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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
YOUNG DRUMMER
Dies OF Typhoid Fever In Louis
Vile.

Messrs. E. b. Bassett and Frank
H. Bassett left yesterday for Louis
Vile, having been called there by
the death of their nephew, Lewis
Chick. He was a young drummer
for a dry goods house with his ter
ritory in Mississippi and was taken
with typhoid fever about ten days
ago. Mr.. Chick was 25 years old
and was to have been married in
about two weeks TO d young lady
at Tupelo, Miss.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
STILL NO NEWS.
The Mystery of the Ministers
Still UnsOlyed.
One Report Says They Are Held
AS Hostages By The
Chinese.

Washington, July 3U.-There is
still no news FROM Pekin. A Shan
ghai correspondent cables that he
believes the Ministers are safe, but
hope only hangs on a slender
thread. Another correspondent
from the same city says that an inn
perial edict has been issued order
ing the Viceroys and Governors to
try to negotiate peace with the
Powers, in stating that the Minis
ters are being held as hostages
pending negotiations for the aban-
donment of the use of force by the
allies. 1t is admitted that thous-
ands OF Chinese converts have been
massacred in and around Pao Ting
Flu. Forty British, French and
American missionaries were also
killed. Washington is said to ex-
pect news from Pekin at any mo-
ment. Minister WI is without fur
ther information. Lieut., Coolidge,
of the Ninth infantry, reports that
eighteen of his men were killed and
seventy-eight wounded in the fight
at Tien Tsin. Only APO men were
engaged. .
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
ALunatic S Relapse.

A luuatic named Pyle broke up
an arbor meeting east of Kelly yes
terday, where Rev. b. f.. Hyde
was preaching, He became Niolent-
ly insane over religious excitement
and the meeting came to a sudden
end. An officer was telephoned for
and Deputy Sheriff Golay went out
after him yesterday afternoon.
Pyle has been in the asylum twice.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
TWO. HORSE WAGON
Vehicle Used by ElOpers-DrOve
$50 Miles.

Mr.. Hardin Jones and Miss Liz
zie Ford, a youthful couple living
in Muhlenberg county. near the
Christian county line, eloped to
Springfield, Tenn, and were mar
ried, In company with three or
four of their most intimate friends,
they drove through the country, a
distance Of seventy-fve miles, in a
two-horse wagon. They were on
the road two days and nights and
the same time was consumed in re-
turning home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Four Prominent Young People Of
White Plains Marry.

Mr. G. B Dillingham; and Miss
70 E, Pendley and Mr.. G. NJ,
Pendley and Miss u. b, Putnam
were united in marriage atthe resi-
dence OF the parents of Mr.. and
Miss Pendley. They are all promi-
nent young people of the White
Plains country and live near the
and Christian county line.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
Verdict for Cent.

Elmo Baker, charged with a
breach of the peace in shooting at
Ben Brame near Newstead one day
last week, was tried before Judge
Cansler Saturday and the jury re-
turned verdict Of one cent and
costs.
The parties are both colored.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
THIRTY CONVERSIONS
Result of Meeting Held In Simp-
son County.

Rev. w. L. Payton has just
closed a series of meeting at New
Providence, Simpson county, Ky.
The meeting resulted in greatgood,
there being thirty conversions, ten
of whom we're heads of families.
DR.. Payton returned home Friday,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-07-31
MRS. MAMIE WHITE
OF Lafayette Succumbs 90 Con-
sumption Long Illness

Mrs. Mamie E. White, wife of MIR.
William II. White formally of this
city, died at Lafayette on the 9TH
inst, of consumption.
She had not been in good health
for three years and was confined
to her been for two months. She
was 33 years old and consistent
member of the Methodist church.
She left husband and two small
children, one of them by a formeF
marriage.
The interment took place near
Garrettsburg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Sr. =. SEMEN, Dentist, ri

pare at trafie aennato boer Wanoa9
og 5irsoas. AIt til 5agst benbsrenbe
arbsios uofsrss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Soganmeloelic.

