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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23

Quincy. Ills, Dec. 22-While the
school children of st. Francis parochial
school, Seventeenth and Vine streets.
were rehearsing this afternoon for an
entertainment to be given next Tues
day evening, one of their dresses caught
on fire from a gas jet and ten minutes
later four of them were burned to
death, two died an hour later and five
others died before midnight. Half a
dozen others were burned more or less
severely
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-23
SILVER AND LEAD

Silver, 581kc per ounce.
Lead, $4.45 per 100 pounds.
Copper, 153ac per pound.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

Iron pipe tsohbsns)-wrouxhs 40, -,
sizes, black ana galvanized. - per cent
Sheet zsnc 0chbsnge-lzc per ~
Tin plate siobhinxg-t,aares.zi ,,..
shsTeeal psass:, ssrns. e. sas u.s. Is: :. ::
sheet iron uson:ng, American. .o-,-
mon. No. z. $50: galvanized. s ana :
per cent IN list. Aas1
s, ss,ns,s sa ,ss g SAC per ID:
Solder tjonosngt- Timers naif-a,s~a.,.
&c per ID: extra wfpfng nc ~Ai'
Lsnser and Datidfag Materials.
So loss-saperior quality. per n. No. / ar.
spruce logs. ESQ: cedar single bolts s. 5
FIR Lumber-Rough. Sa; thick finish
inches wide, sisssl. lengths y - "a sh e.. =
specsai iengfns. Sc per VI extra rinch
finish, uslis. all vertical grain 81 DER u
s sxssa- .! Eiaorlns dressed and matched
SsAis; ls-ineh. sfssgis Fenslng No |.
or sineh finish, -; No :, 81. y or channel
rustic or drop siding. weight aea lbs.
1 snaxs TT samseT I9.sss and seansiing.
HiTlt Box boards. i2-inch and up, sls.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber@Rough.
ssGs: bevei siding. weight. - lbs. n4ais. Is.
l.sA lbs: Nos. /. and q. ss-incn. 20 iss'
tisaz.: wainscoting. $loai4: rustic. sx4.S'
a shingles. 81 -: standard shingles ST 10.
Linen nnish. Il. a and Is feet. Szss5si: thick
finish, t.sps,s; cedar squares l. s > and ia
feet. E4ag pickets tl1
Kiln dried. 81 In advance OF green Dray-
age SIC
Brick-Common, 81 per NJ. pressed. ss7
Csc per M fire brick. tz-Qsa, terra Gotta
Eipe A1c per foot
Cement dobbingt-portland. X b. 4 s..
g. 10, Aisen, G.T5.
Lime jobbing)-Roehe haroor, N.O: San
Juan. $50
Plaster 0obb.ngl-Go,den Gate. per bill
So IS.
Plaster hair Oobbingl-W ashed, 81 20 per
sack: unwashea. u.so per sack.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

All special and selesrsph& dispatches TO
RrafsSsre~s's indicate The following caAnSes
In the available supply Of gram last SAL
rrsay. rs compared with the preceding sat
wheat United States and Canada. east
Of the Rockies. Increase. sN.~e naAness.
ans y Eurcse a aecrss.r sssss: total sup
ply. decrease ~. 40 htshek
Corn. United States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies. increase. Si.es ensnsss
ported 10 Sradstreets nor given N The of
fetal visible supply statement are snoso
e. 500 Sss :, ~ IN v s,,s. ana !, sixessan
ard fsi go bushes a. New Orleans.
The principal decreases are tscse OF sA-
go bushels al Northwestern interior sieea-
tors. and sSAp bushels At MILWAUKEE, pFt'
waite elevators
TIE aggregate stocks OF wheat held az
Portland. Or. and Tacasns and Seattle de-
creased SSsse bushels last week.
Geaesal Quotations.
Flour Receipts. @TN barrels, exports
Sfss barrels: marke, inactive. but fairly
steady.
T. O. n. options opened weak On weather
news ard short selling. Later. hears were
forced Ia cover. owing TO export rumars
and a fresh outbreak Of hnli crop news: vo
that prices rerained all their mrs, loss. Raf
a second break occurred in The last rev
minutes under a hear raid. and the close
WAS weak AT n pAfNAi sc HSs. ions Ss1s
closed ssasc: July. .sasc. September. ssAc-
Woos-Dual.
STEADY.
cayae-Opsians opened quiet. i've points
net lower. sales 6 ssS bags. including May
so. September s-S 90 $40; Spot Rio. steady,
No }ohhing sac. mild. steady; Cordova.
STisc.
Sngar-Raw. strong. held higher. fair re-
firing | rsc: Centrifugal 20 test, 1885,
refined. Arm and active.
Metals.
P!g iron warrants-Sto0.
Lake copper-4fSW.
Tgn-k24 Sst~aIss, isias
Srelier- 81. 5of1s 90
I,ead-A MM4xs. The firm that hxes the
selling price for miners and sinelsers quotes
lead al 81 10 AT the close,
e. 20 C
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oils and Turpentine.

