davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Northern
Totals

ohier Grains : No. wheat. /: M
3 J.. eeEn. m ,l2; no grade corn; 6; No 3 oats,
-; NO; rye, /: No; barley, l. Cars m
No. : northern. 3; No. 8. 8; rejected, /: NJ; no
made, y; No; corn, 27; No. 2 rye. /:
f:eceipts-iy ileas. s4o.asa ,,,,. co-n
s.I5o gu: oats, $500 bu; barley 600 ha:: ~:
Iye. 40 b.; fax, cars; fuel oil. 30 coo Ibs::
a3hr, e91 hbls; nillstuffs. A tons; hay. "a
3as :I los: humber, 80 cars: posts and MI
fae, ca-s: barrel stock. 6 sers: mach,n-
e:y, s2a,as9 lls; coa:. $50 tons; wood. 10
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
SHOWED SOME LOSS
WHEAT MADE BEST PRICES ABOUT
THE OPENING. AND CLOSED
WITH DECLINE
MARKET ACTED PECULIARLY

Enormous Western Movement Re-
came the One Factor as the Ses-
sion Progressed - minneapolis
and Duluth Receipts Showed
Heavy Gnins-Market Grew Very
Weak, Toward the Close.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
Firenen to Meet.

AUSTIN, Mimi, June IL. = The State
Fire Department association will hold it's
twenty-seventh annual convention here
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.

WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York
stock gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
Son, bankers and brokers', BAL Robert
street, National German-American Bank
building, St. Paul: Strong, Sturgis & Co.
wire us: Our stock market has devel-
oped further strength again today, and,
bears could offer, advances have been
very generally in order. 1t is pretty well
understood here that railroad earnings,
particularly for the grangers, will indi-
for these properties and they are truly
the leaders In the situation. Then, too,
the commencement of payment of d1vi-
dends on some of the newer industrials
these securities, and we think that
careful selection of these preferred
stocks particularly offer great induce
ments to investors.
Barrett, Farnum & Co., Chicago, tele-
graphed the following to Edwards &
-Bedell, stock brokers and commission
MERCHANTS; lie eEndicott. arcade st. Paul,
Mimi: Wheat in, Pulaski county all
falling down from damage by fly and too
much rain. This was one Of the good
slight rains yesterday; weather cold; re-
ports from interior very bad; Roumania
cables wheat not over one-third average;
rains wanted for other crop. The Man
haitian deal is on, whatever that may
mean. but it looks like going higher to
us. Special from London says Americans
closed without much change In prices,
but with a good demand. The other mar
kets closed steady, without much feat
ure.'
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York, June
E.-Money on call steady at 203 per cent;
tile paper, sil@4. Sterling exchange
firmer with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 87%@4. S8 for demand, and at
$4.S5a4D4. Sc for sixty days. Posted rates,
s.. .S615@4.S and $4.S9. Commercial bills,
s.. .S51h. Silver certificates 601a@62c. Bar
silver, 601hc. Mexican dollars, 4S11c.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL = New York,
June 12.-The Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram says: 1.-The
markets here were decidedly better to-
day on more favorable news of the
lated that England has bought and will
shortly occupy Delagoa bay. Americans
were above parity all day. New York
bought at first, but later sold Atchison
preferred, and Northern Pacific common
and the whole list dropped back. closing
at the lowest. Denver preferred and ST.
Paul were the strongest features. Louis
vile & Nashville was In some request
on dividend expectations Spanish As
wero 4eA
TREASURY fsrATEMENr-w washiro-
condition of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance, $2S2, 412,72S; gold re-
serve, s234, ,346, 67ss,
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST PaulS756, ,115. 49,.
Minneapolis-$1 .726, 800.
Chicago-s25, 1856
New York-$97, TAG, ,662
Boston-$16 618, 402.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
BONDS.

