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| ton was held at Denver, Col. That convention
passed resolutions favorinR deep water In a
AB By an Pact set Of oOngrsss approved March 2,
directed to appoint q Board Of three engineer
officers Of the United States Army whose guy
animation Of the northwest coast Of the Gull
OF Mexico, west OF $50 and 80 west iongltude
AMI report as to the most eligible point or
points for deep harbor. to be OF ample depth.
width, and capacity to accommodate the largest
ocean going vessels and the commerclal anu
naval necessities OF the, country which can DO
SSS St enc tBe eMst cos Provided That this
action shall not be construed to imply cessa-
tion Of work on other points on tho dqli coast
the 9n o Mi naval PURPOSES And
the Board OF Engineers shall report the result
Of its InvestlgatSSns TO the Secretary OF war US
This Board having examined the coast OF
Texas made long report, IN when y says:
Tho Board therefore deems Galveston harbor
the most eligible point ON the northwest g coast
tude for deep harbor, fulfilling all the re-
1ulrements OF tho act under which i was CON
stituted, this being the only point fulfilling
The board also commented the harbors at
Sabine and Aransas passes as being worthy OF
great consideration and OF vigorous prosecu-
iRs results ei S Which are expected from the com
4 bill was introduced In the House Of Repre-
sentatiyos by Congressman Grain rain OF TsXas,
ating 81, 2O0. 900 for the Improvement OF the bar
and harbor OF Galveston. The bill has recently
passed the Senate and Is now waiting action
ton that the bill will pass. or course 1t Will be
OF great benefit to this city. but the people hore
say that II will be OF far greater benefit 10 all
e ib and rse e psobpe ve
and Missouri and the Rocky Mountains.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRB.
How the Sufferer Can Detect the Coming
or Trouble.


One of the most common aud annoying effects OF
catarrh 10 continual dropping in the back part OF the
throat which IL especially noticed while lying down in
bed The patient with this disease feels fairly
well in the afternoon but toward evening tho be-
comes partially stopped, the voice Reta little husky,
and in some the throat may feel ttlo sore or
stuffed and when he retres for tho night the patient
fndB that added to his other symptoms, ho cannot
plugged up the result OF which that he the
annoyance of himself and room mate. and IN lomo
cases when the partition 10 thin, even his nsikhbors
lives made miserable
person affected will drop OF to sleep only to wake
up after shorter longer period by feeling dropping
In tho back OF the throat After passing wrochsd
night filled with bad dreams and annoying sensations
caused by the dropping in the throat he will awake in
the morning not at all refreshed but feeling more tired
than he did the night previous on going to bed
After getting OF bed In the morning no dndS his
and which has collected thore by the dropping
therein in tho night and which bad taste and
sticky sensation IN the mouth
The rs thing he In called to do Is to rid his throat OF
the which he does by hawking up the offensive
material. In this gAcgnR and vonit-
ing The result OF all this Is disgust for food,
breakfast or very light one. Is the reAult
but this 10 not the worst During the night consider
able OF tho offensive muCus IL swallowed, and when
material and so prevented from coming In contact
with tho digestive utdA the result OF which 10 tho
food decomposeE gas 10 formed, which boas the pa
tent up cansnR him to bech and tasting the offensive
material Part OF this poisonous material Ia absorbed
by the blood and taken into tho system where irr
taes the nerves causing headache and the thousand
and little aches and pains that people complain Of
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ROMAN COMEDY.
PIautus's "CRPtIVes" TO be Done Big 81
Francis Xavier COIIeEIans.

