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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-13
Cure for Bee Stings.

For bee stings salt al all times is a
good cure. Sweet oil, pounded NAL
lows or onions, powdered chalk made
into a paste with water, or weak am.
monia. are also eflicacious.
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A Big Savings

There Is one savings bank in New
York city which has deposits Of more
than $68, 900, and . surplus Il
more than o7y000.0 200.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Organization of Third south Car
oIfna Regiment Completed.

Organization of Third south Car
olina Regiment Completed.
Charleston, S. c., Aug. 10.-An cleo
ton for the field officers of the newly
constituted Third Regiment of South
Carolina Volunteers, was held at the
srmories of the several military organ
izations of Charleston tonight. amid
the greatest enthusiasm.
Former Major Henry Schachte was
chosen colonel, former captain, James
Allen, was elected lieutenant colonel,
and Capt S. NJ. Ward of the George
town Rife Guards was chosen major.
The newly made Third Regiment is
composed almost exclusively of
Charleston troops. The only outside or
ganization being the Georgetown COM
mand.
The election of Capt. Ward is a high
ly merited compliment paid to his mil
itary service and ability by his num-
erous friends in this city. The Charles
tied to the two commanding field Of
flcers in view of the fact that nine
tenths of the membership of the regi-
ment was in this city. The selection of
Capt Henry Schachte to command the
regiment was of course a foregone
conclusion and the militia here felt
that IL will prove equally as popular
with their comrades in arms through
out the state as II will do with the
people of Charleston at large
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
WAYCROSS NEWS NOTES.
ProvvIfnE Negroes Give Citizens I'm
ensiness-One Shot in the Hip.

Providing Negroes Give Citizens I'm
ensiness-One Shot in the Hip.
waycross, Ga, Aug. 1o.-A night or
two ago a burly negro was discovered
under the bed at Mrs. Enoch Patter-
son, at IS Miller street. The negro es-
capped and entered some other places
the same night. Last night a negro
answering the description of the one
who entered Mrs. Patterson's was seen
over in "Old Mine" Jack Williams,
the plumber, and e. NJ. Neal, a negro
employed by Andrews Bib & Co. went
to capture him. They followed him to
a negro house in that part or town
Williams remained in front OF the
house. while Neal went around TO the
rear, The negro's suspicious were EVIL
IDENTIFY aroused and he dashed out the
hack door. Seeing he was about to
make his escape Mr.. Williams called
ont TO Neal TO shoot, which he did,
striking the negro in the hip, ana orlns-
ing him down. The wound he TecelV-
ed is only a slight one, although quite
painful. and he. will be all right IN
day or two He was brought In ana
turned over to Sheriff McClelland, who
locked him up in the county jail. IL Is
quite likely that he is the one wanted
Just about dark yesterday evening
Meta Carpenter, the 12-year-old step
daughter of Mr. o. 1. Allen. a news
paper reporter, living on Francis
street, went out to the cow lot for the
purpose of separating the COW ana
calf. Just as she opened the gate, and
turned the calves outside, negro man
who was in hiding in the alley near
the gate, jumped up, caught her by
the arm, and attempted to pull her TO
him. The girl was heightened almost
TO death, and succeeded in breaking
away from the brute. She began
screaming with all her might and
started to the house. The negro fright
ened by her cries ran down the alley
and was seen by different parties as
he hurried away.
The opening of the new rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
last night, exceeded the most sanguin
expectation of those who had the at
fair in charge. The rooms were crowd
ed with men, women, boys and girls
who had come at the invitation of the
general secretary and officers to in
spect the rooms just fitted up.
1t is reported that double-barrel
wedding was to have occurred this af-
ternoon, the principals to the affair
being two sisters and two young men
we'll known about town. The licenses
were procured and the wedding was
about to occur when the parents of the
young ladies were made aware of the
fact, and they promptly took steps to
prevent the double union. The girls
were placed in a room and put under
strict surveillance and at last accounts
they were being safely guarded from
their would-be husbands. 1t is quite
probable that there will be a vertical
ton of the old adage, that love laughs
at locksmiths," and defiies ofttimes pa
rental authority before many hours.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
South End
TO-DAY.
Go down to-day and
take a dip.
Tide suits exactly.
Fresh Fish Dinner.
Don't miss it.
Fine music.
WIN. M. BOHAN,
Proprietor.
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

