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IRENE.
IA mountain folds sought

Among the purple mountain folds sought
And sought In vain for peace. sought In van
In dreamy woods: along tn cochantcd man
10 kindly hamlets. Then with books | wrought
seeking for peace IN tolls which only brought
Dull discomfort and WEAKNESS oil BRAIN.
..Wherc art thou. peaces" | cried. 'Oh, 1ootb'
this pain
OF fearful longing and Of throbbing thought"
A sweet voice answered Laughter glad an'
clear,
Ne, ;he birds singing. Beautiful bright eyes
Made a new dawn. A sweet voice answered.
Cease
rrom further fnitlcss searching. | am here
Ia flower Of flesh aud blood, OF perfect size,
Quite ~loving-your Irene. am peace
Peace. with her chatter and infectious gleei
Peace. swinging madcap on a springy boGsh'
with bright hair blown and tunbled anyhow,
Peace. naddIing ia O sEoal Of summer Tea
reace. AT Lieh rcyel up an apple tree
Peace. reading with a bent ana dreamy oro"'
Peace. on a footstooi-v"y peaceful how"
Listening with hands ~clas.'>i fOndly on my knee
No abstract noun, no mythic shape divine
No sweet elusive dream Of who knows what
But Jus; a child, she biIugs my heart surcease
OF care. and. when she puts her cheek 10 haine'
Bliss and complete eontentment with my iot
Yes. this is nv lrene-this Is Peace
The Academy.
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A PhenomenaIly Stingy Man.

Il think that Might've is the stingiest man
ever created"
Why
HE was recently sick and fell into a
trance. His friends supposed he was dead aud
put him in Il coffin He returned to life how
over"
''NVellf'
"Well, now he's brought suit against the
undertaken because he won't take the colin
back. NEBRASKA State Journal.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, March y

OFFERINGS REPosTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Il 90 bushels.
CaTn -s3s bushels.
Oats.-650 bushels.
Rye TO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Shortberry. $50 bushels very
good at 93c.
Corn.-White, 1873 bushels very good at
5Slc.; 90 bushels very good az 5Sc. Total
sales Of corn, s3s bushels.
Oats.-Mixed, 100 bushels very good at 39c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market unsettled.
Quotations -Middline. Zoe low mid
ding, 9:c.; good ordinary, Ice.
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Dreinc Embellishments

Mrs. Al. PYLE. 80 \. Fitthstroet. I,va.
cleaning. securing. ana carpet clCff. 90.
Manufacturer of the Acme RenoyutOi.
Mrs. II. BANNiSTER. $40 T.. Broad fs.rt
Lace curtains a specially.
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A Delighted Audience.

Amateur Actor-l think | was great in
that death scene, Charley.
Charley-Yes, indeed, old man. Why,
when you fell back and expired, and your
lifeless form was carried away, tho applause
was fairly deafening. l never s4w such a
delighted audience New York sun.
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IA Iesscr Evil.

Omaha Wife-Nearly time to clean house
again.
Husband-My graciousl Let it gothis year,
can't youi
impossible"
"Wcll, III tell you how to fix it. Don't
clean house. wen move.'-OmaLa World.
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j. W. FRAYSER. 1915 +. Main street. 3noic
sale and retail. Proprietor Of Fmyevif Jttf
inul Nerve and Bone Iiniment.
!. +. REEVE. or East Marshall, %, 100
Ouyal \ NOttou's Horse Tonic, P0iloya'- Tvs
pepsia itCmedy. &c.
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Magistrate Ito priscner)-You sag, Uncle
Rastus, that you took the ham because you
arc out OF work and your family are starry
ing. And yet, | understand you have four
dogs about tho house.
Uncle Rastus-Yes, sail, but / wouldn't
arsE my family to eat dogs, yo' honahl-New
York Sun.
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John J. GERING. corner at Fourteenth anf
Main streets. Tents. awnings. tal-. horse an.
WAGON covers.
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OLIVER Is. DYER. 6li T.. Marshall street.
wholesale ana retail. sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Carbolic smoke I,nII COMPANY

ONCE, No i.u Nor Eipnth street. GuuTan-
Tee TO cure colds, caatrrh. ami nll head and
throat trouble Wee test given CSC ufh e.
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ECT
OF RELIABLE
s ESS HOUSES.
OF RELIABLE

