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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29
The County eoundary Contest.

wharton. Texas. March 2s.-lu the state
mcnt published in the issue Of March II
The Post was in error when Il said that
wharton county would contest The Jack
son county survey Of the boundary line"
The dlspute Is bet ween Wharton aud Colo
rado counties and the survey was made by
n W. Jackson. county surveyor OF Colo.
rado county. without the consent ~ Whar-
ton county. and he land clsimed by Colo
rndo county Is considered an encroschment
on Wharton's line This viii he the ground
OF tho contest
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|lllE WEATHER 4 TVtR,,,,,7rO IT
,...,c. of the Viaor Of Leei-
.l. Found in the Decline
h "a n Bank Exchanges.

,,ase in the wholesale mar
~ ...1ns no signs Of depression Is
\. ,Ds limited quantity OF goods ,,,e,'
X =. wants Of retailers. II may
q S i. connection that it is sim, SIM
sullness Of the season that
.,,notlon and business is no
M average rule at this time
"a compared with many sim
", It Is better. ,..,,,,.
,, ,or the future Is thoroughly
sA nh respect to its bearing
~ Tho late rainfall has greatly
.,,n prospects, aud signs OF a
,.,..ss are already in evidence
| .,r,lons that have been most di-
...,s,ss This IS particularly no
-. |. central and Central West Texas.
\. Houston wholesale houses
f..,,el reports from their travelling
..,,es in these sections aud tho
4 .,dors as well as adviccs upon
~ @u' merchants Indicate a
s'nr' ,,,horo formerly the long
!, srouth caused quite an opposite
4. there has so far been no informa-
|,,srnlns acreage that is definite
'''''' hasis for any estimate
y " - Sources show that thp
r W. 49,. n,or,od is much increased
n ~" so,orohIn otmosnherir
~ " a,,,so Tho some 70 bn true
~ ~ .oroer,s tbo latter. however.
~ = d,fscpltios to he overcome
y :, ,,,nor comes 10 enlarr.ng his
~ halc of co.ton will buy only
Nv =, corn and 3i5 hounds Of
n,,bine or tho cxtrcmc hrurcs
:, ~ cast of other provisions and
,.n,os some If tho reasons for
~ :, I'M no readily seen Much win
~ rnon tho attitude Of the ner-
Z, ,,,ker which feature will make
...wn whom rho textile markets con.
,.r1once tbe conditions that now
!, M yolrmn of fine world,s
.0ur,. Of prices on the general list
sdltles keeps well on the advancing
mn this fact considered II is all the
favorable omen as to business pros.
Some articles have reached n level
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Infant Abandoned.

Palestine. Texas. March 2s.--Last night
about O'Clock woman was seen 10 start
into several houses on Lacy street and after
entering the gate sho would turn away.
Some ladies' who had seen her and were
attracted by her notions watched her enter
another bonso and then sfter going 10 the
gallery she walked 10 the gate and dlsnp-
pearcd In the darkness Upon investigation
II Was learned that the woman had left
Young baby on the gallery. bright healthy
girl, who appeared TO be about six weeks
ptO
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Mn1rIaoea il Rrazos Counts.

Bryan. Texas March 27.-County Clerk
McMichael has Issued the following mar
riage licenses during the past week; Essle,
Zephyr 10 Brennettl Ne ties, Richard step
toe 10 Mallssa Holiday. VIII Ward 10 Ida
Collins Alex Walker 10 Frances Williams,
Henry Henderson 10 Ida Grace Murdock,
Jim Williamson TO Susie Terrell and Henry
Hopkins 10 Roxie McGregor.
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Biz stlnna cann u c. V

Big Springs. Texas, March %. Camp Al.
bert Sidney Johnston. Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. have elected the following 70
represent them at the Dallas reunion next
month: Miss Della Russell. sponsor: Miss
Nettle Anderson, maid OF honor; Ed w
G. King delegates: ]. r Wolcott. w. y
Erwin. J. A. Baggctt and r. X Bnrns. oil
teruates. The camp has forty members. a
largo part OF whom will attend the reunion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29
EAGLE Lake Rice Min.

