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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
SMALL CHANCE FOR ACTION
On the Bill to Establish Camps Tor WI"
tary instruction

Washington. January cit rs rnuhsly
that any section will be taken az tlls Ses
Sion ON the bins providing for Rs!ima ilt,,
TeTds ana california. There are tnleyl
rival sites in the latter State, and w9i,0
he whole project miSlt have, been g2 y y
through before Marco 4 had eteL cgarfsi5
r tVe+ t,s ass Agreement which has been ae,
veIoned among the California d e!egadIl93o ~
viii result In the matter being allowel ~
go over until the next session sl1 I3s5 * TSxas
tive Slayden, howeyer' VIII pusN
project to the limit.
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Austin, Texas, January %. The following
proceedings were had IN the supreme co rt
today:
Applications granted Heirs Of Il, ! Bur
ton VI sidney ]. Carroll ct al from Den
ton; f. J. Bntcs ct al VS.. W Il. BrattoD'
from Mason
Applications refused; ". j. Loqe, Z 81
"a. Anna II Long, from ri pBEo; Eird Rose
va D. r. TAYLOR, from Martin; Pgrthclin
Klein Va. J. J. Lumpkiu. from Boslue; llipn
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Galveston, Texas, January 29.-Ihe fol-
lowing list Of the prisoners convicted dur
ing the present term Of the criminal dis
trict court has been forwarded by Clerk
Burney to the agent Of the penitentiaries'
who win come here for the prisoners
H. O. Baker white, aged 40 wears; four
years for two cases Of burglary aud theft.
John Jones, colored; two years for theft
felony.
George Sloan, colored, assault with intent
to murder; four years.
F. H. WAR. murder Ia the first degree;
life sentence.
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United States Court.

Galveston, Texas January pa. KEEP
stein VS.. I. W. Walker, doing business IN
der the name of j, W Walker d Co. de-
PENDANT has leave 70 fle first amended
original answer. Defendants announce not
ed Plaintiff has leave 70 file nrst supple
George sealy ct al vs.. Galveston, Ia Porte
snd Houston Railroad ct a.; dismissed o!
agreement at cost OF plNlhI" AnN '1s
A. =. Ianrdon vs.. Texas star Flour Mis-
continued on AFFIDAVIT Of defendant
The admiralty docket VIII pe lakeh up
Peg, e. orders were entered this afternoon.
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on TIE liver
effects. No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 25 cents.
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IN WON THE CUP
n Some Good Shooting to
n 0.fest Bryan Heard
|, ,.s MADE TEN STRAIGHT
M. 0, Iowa Got In Eleven
y tst tl.ss : Fancy Shoot
''S = With a Rifle

January 2e.-The Sunny
sr T'l'' vent Of the big shoot,
I psiit'p s S, 500 entrance and a
a. ne t trophy, was concluded ed, to,
\. dIr'i meth ,Se three men that had a
y r' . = ~ to tie Mr.. Bryan Heard
Is nor' me cup lost bird. Mr.
so t0r 'n o,,,s Iowa, killed twenty
nis. - . n. Following is the score
To- ,hiS event:
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MAIL ORDERS

we moinfoin O fbcYcu g6lv
equipped MGH Order DspGyr
msnt for tho cenUsniencs Of
cut.of.tomH customers. EDsry
order Is coref1Hg filled and
shipped same day rsccfeed.
Take adYnnt0gs Of cur Special
Prices by fhiS conesHienf mode
Of shopping ~ ~ * n n
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Al Oakland

We; January 2s,--Results at
II, eoT H,aeF clear; track heavy.
nne ll3&. MARY Nuiiah'
~ SOhta' FlOrial Belle. 1,ime
Ti %s IA Max. Berendos.
4 ll ISSs'l9I ,i9iBil Massie, Dunblane,
Medium q a mile, selling-Ed TIL.
I'd a oS stunts, Time l:17.
"a ." sever Time 2.12 s'N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30