U; 8; rs, reg. .101 do 4s.:.......... s31s
90 Ss, reg. -. .109bl N. Y. c. lists. .115h
90 Ss, coup. .109as n. J. G. gen. 5s.. .12114
90 new As, reg. 1905 N. c. rs. ......... .12711
do new 4s,coup1301hl do 1O4
do old As, reg. .112Z Nor Pac. 6s.....I13
do old As, coup113% do prior As 106A
do 6s, reg. .112Ml do gen. $751;. 68
u; OF z. 65s... .119 N.Y,C & St.L. .4s107k
Ala, class A.. .1101zIN N. & w. con. As. 95H
90 class B.....110 ! do gen. 6s. -. 1872
90 class c.. 100 Or. Nav. lists. .114
uo currency. 100 do 4s... .102A
Atchison, g. 4s. .1O2AIO. 8. L. 6s. -. 1927
do adjt. As 83%I do con. 5s. III
IAN IAN 80 2nds.. Ill Reading gen. As. 80
=. & y. 4ks..... 95 r. G. w lists. .100A
DO 6s....-.......119 ISt.L. & Inc. IS. 1111s
Z. & n con. 7s.144 St.L. & S.F.g. .6s.126
do 8. F.deb. 5s. .1221h|St. Paul con.1n
Ghi, Term. As. ..102 St.P.,C & P.1sts124
u q X. G. lists 1861 do 5s............1 .123%
90 As. .103XlSo. Ry. 5s. .......1111e
IT. " & G G.1sts1O5AIS. r. & T. 6s-.,. 81
Erie gen: As. .s72N Tenn n s. 3s... 95
F.W. & D. D.C.1sts. 81bETex. & Pac. 1sts1141h
Gen. Elec. 5sl21 do ends 55i1
y. II. q S.A.6s.. .1131z Union Pacific 4s10SA
DO 2nds. .11111l Wabash lists. Jig
H: & T. c. 5s.. ..113 do 2nds s 99%
do con. 6s.. .109 West Shore As. .115A
Iowa Cent. lists. .113 Wis. Cent. lists. 77K
k.C.,P. q G.1Sts 6512l 2lVa.- centuries. ssh
La. new con- s4s 110ik do deferred " 8%
L. & N. uni As 98ihI Col. Sou 4s 89Z
NJ, X. & T2nds 81
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
Northwest Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June y. - Northwest
ern pensions have been granted as fol-
lows:
Minnesota-Sugar Hawkins, Frankfort,
S.; Hattie L. Riddle. Minneapolis, s..
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
STOCKS In DEMAND
EVIDENCE OF LARGE BUYING BY
POWERFUL FINANCIAL INTER-
EsTs HAD EFFECT
ACTIVE STOCKS ]
LIMITED
organized Buying Throughout the
Federal Steel, Which Advanced
Nearly Three Points, and Closed
at the T0p-GranEers Were for a
Time Among the Active Secur-
itfes--NO Outside Demand.

Close. Day.
, Bar silver. New York .o6S34s SS4 ,aS95t SS%
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13