The Gist of Japan sr 0aunet
paa en- for ct liars gIO iiosn uefOmmsn
BOG, Der pau en- Ieusnoe Waaoe ifilorer
Eilnanbene / 5upan o9 Wisionspirts
iom1eo Der.
Booens Jorfatter er ben til Dels be-
.snote Reu. 81. B. PserDa u. Dr., Yb.
9. usb ben Intberite Nisfon / 5apun.
SOIfsfarafteren. 5OIteejsnbOmmelisbs:
Der / Seber % Sfitts, eanosts 5rsm.
gang / ben mOoerne 6uliur, RrtitsnoOm'
mems fsrite 5nofsreIie os ienere 6Ots
feIssIis % uoipoosIie, be bsoeuIte Ute
lioiouer, ariltenoommens anoen Jnos
rpoetie os 5remgdng, iamt Uiisiiouens
au.ieiss Iilitann % loiist, sr alt iame
men fremiiiIst paa en- ian fIar o9 let.
fatfeIia Wados, at nan Deb 9Gsning al
benne BOG fommer I'll Of tenoe bette
unoerIise JOlt IiseiOm pua ct nGri
5olO Os faar ct 5noblit | Nisfonss
arbeioet / 5opan. 99ler man Hleo 6ors
fonelie, pil man bpbere tOmme til at
srtsnOe ben fore SUBS 0auoe, bet sr at
pare isot / ct triFent eano. bDOr SIGst
sftsr SIast er bIeuen lissiom ssnnem
jpret af ariitsnoommens Aano. lelp ON
lite buert sntslt Wsnueffs sr iis bet bs'
siof Os it0ar | psrionlist 6Orbolo I'll
ben leuenbs Cub.
goaen er bIsuen ftantet gIoir
goaess BibIiotsf eennsm Or. Center.
men faas pss 9enUsnoelie til Jlemine
8. ReDea d 60, @biedgo. Da Der er
mango | port Samfuno, iom bar 5u-
teresls for Misionen | Japan, os ion
maaifs fuuoe suife at faa mere 6uno'
fab BERTH, iaa pare benne Bog peluil'
Iiqff anbefaIet ale iaabanne, iom Tar
Iaie bet snseIlfe SprOs.
BibIiotetaren
peb Blair College os teolosiife Gem,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Meieri=W aifineri for Sala.

gaa @runo al RsoIassslien al uol
Uleieribriit til ben lite 9uni. 1900.
bar Ui for 5ole ct fonplct Cit a
Mcicri. Waifineri = iaoiom: Boiler
and Engine, two Alpha Separators,
Churn and Butterworker, os m. m.
AIt CT / goo Stano.
Tor n0tuisrs u%nberretnins b%enusnt
goer iii @eo. I names,
See'y Elk Horn Creamery CO.,
Gil rom. "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Blair % Om.e9n.

@uftguub mso 5amilie began fig
jDrleoen ub soa en- ire 0taantosrs Reli'
III samIe g8eiti6Ianb.4
DIR. Z. 6. Ste0ens, Rasierer
for Blair State gant. bIsp / liolte u9s
%senDaIgt iom en- At 8irettsrerne for
arlineton State gant.
Mr. 6. u. Wtuioms, Reoot.
isr Of The Pilot bar ~rsi9nerst fom
GetretQr for Grain Growers Mutual
Hail Association os uiI / 5remtioen
pire fin lib uOeIuttsnoe for fit gIao.
g bartie9o Og 9uitru latte
fOrleoen Dag 6urien biemao mob samle
Sperrigs; men be tommer not igsn otter
nOele Maansotrs 5OrIsb. 0Ofis Goo
ssr beitprer imiolsrtio SmeoeiOrretnins
s.n, buor Dor 9anbsmano g per en-
inbtil uibsrs I1Ioer ben TONNE qlaos Oee
amboIten os gIaieb9Iseu.
8anft cage / Rennaro.
3en unse oanfte Gage, Or. u. y.
0uereooro b, Der II en- reipsttabeI og
1etfafen Mano, bar nebiat fig / Rem
noro, Nebr. gi pniter BAN al 6rem.
gang i bans nue @sruing. bUortil ban
msbbrinser soOs aUaIiftatiOner.
-gi bs9puoe M at marts, at Der CT
no9at ui%abuauii9t / SAFE blanot port
bOIt Der / gpsn. Rsni9bso.ns Soft
% uotiaige andre 5iaIptre bar iaa
trauIt meb at ina alt i 0rosn til liars
mebsts Bsspnoelie. 9rof. 6. /.
6anen flyer. at Der tOmmsr mango,
iaa ban moa o9iaa itpnbe zig at itaiie
glabs for bsm oue. 90 iaa @Giterns,
ia be beepnber M at pie fig = fsrs Os
Here for buert leg, Der fommer ino.
st fort IeIt sr rsiit Oppe utO StOlen,
jan Der tan rummss mango. Bpens
goreere plsisr uItio at pile fly safifri;
bet uiI be Oslaa NOT gore i4ar, iaa Ul be-
bsDe lst lite at frpste for RunssI pan
glaos.
Mis. 6urrp 9isblep er
isen / Omaha paa CT. 3Oisis 9OipitaI
% bieD after / 5orsauros Opereret. DUN
IT NOT ismmsIis oantIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
6ottteringer.
Gil Sfolen q