Eagle Lake, Texas March IS The Eagle
Lake Rice Milling company has been thor
oughly organized and will push the enter
prise 10 the front The contract for the
machinery hiss been given to the BouldlD
& Gsehwtnd company. Ltd. Of New Or.
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Bank Clearinns.

New York, March 2s.-The following table.
complied by Rradstrcct, shows the bank
clearlngs at the cities named for the week
ended March -, with the percentage Of in.
elease and decrease rs compared with the
corresponding week last year. Totals in.
clude clearlngs Of nfty.two cities cana.
dian totals include clcarings OF seven other
cities in Canada.
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lie CONDITION. OF TRADE.

year ago. Atlantic shipments Of the minor
cereal were only 1884 bushels compared
with 2.o46,461 in 1901. According 10 no
analysis of the official returns by n Liver
pool authority there will he only 13,OO),OO1
Of wheat in this country at the close Of the
crop year, but the statement is based on
exports for the last four months Of half as
much a@ohe record breaking shipments Of
the preceding eight months, which is OK
tremely improbable
Failures for the week numbered 25s in
the United States, against POS last year,
ana - in Canada, against - last year.
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More Harmful
Than Alcohol
OvereatinU Worst Form
of Intemperance.

Ifyour food is undigested. you are un.
herfed, no matter how much you eat.
And the underfed man Is, TO the extent
of the undertaking, crippled for the
battle OF life. On the other hand,
there is such thing as overeating.
Tho harm done by indigestion caused
by overloaded stomachs exceeds that
from the increased heart beats caused
by the use OF alcohol or whiskey.
Eat as much good food as you need
but don't overload the stomach. Ii
your stomach is weak II may refuse 10
digest what you cat. Then you ought
10 use good digestant like Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure, which digests what you
eat without the stomach's aid. This
rest and the wholesome tonics con-
tanned In Kodol Dyspepsia Cure soon
restore health. You don't have TO diet.
Don't eat too much, That's harmful,
But eat enough and of sufficient varie-
ty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest
It. II quickly relieves the sensation
OF fulness and bloating from which
some people suffer after meals. IL
prevents belching and absolutely cures
Indigestion and other stomach troub-
les. Equally good for children.
Lemucl James MArysville, o., says; II suf-
fered from dyspepsia for thirty years but
" cured sS me and hssrtiy recommend il 70
ell sufferers from this disease"
kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Cures all Stomach Troubles.
Prepared only by Il. G. DEWITT & Co, Chicago
Tho 81. bottle contains ~ times the SOC size
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29
EoO EASTER RETAIL TRADE.
",'n tne conditions. and the initial SIGNS
OF what they promise to later assume e''
TRADE NOTES.