cylinder OIL. b5ls sss3,ssc. cases SC aa
'1 White cad oebhInel- Pioneer ar Car.
-, se.a-i5 lots. sac. snn-lb lots stse, lSss
ihan scA-Eb lets. &c Prepared paints. :
sal cans s7ffi ~. l-rai cans. 81 sa9gi =,
l.-rai cans. S.asaFi'a; quart cans. 81 go
'''~ Nails. Tool. and Cordsxe.
ala f,ohhlug, New list rut stes,
,sa Is COS. 81 g.. ~ io s1sS, wire. 81 81
= fSotAings- Saws~t'foSxeet pisw
'e,tls ;oash, s,as&sc pr Il E{nrabn1d,
- T, ,ssle. Sc. Tyee crosseus saw Ssss psr
r.. canadian racer ard razor steel. Is par
6: hama n'+s ~ a. per de1 cent a., 20 llsg
Z. -, 5ok saovs3s ard spaies-sie.3 ::
90 ner Ao. iron ssa5 per dos. Hatehe,s
Ffe"a - {" P : 20 R al 't "a s, 80
a.. FnTks- Hay. = sna ~ per cent -,
-, t,rsnssse per h Wesxss
.s,sei tAile per Ii, filer-s5 ans: 70 Ser
81 - sowe's ard Fairbanks PLATFORM.
"A ia aud a per cert ~ it>t l3nTa!o. d
Ard 4 per cent. on list aeGnser Is per
cent m llsa. sgsnora so<Ses. q per cent.
ca IL, as' oobhlnx, Aanns is.-.ncA ans
larger, lsae per Is. Il thread. i2a,c per L.:
; ans s-,hreaas; l%s.c Sisst ls-.nen AMI
:arsA4 lnsc tarred lata yarn, ss>ai. iee
r f'seee.l. ngs prize. stamped. .
ana 10 30 = Der cvni on.
e7ramffs.wsr3s--sas and - per CenL or
sssktss,s- Pr bale s. saSAsa
Vytrra- fssaeS. biStn, sac galvanized
s,.yts.s fence s. - green wire eiasn,
y Is PER fSs 80 sse'
Fs.,w,4e~ thotsaln9l flacS slast.nx s~-
-. - sssan.~ Mercedes - TaaSr~ a,
Sssg,ss - Eser cent. q nsf ease q a rs.
ss ssy~ eers Z. per cAss champion or Trt-
s-.1SS stnsvsp Il ~ improves 1aassss san.
q. IS ssasdsv Pheasant sBcSEgsr gsh
80 81 nueoes Rtns sss1F;4ax --sb Kegs
:. fagss tsatek- ss-a .sss So per eass
So 9ssgsssSug1- iArST sf.&S f@r sag ss,~k
- 4, ~ esslgea shot q ~
sees@. ser l.ss 1SBsae tape. 81 trsn.
sap~. s 50
Heavy Hardware
sas~ fran tYcbhluxl ss.,ss base. saxwsx
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CHICAGO MARK TS.


