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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-07-19

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The greatest menace to woman's per-
manent happiness in life is the suffering
that comes from arrangement of the
feminine organs.
Many thousands Of women have realized
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-07-19

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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-07-12

En- "farmare-elevator" som skall
rymma $4,000 bushels spanmal, haller
pa att uppforas i Cummings, N. D.
Till asylen for sinnessjuka 1 James.
town, N. D., sandes harom dagen en- II
ar gammal man vid namn H. G. Hill
fran Erie.
En- blcykelfabrik har anlagts Lis
bon, N. D.. och fabrikationen af det
moderna fortskaffningsmedlet har re-
dan paborjats.
Hills gxster. Cirka so farmare fran
Thompson, Grand Forks CO., besokte
m&ndags jordbruksskolan Fargo, N.
D., inbjudna af president ]. Hill.
SvArt skadade blefvo under en- aktur
den 4 juli John Dahl fran Central City,
8. D., och hans hustru och barn, deri-
genom att hastarne folio sken med
den pafoljd, att de akande valdsamt
slungades marken.
0r6dan ser bra ut trakten af Bis
marck, N. D., i ar. Mycket regn har
fallit. H0skorden synes blifva ovanligt
riklig. Arbetet Or nu paborjadt jern-
vagen mellan Bismarck och Slaughter,
N. D. Den vantas blifva fardig host.
AT fera tecken att donna kommer myc-
ket arbete att utf0ras Bismarck ar.
Sorglig olyckshandelse. En- ung
qvinna vid mann Lima Olson, anstald i
angtvatteriet Fargo, N. D., var harom
dagen utsatt for olyckan att "a ena ar
men indragen en- mangel. Den foro-
lyckade fordes till EFT hospital Moor
head, Mimi, och vid der foretagen Ia
misunderstanding befans armen .vara
sa lila tilltygad, att den maste ampute-
ras vid armbagen. Den stackars fickan
uppgifves 81 ega nagra anhoriga
Fargo.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-07-12
-nyheter.

En- ny tysk 'uth. kyrka. som upp-
forts Taylor S. D., invigdes f0rliden
s0ndag.
Big Stone Lake Interstate Chautau-
qua haller sin forsta arliga session i
Simpson, -parken vid Milbank, s. D, den
14-31 innevarande, ,manad.
AT en- haftig askstorm hemsoktes
trakten af Valley City, N. D., forliden
onsdag Blixten slog ned advokat
Raulsons stall och d6dade en- dyrbar
hast.
Omfattande f6rberede!ser vidtagas
redan for Observation-Disclosures i
Yankton, S. D., host. I summarizing
med utstallningen hallas ett farmare-
institut och stt boskapsuppf0dare kon-
vent.
En- flskod.;.; .sstation later regering-
en- uppfora q John ohnsons egendom
Spearfsh, 8. D: s;Byggnaden blir far
dig i dagarne. Fiskynglet, som har
kommer att odlasse skall utslappas
strommarne Blaek Hills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
HOUSTON DAILY POST: TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 49, 1893
THE BUYING WAS LARGE
Was Confined TO a Limited Number Of
Stocks.
FEDERAL STEEL THE LARGEST FACTOR
Railroads showed Some strene'"'
hut Manhattan Was Dragged be-
low Saturdays Close

New York. June 12.-There was evidence VI
large buying by powerful financial interests
in a limited number OF stocks and manlpuia-
ton to advance prices ia the stock marKet
today. speculation otherwise was in some
what ouieseent state There was buyinS OF
Federal steel. which went up nearly points
and closed at the top. There was some sent
mentality shown in other steel stocks Amer'-
can steel and Wire responding late in tue
dav ON covering shorts. but none OF the
eains in the group we're well supported anu
Brooklyn Transit shared It's strenstn WIN
METROPOLITAN and Manhattan. This group IL
New York traction stocks showed the e.
fects of realizing from time to time dur'ns
the day aud Manhattan was dragged o-''"
last nights close by It's own weight GfahE-
ers we're taken w at one time 81 Faui "a
the lead. but did not retain all Of the gam a1o
in some instances more than lost II Coale1
we're well sustained sugar huctuated up anu
down curing the whole day, but always aIoNe
saturQays Icyei 1t rose at one time poIA''.
nul lost II ali before the close. Inere Wd2
no eylcence OF outside dama13 10 Keep I.e
market up and the group showed l.seH dHect-
ed by the heavy tone OF the ioreigu stock 81
cutupe ON account OF political dlequlet. Inc
announcement OF the resignation ot tA@
French ministry helued the late reaction III
prices The market Tor railroad bonds was
dull and slugAisn and changes we're mixed
Total sales, Sz,5O0,00y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
Ehnn summer Norlnal.

