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sbd a, least gobcs bushels viii 10 shipped
NJ m average ~ NJ cents per bnshel
VIZ learned to-day Tie East Line rail.
f0ad have contracted for 40 freight cars N
move the present aud coming crops ol this
season. Arrangements have been made W
change trucks NJ 0reenvllle from narrow 10
wide gauge, 80 o car loaded here .oan run
through 10 destination without f%elIandllng
freight,
We note the arrivals al the Foote house
run from 20 10 40 n day, instead Of o TO 3, ~
Y few months since.
Our streets are crowded with grain wagons
ana wheat and oats command q good
price.
our merchants are all lively.
The negro shot Sunday by young Carver,
n the eastern part OF the county, we learn Is
dad.
Professor A. b. Price was nppointe' O
Tuesday night by the board of aid n
as principal ofthe Mckinney public 10
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Houston.
Special 10 the Herald.

oHNNihi w thO AASi"iN'
HoUsToN, June 21.-Deputy Marshal
Glass is getting IN very well with bis
wound received ut the Emancipation cele-
bration on the 10Th. At a continuation ol
the inquest to-day tie negroes Frank Bnf.
ford and Ed. Jameson were retained in Gus
tody as being implicated in the murder OF
Charles Wltham.
On next Saturday there will be a special
election in this city to vote upon the pro-
posed compromise OF the city bonded debt
at fifty cents on the dollar.
HoUsToN, June 22.-The negro, John
Cane, charged with raping a young married
lady, Mrs. Scott, in this county last jan
'uary, was tried before the criminal court
to-day, found guilty and punishment as
sessed at death. The evidence against him
very conclusive. An alibi was endeav-
ored to be proven by the defense, but it was
himsy and would not work.
Judge Gustave Cook is receiving numer-
Gus solicitations from different parts OF the
state, asking him to be a candidate for
either governor or Judge of the court of APP
peals, or congress from this district. Judge
Cook believes in the old-style democracy
that offices of such responsibility should
seek the man and not the man the office.
The Judge will not advocate his own claim,
but will not be adverse to nomination by
the state convention.
HoUsToN, June 23.-Alex. Preater and
Nero Matthews, two negroes, were tried
to-day in the criminal court, for the MUIR
der Of John Bragley here last February, and
were acquitted.
Oscar Wilde lectured here tonight to a
small audience. The subject-matter is
good, but his style is exceedingly drawing
and affected. He has not, caught on here
very effectively.
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Kansas City,



KANSAS CITY, June 22.-The Western
Academy of Homeopathy to-day closed o
three-days' session in this city. The meet
ing was attended by delegates from all
parts of the west, and the session was de-
voted to the consid Grafton OF important
medical subjects.
A special train left here on the Hannibal
& st. Joe road for Quincy, Illinois, at 11:45
a. m. to-day and reached Quincy about 5
o'clock this evening, making the run on an
average of about fifty miles an hour. This
is believed TO be the fastest run ever made
on q western road.
A conference of general agents of western
railroads has been in session here for three
days for the purpose of fixing up the pool
on through western business from this
point. There is little disposition to yield
on the part of the opposing forces, and no
definite conclusions appear probable.
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A WoMAN,s REMEDY.

At certain ages and periods Of womsn's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, paine and su1erings.
These complaints and irregularities ieopardike the
girls life at sixteen, and follow up aud haunt the
married woman uEIll ahsg tie sGIu VI lie"
some have headaches, swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous pros.rstion, bllnehed cheeks,
hloodless lips, lifeless eyes, elouied brain; while
others suffer with painful irregularities, uterine dis.
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Tie Brown Gottcr Gin Co.. Nav London. c..