ers, 1885; rough, s1.50Q2; pigs, 1926.
The run was very light and part of
market. The quality of the hogs sold was
only medium, and prices were &c lower.
the bulk going at $3.50. Representative
Butchers
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD FIVE CENTS LOWER,
WITH A LIGHT
I RUN IN + Y
CATTLE MARKET WAS DULL
Receipts Were Extremely Light
One Load of Butcher Steers Sold
mt Steady Prices-Stock Cattle
Were Scarce and Sold at Firm
Prices-OnIy a Few Head of Sheep
Were Sold.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, June 12-The re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards today
were: Cattle, 60; calves 10; hogs, 275;
sheep, none.
The receipts by cars over the various
railroads were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep Mxd
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Just received, a large assortment Of
loaded shells. cheap for cash, at Russell ,
| Graham Il Co.
The nobbiest line of gents shirts,
white and fancy, at Russell, Graham "
Co., cheap for cash. Nv
dence of Mrs. Ellis Turley next Mon
day, 25th at O'Clock.
Ed Roleson is buying seed for the
Consumers Cotton Oil Company. He
was in the city Saturday.
Use Invincibe Flour. every barrel
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
Ask your merchant for 1t.
A complete line of Ladies'. Misses
and ChiIdren's Shoes can be found at
Sol Lewis, at popular prices.
Mrs. Lena Williams, of Wynns, is
visiting in the city for "A couple of
weeks, and is Il guest Of her parents.
Ask for Sol Lewis Messenger y
brand of School Shoes. After once
wearing them you will have no others.
The younger three children of Mr..
and Mis-. r. G. Foibre were d nite sick
last Saturday with fever, but have re-
covered.
Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols has accepted n
position with the law firm of Norton Y
Plewett AS stenographer and private
secretary.
DIR. J. r. Sanders &eht to Little
Rock on business the first OF the week
and thence to Hot Springs for few
days visit.
= W., Il. Sanders, the grocer, carries a
full line of tin and crockery ware which
is being sold every day at astonishingly
loWSAgures.
Before you pass by, stop and look at
the display in the show windows of Sol
Lewis. 1T is the up .to-date store III
Forrest City.
Mrs. Holloway, who visited very
pleasantly with the family of q. u
Mallory.tor "A couple of weeks, returned
to Bae5yille Tuesday.
J. EasSynum was in town Wednes
dav on business and shaking hands
with friends lie reports that health
in his neiglborhood is improving.
Mrs. Ella Ferguson. Lonoke. Ark.
writes think there is nothing equal
to DR.. NJ. A. simmons Liver Medicine
for sick headache, biliunsness aud COLI
slipalioBss | have tried Zellin's and
Black DMnaht. ;'la't they are nothing
like AS gtiod for m-. j III. Dunayant
Il Co. De.ter y Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Rubber Heels, only 35cts pair, at
Sol Lewis.
A pretty lot of fancy paperweights
have just been RECEIVED at the News
stand. =,
When You ask for" Vollmer whis-
kf be sure that you get it. Don't let
any one tell you that they have some.
thing just as good.
Pettus Il Buford have just received
car load of Old Hickory, the best
farm wagon on earth. and they are
selling them at rock bottom prices.
Supply your culinary from the gro
Gerry of w. II. Sanders, and haye the
assurance that you get. the best, the
freshest and the cheapest, groceries.
Mrs. Adam Bach, of Newport, after
a most pleasant visit of week to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Casteel,
returned home Wednesday evening.
FOR RENT-The store house re-
c-ntly vac ,led by 5. j. lrapp, jr. Pos
4 l. vADAkIN.
George Appel, of the Cut OF. has
been in the city for wrek, and 10
making preparations to collect the
Levre Taxes for 1899. Seq his notice
in this paper.
Tn eat. with appetite digest with
comfort jand sleep WITH tranquility.
take dose of DR.. NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine, occasionally. j. H..
Dunavant u CO., Becker Il Lewis,
Assessor II. C., Smith spent several
days at hts home 3n Wheetley the lat
ter part of last and the first OF this
week, returning Monday evening, aud
has been busy with the Equalization
board for several days.
Hot days followed by cool nights will
breed malaria in the body tina, is Bilious
or costive. Prickly Ash Bitters is very
valuable at this time for keeping the
storiach, liver aud bowels well regula-
ted. Sold by j. ii. Upton.
ThC,town was not quite depopulated
last week by reason OF the extraordina-
nv curiosity of the grand jury. but
quite number OF citizens had urgent
business in other towns. The boys
have all returned. however. aud are
pursuing the even tenor OF their way.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