TRADE NOTES.
Wet sailed hides and Hips nav. Do
clned tsc. nave oe
A shipment Of coast countrv cA,cr- ..u,.
IN and met with a fair demand a, nr,cas
25d3Oc. az prices
Egg prices went lower on acconnt -,
large arrivals. A good demand onncoro5
but the supply was too heavy ana s,tos
We're made at 1Sal4c. or a decline Of L.
Heavy receipts Of poultry was ocoi, =
feature of the market yesterday. prlcss
on hens lowered fully 25c. and those FOR
fryers were weaker. Sales OF tho former
took place at 50. 75a4.Oo and Of tho ,sttcr
at "a 00a4 -.
The shipments Of stravberries ,,or, 49,,
crate and good many sales occurred =,
better prices. The well colorqd varieties
IN good condition bring high prices and are
IN strong demand, while inferior grades are
scarcely wanted
Ihe lemon situation is beginning 10 look
upward on account of the heavier demand
whlch the warmer weather has caused.
Prices in New York have gone up about so,
In the last two weeks with a good part Of
'''i'' "''u' ilnE at thursday sale. Ofer.
ings are limited at the Eastern ports
Referring to curranis the Hills Bros Co.
Of New York state. ..Rpsi,o.s d,,,ira 49,
vol, h.. uu' 'nE t"c
"CVN mas p''h on small scale, buyers
taking only small lots to supply immediate
requirements Pressure OF holders TO real.
lie on spot goods still continues A re-
viyal Of demand is Still anticipated, how
ever. as supplies throughout the country
can not be heavy. Shipments from Greece
during February appear to have been about
$500 tons. or about 200 tons less than
during the last normal season The pa
tiencc Of holders in Greece is. however. an.
purcntly severely taxed awaiting business
from all consuming countries and although
The statistical position continues sound
latest cable advlccs note somewhat lower
market in that quarter. Adviccs from Eng.
land indicate more animation than for
some time past. although on a lower basis
Stocks in the two principal markets foot M
somewhat less than the last normal year or
say. about 1850 tons as against $500
tons"
A leading Baltimore house says Of the TO.
mato situation. .I, rog,rd 10 Tho .o,,,,s,,
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sII1rrrn 40 sr. LOUIS.

Wills Point. Texas. March 2T--Charles r,
Brown shipped Ave cars Of TAT beef cattle
10 ST. Louis Yesterday. These cattle are
from the ranch Of MIR Brown near here,
and were fattcncd on the product OF the
Wills Point cotton oil mill. Being a fine
grade 81 stock and In fine condition, " Is
expected that they viii sell at top prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

leans The contract for the building will
be let ut an early date. 1t is the aim OF
the company TO have the mill completed
for the next crop. now being planted. The
capacity OF the machinery contracted for
is 1900 barrels every twonty.four hours.
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BIG SALES AT SAN ANGELO.

san Angelo Texas, March - W 4.
Crowley sold to Il. W. Carson OF White
Eagle l. T.. 100 head OF 4-year-old steers
at S24 per head
II W. ellis sold to Spauldinr u Hays OF
Nuskogee. !. r.. 700 COWS al private prices.
The purchasers are In the market for 500
head.
These purchases are for early delivery
and shipment to Territory grass
The rapidly increasing value OF Western
land was again demonstrated this week Ia
the sale of 1860 acres about 1--WE miles from
this city at the price Of $50 per acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29
KANSAS CITY.


Especial 10 The fostl
stock Yards. Kansas city. Mo, March ~
Tho following sales " Texas aud Territory
cattle arc repowcd II l., ". W
Obryau. Wtlch lll4 S6o1; Dunbar
Carp Jackshoru, $50, 1913; Thompson
Ardmore 1913, S5,0I.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. March 2S,--rhcre has been no
Improvement noted In the general demand
at first hands from the iobbinc trade and
So far as their purchases are concerned re,
suits have proved indifferent. Quiet condi-
tions have prevailed throughout the entire
market and are likely to continue for the
balance Of the week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

Do not leave homs on journey without
a bottle q chapbetlains Cole. Cholera
ana Diarrhoes Remedy. 1t is almost Ger.
teip to be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. II 10 pleasant. safe and reliable. Fer
sale by all sxugxists-
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SALES OF HORSES AND MULES.

G etqs a2ia. light 6 2ssrd IS: bulk 81 sslrs
6. AaN6.N. sheep Rc,slpts 4on. market
steady; good ~ choice N,thers A.ONi5 80;
iair TO choice mixed ,.as7t 30 Western
shTep and yrarliueS 3.e5eta. -. native
lambs ,6QflG ~; Wes'oru lambs 5000
81
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NEW ORLEANS.


The New Orleans live stock exchange re-
ports: Market about bare Of all sizes OF
good cattle. active demand and prices
strong. Cornfed hogs IN request sheep
dull.
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New York Money.

