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THE MOVEMENT OF STOCK.
reed'aa in the Territory Has Been
Successful.
BLACK BASS FOR TEXAS PONDS
ne u. and Il. c. WIN Stock Cr..,
with Fish-santn Fe Trims far
""''eston--rersonal Notes.

'nere has been large movement of
ca''ls from the Territory recently. on.
eouiNged by the good prices that were of
iered' but for awhile there will be a let
up on account OF decline.
W. w. Miller OF Fort Worth. general
liNe stock agent of tho Missouri. Kansas
ana Texas railway. was in the city yes
terday. lie has heen etching the stock
movement. which comes directly under his
supervision, and IS well posted on the con
di,'ohs affecting that department OF rail
ROAD work. When spoken 20 by the rail
ROAD editor Of The Post on tho subject,
MIR. Miller said:
There was more feeding In tho Terri
tory this season than ever before. rne
range was good and in the spring the
largest number OF head ever sent there
Tor grazing purposes was recorded. They
have fattencd fast The movement COM
nencod somc timo ago, u great deal earlier
than is usual, but influenced 10y two con
ditions. one was the success of the feed
ing and the other the high price at the
market. great deal has been shipped.
but recently there has been q decline which
has caused cessation OF shipments. There
are large number of young cattle vet on
the range. They VIII be wlntcrcd there. -
Mr. NJ illcr will 10 North this morning
lie is making trip oyer the road, looking
out for those interests which come under
his direction
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
QUARTERLY MEETING At wharf
TON ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
Licenses Rcncwe,i - UccommcuJn
List vi the Delegates Present.

Wharton. Texas, June ls.--Thursday af-
ternoon devotional exercises by II y, Nor
man. minutes Of the morning session read
and approved
Rey. N. Powell Was unanimously recon-
mcnded 10 the annual conference for ad
mission on trial
Committee ON Bible cause made their
report after which that On finance was
read by Mr. Thomas.
Rev. j. w. Eichwonzei. n. Powell, local
doacnns. having been examined ON the
conference course OF study. are RECON-
mended Ia the annual conference for local
elders orders
Tho licenses of the following brethren
as local preachers were renewed for the
ensuing year: George Brown. 4 V. child
crs, $, c, Brock W 5 Tomay. W. Is
Phillips. H. g. Hodges. G, w Delaney
aud j u. Randall Niis Blandin addressed
the conferences on the Woman's Parson-
age and Home Mission society Rev. w.
liladsh, Ia addressed the conference on the
subject OF church extension
Last niebt Rev Icon Sonocld OF Gal
weston occupied the pup.t al the Baptist
church and addressed large aud inter
ostod audience His sermon was clear.
forclblc aud risgant but sun like the words
OF his pivino Master, so simple that
child could understand Sach sentence, Ills
subject WAS In the language of David:
KNOW thou the knowledge ut the Father,
a business meeting was held this morn
Ing after the usual prayer The license OF
Rev TYLER as local preacher WAS renewed
for another year.
The committee report on quarterly con-
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Picnded GnI,y 10 Theft.

eoimeSnell, Texas. june iS-Arthur VIII
soa pleaded guilty In tho district court at
VIZ yvu,iiie yesterday tn having burslaIlzea
, %ha.elead Kirby's store at Chester
. s.u' Two months ago. aud was gwen TWO
III IN The penitentiary. He was recently
~ Livingston on a charge Of tho't,
,s,. nnleh he pleads guilty. the court as
,,us MS punishment at two years I'M
, - and labor. The goods taken
,s r' III" store hurglarized by him at Ches-
so,,. ana found in his possession In POLK
wy and the burglary, which was In
r,,n, county, constitute sthe two otfellsrs
n ~ MN combined term Of ionr years
,esrs He e penitcntiary. Wilson IL about 81
tos , vi native Of Tennessee. and dos
have 'yph IKE criminal. He claims to
Mo , peeh travelling with an older man
Thop prsnaded him to join in the crime.
friuI,, "uit OF Allie O'Brion against tbs
ms az and Sabine Railway company for
,ss,,v Dy damages came up this morning and
rrobahi.S Is being taken. The case viii
ros. occupy the court all day tomor-
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
The Texas Central May Be Extended
to Sabine Pass.
TO PROSPECT FOR PETROLEUM
A Dallas Company WIN soon Ucuiu
4" Sink Wctis--tathOttc Communal
cants-Notc~ aud Personals.