The Directory belotn Of reil45!e and goo,
business houses, giving TIER hcotcn an.
business, pia be JouJ1d cary usetui as q sourc'
Of reference for Information relatirs { M
and all the different branches Of business.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY Formerly Westnam). Az
y. seventh street. and 10 =. Main street
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter mrs. and
cheese.
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4. e. HOUSTON 7r f.. Nul -fu.'f.
JOSEPH !. W%lNGFiELb. ,ofG"r o. faureI
aud MOad streets.
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ASA SNYDER " Co. lDos to 1914 Cary Street
Jewellers:
A.C. HIGH, ls2o l.. Main street. Watches an
Jewelry neatly repaired.
Loan Onices:
ELLIS ADRIAN, sl6 T.. Broad street. Money
advanced on personal property. Dllc CLOSED
from Friday AT rundown to saturday az
shutdown.
Lovksrnithsi
JOSEPH DELARUE, ~ r.. Main s,rce..
hanging and general machine gcpdiIn-
Models Tor patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH +. WlNGFlELD. dealer Ia lumber
and all kinds OF mOulduI- and general
building furnishings. Nul lumber cut 70
order. Once, corner 81 Broad ana LaureI
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble Workers
wALLEN a WRAY. Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments. tOmbs. murhlellcd man
tles, &c.
Mattress Manufacturers
ADAM DIACONT. 2Os T.. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly aud
promptly done.
T. +. SFBIE) CRENSHAW. gI Enst BIZ
street. mattress maker and upb, trr'r
wholesale and retail. Repairing n,.t ; lnc
durably done.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 400 ". Pc.
street. Manufacturer OF Vanilla Ptu pDi
and mineral waters.
Paints. oils, sc.
RICHMONDPAINTsTOk T.. Broad 20 ,
Paints. oils. glass. and r|alhttl~ supphos.
Paper Hanging:
:. j.. DAVIS, * y. Ninth street. Sn,
axupfpy.. oil .ItrHN ant d .r.u l..Itur
Plumbers, Ga, aud Steam titt.rs
q. \. REDFORD. 1910 l.. Main street. Pmcu
oai piumbet, inner. ga- ami steam litter.
4. c. rlNsLEY. az Btooka,enue. Steam and
gas niting, Thinning, &s.
Railroad 1icLe. Brokers'
CRAW FORD 3 HAYES. 100 Last Main
street. LA irOad IA Il steamboat tickets o.
all parts OF the world bought, cold, and
exchanged.
Real Estate As.at-;
A. J. BRADLEY 500. Thirteenth ana HUI
streets. Manchester. Agent for tie Peters
burg savings ana Insurance Company.
G.. \. NASlION \ son. No. . =. Ishih street
X. h. CHAFFIN co. Sol =. Tenth street
J. THOMPSON BROwN NCO.. ils L.. Main
street.
RubLrI Gpp,i-
VIRGINIA RUBBER 80. 53 f.. Broad street
Betting. hose. and all kinds of rubber goods
"
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
TURING co, l2E T.. Main ~. aanufae
turcr5 ANA importers 81 stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RUBBEk STAMP WOkh5
40 Bank street AgonIa nanted send fuI
circular.
Sign Painting
D. ). THOMPSON. Franklin street, under Ei
change Hotel. Advertising si1n artist
Board fence and wall slgn-a speciality.
L.. LIPSCONB, No. D 4 hth.3 sfirst. higi
painting and gliding "t -ltss.
Soap Factory;
X. GARCIN * CO. ii16 l;tukliu street e. D..
lIshed ls1O. Toilet ana Laundry Soaps.
Tailor
L. W. stage. Twelfth street, under A American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
UDdsrtaksr-:
B. IA. M0RRISETT. No. Il seveurh si.,
Manchester. Phone. gn.
Wire Mattresses aua Cot-.
+. W. LOWE, 22lf T.. Main street. manu- ysctu
rer of Champion Woven Wire Matte s.s
and Cots. The lest aud cheapest In the mar
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD eliza station. n "a.
and Pine streets. w. :. Pitcher. agcni. n
kinds Of Coal. Wood, and Coke. 1ot,
! puOne. 81.
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WALTER f.. HRAUEk, stall No. II. Firsi
Market. Smoked beef-tOngUcs specially
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D.. a. GBASBENGhk. 1l- r.. Fraukna -f, ct
All WORE guarantee.
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Country Produce

