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Ilrenham. Texas Fehrrarv as-I4ied. at
her home on West Sandy street. at lo.ss
this suornlng AIRS. sarah G Ciannns.
after a sngerng Allsss With pneufnonia,
cre year ago 1ep,nrrew. which w,al be her
funeral day, her husband Mr. l.. c. Csen-
0ns q Texas vetcaaa, passed away but NJ
an ase SO advanced That his friends were
prepared for the cveus. FOR the end was
as nsl,urei as The failing d ,ae leaves
when the autumn wind sweeps The forest.
With ono of their daughters Mrs j. G.
pallas. wsgHe n was yat noon, and The
pClg1Int grief over her death inay have
ausmertiei the dread ,Hgeaee that caused
the death OF Tire bereayed .notlier today.
she had many frlenis AMI relatives 10
MOURN Der denlse The funeral wsn tsllse
place from the family residence on Wcat
Sandy street at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
firon.
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Bales
rexa. pnsscneer AGENTS Meet.

A conference OF the general passenger
agents OF Texas was held at Dallas yester-
day and will probably continue in session
today
The object Of the meeting Is to agree
upon rates for the gathering OF the ex-
Confederate veterans az Birmingham,
Alabama, April IS and 81. a fun meeting
is expected and something definite as to
excursion rates VIII no doubt be arranged.
THIS IS the third date set for tho OK Com
federate reunion pnd the railroads. hope
that nothing win now Interfere TO prevent
the gathering next April
aI..1. Robbins, general passenger agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central and
L. j. Parks assistant Eenerai passenger
agent OF the soutiiern Pacific, are at
tending The Dallas meetlng
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BaslnEss MATTERS.

Waco, Texas; February s6.-Thc i5ohsoa
company operating the electric lighting
rlart - THIS city ind m extensive street
-yeni ntctthr ha.;a5 OF 4 RECOVER
todny ms failure IS M extensive one
but occasi0ns pnt little Firprlsc as II was
not unexpected by those who closely OBJ
served business Affairs This afternoon
the company 90 the extent Of more than
5000. applied through hiH attorney, n ~
Atllinson. 10 Judge Goodrich Tor the APP
pointnrnt OF receiver allns a suit TOT
tfet 3iaose Sne aiFnsisg thgt iae coris
papy Is Ipsoiyen, Judge Goodrich grant
81 the application ard appointed " W.
Saiey As RECOVER, fixing his bond 81 49,
CO., which was very promptly given and
AR Eeley Il now IA posseeslon Of the
pronertv
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4 nnltlmorc-Tamnlco Ilne !.

The Globe Democrat says a line of fast
freight steamships VIII probably be es-
tablished between Baltimore and Tam
pico. Mexico.
rarity Of Baltlmoreans who are In
teFssted in the proposed line are now in
Mexico arranging details for terminal
facilities at Tanpico, The products Of
the Maryland and West Virginia coal
mines and coke ovens find heavy sale In
Mexico. aud Ii Is To develop this trade
that the steamship line win be esisblish-
ed. The Johnston line, which is now rum
ming steamers between Baltimore and
IAyernooi, win establish the line TO Mex
leo. The same close relations which now
exist between the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and the steamship conpahy VIII
be nlafntained. The coal and coke for
Mexico will be brought to Baltimore over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
transferred 10 the ships At Locust Point.
on The return voyage the steamers will
either bring cargaes from Mexico or 30
to Cuba for iron ore
II q tariff be levied on ore the proiect-
ors believe that profitable carrying buRl-
ness can be developed between Mexico
PORTS and Baatimore The possibility o.
free coal VIII not deter The establishment
Of the line. for Il IS Believed that Amer-
lean coal and coke can compete enceess-
fully with the foteian products. The
number OF vessels 70 be placed on the
ilne WI depend upon the volume Of bnsi-
mesa and new vessels VIII he added as the
trade Is Developed AZ me Outset the or
.lInarv tvne ar iron steamers win BE used.
Tut Il the enterprise proves successful
they VIII be suppianted by whalehAeif
steamers which have proved y DC 50
economical as freFhtefa % the lake The
promoters wll return from Mexico 10
about two weeks whss they WIN hsslp
re arrangement OF details for the estahs
lishnent OF the line.
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ra.lnoncl nis nea,h

