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WHHLEsALE aEoUsHy AARREf

b.rlN, pHr lh snpu nsar, l-islnf
sNliN'At''' s-l.i''' h'fasia'l W l-s'lei ap
hllitNFrh- Wrsirrp, n44.oi epualy
tAKlAu POWDERS -yanuus brands, ia
/ lh ftHt' prr goa N al lli ~ AN dui n lls
NlI in ln N -i8i
lntlat NtaipW 4 lh,lltplii-4r,
| tAhhiti-7 nlHr % ~ ~ laslae' ,
inffll. Java pHf lpi sailli hl % ehplpei
-t- H pNlnpi 4iA-i i-iri common W
CiAiEAlHAiEp LYE-yauous brands
/ I uul 40 ptuai lrr catr, - ll4iWi.
lHli ARrkrfal prl lbl, 900 lu4fli npi ht
y WAil q! Nhilp lsNi kil 1Ali IN
iititiiAuh- pNpli lipl plHi ihIhn,
; ihll ttlrl ppaARli prt hp 4.iAipi d..
10 l'-ni Hua NJ 10 Va llub, llaaal.g,
ilAAih- 30 10, laneg plapdal llSah'so
huLL tssEs-Faney Loul inns, par gai,
eos r Choice, "auyni fnms o8abti fslr
MpE-lnuisiiua, pei 10, 7BI l-.e,
.nlhAh - ulsuulairli roc W. u l4lsel
.'g,he' u i,!s'te fpea9 ,c y '9 s,,,s
louisiana, uiu 10, Prime, lias -lo, OMIT
nly 90 FHlT h1h l'iG tummph, iiHat
nppA -tafpi pl'pHih, hnRiihl go lFp
krgt 81 hb4l ~,
EiANCH Various brands, poe 10, r,she
30 '-uliyp, hianei lanoy tnnps, ptF hpA
HALr- iAyerpool sack, u 0osl 6ii Onto
llyrr "a hbisl n iaal ni, lHhlp, POI SACK I l--
'IEA-Gpnpowder, bO4liol Imperial, 300
fiui IapHu, tu.Nnp, upluuR iugipr,
VINEGAR CIDER SOS white Wine ("
600,
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6iuee Mo- nfst NJ January ths Bank
~ frnnee hes Rlsp hnru making hu
eilufl ~ reduce ll5 circulation hy rAll
Jag ia ils hunlrni frame ,ul un.f-, thr
OBJECT hhlug, 30 10 10 supposed, 90 escape
francs per pup thousand, Whlrn b nnW
has o. pay upon lhe volume ~ its nul
standing notes. lhls process Hups uul
Involve reduction NJ mo circulating
medium pt France henause coin now
Ia the bank ID put into circulation la
the place ~ every note called Ia in.
The bank held ia speela, 0n ihe 18Th
Of January, nearly slupluuu,uupl on
which, OF course, II receives 90 inter-
eel, II u can pat some NJ this into
circulation IN Tie place NJ lls notes, II
viii save The Tx an lhOsp notes,
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Master William LaidI"w Ewers
Helmsley, of London, claims notice as
an accomplished and systematic thief
He had one subordinate, ana tney
stole everything. When the police
came to search his fathers outhoNses
books, hrushes, keys, tools, dark IAN
ters ladies' bags, walking sticks, shop
weights, lamps and beef choppers,
We're found piled up in huge heap.
But the most Interesting discovery oi
all was a neatly written books Kept OS
the senior partner, giving some details
OF his exploits. On the title page u
bore the ambitious legend, "Unlteu
Order Of Outlaws" together with the
names of the two knights. The re-
malnder was made up in very method
ical form, each branch of the business
having separate portion to ITSELF
Under the head of "whRt | have stolen
in money" the first entry is, " From
mother ld;n there Immediately FOL
low such as items IA "l3s by altering
figures in shop pass book" 81 stolen
from till, !" and variety of small MEN
ings from neighbors. Then we come
TO what I have stolen from shops" a
list including q good deal Of jam, some
beef and half barrel of ale. There
are many other headings of an equally
satisfactory 8 TT, and then the second
part Of tAe business is deal with-th'
Prospective Here we find Master
helmsley showing 1.-THE sort OF boy he
Is" Not difiident young gentleman
Il would appear, as under what
nave to buy and make" a steam en-
CINE with boiler complete and musl
cal box are leading items The mex
page, devoted to "what | have to Wrlt'
ior," mentions several medicines ant
" a cure for the nerves." He also fel
In want of volume of poetry.
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No.. ara authorized aud requested 10 an
.agerp. N EpMONpauN 40 u candidate
N,ty Assrshur aud Collector, az tho phhu'
stattlpp, Aprll 2, 1915
IA afe authorized and rpluehthi ~ an
.,aefe Alll, q, j, ulittN 40 q candidate Coo
XIX Assessor ana Collector ~ Vac ensuing
aftiuui Apfll q lhih'
al. afp authorized aud requested " nm
.oitet Fl.E u, HHhAA ~ q rHunlhNlt lui
XIV Assessor nud Collector AZ lhe ensuing
altliuu, Apul p Nm
Ws afr authorized and requested 10 an
ssarfa MI lllOMAh A, FliAth7i M d
'tI'inMn nr ,uu uiiHu of uity Assessor Hnl
GltrIur Election ApIli 81 N
W,a.. uufhnuEai sud requested a. nu-
,.,iuft sill. j, q, OGDEN Hs , candid lle Tor
,ss.reuuu DO tho ONCE OF City Ahhpahli ana
nlltr'lU'
Mo art authorized aud requested ~ Nn-
seunrr iuu name at JULIUS v hlulL hA a
s,nlIa,t ior on Ahnthsor end Collector
Ne arr authorized aud requested % am
polnrt ir IUllN 4, dAhO - q oandidhp
GftIB AHrsur ana Collector Election
AMI 10, lh,H,
Wr arc uthOrllpd ana requested "a nn'
t.uncr tho unmu ~ q, A, ull,L asa cnudl'
IIruf tlt ONCE ~ ulty Assessor ANA tul'
I.Nuf Election April 2, lhio,
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WITTY ANnIInrnIlN.