Il. WALLERSTINE u co. II aui ! ). TT
teeuth street. Potatoes. butter. n@r
tage. SC.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. Adrr
proprietor. IL ;. Twelfth street. Whole-af
ani retail.
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]. Il. TEAsDALE. 1918 l.. Main street. q
$3.50 and g mems and ~ and s2.5O lal.cs
shoes.
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Nn,I,nrr- ..nt Itn.rI.

WILLIAM g. FULLER. ll1 T.. ,ty storf'
Special attention Go repairing
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LInnInyment Ncencies
Hardware and Carriage Goods:

}. p. JUsTiS, = y. Fifteenth street. a.
agent. Established ir'o.
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RAILROAD BoHDs.
Chicago. March 9.

Reported by c. f. Redford & Co. Grain
Commission Merchants. No. Is South Twelfth
street.
rurr,no March q
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narnes. ana saddIery

A.. n. CLARK \ SON. 1910 East Main street
Agents for Imperial chilled plows.
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WILLIAM n. GARDNER. SIS l.. tica,
street. Hair cutting. dyeing, shaying a.
saampooiug.
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the world. Il. t. HALLEkroS.
Macon, Ga, May /. 1898.
Very Nervous.
For many years | have been afflicted with
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To the Public.
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plant than all other remedies combined. It's
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it for Kidney arrangements.
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All who desire full information about the
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". NICK REDFOItD. li02 H.. Min street
sale dealer.
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N. j. DIMMOCk, llB T.. Main street. iOt
respondence solicited.
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Hay, Grain, &r.3


WALTER J. TODD. i25 y. sixth street. Con
signmcuts OF country produce solicited.
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AnaIytical Chemist

Or. HENRY FROEIING. II s. Twelfth stree
chemist 10 Chesapeake and ohio and kic'
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special at
tention to ores and mineral waters.
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BA>NrEs AND nrs,uln,

THOMAS BRANCH a CO.. BAAA
/ Frs AND COMMISSION MENCHAts
BONDS. STOCKS. ana siCDMIIIs
BOUGHT AND SOLD ln this aul al I.
Northern markets.
We have a private telegraph. 1873" llaa ..
office 20 all the Northern exchange. .r. .,.
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS at.u
a few minutes OF their receipt az oar .t.t
We get quotations every quarter Ol aaL0.r
which are open for tho igsprefI.I ed NI
customers.
Earliest inform IN on tno subject 900 d..
road and tOtp1.a alton >cturtic6 aui oitIH
Bonds.
deztf THOMAS BRANCU 81 CO.
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asa SNYDER ~ co, lc0o to l0H Cary Street
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A.C. HIGH. ls2o +. Main street. Watches an
jewelry neatly repaired.
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NOTICE. ie hereby given thaL VIII fecoIFe
objections to the right to vote on the part Of
any person so registered until o'coek + M.
on the fourth day previous to the day OF cleo
tton and also request all persons whose
appear at my Office and have such errors cor
Eected. NEIL MUNRO, j. p,
And Ex-ofacie Registry Agent Ely Precinct
No II, White Pine county, Nevada.
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On the fourth day previous to the day Of cleo
ton; and also request all persons whose
names are erroneous entered on the said list
to appear at my office and have such errors
corrected.
WILLIAM HENDRIE, p,
And Ex-0fficio Registry Agent, osceola Pre-
cinct No. 5, White Pine County. Nevada.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning BY
w. l. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription:
JOB PRINTIN @.

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for Executing all kinds Of Job
Printing in neat manner and II living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
card 10 a full-sheet poster turned out nc
short notice. Orders Solicited.
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Notice is hereby given that will receive
objections te the right TO vote on the part OF
any person so registered until O'Clock p. N.
on the fourth day previous TO the day OF elec-
tion: and also request all persons whose names
are erroneous entered on said list to appear at
my Office and have such errors corrected.
II. BUSH, Jusflce OF the Peace.
Ex Ofieio Registry Agent Hamilton Pc
cinct No /. White Pine County, Nevada.
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Trout are now being caught in the
Truckec river near Reno.
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Last week at Seattle 1865 silver
salmon were taken at single haul.
II was the boss haul of the season and
WAS wortw $187 so.
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FlRST-ClASS STYLE.