Edna. Texas, June 12.-The Edna s4i-
mer normal begins on the IAN Oh W.
months ad a good attendance is eSp''s'
Prof. Edelen has made arrangements !
have Ex-Governor R. B. Hubbard fl0l !
B. Halstead of the State unlveIslls -, !.
Prof. w. T. Noblett of Angleton 70 a'"' !.
a lecture each to the normal du''ns :"
term. .. IN MI
Miss Mamie suggs, teacher ~. - II
Edna High school for the past se'' T.r,s
Saturday for her home at MiliU,u ..,., re-
Miss Lucille Houston OF Wna'"4 4
turned home Saturday 80, /. her
Miss Bertha Westhofi oil Ouei'
visiting relatives. o,ars. vas I
Representative Teagle OF oians ,ss h.
Edna on business day or Two 'u' I
week. n me brit
Contractor Bailey has begun 'DV ~ !,
work on tire Egg store builails i, j5h
lust finished a two-story orioA
TraVlCr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
InAn.- .nA.nra

! I0UiYI NdIUIEdI
/ Rc'ohmaGKs, CONNER
Cial. M DAYS ......... 9i9s 949s
Bankers ...,............4 S5ie-@. iSp2-2,
. Commercial 60 days A Si4-lz 4.SjA-ia
Spinuers, 60 days. 4 .S4% 50 4iS44-S5
/ Francs, commercial,
so days ..............-5. 1875 -5,l9as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
CoRSICANA OIL.
Shipments of Refined During May
Were Nery Largc

corsicana. Texas, June 12-some com
mercial importance may be attached to the
oil industry Of Corsjcana regarding reg.
ular shipments OF refined oil from this
point
During the month Of May the J. 5. Guilt
nan Pipe Line company shipped out from
the Corsicaua refinery l42 carloads OF re-
hnei oil TO different distributing points
IN ms aud other States. This does NOT
include numerous shipments in broken lois
nor does Il, include the shipment of crude
OIL for fuel and other purposes which are
made al regular intervals
Estimating 10000 pounds Of freight TO
the car. l42 cars would carry Tonnage
Of nearly 100000 pounds thus handled 5y
the railroads from this plant alone
APpfoNimaiing 5000 gallons to the car
s51'OOg salons would result which II
Placed at 10 cents Nr GALLON would
amount TO cash consideration NJ az 'ooo
for the month OF May. VI S0''-oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

May until August shipping melons trtr
the gulf to the great lakes Mr. ]. H.
Jones is native of Georgia-that Eupln
Southern State, that has so much cOntris-
uted to the development OF Texas, by giy,
ing us some of her most enterprisng mel
He attends to local management and ho'.
ticultural affairs, and both holds, hin
self. and drives
They have already had many gcs,,s q,
fers for their crop, but prefer to dea ..
rect with the market. Their products VII
come in just as the Texas coast count!
shipping closes, and before the MORT
Texas section is ripe.
With an ideal climate, rainfall IN a.
most perfect proportions and rich, hla
vial soil, at from IS to S rent, or 80 Z
$50 purchase price, the way out Of i'0s'
cotton or the Mexican weevil pest u 10
far to seek.
Besides, while the one crop is made a.
marketed in about one-third OF yaaE u
other takes all of a hard and prcblenau
three thirds.
And, again, the cant-get out,ci-'oto
pretext. that there is no certainty ..
cash market for anything else, no l'nss
holds. for a planter may sell d., w Z
crop before be even pitches y via u
seed for planting advanced as oonus'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
A MONEY cRor.
Four Hundred Acres Of Melons Near
san Felipe.