beaumont, TeSaa June lS.-~A prom,ncn,
citizen of Beaumont spon, "Wednesday in
Houston and informs The Post correspond
ent that while In the Bayou City he had
tho pleasure OF meeting and conversing
With Mir, Charles Hamilton general iuau-
aser OF tho Texas Central railroad AZ 10
well known the Texas Central is ono OF
thu railroads that has been looking toward
Sabine Pass as a deep water outlet and
few wccks ago the owners very positively
announced that In the event the lcgisa.
lure Erantcd them permission TO absorb
the Waco and Northwestern the road would
To extended 10 beaumont and Sabine Pass.
In tho coursa OF their conversation tho
leaumontcr says that General Manager
Hamilton stated very plainly that the
Texas Central people had not abandoned
the idea of building TO SabiuV rASs The
situation as explained by Mir Hamilton is
thus; "Ownuts OF the Texas Central do
not intend permitting the i,da remaining
as is az present. the line merely running
from Ross. IN McLonnan county, To Al
BABY, Ia Shackclford county They want
To sell lud Nit {. +. Huntington rs u
prospective buyer " Mr Huntington buys
the Sabine Pass eStoislon viii probably
hc unnecessary, ms the Texas Genital and
thc Waco and Northwestern viii be- con-
solldRt"d with the Houston aud Texas Cen
tal, aud will thereby have an outlet at
either Sabine Pass New Orleans or Gal
weston. II Mr. Huntington du,a not buy the
Texas Central Will he extended 10 SABINE
pnsA I"
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
A FINE OurLonk ~ JACKSON Am
VICTORIA.
The Two Counties Expected TO Fro
d"ec Thirty Thousand buics of
Cotton This season.

Edna. Texas. Iune ls-rhu Post GORE
spondcnt within the last ten days has made
a tour OF Jackson and Victoria counties and
counties aud can tru,hgully etatc that he
has never seen In either of the counties as
much fine land in cultivation as many
good farm houses. as many new cotton
gins. as many conteuiod farmers with SO
many fine babies. Tho crop outlook In
these counties was never better, the cotton
crop Of the Two counties is expected to
reach at least 10000 bales.
san Diego Texas, Juno "a The cotton
crop In this county Is looking fine. The
prospects arc tiattcrIng far the largest cot
ton crop to he raised this year hat was
ever raised in Duyal couuty The cotton
rs fun OF hollis al this writing and great
many fields of cotton viii begin to open
within the next week This county expects
to gin their first bale Of cotton hy the 2ath
OF this month. There has been very little
OF no complaint about cotton worma this
season. There viii be- lalso corn crop
raised this year IN this county.
Taylor. Texas, June n J. V hartley
exhibited cotton stalks here yesterday 10
show how the recent hail aud wind has
served crops in hit section. The stumps
Of cotton stalks exhibited were from
twelve 10 eighteen Inches long and were
entirely stripped of cover and stems
though some of them had hegnn To- surout
again. He had TO ruIlant 100 acres of
cotton aud replantod fitiy acres OF corn
In cphon.
Hostuky. Texas, juno &c THE cotton
crop is enormous IN THIS portion of The
couniy. Old men say that they never saw
a better prospect Tor cufu aud grain aud
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Notes aud Personals.

w, T. Turner OF the Yandaiia went North
yesterday after visit to Galveston.
IL, W. Downey, general agent of tho
Maple Leaf. Is on a business trip to Dallas.
Tho pay car OF the International and
ireat Northern railway will reach this city
Monday.
l.. j. PARKS. assistant general passenger
agent OF The Southern Pacific will leave to
night for Nashville,
Engineer Converse and Conductor Vine
Sard OF tho lnternationA aud Grea, North
ofh arc attending court in the city.
w. W. Miller. general live stock agent OF
ina Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway,
was In the city yesterday.
Two trains woll loaded. se.t via the hay
shore last night for La Vorle to enjoy tho
festivities ON Sylvan beach.
j, c. Gregory, formerly division supcrin-
tendent OF the International and Great
northern was in the city yesterday.
Colonel J. c. Andrews. Southwestern mas
senger agent of the Southern railway, left
last night for business trip to New Or
leans.
T. G. Rady. the newly appointed division
superintendent Of the International and
Great Northern railway. was in liN city
Yesterday ana spent the day going over the
yards.
Auditor George Kidd OF the Houston and
IcNas Central railway left yesterday for
thicaEo. Boston and New York He will
meet his daughter. Miss Mary, who has been
attending school in Boston, and return
homo with her
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OrR ugc.