Israel =. BfotrR, Pres't. Edr. I. Broign, Treas.
These machines run light, make fine sample, and
eloan the seed properly. Best English cast steel in the
SAWS; the teeth will not bend break OF, or turn back,
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes, cast steel journals and two belts
one at each underwriting cool bearings, full speed,
and steady motion, (only Gin in market having this
improvemcnt) Extra large CHATS TO saw and brush
cylinders. Strong iron frame best materials, supe-
rior workmanship, hne finish.
tD-Nore Brown Gins have been sold during the past
three seasons than any othertwo makes combined. Mr..
Israel +. Brown Crom 1888 10 1858 Of the iirm Of I.
Taylor & Co, Of Columbus, CAY, tho president OF the
company, has had n longer practical experience in
making Gins than any living. Present faclli-
for manufacturing and shipping unequalcd by any
other establishment of the kind in the world. Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
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Tyler.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
TYLER, June 22.-All congressional as
pirants in the third district, except Colonel
J. H.. Jones, of Henderson, were present at
MiSeOla yesterday TO hear General Weaver
and get a shake at the dear people. The
greenbackers claim a vistory in the first
battle In Texas, but in conversing with
hundreds Of those present your reporter
failed 10 zee or hear a single individual con-
verted to greenbackism. II is rumored
apd believed that the greenbackers and
the republicans Of this county have fused
and will put a mixed ticket in the field.
Crops excellent and fruit in abundance.
Preparations are being made for the
State Teachers convention, to assemble
here next Tuesday.
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AIHV
Special 10 the Herald,

opVNIdI 70 IUt 1tTdIl.
ATHENS, June 23.-SheriT Davis ar
rested and brought in a man by the name
OF Cooper, from Wise county, charged
with theft. On default of bail he was
lodged in jail.
The Presbyterian Sunday school conven
ton met and organized here TO-DAY. A
large number OF delegates were present
from abroad.
Deputy Sheriff Reison arrested and lodged
in Jail one PASTOR, charged with cattle
stealing in this county.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
will be dedicated here next Sunday.
The county democratic convention meets
here tomorrow.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, June 23.-California Jim,
the murderer of City Marshal Johnson, OF
Laredo, who was wounded by the rangers
yesterday died this morning. Charlie ySmith,
one of the rangers, was brought here to-day
shot twice through the body, also through
the left leg. The wound is mortal. Jim.
in his dying declaration, stated that his OBJ
ject in aiming at the station where he was
killed, was 10 wreck the train Of the rail
road excursion to Mexico, 80 as to get
money enough to leave the country. He
gave his proper name as Jim jenkins, also
gave half dozen aliases under which he had
sailed and acknowledged many crimes he
had committed in this ana other states.
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Rfranger-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
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on you,' thst your friends would rccocnise."
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This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
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Il never n~auseates nor grimes, acts in one or two
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II unclouds and coOls the brain, quiets the nerves.
end is q sine qua non for the headache Of ladies'.
II mitiEltes the panGs Of rheumatism md gouiI
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Il sparkles and foams just like a glass OF soda
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brentwood.


Special 10 the Herald.
DRowNwooD, June 2l,-Sam and Jerry
Mort were arraigned this morning in the
Justices court for theft of horses from Mr..
A. II. Sanefers. For the want of witnesses,
who reside in San Saba county, the case was
continued by the state till tomorrow week.
There were four horses instead of three, as
reported yesterday. They all undoubt-
edly are stolen property, as the defendants
have owned no horses or stock whatever.
Messrs. Meeks and Sporeman are here re-
pairing the telegraph lines, which have
been in bad order owing to storms. By
these gentlemen they have been much i'm
proved.
2. T. Bell, of Concho, is an independent
candidate for congress. The race in this
county will be between Colonel Lam
ham, of Weatherford, and Hon. j. II. Da-
venport. of Eastland.
The mercury stands LOG in the shade TO-
day.
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Special to the Herald .

