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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12
LORENZO SNOW DEAD.
he Was the Finh President Of In. Eat
ter Day saints.

Salt Lake City. Oct. H. LORENZO
Snow, fifth president Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ. Of latter Day Saints, bet.
ter known as the Mormon church. died
unexpectedly at his private residence,
the historic Bee Hive. Thursday after.
noon, after an illness that had been 20.
rious only since Wednesday. The i'm.
mediate cause Of his death was TYPOS
tatic congestion, superinduced by AZ.
gravated bronchitis.
Several weeks ago President Snow
contracted u cold. lie was at his desk,
however. attending 10 business as late
as Tuesday. Wednesday morning he
was seized with o. Of vomiting which
continued at intervals throughout tho
day. Wednesday night his physicians
were called and remained in constant
attendance until death came. The
church authorities became alarmed at
his condition early Wednesday and most
Of the leaders. together with such mem.
bers OF his family as could be summon.
ed BY telegraph or otherwise, remained
in the sick chamber until the end.
Until President Shows successor IA
chosen, which may not DO until the an
nual conference next April. the leader.
ahip Of the church viii devolve upon
the council Of the ~ apostles Of which
body Joseph Smith is the recognized
head. Unless death should como {.
him In the meantime, Mr.. Smith will
DO the next president OF the church.
President Snow leaves large family,
the members being scattered throughout
the world. AL have been notified OF
his death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12
Held without Bail.

Workman, Tex, Oct ii.--John Gal
loway. charged with numbering an I'm.
known man. afterwards identified as
Thomas Bowen Of Terrell. on freight
train two miles north Of Workman Mon.
day evening. was given an eIaming
trial here Thursday and Justice Wilson
ordered the defendant remanded TO jn
without bail Al Yicory and ". e..
Dixon, charged with b. accessories 10
the crime. were allowed bail In the sum
Of 1850 each. They gave bail iInmod-
lately after the decision Of the justice.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12
FIRE AT ALBA.
osiy Two BUSINESS Houses Len and They
Were Damaged.


Were Damaged.
Alba. Tex, Oct. ia most destruc
tive IRE occurred here "Wednesday
night The entire business portion Of
the town was destroyed except the
store Of =. n. Hopkins which was dam
aged TO the extent Of about 5000 or D.
900. A blacksmith shop also escaped.
The losses are a. follows:
s. Sherwood. stock and store, 5000;
insurance 5000.
$. Z. Howard. furniture. 1900; no
Insurance.
@. NJ. Lloyd. dry goods and groceries.
5000.
l. l. Alexander & Bro. druggists,
store and stock. 1900.
J. w. Harrington, dry goods and gro
ceries; 1900.
A. J. Haney. dry goods and groceries,
1880; insurance. $500.
w. $. whitwoEih dry goods and gro
ccries, $500; no insurance.
A. 5. Cain & Son. dry goods and gro
ccries, 1880; no insurance.
J. w. Brickey & Co. dry goods and
groceries, $500; no insurance.
q. ID. ~ =, general store. stock and
house, s8SOJ; insurance eiiO0.
White Bros. restaurant and barber
shop, goo; no insurance.
J. II. Jones. general store, 5000.
Y. A. Cain, general store. $4,000.
Hopkins Bros, drugs. sl2O0; insur-
ance, $50.
w. X Goodin. drugs. $1,000; no insur-
ance.
The Katy depot was saved. One hun
dred bales Of cotton were burned on the
platform.
The Gre started in the store Of A. ].
Haney and IL Is thought 70 have been
u incendinry origin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12

