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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS
ARE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL RE.
UNION AT FORT WORTH.
A Message from President Mckinley
Was Loudly Cheered-little Bust
ness Brought Up for Attention.

Fort Worth. Texas. May II. The Incl
War Veterans association was the reading
OF message from President Mckinley In
reply TO one sent 10y President George r.
Flniay of the association expressing regret
at Mrs. McKinley's sickness. Tue pIes-
dent telegram was AS follows:
"1eorge +. Finlay President Mexican War
Veterans Association Fort Worth.
Texas
san Francisco May Ill send cordial
greetings to the Mexican War Veterans
upon the occasion OF the meeting at ott
y, orth auu thank YOU ana tncm Tor ytu'
kind message concerning Mrs. Mckinley,
whose health is now steadily improving.
Nv iilam Mckinley"
After the message was read PRESIDENT
Flnay said the veterans had true friend
in President Mckinley, VINO showed II IN
the pension that is given them rs a ttle
al honor Tor the service they mad render, u
the United ,ates. He proposed three
cheers for President Mckinley and every
veteran waived his handkerchief heartily.
4 ne veterans did little business today other
Mayor Powell welcomed them aud captain
Is. u. Paddock responded ON behalf o. the
veterans Both addresses were applauded
10y the old gray JARED men to the numbtl
or about thirty or forty. Secretary Nave
and Treasurer hereford VIII reach mere
tonight.
Captain II. II. Head Of Lancaster is tho
Oldest veteran here. being "A years Of age.
President Finlay Is II Years old and is the
youngest veteran present. Inc members
were entertained tonight at the Christian
tabernacle By the presentation of Il cantata.
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cd its charter hy changing the name 10 the
tapitnl City Book company.
Statc Treasurer Robbins has returned
from business trip T., East Texas
Representative TON Napier OF Wood
county Is hero Cor s;ay or two on busi-
ness. lie viii " rom here TO Houston to
attend the meeting 81 the Press associa-
tion.
BuIidlug nerm..s we've Issued yesterday to
the amount " sfSlt.
District Judge Tenn. the new judge OF
the Twenty sixth suhlcnl district. arrived
In town ycstec lay afternoon and qualified
and IL now presiding.
The Independent Telephone company will
soon begin work IN this city.
at meeting Of the water and light
commission yesterday afternoon some task
was INDUCED In eegacding the rebuilding
OF the dam, IL scssned to he the OPINION
Rev. Polk Goo;i>on nlls uoile to Rlnnco 10
deliver the common cement address at the
Blanco hitch schoo,
j. s. Bonner OF the Current Issue has
gone to lioekdalc 10 - =; the tcdside Of
4 sick relative,
Mr.. GEORGE w. Vince mn tanavcr of
the Postal Telegraph oea.N b--e v.~ ma
night to Miss Nera Belle Maddox.
popular Young
Judge george clark OF Waco is here on
business
State Superintendent Kendall of the edu.
cational department has returned from a
ance OF rain In that part OF the State.
Colonel Teyiimsch Smith head clerk of
the tax aenaf. n,At In the comptrollcr's Of
fice. has lust returned from Brazoria coun-
w. whore 10 has cen looking over some
OF his land down there,
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT..

straved or stolen from Dr.. II. Z. hrtrey
IJnuston Texas a chestnut sorre stallion,
is years old. 14la hands high brand IN
known; So reward. 49,,
Straved or stolen from Richard Lee. i7l2
Capjtol avenue Houston. Texas, nay
mare. & years old. 1919 hands high. branded
"a on the left shoulder, front feet shod'
long black name and tail' toretoP clPpeu'
star In face; 50 reward. - 49,,
Taken np by Guy Pear. San. Antonio ana
Aransas Pass crossing, head o. Main street.
bigb br9ndcd m connected on the left Inn,
saddle marks. scar on right side OF neck
shod all around. .h ~
Taken M by A. Rachl, six miles nor'h "a a
marked with an underht in the lett ear
md an upper and an underbit In me m, r.ga ~
enr. Owner may have same ny s"lllhs AZ
my Mace. A. X. Anderson. sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
VELASCO NEWS ITEMS.
An Election 20 Be Held on the Issue OF
School House Bonds.

