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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10

Sopfen perpanofs, 1T aus einem beim
8esinn Der Hssierunssseit Der 8Onigin
8ictpria 1887 bel beniibten rSarbs
bu9 Der 9rauerei" erii9tlia. Sn be
fem 8u9e empfieblt Der 9erfaher cine
Qnsabl 3utbaten, unter benen bic aus
SnDien einssfiibrte gtftise 9eere Der
nMeniIpermum goceulus G." Die maE
ionit audi in bic Slii1e pirft, UNI Slide
gu tDbten, bic sefd9rli9fte mar; oieie
8eeren iinb ben Stf9ern als u&pdelsz
former" befannt; Sibbols unb Ionitige
Stoffe, bic nur berbidsn, fino mebrere
aufgeadblt. NuBerbem tpurben @a1e,
9aut bonn 9irf4born als 8lebitpff,
8itterbols, &iimmel, fpanii9er pfefz
fer, 8itriol unb vgemil4te Srcguen"
als 8ierpiir5e perpanbt.
Die 8ritsn paren fdon our 3ett
9einri9s oss 3tpeiten (1154 Biz 1882
als tii4ttss 3e4er betannt. Oamals
tparen es Defenders bic &lDiter. Die
ibren Durit nit benz r~einften unb sez
baltponiten 8ier gu befrtebisen pubten,
ramentli9 bic Mbtsi BON Burton am
Sreni. S9on gu iener 3eit tuar Die
WaHerfrase bon Der grDBten 8ebeur
tung. 9ie MDn9e bon Burton batten
bas seeisnete Wafer our @erfiisuns,
unb Burton lit Biz auf ben beutigen
Sag bic pornebmfte StGtte bes britt
then 8rausetperbes geblieben. M!s
Iarta Stuart 1868 eeatpunsen purbe,
in Sutburb Iufentbalt au nebmen, err
funbigte fi9 ibr Shreiber Waliingz
BAN, mo bas bette Bier in Der NGbe
gu baben fei. gr erbielt ben 8ef9eib:
vSn Burton, 8 Meilen bon Sutburp."
Snbeb erit i'm II. S%abrbunoert be-
gam bas 8urtoner 8rGu in 2onbon
betannt gu tperben. SIM 16. Sabrbunz
bert CAB es in 2onbon 26 seperbli9e
8rauereten, tpobon bic SGlfte MuslGnz
bern sebDrte. 9ie 2eitunsen biefer
8rauereien tparen f9on gang bebeu=
tenb, gum She'll audi sef6dbt, benin
bon ben 649,960 SAB, bic tie i'm Sabre
1856 lieferten, purben $4,000 no9
@mosn, Nieberlanb unb 9ieppe aussez
fibrt.
Sn Burton CAB es in ben 7Osr Sab
rem bes 10. S%abrbunberts % 8rarez
reien; bic 3abl bat fi9 feitber burb
acknowledgment in srobe @ttienz
gefeqfdaften unb Neusriinbungen auf
10 perminbert. Sc stbt atpar aIerlei
8enennungen fir bic 8rGus perf9iebez
ner Serfunft, allein man unterfdeibet
i'm Weientliden opiI9en benz fart se=
bopften, bittersn. solbselben ober brau=
men Ile unb benz bunfein Bprter unb
Stout. Ean unferf9ieb friber aud
apiiGen benz bunfeln Gidbier, bas ben
besetGnenben Namen gubbing Ole
fiibrte, unb Dem lei6teren unb beleren
Oiinnbier, Dem psnnp Ole, 10 senannt,
neil bos MaaB etnen Pennp q Cents
toftete.
Die Statiitit eraab fir bos Sabr
1852 i'm @ereinigten 8Dnisrei9 eine
9sriteuuns BON 27,30O,OOO 9sftoliter
q 9eftoliter glei3 100 Otter slei9
26.41 @alloaen) 9ier ober unsefdbr
100 2iter auf ben &opf Der 8epDlfez
runs. SIN Sabre 1900 tpurben 3d.
100000 9ettoliter ober LAT Sitter auf
ben 3opf Der 8epOlteruns sebraut.
Siefe 3ablen betreffen nur ben sez
INSTRUMENTATION 8etrieb. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
New Process
Steam-LaundN