Constable A, II. Franklin was here
from Millican yesterday.
Have you seen the largest &c tab
let In the town? IL Is at Tyler Has
wells. a.
Go and see the magnetic healer
that heals. Now at the Hortman
House. 267
Largest and best line OF writing
tablets in the city at McDougald's
drug store. diff
We have just received a large line
OF combs and brushes. McDougald's
drug store. diff
Attend the matinee performance
81 the OLYMPIA Opera company at
2:3) this afternoon. -
Don't forget we buy, sell and ex-
change new and second hand school
books. Tyler Haswell. 6S
The rain yesterday cleared the air
and settled the dust nicely. IL also
gave the turnip patches a boost.
"Little Havana small but good.
Send 1915 and get box OF 100 Express
paid. Littman Cigar Factory, Aus
tin. i-l-02
The A. and NJ. football team was
defeated yesterday at Dallas Fair by
the Baylor college boys. Score, II
too.
You will make no mistake by hear
ing the Olympia Opera company
matinee aud night. They have a
strong organization and good or
chestra.
Every citizen Of Bryan and every |
one else who will should wear Cen
trail Texas Fair button. You can
get them ut the drug stores and the
dry goods stores.
Seats are on sale for the Olympia
Opera Co., matinee and night per-
formance. Matinee tickets only 70
cents, night performance regular
prices. This Is a good strong opera
company aud lovers Of music and
The drama cannot afford 10 miss IL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12

Colon, Oct iI.--An official bulletin,
dated from Baranquila. Got 8. makes
the following statement, but gives NO
details Of the event referred TO;
The French steamer Fournot brings
news tina, General Uribe. Tribe was az.
terly routed AZ Tachira aud arrived Al
Maracaibo on Oct 3 IN the morning."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12
smaIIpss In kaufman.

Terrell. Tex. Oct. ii.-smAlIpox has
broken out nc Peede. In the southern
part Of this county. DIR. r. s. White,
county health officer. pronounced the
disease Of a mild type.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12

Crockett. Tex, Oct. li.--Lsp Burks,
who worked for the Crockett OIL Mill,
fell from the tower about % feet last
Friday at noon and died from his injur.
ies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12

Troy, Tex, Oct. John Penz,
who. IL was charged. ran "ho5 ale
joint" at this place was fined $50 ard
given 20 days Imprisonment in the
county Jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-12
Man or Woman.

II you want to learn a business for
t25 that will make you from So 10
$40 per day, see Prof. II. b. Crowder,
at the HortmaD House. d269
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
THE OLDEST IN TEXAS.
The Goggan Bros Music House Branch
ing Ont in Houston.

The Goggan Bros Music House Branch
ing On, in Houston.
The Goggan Bros. music house Is prob
ably the Oldest and certainly the mos eX-
tensive now doing business in Texas The
parent house was established at Calves
ton in 1866. aud branch houses are now
located at Houston, San Antonio, Aus In,
Waco and Dallas The Houston branch
was established In 1883, and since that
time has been constantly charging and
Improving
Finding their former quarters too re-
stricted to accommodate their increasing
business, the Goggan Bros. have leased
the entire building recently constructed
on Main street by MT. j. Il. Mitchell, INTO
which they have moved their stock, ON
the ground floor they display the high
grade pianos which they have been handl-
ing exclusively in Texas for the past
twenty-five years, such as the Stelnway'
Chickering, Weher and Emerson. The
second story OF the building will be used
for storing box pianos and organs and
as a repair shop, which branch OF the
trade will be especially looked after Ia
future, and those desiring repair work
or tuning can have their orders attended
to without delay,
While Mr. c. Hickenlooper, one of the
old employees OF the Galveston house, is
temporarily in charge, the firm has Sc
cured The services OF live and energetic
manager who will arrive shortly from
New York and take charge of the Hous-
ton house,
In addition to the standard grade pianos
handled by the Goggan Bros, they are
having manufactured especially TOR tneir
trade a substantial instrument with their
name upon the foreboard, This piano
represents in It's construction an expert
enoe OF thirty-ave years. and from the
number now being sold throughout the
State tho popularity OF the "Goggau
Bros" plano may be said to have already
been established.
In addition pianos and musical IN
strumen,s. the Houston house, since en-
larging its capacity, will carry COM
plete line OF all the la est popular pub,
llcations. as we'll as ali the standard
music
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
RULES FOR PRIMARIES
To &c Held February Is TO Nominate
Candidate for Mayor.
FAIR REPRESENTATION IS GUARANTEED
All of the Candidates for Mayor
Have Pledged Themselves to
Abide the Results.
FAIR REPRESENTATION Is GUARANTEED
lAn Of the candIdates for maror. Messrs.