An ELECTION 20 De f1eld on the ISSUE OF
School House Bonds.
yelasco, Texas, May 21.--An election has
been ordered to be held June 20 proximo
to vote on the question of issuing bonds
for the purpose of building a school house.
The building is TO be of brick and to
cost not less than 5000. Since the storm
Velasco has been without a school build
ing and having secured the necessary
ground from tile syndicate the school
board now intends putting up nice struc-
turp.
The discovery OF natural gas iu the arte.
sian well at this place has caused great
deal Of comment and investigation. Since
this gas has been found other wells have
been tried and a good How Is the result
Alessrs w W. Hoskns and A. G. Fol
lett, Jr went out TO Stubblefeld lake
sunday and they ionnd as good Il now
of gas In the artesian well there as they
found here The Qpiniana, well Is reported
the same way The well here seems 70
have tremendous flow, and Judge Walk
err who Is n man well versed In geology.
has offered to join with a company TO
develop the gas lie thinks that gas
we'll would prove more valuable to town
Mr. i. s. Hnnncutt has been appointed
by Governor Sayers as a delegate 10 the
National Farmers congress TO he held
In Sioux Fails 5. D.. October 20.
Mr. Guy NJ Bryan, Jr., OF Bryan. Is here
mental planting Of rice on his place west
Of town. He has large tract OF land,
and an artesian well about 100 feet deep.
He intends 10 try this water on rice, and
having the assurance Of chemists that
the water Is pure enough for irrigation
purposes is very sanguine of success. II
he can utilize This well he VIII be able
to trrlgate u large area OF land.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Work on the New Rice Mill Is Beir
Pushed

Work on the New Rice Mill Is Being
Pushed.
Orange Texas, May 2o.-Work on tue
new rice mill is being rapidly pushed for
ward by the contractor with a large force
of carpenters, and the manner In which II
is being erected assures that Ii will he
completed In ample time for this season $
crop. Contractor Petty has n force or
about fifty men at work on the building.
An architect from Anstln has opened an
office here and is busly engaged IN draft
ing the plans and specifications for the
". Link, corner Front and Fifth streets
This will be one of the hapdsomcst built
mgs In Southeast Texas aud VIII contain
six stores downstairs and n number of ele-
CANT offices on the second floor.
Manager Stone of the Orange brick yard
has begun the construction Of another Kim
OF go, 600 brick. The brick turned out there
are of the very finest quality and the yard
is crowded with orders for months 10 come.
busily engaged In hauling the brick for the
Thompson brick building on Front street,
the walls of which will soon be In course
OF erection.
A nne rain. accompanied by heavy
wind for few minutes, fell here toda 4,
and will be of great benefit to rice AMI
other growing crops, though very much
more Is needed to put crops In good shape.
Roy. I. j. Horne, pastor OF the Pres "
AT the Mcdonnell hotel in this city last mig
that united in marriage Mr., Edward Burch
and Miss Stella A Burleson Of Stnrks, Ia.
the young couple having como from Tint
place for the purpose of uniting their
hands and fortunes.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
21oo-Texans and indian Steers
$3.50 to SAYS.
Especial TO The Post Reported by the st,

