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New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

The BLOCK ISLAND service OF the Montauk
Steamboat Co will be resumed on June % Steam
ars u,i Leave New York. Pier IS z. r.. week days.
evcant Saturdavs July and July 4. at $50 p-
Safurflavs and July at 1 p m.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
MOTHER BOIER HISS4CRE.
TEN. CONVERTS SLAIN IN A PROVINCE OF
WESTERN CHINA.

Picking, June 23--An American missionary
named Canright has telegraphed 10 Tehlhs from
,,,,.,,c,uf, in the province of SZe-Chuen, say
-. . Methodist chapel there has been de-
troved tS and ten Chinese converts have heen
I;i1ed hv Boxers. Mr.. Canright says also 'hat
the Boxer movement Is spreading III 'l"' IL
gon-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
pocoNo MOUNTAIN SPECIAL

for Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and N MT;
pccono sections leaves Fridays and Saturdays
n m via Lackawanna Railroad, returning Sunday
nights and Monday mornings No stop between
New York and the Gap resort bureau 4-S oioau-
WAY cor Howard -st.-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
COLORADO AND RETURN. SIS.

- .L ..c,oIorado Specal" the luxurious daily train
iaavnp Chicago $50 p. m: only one night chicago
to Denver via Chicago North.Western ana Union
~ Do a;Sn Rvs Ofices 2S1 and 461 Broadway.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
BIG IcEBERG IN THE TRACK or VESSELS

81 Johns, y. F.. June 23.-The Allan Line steam
er Peruvian. from Liverpool which arrived here
on June 4, reports the presence Of immense
iceberg on the Grand Banks and directly In the
track Of shipping
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
BOAT RACE. NEW LONDON.

Excursion tickets including Parlor ON
II a m train from Grand Central Station going
and on special train returning, s.. Excursion tick
cts good only in coaches. 81 %. On sale at Room
No & Grand Central Station. " Y, y. H 4 H.
IL, R.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

TWENTY HOURS NETWORK AND CHICAGO.
ca ne new train Of the New York Central and Lake
shore makes the time between New York and Chi
eago Ia either direction in 20 hours. II is appro-
prlately named The Goth Century Limit I'd ''-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
THE LAKE SHORE LIMITED

., .,;r the great q hour train to Chicago leaves |
- Yor. $50 d. m, arrives Chicago $50 af-
,er,roon" Injurious service, all Pullman cars /
Il
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

For Vacation trips. l day or more send &c In
stsmps to Hudso,n River Day Line DeshroSsAs -
,,iar
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
,.o,r,tENT TO ROSSINI TNTELLED

cve-Chuen is the middle province on the v est
o,., frontier of China.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

RIcHFIELD SPRINGS SLEEPER
ssla Isackawanns Railroad. leaves New York daily
no - n farior car on % a. train.-Advt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

Reeencratlye Talicts is the only recog
ni2cd positive aud permanent cure for Lost
Manhood IN all It's forms mud stages.
II is scientifically prepared 10y toe best
chemists Ia the world. The reputation OF
the lnslitutlou Is such. that all PHYSICIANS
know when they stand sponsor for a rem
edy that remedy must he exactly rs rep
resented. And when npon their reputation
they make the statement that Rrgcnerutiye
Tablets viii cure all cases Of Lost Man
hood Spermatorrhoca. Nnrirocele or weak.
ness OF any nature OF the nerve or sexual
organs. n cure must be positive and per
mancnt THIS company viii send every
person who Is suffering from nervous dis
eases weeks treatment absolutely free
There IS hut one test Of p genuine medicine
nndtthat Is the results which are ohtalqed
hy tie use; If Vt cures the disease for. rYhlch
n Is prepared n is q true rcmpdy This IL
the test by which the Fallopia Lynn Co.
wish their one week free treatment TO, be
tried. After using Rcgencratlye Tablets
one week the sufferer win find new vlsot
IN his orgnns; new force In his muscles;
new blood IN his veins; new ambitions n
new man in vitality, healh and appea,r.
snce RegeuprHtvc Tablets has peculiarly
grateful effect and the patient feels the
benefit after lis irst days use. II goes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Mr.. keILL's FUTURE ESTIMATES.
New Orleans Operator Thinks a Third
Wrong Guess viii End His Influence.
(SnacIni In The pnrtA

