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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01
rAkISe rnK CENSUS.
ssgeestSens - IL. seattle Chamber -
Cornrneree-

esggestIess - the seattle Chamber -
Commeree-
OIsxpsx. Feb I.--w. .. Jenkins. sap<yfn-
tesawus az census for Wssscya Washington,
Is In 0IsmFss on h9ssrcu connected uftn we
cosafng te<sesai csnxns. watch occars IN Jane
Mr. ssakiss saz last ess1s from Ia azna. wasre
be nzsde sazss saxsestzens 20 the Chsns<s OF
Com meses rsfassse % tie sensas OF shss eff
~ app am that under the lsx suthossxlng fns
eensns the connassssones 10 nos satha~szsd 20
sysons couRsy OF city srp~rfntsncenss nns
sirBpsy eaGmerKsors, who regssss tirecssy TO hisn
This IL . VERY unsatisfactory arrangement ana
II IL proposed By the Tacoma Cnamo~f o. so<n-
MERE 70 appoiss . esty supertsssnSeul SHo
shall assist thx ofseiai snamefatofs In making
canvass.
He Win 10 recognized ~ Mr. Jsakins IN
assns-ofhesal capacity and viii he dspenoed
spoa to supervise complete enEmessfiaa OF
inhabitants q that cfsy.
The desire Of TIE people Of Tacoma to eoant
every possible nasc In the coming census u no
dosbt deeply enhanced By the failHfs oil fae
recent city eepsus there a. was Consistently
predicted that the result would diseio~e . xrane
total OF so4o az ss.eB souls Ia the CITY OF
Destiny. bat for obvious reasons tae too sxs-
saEns expectations OF the people Of Tacoma tsh
abort Of r.asix<tian By good many theusand-
The result of the enumerasisn Was sosnewnzs
vsFneIy and mymerinnsiy announced ~ ~oyer
% aa." Indeed. the exsct count 10 zone Of those
tssngs which no fellow can End cut"
Mr.. Ienkfns viii suggest 70 the Seattle
Chefns<f OF Commerce 3 like sup ryisson Ia thss
city. He had expected 10 appoint Representative
william u. Hughes. Who IL peealIsrly qnalitsd
10 Oil the position. 81 authorized 10 do 30 ~ law
II ID likely pew that the seattle Chamber will be
ssked 70 appoint Mr. Hughes to look especially
after the Interests Of tEs city In taking the
eS0eu.
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eAs1her sas tsue wssk saDke 1he spssker
teuns - Ms d<sx pspev eanssfnlng -
~ naxses ~ ne e91ndsn8 nemsssA He sgnin
prEed TIE sa~m5<n 70 nbservs klze yxis. en6
sesd ~ uouid not shis sims d5vries TIE names
- he o0<nd<sx
Governor Ferry to1ay signed ard arprovsd H
B. 10. - anentsnx ses prDvsdsnx fer sns con-
sssus<son Of aykss sza 1amss H. 3. No ~ ae-
elssznx t~xs&in STREETS IN incorporated elites
rasssle highways. ana pssfzrg the ssaas Gnssef
ccypDrsse susforstex: r. D. No. III. rpes1Hx
set 81 February =. Jsss. relssinx 70 Ae<n<snx O
animals KEPT for breedfnx purposes Toe h.ss. a
d Ne IL. - create the s4tee 81 sxsfx xsoadx.zfs
II a. No zp-. far To re.sss of H. ". E&saas H. b.
No III, regulating ire sale at rsopess5 y sSe-
fson. H. n. Ne. -. Exsax the sA1ssy Of foe 81
prxxne e1xrt eferx
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SUPREME COURT.


Cases Heard and Those set FOR Hear
ing.
OLYMPIA. Feb. B.-The Supreme court was 10
se.sisn today and sdiourn-d over anti Mon
day. The following business was ,fansactsd:
justin eeammon VA Mary J. Ward. executrix,
on appeal from Fourth district ~ Goldendale;
decision rendered reversing iudgnentsof the
court fellow.
I'm Thorpe and John T. Hale st al N the
Tenera Ditch Company. on appeal from the
Fourth district, Yakima: petition for Eehear-
ing denied.
Tbs Territory W All Sim, On appeal from the
Third district, Seattle; judgment OF the court
below affirmed.
Following Is the catalogue Of cases on the cal
endsr set for hearing:
Monday. March 3-0fegon Railway Sayigar
ton Co. W. John r. smsliey: ChaA W. Taylor
va o. Osborne; Hans Nelson ct al. " Thos H.
Campbell
March 4-Chas. Langest Va Frank g. Rosa
March 5-Charies Ffeytag Va y. 3 Craig and
n. r. r. X Co.; Citation Going Va Charles T.
Cook
March S--Albert Ffedrfcks vs. the Territory.
March ANGUS Mechanic W. the Territory.
The supreme ceurt wall probably adjourn for
the term ON March 10 or Is.
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CoNrRAsAND GOODS.
ChInAme and Opium seised On . Vic.
torla steamer.