CHICAGO. April 1.-THE impulse among
wheat spectators at the start was TO sell
on the government crop report which was
regarded a. hearish. May opened with ne
lower at from Ti,sc down TO 7gssc, and as
there was no great amount Of wheat want
ed to begin with the price declined steadily
to Ttsxc. The decline was aCcsntuated by a
report from Kansas City 10 the effect that
the Kansas crop had without doubt i'm
proved wonderfully n the last few days.
The more the government report was con-
sidered and analysed the more the trade
WAS inclined to Doubt II IL could rightly
be given a bearish Interpretation and many
Of THE early sellers wanted hack former
holdings MAY wheat rose from around
1ossG7iAc. In the end the market began 10
yield to the little peepins note Of tmprov-
ing prospects in Kansas and 10 turn a deaf
ear z, the perfect howl Of distress from 9TH
or quarters Liauidat'0rs set In on heavy
scale and the market lost the advance
about as fast II gained it, May closed
with sellers al Ti4aIssc net gain OF ~.
The corn market kept in touch with
wheat. There was a fair cash demand. May
closed unchanged
Oats were fairly active with trade Of
general character. May closed ise higher.
Liquidation weakened provisions. Cash
trade showed some little Improvement but
the stocks Of lard are accommodating fast
and bulls In this product were Discouraged
because the Nav ard June supply OF hogs
il now near Pork lost i5c. lard iIizc and
fS ~
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ter market was quiet and easy. crea1efy
TO asA.c. dairy. usxng-s@e
ExEs-Sseaay- Fresh iEs-c
Chesse-SteAty. Creamery. fIAGEse.
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CHICAGO. Arril 1.-THE demand FOR cat.
tie today was slow and prices ruled barely
steady. fancy cattle. Sosfso.sa, choice
steers, s. a0xsa, co. medium steers. Asa 1sss,
beef steers 81 aHfs.t g. stcekfrs ana feed
ers. 81 MIA So SuiAs $2.eeat4so. Western
fed steers 81. 2u9s5o: Texas steers. sGS-is:
calves AT5EsT5.
business I'm hogs was brisk al previous
prices. fair to choice. t5.s2tsal3, %. heavy
packing lots xs.GaiS.Su. mixed. s.. sSMa.S.
butchers. S. ss4l3.sais: lights. S.6sI3ssss.
pigs, 81. NM17e
falling on in the supply OF sheep re-
suited favorably for sellers. prices ruling
strong and largely loo higher, western
sheep brought a. 40eis.i0. culis. G.SD up to
S., lambs, s.. s4ss.eo for wooded lots with
cults at A.5e4fA7s and shorn lambs. A7s
SIS %
Receipts-Cattle. 2.soo: hogs. 400. sheep.
it@0
Omaha.
OMAHA. April l1.--Receipts. $50 head.
market slow and sefi0c lower: native beef
steers a. 500 q; western steers. s.. 0Fs.7o
Texas steers, t3.6xs4S0. ccws and heifers,
a. Stais IS; Gamers g. e6i3.5O. stockers and
feeders, sassalo: calves. $tQsTs: bulls and
stays. s. T54f37s.
Hogs-Keceipts. 7.a0 head; market shade
lower. heavy, H.s5fIa, 7als: mixed. s. or
s.s7,@: light. 81. DaI367is. bulk OF sales, asS
13Ta
sheep--R Receipts 400 head: market nc
tive and stronger. fair to choice Westerns,
s4us.To; common and stock sheep S.2sQ4 =;
lambs. As0QaN.
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wAgHINTON, April n.-Toaay's state
rnenf ~ the condition Of ths Treasury
srHwK.
Avanable cash balance :. :. 80. szsl. l5s.fso
C,s.ia reserve =. .... .....*..... "a. fs5. 80
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er.TTt.r 70 WANsAs s.gTy

Through tourist ears leave Seattle Nom
days and Fridays for Kansas City vita the
Sartnsrn Pacific and burlington. For
rates and sleeping car reservations inquire
al ias YesIer way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

y Remedy fur 0sre@ all kesvDas
diseases, FAILING nscaa1rr. Night
sssks.tssA eass Loaf snsfErs etc, caused ~
yysrsorh past ssse~ees emfsy sSa@<ss. Prevents
Insanity, gnsasxss sbr.rkFn ofxsns and RESTORES
anstskion and sxess~isy In cid ~ yoanx wtthfn 30
daya. Pre-. u - . SaeAAass SIS Tar $780, With
written guarantees To ewre or money pe4aBd-
81. IAUAfu ean - hs1 u arsgx1sf uAuse6 be-
hw. o. IL prefeSfe1 - vi oend IL prepait securely
seAse6 GA reeelgs u price Book Of value fra.
0lkDOO hGA8Of CO.. RF~e., Ch1CAgos HI
Sold Ia seattle By Stewart q Holmes DRUG
Company AID H. u. Leitbeol
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FIaur-2tes8y.
waeat~Na ! spring. esisa7itse; No. :
Swing. $50 sec. Ne & red. TfsssxTse.
Conn q $40,
oats No :. -. sTzsc: Ne white. seNsslc
Ne white. -. fs3r.
Rye-~%o . a2ss sSa@ssc-
Ffariey-~Sa !. asstssr.
F5axeeeSs-ND : 81 isaa.
r mot ~ Sod Prime s. -
Mess p0xk-s>sr sarTsl. s,ssff g.
Iarsl-fssv lssA pounds. s. asssS IL.
sissNs-Sasayf rihs iass2ss3 81 z5sSsst
ssia1isSers-r Dry xz}tsd fo9xesIa sA1fs1r.
Ssas~-enasr rsesy to xsssi. 81 SsfS.
WHISKY Dsssiltsrs fgzsssasd goods per
Gallon e ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-12