y
san Felipe,
San Felipe Texas. June 1.-Two and a
half miles from here in the noted rich Bra
EOS bottoms is a practical revelation Of
crop diversifcation. Mess-s. Smith and
Jones are the enterprsng propretors-
Through courtesy o. DIT. J. S. Davidson.
who himself has 1000 acres in cotton just
above here, The Post correspondent put
in half a day trying 10 take in this big
melon patch.
Mr. j. Il Jones was in the field at work
with ten darkies pulling IN weeds IN,
pleasantly quit his work to give detailed
notes OF his business
Inc late freeze in February put every
thing behind time, As il is, taey have al
ready Slapped 1000 baskets of Engllsh meas
ana inc same amour, OF beans, ana are
I'm slIpPI1s Deans \ large quantity o.
E@u4sAes' Deels ana cucumbers have gone
20 market. On the same land nlanfal
1 IN peas and beans. between rhe r1',+
We're planted cantaloupas, SO thar when tne
loFineF went out the latter came in. In all
/ lhey nave in cultivation fifty or sixty
/ acres OF cln,a!oupes OF tae Ro.ky Fo-d
variety BY the 18th OF this month thsy
WIN ne8in shipping watermelons by ex-
Z press.
Three hundred and fifty acres of water
ne!ohs Is sight to behold" Every
'nlns about this place betokens energy
ana lntelligence It is a night right now
/ win the big Brazos weeds and cr1b grass
out sharp hoes brawny arms and Ina
proved machinery are making things lool,
NE well kept garden. They viii bsrin
shipping watermelons about july / They
are making arrangements with the KATY
management to ship one train load Of ten
cars day Just think OF ito GOO water
pateh ''0''' Gus
Dewey on the Missouri Kansas and
IeHas railroad, is simply a local habita,
Iion and name, torty-fve miles from
houston Here they have built large
warehouse for storing watArmelons AMI
the Wells-Fargo Express company has ar
agent on the ground. D' -
The firm OF Smith & Jones. from busi
ness basis is well composed Mr. Hugh
NJ. smith, from one Of the Dakotss he
lore he came 10 Texas, is an expert shlp
per Besides his personal interes, in Xxi
! eoneern he has continual employment from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
CHALLENGE THE STATE,

A baseball club has been organized
among employees of the Texas Tram, Reli-
ance and Beaumont Lumber companies and
this afternoon they authorized The Post
correspondent TO challenge any picked nine
in the State TO play game in this city en-
July A. This challenge does not apply to
semi professionals or regularly organized
baseball clubs, but to any nine men mat
may be selected from the industrial, con =
mercial or railroad offices in any city IN
the State Mr.. Leroy, bookkeeper for the
Texas Tram and Lumber company, Is the
proper party to be addressed and the par
ties who accept the challenge will be as
sured a pleasant day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
NEWS BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
IuNE TERM OF THE DISTRICT
COURT IS BEING Held.
~,.ro Died from Effects of IA Wound
Inflicted by Deputy
sheriff.

Beaumont, Texas, June 1O.-The Jeuer'
son county district court began its June
term this morning with docket of over
200 civil and number of criminal cases
Judge West, in opening court, announced
to the lawyers that it was his intention tc
do business
Following is the grand jury impaneled
L. L. Bacon, foreman; Guy W. Junker,
Edgar Andrews, Louis Bordages, J. j..
Burrell w. r. Caswell, John Collier, Perry
Hargraves. D. l.. Stump, L. B. Pipkin,
Uriah Johnson and John Love.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
SCHOOL GENIUS.

The parties appointed by Mayor Wheat
to take the census of the children within
the scholastic age completed their lahcrs
Saturday afternoon The census takers
made a vigorous and persistent effort TO
get every name, but they were handl-
capped. AS completed. the census shows
a total of SIS white and AGA colored chill
dren. The total Is 1916. as against V02 In
1898. which gives an increase of i02 for
1889 The census covers the corporate linn
It's as designed by the special charter.
The increase within the old corporate limit
Is about POO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
CnIdNeIi cuttings.

Caldwell. Texas, June lz-@s !,
Farmer and Mrs. West of TINS p'', N,
turned this morning from BFenl,~ nd
they attended the funeral of Mo
who died on the nth instant
Miss Fora Sanders who has O''- ,. :,
civ several DAYS visiting TeltM ,.s
turned TO her home in has neess FILED
Rev. I. b. Gordon oil pou ah lat rlsl
pulpit at the Methodist Gnu Wilson q
Late Saturday night Joni issd in a
another negro became inyole lssS.iol.ly q
ficulty in which Wilson was III and Z
tffe-frffe entering the lett SUI
tending about Ave inches
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
Now YORK ,cutnre..

february ....,.,. 5.75-16 a.ll.IS 5000
March ............ b.7s-l9 5.SV-o4 s.ts-es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

little damage has been done in this county
In consequence of the late rise.
Rain is badly needed and II is feared tina,
the corn crop will be. especially short in
the southern part OF the county
Judge Teichmueller feft yesterday for
Bellville, where he goes to hold court.
John Loessin and Sam Kennedy returned
from Chickasaw, |. T., last night, where
they took eleven cars OF cattle Few days
ago. 49,,
George f. Lenert retualed rom Victoria
Yesterday afoer an absence of few days
on business.
Henry G. schumacher returned from
Beaumont yesterday,
Miss Lottie Moore returned home from
Columbus. where she has had music class
during the past session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
DIED FROM THE WOUND.