@enn 10, bann miro es Ii6 Sud lobnen,
nidt anger g9t gu laiien, baB mir Guer Gi=
sentbum b%ebanbeln, ais mare es bas unlert;
se. @ir baben bic poutdnbi9ite Wai6an=
ifalt i'm Norbmeiten unb liefern erifer Slaiit
arbeit. 8ir sebrau6eu feline @bemttalien
mir perberben baber Sure Sahen ni6t. 8enn
Sbr refine arbeit unb bette gebanoluns mout,
oann benft on uns. llniere Yreiie limb nieb=
riser oils i%onituo, unb mir beior9en Cure Na=
milienwdi9e biatser, als Sbr es ielbft tbun
fOnnt. @rtunbist unb iiber;eust Sud. WiI
baben aseuteu in ben umliesenoen Stdbten.
6. 8. Reper Sampfwai6anttaIt,
@isentbiimer.
SopIe's @ebGube an 5. Ipe. g. ct. 9loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
an Der 9pred1If, .nnr.

Mrst: nGs sebt idon piel better,
nod einise Gage uno Sbr SUB 1T ME
Der gang ssIuno. 5reili6 biirfen Sic
mir ME mebr Tl0te b!olen."-I l.
# t (na6bem iih Der Patisnt emit
fernt bat): w8srssiben Sic, 6err Spfz
tor, aher ih tann Sbre leBte gori9rifi
ni6t peritebsr." 81 r t: vSie be-
greifen ni9t, parum Der 5ubtranft
feline Sl0te mebr blafen Durf? Dos III
bod febr einfa6! . W q n +
10 o + nj gerabe iber mir!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Slrinr AuHnnr1to.

Neffe (ialsr): SEA, Sntelden,
Die eemalte @nii6tsfarte fat Dir pobl
poroiislid ssfalen, DAB 9u mir als
anttu0rt gleid f%iinfais Mart in bic
Sommsrfriide sei6idt bait9"-Su :
vSm, FIN. i'd hab' bait seba4t.
Der arme Sunse fdeint idle9t Bel &afe
gu fein, tpenn Der ioear bic 4nfi9ts=
farten felb1t molen muB!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Sob neruriadte Naatsldrm.
Cine Wadt murbe meines 8rube

rgine Na9t purbe meines 8rubers
fleines &inb pon &rupp befauen, /"
idreibt Srau s. 6. S6neiber aug
@ritt,nhen. 8p., runb es idien. es
piirbe eritiden. bepor elm Nr,t sur
Stele iei, baber mir ibm Or. Sings
Seem Discovery saben, mas rai6e Gin
peruns bra6te. 0ir balten es ftets
i'm 6auie, UNI uniere &inOer sesen
&eu1buiten unb &rupp 81 idiben. Sc
beilte mid BON einem 6roniiden 9uft:
r0bren=T rubel, pom Dem feline anoere
Webisin mid befreit bate l1nfebl
bar sesen 5ulten, grfdltuns, 6als
unb 9unsenltiben. sos. unb So o
Seriudunse flaiden fret in @. S
6ubn's Gpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
DIR Snh1 neA anriltrn.

2ebrer (ben Sunsen tiidtis priiz
selnb): u@eiteb'. 2%ausbub'. Su bait
bas Senfter serbrc9en!"-S unse:
.Sa, 9err 2ebrer! Qber i9 proteitir'
feierli9t gegen Elm erprebtes 9eitdnbz
nib, unb i6 erfenne feinen bon ar ben
9ieben an, bic i9 friege!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Gntntrr srrHrri1t,

9err (im Sbeater pdbrenb bes
3pii6enattss gu ieinem Ha6barn,
einem 8pmnafialprofehor): sd bite,
mid freunbli9ft binausSulafen."-
Profeffor: nNein! Wenn i'd es
einem erlaube, ponen glei9 allie
btnausaebea!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Gin fang.

s9ir baben cine l6O afer Sarm nit 9nten
@ebGulibfeiten unb ietner @ieie, m einem
suten Sobrwe9e 9ele9en. bic iir s., 800 sc:
fault neroen fam. Die Sarm muB raid
u~erfauit me ben. Sest lit Iie 3eit, iid elm
sroseS Bargain ,u ii6ern. Spreht iofort
porl Cooper Sano SO,
44>ba ct. Slouo, Wtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10

W S9miebemerfitdtte in Ct.
Mi6aels, @risbt gountp, Winn.
au permietben. I'm ndbere Nusfunf1
wenbe man li@ on Wrs. Inton &it
teratb. 30:bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
DtP 4uuptrudIr.

