipped them
70 Browne, LYONS g GO. Of Houston They
were he I'm the finest lot ~ melons raised
w freeman
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Calvert Texas. July IA number of
people from Calvert viii go 10 Franklin
IN tne morning as special veniremcn In
rhe cases ~ the State VS.. Eugene and Guy
Graham. charged with the murder Of Allie
Boswell near Elliott These are very noted
cases and ore attracting much attention
throughout This and adjoining counties.
Both state and defendants are represent.
Cd bv several able attorneys, aud the
contest VIII De most memorable one
Judge sam Scott of Marlin will preside
at these trials on account Of Judge J. s
Scott hring disqualified.
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HOUSTON, MONDAY, July IS, 1901,
no TRAvrrJNG TEXANS.

TO TRAVELLING TEXANS.
The Post viii be found on sale az the
following places!
New orieans-St Charles Hotel news
stand; 4. + Gessner Jos ST, Charles
street, and Fl. J. Hole, 80 Commercial
street..
New York City--Breutauo's. Union square
Washington n. Metropolitan Hotel
and Washington New Tychunsa
Buffalo, n. Y.-BuUalo Circulation Bur
eau
St ouis. Mo Planters hotel and Union
Los Angeles. Cal.-ouver Is Harris 1o6
South Spring street.
Denver. Colo-The Stationery company
and Hamilton d Kendrick, IO5 Seventeenth
street
Omaha, Neb.-MerEerth Stationery com
many, 1905 Farnam street.
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Woman Fntallu Rnrnnd.

Greenvine, Texas, July i4--MrS Arnold,
living one and a half miles west Of Camp
hell was probably fatally burned early
this morning
she had surtcd 6re 10 the stove and
thoaght u had gone ont 70 rekindle the
hre she got the oil can, and poured some
81 on the wood. The Oh ignlted, the can
eNploded and the unfortunate woman was
enNeloped In flames In moment
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Terrell, Texas July H. Notwithstanding
the drouth, the water supply At the city
water works is ample especially since the
repairs have been made
Rev. George S. Sexton rs entertaining
MS CONGREGATIONS with incidents and infOr-
mltien gathered durng his visit 10 the
Ilgly g.apd, mixed " With his sermons
Even the watefne Ion crop Is cut short
By the drouth as vel as the fruit, watch
iatter "a almost q failure.
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BRYAN Briefs.

Bryan, Texas, July i4.--The pa, .., X
days have been the hottest OF e M ~
as hot as ever known here ~
been no prostrations, but tive p'''
killed by the heat yesterday es
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Knox letllsssr 81
for, q visit to Kansas Guy, pY
Mrs. r. II. Price Of the rs1che s1Inps
Mechanical college is spending
at Newport, Va. - ,rIasns
Mrs. ]. A. Compton OF Ne"
here visiting her son. a,eefi "
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Renfro OF Wv
visiting relatives here. A ~
Judge w. H. Wall Of kounu
Ing his family In this city.
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A Narrow Eseaoe.

Lexington Texas, July 14.-Friday night
Mr. G. T. Dickson and Miss Maggie Green
OF Bastrop had what might have been a
serious accident They were driving and
attempted 10 20 through an abandoned
read, the buggy going into a gulley aud
throWlng both OF them out Luckll, neither
o. them was hurt, hut the horse. valu-
able animal had his throat badly cut BY
the Wire fence
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"a. h.s thrown on about All the od i,n,i;
older ms zane report from ever cou i ~ ~
ana b y rs from near here u The n r
idf cotton crdps 10 any ~ g0T rhs Post would
q the STATE r ~ ~ n Corn crop Just a ,soa
nc 70 r hst, failure up here as u s iSJs
gas scne and wsisr d respl eph hunting FOR
SUFFERING badly MO-. More e PEW Was known in
grass an ann "a ] W. Applewhlte' NJ 10
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PRAYERS ANSWERED PROMPTLY.
Baptist Minister Wanted a Real Storm
ard Got II.