Gn1RAW men ana VRiu0 Sebxe0 On VICE
torIa Steamer.
PoRr TowxsENp, Feb. A-This hes been .
field day with Port Townsend custom officers
for iniercepting smugsled OPIUM and Chinese.
A. r. Learned. floating inspector on the Oiym
p an while coming from Victoria this morning
made seizure Of foYty-foar pounds Of opium
and arrested Albert Y. fittings. Ia whose posses
zion II was found Killings was seen by Inspec-
Tor Learned boarding the vessel late last night at
Victoria carrying valise that appeared 70 be
toe heavy for ifs size.
He was 10 bed when the Inspector called upon
him % examine the baggage. Upon being
opened the vaise was found 90 be empty. IN
liugs was requested 10 get out 81 his berth and
under the ma tress eighty Eight Ave teal cans OF
opium were found.
Jiistngs Was bound over In the sun Of 800 by
Justice Wood and IL now Ia Jail In this city.
He was fofsoTe time q well known gambler
here bat of late he resided In Victoria.
While the oympian was laying At the dock
In this city this morning Inspector 8 @ Todd
was searching the vesse and foand eight China
men hiding In he dark hole under the boiler
They were Immediately arrested and sent back
70 gictoris this afternoon.
The hndias OF Chsnamen on Victorian boats
by insp csers has been 50 frequent II late that
Collector Bradshaw has now given out an order
that here after any vessel upon which China
men are found will b. seized
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WALI.A wALLA NEWS.


wAiIs waiLs. Feb s-This morning, while
william % p0nnen ana Mr.. Hakias were haul
ing water In TAX 10 water horses ON KimbalI
railroad. tho tank overturned. catching both
mea beneath and seriously iularins them, one
b lns crushed about the hips. besides Internal
injuries
Navigation has ssaln been suspended on SNAKE
river becaGse OF ice. which is ranasns very
tafcAiy new.
Cattle m~n along Snake river repors having
slrssay Loaf sairty per cent OF their hegds More
vii dte.
william King attempted suicide AZ Echo, Or
BY Getting hss ihrost wtth knife. pespondenry
was the cause. Induced by ais heavy Losses OF
sheer BY cold.
n, |. Rces, sa Old erickmsker 81 wslis waiia.
hss maize arrangements 10 establish hsicky ard
a, Ia Ssrsn1e.
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uHeHk cAasz Ia<y 49, - A1sw
"a eeen1 % vcex @ e1looS. - =.
fhe hessrs ~ soses ks - -
iesse q eassnre
Is@zfsAs Hs1<so1 - - - - -
csnse ga easnen 80 - ~ - -. .ss-s-
- - nss-S ns5f " - -
kxPoau % conh
Coznffsees On eonnfses and ceuney unes ~
ported fsvossbsT n b No -, relative g eSsne-
fsx rae boundary h0es between c1snss ~asa
- - xs~.sx-- -
o1 2 = - - ss.s.x.-.
49, =. .ss s,~ - .z =. - -ss-n -
- 49, = - - .-ss,s~. :.
- $500 $3.50 = = - - - =. -.s.s
s41@t cpszz1AsssonfFa - s~s. -. -
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Disbsndment Of One Company and Ad-
mission Of Another.
OLYMPIA, FEB. 2S.-Special order No. has
been issued from military headquarteu BY Gen.
eral o'Brisn. annou cling the disbandment Of
Company A, second regiment, - WalIa Walia;
and the sdmission into the National Guard, In
place thereof, Of the Yakima Guards, Captain J.
C. McCnmmon, commanding.
The military OF the state 10 1t present ct Q
sfandstiii. awaiting anxiously for the passage OF
the military bill. % thas they may know their
status and how 20 proceed.
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Four Men Badly Wounded By shotguz
and Pistols.