WuiNkY-Sweot mash, u 900 boz Hour
mash, tl bWUUJ,
"A tNEs-lmttt Ia cnsr, "a lhi Oatnwhn,
per gt, VI l0l2 OO Fort, pcrgnlr tlAowl w
Shriry, purgn. "a 'luuI uU MUdtriu, prt gU,
a bUHi 10, White wine, ~ cnses, ~ 2hA2l 90,
AMrAldNl-CuOkH,l Ia hhaket siN-.Oi
HridsluuN, la basket, s2S uOi ktug Va basket,
~ OO, Domestic champagne elsWh,
ALG-stOcN ale, ousNi W loo! ou, Porter
caHl, o. llW2 dl,
BlANplES- Domestic, In cask, slsala
GoSnuc, uorg4l, 81 SEQ. ji, flvnch, pur ghi'
a b0Glh uO,Applu, per gall ~ NWi ih,foaeh
"a ,IN3 GGlngoh ~ si0,2 0OiblhekbuuS,si IN
&C. 90 OF,
ulNd-Old Holland, porgal, t3 JO9b ~
Dome. tie, ppr gtl, " 1000 20,
KUMS-JunRca, s. 5000,
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Noreport. Werepeat Yesterdays quotation

Norepor,. Werepeat yesterdays quotations
New ORLEANS, February 10 = Flour - =
ontet and firm; Snpsrtlne a 5O AN 20 %
SSG d. xxx s. 25@6 IS; higher grades e. 20
Xxx TO- Corn accive and nTm iJ@0Ot' Ohts
Steady. demand fair, choice Galenh 5oc. Col'
fee Is acive and firm, cargots oIuinaiy ioy
q, prime l5@lSc gold. sugar. aclVe, com com. :
mon 10 GOOD common 5llg6c; fair to iuily
Tatr 81 a5c; prime tofchoice 71s@S1sc; yellow
ciar fdsd SiIaS56c MolasSes quiet, comuo .
i5",5lc: fair gia2ic; prime to choice SA@iuc
Rice steady; ordinary to choice Loulsiah8
G5a@tAc. ,,u do
NEW YORK, February 10. Flour duli, ae-
dining, superfne western ana btate ~ 80
4 gr southern in moderate deinsnu' CON con-
i, ~, 10 fair extra s5 6OSB %; good TO choice
M, ~ 50,dS co. Wheat dull and heavy, ~
sH inwer Shippers holding of; VI oZGi q
TO- M winter red, 81 3jfOr uugradeu VIII
~ rcd Corn duh, 1Sc lower, 5ORc for yelloW
,,astern. 6R@57o for yellow southern; i3CgiSC
nngradtd western mixed. Osts l9-12'
inwer. Coff edull, Rio at l4N@I's4c'
| No report. We repeat yesterdays quotations
AT. Louis, February l9.-Flour; lowei
| cradles in demand ana hrm, prices clo se'l
| n,,settleI; fancy So 50g6 10; family % YVs
| IS. Wheat irr. guar, NO Ie9
| if1,ii7.e Oats quiet ut 2jzc. rye scarce
md wanted. Sc bid for No 2 held hlsne5r
| parlev dull and unchangeds WHISKY stthu!
| aai Il al Pork firm at $40 CO. Lard nun
| 1naiiv firm, prime steam " 70 bid, " % ASK ~
nry salt meats dull, sS oOyJ Iz1s,,s ~ ~
shoulders, clear ribs anu c,est az n
| Racon qulet and firm, 411Gi14c, o1ao ~
! sbonlders clear ribs and clear sides. -.
Uogs--At So std4 o. for packing TO fancy,
ratiie-Ouiet and essy, closed Meah
nrjme 10 choice steers 81 0O9o 20; corn ie
'Texant 1894 n>s.
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lailg gerald.
fJuIIlll RNAOuNIthtAlA