V'OHS OueSS WIN CNG tbs influence,
Especial to The POst)
New Orleans January IA member o.
prominent firm. speaking OF Mr.. Neil's
estimate. said: "In my opinion Mr. Neln
will never be heard from as an estimator
after this year. The public may forget and
forgive two already wrong estimates. but
we hardly think they will stand three such
bad guesses Ia succession. and we predict
that hereafter Mr.. Neil's Idea OF the si,e
OF the crop vii be a matter OF pc feet
indifference TO the cotton trade. Two years
ago he estimated the crop at 100000
there was no telling how much greater the
crop might be- The crop turned ont to
he o. 43b.OOO. or 100000 less than Mr..
Neill's minimum Last year MIR. Nell. In
circulars, stated: i have proited by my
last years mistake, and ! have made lh .
most thorough Investigation this wear !
have ever done. and am convinced the g op
is not over 9.5O00O0 to $50, 900 The
crop turned ont 10.3s3,0o0 bales acco d.
ing to Mr.. Hester, but Mr.. Neil hmS ~
states IN his today's circular that the ac.
tual growth was 10,5l9O00: so he missed
that crop nearly one million bales. t. .
year, In the middle Of January, Mr. y Ill
OO0. II he Is anywhere he should
regain his lost prestige; HI, wrong. we
think bis friends ought to stop him from
guessing any more.
South Carolina will not make. 100 600
against Mr. NeIl's estimate OF 1000;
$1,000 that Georgia will not make 800 GO
against Mr.. Neilrs estimate OF l,Uo1po
bales; $1,000 that Miss;,sslppi VII not NIKE n2G
600: 5000 to $500 that the crop Will not
be I0,aOO. 600 against Mr.. NeIll's estimate
of ll.250,000 certain"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady with Prices
q 10 7 Points Higher.

New York. January is.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices to points
higher on fairly active demand from local
shorts and commission houses. After the
call wall street aud the South bought
along conservative lines and Europe picked
mp scattering amounts OF the near months
Whereas yesterday nearly everything WORK
ed against the market, today's news was
strongly bulllsb on the average. Receipts
at the ports were much smaller than the
average OF late and only about oVou IN
excess OF those for the same day last year.
The Liverpool cables were ABOUT points
on the good" while private adVlees lhaln'
tanned that trade conditions 10 MaheneSSi,
Tar were the best known. EnGhs1 mn
reports were encouraging, though splhneTs
We're said 10 be carrying comparative!
light supplies of raw material. me Pre-
dicIions for next weeks port receipts pom.
ed 10 10000 bales or less win an ~
sight but little II any In excess OF las'
wear. As against s. IA last night May open
ed at s. 10, advanced to $50 ana ineh
eased of a trife later only TO again sIlneih
M on moderate general buying. me Soull
aid wall street. continued 10 buy on every
slight reaction; room operators settled np
short accounts and went long over sun
day. The market closed steady net 10
points higher,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

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o. how ioug staudtug, giving strength aud
development where 1t Is needed THIS mar
Vicious remedy bdnlshes all feelings OF bash.
funeSs toward the opposite Eek; cures all
the Ills and troubles That come from early
abuse, excess or overwork and business
cares, all OF which result In premature loss
of strength and memory; emissions. Inn
potency and varlcocele Regeneratlye Tab
let's win effect cure At any age, there Is
no case TINT It VIII not cure permanently
except whore epilepsy or insanity has al
ready been reached. Follopa Lynn Co
makes no restrictions, every person who
writes viii be sent a weeks treatment abso-
lutely free and postpaid. carefully wrapped
IN plain package with no advertising on
ID 10 Indicate what II contains. They have
received thousands Of letters from people
all over the country telling OF the most
astonishing cures made by Regenerative
Tablets. Their one week free offer is gen
uine, and no emhnrras slng questions asked.
write todav TO the Faliopia Lem Co. 60H
Po2zoui building 81. Louis. No. md re-
cclyC the weeks ufotment free; their book
which Is also free md sent With the FREE
treatment viii explain low 70 take the
treatment IN private and cure yourself at
home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

which connects the Atlantic and North
sea through the north OF Scotland, is seven
teen feet in depth Fifty feet In width at
the bottom, 250 miles long, cost $1,000 DO
above sea level The Canal du Mil. cut
through France from Toulouse GU the
Garonne to Cette on the Mediterranean. n
distance OF $50 miles is six and one half
feet deep sixty feet wide, and go feet
above sea level at its highest point. and
has ia locks; total cost So. 10000.
In America the canals connecting the
great lakes are thS principal ship canals
and are three In number; the Wei an I
canal. originally constructed in 1893 and
Of any other canal of the world, the fret ID /
tonnage Of tho American and Canadian
canals combined being In 1901 "A G26, GT6
registered tons while the net tom e, OF
the Sne8 canal in 1900 was 937SlJ2 tous,
and that Of the Kaiser Wilhelm canal
4 go 094 tons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