lieves the intense itching. Ii soothes.
heals and cures chronic eases where
surgeons fail. Ii is ~ experiment !;
its sales increase through its Cares.
Every bottle guaranteed. Price soc Ia
bottles; tubes zoe. Webb u Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Farmers Delight-the best Potato
Plow aud Cultivatdr in the world, fof
sale by Russell. Graham & Co.
The weather, this week has been
quite cool, especially since the rain
Monday. and stoves are being brought
forth from their SUMMER hiding places
aud erected, and the lire enjoyed.
As an external linjmtnt OF most
wonderful peneFative and curative
power, Bsllard's Snnw Liniment is not
equaed by ATTY other in the world.
Price % and soc. Webb Il Sanders.
Miss Lady Ingram, sister Of Mrs.
Matte Ingram, of tins city. has yellow
fever at Mississippi City. Miss. She is
said tn be out OF danger, however, and
m fair way to recovery. Hers was
only a mild form.
Fruits. Coifections, Cigars, Tobacco
and Fancy Groceries, "a clean fresh
stock may always be found at the
American Cafe. A. ID. Boyle. prorrie-
tor, north Washington street. Your
patronage Is solicited
L. F. Moore. the sub-contractor
/ WHO WAS recently iR charge Of the rail.
road work being done ut this place,
! and who was succeeded by the origi-
nal contractors. together with his wife
and one son. Theodore. left the city
Tuesday for Little, Rock.
It is not Eminent, nor a salye.
Contains no grease, or ammonia. A
rational. scientific, chemical compound.
DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic stands pre-
eminently superior In any remedy Of.
ferea the public for healing wounds.
burns and other injuries. Used in
ternally it is fine thing for colo and
bowel troubles.
Frank Fiizsimmons entertained u
number Of his little friends Wednes.
day night. 1t WAS 4 tackey party. and
the jolly crowd OF, boys and girls pre-
scented most co,nical and amusing
appearance IN their mardi gras outfits.
1t is needless to add that the event WIS
u huge success from standpoint Of
pleasure and happiness to those VINO
participated. :,
Trica Il Altman have opened their
Restaurant and ARE prepared to serve
oysters in every Stvle, and short order
meals Qnsy,. at reasonable prices.
Theirs is the only place of the kind in
the city where ladies' are specially pre-
pared for, and they give the ladies'
trade special attention. They also
carry line of fresh staple and fancy
groceries. fruits, Henz's pickles and
Mince Meat, confections, cigars, and
Mckinney's St. Louis Bread fresh
every day. !, They invite your trade.
South sidesof railroad.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Sol l.swis' is headquartets for Fur.
nishinR Gods. lie has the best line in
the city. Ask for the Monarch Shirt.
The Cook House. which had been
closed to tile public during the summit r.
"rened with rush Of business Mon.
day.
-, ~
Buy a pair ofiManss Custom made
Shoes from Sol,lewis. and have them
polished free Of charge while you wea.
them. 80, -,
Miss Mary Stewart WHO has been
visiting in this city for SEVERAL weeks.
rA'urnrd to her home in Little Rock
Wednesday. y, .r
Pocket and Table Cutlery.and Hard.
ware Novelties ii great protusion NAV
I'VE iound at correct prices vt Atkins 4
Horne's new Hardware store.
FOR SALE-4O acres Of land within
two miles of Forrest City. Is acres
cleared, log cabin, gbnd water. Apply
to Ed Landvoigt. TINES office.
II You haven't already done so please
look up the advertisement of A. V.
Litton. He Ia n good brick layer and
)obber and asks for your work.
A mild. mellow production of odd
kentuck us" VOllmer whisky. which
ROW can be had at all irst.class places
make 'em give you " VOllmef. "
!, When you want really first. class
meal for u quarter, go to the American
Cafe. A. ID. Boyle, the proprietor, will
see that you are satisfactorily served.
FOR RENT-The store house re.
Gently vacated by =. b. Trap, jr. Pos.
session at once. Apply to
+. l.. VADAKIN. /,
A light rain visited this place Sunday
night. 1t was slow. hence fine for the
curt house grounds. though there was
| not sufficient OF it,for dust and crops
County scrip is worth cts, on the
dollar. and is climbing up right along
send scrip down to 25c on the dollar :!
MPssrs. Chas. Lewis. L. G.. FOlbrp,
jr.. Linn Turley and John Webb went
to Wynne on u short visit the latter
part Of last week, returning SATURDAY..
Frequently pfotracted constipation
causes Inflammation of the bowels
Remedy--use DIR. NJ. 4. Simmons Liv-
er Medicine. j. II. Dunavant 81 Co.
Becker u Lewis.
Miss Corinne Gwynl went to st. Louis
Wednesday night. and will spend a
year with relatives and friends there,
after which time her mamma expects
to send her to Vassar.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