Cal Wilson, the negro who was shot in
the leg by Deputy Marshal Breach last
Thursday afternoon, died from the effect
of the wound and was buried today Fri
day the county physician amputated the
negros injured leg and Saturday and yes
terday indications for recovery were ia
vorable Last night he began sinking aud
died The negro was at the county ward
in the Sisters hospital. The grand jury
being IN session, no complaint has been
made AGAINST Deputy Marshal Breach
Wilson was shot while endeavoring TO es-
cape arrest on warrant charging swim
ding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
in THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information Of the Leading FIX
changes Of the United States.
AMERICAN SPOT MARKETS ARE UNCHANGED
Futures Are stendy with slight
Cain over the Close Of
Saturday.
otnce OF The Post.
Houston. Monday. June u.


The American spot markets we're inactive
today, ell closing steady a, unchanged pr.ees.
The sales at New York we're about $40 bales
in eNeess Of saturday. while New Orleans fell
shor, about aoo0 bales. At Houston ANA Gal
weston there we're no sales. The Liverpool
spot market closed steady 1852 OF with sales
OF 10000 bales, Of which 1880 were Ameti-
can.
The tone Of the future markets was quiet
and steady. Fer several days there has been
no pereentihe change beyond huc'uatlon
Of to points either VI or down aud gen
eral inclination 20 sell stocks.
Liverpool opened steady. ruled steady and
closed steady l,s-32 higher than saturday
There was a tendency 10 sell June aud June
July, to buy JulyAugust and TO s3ll other
months with the exception Of Apfii-May.
which were buying months.
New Orleans opened quiet and steady at
Saturdays closing prices and closed quiet
and steady to points w
New York opened steady l 20 ? points over
SATURDAYS closing ruled quiet AID steady al
sane figures and closed STEADY 1 point over
the opening and makiuc total ro.u over the
elise Of Saturday OF 20 3 POINTS.
New York june les. Munn Son d Co.
say OF cotton The opening was steady at
point advance ou satisfactory cables Tor
srots-sag~---oo 39 bales advanced slightly o1
some Liverpool. snd export buying. but th'
market was very dun and narrow and closed
steady. at s points net advance from sailr
day
The crop condition Is considered, on account
O. recelt rains. very much improved, Wh.l
OF the other hand reports from the textile
HrAa Ear nd .f nd FI IF HfFU .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
No pnmagc pone b' the ne. cOlt

Wharton, Texas, June lz o,s ID
is still rising, having registers N, VI
last night. but as yet no mar .,alisr u
done to farming lands ., iIr the "a
struction of the lands aal Inn. bends, e,
OF the Colorado, it's numerous ID By ~
fees and valleys, surIISD nrotsStic'
forms a natural BARREL, rS 81 liver hss ?
farms near the banks Inc Z, $50. apd
rise RE, now now is so gradual that cached 7
the limit will soon river are sn ,
ravines running into ln usys adjonins
ing up. and the low Vai'''
banks are flooded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
Warrenton Uo,,

Nafrenton' Texas June 11.-savara
camp No 7ls, woodmen of the world
a. 'n1s place will hold their regular meet.
ing next Saturday, June H.
Round Top and oldenburs are maxim,
pleparauons to celebrate the Fourth ~
Suty Ia their usual patriotic stvle ard
promise an enjoyable time 10 ali Who nav nav
attend this time honored celebration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
GLORIOUS RAIN

MIR 5. Bisham, rice farmer from the
Taylor bayou neighborhood reports that
before he left home magnificent, ground
soaking rain fell at his place and at ths
time indications We're that the entire FAY
lor bayou rice farming district was being
refreshed with a doynpour from the
clouds. This is the first rain that has Wis
tied that section for several weeks and
conditions We're getting serious with the
rice farmers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13

New Orleans. June l2.-The New or ans
live stock exchange reports: Receipts
Cattle. SG1, calves and yearlnGs ga hogs,
49, sheep. ioz,
sales-Carlt 20l: calves and yearlings. S2s,
hess II sheep 33S
On hiud-CaUle. 4o5. calves and yearlinga,
44l. hogs p, sheep. 800
Beeyts. sufficient supply; strictly choice.
49,, COWS ana he,ers, ample supply
choice, S4Gi calves and yeartngs plentiful
market dull; choice. 3AQ44. Choice mut,ons
~. toGs-Choice corn. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
shipmcnt. of Potatoes.