two well-known young people OF Bihnconia,
this county, were marrled in this city Sun.
day evening at the Nations hotel by Judge
W. S. Dugat
lawyer ]. r. Daugherty returned the
fret OF the week from Pearsail, WHITTIER
be was called last week by the serious III.
ness Of his sister, Mrs. Vincent Bluntzer,
who Is now couYalescent.
Joseph Wilson Of Sherman has accepted
a position as pharmacist In the drug store
Of John &. Ragisnd here.
Miss Oracle Smith OF Rockport is visit.
ing Misses Monte and Mode Teal this week;
"A number OF young people enjoyed de-
lightful hop ct Chittlm hall last evening.
There Will be an elaborate entertainment
at the High school auditorium tonight, en-
titled the .Mills Maids Convention"
Ranchman Frank Weider OF Victoria was
deal of activity 10 real estate In the Quad.
aJupf valley, on account Of the demand for
Fies AND eann lands, RI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
sEEvlLuE BRIEFS.
Budget of Local, Personal and Social

Budget Of Local, Personal and Social
Items.
Beeyllle, Texas, January ia large
party of Beeyilie people will go up to San
Antonio tomorrow TO hear Nine. NordicG
sing.
Rev. D. r. Hardison, pastor Of the Chris
tian church at this place, will shortly move
hts family to Gollad. his time viii be a.
vided between the Gotad, and Heegihe
churches,
Lon c. Hill returned Tuesday evening
IL. i. q. Olsen aaa xi.s Rstia Bisss.t,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
am, johnson county Missouri. Kq ms p and

nil johnson county; Missouri. Kansas and
49, 49, Raiiway Company VS.. Philip Brin,
kaufman county -. vy.t.o-,
4 Captrell ct al, Collin county :.
reversed and remanded Texas Midland
p itiroad IS. :. ii. Parker, Hunt county,
nited Benevolent Society VS. george W.
shepherd, Rains county
60 gubsmitted: J W. Hiliman vs.. T.
c Edwards et al, Bowie county. 4. IL.
.,.epaens et al. vs.; Houston Ice ana c Brew,
ms vs. i. w. Ford, receiver Dallas
copnty, Houston and Texas Central Rail
Tsy Company VS.. ], p: Trammsll, Navarro
county: * +. Hancock VS.. Ellis county
Ellis county. a.,
ra.os SET for Februsry 1: Southern OIL
,H.aasnv Us. w. F. colqult et al, Navarro
eoupfy: ST. Louis and senthwestern Rail
way eompsyny, vs. y ra saI Br e Bowie sSsp
gss,,nty; j. E. Fsulkepbprg el e. ~, W al, y,
Wells at al, JohHfsn county nniisN aAs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

~ one year Stuart's Catarrh Tab.
II noo HsM catarrh cure. has met with
q .Ssss that today It can be found
2anc Canada.
4 sare a large amount OF advertising
. SsaIy 10 the first Instance to bring
'5rrS 10 the attention OF the public.
rItS., oue familiar with the Subject
s,,irie suNeruSlng alone never made
Nv permanently successful. II
|@snd aua ton absolute, undeniable
4 Dnss. snls tle new catarrA cure Ger.
81 eiens' IN marked dngree.
~ sns, nno lormerly depended upon
Il nov "Ss ana local washes or olnt-
"A ~ one Of the most promIpent
,lese tablets contain In plea AM.
Seno t9Lm all the really efficient ca
"a st.s, snch as red gum, blood
q similar antiseptics.
Nm W M. no cocaine nor opiate, and
a beNss.t c.e children with entire safe.
j., ReIdger OF Covinrton. XIV.
h 80 suuefed from catarrh In nv mead
"A every fall, with stoDpage OF
q m. irritation In the throat ar
1.p AZ, folee and often extending Ia
u H., causing catarrh of the stom.
fl cstssht 5oeent package OF
sbeS,altlh Tablets at my druggists,
% my pocket and used them
M shd the way In which they
fs 1sNd and throat was certainly
~, had no catarrh last win.
plhg and consider mvself en-.
5sro, rom any catarrhal trouble ("
i: ~ que Ellison OF Wheeling. ". Va,
81 Uttered from catarrh nearly
"A ule and last winter my two
III Iiso suffered ON catarrhai cold,
"a 49, slaoat so much they were out 81
Is wbss portion OF the winter. Ny
70 was cured OF catarrhal deaf
,s'ng stpart's Catarrh Tabiets
q : % Try them SO much that I aid
~ uply thankful for what the
|2l keen ! nnyself and nv children.
n =, z .hss Is ne tablets In The
~ ny sl me iars 4btparance OF a cold
# 4 ~ We nip It In the bud and
: ~ Aonger a household Addiction
s ssa packages Of Stnart.s catarrt
's SEQ for SO cents at ali drug
Il 9,.s book on cause and cure ~ "a
= shSh a 5 Hsss Address y. A, stusri
{ enA ttG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
SPOT Cotton Ruled Steady and Futures
Advanced a Point or Two.