Paris. Texas February es~Lnst night
Marion peerse wnlle temporarily laaAns
jnguped into a well fifty feet deep viii
HE intention of klIllns hlInNslf. Attci
eti1lssag the weter 40 chanssd his mind
and caught q rope hanging ~ mr. well
una held on & ~ alsill. he was alseov-
cred shgs mor0ins ana dawn ont. mofy
dead than alive q g 1ieggas that n VA
fec5gsf.
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TIE RAILWAY WORLD.
MEETING or RAILRoAp oF,,r,,,
AND nRAzoRiA COMMISSIONERS
4 Conference in Regard 10 the
building Of iiriagc Across the
nrnHos--changes In the Mar
row Gauge Freight once.

General Manager T. n. campbel and
General Freight and Passenger AGENT
ealbraith OF tho International ara Great
Northern, will arrive IN the CITY this
morning from Palestine.
The especial object OF their visit is to
meet oomniittee appointed by the county
commissioners OF Brazcria and confer
with them in regard to the building of a
bridge across the Bfazes at Columbia.
This meeting seems also to indicate TINT
the international and Great Northern Is
very much Interested in that much talked
OF Columbia Tap extension to Brazoria.
II has been known for several months
that the people OF that county we're clam
oring FOR the building of this additional
six miles OF track, which Is necessary TO
connect Brasoria with the Interna tionars
branch line, and thereby give that little
city ran entrance into the commercial
world OF Texas,
One OF the main objections urged
against such an extension was the fact
that very expensive bridge would have
to be built across the Rrazos Now that
railroad managers and the Brasoria coun-
ty committee IN regard TO this very
matter 1t seems as Il something definite
would soon be arranged 1t Is known
that the people of Brazora have been
quietly at work upon the matter for some
time past, and that they will make an or
ganiBed effort TO secure the Columbia Tap
extension
The result OF this mornings conference
win be watched with great interest IN
Houston. as well as IN i}razoria county.
The building Of this bridge across the
Brazos, and the proposed extension to
Braaoria from Columbia IL project IN
which Houston is directly interested, as
It would materially increase business at
this point in thu wGy Of sending and re-
ceiving freigni.
THE COMMITTEES ARRIVAL.
Judge f. r. Dun OF Brazoria and the
to meet Messrs Campbell and Galbraith
OF the International and Great Northern.
arrived In the city asst night.
They have proposition with them
which viii be submitted TO the railroad
officials in regard TO building the proposed
bridge 1t Is understood that the people
OF I3lazorla have offered to do their share
II the Interna tional will join with them
IN making the extension,
Ii is proposed TO locate tho bridge at
the Columbia Tap depot. to extend right
across from that point TO the center Of
the town OF Columbia. This bridge Is not
necessary for the building OF the addi-
tional six miles OF road TO reach Bra
zoria. but Will be needed to transfer
freight from across the river.
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Zoe tllc aLobile and oAlo

Globe- Democrat
The Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing
company lias Just received an order from
the Mobile anii Ohio railroad for no stand-
ara improved yentilated combination fruit
and refrigerator cars Of $50 pounds ca
pacity, equipped with air brakes and
Carson & Gurganus air light doors This
IS The combination fruit and refrfgerator
car that his attracted 50 much atten-
ton among railroad men in the last year,
the car being especially adapted for ship
ping bananas and oranges from South
ern points to the extreme North without
transferring. and a car thar can be used
both ~ summer and winter.
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o. ERIC county ana Deputy unitod euttca
Marshal Mcf,fee Yeatcriny reeoy.
cred stolen stock from South
Texas anlpaea iifre Inst week
The horses helonresl aily-fpnr miles
e0ufh of san Antonio, A San Antonio psf5
ty obtained them and drove aundrca
miles 10 & shipping poini- Faur os the
animals Narr fo1ad at ppfanl 1nc nt3F
kemp and oae Il pdn.san ~ seiged y
EheFin pHaln and pti1sy Mcfee VIII 4
shinpsl back tomorrow TIE purity Eno
gh.ppca them D pepspn has djaappfsfed.
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Cotton Receipts