\.ll OF the candidates for mayor. Messrs.
A. W, Raiey. William W Thomas James
A. Thompson and John d. Woolford, ap-
peared bsfore the officers OF the city demo,
cratic executive committee yesterday within
the time limitsprescribed, and made formal
application to hasS their names placed upon
che official ballot % be voted at the demo-
cratic primaries 10 heNheid on February -
pleogng themselves 10 Sbide the result Df
said primaries and support the nominee.
Following are the rules adopted by the
committee 10 govern the primariNs:
One polling place In each ward--teN be Sc
Iected by committee appointed by the chair
Each polling place to be presided over ~
an officer 70 be elected by majority vote OF
the members OF the executive committee
S committee OF three TO be appointed by the
chair TO recommend names for said presiding
officers. Each presiding officer 10 be assisted
by two judges and two clerks TO be selected
by presiding officer from lists submitted by
candidates for mayor. each candidate TO be
allowed 10 submit list of three names 10
each presiding officer, from which presiding
officer must select one name from each OF
such lists submitted. No one except the
voter or an officer OF the election whom he
requests 10 assist him (the yotGr) shall be
allowed TO enter the voting booths, And
further no Que except the chairman OF the
executive committee. the election officers
ana the voter shall be allowed 20 enter or re-
main inside the poll.ng place. Saou d any OF.
hcer OF the election enter a voting booth OF
boo BIS tunless requested 10 DO so ~ a voter
hs SHAH be removed from further service as
an election officer and the candidate hs
represents be irmed,a ely notified OF suoh
rgssoySsAf IiCweger sp; candidate must be
give 5h 'rty m mites motive OF such removal
beflrts hpsne shall become effective whey
81 J candi ate shall rgaln have tho RICH tc
suhm he list OF silva names remaining
from .watcA list Hhe pre- ID M officer mus
aaar one repress MA i've Of said candidate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

privileges for term OF ten years with
privilege for the lessees at expiration q
that time Of renewing for another tie IN
OF ten years. III Company roservi < Ii
right to abandon tie lease at any time
1t sees fit.
The lessees are not called uron throu n
the term8 Vi to le4se To mako any de-
'caolI4oAt ius!ae Of Uwelve IN atNs. but
I after ntteen months have pas ed n
deyeiopenmt has been ma e the e4sor
VIII thereafter be entitled TO SIS FIR
every three months until h ease eN-
pies, or Is abandoned, The cons r
tion OF the lease is that tbs l5as1r Il
receive one-elgh,h 4 wbltaye 1ro net
may be found On the land by h ltcse &.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

