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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08

Now is the time when Group and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal.
The only harmless remedy that pro.
duces immediate results is one min
ute cough cure. II is very pleasant
to take and can be relied upon to
quickly cure coughs. colds and al
lung diseases. 1t will prevent conl
sumption,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
Musical College.

The Musical College, Freeburg,
Snyder county, Pa, Is recognized as
one Of the foremost schools Of mus
ic. S33 will pay for six weeks. in
struetiOns and board. Spring term
will begin May 2. For catalogue ad-
dress, HENRY B MOVER, Director. f22
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
Medical Examination Before Mar
riage.

rage.
A marriage license bill has been
introduced in the Wisconsin senate
which promises to eclipse the mar
riage law of 1899. This bill provides
that no persons can marry who are
suffering from true or hereditary in
sanity, insanity caused by vicious
habits or the use Of drugs, consump-
ton and various other diseases which
are named IN the bill. Every person
who wishes to marry is required to
go before an examining board of
three surgeons to be appointed in
each county of the state by the
county judge and must pass an ex-
animation before a marriage license
can be issued. In addition to this.
all male candidates for matrimony
who are under % years of age and
all female candidates under is years
must produce a written consent of
their parents before they can secure
a license. Any clergyman, justice
of the peace or other persons who
can perform marriages and whomar-
ries any couples who do not produce
a certificate from the examining
physicians of his county is to be fin
ed not more than $500 or confined in
prison not more than one year.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
BLOOMING GROVE twp.

Judge Election. Casper Nader.
Inspector Election. Cook shaffer
Supervisor, William Hatton School
Directors, Daniel &. Hatton ; ASSESS
or, George Reynolds Auditor, W
J Edmiston, Clerk. Clarence o. Bill
lings Treasurer. William Nader
Overseer Poor, Hermann Dilling.
DEMOCRATIC.
Judge Elertion, Levi Lord In
spector Election, John J. MoCon-
nell School Director, Frank Miller /;
Oversoer Poor Herman Delling +;
Supervisors, Herman Delling, Sam
uel Vennie, ", John Newman As
SCISSOR. Fred L. Westbrook Auditor,
WIN. B. Westbrook Clerk, Edward
r. Hazen Treasurer, Edward r.
Hazen.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
PALMYRA TWP.
REPUBLICAN.

Judge Election, John Grant; In
spector Election, Henry Masker ;
Justice Peace, Walter Vetterlein
Assessor, Henry Simons; Auditor,
g. N. Kellam Clerk, S. R. Hazelton ;
Supervisor, A. H. Down, Henry
Masker; School Directors, John
Grant, A. K. Killam.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
TWP.


Supervisors, Dist No, Louis
Thiele, No. 2, Wesley Griffin. No. 3,
Ford Calkin, No. 4, Warren Quick,
No. 5, Webb Van Wagner ; Overseer
Poor, John P. Nunson Auditor, 3
yrs, g. j. Herman, yrs, J. c.
Branning School Directors, Mar
Gus Lassly, j. G, Case Inspector
Election. B. j. Wood.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08

DeWitt's little early risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
10 cleanse the liver, remove obstruc-
tions and invigorate the system.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
DINGMAN TWP.
REPUBLICAN.

Supervisors Charles II Quinn,
Ira M. Travis, p A. Helms, Abram
V. McCarty; Assessor, David ]
Newman Auditor. John P. Lauer /;
Judge Election, Joseph J Dubois
Inspector Election, Frank Reser /;
School Directors, Ed. H Orben, ]
A. Hoffman Overseer Poor. Geo.
B Quinn Clerk, Chas. B McCarty.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08

Tho most effective little liver pills
made are DeWitt's little early risers.
They mover gripe.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08
GREENE TWP


Justice Peace, Geo. Banks Judge
Election, Edward Gilpin Inspector
Election, Sherman Fowler Assessor
Henry Heberling Supervisors, Dist
No. 1, Richard Bartleson, No. 2,
Herbert Heberling, No. 3, George
A. Rake, No. 4, John Boughton, No
8. Peter FELTON,; School Directors,
Walter Gilner, John R. Gilpin Ov.
erseer Poor, George A. Rake Audi
tor. Lewis Miller.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-02-08

Oil cloth and linoleums at W. &
G., Mitchells. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
cuBANs SAID TO BE PLEASED.
General Wood Reports Manner In Which
Action on Amendment Was Received.