Thankful for liberal patronage in the past,
the proprietor. by catering TO the public
wants, expects to merit and receive continn-
ance of the same.
NEIL MUNRO
Ely, October -, 1895
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
i announces to the people of White Pine
County and the travelling public that this
House is kept in
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Wayne, Frank
Notice il hereby given that will receive
objections 10 the right 10 vote on the part OF
any person so registered until o'clock =. NJ.
on the fourth day previous 10 the day OF cleo
ton: aud also request all persons whose
nam es are srfoneonsiy catered on the shid list
TO appear At nay ofic1 and have such errors
corrected. FRED CLARK,
Registry Agent Taylor Precinct No. I, White
Pine county, Neyaka.
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Notice Is hereby given that will receive
objections to the right to vote on the part of
any peTseR 90 registered wntil O'Clock p. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
FOTRERIsGHAx'5 SUIT
Tho ABUSED Messenger Tells the Story o
,hs Express Robbery in . Graphic style.

Tho ABUSED Messenger Tells the Story of
,hs Express Robbery in . Graphic styls.
ST LOUIS, Mo, April 5-In the Foth-
eriDgham damage suit against the
Adams Express Company to-day the
plaintiff himself was the principal wit
ness. BE gave 8 minute description Of
the whole affair, especially entering into
every detail OF the hour or more that he
spent with the robber In the car. He was
sent back time and again over his story
by his attorney so that every point and
circums' snce in the case might be brought
out and clearly understood. He told how
he admitted the robber to his car on
written order purportirg to be and
as he believed it to be,
from j. B. Barrett, his superior
officer; set him to work as directed by
the order; how he was later On suddenly
confronted by the man, diearmed, COM
PEELED to look down the muZzle OF re-
volver snd was finally bound TO an iron
safe In the car. The description was
graphic and the scene greatly heightened
and intensified by the witness illustrating
how he WAS handled and dashed to his
safe, safe having been brought into the
courtroom for that purpose. His return
to St. Louis and his report OF the matter
to Superintendent Damsel were given in
some detail and he added that in his
statements TO the newspaper men he did
not tell his full story, because he was in
structed by the detectives to leave GER
tain points out, one of which was the
offer by the roober Of $4,000 if he would
not sid the officers In his capture or would
give false description Of him.
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DUBLIN.
Good Farming weather-work on the Ar
tssian Well.