chairman OF the city democratic executive
ctminttce fae presiding othler ot saL
e,ectCn snail re.a.u Ia his custody one oil ne
po', las ana soae OF tine tally lists, ald
snail Keep tho same six nlon,ns. su0J,Ct 10
tue nspe. ton OF any ono Interested IN said
o.eGiuu SAID presiding olhcer before the
baioIug begins shat. des gaato tue munagers
II sa.l election as herenbolorc named The
same means shall be used by the oiGccrs
~ the election IN the counting OF satl ga
lot a. vs. prescribed by ART Gle li5l OF ne
Rovlsad statutes. The tGme mothod shall
~ o'seryCn tn cacn I IKE aud tAe coun
ing shall coatnus until all ballots ia the
bOA are coun.e no person or persons sha
20 ptrn tod IN tine room or place where
Tia bA OF are being counted except tao
officers OF he election On the day OF cleo
ton q. or bet re II p. M, the demCcratf'
executive commit tee Of The city OF Houston.
or at least So m minors taereof, shall ooen
ta4d p.lMary election returns ana es IQa.e
the result, recording the state o. TIE upis
IN ea'n precinct in book to be KEEP, thtr
Tor. In tho event OF failure rom any
cause NJ No comm tteo to convene OH sald
day, then the chairman and secretary shai
open said returns and declare The resu, o. No
elect ON returns shall he opened or est
mated unless the same have been returned
in accordance VITA the prov sions OF the reg
ulations as herein prescribed After the esl-
mate of tbs result of be primary election
has h1eu made as herepbeforp provided, the
chaiWcau az the temperate executive COM
nj ttc OF the city OF Houston shall upou
Application, deliver TO the candida G for whom
the greatest number OF votes hal baep nolled
tor mayor eeruncate OF erection nemlnE
therein ire office to which such candidate
ma peeh elec'e1 anu numoer 81 No rs pcle1
LOT nun Ut sara pruhaly election una shah
sign tne same, ana the chairman o, ths CIV
uemucraue executive comm llSo shall Ieciar
the person Receiving inc hlsHest huhper OF
votes Tor lhe oIhce as me nominee OF the
| dtmocrsua party OF the city OF houston lot
The chairman OF the democratic executive
e 'nb,' sl,a'' iuih ny 20 e'cn o' ,he pr
Sen,d Ttr5 tS w. si,,, n, a.
Ss'un" NV, ruuItn' nv ~" siA. -. ~
y nte.N S @ItN"tSN ~ w NY ~, ~ ~
~ u. rne wv VI ileus,V"t ia .r ~
,o5o WI ~, y, W. uV,u ~ ~, hp' 10
80, WIZ iS ,s''t, i,at ,e, III 40
y" ,tv n' ts w, H 49, -, ,Iog vs.
49, V, tno NoNer II ot,iVtNdSc ~ u
~" w. NosSl 's ne,g,',uV'9.S ~ 80
ny 70 VOC ~ saia prlnalieS, " VIC eSV,t
NV hsnls OF tne person onermR ~ Note IN
my preClnet 20 the Guy OF 1ouslo11 = hut
t0unn "uySn sqtu u.s. vi LvS.s!elel III
~ SUI ptvV'hot, tne nur1eu ol pt"ul Snsi W
~ upuh 'he person 80 oueVlus 70 ~
sluM tnlt ne is ehlllSa g Nots az wv, nv
maiN eleellon r. hefeelnnel9re pINt,lueu VT
AN, .nu VTesuluE o'nsser OF L,vpl'sh (" ~
NY. ~ W, utssalN OF " uir IlNu w " p,
so ,ov'rN 70 VOC y sNN'esl,,. :, 50 !, y,
,ai,a ~ voler % ~ s~orn ,, oucnl,ls
s,s,, ".s ~ U N,fI .. So y, ~ i.'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

tho chairman Of the executive committee to
the pre- iding officer.
rhat these rules aud fegu atoms are ma 70
Tor the purpo-c OF giving tue democratic
70 o OF tEs city Of Houston full EXPIRE sion
on tho question OF ell ticers and FOR the
further purpose o! ha7uvnlE ng and strength.
enins he party orsan zadon in the city OF
H1Cs on. 'N % q, ~
Tina 10 perGon shall serve as member
OF the executive committee Tor any precinct
except che ona III " sirs he resi3es and
un & he he loyal member IN good stand
ms t. his ry, 'i4
Tha the chairman shall have apthori y
to q 70 L, n PIE ling o. ticer for any pre-
clnct N viii the presiding officer chosen
Il above provided for shall fnil or refuse
o serve,
r 20 officers o. fie urinary Gle tor ,sh.N
{ kt the same a'h 'hat y prescrlte' b. 10
sta 90 fr IS fc7r 81 gone al e'e tious
idng ocn or sin be allowed he sim
oi s. for tNeir services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
CARNEGIE LIBRARY FUND.
some small Amounts Are Yet to he
Collected