General Wood Reports Manner In Which
Action on Amendment Was Received.
Washington, June n Secretary Root
has received a report from General Wood
concerning affairs in Cuba, in which the
governor general says that the action Of
the constitutional convention in accepting
the Plat amendment as passed by congress
is received with general satisfaction
throughout the island.
The great difficulty which Is now con.
tended with in Cuba is that relating TO
G. mn erelal affairs and the necessity Of shet.
Ter markets for Cuban products without
the tarln restrictions In the United STATES
Nothing can be done, however. until the
Cuban government IS formed. when a reel
proclty arrangement may be made bpt
ate '"e Nen
An order Of General Wood relating 20
depts and mortgages, il is understood viii
a short time ago eaAeu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
NO NEWS AT GONZALES.
A Sharp Lookout Is Being Kept and Men
Are in Readiness.

A Sharp Lookout Is Being Kept and Men
Are in Readiness.
Gonzales, Texas, June 21.-Up 10 p. m.
today no news of importance has been re-
ceived here in regard to the pursuit or
Whereabouts of the fugitive MeEicans. A
sharp lookout is being kept MP through the
county and men are ready to start on
definite clue.
A telephone message was received here
this morning from Caud Cone at Union.
Wilson county, saying that one Of the
MeNicanS in jan herr, Is wanted. In Mexico
foc murder He viii be held for Deputy
United States Marshal Hanson, who had
given Cone a description of the man
wanted.
A Mexican child years old whose father
and mother were arrested last Friday night
at the house where Sheriff Glover and III
Schnabel We're killed died at the Jail last
night II had fever and was attended
properly by the authorities. A Mexican
family took charge Of the baby and buried
1t today, the county paying all expenses,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Twoyear Odds, selling, ave furongs. on
y. +. Evyln Maud 1913 Step Onward
lot Red DUmsel 1OG. WuNada 1Oi. Juve-
nile 90. Carol u. lOT Man o. War 30,
Cameron lul, Neither One luG, Frar Tabor
lOI. Meditation lOi, Ascension 90, Lady
HoNrood lOI, Woodmanstgu lO2.
Handicap, six furiungs, on main track
Wax Taper 100, Musette H. May W. los,
lower Of Candles 100, Dread 100, ST. Fin
nan, Ezra 90, Mesmerist a. Belle OF Lex
nEton no, Godfrey 100, protus lO4 Ger
rega uS Lady OF Valley 05
The Turf year Odds ave and half fur.
longs, Oh y. f. C.-.Leonid III. Hanover
Queen IA, Dixie Line III, Sweet Glover
10 smart Set 10, Dean Swift 10. Mas
turuum 1T
sheepshead Bay handicap one mile
Brigndcr ll2, Carbuncie log, Unmasked
lol Al Gold 100, stan Bright ia, Alsike
81 Dccantcr ltD Belle OF Troy 08, Lady
Unels 80 Belgrade DS
Grand National, full stccplechase course
Marylandcr 1873, Oehitrpe 40, Magic Light
l42 Peron NJ choir Girl 1877, Ronkon
koma lbS, King T. lt0. Suchct III. Ech.
berg 100, HlnzibHr 100 Jack Carey AS
klondike i45, passe partout 1876, Self FRO.
lection l3}, George Keenc 40, Eophoue
1876
Selling. mile and sixteenth on turf Col.
ltgi1n NS. Nitrate l0l, LntS0n lis, Anccdnte
lul, Round Up l2l, lnshot O6 Fairy Tale
los Double Dummy Dolando ll5, Nones
luH Ben viking ilS, ARdroclus 100. Big Gun
10, Giukl o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
READY FOR THE DERBY.
Fourteen Candidates Are Now An.
nOunced to Go to the Post.
FIELD WILL Be THE SECOND LARGEST
In the History Of the Classic--Fairly
Good Track Pronnised-Lady Sehor
An Right Again.