With two days to bring In the cotton.
the Houston railroads reported the SMALL
est receipts yesterday of my Monday
yet. Only four roads brought in the sta.
ple;
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central. TGi
Southern Pacific 80. ....s.........,...1ei
Houston East and West Texas ....... 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ...,.......
Total ......... ............ ............. .0Sa
The Santa Fe the International and
Great Northern and the Aiansas Pass
failed 10 receive any cotton at all.
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President ceofee G1ula q tle Mas - 2
racIile ~ stem g ,. = 80 n et XII,
IA The next few days, cp'''lpk =
New York " special Train. @,,,4 wni
~ "a ~ t ~'n hy Vicr pres.asp' ~. ~,
nor General slanassr ,o9 as'2S5 = "
e si snpsflntendsns I'esk 4aa osns' IN, Vii
nielaas 81 the Gould ilpsz ',s TX ' If re
llnl.'S,,ln.s,s 1Trterl By dayii1lf Rms
'3 parl Ing his laFs saas & sas M VS. M sIp
soufhwsss during ne ieN 4 q 'sf W.
Gould DID moi iscieae iaf o 'zsi Northern
Or fha international Hpa ,t IA 4 X nfl-
anu ses ' " rs l,.iAhilen e lA.fs &.
these properties now tn2 ~ TX II III sIls.
Louis for she aigapel 'nf5',ts ,'' =. me 1.ies On
saurl FAcifc-lron Aep,.le' ssessss6a siissi
Tuesday Afafeh ~ 4 ffIan3a and
INV Vii probably apFga r9p's '''s'f WI
IN New AlcrIc1.
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velasho Texas. February ssA special
freight ARRIVED from Houston yesterday
0oonsating OF forty caTs most Of them
confainlnr cotton aeed prodntes from tho
Merchants and PlhntcIS min for export
70 Germany per British atcamshin ScR7ge-
by OF 4Inii. now loading al Central wharf.
Ten cars OF meal and oil also came In
from NavaHota aud . shipment 81 white
oak wine slaves from 5.,osansport la,
Two heavy trains ot exports viii arrive
tolnv
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aYmnNnAL.


coimesnel. 1akaa February r. MI W
r. ciinFman was married 10 Mis- J. Aul-
ma TUCKER f2re yesterday At $50 D. N.
Mr. c:inRman IL smw filef at me Village
rniiis. and Miss htnma ~ the daughter Of
Mft W g. Tucker former propfletress
At he lata yellow Pine hotel al this place.
Mr. Charley Young 81 Woodvlllo broth
cr-in-iaw 10 corsfsenan Cooper, WAS
married 10 Nils Fannie Sims nf tie lat
terra maternal homo. eight miles east 81
Woodviiie YESTERDAY
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ram tYooaa Arhallted .

Dallas. Texas lpehfusFy ~ Tom ,.
woods H., ss-presIasdI q Tho Nlnth Ma
tlonai bank aad who vas ind.r.ea Tor steai-
DIX szls,ole 81 ne flinaa 81 bat Bank, was
nuaQiifrd BY : 1nry IL no Fsdefai eoatt
this nintnias rks sessalci wan 4 sfegt
surprise ard X IS sspnnlng ple~ q ths
eoyerment n is prosecution Or saa bank
wrechefs
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Lpltng. Texas. Februaty ss.s City Asses-
SCR and Collector r q ctuss is short 81,
Hin accounts AMI his been suffendefnd by
his bendsren = X Moorc. an expert
accountant now has chprkr of tho hoeims
District Attorney storey Is now here IA
an examining trial before dnatice Nuxcnt.
ssOoo.
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Austin. Texas. February za~~'Tht 81
rfene coun decided the foiioHine fassl
Afsifufe1 Galveston. uarfiabuss fns
Han Anfpuio RailWnp company W. Are
in. from Guadalupe, sanbofa ~ Nir
flf from FQitsf'
Reversed And Heusnd41 I'll bingham ~
Ellis. from Hunt
Writ 81 Error ofunffe-Eoulr ~ Hat
ton. from Dallas
Set for NarfA 5Aaesns 4 Wifktk "
Green.
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Taylor. Texas, February 81 The infant
son OF r. o. Wilson. aged tx mouths, dIed
Saturday morning and WAS buriea Ia the
city cemetery yesterday evening at $3.50
o'clock. Death was cauaed npmx. compli-
measles
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me y New S0ufh Theatrical company
went - GalseAi1n yssleraay mel'nin< IA
The Santa re
irwin CusHfhan. receiving rlefh q the
eolithern Pacific local freight department.,
has been quite sick Tor several days
n. n KitftteS. travelling passenger
sr1rf 81 he louisville and AarAHillf. re-
fafnsa ycs.en6oy from short vitlt 70
Galveston.
r. ii cushing resident engineer o. me
southern Pacific. who has been qoiie niek
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commerce conaliasIon confcFence.