HARRIS-The friends and acquaint-
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Harris
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of their daughter, Marie, from
st. Benedicts Church, at o'clock this
Sunday afternoon.
MALONE-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. John Malone are invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence of
his sister, Mrs. P. Davis, corner of
Thirtythird and Price streets at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
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MUST GO AT ANY PRICE
FOR CASH,

OUR STOCK OF FANCY GROCERIES.
3-lbs. Pie Peaches, cans 25c.
3-lbs. Table Peaches, heavy syrup, 10c
can.
Armour & Co.'s Boned Chicken zoe can
Heintz & Co.'s Baked Beans, cans Csc
Cross & Blackwell's quart Jars Chow
Chow SOC each.
Cross & Blackwell's k-pint Jars Chow
Chow 23c.
Hazards Fancy June Peas cans Csc.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder, ls-lb. cans
22c.
DR.. Prices 2-oz. Extract Vanilla Csc
bottle.
DR.. Prices 2-oz. Extract Lemon zoe bot
Our 15c Large Jars Pickles 10c each.
Helntz & Co.'S 35c Sweet Pickles Csc.
Our legal. jars Fancy Preserves only
rs cents.
Welsh Bros Pure Maple Syrup 81 gal.
Fancy Head Rice only zoe peck.
1a-bbl. our best Patent Flour $3.50 each.
The best quarter sack Flour in town
Coo each GA pounds).
Large cake Ivory Soap Sc per cake.
s cakes Circus Soap for CSC.
II packages Pearline for Csc.
u boxes Sardines and Tomatoes SC can.
lib. Armour & Co.'S Corned Beef
cans 26c.
BIB, Bartlett Pears. in heavy syrup,
15c can.
Sweet Blossom Peas only 81 per dozen.
Macaroni and Spaghetti pkgs for Csc.
Armour & Co.'S White Label Soups loo
can quarts.
Won Ramps Soups soc per dozen.
Gordon & Dilworth's quart Preserves
soc each.
Gordon & Dilworth's Sweet Picked
Peaches 81 each.
Royal Baking Powder, 1z-lb. cans &c
can.
S-lb. Sliced Lotus Peaches zoe can.
Fine No. 1 Mackerel 10c, for 25c.
Alb. pkg. Gold Dust only tic pkg.
All goods to be sold without reserve.
c. A. DRAYTON GROCERY CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT
JURORS.

The following named jurors will ap-
pear in court at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, that is to say:
Jordan, Conner, O'rien, Ham,
Schultz, Rustin, Love, Jackson, Penton
Harrison, Crotty, Hansen, Ferguson
Pratt, Adams, Michael Deegan, Hey
ward, Leonard, Brennan, Fox, Thomp-
son, Jr.. Patterson, Rose, Crane, Jr
Perry, Ross, Eckman, Laffiteau, Wilder
Stafford, Oliver, Hopkins, Price. Eng
lerth, Walker CIV. IT,, Haines.
By order of His Honor Judge Falli-
giant. JAS. K. P. CARR, ,
Clerk 6 @. G. @
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NOTICE.

Having replaced our old by more
modern machinery in our boiler de-
partment we are now prepared to fur
nish estimates on all classes of boiler
work, tanks, smoke stacks, structural
iron and heavy plate iron work of
every description. Have also a num-
Der of new and second hand engines,
boilers, pumps, etc, for sale or ex-
change.
MDONOUGH & BALLANTYNE,
Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11

Some one to build for reliable party
a house on Meadows lot. Lot cost ST.
900. Security, mortgage on house and
lot. Interest on principal at tx per
cent. payable quarterly Mortgage 10
run FIVE years, but privilege of max
ing annual payments to be allowed.
House to cost not exceeding SO 900. Ad
dress G., Box 403, City.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
GEO. MEYERS
CRYSTAL SPRAY BRAND

SEaA brand
of high grade carbonated beverages.
Use only liquid carbonic gas. No
marble dust nor chemicals.
PURE FRUIT JUICE FLAVORS.
Lemon soda, strawberry cream, GIN
ger ale, sarsaparila, etc. Put up in
handsome crown stoppered bottles.
Prices same as the famous Malt Mead,
finest of all health drinks, 81 20 per
case of two dozen pints. soc paid back
for the empties.
Bell and Georgia telephone 20.
Factory 1901 Henry Street, East.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.
Mil Superintendent Attacked and
Badly Beaten.