QUIZ MEN WouuueO ny W0o
and Pistols.
RrTzvILLR. Feb "a bloody battle was
fought this Morning near the Blythe ranch,
seventy miles west Of here In Dous las county,
six participating In the ARRAY. Four
were wounded. two fatally and two
have slight wounda The eight was
over the ownership OF . stock containing Q few
tons Of timothy hay II seems that Big the had
purchased the hay and held blu OF sale The
Wilson brothers also claimed the stock and were
deter mined TO hnld IL
Beth sides armed themselves and started for
the scene Of the killing, each detr,min 70
hold possession. Arriving the battle COM
menced. l. O. Wilson was shot through the alb
dornsn and chest, IL 10 supposed fatally. Virgil,
his brother, was shot through the back
Dick Garlick aud Dutch Ben, the employees on
the Blythe ranch. we're shot In the shoulder and
stomach respectively, but the wounds are not
considered necessarily fatal
After the revolvers were emptied they were
used - clubs, ard their strokes cuuid b heard
quite q distance.
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caPTAIN rRAsK WANTED.
Pilot Commissioners Desire to Ask Him
Question.

San Francisco. Feb. 27.--l.ast November
Captain Davia Trask, while passenger on
The steamer Columbia from Puget sound TO
this port rendered his services 10 pilot the
ship inside the heads, which were accepted
and paid for. The matter coming to the
s&r~ OF The pilot commissioners. the cap
tain was summoned to appear before tina,
hody and show why he should not be pun.
ishea for performing the WORK he did, as he
had no license as plot
The request TO appear wss never COM
piled xssh and The commissioners are anx-
ions to ascertain the Whereabouts oil Tra.k
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nssr rgN,r-srMsNr ~ nrrrRrn

Hsy slcck Ia Nc roy's addition 20 Ralisri
foF SO. eth in three blocks Of the sie tgi :
lire TOW eaI'dias ss Ballard aud ofls shssgt
1isssrer from tae propo>ed "a sssageF Genus ~
tas sessss. Lske STORE & Eastern railroad
Tgvns easy Call ss aBcs and seeAre hiss !
tnsSe tets can es soid Scr s..9o inside OF 81 q
faoathS CAthers s 6sstner, agents, roosa 3,
lie sicily see bal ding
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sestsass es~s csusrns az Investing IN VI o.

sesssssAs tsss cstssxns srr Investing 10 Wool
lsa3 Para. 1osy ars satisfied Il IN 80 be rnasss
tae 9sess rakcs IL ; ssikxs Ss 0Tse who dessr~s
- sE@sal&ze - taear sGNznsAge CT 10 In.
II as saealt a. 80 call szd lnaas-a es 10
In ssFuxx saezss - te naSSv IN way OF pxrS
sid esszssvsrd. saa aaGsgs electric snt 81 e.s
rost> AK ToA1 award LAKE Union 60 s-.srss
TIE FecSSS 81 SEATTLE = sa@ scyea rAsrssxe Or W.
GsAe no easaa&s rsstes parties say so about thls
Fr1rSvSys t1s Sc zsya. WISH TIE sosx asss i've
ycuF o~r nsxwszS Respectfully pAaiel
asaes Il CO. 81 >erssgsss street. seNsrs
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A wArER tor rggR.

Exssv rsen wao has hssashs block In wood.
i&as fsx2 sxcrisgs fsse kaxeiY boulevard wsses
fsans 5cs for as4. as0sa Or pleasure rsserl Taese
hass wtss become very x9sukAss Ro.ssng %
Gssea sskE s. SAFE fo- allies aud children. Fish
trz is sgslzas ths ssen4ry eachxaEE< DANIEL
taees Z 90 80 Sssssfsa ssrsst
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A Terribly Cold Spill In Idaho-Much
stock Dying.
SPOKANE FALLS, Feb s-A special from
Geaeser. Idaho. ssys that on Wednesday morn
ing the thermometer feil 10 q degrees below
zero c. 3. Moore, commercial traveller from
cnicsgo, had his ears .frozen- samu.l Brain
ns-t. of san Francisco. another CONNIE nc. nj
traveller. had his nnse and ears badly frozen.
stock are dying by hundreds One mar lost
20 bead last week near Eudlcotf
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Hare yoa Eotseei thss tie noaiavzri "a q, ~.
eGIs1 foc~s y 81 ara ea fiBg eeks Of a,ss -
Woodland Para are 6esng wisely for Svs-al
= xsssSS wsicA VIZ sosAE Dc spaare1f SO the rus-
lie geReF@sty. Values there c&nn0s ss4y a.
Present los p-see& pxrass gones a Co.. q.
-~cca1 STREET
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Cured by Cuticura.