Notice has been sent cut by the Inter
state commcrcc commission announcing
March Il as the date for rs adiourne'i
conference with railroad officials IN refer
cnce 10 changer ia issdauce nf tariffa
owing 70 his date having been seieeted
1t has been decided 10 hold the rees,laf'
meeting Of The Western Freight assnala-
lion Narch IN order that the suhject
may be discussed hofors the delegation
goes 10 Haahlngton.
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mann TIME TABLE

lir ..yn TEXAS Cf'N'ils.Ai''
|,f1QN - mI.Arrlve ~. s, s5 a. M
~ tiidp. m.. 4, 9rf.iC'.
sou i " ,ienart from II. and II.
1 q lil'fs a depoe
IN atomic 1sainS .o
81, q. NJ Arrive .... e;sy =, M
W n 40 an. nm ,stns
Nen ~ Arrlve 80. 7;ol a m.
sSaa. MI Arrive ....io.so p M.
tl,,N " ATllye 49,. s:i5 p, M
4 =; 81 KANSAS AND TEXAS.
t<ansss city and st. Louis
.cn. miArrive 80. :g9 q. n.
II, ~. 800 nj Arrive 80. 800 =. M
.ts IN sis Z, X ADO AND SANTA fi'.
|iIF, W. Main hlne,
s.-,@ In.iArrive ....n'Vo p N.
h; ~ ss;lveeson Trains. 49,
~ N n. Arrive -. 49, 2. M
N, 80 ~ n m. Arrive -. 5sl0 p m.
Ne NJ. Ian M Arrive ;-.- 9siV p, m.
h ~. y, ~ ha,.d from GalVeston leave
i7,n.s mi Is minutes eaialer or ar
|riisn,e "d anni Is minutes later. me
:, X, s.' ieavs and arrive az tne santa
Il lis /. sIo,,A a the time stated.
|.s RATIONAL s CT NORTHERN.
ST. :, Louis Trims.
,n.saa -. ARRIVE .s..75 10 a. nj.
y .,..ii,y ,sD . m Aftdve -. $40 p. m.
IL .-''i.s ;saiveston Trains.
s59n, M ARRIVE -. 5:25 n. m.
Ee - - ma, iii.iArriye ..-.lQ;55 a. m,
n -.'''t * Il. m. ARRIVE -. 80 y. m.
Es - Arrive =. ..l0:45 p. m.
4. srrsve and depart from Union
...,,.,, and velu SEQ Trains.
c Ss.sn'1sssIv except sunday l0;i5 a. m.
'ssss ySSsiiv except Sundayl 900 p. m.
ls.ts, f.tsT AND WEST TEXAS.
IA l,la -.s, a. m. Arrive (fnD I;s0p- M.
w, w, 40 a. m. Arrive Q1x) 500 pm.
n TEXAS WESTERN.
80 w,sfay Friday. 1000 a. m.
s,n2s3 1'h'siay, Sat'day. 200 p. m.
'Ss.Tsi}Sio AND ARKANSAS PASS.
AZ ~, ............. 9:i5 n. IA.
/, l9s sti,., ..............7 .10 p. m.
g ,.@ Tt'' HOUSTON & NORTHERN.
s4 iliE5' \. to Harrlsb,g( 1900 2. m.
.e, ~ N nom HaTfssa's) 1885 m.
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Holland Texas. February 2s.--Mrs. n.
Stone, wife Of } b Stone. died at thcir
residence one mile north of Hpilund. SHE
leaves young companion and an infant
girl. The community sympanIzes with
the bereayed
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ne Nsn Hnfchina nnnnr-