New York. March 2s.--Primc mercantile
paper 4igd5 per cent: sterling exchange
nominal With actual business in bankers
lhill at 4S7&ld4ST7s for demand aud at
4.N5L0J.Sja4 for sixty DAYS: posted rates
sc and 1885, commercial bills S4Ie51
SCI,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

GREENVILLE.--Co Count do bueenay, who
was recently convicted OF abduction 10 the
matter of a Young girl from California. Is
70 be brought here ann put 10 work on the
Wilson farm. The count was a high dyer
and claimed to have large money and land
interests In India.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

Actor lBr). Liverpool yin Barbados g.
Anselma de- Larrinagn tBrl..........
..-......... Liverpool. via Havana 2i9
BrcSlau Ger. Bremen, via New York l-25
Hanover Ger. ..........Gt Bremen l-2O
Irada iBrl..........,...,...L Liverpool 3l5
Rathlin Head (Br),........at Belfast BIO
Yucatan ,Rr ...........at Vera cruz $50
SCHOONER.
Eagle Wing. ...... cleared New York 526
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WOOL.

St Louis March 2s- Wool Unchanged
Territory and Western mediums 1911.
fine HAS; coarse Halls
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EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES
SEEMED TO PREDOMINANT.
Cattle Receipts Were Small and the
Market Strong and stesdy-Tex
ans Were Higher.

Reporting on the Kansas Uity horse mar
ket for Monday the provers' Telegram
SAYS:
The biggest attendance Of buyers Of the
year WAS had al the horse barns today
All sections were reprcsc ated, but the East
predomlnOted. Not ouly was the record sur
the present season broken IN this respect
hut there were perhaps never more buyers
present at regular auction at this point
than were at the rlngside today. Horse aud
mule receipts were tnir at 100 head. around
Wo Of which number consisted OF horses
Private trading was brisk and several loads
changed hands before the auCfion was I'm
the regular sale 10y almost 200 head
rafting good auction Was had today
ny far the best of the year as far as strong
prices are concerned. Around 800 head
we're on sale, supply that was not half
enough to meet the demands OF the buyers
There were plenty OF medium To plain road
sters and light weight horses offered and
they remained unchanged from last week
but extra chunks and drafts were compare.
lively scarce and sold a good s. higher
inquiry from out Of town sources. local
packers breweries and express companies
had representatives on hand TO hid In
drafts.
Prices range as follows for sound, scrv-
iccahle horses. to wears cid. Extra
good kinds are worth more and extra com
mon kinds are worth less
Drafts good ...,.,.......... Say GOGGLES 90
Drafts l5o0GlToo lbs, extra. l45 00al65 ~
chunks, good ............... SO O,iu 80 ~
Drivers, medium 5000. ...,.. 90 OttL - 90
Drivers, good to fancy....... 81 Cup
Southerners, common 10 fair. 20 Goa 10 %
Southcrners, good to extra, 30 GOA 20 o.
Plugs ....,..............',. 10 uoG 10 %
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BtWIrs lille EARLY RISERS

THE famous little pills for constipation.
Z. Hlesling, 500 Main street, corner
Prairie.
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Reported for The Houston Post by the
A i. Norman Live stock company. incor-
poroted.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, March -.
Arrived.
Il Rio Jano tSpan.), Havana,
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Not included In totals because con.
tanning other items than cearings
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AND EGGS.