Ny disease tp~eriasis, 81 erke out ON my
left casek. Scr, sdsns scr o my nose aud aim 81
csss ring ms face Is ran INTO IN eyes, an The
pnysscisa was afraid wouti lose my eyssg
q toy ther II spread Gil over my head. and
my b oil fell ont until I Was sntirely b. d,
headed; II then bro.e out oa my arms and
stooldefs. 1utl nv arms were Just one SORE.
u covered my entire body. my face. I'd and
shoulders bsing The 40 ST The " tie scaos
u constantly from my head, shout ess and
arms; the kin would thieken and be red ano
very itchy, and would crack and bleed II
scratched. After spending many hundreds Of
DOL au. was prunoHDced fn9urable. l heard
Of the CUrIcrRA kENEDlEa. and ter using two
bottles CUTIcrRA kEsoLvENr ] could see Z
cnange: and altsr aaf taken four eotsies
WAS almost Gu ed: and when had used six
toifles OF CuTIcusA REsoLykNr and one box OF
CuTIcuRA. aud one he OF CuTicuRA SOAP
WAS cur q Of he dreadful disease from which !
rad sanered Tor i've years. ! thought the dis
ease woul leave q very deep scar. but the Cur.
tcuKA RENEpiEs cur d il without any scars
cannot exprsss with , VII Il sufferei be-
Ire ustug tho CrTICuRA REMEDIES. They
saved my life. and fell IL my da y 70 recon-
mend en- Ny hair Is restored as good ~
ever. eno1o b my eyesight know of otner n
usd
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AZ ssasses cf cekeFs -xa11es via To- Ccscr
fsczte - tie Esst a-< secd "a Sat Lake CO
cry ticket arsof &c Sxcor1 street. Ezs-o1 eaork
@ T. E<.srs. axvxa ely stecA-
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rrN 20 rlrrY man, sAvrn