Good Farming Weather-Work on the Ar
tssian Well.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
DUBLIN, TEX April We have had
for week past almost summer weather,
the thermometer running up to go some
days, but as 1t WAS Whist has been needed
to bring u, the corn and garden seeds
nobody complains about hot weather.
This morning it Is cloudy and threatening
rain, and good warm shower would not
hurt anything now. The fruit crop prom
ses to be 1ne SO far. Oats are | Joking
fue, but wheat not SO well, as we hear
complaints OF a little black bug eating
1t up.
Business since the warm, fair weather
has set In has improved wonderfully, and
our streets in the mifdle of the day lock
almost like fall trade dsy.
j. Fl. Lltham Of the firm of J. Fl. Is
than & Co. sold out his interest this
week to W. T. Miller. The name of the
new firm is WATSON & Miller, who con-
tinue the business at the old stand CT j .
81. Latham & Co.
Work on tine artesian well has been
suspended for some time on account
Of the parties losing their string Of tools
at depth Of 2s3 feet, and the well having
caved in above. They are waiting for
new tools, and as soon as they arTive they
will make new start, and case ss they
go down.
Work on J. r St. Clalr's rock building
progressed finely during the past week
Of foe weather. BE is going to have an
iron front and q steel roof and iron shut
tiers, aiming to make i! IS near fire proof
IS possible.
New residences are continually going
up to supply the demand, there being no
empty ones in town.
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siIty-fve years old, native of Switssr-
land, and childless, his only heirs being
his wife and an adopted daughter. The
following letter dressed to the presi-
rent and hoard of school trustees and
dead at the meeting Of that ody tonight
explains the motives prompting the noble
gift:
GENTLEAsN-Having spent In this city
the best years OF long and active bust
ness life, extending throughout period
OF more than forty-fou years, during
which have Witnessed Its stesdy growth
from village to 8 populou', prosperous
and progressive commercial city, / have
long f.ls sincere desire to accomplish
some undertaking which msy in
some measure contribute to the well
fare and happiness OF community
endeared to me by associations and
friendship which l hold in grateful and
kindly remembrance. How best to pro-
mote this obj CT has been subject to
which l have given earnest thought, and
believing now that in extending and en-
largipg the opportunities for educat-
ing the children Of this city the greatest
good and best results will be accom-
plished, am prompted to suggest that
in event the board will designate the site
recently acquired comprising the east
half of block 3ll for the purpose indi-
Gated, propose st once to appropriate
and contribute the sum of $4,000 for the
erection thereon Of complete and sub
staDtisl structure for the purpose Of 8
public free school for the education of
the white chileren Of the city Of Calves
tom This building l propose shall be
erected under the superintendent of
competent architect selected by
me, and whose plans shall be
fully approved by the board Of
school trustees. Desiring that the con-
struction CT the proposed building msy be
begun, and the work prosecuted to early
completion with as little delsy as neces-
sary, and that may have the satisfaction
during the years which may yet remain
10 me OF Witnessing the successful and
good results which l sincerely trust
will attend the undertaking, respectfully
ask at the hands OF your honorable body
such early consideration OF the proposal
here submitted and such action as will give
the same practical effect. l am very sim
cerely your friend and obedient servant,
"H. ROSENBERG
Judge Austin, s prominent member Of
the school board, offered the following
resolution which WAS unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, that the offer If Mr.. Henry
Rosenberg just read, proposing to con-
struct the East Fad public school, be
accepted upon the terms named, aud that
q committee Of three be appointed by the
president to draft suitable resolutions
expressive Of the thanks and appreciation
Of this board and o: the people of Calves
ton to Mr.. R Rosenberg for his most gen
erous, philsnthropic and liberal donation
to the school children of this city.
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Colored Thieves Confess,
Special to the Gar cite.

5ItClHI 10 InB UdItIIt.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, April 5-The store
of Mr. J. B. Holland at L verside, this
county, WAS broken into Monday and
robbed of large lot of goods and about
SIS In cash.
Yesterday Charles Monroe and Nellie
Brown, both colored, were arrested on
cuspicion, and after some persuasion, sd-
mitted their guilt, and proceeded to
where the goods were buried and deliver
ed them over to the officers. The two
parties were brought here this morning
where they will remain till the next term
of the District court.
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T N. Jones &Co. r'9 s.sss:. 4 A::s'''
A LIVE CLERK.

The House Enrolling Clerk Who Was Re.
ported Dead Turns Up Alive.
special to the Gazette.
5 AUSTIN, TEX, April 5.-Enrolling
Clerk sack Of the House had been sd
vertised dead for some time past. Sew
ersl partie. are here eIectiuneerlpg for his
place, but q letter from Mr. Black dated
At Schulenberg, Tex, received by Mr.. S.
d. Dixon to-day in the Office of statis-
tics, was q sumner. mir. Black says he
Is not dead and will msterislizs when the
Legislature meets. In the meantime the
applicants for his shoes can subside.
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A PRINCELY GIFfe

A Galveston Millionaire Gives $4,000 for
Educational Purposes.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX April 5-Another Of
GaIveston's wealthy citizens has made q
princely gift to posterity. Mr.. Henry
Rosenberg, the well known millionaire
banker, donates $40, goo for the erection
Of white public school in the east end
ct the city. Mr.. Rosenberg is about
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

Sent Obscene Matter Tnrough the Mails
Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR. TEX April 5.-Thomas E.
GERM, deputy United Ststes marshal of
Denton, arrested Peter Foreman here this
morning for sending obscene matter
through the mail. Peter is q colored
gentleman and wrote very bad missive
to . eolored friend Of his. His education
led him into trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
Reception at Dallas.
special to

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, April 5-Colonel Seth
Shepard and wife are giving magnificent
reception to their friends st their home
tonight. The elite of the city, together
with the notable political figures, are In
attendance.