Orange, Texas, June ls.--Jamcs H. scar
gent. tie new postmaster, rec, lNeu ms
Commission from Washington today ana
VIII take charge of the ofilce tomofro"
Rev NJ. Lloyd, NJ. A.. rector Of lt9',e'
say college, Canada. has been hoi''uh
Mission services at ST, Pants chnrch III
tbs city for c,eral days this week rec
Turing on the history of The church.
AT tho Christian church revival services
Lave been held by the pastor. Elder j. -
oo!e' assisted by Elder Frank lanehart
Louisiana. The services have been wen
Hlehdad and considerable interest createu'
orange lodge No. 2Sl Benevolent FRO
fc'ivs Order Of Elks, held an enthusiastic
meeting last night and put the horns ON
marry Field, oftra manager Of the lutohrr
MOOR. Moore Lumber company, and George r.
nii'is, the travelling representative OF
e,srk Bros, belmont. n, Y.
lhe ting ] V. Guillotte towed me
parges Lois r. and Hercules 10 sno'h"
r nv today loaded with lumber the Nor
,ues for the steamship Egr'moni 'as'i',
~ ron The Bancroft Lumber company ana
w LOIS 7. Tor the steamship Pedro. from
a. Glmar's
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ton thinks' knows that women shudder q
me Thought OF the embarrassing s'examis
hauons upon which nearly all doctors II.
sist Rather thnn undergo these they suf-
fer In silence. Tho husband should inter-
fcfe with HIS knowledge that these exam.
nations are very generally unnecessary.
Ho should send for pr. riercc's Common
Sense Medical Adviser IL doesn't coat 4
cent now--it used 10 cost 81 so copy. Il
contains zoos pages and over 300 iiiustra~
uons. II tells a woman all about i,r.relf
aud how to treat herself. II tells how to
care Tor and treat the childrna. Fer 4
rspcr-c0vared COPY send II one-cene
stampr To cover cost Of mailing only. to
the Worlds Dspensary Medical Associa- j
ton, Buffalo. N, Y. French cloth binding
10 cents more. Tho 'rayorlte Prescription"
Is for sale bv all competent druggists and
those who ara honest win not Try TO yet
YOU TO takc some inferior Substitutes
In letter TO pr. Pierce. MIR. G. A. Nc
Donald Of No. iaS North Chestnut street,
Los Angeles. Cal. ssys. AT Junction City,
ON the Oregon and California railroad,
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Chamberlain OF lsrtes. Pike county. Mo-.
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ferl That the medicino was all that saved
my llfn was not able 10 do any work,
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TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
Texas nuiIdinG Has uren completed
mud Ii Ready 10 Dedicate.

Nashville. Tenn. June l6.-Thongh
there were no special events sci 'o' 'o'A'
there was a good Attendance upon the er-
position and an excellent attendance to-
night.
Tomorrow viii be essentially devoted 10
music aud half dozen concerts, .ndihs
with fireworks and an illustrated coneerl
al tho auditorium at night
This Texas building. reproduction OF me
tanoua Alamo. il completed. and Vt may be
fot.rnnljy on.nnd during next week.,
President John W. Thomas has received
from President mckinley letter express
ms measure resulting from his rec sni yiait.
al tho request II Governor Johnson Of
Alabama. Alabama Day will be sst Tor sep-
teIuber 70.
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Rockdsle, Texas, June ls'-MF' h''''
Tricc general superintendent ana NV
turner general freight agent OF the inter
national and Great Northern rallIoan,
npanoroned by Mr. Homer Eads, srhsfa'
aren't at San Antonio. stopped on Tor y
%hort time here yesterday aud MADE hrieI
cails man many of the cily's pro,n,nont
hnsln.ss men. Mr. ERds was raiser he'r'
rbo town Is proud q him ana s'sn -
note that In the changes made IN We r n,'n
aecment Of the intefha,"ia' ""
Northern he is SIN retained
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DIED UNDER THE KNIFE.
Given ChI0roforn,, which Caused
Heart Failure and Death.