Hne fund for the Carnegie library site
- ee'ns gradually collected. about $500
having oeen turned over to the commit
.se' This does not include the subscribe
t E Oh the Southern Pacific and Houston
1-as. ana West Texas. There is still a
t,SSu ~. amount due, however, and
ny committee hopes that it will all be In
t MN hands by next Tuesday evening. On
- nale the library COMMITTEES win
20 close up its subscription work
a ~ . make dnai plans for the building.
4, ne money yet to be collected most Of
go. N small subscriptions. The amounts
pe slSes 10 this authorized collector,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
a TEXAS WONDER.
salts Great Discovery.

fons small. bottle Of Halls 0rea, Discover,
evrts All ksaney and bladder troubles re.
mGvss Kfavel curns diabetes, RENT nj ennis.
al irscguiarites Of the kidne q ald BLADDER
in both men and women. bladder .roubls Ia
ehidren. II not sold by yorr druggist. will
b. sent bv mail on receipt OF 81 90. One ANAL
bottle 10 two months treatment ana viii
ruro anv casa above mentioned. Dr. q. w.
Hail. Scie Manufacturer, p o. Box s2s. ST.
Louis. Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold b.
weatAsrfofd. Texas June 2s--For seven
years ] was suffering with kidney trouble
and found no permanent relief. After using
fozeps OF bottles Of different kinds OF kidney
mensctps. had come 10 the cppclusion there
was no cure for Il. was induced to Try
cured by the use OF one bottle. J. G. Me-
Cornell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Colleges md students.

Today is recognized all over the Chris
tian world as a day of prayer for col
leges and students. In recognition OF this
observance of the day the pastor az the
First Presbyterian church Rev. William
Hayne Leayell, ID. D., will preach ser
mon en- that subject this morning at The
regular hour for services
This can not but p;ove OF great inter-
est to all those who have to do with the
education and training OF the yong :
peelally so to teachers, guardians and
parents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
LEASED OIL LANDS.
The Guffey Company Secures Large
Tract Near Deer Park.

1t is reported that the Guffey OIL com
pany of Pittsburg. Pa, owners Of the
Beaumont oil well, have leased consider
able land in Harris and Brazoria e7un-
ties, some claiming that fully 10000
acres have been secured by that company
In the TVS counties named
Mr. J. j. Atkinson chief claim clerk Ter
the Southern Pacific Railroad company
at Houston, has leased the Quincy com
pany $50 Ncres near Deer Park. The
lease conveys the oil, gas and water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Mr.. John II. McCcmb, Jr., OF ,ss
Henry Dickson, Chairman o.
tee.
Deneat Concert

A number Of the music'Aus ..ss.s
ton, friends OF Miss Lla1 .r.,Ssl
are arranging to give hes d. u
tary benefit concert at y '..ss u
February 10. Miss Buckinsa T. II
has been such of late as 70 ~ =, "A
possible for her to carry W -.nsts!
work. She has always e0Ds .. u
talent Freely In deserving a.sistss
that she is in need u ave tsls;
friends and co-iaborefs ,,,nx bsni
means of extending q ne'p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

hollywood Grove No. % woodmen OF
the World, will give a masquerade ball
at Schnidt's hall or Friday, February
10. under the management OF Mrs. Dixon,
Mrs. Blossom and Mrs. Maropey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

pse Prot Fields worm powders; q
single trial proves their worth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Rubber boots and shoes drop low write
Goodyear Rubber Co.. St Louis, Mo.
AN BLE TRIO PUMPING PLANT

The Barden e ectrlc aud Machinery
company have just closed large con-
lraet with Captain william DunoYant
10 install an electric pumping plant on
ms rice faTn at Lakeside. This Is prob
ably the hrst time electric power has
Deen used IN Texas for this purpose, but
owing TO It's AeMbllity and economy n
VIII undoubtedly largely supp ant steam
pumping plants for rice culture Ia the
future,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
MASQUERADE HALLS.
Number OF Festive Events Crowd
ing In Before Lent.