Chicago, June 2i--All is In readiness for
the fourteenth runnine of the American
derby at the Washington Park race track
tomorrow afternoon. Fourteen candidates
are announced 10 90 TO the post and while
one or two OF these are likely TO be
scratched there IS also the possibility Of
an added starter SO that the field may be-
the second largest 10 the history Of the
classic, fifteen having run for the Worlds
Fair prize In 1898
The promise tonight Is for fairly good
track The track Is fast at present, but
there Is every Indication Of thunder
storm aud showers before morning
whether this viii be heavy enough to make
the track slow IS doubtful and the chances
are the going viii be much as It has been
In the last two years, when it ianed the
pight before the derby
The held that promises to so to the pos
together WITH the betting aud the jockeys.
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen from John Fall
Amelia, Texas, a mouse colorcd mare mule
10 years old 17l2 hands high no brand
collar marks; So reward for information
leading to recovery, or so reward il de-
lvered at Rowsers stable in Houston,
Texas, or 10 A, nelery, Liberty, Texas, or
J. Frishy, Deyers, Texas
Houston, Texas, dark brown mare, 8
years old, 12l2 hands high, branded NJ s
with bar under the same on the left
thigh, rope on neck when last seen; So 80
reward. A. T. Anderson, Sheriff.
BY a. L. Conway, Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
AMERICANS IN ENGLAND.
They Succeeded in Beating the Brtons
N Several Races.

They Succeeded in Beating the Britons
m Several Races.
London, June IL w. c. whitney's XII.
marnock II Cbred in the United statesl.
ridden by L. Reift. won the Alexandra
plate al Ascot today whtney's ally,
Mount Vernon Relm won the windsor
Castle stakes
Merry Gal a.. Rein won the Hardwlcke
stakes OF 5000 soyerelgns added to a swcep
stakos Of Ia soycrcgus each Roueemont
was. second and Pierre LorIllard's Tantaius
The Triennial STAKES were won nv sir
X. Waldo Grfhth's Neles ~. II Martini
An QbJecaion was made to Veles an the
ground of''horlng but u was overruled
William G. Whitncy's chestnut Ally
Elizabeth NJ a.. Rein won the Kings
stand stakes Of 500 soyerclgns added 10 a
swcepstake Of 10 sovereigns each. IN,
nonia tMaherl WAS second and The Twin
lilly was third.
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X X 4 CI WON.
groves IAstslssa Chill Tsaia
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ASTARTLINGSTORY
TOLD BY A KANSAS CITY NEWS
AGENT.
In an Interview He Relates How He Ae-
compIished What Many Others
Have Failed TO Do.