BREMoND, June % The wires made
your reporter say in his last dispatch that
L. w. Wade & Co. had sold one-fourth in.
terest in the wooden mills, when it should
have said Wooten Wells. The purchaser, Mr..
William Mckinney, is one of the best
known citizens of Limestone county. He
is to move down in a few days to add his
personal attention in adding attractions to
the wells. The many arrivals dell, attest
the merits of the waters, ar are building
up a summer resort second to lone in the
south.
The farmers are needing rain to fill out
the corn, about made.
Rev. James Cheny, a London lecturer,
will lecture here tomorrow night on tenn
Dpranpp. -
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eNArHAnn.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the HeIdiu,
TExARKASA, June 21.-Yesterday the
negroes celebrated Emancipation Day by a
picnic at Park Belder. Late in the after
noon they discovered the presence of a
negro woman who was living with a white
mar named Hensley as his wife. They
ordered her away. She refused to go, and
a row ensued, which resulted in Hensley
cutting Warren jenkins severely. Hensley
was terribly beaten by the other negroes.
II is believed that jenkins will die. Hens
ley is in Jail awaiting the results of the
ARRAY.
This morning about 1 o'clock w. b. Rus
sell shot Jim Bond. Bond had shot at
Russell once. and was leveling his pistol for
a second shot when Russell fired. shooting
him through the pistol hand and breaking
his pistol. Finding his gun ~dismounted
Bond limbered up and returned to the
Arkansas side.
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nferia.


spfcIaI 70 inc HernIds
MEXIA, June 2-weather here, very
warm and dry. Thermometer stands 90 in
the shade. We expect heavy crops, and our
merchants are preparing for same.
T. Nussbaum is building two new brick
stores IS by %. kamsler Bros. are re-
modelling their store and adding fifty feet
more q Il. ID. NJ. Prendsrgast. our bank
or, improves the appearance Of bis banking
house with a large h-e-prOOf vault and an
iron front.
Mr.. r. Hanna Of Ennis, has acceptedt the
position Of cashier with Messrs. Oliver d
GriRes. the new banking house Of Dallas,
and viii be ready for duty about August n.
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rndo.


ALvARaDo, June 1-Our town is on a
regular boom. General Talmses has just
been here and established this point as the
terminus Of the Fon Worth and Waco d.
visions ofthe Missouri Pacific rnilvay. The
ground fur the machine shors nnd round
bouse havs beer measured on and located
Their erection VII begin 81 once. In addI-
ton % th1se inst completed I've large
brick h0uses are being built Car-enters
and b~rickmas1ns are in demand.
A company = beine formed 70 securs =
cha-r ~ srpet zilrJad from the square
% ne Missouri Pscifc depot.
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Special to the Herald.

C%LEBURNE, June 21.-Colonel NJ. A.
Oats, of this place, has been appointed
chairman OF the democratic executive COM
mittee of this congressional district, by
Hon. George w. Smith, of Terrell. Col
Unel Oats will at once write to the chair.
men Of the different counties in this dis
trict for their views as to time and place
for holding the convention.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church, will give an ice-cream sociable at
Mrs. Senters' this evening.
Wheat is not turning out as well as some
thought it would. Corn is doing well. Cot
ton is growing very fast.
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Bolton.
Special to the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
Bolton, June 2l.-Several primaries were
held last Saturday in this county. Dele
gates were appointed to the county conven-
ton, which meets July 10Th. They were
uninstructed Us TO any state officers, but
were all instructed as to X. q. Mills for con-
gress. A. @. Harris carried two precincts
for state senator, and James Bird four. For
representative for Bell and Milan counties
George W. Tyler, Of Bolton, was unani-
mously chosen, and the precincts were In
favor Of the domination OF local representa-
tive Zone againstl, and O.. G. Pendleton car
RED two out Of three precincts for that posi-
ton. Senator Richard Coke was endorsed
for rp-elpcfiOu. -
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Cons1caE., June H-Ths city councH
last night appointed The % Of July fr q
meeting 10 select = principal for our public
schools.
The Academy Of The Sacred Heart rive
their annual exhibition to-uorrOw night
the extraordinarily fne display u last year
a.-ures them large attendance.
Tbs ". a. ". Cub rive q Complimentary
ball nerf Friday night 70 Mis- Eolie Bet
terDn. - Dallas. Who il visiting friends In
this 2
NJ Lee Woods vas appointed oficai
s~ienor-9uher fuf The dstriu cUurt b
Judge Bradley to-day.
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Special to the Herald.