NEW YORK. April u.-EuilasA conf
deuce prevailed In influencing stock prices
today watch advanced almost continuous
ly. slight attacks regularly osxngtnx new
buyers The sinsi dealings were In Large
volume. bringing the fetal 20 nearly three
quarters az million shares. There was
continuous support BY large operators. Ac-
co-npaniea rs optimistic atteranees- ro-
lent allies % higher prices were the show
ing Of the government crop report Oh
winter wheat which was better than ex-
pected: spring weather in the West ahua-
dance Of money at easier rates and Wash
tngton adyiees that sudden call on the
depository banks for the funds 20 pay ne
Spanish indemnity was not contemplated.
but that the withdrawal Of government
funds would be gradual as hitherto.
sentimental influence was the knowledge
are az peace with Spain weaId - iSs0sa
today. The Erangers were aheraliy pur-
chased for Western account. VAN
derailt Issues continued In active request.
Local transportation lines continued
strong. Brooklyn Rapid Transit making an
extreme gain OF almost points he
other flower speciaiffes were likewise
heavily purchased. Peoples Gas moving
up over 1 points Continental Tooaccos
rise Of 81 was In pars associated WAN to-
days meeting relative TO new stock is
sue. The Southwestern group was active
and strong. were the iron and steel
shares In fact, before the day was
ended practically everything WAS higher.
IN. larger gains being among th. spe
cialttes. Commission house purchases
increased with the strength of thu mar
ket. London was but a small factor, sell
ing about half as much as il purchased
Call money began with large loans az
per cent. and gradually easing on to ssIs
per cent The ease of money was re-
fiec,ed in an appearance OF more strength
in the sterling exchange market. part OF
which was possibly due To antieipatory
purchases In connection with the pay
ment of the Spanish indemnity.
Several foreign exchange authorities
claimed 10 have noted no such h,aysng
hitherto which leads to the belief that
the settlement WAS vet 20 be arranged.
The market closed strong ut abcnt IN.
best prices. The bond maoAst followed
stocks. bat to only a narrow extent. To-
tai sales. ssos.No.
L. s. olds and coupons advanced u In
the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, sss6 per cent: last loans.
: per cent; prime mercantile paper, siasi
IN per cent: sterling exchange. strong,
with actual business In bankers fiils at
~ Stst4 s614 for demand, and at sS.SSsSas-A
for 90 days, posted rates, A.saiesla& and
81 s1si4s.i1, commercial bills, as2ls6sAs3.
silver certificates, SauNizc bar silver.
59aSc: Mexican dollars, s1s.e. government
bonds firm. state bonds. weak. railroad
bonds. firm.
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Waila waiiav sSU5Sc: valley. &c. blue
stem, 6sf.ssc
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Receipts and shipments.

DAILY Froducfs+
ua ths prssaex exchange Sssssy the but
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Market md TRADE REvIET,

rrca.r Seattle. April II. fsae.
!, LAclan9ss II The Seatrsr Tsrnrs. a..
~& rs ana Portland clearing aouses today
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SEATTLE wBEar MARKET.