.u.Lullad Rnn requested 20 Nn-
h, .pain W. NnlllnA A5,ae tliil.-
sH4A.. l.riIuB 81 ihe uiiipp az tll5 Mff-
is.a IA '.n.ulug eltllInni Apill p lei'.
NJ a aulnogtal fea \. 's4 ,aheiili Il 1iaarl
l. l...ailN a rnsulug election ana
authorized ana requested " an.
No Nl NA nj. MlAnDh lul lnH once NJ
s..H..l.l tlfpuOn Apfll y ia'''
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
inc the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs ana
promote vigorous health
AYERS PILLS have been known Tor
more than quarter of century, and nave
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action N
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obslruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or evadc them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baied the best oil
human skill. While they produce power
tul effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. ny
their aperient action they gripc much less
than the common purgativcs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inilamed'
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing IL
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever iresh
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PREPARED BY
Dr. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
pr,ct;c,l nnd Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ny ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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San Antonio Express "Ain't forty
dollars rather high Tor lodging and
breakfast p was what q departing
stranger inquired OF the clorlS ~ one
ofour leading hotels, on being told that
was the amount Of his bill Yves It Il
u little high but womight as we'll have
u us the stage robbers, WIS the placid
answer Of the clcrl, oi he recciptcd the
bill
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YnRS, February To- stocks eto06y
Money BAD per cent. Cold u ora, Exchange
--luug "a ~, short - ~, state bundB quiet
Government bonds HOudy,
Gold opened ~ 81 o.,
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the mule, sle Was asleep The man
had loci bic hat HE coat, and tho
greater portion Of his irmieTs, ana d
Subsequent examination proved lhat
lhe lpg dlfn 30 % unp ear aud q hanl-
iul VI hAif lu lilo mouth,
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rE,sE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Ro sendle- Is worth 81 " barre
Louisville, best, tile kept, Si0o V pafIe'
IIME-The best quality in barrels Is s, worn ,d,
rs; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary DaIi"s' -''' P''
PLASTER IL worth IS 80 D barrel. .t,.
me suppiy;of the above mentlonsau -, W u
les ia anule demand fair; market urih'
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NEW YORK, February lO.--Cotton quiet
MONDhH, TUESDAY
uri.uds lOjac 10 Ic
" - IIo lac
Sales sos bales. Futures weak. February
1851; March 10 yOllO 92c; April II Oj@il Oaci
juno II SO9ll Sic,
Ntpht-Cuttou drmcr. Sails 99 bales
Consoldated net receipts m,.Sl OaIes; eS
norris to Great Britain lIiii bales France
- bales; continent lob ohIe'i chahH'l
1850 bales. ,, ,n
Futares closed active. Sales 900
Nat recelpts,j-- ba es; gloss $780, bales,
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TOOK on uhnh ts'''s''''''''''''''''''
METEOROLOGICAL
GRAIN MARKET.
l,nMAnArLIrrS.

FLOUR Crescent, Ia sacks, $50 san
Iacinto, $3.50; Empire, % %; %&N, 500
eagle, q 75 Magnolia, In sacGs, ~ 9s, sSIS
'rudd's xxx, - 90; state Central NNNN'
81 q; Choice Family, 81 %; star Mllls, NJ
So 10 ; Graham, 80 ); hran, u % corn h'o"'
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ulisi hh lhG pIki liei llAlks, go,
lii Aupshfas, ~.
hllNf AW0lcsn, si,r nlgfgpR, H-4,
liei Aiap WAi t-l, hlpHp, la N
NlnNt ANS AiHnakfasi tri Hates hei
4rnlfsWi sei aNAhNarki pa dnss sllps,
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... autbprllld aud requested 10 au-
W. tn,iauip NJ SIR, W, n, EbMAltps
PEW .gl iale ipr pily Attorney Election
Apdi alh''
Nc ala authorized ,9nd requested y an,
l,lN,f lreiluu 30 the OiiiGe al cry Attorney,
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RAILING STUFF.