There are limitations Of oXIplNE. eat
none az them compare with the gen ui W.
oXfDINE cures Chills, Fevers ane III III
iarisl TROUBLES The limitations 1A4A
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Steamship ST. Nicholas Ran Aground
in Channel.
GOOD BUSINESS is DONE ON BAYOU
Census Of the Cinnamon Disclosed
Sixty-one, All Of Whom Have or Are
Entitled to Papers.
iOOD BUSINESS is DONE ON BAYOU

Galveston, Texas, January 2s-Tyhe Brit
ish steamship St. Nicholas started to sea
last evening with a heavy cargo FOR Ant
werp and is aground in the channel Just
beyond the quarantine station, The wealth
or was very foggy and this caused her to
RIM against the side OF the channel. 1t Is
believed that abe can be tioated with the
next high tide. The Darien also experienced
tsoThie IN Tho harbor here dag before yes
terdav. becoming stuck on a mud bank IN
HE channel opposite pier ~.
'The United States dredge, General c. b
Comstock. Is now working in the channel,
sba is engaged in deepening and widening
the channel in the vicinity Of Fort Point
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Prisoners Convicted.

that time possessed the required creden
tials, and they will be issued new papers.
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e,,siness on the Rsyou.

Galveston. Texas, January 29.-since the
openiag Of the present season the Houston
Direct Navigation company has brought
2eo coo bales OF cotton from Houston 70
Galveston via the Buffalo bayou route. In
oSdition TO this a large quantity OF cotton
seed products and other merchandise r., has
len conveyed here by these burges There
oro three tugs now in use on the lower
6ayon and the Galveston bay---the Juno,
mise and Nina and several other smaller
steamers on the upper bayou, Some time
$40 1t was thought that this method 81
,os-oB would he practically abandoned IN
,.Iou, NJ The fact that the Southern Pacific
now owns through line to Galveston and
also owns its own terminals mere out the
o.os+ volume of freight moving between
Honston and Galveston by water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30

SLOW fever II the most dreaded OF an
diseases of the South. o4lDiNE pfeFsoks
and curee-
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Oil NEWS.
Sour Lake Proposition Is Bigger Propo'
siton Than ieraIded.

sition nan f1ersldeu'
beaumont, Texas, January 29-Mr. John
n. Gilbert, the capitalist Of this city, VINO
is president Of the Higgins OH and Fuel
couipany, and Is also Interested IN nuunet-
Gus other enterprises IN beaumont ana
jefferson county. took occasion TO give the
newspaper boys a friendly lecture muAlhs
the following statement me pe1plc
fhrouVhout the country do not yet reallSe
what a bIg propositiOB Sour Lake Is. Inc
compapies are doing everything possible 10
develop the field and am hrmiy convinced
that there will be a future TO sur L4Ae
OF which you little dream. Ihlnk OF d
nlace nine miles from a railway and totnlIy
cut off from the outer world and yet pro
ducing n wealth and o possible tonnage
greater than ANYTHING along the lines OF
The qr.nt trunk lines. There are dhhg new
items transpiring at that place mat Would
be regarded as great scoops l"l - -
IL you happened 10 land mem gy ut M a., !,
they 20 pre- cricHliy unnouced- bach nay
fbera arc numbers Of prospectOrs and men
with the actual cash dropping INTO Sour
JaEa for the purpose of doing something
/ would ike 70 see the Beaumont pcDple
do as they did In the case OF spindle TOP
and get the best Of It For my part pre-
fer home talent.
The total shipments today went consid-
erably past the 00VO-car marx anu haKEt
vet another two days 70 20. Ihey VII
1robsblv range about BIO0 cars This Is
regarded as much larger than would nav,
been expected with the conditions on Jan
uary / as basis
Prices today are about the same ms yes
terdAy The oil market Is firm Ia tone, WIZ
SO cents as the approximate ngure AT "hlcl
oil In tanks Is selling.
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SUITS AND OVERCOATS
THE FINAL CUT-WE HAVE MET THE EMERGENCY WITH
SEDUCTIVE PRICES.

waiting for prices Suits and Overcoa to reach the
your opportunity Prices lower
Ordinarily they they but condition confrOnts
the have made the final
aIngery and for effect but deeply and for
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n'.lIo0s Of Mo,hsrs

~ lootbss0 t.asins syrup for chin.
s'si iaasn Sle child, softens the
= stc. ~ ScRhatl9n, aliays pain In
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Boys Knee Pants.