The approach of che Mardi Gras season
is always prolific OF masquerade balls
On Maril Gras night. February 10, tie
saenge. bund VIII celebrate the oc Ion
with mask ball. for which e.s,ensi, 9
preparations are now being made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
me Houaton Turnverein wln glve thelr

annual mask ball this year on Friday,
February IL. The arrangements for this
event are in charge of Messrs Henry Al
brecht, A. ]. Schweikart, w. II. OILS ,heg-
sle, 3 l.. sam and Fred Meyer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

While not a masquerade ball, Bayou
City lodge No. 1i6, Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen, are arranging to give
a grand ball en- Monday evening. Febru-
airy is, at Turner hall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
The fourth annual Purim IAN fmn

The fourth annual Purim ball (mas.
queradel. TO be given by the Bikor
Cholim society, will take place al Tur-
neG hail Thursday evening. March :. TIE
arrangement committee claim that indi-
cations are for the most successful affair
ever given by this society. There is a
lively contest now on for the prize Of
fered by the society for The lady selling
the largest number OF tickets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
q. a r. ATTENTION.

Why not get the best for the Ma
tional Encarnprnent G. A R., Cleve-
land. Ohio, a rate Of $14.s2 from st,
Paul and Minneapolis has been made
by the Northwestern line, G., st. P. M.
& Q. Ry. Tickets on sale Sept. 18th
to. 9th inclusive. Return limit Oct.
Sth. If you contemplate i trip to
Buffalo take advantage of the above
rates named by this popular line as
the rate from Cleveland to Buffalo and
return is only So. 90.
For full information as to time Of
trains, etc, apply TO your home agent
or address A. M, Fenton, travelling
agent Northwestern line, st Paul,
MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
a COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Editor: Allow me to speak i
few words Il favor Of ghannberlain,s
Cough Remedy. I have suffered for
three years with the bronchitis and
could not sleep at nights I tried sew
eral doctors and various patent med
fcines, but could get nothing to give
n any relief until MY wife got a bot
tie OF this valuable medicine, which
has completely relieved me:-W. S.
Rrocknan Bagnells Mo. This REM
edy is for sale BY Beardsley & Finney,
druggists. #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
EXTENSION or LIMIT

On Buffalo Pan-American tickets via
Nickel Plate road. SIS. 90 Tor round
trip, tickets good IS days; $1,000 for
round trip tickets good2o days. Three
daily trains with vestibuled sleeping
and first class dining car SER
vice On American Club plan. Meals
ranging in price from 81 cents to ST 90.
Address John Y Callahan, general
agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06

SIeeplessness. You cam sleep Ia
the stiIlesst night II your digestion Ii
bad.Take Hoods sarsaparilla-iit
strengthens the stomach and estab-
fishes that condition II which sleep
regularly comes and IS sweet anu
freshing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
PAN-AMERIcAN EXPOSITION, BUFF
H s 5EFAIO.N Y#4f8&$

The Chicago Great Western Railway
sells through excursion tickets at very
low rates, with choice of all rail, ~
rail to Chicago, Detroit o. Gle1velssmd
and A lake journey, hence to Bufass.
Equipment and service unlsurpa es
Available folder to be had for the ash-
ing For full information and foiders
address any Great Western agent, 81
II :. Elmer G. F. A.. Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX Cry. Ia, Sept. s.
CATTEE--Sales ranged at Sa.50@5. so
for beeves, s&s..4a@3s5 FOR cows, bulls and
mixed, 10 for tockers and feed
ers, 50 .751a50 for calves and gearlings.
HOGS-Salesss RANGED ct S6ao@6. so.
ST, Paul Union Stock Yards.
soBrH 81 Paul, Sept s,
&%HOGS-Sales ranged at SS6.10@6.45.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at S5.0o@5.&
D prime butcher steers, 81. 80@4.lO for
prime butcher cows a heiiers, s4.50@
4.75 for choice yeals, ss.I5@s.4o for choice
feeders. 2@
SHEEP-Sales ranged at So, 80@4.25 for
choice butcher lambs, Sas 15@3.4D for fat
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