pAGeING-Light, l4A8li%c; Heavy lo'sS
49,. t.1,is. Cation. o0a2lc.
IRON TIES-Arrow, ~ 40 per pu'i"'0' "'
discount on large lots
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New foRK, February lD.-storlIng hrm,
gl H. Money cusy ut I9b per cent GOA IL
weak at "a Olla. Government bonds quiet
state bonds duil.
Ei,w OMGANs, February lO.-Gold ~ OlM@
O9s sight pur, stelllng bank "a bsyg'
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning mo-
only the Ii. d 7. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
+. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadwf y, N. Y.
Gen. ]. b. RO EERTsON, Pass. d Immigra-
ton Agent, ll3 N. Third street, 1t. Louis, Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicaeo, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agenf,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Informa alton may also be had at the agen-
o es OF the M. X. a T. Railway, In New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stLous
cent Pas. 4 Freight ACT, Houston, TsrA
80 asnf ssp'. Houston. ssxss:ian2sIu
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UirY EHEAsURER,

Weuro authorized nd requested 20 an
8ounrr the name OF John W BOWEN y. a
candidate inr recollection 20 the ulllou ul Guy
uflsutur Election Apul 2, 1878,
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Receipts, net, l4,527 bales; gross l7,6l1 bales
Exnorls TO Great Britain 100 bales COAST
wise - bales; continent oil bales, STOCK
3sB g2S bales.
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GALVESTON, February lD,--Cotton, receipts
,lUG bdlrN EEpotTs 10 GreHt britain --
bIIpg. Fr nee --- bUlaE; continent --
males, constwise 33S bale', Snles l,lS bules
StouH 72,6iB bales. Market arm.
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IosCily Secretary,

..e authOrlzad ana requested 20 an
NpsTtVr. j, Il, lihRkfprp asApthllT
BOW t,,flegliun 10 Tho Oiiips ~ tliy hpps
. l.W EIpllipp Aplll y 1910
Ne ara ap hgri4sd agd requested g 2. ~ ,,
..oitlly SECRETARY, Election Apri
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/ am ordered by the grand Jury 10 notify
he following named parties VINO have eH'
rnyed stock Hud fHltd 10 report tie same hs
required by law, hat v they DO not do 10
promptly, true bills VIII ha found against
ihom, vlll
n. l.. Snndfoid, one horse,
la. Poor, one mule
wa Obicr, two hursoS.
A, q, Mcdowell, ono horse.
". N, 10 GmAn, one COW ana calf
james u. Ramsey, three steers,
A. HARDWOOD,
lott County Clerk Dallas county, Texas
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Are the most ef-
fectivc and congo
NAL ever
discovered, They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
searching cathar,
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naUIYER,,a3AGgiE,
UfAOYNE&CO.
Printers,
Blank Book Makers,
Retail StationerS,
Sl8 & 100 Monroe St,
CHICAGO.
FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
tho Bosnue river, at clifton, Bosgue county,
Texas, thirty-two miles west Of Waco, In one
the state, and where wheat Is produced In
large quantities.
THESE mills are located on and run by one
Of the finest water powers In the stale.
THE building and dam are built OF the best
lin estnne rock, on solid rock foundation,
or both bottom and sides.
the mil house is iOx65 feet square, two and
n half stories high, and contains two sets OF
wheat and one set OF corn rocks, All IN nne
The location IL high and healthy, with
good schools and good society.
This desirable property Will be SOLD foi
both as TO price and time.
' deciidSv2m Waco, Texas.
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s,,1tit,7 prIrnus Gl.d b3ad
sales II 900 bales; speculation ana export
1000 bales; receipts 2,loO Dalesi American
2BlO.
futurcs-l-32d cheaper
Uplnnds low Inlddliug clause, February
and March delivery Gtsd; NJ reh aud AIlli
Inn.1 ii ID, ,June and July d asp; new crop
s6inped January and February by sail 0sso
I,ej u. IN. sales $500 bHles America "a,
lures steady. Uplands low lniddilhs cilusg
| Mach and April delivery t1sdi Eprll anu
| NJ ntgd: NAV and Jane 63It; June an
Juiy j-IGd July and August q 1894.
NEW OaLFANs. February g.-Night-Cot-
| ION steedy mad in good demand. Sales ii SUI
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NkfHAr ~ .lT9stt Ia tho cnonpcHt ana
w munt drli hitul ,pulgniNu known W
tho pubic, II acts upon tho bowels ana
liver speedily and pnuctuuuly, huu durH not
birhun'the nnmnch, llvldW hlRh ropute iof
constipation, hiluuHuuHHt tnfpilllN, Sion
headache, Huur stomach, hVutthuin, loss ui
uppuutp, collie ilulmcncH dyspepsia olou
ana ~ a cuulluH beverage Ia lovers W IN ne
lrhtful AMI m ~ pheasant ~ glass NJ hudh
water, Lnpius Uud uthurh leading .eelrn.
tAfN ur closely rOnilnrd NE are doliBhwu
Witu NO. rHuu'H, II olvauhnt the stomach
tuu IIuU huVuls, ouuls ilu pfnlni Qululh tll,
nervous, ~ put up iu large bottles nhh sofa
| tt 10 oiH su WmllAt 40 mother, no one
thNuluu, uu V'utr student should Mll 10 use
! n. snlI b,try whore, aud whuleuaiu 10y IL.
| y, UENNuH, galveston,
D. y. UHDNi3OOLg q 60,
rruprUtuia, Louisville, Ky,
| sad vhnlp4ploaud retail IN Dallas, roSnA, by
nos 4 EALGEG AND v. Il. HOWELL
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ITO ALL POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