New Orleans January is.--snot cotton
ruled steady with a fair volume OF trade
for the half holiday. Sales $3.50 bales, In
Guiding $50 70 arrive. Quotations IN
changed. The market for cotton futures
developed by g moderate trading Both
aides seemed content TO await further de-
ve,nnuents and although futures In Liver.
nool marked an Improvement the decline IN
fpots tended TO keep the more sangulhe
down while the bear interest could NOT
bring forward any particularly ntt s.ss
Inc close the market advance a point OF
two. closing with net gains Of 5 to points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
|Ward Of Merit.
Nv Catarrh Cure Secures Ma
ponal Popularity ia Less
Than One Year.

snout q great nation of eighty NIL
Is desperate struggle to secure
'ecosnlilon for new article to say
o. aehleylng popular favOr. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Eiah Court Of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas, January 1s-rhe fono".
Ing proceedings were had In the eours ,S ~
civil appeals for TIE ti aa1 s'p
Alarmed: Joseph J. Miekls vs. H. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

glnbotham vs.. Arch Morse, Ellis county;
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company VS.. a. d. Maughan, Johnson
county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

New steel rails are to be laid be-
tween Brunswick and Bath on the
Maine Central railroad. The material
is or the ground, together with new
sleepers.
The Grand Trunk railway has re-
Gently contracted with the Safety Car
Heating & Lighting company for the
equipment of so additional cars on its
line with the Pintsch system of light
ing.
The Grand Trunk has placed an or
der for 100, $4,000 pounds capacity, 3S
foot coal cars, to be built al company
shops. The Grand Trunk has also
placed an order for 40 locomotives to be
built in company. shops. OF these five
are 10 wheel simple engines, total
weight, 17S,c30 pounds; fireboxes,
l20Xf0 inches having Il CRATE surface
of 1874 square feet; tender capacity,
5000 gallons of water and 10 tons of
coal. In addition to these engines, 80
compound moguls will be built The
total weight of the engines will be
about 10000 and they will be in all re-
spects similar TO the simple engines
with the exception of. the compound
cylinders, the two cylinder type being
used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
The Advantage Of Country Living.

If you get ever so rich, what do you do?
Buy farm somewhere. Ii you nave the
root of good matter in you, you will
want to poultice worn spirit from time
to time with the healing airs and the
restful scenes of the country. If you get
ever so poor, what do you do? Work
harder, probably if you are fit to do any
thing and can find anything to do. But
if you have spirit of the requisite fibre,
and have come to just the requisite de-
gree of impecuniosity, and circumstances
and your experience of life favor it, you
go and live in the country. You can live
very cheaply in the country II you choose,
and possess your soul in complete indie
pendence, and wear your old clothes with
a cheerful spirit You will be quit of a
host of obligations to fashion, to society.
which may vex and Cypress you in town,
for the price of superfluitfes is by far the
biggest item in the cost of ordinary liv-
not all opportunity. You will live face to
face with nature. You will be able to
say your prayers in peace, and develop
the spiritual side of you If you have any,
with only the smallest concern about
landlords grocers, or raiment. There are
no taxes of any consequence in the coun-
try: think of that! The greatest luxury
you get there Is time. and the next great
est are sights and sounds and smells. If
you have thoughts to think, the country
gives you a great chance to think them.
If you have books TO read. you can read
a lot of them in the country. even with
d ii
On the other hand, if you have money
to spend, what a chance to spend it the
country offers you. Gardens, cows, horses
houses, stables, roads, milk at dollar
a gallon if you like, sheep, and dogs, and.
most of all, children. 1t is no trouble at
all to spend fifty thousand dollars year
on roads alone, il only you start with a
fairly sharp land-hunger and push out
your borders with due energy. You Gan
get more for your money in roads than
in diamonds or pictures, and roads are q
permanent investment. They don't burn
down; you don't have to keep them in
sured; you don't have even to keep them
clean, for If you build them well, let the
weeds grow never so thick on them, the
roads will be there still. And once you
put your money into them, it stays. You
can never get it out, nor can any one
else. You cannot even be taxed ade-
ouately on them. for no assessor pre-
siImes to see much value in a road. In
deed a very large sum of money can be
hid in a country place where the asses
sors won't find tin water-pipes, drains.
and such things.-E. s. Martin, in Harp
er's Magazine for April
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
MAKING OF ANAGRAMS.
Letters Forming United States Trans.
posed into Latin.