PIautuS's "CRPtIVss" to be Done By ST.
Francis Xavier COIIeGIans.
Titus Maccius P!autus. the dramatIst
whose sparkling comedies helped many q
Roman theatregoer TO while away few hours
several thousand years ago. will be honored By
an amateur company OF American comedians
at st. Francis XaYier's College on May Is.
Plautus's play. The Captiyes." will be pro.
duced by the students In the Latin tongue un-
der the direction Of Ihe professor Of rhetoric.
Mr. Frederick Reilly will assume the chief
r'le. The incidental music OF the play
has been written by the Rev, Rene Ho-
laind Of the Society Of Jesus. The
scenery has leon made under the personal
direction Of Mr. Augustin DAILY from nOios and
drawings Of the professor Of Thetoric, Among
81" patrons OF tho play are the Archbishop Oh
hew York the Bishop.of Newark. MonsiRnors
Preston end Doane Mrs. DEsEel MTs Rave.
} redench coudert. aud M. Adrian Ieeil1. The
play viii be performed In EnEllsh 90 Nay ".
Tickets are DIoeurAbls at lFoBtaD0's aud q
tie college pSrloTs. 80 Nost Sixteenth street.
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.RIaa.pp.a . AlIlLa.,a.

Eau CLAIRE VIE. May 8, Lizzie Nelson.
sfS'mers daughter Gged ~, Of otter Creek.
DuuD county, SAs engaged 10 10 married 20
ole Anderson. Her father favored the match
but one oi IAKziss brothers and 40 Rne0mpIiaO
kidnapped beT ~ daEB OB Thursday ~ shS
went oui 10 niilk tho COWS They placed beg
lts Lnf a iIlhnbef, Iisf loser LAs hFf1ts1 ~
pgfsYh ahd has SECURED . afh II halssAs
gofpuh 'foiD court HmiDlahlOnsT IAKElas
iAlbsf 10 90 u.g road. and There Hlll 10 a Had.
nnf to,Pht. u ~ hnpbunad no kidHAptllhH
enf n ,hg Interest " Abuihof huii'f f0f LID
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A - yiiFfly dfnhE'd woman Wur recently
lTOuRlt Lg,uf a AsN lyfl rliD meg 'IS's %
. charge ~ stealing nblurf 10 stone JIe
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

THERE is the same difficulty in sup
pressing lotteries that there is In
suppressing any other form of gamb.
ling. The desire for it must be edu-
Gated out of humanity before 1t can be
stopped. Hitherto, the attempt to
legislate so-called morals into men
has not been a distinguished success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

A joint resolution OF congress de-
clares it to be the policy of the United
States to use gold and silver as full
legal tender moneys and invites a
conference of other nations, partIcu-
larly the Latin-American republics, to
secure fixity of value between these
metals.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12
TEXAS STATE NEWS.
SELECTED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
AND STATE SPECIALS.

AND STATE SPECIALS.
This is Odd Fellows day at George
town, and the gates are wide open.
Austin and Travis county hold
primary elections tonight, Saturday.
Milan county's increase of popula-
ton is per cent in ten years.
De Witt County wants rain for her
cotton crops.
Silver tongued Du Bose and Miller
of Philadelphia speak at San Marcos.
Laredo Improvement Company ar
ranges to place another halt-million
Of bonds.
Laredo Literary association excurts
to Corpus Christi on the 18th: round
trip 800
Garrett, drunk, at Hillsboro, adj
vances to attack Pat billiard, and Is
shot dead.
Taylor county holds her convention
on the 10Th, and will instruct for
Hogg.
Cuero takes great satisfaction in
her water works and connection is
being made very rapidly with the
mains.
Grossly is reappointed superinten-
dent of Corpus Christie schools, with
increased salary.
McMullen county instructs for Cook
and endorses Jones, of BeeVille, for
state senate.
Guadalupe county instructs for
Clemens for state senator, insuring
his nomination.
Mrs F. Klaus and daughter, Of Gal
weston, journeying in Minnesota, are
killed by a cyclone wrecking train.
DIR. 8. A. Towney, Galveston physi.
clan and sanitary expert, is dead aged
so.
Austin board of works adopts form
for dam bonds. They run forty years,
interest 5 per cent, payable quarterly
in gold in New York.
San Antonio has 1855 scholastic
population; Galveston, 1892; Dallas,
S.242; Houston, $3.50; Austin, 4,O35;
Waco, 3,15l, Fort Worth, 2,7So.
Wilson county instructs for Hogg
with whoop, endorses George Nc
[ SOTulCh. loI SobSiOoo, "HN 'SANOhi
of Cuero, for state senator.
A Fort Worth bar-keeper is impli-
Gated in the train robbery near that
city last fall. by letter found in the
effects of dead girl.
Corpus Christi, Laredo, and the
Rio Grande region is disturbed over
the presence of Cortenas, Mexican
bandit and would be revolutionist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