Trember: nSie Fasen, baB Bel
Sbnsn 10 piele @usldnber abffeigen;
fDnnen sic fid benin oun nit ben 2eus
ten peritdnbisen?"-@ E: Sc
ia; id fam ieoe Re6nung in finf pers
f6iebenen Spra9en f6reiben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Antetnr.

.Siinf biibi9 mDblirte 3immer finb
mod gu permietben.
GmiIie g ii Mob.
Rotabene.-9erren, bic i6per einz
fdlofen tDnnen. balte i9 auf Wuni4
@arbinenpreniete1i"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
Gnalan0s 8rauaeperbe.

Dis Srase Der 8erfdli6uns bon
Nabrunsss unb @enubmitteln bat uns
ldnsft in England cine Sauitriruns err
balten, inbem bon Der bortigen &egiee
rung elm Musf9ub eineeiest purbe.
Der bic 8ef9perben iiber Die Gertpen>
bung bon Orient il 8ierbrauereien
prifen ioute. DAFT man i'm 2anbe
gibbons, no bic 8ierbrauerei cine foit
ebenfo alte &unft tit pie in Seuti9=
Lamb, f9on friiber fir bic 8ierberei,
I.,n- .;1I naarAI;osT;h mnTa ,tnS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
FARMERS 2eibbanf,
|erIuren elm $40 c5plbNaof

,miIden Cant Rapibs unb ct. Gloub. Der
Sinber mag es bebalten. @enn ofonomil6
sebraudt, fam bafiir senus Sapete sefauft
merben, nm ;ebn 3immer 81 tapeSieren.
Saiel& q +.
43s2mt 1875. Npe. jiibli4, ct. Gloaib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
MmIeiben auf Varmen.

Gir iinb iett i'm Stanbe. @elb auf Sarner
III perleiben fir bic Tauer pom 3ebm Sabren
jSinien ;ablbar idbrli9. I'm aber Sntereier
III iparen, fam ein Siinitel bes Sapitals
Ipenn errpiinidt, abbe3ablt wersen, 10 bal
Der 9eiber bas 8apital in fiinf Sabren abtra
gen farm, a%nbernfals fam er bic poae Din
leibe auf pole ;ebn Sabre iteben laien
Our6 abtrasen Der Sdulb gu ir9enb einel
Belt rperoen benz Sarmer feline @rtra= glusla:
gen errba6ien. @enn er iGbrli6 elm i3ebn
tel Der gnleibe abbe;ablt, mirb er in Sebr
Sabren i6%ulbeufrei iein. Die Sortbeile obi:
gen BIanes limb lei6t erii6tli6, wenn MAJ
bebenft, baB bic meiiten @elouerleiber ibrer
asenten fir ibre ar5etten FrO3ente abgebei
miiiien. Der Sarnler aber tann auf bic gSei
ie, bic Sntereiieu bes Garlebens Don ie ors
ODER fiini Ssabren iparen. @elb tets 81 Der
alIerniebri9iten Ero3enten 81 baben. @el
@elb sebrau6t, bur6idane suerit Inlerr
Ylan. Ibreiie:
Warmers 2eibbanf.
Melroie, WinA
g. =. Gsarneetsfp, asent Der Seapsl
Cine Ropal Nail Yaiienser Oampfi6iffsge
ieui6aft mad unb BON europa. Siais'
Suhrpreiie. 24=bC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Good Quality OF Lionite Found Near
Carmine.