If you want nice Stylish Hat. 60 to
Sol Lewis. where you will lind all tie
latest styles, at popular prices.
1t is a pleasure to call for whisky
aud get brand that is not doctored or
understanding pure. "Vollmer "
whisky is guaranteed pure.
Capt. and Mrs. Russell and two chi
dren returned Sunday. Mrs. Fussel
has been In! the Northwest for the sum-
mer. and returns hoitie greatly re-
freshed and delighted with her outing.
What customers say about firm may
always be taken as AN evidence of its
popularity, People " no patrOnize the
Magnolia Saloon. say that Il. &. Folbre
Il Co. handle the best liquors in the
city. Give their goods u trial.
Don't throw away that sample bot
tie Of DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic be-
cause it cost you nothing. IL is too
good to be wasted. Nothing like 1t for
cuts. burns. nail punctures, inilamed
eyes. sore throat. etc. internally it
cures colic, diarrhdsa and tlux.
Miss Mary Lancaster's term of school
at Caldwell has closed. 1t has been in
every sense of he word satisfactory 10
herself and patrons. She was in the
city Saturday. visiting homefolks and
shopping. She also purchased the sew
eral prizes contested for by her pupils
and awarded on the closing day. They
were Quite beautiful and appropriate
Circuit court adjourned Saturday at.
ternoon. Tile grand jury adjourned
several hours earlier. having found
twenty four true bills. Every citizen
is congratulating himself upon the fact
that court only held for one week. and
the value of scrip is thus materially adj
vanced. But come to think OF it we
did hear of one man kicking AT the
county judge about the price of scrip
going up, and the judge has lost one
vote for reelection. But then the
world is necessarily made up Of all
kinds of people.
We have just opened our new store
and are showing the most complete
and only exclusive stock OF Hardware
in the city. We are headquarters for
Builders Hardware. Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves, Delft. Granite and TinwaIP,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns, Am
munition, and everything usually found
in IA tirst'class exclusive Hardware
store. We are candidates for your
patronage. We invite your trade, and
will serve YOU as satisfactorily AS it is
puss bic to do. Give US ~ call and
criiicise our goods and prices. Atkins
X Horne, one door west of The post
uitice.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Rubber Heels, 25cts a pair. at Sol
Lewis W.
The circus is tomorrow. Don't fol-.
get 1t please.
II yon want "a good suit, you can get
it at Sol Lewis.
Talk with NJ. n. Gaines about farm
and timbered lands.
Judge N. w. Norton was in WINNIE
on business Tuesday.
Albatrqss Flour. the best i'm town. at
Russell, Graham X Co.'s.
The best meal in town for CSC at the
Pearl Saloon Restaurant.
Lem Banks, of Memphis, was regis.
tered at the Belser Tuesday.
j. n. Alley visited his daughter at
brlnkley few days last week.
Sol Lewis has the finest line of Neck.
wear ever shown IN Forrest City. !.
Go to the Pearl Saloon Restaurant
for fresh Oysters, any style or quantity
For the best new-ground Plow on
the market, 60 to Russell, Graham 4
Co.
buy meal ticketffom a. ID. Boyle.
First-rate board at reasonable prices is
his motto. =. II
L. G. Folbre. ST.. waa in Brinkley a
couple of days last week. returning
Saturday.
leydt's st. Louis Bread. the best in
the market, fresh every day at a. d.
Boyle's Cafe,
Buy pair OF shoes from Sol Lewis.
and have them polished free of charge
while you wear them.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22
Warning Order.