8acine. @is. Chris. 6. Qeterien.. 500
Council 8luiis. 81: Z. Nnoerien So
anton ehriitenien 81; Carl 5euien
$500 3. Stenenien. il. I letter.
len. bper =, Saeob 5esieR. gaura
garlfn. Bertha 9ut5en. ebriitine
6anien. 10. 8; i. Serenien SIC =. Zoo
Marcus Bed,
aemiteena aasiefer. elair. aetr
I'll trGngen0e StnOenter:
Cum, liebr.: en unGpnt ..........s Loo
0eonto. ISIS. }. oemminsien ..... BOZ
6eoar Sails. ga: 1tiis 8iber8 49,. Zoo
oierteli9 TAT 8r. 0nter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Sernbaneliite.
Gbifaso, ct. paul, Winneapolis
L Cmaba.
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CUB pad.
Or. Z. Omaha Passenger 7,25 6orm.
gr. /. DO. DO. 1922
gtr. g.. DO. DO. ST. eftm.
Vorb pad.
SIR. a. Twin City Passenger 6,47 Sorm
gr. 2. Sioux City Passenger 4,37 @ftm
Nr. s. Oakland Passenger 6,38
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Warm til Gala. I'm

tarm i'll gala. inoertesn,os
snltsr at ialse i'm 5arm pna 40 aeres
msb sooe nue gp9ninser : DPil ira elt
Corn, ] Mil ira Rimbaqton. 5or nars
mere 0pIpsnins benusnosr man zig TIL
3. 6. 3 a nj m,
Dor 70. a%imbaatou, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Wisnonsmooer

ufboIbss, ON quo pil. / 6lt porn O9
gstbania Wsniebeosr ben 10. 20. os q.
5uni, bOrm. ri. 10 % 9iterm. 81. ).
Reost bespnbsr / SIT oorn airte ben
10. 5uni. 5lers fremmsee gr9fter
baue louet at tomme. gsnner fiern og
ner inbbpsss berUeo tarIisit til oisie
Weoer. y. z. zig,
Gil porn.
81. Z. Stmon en,
aimballton. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Wisnonsmeoe

On Cub uiI, bliuer Der Risdonsmebe
/ 6bsnGsr 6irts, 4ueubou So. "a,
ben II. os Is. SUM. gReoet begpnesr
loreoos Aiteu. ben Il.
Aue ere uslfomne.
gaa Wenigbeoens 9esne
u. Is. @ eismdnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Ill trGngenOe StnOenter:
wsrs gsiusio,p's sootblna zptup

II n admuflI. oo6t pTeoeI 1lI6hII, Iom | OH %
liar bar Drrei brusi al UiiuioutI Dseors ir sess
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zufesz. III her1liaet Anrntt. bieoalsr enmmffnk.
forminbHer @siQunftien. oulmer zmuifn. bdb fefr
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bsbiit Wi66tl NIB E8aIhes. 1ataas a 2rna1fitkr
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<nfun ca iaa inaeH anbfn zlaas. D. DkseFt III ftHos
IN Il 1ar9 6ea 6f6ns HfbieiH zaaeYstiseen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
ma aZaebr T.