Sizes 10 80 years
Economy is here revealed in some OF its
brightest and most interesting phases.
Our regular $50 Knee Pants, in all wool,
variety of patterns, some doubled knee and
seat patent Wristbands, taped seams; 0Qc
now Demonstrations. OOC
Our regular 100 Knee Pants, in all wool,
variety OF patterns some double knee E0c
and seat, tapped seams; now ..... UTS
Regular soc Knee Pants, in wool materials,
many patterns, we'll made; 1Er
Shirt Waist Special
Mothers Friend Waists made up of most
desirable patterns in Madras, no collars;
always sold at 75c, ages az
TO a.. ......'' OOS
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81. ss',Iosds q q 2. Lsssater shipped
rs ron ~, steers to his Sopt h
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s sh1nso '"S SPECIALS
Women's pedestrian Sklrts

A very special skirt value, made OF fine
quality wool Melton, seven cores, with
tailored strap seams, decided flare, twelve
rows of stitching around bottom colors
medium gray and oxford. Regular 400
Skirt, special Friday and Sat. CT *
uraay ''.'''.... ..',,.....,.' VAsVO
Just received lot of new Prince Henry
Walking Skirts made of all wool Melton
with six bands of bias tailored straps around
yoke, sheathe front, seven cores, with the
new flare, colors light gray, castor, oxford
and black. An extraordinary c. M
offering s...s.. DUsUV
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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22

Hundreds of other articles, which lack of
space forbids making mention of this time.
Visit our Bargain Department. You will be
down there.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Bows and Girls Furnishings

Boys Jersey Sweaters worth Csc for ACC
Boys Babriggan Underwear, long sleeve shirts and
long short drawers, double seats worth 4Oc, tor Csc
Boys heavy ribbed Bicycle Hose, fast black, double
heel and toe, worth zoe, for 15c
We the largest stock of Boys Girls and Infants
Shoes in town. Come in and let US show you a few
styles. We think please you, at least we are
willing to try We warrant every pair, and will replace
any pair that does not give good service.
Boys Knee Pants worth 40c for 25c,
We going to have rousing sale of Boys Clothing
during this sale 20 per cent discount any Boys Suit
in the house will move few of them out the door, Our
trade in Boys Clothing has been good this season but
want to do more We never satisfied. There is
always possible "better."
Childrens Dresses, 25c
Our stock of Chldrens white and coloed Dresses is
complete and ready for your inspection ASK to see
those fine white organde dresses.
We carry in stock nice line of Misses white and col.
ored Shirt Waists also the only complete stock OF Misses
and Chidrens Muslin Underwear in town at prices less
than the actual cost of the material
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Mems OlOthinQ

We are not going to argue with you as to whether
not your this seasons suit shall be suit of MILLER
CLIO HING. We know you not interested in argu-
ments it's facts you want. Well the facts just these
We offer you the newest fabrics, the fastest styles, the
most upo-date cut of the garments the very best class of
skilled workmanship which nsures long and satisfactory
wear, and all that at prices that away below those of
our competitors for the same class of goods. If you
don't believe it, step in, and we'll show you All ask
is chance to let you goods
Hundreds of men have Worn and are wearing MILLER
CLOTHES If you one of them, need not tell you
how good they are. You know Our clothing trade this
season is the best had. But want to do
better We want to get MILLER CLOTHES every in
this part of the country and there good why
should not do it. Good clothing like appeals to
every man in every walk of life the society man, the
professional man, the business the mechanic, the
aboring man. in fact, every man who has desire to
look his best and it appeals particularly to the econom
cal man, the who is willing to few dollars on
his suit if he We want the chance to show you
rhe goodness of MILLER CLOTHES If we can't show you
what you want and the price not satisfactory you are
under no obligations to buy
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Dry Goods Department