Badly Beaten.
Athens, Ga, Aug. 10.-An attempt
was made to-day by one ]. K. Drake of
DeKalb county. to Kill Superintendent
]. c. Bone of the Star Thread
Mills at Barnett Shoals, this
county. Drake on being ordered out of
the mills turned on Mr.. Bone and fired
twice. The pistol only snapped. He
then jumped upon Mr.. Bone and beat
him up considerably. Drake is held
here under three warrants, viz: As
sault with intent to murder; assault
and battery and carrying concealed
weapons. The commitment trial &C.
ours Monday.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
Whidden's Victim Dies.

Thomasville, Ca. Aug. 10.-Gardner
Whidden, the negro who was shot by
Frank Sweed, Thursday, died to-day.
Sweed has not been arrested yet
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
FATALLY HURT.
Co1ored Train Hand Loses Both Feet
and Probably Life.

and Probably Life.
Sandersville, Ca, Aug. 10-Ed. Lat
timer, a colored train hand on the
Wrightsville and Tennille Railroad, was
injured while drilling cars at Mea-
dows this morning. He was brought
TO Tennille for medical attention. 1t
was found necessary to amputate both
feet above the ankle. He was also cut
about the face and head. His condi-
ton is serious with not much hopes of
his recovery. 1t is understood the ac-
cident occurred from the carelessness
of Lattimer
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
You've Been to
the Pan-Am.

Then you have seen the exhibit of
pierce Cycles" In fact, its the ex-
hibit of the kind there. You have seen
the moving figures illustrating the
study in vibration. Why should you
subject yourself to jolts and jars, when
you can purchase a Pierce cushion
frame chainless for SIS. The wheel Of
to-day. Copied by all manufacturers.
We ask that you compare the work.
manship and finish of Pierce Cycles
with the best of them and there'll be
no comparison.
GOODRICH TIRES are tires made
of rubber. Made to give service, not
trouble. We are Southern agents for
this famous tire, and our prices are
dollars cheaper than the other fellow.
REPAIRING and ENAMELING
are done here by mechanics acknowl-
edged the best in the South.
We have an expert on VULCANIZ-
ING, and the only one employed by a
bicycle store in the city.
R. ". CONNERAT,
346 Bull street
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NOTICE.

Savannah. Aug. 1, 1901.
We have to-day established in this
city a branch house under our own
name. the management of which we
have entrusted to Mr.. John Nisbet and
Mr.. Otto Fritze, either of whom is au
thorized to sign by procuration for the
same.
KNOOP & FABARIUS,
OF Bremen, Germany.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of NJ G. Redmond & Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
M. d. Council retires and M. G. Red
mond continues the business under the
firm name and style OF NJ G.. Redmond.
NJ. G. Redmond assumes all liabilities
and collects all debts.
This S0tA day of July. 1901.
M. G. REDMOND,
NJ. d. COUNCIL,
4 Higgston, Ga,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OLD OCEAN.

Steamer Clifton to Bell Buoy Sunday.
VIII leave wharf foot of Whitaker
street at 4 p. m. Arrive home 1880 ..
m.
Fare 25c.
GEORGE U. BEACH.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11

Neither the master nor the consig-
ness of the Norwegian steamship
"Eidsvold," Andersen. master, or the
Italian bark Maria L." Romano, mas
ter. will be responsible for any debts
contracted by crew OF said vessels.
]. ". MINIS s. CO., Consignees.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
JOHN WOLF, FLORIST.

The largest grower of choice flowers
in Savannah. / have fine lot Of large
Palms for decorative purposes. BoIh
phones 6S4. Nursery and green houses
OFT and Anderson streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~N~
FOR RENT,

the first floor of the old State Bank
at present occupied by
Messrs. Hull Il Lathrop; possession
given oct. /, next, or may be arranged
for sooner II desired Apply to South
ern Bank of the State of Georgia.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.