Denton. Texas, June li,--several car
loads OF Irish potatoes have been shipped
from Lewlsville in this county, and show
from the results that the venture was a
paving one on seven acres Sl6O worth
was raised yet owing 10 the drouth the
average yield was about sixty bushels
less than was expected,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
MARINE NrELLIGENon.
Port OF galveston, June Il.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

ARRIVED
SIS Alamo, Hlx New York
SIS Elizabeth Rickmers. koermann, Bremen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
DROWNED THE CATgRP1LLARs.

Mr. Lem viterbo of Viterbo Bros, ex-
tensive rice farmers, returned yesterday
morning to Galveston, where at present
he is making his headquarters. MIR. vi
terbo says the damage to his rice by cater
pillars Is not so great as he at first feared
He visited his farm last Friday and with
pumps Hooded all Of the cuts in which the
oaterpillars had made their appearance.
with the result that they We're drowned
out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
1nrn chnrIes Local''

Lake Charles, La, June - - Tbs 2
a prominent and old resiasa, ibis "
died at his home IN uoosr, spsagsi
non. He was for many year, h St
business in this city He Sa1 lad
father of the Laoesse "a citizens
well known to all our on he insonl.'ie
X. Hale, brakeman on n,,,shurg ana !,
cal Kansas City caughs ass,
freight rain. today was ,te chsr'es :. !
the water plug in the Las ard ss5e'
and pulled from the CA ,n;uri,s ~
mashed and bruised. his ~
fatal,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The BulliSh Government Report influences
The Opening Market.
SELLING WAS VERY HEAVY FOR AWHILE
the Market Brol<e--Onts Strong
and Advanced.

Chicago. June 12.--wheat today made the
best prices around the opening 1t was near
the bottom at the close and declined h9Ac.
Corn lost %c. oats were strong and advanced
Mc Provisions closed unchanged to 2]4c
higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
KANSAS CITY

Kansas CITY, June T. Misunderstanding.
1895 Texans, 5ll. market strong on all good
stun steady on all others; steers. hIavy,
s.. 0oGj-o. medium, 4I0g5l2i2 Ight, 4.2j0
so. Texas steers 50a4 50; Texas COWS, 500
ai05, native COWS and helfers 'Odi -,
stoDkors and re dcrs. 3,15d4 %. h-lis Slfr
90 Nogs-Rcce!pts, 5000, market weak u
lowe bulk Of sales, 360T5.10; heavy. 62M
d3T5. packers S.60qS7O mixed, 8556S ~.
neht 3aop5.65 Workers, S.5od3t5i pigs, S4i
63 6O Shoep- Receipts. 1000. market strong
llmbu, 'N00Sto clipped muttons. a4O4
4SN. stockers and feeders, l75d3.25; culls.
l.a01a.o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York June l2-Eggs Arm; receipts lS,-
81 packages Western l4hal5i9 Southern 10
0I0it.
Chicago, June l2.-Butter firm; creamery
lshdlS dairy l0hG16 Eggs steady fresh
Il Cheese easy T%GSh.
kansas City June l2.-Eggs firmly held
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock H. cases re-
turned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-13
NeM -. lune l2.-Mhell-RseoLnL.

}ou exports 56,7li; sales 5,i2a,06o bushels flu
tures, -SuO00 bushels spot spot easy No.
REQ 9G spot and TO arrive q h, No. red,
elevator 81. No / Northern sac o tloat
40 I hard Manitoba "a ( a b a0oat Options
closed weak at itc advance over saturday S
official close out lAc under the late curb
rrices July 81 september 81 December s2A.
Hides and wool steady Leather firm Cot
ton seed oil steady aud moderately active.
prime crude o b mills l70lS prime white
2ad29ig The situation 10 the local metal
market SO far as business is concerned, Is
unsatisfactory, Price changes however are
OF a more significant nature, tha being par
uculary true of pIs iron, yopper and lead Al
the close the metal exchange called Pig iron
warrants entirely nominal 1880; tin quiet.
257O bid 25 SO asked lake copper quiet, 1873
bid 1880 asked lead quiet 4 IS hid, $50
askad. ancltar Melk. % ND 100 asked.