Yard wide Sheeting Is yards for ST..
Ii Muslin 20 yards for ST.
Apron Ginghams, 80 yards for ST..
Caicoes 20 yards for 81.
Outing Flannels, 20 yards for ST.
Double Fold Percales, fast ooors, IL yards for ST..
Sea Island Percales finest goods made worth 1876 for
this sale lie.
~l2Hc French Gnghams, for this sale 71ac
l5c Duck Skrng for this sale 1Oc.
We have the best l0c Bleached Muslin in town. Com
pare it, if you like.
Double and twist Denim, blue or brown ounce, &c.
10 ounce Duck, 80 inches wide, zoe.
l21zc black and white stripe Duck Shifting, l0c
Pure Dress Linen for wash dresses linen busters etc.
worth Doc, for 19c
Skirting Duck, linen color, worth &c. for 25c
Straw Ticking l0c
Amoskeag Featherproof Ticking, l8c.
Renfrew colored Table Linens red tan, blue or dark
green ground, with figures of contrasting color Best
coored Damask made; worth Csc, for 48c
Table felt Padding, soft and downy, very heavy, 81
inch, 75c; o5 inch, ST..
Crystal Cord Wash Silks, worth SOC, for 33c
You must stock of Wash Fabrics. Everybody
pronounces goods the finest in town. They are
going FAST too you had better hurry the choicest
patterns will be gone.
Embroidered Pneapples in 20 different patterns worth
Csc, for this Sale &c.
This is going to be white goods season, and we have
prepared orths by putting in stock the finest line of
white dress materials to be found outside the large cities
We offering exceptional bargains in India Linons
By buying large quantity direct from the mill. we
made great price saving which is reflected in the low
figures place them at:
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Ladies' Shoes

For this sale we offer our entire $3.50 line OF Ladies'
Shoes at 81 90. -
In this line we show nearly 20 styles, vc kid, dongola
box calf kangaroo calf lace button, heavy or hgh'
soes some with extension soIes, imitation welt military
heel concave heel low heel or spring heel lou never
- '> : For his sale ST 90
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Mems SOx

Mems ropsy fast black heels and
toes The Is cent kind. For this sale III Genus
Mems fancy drop stitch hose in the new shades OF red
blue and slate. Worth IS cents.
For this sale pairs for SO cents
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And all other grades in proportion
Our White Organdies at loc and 25c are so per cent
better than similar goods sold elsewhere.
The ladies tell that our fine 66.inch Organizes at
81 and $l.25 theyard, good they asked
ST so and 81 for elsewhere.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Ladies' Handkerchief

SO dozen ladies' handkerchefs. plain hemstitched, lace
edge, embroidered edge, embroidered corners, etc The
kind you usually pay 10 cents for For this sale cents
Children'S printed border handkerchiefs cent
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Mems Pants

100 pairs of Mems pants, worsteds cheviots, cass
meres. good coors. Values up to S3oo we want 10
clean up some small lots, and offer them
For this sale at $1S4
This is splendid opportunity to get good pant cheap
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Mems NeckWedr

so dozen Mems neCkwear, in teck, four n-hand tiuo'
band bow, and hook on teck styles, all OF them new
patterns and new clean goods. Regular s. and oO cent
grades By fortunate pu chase we are abe 10 sen
IN =, For this sale at CSC
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Basement Bargains