The petit jurors of the City Court
need not appear until Wednesday, Aug.
H. at 10 a. m.
By order of Hon. T. M. Norwood,
Judge. WARING RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk c. c., S.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11

OF Our Large and Complete Stock of
VEHICLES AND HARNESS
AS we are getting in our fall stock
we need room and for two (2) weeks
we will start a special spot cash sale
of everything we now have on exhibit
ton. At least rs per cent. discount
on such Work as Meyer, Babcock-C Co
lumbus, Woodruff and others is too
good a thing to miss. If you don't
believe it, come and get prices. AS an
illustration we will sell a low wheel
rubber-tire Runabout at $3.50. We
mean what we say. Come down and
get a bargain.
COHEN KULMAN
CARRIAGE AND WAGON co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
FOR ORDINARY,
FRANK II. KEILBACH.

Your infuepce, votes and support in
my behalf is earnestly SOLICITED
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11
WANTED,

GEORGE U. BEACH.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-11

All our Hanan & Son, Stacy, Adams
& Co.'S Oxfords. in patent vici and
vici kid; all $500 and $3.50 qualities.
now ....... So. Go
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Al Wootan Walls,

wootnn Wells Texas juno Is ~. W.
Michaux. eS-presideht Of the IT, - A.
wns here last week.
Mrs II. j Anderson and little hansntet
Estelle win leave for Vermont saturday.
They Will be accompanied as far as New
Orleans by MIR, Anderson
our gun club has arranged, ny request
another shoot for the Fourth Of July, with
bah In tbr evening, comp)imentary 10 the
young lady visitors
Il. Zander. wife and Listor Lexington;
Miss r Zsnder, Austin; w a Curth.
Houston; Frank Hayden Waco; W g.
Coleman washington. n c. Y j Nil
Ter and wife. Calvert II l.. Ransom, san
Antonio; j W Tallev Ennis John Lynch.
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been here on a visit FOR some time, left
Mr.. J. Durdan Of Gay lin was in the
Il. G F. 1potson or william penn was
among Saturdays visitors today
Hon. W. w. Searcy returned last night
Mrs. L. Il. Grasmuch and children. who
have been visiting friends In Caldwell for
the past three weeks. viii return tomorrow
turned Friday night from Bastrop, VIII re
he has been attending district court There
We're thirteen felony convictions
Marshal w. l., Sails returned Friday
night from Galveston, whore he went TO
attend the convention Of shc chiefs OF
Messrs oscar Seward and Robert CHS
holm have returned from weeks fishing
trip at Eagle Lake.
The Second regiment band practice at
Music hall last night w9s enjoyed by a
Mr. II. X. Fielder OF Chappcll I'm was
Mr. II, A. phillips of chappel Hml was
Mr. ]. ifioxlc Williams Of Independence
was In the city today,
Mrs II. Hoffman left today for a visit
Miss Saiuc Clothlcr left today for visit
to NnVnsotH.
Miss Eugena Buchanan left today for a
Mrs. Mary Cambeli, who has been visit
ing relatives In this city has returned 10