Good Quality Of Ignite Found Near
Carmine.
"rcuh0m Texas juno g.. Two ana a.haIf
mi cs North Of Carmine, ON the Hamilton
farm, at a depth of thirty nve feet st
teen foot vein % an excellent quality OF
Ignite has been struck Another VOL a
qn1tt'r OF mills from the frst struck
the same vciH at lbont tho same dcptn.
rih~ ~ an rNtru large vein aud mdtng IL
90 ms depth a VIII DO d ubt prove a val
uahle tul
Ihc public examinations of the Rrcnham
eighth grad, md Win continue dGripg tbs
week, closing with the commencement rXrr
,lses o tue opera house Frdav night nnd
the Commchcemnt sermon hY Rev George
=. 'loihltc al the opera house next sun
rms coiorc9 summer normal opened here
at 10 "A. IN. Monday morning. I'rnf II NJ
IHrVcr conductor, Prof. II n Vim aud
G. j, simmons. assistants with j. H.
Hogan, secretary OF the executive commit
tee; Work WAS assigned hut summer nor
maj work proper viii he commenced Tues
day morning
The annual netting of the Washington
county Fire association was held al IraIrip
Illl today 70, the purpose AZ eectmG~A M
GERS ANA trans0cting other business IN eun,
hccuon with the association, II is local
Eln mousse insurance association orgnui1cd
for mutual protection.
Mr. lot Kcnuerly and wife returned from
n visit to GiddiuEs sunday where they
went 20 attend the bedside Of Mr. j ii.
kcnncrly. Mr.. lot Kcnncrlv's tuther, who
Is dangerously III, He is afflicted with n
cancer.
The committee appointed to arrange q
program for the Or II. g Burleson MON.
orlel service Will report "wednesday night
ana the service viii be MD az thu Baptist
church next SUNDAY pight with Hou. Har-
Route Agent S, II. McMullcn Of the
Wells tnrgg Express company, formerly
agcut of this place hut whose heuduuul-
tors are new az Fort Worth, WAS in the
city Monday
The examination OF the conformation cinss
~ the Lutheran church viii take place
Thursday evening and the class win b.
commenced neNt sunday.
DIR, T, q. Hynes Is stu soiourning NJ
austin fur treatment To his throat Has
daughter. Miss Ice HNnes Is With hint
The uuiop prayer meeting held nj
Iusk's han sunday afternoon was wei
attended. Prof q. urbautke conducted
the meeting,
Miss Maynic Murphy who has been q
tending the North Texas Female eou go
VI sherman, rcturucd home SUNDAY Tor the
vacation.
Brenham Chapter No. ;. ROYAL Arch Ma.
acns. meet tonight for the pnrpose of elect
Ing officers for the ensuing term
-. g.. who has hcHn here on u visit, Ga hts
brother Colonel -, G. Giddlngs, and other
relatives left Sunday for Gainesville.
Judge r. r. sinks came down from Niu'
dingS SUNDAY and went TO CRldWel u
hold court there Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. }, II, Campbell are attend
ing the commencement eXcsaiscs of the
Chappcll Hlll Female college
Mrs John NJ Mathis is attending the
commencement at Chappell I'M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Marryino the Unit.

LeslieS weekly.
Efforts have been made recently IN two
Western States, Minnesota and Wisconsin
70 ensc, laws restricting the marriage of
tcrsons afflicted With physical or mcntal
disorders. II Is proposed thar persons con-
tempAting marriage shall FIRST pass a medl-
cal examination and that marriage licenses
shall he refused tu those who do NOT re-
ceive medical certificates as ia their Mt
ness 20 enter the marital relation 4 hill
NJ this kind passed the Wisconsin assem-.
bly, and failed hy only two votes in the
upper house. These measures have had
the earnest support OF the medical fra +,
ttrntty In both States, Many strong Hrgu,
nents have heen adduced, Of both a thee.
N ticai and practical nature. Tn favor az
such laws. N generally enacted and strict,
Is enforced they would undoubtedly result
In great falling on In the number 81
cpileptlcs, imhecilcS and insane persons
II has been the general experience, how.
ever. that laws imposing restraints upon
marriage arc eNccelingly difficult 70 en-.
forcement, MOI much improvement can
be hoped for IN the direction indicated ex-
ccpt through the spread " enlightened
knowledge aud higher standards OF moral
conduct A decent consideration for tn.
welfare Of the race onsht to he enough
In Itself to prevent the marriage ~ per-
sous known to he afflicted with grave and
sncnrnhle disorders. Where such conSld-
erations are not present, pgohiaitlye laws
are likely to have little eject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
PRAIRIE VeW NORMAL.
Annual Commencement OF the State
School Tor Negroes Under Way,