Ey .akins the ScEtne Pacific xsss1 oal>.S train.
leaves Seattle 80 - daily No ehsnrr Of
cas-. and al niles tse sGogsxSs .oase 10 1 "a
cage. xonrsss saseyang cars tarunsa plsesnw
passengers IN tG&sn depot ten 10 ffty egsrs
sasaa ~ osHeg isHNs A Casster. CIV tIer.t
sse0s, sis sseoa4 street. bcesoa tloSk; L. los.
ktn 4er-s tzcxst axeaS Seattle
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PAID UP CAPITAL OF $4,000.
oB9. 0O0-Two lots isorl,o. southeast corner
south ~econd and Jackson streesa
o5l. ooo-Two lots lsxl2, southwest corner
Third and - kson o. eetA
o33. ooo-sousheast corner ye.isr avenue and
son Fif h street. e0xf2): improved.
paying Is per cent on Investment
o4s. ooo-A lots on Lake Union, end OF cleo
tric car line; improved.
Cd, oeo-Sorfheass corner Second and Wan
/. streets. i2oxlO.
olA.ooo-Tw, lots on Front street between
Lake and Eagle streets. i1oxi2o.
oio. 900 Two los inxiao. corner Sixth and
Madison sfresta
os.ooo-Los eoxI2o Stewart aud Seventh.
improved. paying lS per cent net on
investment
o7,Soo-Three 7-room houses with bath, on
Asa street. between Harrison and
Thorss; lots soxt2s: easy terms
oy,ooo-Two lots srxln, Seventh street, be-
t~ecs gacxsoa and Main-
os.SOo-ii LOIS 81 bloca a. Gilman Park add.
Bal ard.
$500, Four houses on wasrrd street, one
TO b ock from cable. nine rooms and
e5.oO0> esta.
%. soo-SAw7r ON house with bath. 10. 90 by
fzn. JOY street. oAe-aau lock from
cable.
os.ooo-New house, ro>ms and hath, on
Eiase enue: 500 cash: balance So
Der month.
q, SoO-Lot. l. : .. block - Edes Kright's
ad3an n.
oAOo - . sou--loss IN hloe<s7. ~. 20 Is. Nc
Gsvnaa s-eoai .dd. on n adj
con ctr et Gao II ie.
Cheaper lots In al parEs Oh the essy.
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tho new BLOOD aud Skin Purifier and purest
aud b-sf Of Humor Remedies, internally. aud
CuricuRA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTIcuRA
soar, an exquisite Skin peautifer, externally.
have cusei thousands OF cases where thu shed
ding OF scs~s measured quart daily. the skin
cracked bleeding burning and itcning almost
beyond human enduran'e hair lfel % or all
gone. suffering terrible. What other remedies
have ma such ufess
Id everywhsre. Price CuTIcuRA, SOC. Soar,
zSc.; ResoLvgNT a. Prepared bv the PorTKR
DRUo AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
GU-Send for "How To Cure -kin Diseases"
q pa e. 80 illustrations ard 100 te.timonia'a
Rlu PLKs, black beds, red. rough, chspI and
! In oily skin prevented By CurIcuRA oar.
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eTse Sessssrn Fxessc 70 pev s~I!izx e-ss.csa@
sEzIse4 &c sets q su1xa - Cascsxn fsr 81 ses.
oa3- sasN 80. Tase@ s-s thu sewes. rs.ss new
- essss A. Cale~rS. e4y cekes sx~rs ia
<<caES ss~~~t, ecsss1 saccxs T. roaksn. dspcs
saxkrx ass2t sexsssa
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Ask ycs- x-ueS- .sr .-Ssae<n of sAe rsrs<rr
rstea. roller ao1-. re cheapest ara h<,f.
ksaksssone & ca. axsrx, wsss and seusca
sTrrrs1
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Take the Sc-sAerr Psrisc railroad. rrvrhr,sd
tesr<- 81. 1trts gar rease. fer al scsrn Ess.
T. cslesrr. CT Sckef Aren't US s~ccct ses~~G
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Tsefve sots. 30 feet By lss ses. q RsffarA
Five nj ufss wssk - swo eta ass Rsaxrl see
wax - the cerner ct sAss beck 500 ous-snI-t
casa psasea toae< c., 60 >~cozs ssrs<,
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prefers ecan be paid at the o per
$500
of
track grading
five minute honlyc ARE
eight so $500 each
sell $1,000 ahin SIS than hreeye years.
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- q - su,ss Of tie Hsase rsealesss ss0s.
- - chnmher daring Nce<A S<sxeaasss.
3 x3sS- 49, ~ Frequently ens3eawoe~A "a ~n.
7S - M, bat wssaaes saeCssA fpsss.
- ueaeo ssponysrsd afsx ssceA tae
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= uemcs4si Passed ~ The senate srxsay ssss
er1nVoo = ress n srs 70 rrex:re tA~ sssrss.ry
0 80 Qooousy - e~etve - road snd Gs~x-
SH1cn. - . swue thersfu< ene ccl1as - cor
c11re11ensn ~ 60 sAs grs4rs a. senntAre scsa
- - ga nsNns e so~xf. 20 - xaa b In
s11SrI onnoo WI - wuss-knswn v;svs &c tAe
SiSS16n onoge danneaxlcn n ennSresA
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- penafo erday s.artee IA 10 5lsesss Rxsezas
oonuuufsy property iaw. eAs she eeesssca was
- involved aHd detsress. aecsase a q ssewas
1or1ulon Of he snrsems coast sAss il wss
1o9Ilen Mn - asssr II fos the p<esxsx
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E{IQesy debate vas started IN the senate rvr-
a IN relative 10 the asstsloa Of counties
a - tAAt nc part Of . county sd ali sscs,e
II ID Uo3a11sy Of both cd coaatses consen,
~ r. I1nece snxsessed that she uae OF the
~ ~An act 10 prevent aiyision Of
& CONSIDERATION Of bill was res gpoaea
Z noxt "Wednesday.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-05-01
San JacIntO Veterans.
4, IN the Globe-Democrat.