= Qeaa bQnife ep. lut6. Meni9bebs Rirte,
9orth 18th 5treet dnlelem @rant % BUT
hsttel bolees 6pimesieauosfienslte boer cot
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n. II. Seaoagsifole n. TT eftm. 4ige=
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kiettelig peltomiel
O. g. gbriftiauen.
8rnft.
Espaf. 2Ie u. 18th Ct. Omaha. 5ie5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
y9anitrrtn"
CnsOog b. 6 SUM 1900.
gIaiE9febr

BIQff1 9ttVI.
Bloir banife 70 .sluth. Dfeni9beo boiler
pnbstieneite buer Senaa9 6ornloba9 n
To- o. 2iten ri. S. Sgnea9slfole ri. .
Ssrni. 0pbpQQelie5me6e 0nsoas aiten r..
5. = vile TIE tiertelis Deitomiet
u. 1asmusfeut
8r9fi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06

are practically annihilated
by the ocean cables and
land telegraph systems
which now belt the cir
conference of o Earth in
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q orb
g., 6. & M. y. % 9. 6. & gac.


9elt paa.
Jar. 10. Lincoln Passenger . SOC 5orm.
Jfr. 8. Black Hills Pass. +. 3,20 eftm.
9ar. 90. Accommodation 7,55
Dit paa.
Scr. "a. Accommodation $50 6orm.
Ir. 20. Mo. Valley. Pass. $50 5orm.
yr. 4. Chicago Limited $50 Gftm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
ITEMS FROM THE e4-'+ 4 CITY
COUNCIL PROVIDES FOR THE PAY
MENT OF INTEREST.
sinking Fund Is TO BE Used for that
Purpose-Sealy Hospital
Is Crowded.

Galveston, Texas November 6.-The
following resolution was passed at the
meeting of the city council last night;
Be it resolved by the city council of
the city of Galveston:
l, That the city treasurer, Hon. 1. H,
Kempner. be and is hereby authorized
and instructed to pay the interest ma
turing on bonds by using the accretion of
the sinking fund of any series of bonds
in the purchase Of coupons of bonds be-
longing TO that series. and he snail hold
such coupons. without cancellation. as u
part OF the accretion Of the sinking fund
OF such series OF bonds. and until provi-
sion is made by the city for the pay
ment OF such coupons. with legal interest
2. These resolutions and the author
ity hereby conferred, shall be applicable
TO interest upon the respective issues or
series OF bonds, as such interest falls
due, so that the earnings OF the sinking
fund of each issue or series may he APP
piled to the purchase of said coupons be-
longing to such issue or series of bonds,
until said coupons shall be paid OFF and
Cancelled by the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
Dr.. Benefits
Electric Belt.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
WHARTON LOCALS.
The Farmers Are Much Impressed
with the Possibilities of Cane.

Warrior, TeXls November 5,-Slnce the
certainty of tn 100000 Central sugar re-
hnery being butt at rb.s point cane is
all the talk among the farmers and plant
ing is going ahead brislly, the acreage
being increased all the way from 800 to 400
PEI cent Captain Tol Taylor announces
Today that fir m seventy acres last year
he plants 500 additional T he coming
season, II IS cane is sud to have produced
forty tons to the acre.
Mr. o. w Davis paid visit to Lakeside
yesterday; he tells The Post corre- pond
emit that the rice mill lhere IS well under
way, found tyon laid and BRICK work on
The walls commenced Messrs Cars IN
brothers OF VIII rt have the contract.
Me srs. Dunovant and Eldr.dge ere cut
ting cane and shipping thirty carloads
daily.
: Mr.. G. A, Harrison will ship six ear
loads OF cane from his plantation over the
Caney Valley tomorrow consigned 10 sar-
tarta, Mr. Harrison, in common with
cane growers, win increase his acreage
next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
The Cotton Exchange.