ST Louis Republic special
Macon. No July Zone of the most
romarkable answers to prayer in time OF
drouth that over came Under my nbServa-
ton said the Rev. F, X. Atkn Of Loav-
cnyorth. Kas.. who is visiting friends IN
Macon fhis week, occurred fifteen yc1rs
ago In Burleson county, southeast Of ten'
traI Texas The summer had Ecep unusuol-
Is dry. and crops were Burning MP badly.
stock water was running OFT and tho SIT
uatlon was oven worse than II is now.
was then in charge If church ~ B"Han,
In BRACES county. lust north OF BurlCSon,
Well the NcthOdisfs. BlptistS Uhl ClrlT-
tlans organized joint meeting TO PRAY Tor
rain People attended 10y thousands. Ihete
was nothing doing on the farm. ami tlcN
could readily spare the time. The Meth.
odlst minister led of with conservative
duplication for refreshing showers, II IL
Ire the Divine will The Christian miniS'er
was a little more urgent ana gave the Gre
atOr minute description NJ the Suffcrings
Of the people The Baptist minister then
took charge ana made the closing argu-
ment for the people He didn't want any
little refreshing showers or light sprn-
kles that might do very well for 'Mcth-
odists and CampOcllies.' but the Rnptsts
wanted something more. lie said while 10
Lord was about 1t he might Just as wen
give EN- . regular delugc, ana several OF
them: he didn't care how much water Cl'up
down. the more the better; he could swim
ana so could his Pensioners wat he
wanted was genuine old-flsh oncd 'trasi
inter and gully washer, and he wanted n
10 a hurry, The big congregation scomed
10 rather approve of the last spelkcr'S
sentiments moro than the others. and when
he sat down to mop his brow they chcercd
him.
Before the meeting adjourned d,.k
clouds began IN gather in tho s1rNh auI
west, and before many had reached homp
they were overtaken hy such n wind .ud
rain storm as few Ind ever seen Tint
night the wind hlew the Baptist minister's
church over Into a Geid and totally de-
Strorcd ! | think. however, the farmer,
attributed the salvation NJ the grow ne.
crops 10 his effort more than any one else,
ana came down with tho money IN enable
MS congregation IN construct a new place
OF worship"
Cln The Post Of SUNDAY morning was A
brief special from Denison stating that tho
ministers Of several churches would pray
for rain. In this mornings Post are Two
specials from Denson. one stating TIM,
an abundant rain fell breaking tho lo,r
drouth enectually; the other states that a
new church was among tho buildings
wrecked by the tornado which accompo.
MED the rain)
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The way Nor, .ocsn sc'll, the s;ee,
strike shows tsat hnancicc sondrr,1l
executive ability.
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The lunatics OF an East'rl c.'J riayea
a game Of baseball recently but It is not
known who took their places on rhs looters
bench.
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Lawson's yacht would cvideit' Lc GOO.
thing II II could be pushed along
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II really doesn't matter to the republican
boss who gets the nomination just so us
Hanna.
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Telephone Numbers: ss,,is.I.I "a

The City.--The Post IS delivered TO any part Of the
city by carriers pee month. $500; three months
$500; six months. 5000; one yeat Si7.eo'
Mr. Theodore Berins has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting MesSrs Theodore
B<fng Chas Lott and Burt Hui are the au-
tsorized collectors Of al city bills (boih ajvertis-
ing and subscription aEd no money should b
paid 10 any one other than Hose named uuless
special written authority signed IS the business
manager ls shown. Al accounts Of any sire
should be paid BY check in favor OF The HoIs-
son Printing Company
Subscribers failing 10 receive The Post regularly
will please nety the ONCE promptly, Every
paper is expected 10 be delivered not later than
$50 o'clock a. m
Csaer circumstances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
pEid. or accented In rayment OF ACCOUNTS.
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The Independence races about like a
"painted ship upon a painted ocean"
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AZ the British really desire to end the war
they should permit the Beers to capture
a supply Of the sarosene caas.
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talwegie Is willing 10 die poor bur not
iisglneed, hence ne has declined an invita-.
ION 10 run for mayor Of New York.