It gives TO the Passenger view of the grand,
est scenery, fnest agricultural ulsuiot anu
vrent grazing grounds OF the West.
In passenger and freight uuins are SUI
passcd by none in the State. Pullmnns
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave Ut. Louis daily via the M, X. u 4. R'y
81 D a, M; Hannibal at 10 n. M :, and Sedslia
ut b23 y. H., running through TO Denison I,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change. Connection Ii also made
nj Sherman with the Texas ana Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X a. +, ut Denison for 1t. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and oil
points North and East with the Texas a Pa
cinc Mt Sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phjs and all points East and SOuthe asst, and
10 Houston with the g., IL. a 4. A. for San
Antonio, the a., IL. a II. for Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
ehi, a Ior ali points on the Gull and Atlantic
co asts and the Liverpool IL Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
of the soil and the open prairie country oven
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad praiIies, boartlinl
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference TO others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston uhily
| except Saturday, Mt 2:2O p. M, Houston
| 6.30 p. :, Hearne at 225 p. M, Dallas I:So q.
m. and Denison at ll:46 O. M.
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NEW ORLEANS, February ls--Nlgnt |t'o 3on
bnlgs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-06

those that settled on his arms and
legs. Then, stretched himself
along the limb, he crept toward the
nearest comb, and swung the torch
just under it. The moment the
smoke touched it, its color changed
in q most curious manner from
black to white, the myriads OF bees
that had covered it flying off and
forming dense cloud above and
around. The man then lay at full
length along the limb, and brushed
off the remaining bees with his
hand, and then, drawing his knife,
-cut off the comb at one slice close
to the tree, and, attaching the thin
cord to it, let it down to his COM
panions below. He was all this
time enveloped in cloud of angry
BEES, and how he bore their stings
SO coolly, and went on with his
work. at that giddy height so de-
liberately, was more than l could
understand. The bees were. evil
IDENTIFY not Supplied by the smoke
or driven away far by it, and it was
impossible that the small stream
from the torch could protect his
whole body while at work. There
were three other combs on the
same tree, and all were successful
ly taken, and furnished the whole
party with a luscious feast of honey
and young bees, as well as valua-
BILE lot of the wax.-Appleton's
Journal.
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Another Primary Man.
COLFAX. La. July q. 1879

CoLFAx, La, July 4, 1873.
Editor Chronicles:
L wish to give my views as re-
CARDS bringing forward our strong
est men for the various officers to
be voted for at the next election.
Some favor q primary election and
others nominating convention.
Either would be fair if the masses
would turn out. Heretofore very
few would meet in their wards and
ELECT their delegates, hence comes
dissatisfaction when the candidates
are nominated. 1 believe the only
fair way to give entire satisfaction
rs by a primary election. Say, no.
tify te people to meet in their
wards on the first Saturday in
september, and cast their ballots
for men of their choice; and, as
they would have months notice,
all would turn out.
As candidate for Parish Judge
l am in favor of any way that the
masses will have a voice. If we
can't have an honest expression
from the people. l for one will not
submit my name unless approved
by the masses of my fellow-citizens,
whom l feel grateful to for past
favors. Heretofore the nominal
ting conventions have not given
satisfaction, as wire workers defeat
the will of the people. As for my
sell, L am not afraid of an honest
primary election, and l am salts
fed that al will be satisfied.
A. Y. Raglan.