Galveston, Texas, November 6.-Thorc
was a general meeting OF the cotton ex-
change at noon today for the purpose OF
taking final action in regard to the re-
modelling of the building, which was dam
aged to some extent by the Septem Ger
hurricane. The plans submitted by
Architect stowe were approved and bids
will be advertised for the work. 1t Is
the intention to have the exchange To-
Gated on the ground floor on the west side
of the building. The second and thir l
stories will be fitted up for Offices and
the building will be supplied with all
modern conveniences. Work will be-
pushed. and the new quarters will be
ready for use early in the coming year.
The improvements will cost in the neigh
borhood OF $15, 900.
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rierce, San Antonio; Harry A. Woods.
Waco; H. Deutschner. New Orleans E. E.
Vineyard. Palestine; j. A. Lord. Charles
f. Scott, city; ]. E. Newton, Sour Lake.
Texas John B. Haden, city; Mrs. Rob-
ert Clarke, San Antonio; G. G. Stroop.
Chicago; William Eversmar, St. Louis;
James McDonough, city A. F. Hilton,
Topeka, Kan; 7. V. Wood, Cleburne;
W, J. Holher, Mexico r. H. Rus ell,
Beaumont; j, E Tke.heimer aud VIE
city; F. D. Smith, Cleburne ]. L. mn,
NJ NJ. Murray, city; F. A. Metllen, Fo {
Worth; c. f. Peekham, New York. 7. H.
Thompson. Boston.
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Notice to scnndinavians.

Galveston, Texas. November 6.-All
scand!naviaps put in destitute circum-
stances by the recent flood are requested
TO call on Revs. Sarner and Segerham-
mer before Sunday. the 18th instant. as
follows; Those living west of Eighteenth
street. call on Rev. j. f. Sarner. at
1927 Broadway. between the hours OF ~
and and 6 and s p. M. and those living
east Of Eighteenth street call on Rev
Aron Segerhammer. at Eighteenth and
Market streets. between the hours OF
and and and .. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, November 6-Cat'le- Receipts
2O00. including 800 Texans, Generally steady
Texans firm Natives, best Oh sale today
f,e carloads at 5.s5; good to prime steers
5.5OQ601; poor to meGium 4.50uj 40: Sc
etted feeders S0Gl4 40; mixed stocker5 g. 7OGi
3.1o. COWS 2.7VGl&.SO hellerl 2.75d4 10; can-
ners .50Gp2 co; bulls z.5004. %; natives SLOW
mainly l5c lower tnan last Tuesday, 4.LOI
b.U0 Texans Receipts 500. Bes ON sale TO-
day seven carloads at 9.S5. Texas fed steef 8
4.0OlL4.S5: Texas grass steers 3.S5GIi 10;
Texas bulls 2.606C3 % Hogs--Recep S TO-
OQ0. Estimated tomorrow 1900, lef, over
500 Market 10 lVc lower, Fairly active:
good clearancos, top $50: ilxed and butch-
ers' 4.55@i9O; good TO choice heavy 60a
4.s5, rough heavy 4,i5qi.55; light 4.5Oa4 90
bulk OF sales t.61af.S0 Sheep--Reeeipts H.
600 sheep steady TO strong Lambs active,
10 10 l5c higher. Good TO choice we hers
4.JO@i.Sl. fair to choice mixed 3.6Od4 %;
Western sheep i.O0a4 .; Texas sheep 2.50D
4.d0. native lambs l.50G5.75. Western lambs
5 .OO1tS. 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
KILLING AT WEIMAR.
William EIstner Fell Before the
Pistol of =. ID. Chnnmnu

Weimar, Texas. November 6.-Wi liam
Els'ner Of Holman Fayette county, was she,
here this morning by Mr. Sam d. Chapman.
merchant Of this city, and is seriously in
iured. The particulars OF the shooting are
not to De mad up to this writing Mr., Chap
man was taken in charge by the sher n of
the county and the wounded man is being
cared for by his frien S Far itu ars win
follow as soon as OBJ ainabe. The shooting.
however had nothing to do with the political
situation, so it is reported
since the above was wrlttea, Elstner has
uieu ana Chapman will be taken to jail by tho
sherin this evening ~
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a Negro Woman Murderea.