w%EArHERFoKD, June H.-John Brown,
the young man arrested yesterday on sus-
picion Of being one Of the train robbers at
Ranger, was to-day discharged, IL being
made 70 appear 20 the satisfaction Of the
officer that the wrong John Brown had
been caught.
Ward Forbes. q youth Of 10, was to-day
remanded 20 jail On default Of 4 bond 20
answe 70 the charge Of horsetheh The
proof Il very strong AGAINST him. His IA
ther, q clever old gentleman, lives near
Woafherf1r1. -
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specsif ~ ne Herald
MrErru. June ZzIudFe Esf1ot h in
The cry tod.T. adiuzinEa rs1sutlos b.
f-s
It's e-Iuntsd thrf CoHIn oounty IN
rris 11ggD bu.hsls % vbs.t fhs ys.r.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

SPECIAL 10 the Herald.
Fort WORTH, June 21.-About . o'clock
this morning an engine OF the Texas e. Pa
ifc railroad ran into a freight train on the
Missouri.Pacific road at the Union depot.
Four cars we're wrecked, the engine badly
damaged to the extent of about $4,000.
In the district court yesterday Henry
Gibson, a merchant here, was convicted of
felony and given two years imprisonment.
To-day John Ryan was given ten years in
the penitentiary, convicted of the robbing
Of l., r. Mosley here last February.
The extension of the street c~ar..line is rap
idly nearing the Union depot.
Fort WORTH. June 23.-In the district
court, yesterday, George Wurmett, for for
gerry, and John Brown, for COW stealing,
were convicted and sentenced. To-day, T..
Pulaski, on the charge of felony, was
acquitted.
In the police court there were six cases.
Total fines and costs, $50.
The town clock arrived at the court house
this morning, and will be erected early next
week.
District court will adjourn tomorrow for
the term, -
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TT y III
TutHEaEa. June "a nero narnsd
HeuT Aiken - bitten b. = la-rs rrttk
sraFs trday 81 ] = m. Herr was e.
- WI On cous1ruUiUr trNir wverteer
u1a f-rm os dfT. sn1 uhen tbeT bruurht
I'm IN b. ~ An r-sca1ous c1ndifi0n
sd uaT A.
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Sherman,
Special to the Herald.

1bNNAea
SHERMAN. June 2l.-Dock Smith, one of
the parties in the Paris sensation, Of which
the HERALD has given previous informa-
ton, was in this city to interview your cor
respondent. He says your correspondents
dispatch was in the main correct, except
that the shot from his pistol through Wise's
wrist was not accidental, and that he has
not correspond d with Mrs. PARROT very
recently. lie says a job was put up IN him
by Parrott and a Paris saloon-keeper to
have him visit that city and kill him. The
saloon-keeper pretended to be friendly with
him; that he had arranged for a meeting
with Mrs. Parrot, and of hat meeting you
already have the particulars. Smith is
pretty badly %disfigured, but takes it glee-
fully. He speaks freely of his former inti-
macy with Mrs. Parrott, and exhibits pho
tograrbs and letters to prove it. A very
sensational lawsuit will grow out of the
affair, promising racy developments. Col
onel s.. S. Fears, of this city, has been en-
gagged as Smiths attorney, and both law
yer and client are now en- route to Atlanta,
Georgia, for testimony. The effort 10
smooth this business in Paris is not very
successful. -
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door waited ! mlnpte. ~ 4 V dls!iqsgl.l
10 place Moelef on n bod, saglng
be- intended 10 XII sotiynef, and tben
leh. .Moeller'g remains, IN a
fearful state. Of decomposition, we're
brought 10 lfioo, when the, Lowlnos his
brought up BY friends. The dead mans
sist or, Mrs. Levine was In town. His par
ents reside Ia New York. 10 is n clear case
of murder against McCrary.
DR.. George II. Perry, Of Hamilton, was
seized with o III yesterday and fell IN his
store, remaining speechless some houis.
He Is now improving.
The weather Is intensely hot, the Their.
registering 1903 In the shade.
Cotton Is growing very rapidly. A little
child OF y. II. Foster died here and was
buried yesterday. II Is the first death
Hioo has been q town-two years.
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TT"TIN y = U"T-I
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