Annual Commencement of the State
School for Negroes Under Way,
Prairie View. Texas June ,. The twentl.
eth annual commencement OF the Prai7ie
View Normal aud Industrial college Is he
ing held this week, ana colored peop'c
from All parts Of the state are present.
ard the students will present perANrs
the hest program ever rendered In the
history OF the institution
The large chapel was crowded This morn
Ens, number Of white citizens lvins in
the nelehhorhood were present, The col.
lcge choir rendered excellent music, ana
the sermon delivered by Rev W -. s.
PYLE az Ennis one OF the presiding elders
Of the Africsn Methodist Episcopal church.
contained some good practical advice 70
the Young negro boys and girls who are
10 leave the Institution This year to 70 out
Ina the world He urged that tho young
negroes OF today take advantage Of me
opportunities given them by the state ~
Texas for seif.dcvelopmrnt for. he said.
that the future 81 the negro depended on
his own efforts. on that which he accom-
pllshed for himself. aHd net 50 much ON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
TO ALEX. Z. SWEET, OF TEXAS
SETTINGS.
OIod At New York May 20, 1901.

Died at New York May 20, l9Ul'
rarcwcl. old warrior. fare thee we'll.
Tb5t mon hast heard the auaI knell--
That Death has conquered theef
Along the old Mckenzie tran
Wllrh once yoW mustang knew,
The duycs ara. ,nulug FOO thc vale
Their last good hyea 10 Sou
The prairie flowers droop today,
Tho night winds overhead
an soh ana HEh ana secin 70 sayi
Dear AlcA sweet 's dead!
Ills yit haiA made the milton smile:
The sunlight from his pen
luWci many weary mile
And warmed the hearts OF men.
The vorld Is better for his HE;
He played generous pprt
He gave through all his cares and atTlto
Per, silver Of the heart
Aud looking o'cr the border land,
Acrors the shorcless gcR.
lie laughed and waved his kindly hand
And smiled fnrcwcllz 20 me.
Ito saw the shadow 70 tho sky,
He knew The oHl NHs near.
Tie died as soldier heroes die
Without one thought OF fear.
Brave WARRIORS ~ she sword and pen.
Tie Lone stars famous Knight
We nc ar shall see thy Ike again.
Ap, world has lost light.
A light which enlightened 10 the end
Fsir faehiug far and true:
Thy friends were proud 60 cali thee friend.
rOday they mourn for you.
Yes, tfrm the fountains Of the heart
Tho tears ot mcluury swell
W" loved the man more Ihpn his art
''Oja AleCk, fare thee weri
Larry thltLeudcn
gniffpnHar'l IL fr-h Argnn sTrfre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
A Bit of Texas Newspaper
History The Birth Life and
Death of the Settings. =