4. ssaerewall, Fort Worth; Mrs. c..
~ 81, s,s'l'lsessse: y. w Davis and son
ss' !. smith, Boston; j. d. Mum
--esAsi PM Wilson, WIInassa; c.
- feAas. y. A. Simpson, Dallas;
Il ZINES Texas; ia burns, Texts;
81 Louis; ". l.. Murphy,
. - Ninyard. Texas; w. II.
4 ~. iieN pstetad; o. II. CataLder,
.-.olis X. y. Brown, Louise. c.
~, Taylor; w. j.. Kean. Fort
"A as s,',,.r weiss, ssh Marcos; w.
n ls y, J, ". smythe, Hemp
y. q, 70 We, So Louis. Al. ". Nor
y Miller Texas; II. v.
safssota; =. L. Chinskl, Onla-
n &, e y arner, NebrBskn; u. w. Bel.
ssena Judge McEulloueh. Nsw
49,, johnson, Iowa; j. Il. BEN
1865 N Chestef Chicago: W. "a
~ VIE Hailetsvllie; ". Berry,
-. e a. daTfls, Dallas. a. b. Dai.-
.imont; W Fl. lfarnan. prvs,, 4.
Il ~ i'lilo,S; z, ". Weiss, Beau-
IN, -sfnqid, Waco; j, y. Welsh
4 ~. =. Pingrie and wife. Boston.
i -, goston; r. S. Searlc. Boston:
n, pua' New York S. II. Whltzci.
~ ~, y Whitsel, Kansas; r. III
ss'a VIE, New York; Gus Lewis
n sonn a. Captain, Galveston;
49, ana wife, Kansas, ". n. No
Ia e S3'oHn. W +, Semmerfield.
n f,,,,. - braydon. Bryan Il. III
h f.nss'oa; w. L. Wood. Lam
aio., saeN Lampasas; j. ". simon
n rs I'm. ol,srs John Smith, Monteoin-
sah ossnekhelli Galgeston: +. wa
Aaionios a Wnke. fshlcoro.
No. stes; y n Nasils. Ne~ Orleans;
Il 'ssS4' New Orleans; Il. IL. White.
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Palestine. Texas. Febrl;..s-, John II.
slINmaN has Keen appeinicd receiver of
.fe Edison HiuminststiY company gf Ibis
1ssy. The noAting inaebtcinesa OF tic CONS
aas.g asn-.rts 10 $3.50 The capital psock
Is $1,000
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Ban Anfo1l0- ToT11' FFDI1af3 - TF10
ecndemucd train fonbef ara murderer,
John D. MAY who ~ awaiting Heutepra
of death Tor kiiil1g Flffsnan Franz MIR
lin. Ia he ftfarkefniete nifnlf TOOK Ten
grains n mcrhine today WITH spieidal
intent Ile Has f0una uneunseiesin % his
cell Medical aifeniiqu WAr promptly
aumnaoned and he win probably recover
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on account Of the sayins q VI Go.iaa
stone ~ III neV coers bose z, u' ss'''
next Frldav. March z, ins r1 es,nany win
Texas and PacMc RaIlWpy u0'r'
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run special train from cuero to Goiiad
ana return On that date
r ne nains will run as follows. Leave
1910 ~ q. M, connecting with train
~" loft bNVlca. at Victoria. leave Mic.
~ -, ~ ''se 2. y. arrive Goliad 1850 a. M
II, turning, leave Goiiad D. m, connccf
, m.ea usin Ter Port Iavnca at Victoria,
VA slctoria sac p. M, arrive Cucro
Tickets wiz be on sails March q Good
70 ae'''tn on all regular trains March e
.e tofe fAr the round trip has been
MADE exceedingly low. as Follows From
- -, en NV and Hnngcrford s.; wharton
w - campo $500 Edna. Port l.avncA
ana cuero. 81 Victoria and neevine Va
cents, Fannin. 70 cents; serrlalr "a cen,a
NHose coming from points east OF Victoria
train ''''s
The san Antonio and Arausas pass VII
seti round trip Tickets to Cucro TO connect
WIN the Gulf, West Texas and Pacinc.
~ ~ Nsry low rates on March /, limited to
March to return.
brotherhood OF Locomotive Tiremen.
3pnn y. Honu&aau OF CHICAGO. wee
Grand master ~ the Bryih.rfood 81 1,a-
connective Flremen who arrived in flous-
for the order
Mr. Hanaahan's visit 10 THIS city was
not for The purpose os settling any grlev-
anrtss IN the local hrosheraoodhs sAggesfei
uy some locoi paper. for as Nc states.
mere are no such grievances 70 be adj
lnsted. Yesterday he met With r. u.
y fSonrlte, secretary OF the executive
board, ard Colonel Frank Keller mem.
Der Of tho board, and a meeting OF the
entire local orisr VIII be held today Tor
the purpose OF inatructing the members
Ia the work OF the orsanlzatfon The
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QUIF1h ItHIIlIIlf ? Ft'4Al FtfttIld AiI<7aIs
AIRS. Jclnnf Vilorn6 map resides az To-
l6do. Washfrstoa. Gays she has n4Ter
betn abio 70 pressure any ineticBe fpr
ii1tlnlaftanl tl3t relieves tho nkin ~
ddickiy aid eifecpi9iiy as n1bhf'aif's
Pain Ba3fn and thai slln has aiao us<d =
nsf lasue back Nitll great alifzaess Fasl tRlt
~ di.uxEisdi
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Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
woH.Fs Pair Highest Medal saf Dlplsns.
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sa sV HoteI-scrves the best
aeaie IN The CTR.