Muffin pans, hole 10 cents
Muffin pans, IL hole. 900. ,.............22 cents
Tin pie plates inch. cents
Tin pie plates 10 inch................, cents
Milk pans cents
Wash basins. ............. .............. cents
Flour sifters ..,........ 10 cents
TWoquart measures ...............I3 cents
Nutmeg graters cent
Large size vegetable graters cents
Tin tea pots ...........Io cents
Tea steepers ............... ....Io cents
Tin tea kettles, copper bottom. 49,. so ceuts
Dust pans,...... cents
Extra Large and heavy dust pans the
old-fashioned kind ............ .........I5 cents
Dover egg beaters ..,....... ............Io cents
Folding lunch b xes, japanned 20 cents
Ten-quar tin buckets. 10 cents
Twelvequart antitrust pals, raised bot
toms, extra heavy tin .......,...........2o cents
Copper bottom wash boilers .... 80 cents
Nickel plated cuspidors so cents
Pure aluminium drinking cups. .........I5 Gems
Steel kitchen spoons, II inches long,
Tet1nned Ia cents
Granite spoons 10 cents
Granite pie plates, white enameled, extra
heavy II cents
Henis fruit and vegetable press. cents
Good whisk brooms ........I5 cents
Brass curtain rods ..,....Io cents
Six-hook hat and coat racks ............ Is cents
Tack hammers. ......... .... .5........ cents
Magnetic tack hammers 10 Gems
500 carpet tacks, needle points. ..... for cents
Wall mirrors, worth so cents, ....... 81 cents
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Saturday and Monday Bargain Sale
I'd

as the uwces
to evan
We
Com
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Mems I'm 1 erWedr

ms elastic ribbed babriggan underwear, twin needle
stitched seams throughout French neck shirts.
good so cent garment. For this sale 69c the suit
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Mems Shirts

Heavy drill work shirts, good medium coors. We'll
sewed large bodies and long sleeves. Worth SO cents
For this sale 80 cents
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Ladies' Kid Gloves

Fine quality kid gloves, all the tashLonaoe eoo.s
very nair warranted and carefully fitted by experienced
clerks. Worth SIPS For this sale VI W inc paii'
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-22
Ladies' Hose

Topsy fast black Ladies hose, seamless ana l lasr
,,rice For this sale 10c the pair
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Cloak and Suit Department

In this department make the finest showing this
season. we ever made. Never in our history have we
had many garments in stock. Never have we shown
many pretty styles. Never have carried such high
class lines, and have been able to show such
values as this Never before have we had the
line well displayed We have remodeled our cloak
department. and have given of the choicest posi-
ton in the house, to make shopping easier and
comfortable. This change and Improvement was
made for your benefit We cordially invite you to come
in and see how this department looks now. You will be
charmed and delighted at the fine showing of high class
garments.
AS extra inducement for a visit from you we make
the following offer
10 per cent. Discount on any Suit, Skirt, Waist
or Wrapper in the house during this sale.
Remember that goods all new and up to-date,
fresh from the best factories in the country All altea-
tons made free of charge
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Ladies' Underwear

Sleeveless vests, with crocheed neck ano ga cen,s
Worth cents. Foi INC
Not over 2 to one customers.
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-uppei hanIIs lie rvc ~ Aye
siniau highlands asl nla1aa ~ Aaid
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with lie exception q lie 1.e 1sps
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stand hack aprriinG axc egaHefzux
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vi. ] AMI soIiA PnIlnan trains
VIII 8inzs asaI observation ezEH-
50 EEas FalInlaa cars 10 CAl-
caeu AMI Kansas oaFist s5rnE
cars / . Chicago ana Kansas CRY aEa
T. Faglman sleeper s asIded e T1a
lad for Denver. ARRIVES L. Junra
fb connecting for Denyer
paeAla ami Colorado Springs Leaves
Tnnta 10 a. M. arriving AZ Pr
ehlo s A. n, Coi0ra1io SPRINGS s15
a Denver ssM = =. This train
does Iaeai work from Las Vegas 20
Rafoa-
Nag 8 carries both standard End
tourfst sleeping cars 90 Kansas City
and chieag5 Arrives n Junfa I0.5a
Connections for Denver Com
RADIO SPRINGS and Paeblo. Leaves =
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70 Has both standard and tour
fst sEeepprs Tor Southern California
putntsr
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uniHts Asa shrough standard sleeper
FOR Fl Pas8. Connection for Fl Pzso
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Mexico Southern View Mexico and
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lie 1a-ink and TINS LIZ rszns zresxrH
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kngiv remote. bEA WHICH AaSe tltfs
orsgln Ia The disease Of The stomach and
rs allied Organs.
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and II Is Absolutely free from opium
cocsine. and al other nzscolcs
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