he home In NaY1sotn,
Phillip D. Dross Of Bellyille was IN the
city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bosse went up to
Sommerville today.
Fred Jekel, late superintendent of the
Brennan Furniture factory aud wife left
today for Buffalo, n. Y,
MIR ana Mrs. Charles Parks md Miss
Hattie Parks went up to sommeryille sat
The Ladies Cemetery association viii
meet at the residence OF Mrs Snfah ~
Ross at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
Now Tabor, Burcgon county, Is arrang
ing for n Fourth OF July celebration;
MeSsrs Adulph Scelhorst. ]. $. Williams
aud Christian Wielkns attended tish fry
CAPTAIN 4. r. Sharpe left last night for
Los Angeles. Cal.
Mir. and Mrs John a, Randle Of Fort
Worth are here on visit, the guests OF
Mrs r ]. Pampell.
Mrs Mary E Buck has returned from nm
extended visit 10 Hampstead
{. Mule left Saturday for Galveston, l.,
Constable Fred Rpyder of SommerNlllc
was in tho city SATURDAY., 1
AFR John Sommers Of Whitman was N
Deputy sheriff Tom league left Friday
night for Beaumont,
| Johu n Brophy is reported stck
Judge Jerome r. Campbell OF quarry was
in fhe city today.
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San Augustine; A. Hughes, Houston, II
= Kesser G, II Knight aud Newt Monet
Waco; w as Bailey, Miss Mary Con
R sncoS aye4 Annie ESala WS5 qSs ,rs
Walker Miss Ncitie Walker, Miss Isabel
Walker Miss Barbara walker, Houston ].
o'Reiiiy, A, i, Martin sud family, Austin;
Mrs. j s. Smith, Mexa; u. G Sessioas
Ennis, lyuclt Smith, Mexia; T. l.. odam
Harris. jr. waco. p n. BrUScr, Martin
H. Snead. Waco; Mlss Mary Reilly,
Houston; Miss Jessie Sneod, Alabama \.
and child Marlin: II; FIGHTER Ben 9
i. i, Eniin; Calvert. Edgar smith, Mar.
Ripckman, Texas; r, u, George, Houston;
Waco: $. j Congcr Homer L.; @, "
Curslile san Antonio; Mrs. u. A. XII
laugh Miss LYDIA Buford, pai,as; Miss WIS.
waco; George t. Frazier. Nashville; Miss
Collins. Mrs George X smith, Calvert
Thomas Erwin. II G. Davis, Hearue; Ron.
Daniel Parker Calvert; Mrs $ Nun,
roe, Miss Clara Il Price, Margaret camp
and Mary Munroe Kosse Isaac, Han Cal
vert + w Hewett kossei Gt r Ep.
sicana; r. Nj, Crallr W T. Mnnror'
Kossc A. h. GRAY. st. Louis; JOSH per.
kins', K9lomaSoo; hra9E i TsnTct MNIR
+. l.. oliver. Chicago; w a. bradley
=. u. Rast, Bayheviile: A. kcisss y ShniE'
l. caldwell and wife Corslcana, Texas,
q II Nichols Galveston; Max Coher Cor
sicnnn; pr " r. Dlckey, Houston FRANK
II iaias George rrS' Hintor, Jim Wisby. Fred
Hanna Calvert C. j BarLetI Mnrun ,
George Berger Calvert; Miss pHnnim, hhvvi,s VIZ
5; ~ IolEen' ,MSeNIHe, outs. " ii
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ATLANTA HOTEL Rates 81 per day, spc
clal rates by week or month, gaia Church
street, Galveston, d. Foley, Proprietor. Il
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FOR G;EN1 Nicely furnished southcast
front room, with or without board. one
block OF eur, 2i03 Mclsinney avenue. 10
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ELEvATORs A ANp 3.