ent Of The Pos; IN Austin. and Just h.
fore we came to tho association in Huus
ton In 1881 Knox. ~ irving to dceide what
they would call their new paper. snddeug
seized hrond carbon mnrling pencil, put
niece Of paper on box. aud rapidly
wrote that heavy. original bending, TEX
as Slftings. which proved such n factor
In insuring the phenomenal success OF IN,
venture So be had II engraved and
brought a lot OF rospectuses down to the
'Those who have copy of the large
Photograph ~ that association viii SEE
kbpX ip the front. hts tWo-stotY hat sot
bnrf anu holding = copy OF thg, prospeeittIis
the btst anpCdtnnce aoi the IeNas SUI
iurs That winter II WAS launched IN
about tWo years u had grown 80 immensey
IN circulation that the Austin pnstufhce
rcnld mot handle n. and he fatal move to
Now York was made IN 1884.
cont 81 this venture grew Texas Farm
81 J. Annoy gand franz r Holland, tho
lnttcr the hrst man to take the road fnr
Texas Slnings Mr. Holland. az the death
OF WIN Knox bought ,pll interest ~ ,it.hg
Knox were too wise to follow Sifiiugs 10
New York hut went % Dallas aud tiierr
Ill. Fnrn ana l,nuch ill aihd
one of Alex sweets creations Or RAJ ~
ca. two was tho Crosby County clarion
md ylndioatnr' with Colonel Bili Snori
Editor He invented this pHpci nmi ere
had no permanent inhabitants snvc thr
piniri' dog and no transicnt ones except
IN, furIorn and oDNardly coyote, tn. mi
grtrrv Jack rabbit and the occasional eat
lie driver. Later SOME cnC started pt
ucr there aud gave " Sweets npocN phal
name. hut II died. leaving Sweet as INC
"niV real clarion. lie made Coloncl Bill
snort "a nom de- plume. which NNet WIN
th,Sc ot the most populur of our spec'Rl
s,ys.t never wrote nor soii q harsh
thing of any one Texas WAS sorry To- heir
him aud many of ~ wh" knew auI w
uod hin wcrr saddrnrd IN hear Of MS
al b..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT THE
SEVERAL STOCK YARDS.
twenty-five Hundred Head OF Texas
Cattle Sold at East St. Louis.
Strong to Steady

Especial 10 The Post. Reported ny tho 81.
Louis National Stock YMds.l
National Stock Yards, M. dune 3, Tho
following sales by Texas aud Territory
srnckmcn were reported today. Mrs NJ.
Houston & Sou Bellevue, Texas, 90 p)unl
steers. co; :. webb x Co., BELLEVUE. TEX,
as lO2G-ponnd steers, 49,; George y. Diil,
Myra, Texas, 1852 pound steers. . 20: tiny
Borden, Rosenberg, Texas n6apoInd
steers, 425; j. NJ. paughcrty. 'htpnsl, I,
T., aS0 and 992 pound grass stcars. = 80,
Colonel / y. Pryor. lOO5.pound steers
4 "a; W. b. Harper, Santa Anna, TEXAS
10i9-pound steers, 4,To; lS53-pounG steers,
3 Is; Planters OH company, Weftaerford
Texas, 1914 ana ioo1-pouud stc,ts 80.
twenty-five hundred Texans soil; steady
10 strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
CIIICAGn.

thlcago June - seattle -Rcceipts 70 Ooo
ers stock SteadN. Good to prime steers
.. hom6 10; poor to medium 1 Nd5 Ia,
sloekers and feeders 3. oNd0 So; calves 10
hnlls @.f0@a,' 20 Hogs Receipts il.WO
Market opened easy, closed strong and
active Mixed and butchers =. G,SfS a2is:
o. V0eo, SIls Sheep Receipts iN,OOd Sheen
steady 10 slow; lambs weak; yeariings
ano4L steady. Good 10 choice wethers IS
ga 90; iair 90 choice mixed iOG4 SS.
Western sheep a0@4 80; vearlInss 1 70:
native lambs d.O0eI5 90; Western lambs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

INntVIlI 10 Thr ToStl
New Orleans, la. Juuc 3 The New Or.
Wans live stock exchange reports Reef
cattle, also calves and ycariings. ia lght
supply prices strong, fair inquiry for corn,
red hogs; sheep market. hui no ssle for
ordinary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
HOUSTON.

The following are the ave stock quota
lions FOR this market as furnished by n,
u. saunders, Jr, successor to Box Saund
crs Commission company;
Choice beeyes .....-.,,.... IS 90 as 80
Medium beeves .,....ssf...2 rs ,ei3 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
KANsAs ClrY.