Special to the Globe-Democrht.
FoRT WORTH, Tex, April 22.-The
anniversary of the battle OF San
Jacinto was celebrated in Fort Worth
yesterday by the Association OF Texas
Veterans, 200 in number. The old
est was 80 and the youngest II years
of age. The Opera House was hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
The meeting was presided over by
Gen. Walter P. Lane. Aresolution
introduced by Hon. Guy NJ. Bryan.
and adopted, calls on the descend
ants of the Texas veterans to organ
,ze an association with view to per-
petuating the sentiment entertained
by the Veteran Association. L. b.
Woods, B. F. Winters, Mrs. Andrew
Neal, Mrs. It. Wilcox and Mrs. E. j.
Charles were admitted to member
ship. The following officers were
elected for tile ensuing year: Gen.
Walter P. Lane, President; First
Vice President, Hon. Guy NJ. Bryan;
second Vice President, Col. Madison
G. Whitaker; Secretary, S. H. DIR
den; Treasurer, Cvpt. A. Defenbaugh;
Marshal, Frank r. Lubbock.
A touching scene Was the marching
of 1900 children from the city public
schools, IN front of the veterans, each
depositing Il bouquet in passing, nit
gether making stack of flowers as
high as q man s head.
A parade of the veterans in car
riuges, escorted by local military and
civis organizations. with bands OF
music and Lone Star banners, WAS
made through the principal streets,
after which the veterans returned to
the Opera house and listened to a
classical GRAFTON by Wilson Gregg,
ESQ.,, of Fort Worth, Hon. Guy NJ.
Bryan also read an address. touching
on debated historical events in the
life of Stephen f. Austin, the found
er of the American colony in Texas.
Resolutions were passed, and the as
ISOLATION adjourned for one year, the
next place OF meeting to be BRENNAN,
Tex. Later q magnificent banquet
was rendered to the veterans by the
citizens of Fort Worth.
The association was organized IN
1870, composed of soldiers who had
taken part in the famous battle OF
San Jacinto. At that time there
were $50 members, but death has
Trimmed the ranks to less than 300.
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IIcrly.

HENLY, Tex, April 25.-The much need
cd rain has come, and come IN abundance
Grass and weeds are coming also with a
vim. Very few were done planting cotton
when the rain came, and it has been too
wet this week to do anything in the fields.
On Sunday, the 10Th, e. Ii. Armstrong
who has been teaching school in the neigh
borhood was married to Miss Lucretia Reed.
daughter of NJ. l.. and NJ. j. Reed, and
left next morning for Oakland, Ala, where
they will make their future home. Miss
Lucrotia will DO badly missed from this
neipbborhood, as she was great favorite
with all.
Rejoicing at Dial. Escues over another
fine boy.
Sam Herring, one of our old friends from
San Augustine county, is back on business
Deer and wolves seems to be getting
plenty up this way. III the Mt. Sharp set
Element they killed some wolves last week.
Last week deer run j. L. McCarty's dog
into the house. Now if somo body could
scare up bear, we would have some Wild
western scenes to record.
Spring fights ave Of I'd. Near Hem .
the parties both live in Hays county, near
Henly, but the fight took place on Blanco
soil. As no body was seriously hurt, VIII
moi give names. HIGH ONION.
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Long Branch Notes.

Scarcely week passes which does not
bring forth something new. This time
divine providence has seen tit to send a
good rain so greatly needed in this vicinity
Mr. Walker Harvey and Miss Lena Fer
rell were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock tho 21st inst. Their future home will
be ut Austin.
We were sorry to hear of the death of
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Tyson. Funeral Monday afternoon at the
Rylander cemetery. The heart-broken
parents have our sympathies
The new church at this place will be
dedicated the first Sunday in May, at ii
o'clock a. m. Rey. Theodore Gillett VIII
deliver the dedicatory sermon.
Judging from hearsay, Long Branch
will have n May picnic. Will we young
people enjoy ourselves.
MAHFELLow.
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Echoes from COrOnai.

We are glad to see Miss Eta in our
school room again. She is always missed
when away.
To-day will be grand day in our city.
The laying Of the corner stone for our
school and picnic At tbs same place.
The latest. Where did you got tina, hat q"
The word boy" was mentioned fifty-nine
times during a single meal at the boarding
house last week. no good day for boys
either.
We are pleased to see Miss Maud Daush-
erty at school again.
Miss HELEN Handy, one Of our former
school mates. has returned from a visit to
Corpus Christi.
Mis- julia smither 'as on the sick lit
this week.
We are sorry to hear Ct the illncss Of oar
bcs. friend Miss Alice Morrow.
One Of he-Sulith'.' aas quite prominent
one the night. j; asa cold day Ehen q smith
sets left.
ParsoE G.Ils;s m..ie - Pleasant vi'i'
last SEX. may Be- or-le l,,ain-
Two q oar charming st1leuis. Me
Eettis Gil.tt nri Ms Etl NI.chtl ----.if
a ayiag TRIP 70 L0sLllrt-
UyE OF rEE EoIs.