wAeAs~Narkes weaker. expert No.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers I<audon financial cabisgram
says
The markets here were idle to-day on
talk OF .sarer money. The close was arm
err Americans opened above parity and
were STEADY tai afternoon. when they Do
came strong on New York buying. The
foassres we're New York Central, Aichison
preferred Union Pacific and Reading hfsf
preferred The contsugo was 4fxu4& on
at paul II was asfs Tintos were IL i-ls.
IL 4As =: Anacondas. sTs. BOSTON. %
New York is still buying juniors 81
Mexican National and fondon houses are
puzzled ihereas.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. April ii.--Csnaaian Pacific, ~:
/ NJ ttheYn Pacific preferred. STA: Union Pa
etc preferred en-. Grand Truns. ~.
Har silver steady al s7Sd per cuass-
Money, per cent.
nr~sdstans.
LIVER pool Aptfi II Whest-Sfsot
No northern steady at 81 Id, No. | Cali
fSruia Ca atsd
Futures quiet May and July. - Pal
ssf.ru--sf,os American mixed new. quiet az
e sd. American MINED OLD. dIirt at -
81; futures stesny. April, 3@ ss*ds Msy. IS
ed july SIS sAsd
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New York.
NEW YORK. April 1f.-Cotton quiet:
miadling. 3-i0c.
New Orleana.
NEW ORLEANS, April lL~cotton
steady: middling. 5 1i-isc.
z e rs
HOston W00l Market.
BOSTON April 1.-THE tone OF the
wool market ~ less despondens as a
whole Buyers are vet operating sonser-
vaiiveiy as a rule. but the market Is
more settled. Territory WOODS are selling
at e)c for fine medium and secured wootr.
Fleece woois are meeting with better
sale, the best bright woods selling AZ 2ip
22e. There In u Arm tone In Australian
woods. but sales nre slow. Territory WOODS:
Montana, fine medium and fine, i2aIiSc.
secured anr. staple, 4sc: Utah, Wyoming.
etc medium and fin. fsafiac: secured *ac,
staple. 4sstssc. Australian woods. secured
s.a ats combing superfinc. nc; good. s.
sissc average 6aats5c.
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ns~ iraD tfch1anx - y base. .Soxws
sgsss. 49, ser u
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

club. s7aSc: Ne. / eisessem. Ss-e: nassHnr
No club. sc. Ne. hluessrna. Sc
g =
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. April iL-wheaf-Ciah, sss:
hluestenl. &c
y
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'lnddpO
Made a well Man
Of Ne In 80 days. -

T'tfs osd. yet rsasvescas. HfnSno
Eesssesfy fssr fssfn 0sres all kefvDas
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BOSTON. April ll.closing.
Boston n Mon ~ iParrott ..... III
Butte & Boston. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01
school ELECTION.

On July tenth the annual school
election for this school district will be
held az the town hall in this city AT
this election a member OF the board Of
education win be chosen tosuccecd Il. T..
Mcdonnell and Also school inspector
60 succeed Rich, Wehse. AT the same
time and place The school taxes for the
ensuing year will be raised. There will
also be submitted to the electors at
this election proposition to refund the
outstanding bonds or that portion of
them that comes due this year which, we
understand, amounts to about six
thousand dollars.
This is the first school meeting held
under the new act passed BY the lesis-
lature last winter providing Tor the
meeting IN July instead % April as pre-
viously.
At the coming election none but prop
orty owners will be allowed TO vote upon
tho raising oi the taxes and tie bond
question but any parent or guardian OF
children may vote for the two officers 20
be elected
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01

Notice Is hereby given that there viii
be q Citizens Primary Election held nt
the building known as the Town iIalw
10 and for tho township School District
81 Crystal Falls. Va the County Of Iron.
on the nth day OF July, 1899, at tao
O'Clock z NJ, for the purpose % nom
mating candidates for the following
Offices at The annual school meeting ap.
pointed 10 BE- held Ia and Tor said school
district on Mondny, the tenth day Of
July, 1899, via:
School Inspector, 10 succeed Richard
Wehse and Memtor 81 Board Ed
ucaiiOn, % succeed Rodcrick T. Nc.
DonclI.
Dated June % 1890
Thomas CoNLIN
Chair man.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01
lid not Suffer so Again for Fifty
Times IL Prioe.

awake last night with severe palms,
In my stomach never felt so badly ia
all my life. When came down to work
this morning felt so weak could hard
~ work went 30 Miller Il Mccurdy's
drug store and they recommended
fhambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. II worked ike magic
and one dose Fixed me all right. 1t
certainly ii the finest thing ever used
Tor stomach trouble. I shall not be
without it in my homo hereafter, for
should cot care to endure the suficrings
Of last night again ior fly times it's
price--G. II. Wilson, Liveryman, Burg
ctiptown, Washington CO. Pa This
remedy for sale at Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01

On July / 2. and 4 the Northwest.
,rn Line will soil excursion tickets at
low r0w rates to points on the North
System within 900 miles 81
selling station. good returning until July
b, inclusive. Apply 10 agents Chicago Il
North Western RAILWAY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01
vary Low Rates to Milwaukee.