Jack Williams Of No. 4o1 Delaware street,
says the Kansas city, Mo, Journal, y
We'll known MS an enterprising news agent
and a thoroughly reliable man. he had
been sufferer from kinney tfpn ,.onor anu
endured much pain from IT until recently, ,e ~
when he tried br Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People and with such success that
within short time he was entirely ana
permanently cured. To a reporter he SAID 4:
For two years ! had palms In the back
constantly, causing me serlons lhcoh
venienee. But did not attempt 20 DO any.
thing for my complaint until the latter part
of last winter when | saw the adYerllse.
ment of Or. Williams Pink Pills Tor rae
People and decided to Sc what they would
do for me. was relieved within one
week after began taking thom, the pains
disappeared and SO complete was the cure
that | have not found 1t necessary to take
further treatment nor have been troubled
at all by the disease since.
Kidney complaint is an insldious disease.
First come almost unnotlced pains In the
back and some slight Inconvenience. The
pains grow gradually worse and the incon
Yenlence greater till finally, If not given
medical treatment, the person suffers ,ew-
full torture and becomes unit to follow
his ordinary occupation Blood poisoning
sets In. the constitution Is wrecked and
death often results
Mr. Williams took the one unfaling
remedy and was readily cured within n
few weeks His statement was sworn to
before Lionel Noise, a notary public, and
the facts above will bear the most search
ing Investigation Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People will not only effect a cure
I'm cases similar to the one above but,
acting directly upon the blood and nerves
are an unfalling specific for such diseases
us loc0motor ataXin, partial paralysis, st.
Nitus dance, sclatica. neuralgia. rheuma,
tlsm. nervous headache, after-effects Of
the grip, palpltation of the heart pale
and sallow compilations and all forms of
weakness either in male or female, Dr.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are
sold by all dealers. or will he sent post
n
or six boxes for $50 they are never
sold in bulk or by the hundrcd) by ad.
dressing Dr.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady y. y.
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A PLAIN TALK TO TO-,
SENSIBLE PEWl

There are thousands OF peopn
with chronic diseases who navy y VI
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10 their beds. They are aps !, /
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ure. 40, ii
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and realize that health Is 'ns M
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I have been a specialist 10
which time has been devoted Mo 81
TO the treatment OF chroalc ~
have treated more cases tAas +
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State OF the Union. nss|
| have treated thousands "a M
cured them promptly, when =. n
der various kinds Of treaIlns. I. j!
Every case which comes 70 ,.is|
ouires some special atten'le. "A
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explains why a cure can o. Z,
from patent medicines. s a d |
thing In medical science wn''D u, a
your condition, and cure ~ =, ~
treatment must be prepared
individual case. :, sekusr
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epre as Der cent OF ell ca'ss <. 4, "A
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made medicines, ana Ne VIII "
the folly OF experlmensnsw Wild e
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lt2inI.sytr senf free 70 ~ fsli
m 51a A pisnas plsSs San Antea,se; II. ) +
], NEWTON Hail.
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COTTON SEED TRusr RuMoREp.
Combine Alleged to Have Capital OF
Hundred Million.

Combine Alleged to Rave Capital OF
Hundred Million.
Philadelphia, June II The North Amcrl
can tomorrow win say that a syndicate Of
capitalists are planning combination with
800 100000 capital to control the entire
production and sale within the United
States OF the various products and by.
products OF cottsnseed There are 400 cot.
ton oil plants in the United States, OF
which the American Cotton OH company,
with capital OF $SoO0oOOo. owns forty.
Ave. and the southern OIL company, with
head Offices In this city, owns ten. Others
are operated largely by cotton planters
The Sorth American says the syndicate
is now negotiating to purchase the stock
of the Southern Cotton on compdny The
negotiations are beiaS conducted for the
southern company by Henry c, Butcher.
president Of the company. The article
says the holders OF about three
of the S2,ooocoO have given Mr.. Butcher
options 20 sell their holdings at figure
close TO the present market quotation.
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COMMERCIAL.

The grain markets closed lower on
crop reports.
better hank statement than e1-
pected improved the stock market.
The cotton market refused to respond
to legitimate bull views
The weekly reviews OF r. G. Dun's
aud Bradstreet's agencies showed sus-
tanned strength In most lines of busI-
ness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsnecIal to Ia Postl

Especial to The Postl
Port .Eads, a.-Arnyed PolarIo (Ger),
from Hamburg Louisiana (Aml, from
New York; Brefond tNOrl, from Seba
Sebus DAM. from Port Limon: Saltwater
tAm.l, from Port Limon. Sailed: III Vale
lAm.1, for New York; Llemour tBrl. for
Rotterdam via Norfolk Jamaica tNor.l for
Montcgo Bay, Jamaica: George w Kelly
lAm), for Belislc; Hispauia (SwedeJ, for
Port I.lmon; Olympia lBrI for Port
Limon.
ton,
Kinsale Passed; Iran (BrD from Gal.
weston for Liverpool
New York.-Arrivcd; Sabine. from Gal
weston. Cleared; Mexican, for Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
DOMESTIC.