neufI bntsure muu Ofhsh.
corsIcana. Texas, June Is,--Parker Tar-
rer, who short time since injured his foot
by cutting it with an AK, today undertook
10 undergo an operation for the removal Of
a deeaying bone. which WAS giving much
trouble. lie secured the services Of Drs s.
W. Johnson. Clay johnson and william
Pannill. They placed him under the influ-
eDee OF chloroform and proceeded with The
operation When the operation had been
completed. and before being dressed, the
physicians undertook 70 revive the patienks
when they found that no Was paesinx aways
They used every method Of medical aciepee,
but TO no avail. and 10 short while ~
was pronouneed dead. death having renulto4
from heart failure while under ths intlNv3
ence OF clIlor0form.
Tarrer leavse wife and numbsl r.
relatives. WIN resids y Chstfisle, ~!
county. where The remains were takea -
burial
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vices led by Rev. 7. Loo Rippcy of Sui

vices led by Rev. 7. Loo Rippcy of Sui
phnr Springs.
The next meeting will he held at Garis
In June, 1898. The following officers were
elected; President. u u, Emerson OF
Sherman: first vice president. =. T. tcw.
is oi Forney: second vice president. Miss
Noriue Woodbridge NJ gainesville; third vice
president. Miss Moss Richardson OF Parts:
SECRETARY, u u, Williams OF Grceuville,
executive committee, A. W, Culiom of
Dallas, ]. NJ. Terry OF Bonhnm. IL. II.
Nalscll OF Decatur.
The conference has Isl leagues and a
membership OF GGaG.
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cArnollc coMMnNlcANre

AZ st Louis catholic church last Sun
day morning RoY Father Ice officiating,
the following class OF hoys and siils took
their first communion MiAb.s Daisy i'rim,
Noue Broussnli Ne,u, SAlNAseio hEnca.
Mary and Msrgarot sherman, ONE blau-
ghetto. Mary GaYin. Masters James
Shields. Percy Butts Julian and Theodure
flanohettc John Dohory John Spledcr
Iycy l'aaai Howard, Louis md Perry
HrouEtAfd Al tho aalne service Misses
Katie sheidA and Easter Jones renewed
their communion,
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,OLoUEp TEACHERS.
IN. prinripnis' Division 10 Meet IN
Wn.o Tu.shny, June ~.

Waco Texas. June Is. Following rs Tho
programme Of the fourth annual session OF
the principals division of the rolored
Teachers association. 10 meet Ut "aNo'
June ~
Tho officers Of the association arc frcHl-
aent r. ". GROSS Victoria, first vice pres
,iont. H. s. THOMPSON. Dallas: second
yico president. w a. Peete. Tyler Deere
iary. II. g. FRY. Austin, treasurer. N. w
Harllee. Dallas
u 80 u. m.
Music. prayer by Rev. G. X. Bryant,
music
iorney Walker. for the public schools, IT,
~ williams. Hesponses North Texas |
AZ Terrell Fort Worth. East Texas, ".
A. peetc. Tyier West Tukns. W IL. Pas
son. Austin. South Texas, w, j. Mccann'
Wharton,
school
Function and scope Of DisrIriae'-A
paper by A. J. Moore, principal OF the h'gh
school Waco. discussion, W. u IaylDr
Dallas General discussion. Enrolment
u membrrs
Tuesday afternoon. 3 y, m. TO q 30 p m;
Music. PRAYER by Rev. !. r. Howard
Music
Addresses Professor e. T. Alexander
superintondcnt Il city schools, Waco, ana
Dr George Winston. president OF the State
Music.
ROUND TABLES.
Child STUDY ns Basis OF Pedagogy.
Conductor Il L. Blacksbear. principal Of
Prairie view state normal.
The Feelings" Conductor. l.. G. An-
dcrson. principal Of the high school. Aus
lin.
Enrolment of new members and election
Of officers.
TUESDAY evening. . u. m. TO II p. m;
Music. PRAYER by Rev. James A. bsn-
mis- Music.
The Function of o Professional .soimal
in Onr Educational Syntcm" paper by Al,
u. Broyles. professor OF mathematics rraI-
rle View gtate normal. Discussion. q. A.
Coffin. Tyler. General discussion
Installation OF officers.
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smi'hvilic, Texas. June i7.--Much inter-
est is being manifested in the protractcd
meeting being carried on here by Rev,
Motohls, an evangelist OF the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church and the pastor. Rcy
j Nj Renick, The meetings are be,nr
heid under the liveoak grove at tho mouth
7" galley creek. and are attended AT each
service NV very large congregations MANY
nave protcssod religion aui a large NAM
Der has promlsed to live hniirr llyr,
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SI,.,A'e' Texas. June 1s.-M.ssrs.
,srsa coffieid are having erected
MIR ''h store houses on Main street.
lsllss n when completed. vii, add mater
Nj M y, 70 the busine IS portion of the town.
BY TIL evidence of faith Ia the future
ftassur,s nseIprising firm has had a most
eject on other business men.
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DIDN'T HAVE 2 CENTS.
TRIED TO STEAL ACROSS a TOLL
BRIDGE,
Man Ran ~" Mas shot Down
md Is iiIed.