Neiasco' Texas. November 6.-This
morning about o'clock negro woman
.py the name of Elsie Regngo, wife of
iienry heigngo, was instantly killed by
someone srn shooting through the house.
aIee bullets took effect, one through the
Or1ih and two through the breast.
ine man and his wife we're peacefully
ehh!oying their sleep at the time the
shooting began.
IN ne mouse was riddled with the bullets.
ne nring is supposed to have come from
mop on the streets. No one has been
suspected yet, but investigations are he
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

wharton, Texas, November 6.-strayed
from Dr. Farrell, Wharton, Texas. Sep
.enloer 10 one bay horse, 10 years old.
10 hands high, small lump on left knee
white in face, saddle marks. branded n p
on left thigh; $3.50 reward for informa-
ton leading to recovery. Also stolen from
Aoe Hatton OF Egypt. one dun mare,
laXey main and tail, IA ID hands high
years old; has been wearing hobbies
branded B Cup and down. on left hin.
rive dollars reward for mare and SIC
ior the thief. T. B. Davis, sheriff Whar-
Ton county, by ] R. Embry, deputy.
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Tremnnt Arrixar.

Galveston. Texas. November &c. r..
Maxey, Philadelphia; r l. Hearne. c. T..
Sutton, Temple. NJ. A. Block, st. Louis
% l. Hollock, city; G. A. Damon, New
York; II. l.. HUFFMAN. Virginia W. S.
Proctor, Houston; l.. C. Sears, New Or
leans; @. c. Guild, New York; I. p Curd.
Philadelphia, Us. Berry. New York. W. B.
Reed, New Orleans; W. p. vandegIift,
Washington. d, c.; S. Rosenheld, ST.
Louis; c. J, Delano. chicago: w. b. Ger
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. November 6.~-Cattle--Receipts
500 natives 600 Texans -Four hundred
calves Light supply that sold steady 10
Toe higher Native Steers 20d5 90: stockers
and feeders S,g5di % butchers cows and
helers 3.00fi4 IS; hefers 3.Wdl4 IS: canners
2,s5W3.00; fed Westerns 00d4 10; wintered
Texans 360df3Y5, grass Texans 8 .0On3 80; .
calves s.o0d3,50. Hogs-Recoipts COCO Ear
y arrivals sold steady a foW late arrivals
sold slow to 2ikc lower Heavy and mixed
4.o064 TN light i72ls@iS2ls. sheep-~Re-
eeipts 20 head. supply too ligh to lend
strength Lambs 5.O0d5 30; mu,tons q. 75m
leo: stoekers and feeders 3.25Q4.o0: culls
2.5Oal3.25.
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sr. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, November 6-Cattle-Roceipts
5000 Including 900 Texans. Market seady
to strong Native shipping and export 75Gl
$50; dressed beef and butchers steers O0ir
5.60i steers under 1000 pounds 3.O0fi5 IS
stockers and feeders 2.4OGl94a; COWS and
beiiors 2.00d475, Gamers 1,25d2 rs; bulls
2.519S.50, Texas and Indian steers sja
4. Coz cows and heifers 2.40fi3. As. Hogs
Market strong Pigs and lights 65gl4. Is /:
packers 4 70Gni 80; Butchers .S0d4 So Sheep
-lieceipts 200 Market strong Native mutt
tons 375ffi00; lambs 1906 so; culls and
bucks 25Ca4.oo; sockers 2.o0Gi3.oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-07

Galveston. Texas. November 6.-Dr.
Cooke, manager OF the John sealy hospi-
tai, reports that this institution is very
much crowded and that owing to the
slowness of the city in meeting its obl-
gati6ns it is difficult matter to get
supplies. The matter has been referred
to the central committee.
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Galveston. Texas, November e,--ward
bosses in charge of street cleaning in
wards One. Eleven and Twelve. report
total number OF men working today Sl5.
drays 40. teams 1902. and nine bodies
found, Jens Moller,
Dhofrtraa
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