Especial 10 The Post, Reported by the ST.
Louis National Stock lnrds)
National stock Yards, III, May o1,The
following sales by Texas and Territory
stockmeu were reported today;
G. Il, Snider. Baird, Texas. Dol pound
steers d55; W. Hunter Cuero. Texas, OIL
pound steers i.35; Billings. e2s pound
steers 4.4a; Bennctt " Blackwell, Yoakum
Texas aS3 pound steers i.i0; j. w, Toups
Slnton, Texas, SIG pound steers l,l0; v
Bennett. Ioakum Texas, $40 pound steers
4.2o; Il. Mcdonald. Baird. Texas, SST pound
steers 4.35; Stiles \ Wclder Skidmorc
Texas. 9lG pound steers $50 $40 pound
steers $50; A. ID, Turner. Denton, Texas,
9o6 pound steers 40 1922 pound steers
4.45, 100 pound steers i,1o j. Eberhurdt
Kunge, Texas, 900 pound steers I65, i0lS
pound steers AS, Twenty one hundred
Texans, 10 to 10 cents lower.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Outlook for encampment.

Austin. Texas, May 2l.The outlook for
nm encampment to he held at Camp Mabry
in Jnly is exceptionally bright aud there
is hardly question but What 1t will take
place on scheduled time.
Mr. John l.. Pccler, who Is chairman OF
the citizens committee. announced his e1-
ccutiye committee itfny and they went TO
work at once ~ secure the necessary funds.
one feature OF the cump will be n COM
petitiye drill hetwtS'i the companies for a
cash prize of 5000
n is the inte1tIcA VI tae adjutant general
10 hold the camp for it least eight days
and make 1t a camp OF instruction for the
soldier boys.
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WACO TO HAVE A CELEBRATION.
a Parade OF Civic Societies and Sham
Battle.

a Parade of Civic Societies and a Sham
Battle,
Waco. Texas. May oi.The citizens have
decided on a big celebration on the ocra
sion of the laying Of the corner stone OF
the court house that Is being erected ana
the foundation rock for the ahuttment or
The .azos bridge. The date SGT Tor the
Joint celebration is June - and committees
have been appointed to carry the ehser'
prise through. .,.
The Grand Lodge of Masons has bcen
invited to offciate at the corner son
iayngs and the grand officers have ac'
ccpted an invitation to he present
The program viii consists Of a s, pa1raise
of me city the corner stone laytngs IN
the afternoon and concert, fireworks as
II has been decided to give the officers
of the Grand Lodge, the district deputy nns
nnsters of lodges banquet at the new
Katy depot which viii BE- jus, t'w tns n
sion win surnass ANYTHING y he kind
that has ever been given In Waco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
BRIDGES Washed Away.

Hillsboro. Texas. May n. The fine coun-
ty steel bridges on Jacks branch on the
Hlllshoro and Gulf road aud the HlllsbOro
and Dead Horse road were washed away
by the food last night and are badly dam
need All the culyerts IN that section are
Washed ont and the farms are eOnsldera-
bly, damaged by washouts'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
m DEALERS OF TEXAS.
n Meeting Of the Association
Held at Dallas.
NV VIEW OF THE CROP OUTLOOK
..ssed by President Harrison Al
rs,terence with the Members.
The Presidents Address.