Kansas city, March 2s.-Egr Weak IL
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Wet sailed hides and Kin, ,.~.
cllned &c. 'e ne
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a Shipment Of coast country celerr came
IN j, an! ana met with fair demand at prices
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure

Prcpared only by Il. c. DIwirr & Co, Chicago
The 81. bottle contains az times the soc, siEe-
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Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
GTEANISHTpS

tAm) Observation-Disclosures.
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EGG prices went lower on account of
large arrivals good demand oppcared
ont the supply was too heavy and sales
were made at 13dl4c. or decline Of l..
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heavy receipts n poultry was again =
feature of the market yesterday. Prices
on hens lowered fully 25c. and those FOR
fryers were weaker Sales OF tho FORMER
took place at So. 75a4.Oo and Of tho latter
at 81. 0OM4 -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

The shipments Of strawberries were mod.
crate and good many sales occurred A.
better prices. The well colored varieties
in good condition bring high prices and ore
In strong demand, while inferior grades are
scarcely wanted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-29

The lemon situation is beginning 10 look
upward on account Of the heavier demand
which the warmer weather has cnnses
Prices in New York have gone up about so,
In the last two weeks with a good part Of
same occurring at Thursdays sale. OTer.
ings arc limited at the Eastern ports.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-19

Washington. Feb. 1S.-The speech of Representative Wheeler of Kentucky. in the house last Friday when he bit terly assailed Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote, and criticised the official preparations for the reception of Prince Henry. had q sequel in the house today during the debate on the Indian appropriation bill. MT. GilIett of massachusetts,. in half hours speech. declared that the intemperance of Mir. Wheeler's language carried its own condemnation. Nevertheless. he CAir. GilletU grievously deplored such an affront to q foreign country. Dur ing the course of his speech two dem ocrats-Mr. Robinson of Indiana, and Mir. Thayer of Massachusetts-dis- claimed any sympathy with Mir. Wheel CTS utterances.
 These disclaimers drew from Mir. Talbert of South Carolina. q statement that he desired a share in the respon- sibility of the speech. every word of which he said he endorsed. MT. Wheeler himself subsequently replied to Mir. Gillett. reaffirming what he had said. and declaring that ne would stand by his words whether they were discreet or not.
 Earlier in the session MT. Hill oC Connecticut and MT. Shafroth of Colo rado discussed the formers bill to redeem silver in gold.
 The Indian bill itself was not touched on in the speech making.
 Representative Richardson of Ten nessee introduced bill to refund to religious. charitable. literary and art institutions the taxes collected on leg acies and bequests under the operation Of the war revenue act.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-19

Washington, Feb. Ex-Governor Taft stated to the senate committee on the Philippines today that he had received a cable message from Commissioner Wright, who is acting governor of the Philippines in his absence. stating that the province of Nueva Viscaya- in the northern part of Luzon. has just been organized and given a civil government. There are now about thirty-five organ iZed provinces. Nueva Viscaya has been pacified for some time, but about 6O,000 of it's 76.O00 population are Igor rotes. Governor Taft said he did not know what form of government had been given the province, but he sup posed, under the circumstances it is to be of a paternal nature.
 Governor Taft continued his discus sion of the question of tranquility in the archipelago. He said the recent massa- ere of troops in Samar had a startling effect upon the army and created sus- picion and a fear of treachery in other sections. The governor did not think however, such apprehension was justi- fled and he said he felt as safe in Manila as in Washington. Civilians seldom carry arms there. He said that while Manila was quiet and had been practically so ever since the American occupation, it is still used as a center of agencies for the promotion of insur-
Arizona republican., 1902-02-19
THE PHILIPPINES BILL.

An Agreement to Vote on il Finally
 Next Monday.
 Washington. Feb. 1S.-It was agreed by the senate today that a final vote on the Philippines tariff bill and the pending amendments should be taken on next Monday afternoon at o'clock. The only stipulation made by the mi nority was that the last days debate should be devoted to speeches not eN- Ceeding fifteen minutes in duration.
 Senator Wellington of Maryland. spoke today in opposition to the pend ing bill and Senator Stewart of Ne vada. in support of the measure. MT. Wellington's address covered the Phil lippine question generally. He set forth his well known views forcefully. He has always been a republican. he said. and believed in the system of protection. and was a supporter of the gold standard of currency, but he had come to the parting of the ways with his party in 1898. when :t developed its imperialistic tendencies
 MT. Stewart made a brief. legal and constitutional argument.