stock Yards Kansas Ctty, Mo, June y.
Following sales are reported today y.
Clark hillshoro, Slopound cove SO, W..
L. MeGahey Bumdae, 778.pouad steers.
$50; al6pownd cows 8,61. ~, POUND
stcrrs, 81; Wilson Bros. Denton tea.
pound steers, so; Bodecker y RAN. Bowie,
sso,pound steers. t.25; o6T 9plnd steers,
4 20: J. W Corn. Weather. "a. !y2G pohIni
steers. 4 90; Na4 pound steers. : IS, h. a..
Curdy, .Walnut springs, i0o0poaud steers.
stecrs, 4I5; W Il smith, Whita Eagle.
14ldrpound steers 4 ~. A. J. Roe Nhs-
tang, llas pound steers 4,sl, 600 &c
j. $, Carey llillsboro. io,E,p0lnd steers,
4 30; l046-pound steers 4 %; Wilian Wat
son, caney, ad3ponnd stee'x 4 50; 1872
pound steers, .. -; Michel n peuia we'cn,
li5opound steers. 3 =; p g. Susg sug-
den, i3spound heifsr, 30 l6i-Pnnid
calves 40; w. z Horl. Carney. Sd
pound steers, 5.21: l309-p1 and steers, ). 80.
L. ". Engler. White Eagle D5o.pcund
steers, ., 10
celpts 5000 natives and $500 Teyaus aud 51O
calves. Market strong 20 Toe lower Beef
steers 8 foq3 70; fair % COOL $500 PSI;
ems Ar ssm9 sss rexas end ina, lSI N sS
40; Texas grasSeIs 3 0oaii 81; ccwx $ IS
4G3; heiters 3 1915, l5 Gamers .25ef3 90;
bulls 1900 -; calves ooud'm. Hogs
Receipts Market higher. Heavy 50
% %; light 5.5aer5 7Ti5; pigs 1905 s.
Sheep Receipts 500 Market Toe higher
Western lambs 5 ooN5. % wethers i51el
5.g5; culls = 656i3 d. Texas grass sheen
B. 70@4 10, Texas lambs 4 25Gli 65 spring
lambs 23M6 90.
SHIPMENTS OVER MAcARoNI ROAD
Victoria, Texas. Inne 3-The following
shipments Of 1--we stock were made dunng
the past week from points ON the New
York Texas and Mexican and Gulf, West
eln Texas and Pacific railways;
Tuesday, May rs From Victoria: r. A.
johnson, one car horses. and II. Brown,
one car horses. 10 NacOgdOches.
"Wednesday. MAY % From Clip:' n. 49,
Dugat, two ears cattle to 81. Louis From
vnn Week.
Thursday, May so From Pierce: A. @.
borden. zine cars - ST. Lenls and three
ears from Podo.
Fndsy. May Oil. A. willemln ene
ear calves, from Fannin ~ New orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Drs. Belts G Belts 6 Dsa
Physicians, Surgeons. speciAn.~
&lA nt. Charles ST., New oriesA"

Young, mIddle-aged ana old, slnss X
married men and all who suffer WIN y.
Manhood. Nervous Debility. spsrnni's9Iai,,'s..
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
NOTICE TO co-owNERs.

: To Andrew Elstrom and his heirs. exc.
cutors, administrators and assigns: You
are hereby rotifed that we. Erick REIN
and Erick Harmon. your co-owners, has
In accordance with the provisions Of SEQ.
ton 1924 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
Unitei States. expended In labor and Inn
provements on the Linda Quarts Lode
shining claim. the sum Of $10e..oo for the
year 1897. the sum Of $4,000 for the year
1898, the sum Of $4,000 for the year 1890,
the sum Of 10000 for the year 1900. a.
the necessary annual labor thereon. ~
geQyived by Jaw. The said claim 10 ST.
mated in Summit Mountain district, Sil.
yer Bow county. Montana, being the
c5aim in which you are the reputed joint
oWnc: Of an undivided one third interest.
And now that you. Andrew Elstrom,
and all persons interested in said claim,
are hereby notified that it within 80 days
after the expiration Of this notice by
publication. you fail to pay to the under.
aligned your portions respectively, ~. the
eata four years represent ation Of the said
claim. being 1888 Is each. or the sum
Of tlss. s. LIS in all. according to your real
interest In sad claim. the same will vest
In ana become the sole property Of the
undersigned. a. provided by Jaw.
ERICK REIN,
ERICK HARMON.
Butte. Mont. March 2. 1901.
J1rst insertion March 2. 1901.