y. Texas. May 2i.-Membcrs Of the
r,.,n. Dealers association began
~ animal convention in Dallas
M meeting is well attended. grain
,.om all parts of the state being in
as well MS grain dealers from
,sasn and oklahoma Territories Ar
Nj Missouri and Kansas. The annual
!, president j r. Harrison OF
and Secretary II. Il. Dorsey OF
.,o-a received much attention.
a, HARRISON drew rather gloomy
!, the crop outlook as to wheat
~. hut insisted that better times
,.mlnc for both the dealers and the
| ..,ssssus Of opinion among dealers
=, based on the most accurate re
,her have been able Ia obtain, is
40 wlll be no wheat to ship from
AZ mis- season.
T., tho present outlook" said Presi.
t,.rrison. there will not be enough
!, IN the state to supply the home
"a Tor milling and seeding purposes.
,nss and the unreasonable weather de-
"a the production fully Is per cent.
! L no way of making a reliable csti-
"a To the yield. The oats crop has
mt in half by the same agencies
asstroyed our wheat. The corn crop
fair to be one of the best the State
grew
|ysident Harrson's opinion was formed
conference with many members or
association and is fully concurred in
them.
NJ following program was carried out
BIZ;
betting called TO order at 10 O'Clock py
sIdept j. r. Harrison of sherman.
a: Invocation, Rev. NJ. NJ. Davis. pas
Of the Central Christian church of
5hs; address of welcome, Mayor Ben
&cabell Of Dallas, Texas; response, &. f.
Aerspoou. first vice president of Den
Texas; presidents annual address, j..
kHarrison Of Sherman, Texas: secretary
treasarer's annual report. IL. b. Dor
Of weatherford, Texas; paper, THE
belts Of the Arbitration Feature Of Our
Relation G.. j Gibbs of Clifton,
as
afternoon Sesslon-Meetiug called 10 OF
at 2 o'clock by President Harrison: pa
rtiow May the Grain Crop be Pro
cd or Safeguardcd From The Ravages
PestsT' Prof. Malley; papers, "What
Our Association DO To secure More
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Sentence Passed on Federal Prisoners

san Antonio, Texas, May 2l.--n tne
United States district court TO lay Judg
lloarn,on nassed sentence ms follows;
Arfhnr Williams. cnlored murder con-
6nement in the penitentiary AT Column" s,
Ohio, for life. Williams murdered wnlte
nan named Hordsby on the reservation ut
Laredo. ..,o,..ra
eighteen months hard labor at Fort
" c Racquit, seventeen months hard
labor at Fort I.eavenworth for forging
postal money orders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
TIE RIVERS ON A RISE.

Still -Four Feet Below Danger Line at
Texarkans.
Texarkann. Texas. May 2i-Rcd river In
this vicinity Is rising al the rate Of one
inch an honr. 1t now stands four feet
from the danger line and eight feet from
overflow. The settlers along the valley
are very anxious and every precantinn is
bcinc taken. Drift wood is In evidence TO
greater extent than has been known for
twenty years past, and more green timber
Is ahoat than has ever been seen before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
Patentlna the Airshlp.

Pittshurg. Texas, May 2o--Rev. r. Can
non is in Washington, ~ G., procuring for
s,an patents on the Ezekiel airship. an in
vention OF his which Is nearing comnietlon'
interest increases ,laily In the airsnip pro
ieet and stock Is advancing steahliy'
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The City Council.

Austin. Texas May 21.--At meeting OF
the city council last night an ordnance
passed declaring eight hours the legal work
day on all public works, whether done I'M
der direction of the city officers or by con
tract.
nittces placing Alderman Maddox at the
hpad OF the unaice committee and j. Il.
Nttschke, chairman 81 ne streets commit
ice. The usual arf'rahces for the expenses
~ the city were pass ed
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KANSAS CITY.



stock Yards, Kansas CITY, Mo, May al
Following sales are reported today:
Ross l.. Clark, Dallas, l6l pound steers
3,o5; W. l.. Bnlier, Abilene, $50 pound
steers 400, William Amthcr, MrGreEof,
Sul pound steers i.UO, 9l3 pound steers i3J,
NJ sampson, Avnrado Dli pound steers
4.o3; y, H. Montgomery. McGrcgor, lO2l
pound steers 435, ll3s pound steers 4I5;
4. II. Tanner NInita, zoos pound steers
400; John Farrell, Red Rock, li2T bound
steers 4yo. +. N. Griffith. Miami. 1881
pound steers 800: q. y. Taylor, oklahoma
CRY, l1SI pound steers 30. Market lower
Kansas city, May 2l.--Cattlc Receipts
5000 natives. 1000 Texans aud sixty caves.
Market steady to 5m1bc lower, Choice
dressed beef steers b.25M5 80; fair 10 good
4;I5@5,2o; stockers aud feeders S.o0Gj. l0i
Western fed steers 4.GoA3.35; Texas and
Indian steers 390qo. 10; cows 3,2Aa1. 10;
heifers 3,60Moo0: Gamers 10000. Is; bulls
3.406ii65; calves 4.00M62o. iIoss-tc-
cepts %, 400, Market &c lower, Heavy
5.75aG5.g0; Hight o2t@5.7o; pigs 425Gf'i, 10.
sheep Receipts $500 head Sheep steady
lambs lOc higher. Western lambs 4.s0d
$50; Western wethers 4,2SGf4I5 Western
yearllnge 410ni.00; culls 3o0lf3,5o; grass
Texans 375@4.2o; spring lambs 4.4d@6.50
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Remarkable Hail in Camp County.