4 N the Chancery Court. ST. Francic County
Arkansas. December term. 1879.
pm Boothe. plaintiff,
/ vs.
Parlotte Boothe. defendant.
Eihe defendant, Charlotte Booihe. is warned
Lsppear in this court within thirty days and
Zswer the complaint of the plaintiff. john
pothe.
fept. -, 1899. G. Il. MALLORY. Clerk.
BY r. &. Merwin. d. e.
pohn Calling. Esq. solicitor for plaintiff.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22
TO MY FRIENDS.


to haveyo CALI me-
also wish that fixture Forrest City In other
entirely satisfactory back and will make Remember is
solicit Yours
* ERNEST A. LONG, Dentist.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

N ss Bertha Warrenof the Exchange
IS Ut, n il ,Lily III this week.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-22

Just received, Il large assortment Of
loaded shells. cheap for cash, at Russell I,
Graham Il Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-05-26
COMMUNICATION DAY.
A Day to Pay Tribute to Those who
Yielded Up Their Lives for
Their Flag and Country.

Memorial day, with all its beautiful
significance, has come to have an abid.
ing place among our holidays. 1t is
we'll for us to honor and to render our
tribute of gratitude and thanksgiving
to those who gave their lives for the
maintenance of the grandest system of
national Institutions that any people
ever enjoyed. Our nation stands fore
most among the few great political
powers whose warriors have always eN-
hibited the noblest patriotism.
Our independence rests on the mar
tyred bodies of our forefathers. And
the costly price of our national unity
and liberty lies buried beneath the sod,
where many a widow and orphan has
went, and where with each returning
year, in this month of May, we render
our floral tribute to their memory and
to American patriotism. Our national
institutions, though conceived in the
minds of our noble fathers, were
brought forth, nurtured and handed
to us by our brave men, who left their
homes and loved ones, and faced shot
and shell, bayonet and saber, for their
country.
American grandeur consists not in
peflSn1nS sculptures d1Nl AIaSoi'S AAhA
sonry, the achievements of captive
slaves. Her monuments have not been
erected in commemoration of warlike
| valor or martial conquests, but in honor
of those who counted not their lives
| precious when their country and its in
situations were in peril, but freely shed
| their blood and laid down their lives
that they might live as the priceless in
heritance of those who came after
| them. How eloquently they speak to
| us to-day as we Irvine our floral gifts
about them, and over the lowly grass
strew the fragrant flowers of spring!
Memorial day is what its name inn
| plies-a day of commemoration- In
| the graves on whose mounds shall be
planted flags and scattered flowers
sleep the remains of men whose deeds
of courage and daring are worthy OF
| being perpetuated. All honor to the
| heroic dead!-Christian Work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-05-26

passed away from earth's turmoil and
strife should be remembered and hon
ored by the sweet tribute of flowers
laid upon their graves.
And so Decoration day should be to
us, next to Christmas, the most sacred
day of all the year. 1t is not day for
rioting and rejoicing, or ball-playing,
or ''scorching." 1t is a day that we
dedicate to the dead.
And let us keep it as becomes the
people of nation broad in philan-
thropy-exalted in civilization; let us
keep it as nation of men and women
who believe in a republican government,
and all that it represents, and who
are ever ready to honor those who come
forth to the defense of our institu-
lions when duty calls.
To-day we are one country-we know
no east, no south, no west, no north
we are brothers and sisters-the honor
of the nation is our own-the flag is
| dear to every free-born man and woman
| who treads American soili - Kate
Thorn, in N. Y. Weekly.