Thousands Of people encamped along
the KIowa Comanche reservation border
are said 10 be destitute.
Sixteen people believed to have been
killed In series of explosions followed
by FIRE IN fireworks house at Patet-
son. ~ J.
Union miners in West Virginia mines
declared they would GUST the non-union
men, by force " necessary.
Several persons were killed 10 a Ne
braska cyclone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Fair Grounds Results.

st, Louis, June 2l.-Flye furlongs--slster
Sarah. Maggie Clopton, La Crlmea. Time
02H
Five and n half furongs -Huntress 20
aide. Josie r. Time 09l..
Six furlongs- Ben Ledi, Grantor, North
ern spy Time :l4l9.
Mile-Dan Paxton, Menace, Miss Theresa.
Time l;4lJa
desEya a' Noe ZnfsIIgs R 8riSn i've T qgv
2:1S,
Mile and twenty yards -Hllee, orris, Pin
ochle. Time 1;42l4.
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MalIv Lectured AZ cnero-

Cuero Texas, June 2l-Prof. r. w.
Mally' by request of the business men aud
farmers. has been mere and delivered an
address on the boil weevil subject. The
attendance was not what II should have
beeh, but a number Of representative farm.
Sre We're present and each of them VINO
nave expressed themselves are going 10
IouoW the Instructions of Prof Mally An
Hhpie supply Of the material and machines
nave been ordered, and war on the boll
The hot weather is doing the work all
right now, however.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
A.. Inne I'd. -Rirmlnrhnm
Firemen to Go on the Road.

The hremep's baseball team have ar
ranged the following schedule of games
at League park; June 81, IS and 90 they
will play at Waco; sunday and Monday.
June 80. aud July l they VIII play the
estlne In this city; July 4 they go TO
Beaumont for one game; July Z Beaumont
VIII come 70 Houston for one game, The
gam, next Sunday, but they had agreed
10 the Cpwthorns aud the fremen TO can
eel II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
No YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA,
Recommendation that Quarantine Be
Raised North OF MARYLAND.

TFaIsSW NVTIW o. MafyIand.
Havana, June 2l.-owlng TO the absence
OF yellow fever in this city Major GIea.
son Of the marine hospital service corns
has recommended that the quarantine no
raised on passengers from Cuba destined
to points north OF the southern boundary
OF Maryland.
II, a,hsre has not been fresh case Of val
Hnu me cases which have occurred ibis
eaf nave been llsht Neither are thsrs
,sbsS caseS OF yellow fever In any parf y,
iAe strongest objection against oar,,.
,hnas non ,lmmnnes from Cuba COMES frnII,,
me- ne noards q health Of the Southern Ststosn
T such persons NJ New YorS eFfsrahce
tbaat ihese passengers VIII go South beSn.g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
RANGERS IN A HURRY.
COrtez Said TO Be Surrounded a Few
Miles from Laredo.
A SPECIAL TRAIN WAS SENT OUT
To Garry the Men to the Spot Where It
Was Alleged the Muoh-Wanted Muir
derer s at Bay.

laredo. Texas, June 21.-Captaln Rogers
and his men returned from their hunt in
the lower country tonight and left i'm
mcdiately for the coal mines, twenty-five
miles above here, where be received hurry
ordera to 90 by special train. 1t is said
chat posses certainly have cortez surround
II .h.rn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Bio Mexican Ranch Deal.

III Paso, Texas, June 21,-one OF the
largest ranch deals recently made In the
Sierra Madre country II Mexico was con.
sLnmRted IN III Paso by four of the As.
cRrLte brothers OF Las Cruces, ~ NJ
Guadalupe, Juan. Anastacio and Wiliinm
Ascarate bought the Armio ranch. adioiu.
ing the Ascarate estate near Janos, paying
large cash sum for IT, There Is about
p0, 900 acres In the ranch. and II Is one
half Of the ranch formerly owned hy
Guadalupe Ascarate and Mr. Armijo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Texans in New York.