THE Beeville Picayune thinks that
Col. Ropes refrained from mentioning
the.capital of Bee county, in his speech
welcoming the Pythian delegates,
because he was Jealous and envi-
GUS" The writer of that screed does
not know Ropes; and in any event,
Chopus Christi getting jealous of Bee
Vile is funny.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12
Correct,

In the courts yesterday Deputies
Sheriff, Hughes and McClusky were
reported as testifying that officers of
the regular army were among the
gamblers when arrested at the en-
campment grounds. They did not
testify to this, and such statement
was mistake. The officers were
there however. but whether at the
time the arrest was made, this report
er does not know.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

Containing good many Inducements, Simply Unmatched
By buying direct from several of the largest Manu-
acturer Eastern States enables to equip ourselves
with the choicest patterns that personal selection from
Mutitudinous Variety affords.
We have kept awake the that to luxu-
ry and the many combinations and ideas in Straw
designers busy producing last Winter that are
we'll represented in this mportatons of Mattngs
You will go long ways before you find large an
assortment of Window Shades that will even bear fitting
resemblance the Opaque and Holland shades just introduce
ed by AS with everything else, do nothing by
halves afordng further scope of demonstrating our
business policy lead rather than be led by competition No
trouble show goods Facilities for laying Floor Coverings
or hanging Curtains short notice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

A Fort Worth bar-keeper is impli-
Gated in the train robbery near that
city last fall. by letter found in the
effects of dead girl.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

Corpus Christi, Laredo, and the
Rio Grande region is disturbed over
the presence of Cortenas, a Mexican
bandit and would be revolutionist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12

Wilson county instructs for Hogg
with whoop, endorses George Nc
Cormick. for Congress, and Weldon,
of CuerO, for state senator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-12
J0SKE BROTHERS
CARPETS AND MATT|NCS,
Wetlhave been so busy Beauifyng Homes that delay
has ensued in calling the peoples attention the Handsome
Array frecent arrivals of
Carpets, Mattings,
Lino|eum, Etc.

Containing good many Inducements, Simply Unmatched
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
PRAIRIE CIII SEHs.

A big party was given At Prairie City
school house for the beneat OF Rev A. n
Bsiehsr. which realized So Is. on very shor,
nstioe-tOs shsrt 10 give the people an opPOr-
tuniiy 10 attend.
-. z. Copeland and A ". Harlaad wers
summoned 20 Fayetteville. Ark, to apPe ar
against the boy that shot his little sister near
Hariand's ferry. OF which mention was made
In former communication The boy was
bouad ever to await setioa 81 the grand jury
A serious FIRE occurred on the Nidiasr
farz. thrss miles west Of here. and occupied
BY Samuel Foust. on Thursday last. While
the hurricane was st Its height spark from
the stove ell upon the straw roof Of the sta
BILE. sad soon the entire buiiding was in
flames. Grant Foust was the only man on
the premises, and with great difieulty he sue
cssded in gsttinE out one horss and two colts.
when he was 50 badly barBsd he was COM
PEELED 10 retire The loss. including valua-
BILE mare. cons harness. farming inPismsnts
and lot Chickens. WAS over two hundred dol
lars.
March 81. 1850. C. RANK
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
coWsKIS PRlIRIE NOTES.