Pittshurg. TEXAS May 20. Jcfr Tatson.
living few miles north Of this city. WAS
here today and brought with him bucket
Of hnil which had laid on the ground since
the 0th--ov two weeks. Some Of the
stones were vary large. Mr., Lntson reports
large quantities of the hail In drifts aud
says the damage wrought by the downpour
Is distressing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND SONS.

First Day OF the Convention Was Taken
Up with Reports.
Fort Worth, Texas. May 2i.-The fourth
annual meeting of the Kings Daughters
and Sons OF Texas opened here today, but
few circles were represented. Mrs. q.
Davis. National secretary. and Mrs. q. Il.
nayts stote secret were present. The
dHy was devoted ~ rrlminaries for the
session tomorrow an the reports Of va
rtons rommlttees The afternoon WAS de.
,.nfad In mart 10 a council OH matters for
he good of the order. lead by National
secretarv Davis Several amendments TO
the constitution we're made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
MOVEMENT on OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial to The Post)
Liverpool. Arrived; Steamers Almerian
fBrD from Galveston
ORR. from Galveston for Hamburg.
New york.-Arriycd: I'll Mar, Lampasas,
Galveston via Key West.
Port Eads La, May 2l.--Arrived: Steam
ers Habll lNer), from Puerto Cortez; usk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
Pension Warrants Sent out.

Austin. Texas, May 2l-The pension de
partment of the cai'rifoiler's offic' has
romnleted its labor 81 sending out OF pen
stor warrants % the old Confederate sol
diers FOR the last quarter. there are In
- IA, hinrhpod Of go pensioners IN tlle
rolls and 1t is quite task to attend 10
hpir warrants e'sry fufrt'r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
Chartered.

Austin. Texas, Ma, I'll Charters were
filed today other than e!l companies as
follows;
rho Taylor Roi and ,.dn "inh Of Tavior:
~, canitai stock Incorporators: Henry
e., 3. nav ~ nd Nern ~ nGak.
Gran conclllo Cabaleros de Honor Of
brownsville. 40 cnpitai stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

When the liver falls 10 secrete bile. the
blood becomes loaded with bilious prop
critics. the digestion becomes impaired ana
rhe bowels constipated HEHBfNE has
tory organs and a few doses will cure any
case OF biliousness. Price. 80 cents. For
sale by A. e. Kieslng, druggist, 5O2 Maip
street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
NDW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 The Post)
New Orleans La, May ri. The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports as
follows: Outlook favorable for butchers
steers and cows prices strongi calves and
yearllngs In full supply: dull and low.
grades.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

tBrl, from Cciha; North Flint u.s.. feem
Charleston, :. G. olympia ezra. from rtrt
limon; Santanderino tSp.), from Glen
fuegos. Sailed, Steamers Barhadnn Ora,
Tor Capetown III Monte tAm., for New
York
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Liinher Riss comlnn.

Calvert, Texas, May 21,-Partles In from
Brazos river yesterday report twelve
foot rise, and although the waters were
rrcedlng somewhat from the first mark
second and higher rise Is reported com
an
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News Notes.