Vim The Norih-Wtefcrn Line. Excursion
tickets will ~ sold from elhliona ia Wis
cDnsin, Illinois, and Michigan nt very
low rates Tor the round trip, account -
Milwaukee Carnival TO be held Iunc27-
30. For dates ~ SALE limits 81 tickets
etc. apply 10 agents Chicago y North.
Western Railway
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01

The Chicago & Northwestern com
pany, 80 Il il reported. will extend its
new branch lice from Waubeno. in Wis.
consin, 70 connect it'll the main line at
Saunders, in this township. this SUM
mer, a distance Of about 80 milea.
This will be a good thing Tor the new
vcneering factory. which il being erected
&C Saunders. SIS tambapgh Cor. Rep.
NJ. B. Notice met with loss while
fishing last vpak that be dcplores very
much. Somewhere between Cooks Sid
Jog and Armstrong his gold ring with
the 8ard degree Masonic omblems upon
it slipped from his finger. lie went back
Tuesday and looked the ground oves
but 10 no await
supt Dyer moved his family 20 The
shnler location lost Wednesday lIe
occupies the superintendent residence.
Geo. Duffy and family who have &c.
cupied tie house for several months past
moved into another house on The 10
cation
ID. NJ. Ross showed ~ some excellent
work done by bis son George IN The
manual training department 81 lhe Chic.
ago school. The work Is above the Or
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-07-01

Mems Pants made from oil wool goods and Fancy mixtures
So. 80 values Bargain Monday 90 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-01

PRODUCE.
BEANS Navy 2aM2o; Bayou sac: English
SIC.
BUTTER--Blre Star 2lc; dairy 15c; Elgin
creamery asspaic: hlgln dairy bricks lSo; oil. o.
mar garinc solids iGc; prints lie; special Blue
Star l6p. Texas country butter 6nloc.
GARBAGE Crates. $2.ooq2To.
ClEES En- New York fun cream, 1S413hc;
Wisconsin fun cream, l2isdise, Young Amer-
ca. l3GiiiiA Western skim. lie; fancy rolls
fun cream, 13c; iongfellows,. 1Shc
EGGS~ Texas. Su9c per dozen; candled,
i2Mc, Kansas lie,
oNl0Ns--Pcr 10, &c.
IEPPER--chile lS@17c per lh; black Sim
galore, lSisc
TAToES--Kansas, 6o165e per nu.
POULTRY Hens. 2.2i@2.50: fryors, i.75d
go: broiers i.00Ii.25. Turkeys. hens, 4,75dp
eco. gobbers 6,00G7.o0 per dozen. according
10 size and quality Ducks, S6o1S.25. Geese,
S.oGfi3. so. full fenthered.
ToMAToES-Pcr one-thrd bushcl crates
e0m75c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-01
HYMENEAL.

BENNETT-WHITTIN Cleburne
Texas, august 29.-Arthur G. Bennett of
Cleburne and Miss Della Wilmington Of
Newark, Wise county, were married last
week, after outwittlng the parents of Miss
Wilmington.
MOORE MAYFIDLD - Weatherford,
Texas, August 29.-S. G. Moore and Mrs.
HELEN Mayfield of Fort Worth We're mar.
ried at the court house here today. JUS
tice of the Peace w. r. Hawkins per-
formed the ceremony
SHERRER-L EE-Mexia, Texas, August
29.-Late yesterday afternoon at the Meth.
odist parsonage gate Joe Sherrer Of near
this place and Miss Ethel Lee of Workman
were married by Rev. j. F.. Duncan, after
which they continued their drive.
oBERG- HUDSoN--Den Texas. Aus
gust 29.--Peter Oberg ind Miss Nette
Hudson were married here last evening",
Rev. s. ID. Parkinson officiating. Mr..
oberg, who lives In Sherman. was yes.
terday granted a divorce from Corneiia
Oberg In the district court here and In
short while afterward had procured Z
license TO marry Miss Hudson.