III paso. Texas. June rs. After O'Clock
this morning Mexican was shot and killed
on the street car bridge by bridge guard
On the Mexican end of the bridge ihn
poor fellow killed did not have the cents
with which to nay bridge toll and ran IRON
The officer. who shot and Killed him,
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Auditor spapgle OF the railroad commits
sion Of Texas. who has been engasea TOT
,svnrsl weeks In checking the local 'feight
,,,,os n, the Houston and Texas Central
railway. left yesterday for Austin. y IS
understood he has been called N i"r con
-, ,nads Viii be commenced AT once. There
a. little information to he gaiaed regarding
nj. character OF work.
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no sopply FARMER. with seed.

Temple. Texas, June ia movement
\ rs put on 100; yesterday by some OF the
leading merchants Of Temple 10 supply tho
renter farmers OF Bell county who had
their corn crop Destroyed BY the recent
bah a sufficient suppl, OF corn TO tide
them over tho season. A handsome sum OF
money was raised for this purpose " .
abort time.
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COAI RATES HEARING.
The Commission Gives Notice 4" the
Interested Roads.

Austin. TeNas. Jane lS-The ra'lr""a
commission today issued notice to the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande, tn. Chicago itocN
island aud Texas. the Gulf, Colorado ana
santa Fe tho Texas and Pacific the IeNhh
Central, the Weathcrford Mineral Wells
and Northern and all other parties inter
csted that it will on July take up ana
consider the matter of rates on coal from
bridgeport, Thurber, Srrawn and Rock
Great to stations on Fort Worth and Rio
Graule
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Mt. Vernon. Texas. juno ~ rh, Meth
odist district conference convened here las,
night large number of delegates ut, I'm
Attendance and others are expected.
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sauna r.,. sunday service.

Tomorrow the Santa Re viii sell iieke's
- Galveston at rate Of 81 on trains lesv-
ing Houston at Z q. m. 500 a. m. s;oa =.
!, and 1850 p. m. The "seaside Special
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Nnrth Texn. Er,Ynrih Lcngne.

Dallas, Texas. june is.IFhe North
Texas conference Of tho Epworth League
closed tonight with sermon by Rev. j.
II. Block Of Parts and conservation ser
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Addresses on "Hissinns." W0ninn's
work" and "Jnpnn."

CIoburne. Texas June IS The address OF
welcome TO the woman's Missionary society
was delivered by Mrs. W, l.. Baird OF Gle
bnrne Mns. wills of Weathertord read the
rosnonee.
Mrs Mussett. conference secretary, doliY-
cred an address on missions. She said that
tho average contribution per anDum by the
members Of this society WAS 81, while the
average yearly contribution OF Methodist
church members Is lcss than - cents per
capita
Ray H. A. Bourlapd followed with an
address on womau'B work. He eulogized
women: said the first missionary society
in England was organized at the home OF
Widow Wallase; the first convert IN Eu-
rome was woman
Adjourned 10 meet tonight, whom Mr.
Shosuke OF Toxic, Japan, lectured on japan.
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Hundreds Of Thousands have been In
duced 10 try chsmbcrlaln's Cough Remedy
by reading what II has done for others. aud
having tested It's merits for themselves are
today It's warmest friends. For sale by all
druggists.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL,
THE LAwLoR-RATES s2ro AND !3M
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

pRRiEfch
r. G. Golishorough. Ennis. Texas. Y.
Rxson sherman. j. \. Hamilton, Whar-
ION w n. Fitzgerald. Houston; y. n.
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