Galveston, Texas, May 81 Dr. r. s.
Cox county health officer, has returned
from trip to Dickinson, where he was
called by a report that there was case
of smallpox Mt that place He found the
man suspected in town. with no evidence
of the disease DR.. Cox states that there
Is now no case of smallpox in Galveston
county.
The executive committee Of the Roseb-
berg statue fund VIII meet next saturday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Office of Cap
tain j r. Alvey to further consider plans
In regard 10 the statue that Is to he placed
in the public library when 1t Is erected.
DR. l. NJ. Cline will leave tomorrow on II
trim of inspection Of the weather stations
in South Texas.
j, T. Simmons. a hardware salesman OF
Houston. is in the city today
Fx-Congressman X. p. Hawley has re-
turned from visit to his sugar plantations
In Cuba.
senator Waller T. Burns of Houston was
In the city today on legal business.
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ST. Louis May u Cattle Receipts 400.
including 1000 Texans. Marker steady. Ma
tive shipping and exports steers 3 slGlG,Oo;
dressed beef aud butcher steers 4 ,OdI52o;
ers and feeders , S56ii, 10; cows and hclf-
ers .00u4 10 Gamers 25d,2 So; bulls
3 25fl4 CO. Texas and indian steers 800
6t5 %; cows and heifers 3 ioa4 30. Hogs
Receipts 1850. Market DC lower, Pigs
and lights & 6095 10: butchers :. uq
5,N2I5. Sheep-Receipts 900 Market steady
Native mnttons 4 oodi 80; lambs ) 500
6 40; culls and bucks 3.5oQ4 %.
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Chicago. May 81 Cattle Receipts 5000,
Market stendy, active aud hrm Good 10
prime steers 8 1oM5 %; poor to medium
i 00Gi5 90. stockcrs and feeders 3.0OM5 90,
& 40: Texas bulls 2750l3 So Hogs Re.
cclpts 27OO0 Market slow. Coed TO
choice heavy 3, som5 .95 light 3 30M5 SIh
bulk Of sales 3 7TI2Nt5 .sTh Sheep-Sc-
ceints 1900. Market steady 10 slow.
Good to choice wethers 4 30a4 90; fair 10
choice mixed 4.1064 40, Western sheep
A. 3im4 90; yenrllngs 50m4 10; native
lambs s OOGi5 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

rheumatism is more painful In hhir ell
mate thnn any other nffliction. Cured by
prescription No. 2S5l, by Elmer 4 Amend.
II. r. schmidt. Houston. rexas. sole agent
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c.. e,o>vn in eurIeson County.

caldwell, Texas, May PA burglary &c.
,,.,.ad severaI DAYS since at sebesta in IN
.p~,,hcostern part OF the county. Joe Bal
sar's safe was opeIed and SiIO In monsy
taken fherefrou. No clew as yet 10 the
nernetrator.
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Following are the quotations In the Gal
weston live stock market as reported for
The Post by the A. r. Norman Live Stock
company:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
corToN SEQ PRODUCTS.

II. 0. %. mill. Texas interior points, nc
cording to location; Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose. 70 W ~
Prime summer yellow oil. 30 q II
Linters, per pound ..,.'. zB4 "a
HUBS. Ddleu ,...'... ~ XXI
Prime cotton seed meal. ,Sl9 80 90 ~
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliY
New York, May 2t--cottop seed oil
STEADY prime crude nominal; prime yellow
a4iA6f35.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

ApstIn. Texas May ai.--The Corner Book
ara Stationery company OF Austin amend
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MARIE STUART.
'A'ofite of the Dramatic Stage in
4Hf Leading Roles.

N . HoduIHg hOIes,
n i, s Ms.e stuart, who is SO favorably known
hpS,l,staaauc successes in leading roles. wrote
,n a.assipnia on Jan. 2 1901 I have never
N Mn o.net medicine since discovered the
ns, psny PURE Malt Whiskey 1t rests my
4 nv , con, anu keeps me IN perfect health de-
S'uunual physical and mental strain"