A correspondent has asked me to fur
nish him with some good 2nat:aTis IN
the names of famous people. He further
informs me that ne has spent = good deal
of time trying to make an accC ptable an
agram on the United States and has
failed to do so.
With reference to this failure. | would
remind him that he must not be dis
Outraged The task he has attempted is
an enormous one. United States has just
a dozen letters. Now mathematicianS
will tell him that dozen letters will ad-
nit of seven thousand and tw, nty- nine
millions Goes, Go0,OG0 of possible transpo-
sitons.
Old Camden has wildly described the
vexa ton of soul undergone by anaSram-
matists when oft-repeated effort, with
an oft-repeated approximation to sue
cess, have finally resulted in loss of time
and labor: Some have been SEEM he
says. Ito bite their pens, scratch their
heads, bend their brows. bite their lips,
beat their board their paper. when they
were fair for somewhat and caught moth
ing herein
Again let him comfort himself by the
reflection that no one has yet succeeded
in making good English anagram on
United States. Anasrammatists have
been forced to fall back upon the more
fluent and manageable Latin. 1t has been
discovered that, the letters forming Uni
ted States may be transpoSed into the
following Latin words:
In tie deus stat '.God stands in thee. =
Inde TITUS stat. Hence thou stand
est safely" ,-.. -I-.-..s
Dentatls est t''He has teeth the che
evidently referring to Uncle Sam.
| Desiste nutat! Hands off, he shakcs!"
a sentiment which may have been APP
plicable in 1861. when it was made, but is
now. thank Heaven, without meaning or
point.
Siste nudat to- stop. he strips thee
which might be revived today by the an
tiinpe rialists in their warnings to our
new subjects in Cuba and the Philippines.
A tie desistunt, '.They keep off from
thee which is exactly the attitude which
the .anti,s wish the United States to as
sumo TOWARDS Cuba and the Philippines.
William Shepard in Era.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-26
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

The inhabitants or the City Of Augusta.
ana others having taxable property
within said city, are hereby notified 10
orlng IN 10 the undersigned. assessors OF
said city, true and perfect lists OF their
polls and all their estate, real and pcrA
sonai, including money on hand. and all
money loaned on property. mortgages
notes, due bills, and memorandums 0r III
any manner so invested that interest or
other consideration shall be paid or b..
come doe thereon. debts due more than
owWg. and all property held In trust az
guardian, Executor. administrator or
Trustee, or otherwise, which they may
be possessed OF on the first tay " ADrii.
1902, and be prepared 10 substantlate the
same BY oath For the purpose OF re-
lcefvlng said lists and administering thc
oath authorized thereto. the undersigned
ASSESSORS OF said city. Will be in session
at their office in City Hall. each day
from . to i o'clock a. NJ. and frum to
O'Clock p. NJ. This win afford taXpay-
ers ample opportunity to look over our
books and have hearings III they desire
them. After May 10th. when the work OF
making up the new books will commence.
there will positively be no review OF val
uations.
Those persons who neglect to bring In
such lists viii BE BARRED or ANY
RIGHT to make application to the
County Commissioners for an abatement
Of any taxes which may be assessed
against them.
Blanks for returns may be had Of VI
on. application, or by calling at the Of
flee of the City Treasurer.
CLARENCE Il. BURLEIGH.
f.. L. HARRINGTON.
CHARLES W. JONES,
Assessors of Augusta.
April l. 1902.