7 VI
New YORK, June 2l-The following
IeAans are registered in New York:
h294pst9 G G Van Week Imperial;
Westminster. o. N'0As""'
Greenville-George A. Phefle. 81. George.
,DG,iHlas-Mr. c, Ludolph, Miss Ludolph,
SSlalyeSslon-,W; L. Cameron. Murray Hin.
tan Nc'''poif
Square "''' He4"'"
Sherman-C. Rountree, Marlborourn
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A Run1or al Beeville.

Beevllie, Texas, June 2l.-Much disap,
polntment was expressed here this evening
when it was learned that the Mexican
captured at Cotulla was not Cortez, the
murderer Of Sherffs Morris and Glover.
to the effect that after escaping from the
thicket near Cotulla he had turned back
southeast, which route would carry him 10
the SancRho mountains In McMullen conn.
~, II this can be verified a posse viii
lcaVe here in the morning 20 aid in tue
pursuit
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District Averages,

Not Included In means.
Number of stations. IS,
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TORNADO IN NEBRASKA.
Many People Were Killed and Others
Badly Injured.
SAD STORY OF A BEREAVED MOTHER
She Was Robbed Of Her Children. One
by One, and Then the Wind
Oisrohed Her.

OMAHA NJ -, a, s,,t at.,,.,nos
'i'aua, Ntp,, June y ppeclul ulsPatVl'e
70 the world-Herald from Naper, Neb,, toll
Of the frightful work of a tornado which
visited MAJ vIc,rt,n -. ~. a., details
80 f,olni'S la5t night 'Nu @'''
neing pbtalnabie on,y late this evening
OF the family Of Jacob Greenlng Mr.
Greenine nnd big ,,.i,a ,ho az. fatally
-, 49, VIE, WIZ "'e 49,
uurt' ana thelr le-year'old daughter Grace
who is seriously injured are all that sur
yhe. The dead arc
NApo.pr,,r ,t,,,,,.,
SiAE13hfrnEnI HkEENlNG' aseu E
Io1ufHFi r ~
220TSb II,
30 ", ,,. JTTa ,,s,-.,r roo
chiIareni "n ia ot FIX c nainel az, Aipe and
n'n,e IN, d"n anu Nlatu' "se" "'' w.
"aic 1 s,,lGh1 .u,on, .5 con rho,
d,rc agod "a a.1eltS' anr "sa,sa,sly In
inred "s'' ~ anu l. "e'e
The s.rotiy 90 ,a,oh porc and n man
named MIA v,cra T., i,rel ,Sbsp ibeir homes
,vere demolisbed ~ not sorionsir
Mrs Anderecn nid .Ivbcn I saw the
storm coming i grabbed the Youngest child
md took lie ~ nthers with me The
Storm took tbe child ripbf INTO the air ana
thar was the last of r.
n hurried 70 NV children. hut the storm
took two Of them away from me and Killed
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Results AZ NeMnort

Cincinnati June 2I,-Scyen furlongs-
Ncls Morris, Fusion River Princess. time
/ 20ls.
>. rive ,1urlongsS ST. Sidney, Rly Mason.
Ethel Davis. Time l.OlR
Four and half furl0ngs- Dougherty,
Georgloua. Reclusa Time 81
SIX Pnd a half fnrl93ngs- Banguo IL, Calico
-, Nile Brother Fred, Pine chip, Quayer
Time t:1H5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Nuao.a countx CLAIMS \.

Corpus Christi, Texas, June 2l.-The arst
bale Of cotton this season was shipped from
San Diego today, the staple being raised In
this (Nueees) county by Francisco Garcla
OF the Caiayeras ranch and shipped bv a.
w. Newberry 20 hmm & Go. Of Houston
The bale was Einned In san Diego, By THIS
Nneces county gets the blue ribbon this