aALvEsTuN STOCK. .., -,
saipboard- This day. last year.
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Paint Rock Locals.

paint Rock. Texas. June 2S.-rhe ladies
:, tbe baptist church had an Ice cream
Gunner Al the court house last night and
soat IN about s25 TO assist in building a
Rantist church at this place
T'be twostory Masonic lodge building
LIZ VAS blown down about month age
~ q storm Is now nearing completion Hnu
Will 90 rha Waaous are asking no outside
eyer mt are placing some 5 per cent bond'
a,u' me DENOMINATION OF ~ Fanni5s ave
years.
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nond Eyed At $40 600.

scguln, Texas, June 2s Before Justice
Of the Peace Neln was held here THIS
evening. beginning shortly after o'clock
and ending between 4 and o'clock tn
win Milling Or !. n. Fennell IL resulted
ia granting hall 10 the defendant IN tn,
sum OF $1,000 There was not great
e,,lT defense being the plea FenucN WIS
th0t twice. each 0f which shots were fatal
The nrst ranged through the chest and
The second took effect IN the abdomen EN
deal Euhsidcd
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SUGAR..

New Orleans. June 20 Sugar Quiet
open kettle centrifugal 37SM4k; centrifugal
yellows 4i2d4 9-l6: seconds 25sdd. Mo.
insses Dull, centrifugal TMi5,
New York. June % Sugar Raw, stendy,
fair refining 3 olG centrifugal % test
1872: molasses sugar 2 516. Refined
Steady No 9 455: 40. 4.75, No. o 40:
No. 10 465 No. II 400; Nos. II aud Il
i.15: No. IS 4.50; standard and confec.
TONERS 80; mould ISL cut loaf
uated $50; Cubes oIo.
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STFAMEK EUCENE viii make trips Sun,
Gays 10 Aiorgan'E Point and Teturn, ~;
bring your baskets and have good time :
see the large dredge be- ats 80
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ST zouis, June %. --Cattle-ReceIpts 800.
steers 3 00q6 90; dressed beef and butch
ers steers 4 250i5 90; steers under 1000
pounds 3, SOFAS 00 stockers and feeders
Gamers / '5oa2 S.; butts 2.35d4 i0 rexas
and Indian steers 2. T5G5. 90; grassers 3. 10
IA 40. COWS and hefers 2. SOFAS 30. Hogs
Receipts $500. Market steady; pigs
and lights 8 0of6 90; packers 5000 90;
butchers 60Nd6. %. Sheep Receipts 100
Market weak. Native mutoins & 2Sd3 s.;
lambs 40005 60; culs and bucks = O0Gt5 40;
stockers 2.0od3, 90; Texas sheep common
800.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo. juno 20. --Cattle- Re
ce.pts 100. Harket nominal; choice dressed
beef steers 5 400. so: fair to good 4. T5@D
3. 80; stockers and feeders 3 30d3. 70; West
ern fed steers 4 50I5 GO; Texas and lii
3 1904 10; cows 2. s0d4 -; heifers > 75Q
. 90; Gamers / 706l2 %; bulls 3 00I4 40;
calves 3.50M5 90 ogs-Receipts $500
Market steady to "a lower. Bulk of salcs
6.65. eep-Recepts 700. Market genera
ly 15625c higher as compared with a week
ago Lambs 4 o06tj %; wethers 3 509t-l 90;
yearlngs 4 00Gf4 30; culls 2 00Gf3 90; Texas
grass sheep .25@3 90
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Scpuln, Texas. June 2s. George r Holc
man was arrested and given bah IN tht
saultcd with intent to Kill r. II. Hollnman
They are brothers, and tho assault o.
Cured during the shooting between 7. II
Hnllnman and Or. 7. u Fennoil Georgf
= Hoiloman is city marshal of Segpln,
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SAN ANGELO NOTES

san Angelo Texas June 27-W IT.
Funk bought of Fayettc Tankersley a
ranch of Ten sections for $1,000, Four of
the sections were bought school land the
other six being leased
Kelsey Wylie of Abilene bought from J
d. O'Daniel OF Coke county 30 yearling
steers at S15
j. d. o'Dauiel bought from u. X.
Wyie of Runnels county fifty high grade
Durham cows and calves at $50 the pair,
c. A, Browne bought from the Beneda
Stock company 500 1 and 2.year-old steers;
prices not given out
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NEW ORLEANS.
~ w w - y ~ ~
iSnecIal TO The Post. J

Especial TO The Postl
New Orleans, June 20 The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports Fair
supply grown cattle on sale; fair demand
for good only: ordinary grades slow sale:
full supply calves and ycarlings; prices
lower some inquiry for cornfed hogs and
fat sheep ordinary slow sale.
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COEEEE.

New York June % Coffee Spot Rio
onlet; No invoice lie Mild Steady
Cordova SI4M12Ih Futures opened steady
with prices unchanged 70 . points lower
and failed TO vary more than . points
rial Gales o420 bags: September h.2J; No
yember 5. 40; March $40; MAY $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

'sPlrmher e0ls December CRY; cash M. =
IN SaBi. No. . red 62il. Corn July
IN SEPTEMBER 1875 cash No. . mixed Az
Mr. Ne white 45al5H Oats NO. ?
Mnne ~ Receipts Wheat CISCO; corn
@N oats 1900. shipments Wheat -,
|aS eorn. 1900; oats 1900.
|.,sN York, june % "a heat Receipts
XXX exports 1900 Spot steady. No.
|se1 ta% o b. about and T2ls elevator;
A W. IN Northern 1885, + .. h, aaoaJ No. I
'Au oSs I. o. b, afloat. options steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

i'aris. June 20. Three per cent rentes
lO0f. 2AIac for the accounts exchange on
ondon 25f. 20l4c for checks.
New York June Chickering's S3lb,2os'
rae: balances Sl0,j7T, 633.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
GALVESTON.

with tile supply. slightly In excess of the
with excess' ely hot weather the tendency
has been to weaken prices and curtnil
trade. We anticipate no Immediate I'm
uroycmcnt.