Waite Bell served IS = grand juryman 81
the recent term Of court
Charlie Brown. and s,iss wssisnhaEer were
married By CLERK aeGhee.
Jesse starr and Eli st0ver are doing the
prairie. taking the eensHs.
Several sf the boys have received invita-
tlons to attend $. oourf AZ Fort smith.
Miss Ella Wilson. who teaches the White
water school. has q very nice attendance and
Ia giving general satisfaction.
Rev Tan-you-nie-ey's dsughter. Miss
Ruthe. died sast Monday. amer . painful and
lingering sickness OF several months. she
was highly esteemed BY all who knew her
Special term OF district court convened on
the slth. Judge Tom Bunangtsn presiding.
Joe Tic-a-ua-ss-na and CAr-lO-nes-ky were
arraigned for larceny and convicted The
judge pronounced sentence on the former for
six months and the latter for nine months At
hard labor II the national prison The jndge.
with his usual dignity. gave the unfortunate
young men good sdvies. and said he regretted
70 pass sentence but a. the strong arm Of the
law had overtsken them. II became his duty to
dc So The judge is gaining reputation Sat
isfsctory 10 the people.
March 81 Isso.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
BLUEgAcKET ANe VICENTE.

-Eastsr services here next Sunday.
There is an express .cEes At Biuejaekei
now.
Rev Copeland has moved into the Jonss
house north OF the depot.
Miss Cora Bl1eiseket started to wiusor.
No. Last week 10 attend school a. that place.
Jas Coats. OF Timber hill. and Miss ZeitIe
Weigh were married sunday the s5rd inst. by
Rev. Curnut.
a Bisvins has been hanling rock for the
foundation Ofhis new store room. which lie
will erect soon
-Chas. Gullet;. who has been siek for about
three months with cOnsu piion. died on the
ssth inst. aud was buried in the Little Cabin
grave yard.
Rev Hubbard, Of xalmi nation, and Mrs.
Canyon. OF Chicago. are holding protractsd
mestihg in the society Of Friends" church At
this place
-Jndge J. Gore 10 gcing into the fruit bnsI-
mesa on large scale; he has about two hun
dred bearing trees. and going 10 put 500 more
cut ihik spring. II = his intentiOn. he says,
10 pat cut Ice acres in the near future
April /. iss0. srSrAx
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
EusEooxs COURT AND GENERAL zoIrs.

-Ths powder magazine. which occupies an
ominsas position enc block nom the business
csnter. has bscome obnoxious and a petition
i circulating. asking for its renewal.
The aclion OF congress concerning courf
Legislation for the territory is becoming very
tIresome Il would be we'll for the wissaeres
either to do somsthing or quit furnishing evil
denes Of false preteness OF want Of backbone
There Is considerable comment in refer
ence 20 dspred atoms on the strip by boomers.
There IL . law making tss the setting Ere to
prairies. etc, . misdsmsanor, yet no srresis
have been made by the ofnosrs; many Of the
guilty parties are knswn.
u W. Farr was last week held by the com
missioner on . charge OF malicious mischief
at MuISrow; be gave bond Lewis Spencer
IAnguisheth for assault. and George B. Glib
con. II. A. Griney ana r. ". wii:, Of Okla
homa, are also Jail inmates. charged with
emitting timber on gOvsramsnt land
-soms months since number OF prisoners
were discharged by Judge Parker. on habess
corpus. and simply required TO give their per-
sonal recognizsncs for their appearance. pend
Ing an aPpssI to ths suprsms eosrt- ThHs far
no stsps seems to have been taken in further
euCe d tle GpFcaAt- aukA WIZ VIII % UNIV
in these cases rrmsins 10 be seen.
The legal way in which prisoners are re-
moved from one Jurisdiction TO another Is by
SsrrHn; 0fthe judge. yet. Kansas and Texas
commissionsrr issne warrants. and suspects
are taken out OF the territory before them.
examined and committed TO NuskoEes jail.
s0metImss witisu. an opportunity. even 70
give bail By the time = few damage suits
are institnied the present .grsdAtiOn will
cease
-Hsrreii institute. Endsr the m a1agement
Of Rev T. r. Brewer. never bef0rs d. lis his
tory was more prosperous than new The
sysfem of teaching Is satisfactory to patrons.
and the training in morals and manners is in
Yslusbls- To persuads the friends OF the
sehSoi and especially citizens OF Muskogee
that q different arrangement would be an i'm
SrOvement. would be . most diGenlt task
Minerva home also ksers place and ia not ex-
eslied anywheIs in missionary work Mus
kOgss is preud OF her Institutions OF learning.