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III. s = Z s s.sw York; j. a. T!cning.
I. s:;r 4 L = lael5', Te;nperancs. Ky:
|i.ca = n. n''.'',s'xyillc, KY. j. Is. Reed,
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THE HOTELS.
canItol HoteI.

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\ sri-dass ho-
rs Ne city.
Il tie cars to
mon AZ depots
MA saN
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DANBuRY NEWS.

Look out for thunder showers,
this summer.
Fred Lyons went to Hastings,
last Wednesday.
Editor Smith spent Decoration
Day at Wilsonville.
Ashton Bros. shipped three cal
loads of stock this week.
We had a very large crowd in
attendance upon the the Decora-
ton ceremonies.
Powell Bros. shipped five cal
loads of cattle and one Of hogs,
this week.
Hilton and Street returned from
Beaver City, last Tuesday. They
disposed Of some Of their horses
during their absence.
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TYRONE NEWS.

N. W. Tough went to Colorado,
this week.
G. A. Noble Of Valparaiso, Neb-
raska, called on. J. G. Moore,
Tuesday.
Ed. Allen and John Farr dug
out and caught six young wolves.
one day this week.
J G. Moore is having a fine loi
Of rock quarried to be used in g
foundation for a house.
John Morgan and others quit
work, Saturday, and went fishing
on Medicine creek near Cambridge.
Florence Moore and Frances
Kimpton were out, Monday, solic-
iting money to pay what is owed
on the new organ.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01
WALTON NOTES.

We are sorry Arthur Strine is
still on the sick list.
The measles have left us, for
which we may be thankful.
G. S. Ferris finished planting
seventy-fve acres Of sod Tuesday
22d.
Pretty chilly about the Goth,
and most too dry in this locality
for growing crops to flourish.
Quite a number Of our people
attended the baptismal services at
the sod church, five miles west.
W. T. Coleman and wife, Of
McCook, viewed the Driftwood in
the vicinity Of Walton Thursday.
Mr.. Barr, of the South Side,
was arranging to take in a carload
Of cattle to the Omaha market last
week.
Neighbor Record, now Of Nc
Cook, called on his many friends
a few days ago. MI. r. looks
even more hearty than when on
the farm.
Owing to continued dry weather
corn planting will extend into the
first part Of June, although some
Of the first planting is ready for
cultivating.
Samuel Reed was on our streets
the other day. We understand
he is making a specially Of gar
dening under the favorable condi-
lions Of the irrigation ditch.
Elder Mcbride breaches to our
people on alternate Sabbaths at
the school house in what is known
as the George Frederick district
and he breaches to a well filled
house. Truly the Lords day is
more appropriately observed here
than in many other localities where
our lot has been cast.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01
Sewing machines on
the installment plan
at PADE & Sons.

For choice meat go
to the b. & M. meat
market.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01

Mrs. M. E. Barger will sell or
close out her stock Of millinery
regardless Of cost on account Of
the hard times. Or will sell out
to any one wishing to buy. Now,
if the ladies want bargains in mil
linery just call and see her goods
and prices and be convinced.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01

Leave your orders with us for paint
ing and paper-hanging.
L. W. MCCONNELL & Co.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01

The Tariff, Financial, Hawaiian
and other questions of the day do
not interest the people hereabout
as much as the question where can
l get the most and best groceries
for the money. G. NJ. Noble can
answer the question to the salts
faction Of all.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01

Knipple is selling bananas at 25
cents a dozen.