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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Petroleum dull.
Pennsylvania oil sales. none; March
option sales, none, closed SO1Sc asked.
Lima oil sales, none.
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The Southern Pacific Insists on
the Santa Fe Going to San
Francisco Via Mojave Instead
of Via Los Angeles Rumor
That the Great Northern Will
Use the Wisconsin Central.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
CITY BREvIrIEs.


o 5,ne sullivan arrested Manuel Garado.
terday. '"bi"nSg yes
The South Texas Teachers asaoe,,.t,,
county. '''t hNhn
VI, A. York Of La Porte Il "A Tho o,,,,
~ clerks Office efIgage1 IN co,' Sne eoa IN
records OF La Porte transfcrs '''
Mr.. p, Raphael. MANAGER ~ 40 ~,
tpn Ilea1ng House, reports the bsnir
movement for January 2s, 1884 nj sesi gt5
NY Asaessor and Collector Robert Ad,ts
hes paid into the hands al ITO bno ~ "
city bonds. ." rue
The Houston Amateur orcbestra hs,,
business meeting AZ Thomas Ilumsaonis
On congress street last night and nttor,i' NJ
10 business on hand
Mr. and Mrs. a. +. Root gave n yer,na .,
last evening at their now Residence a.,
clay avenue The affair was rechereba
ana was ~ honor Of their ds,igh,or
Misses Mary ana Cora Root. ?
The Wheels Of delivery wagon M msso
OF the American Express compan,y NJ
came cauEht In the electric chr frac,,.
corner OF Main and Franklin streets vss'
tsrdaY about noon and caused a blockade
for about twenty minutes.
Mr.. ". p. Loekhart. after a three years.
residence IN East Texas, has returned IA
the city With his family. After FcbTaiar,
~ they VIII be glad 10 see All their friends
~ rheif now home, corner Shepherd End
commerce streets IN Loelhart addition.
The young ladies OF Harrisburg gave a
most delightful "hatchet party" ia Mllby's
Han last night for the benefit OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

o Miss Laura L13er. a popular your 8
beauty OF Victoria, and Aig. and Mrs..
Luther j. Pe1u % Caroline street
promptly az SOD the evening pleasure
began ard after a few fEIrss Of the ger.
man had been danced, the prtEranuis
81 dances was il orde- Good music als
~ hand sui an pteseBt had 3 most enjoy.
abe uue midst the marry waltz p.iEa
tad stately i4lcers Those present were
Miss Laura LuIer o. Victoria Misses IDA
oliver. lone Spence WEE haLe-s!ern ~.
Alice Cihacas. Emma Ca-acars. Etta pa
y.s. Louise calder. 9ers.s H5ssacE. Lel-
lesl B4rr1l-1s Ninais Porter. Mary
Ella Taylor. ANA Cleveland Stella Carr
Barbara Ee-udng. and Aisssra r. A.
Houston. MassIe BeAysus CJlway Bsav.
ems Julius S-tertst Jessie Go5s Jaan
Burroughs Charles LunD. Hamp Saavy.
George Kidd. Ia Chew. Binders Hgey.
Harry Li3staue, CEstlss Lllstoue W.
Wood. 1ir and lfrs 4. j. Pean. AI- ana
MIS- y. J. Acks-w1u, r II. colby a1I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

church fond. Quite large crowd o.
young and old folks were present and the
evening was most pleasantly spent midst
iun, mirth and amusements
A man was driving q horse on Congress
eud san Jacinto streets last night when
me animal BEGAN 10 Back The driver got
mao ai.d MT the horse over the head vi
down The Society FOR the Prevention OF
Stleily 70 Animals would have q good
~ a recent meeting OF the council a
peuuoh vas presented asking that the
S'ig council prevent the encroachment OF
gYt5e7 ~ prostitution on Louisiana, Rusk.
smith ard Capitol streets The matter
Nas Feterrei to the city marshal, who
mas notified the Keepers OF houses in the
Al.--er ln1lcaLod tnal tLav rnue. vacata.
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Personal MENTION.

city VI N'iias u IN u'
Senator French Simpson o, Halleu.
/ Viue arrived In the city last night.
I Il ~ MicSleiOhn. a well known con-
I tractor OF san Antonio. Is In the city
Captain r \. Morgan Of Wichita Kan
Z pfoh'heH stock raiser, is in the city
Hon. ". II. Grain came In from Con
zAles Yesterday and returned to Washing
ton last night
Captain z. J. Fry. a prominent drugEis,
o. Marshall. Texas, IS ia the city on a
pleasure trip.
Megsrs John Patrick. R. E. Paine.
Frank Reirhardt and James Lavlor left
iuf Dallas lAsi niEllt
Judge r " Burns OK Indianapolis Ind.
looking FOR investments
ars- J W. Neil Of Austin and her
uRuBGier Miss Mamie, have become citf-
zens Of Houston and are al 1919 Rask
avenue.
b. c. Stone, the popular cashier OF the
Commercial National hank OF Rceyil'e.
passed through the city las: night on his
way home.
John u, Kirby viii on Monday leave on
a business trip for Boston, where ne 81.
poets 10 spend four or I'VE weeks before
returning TO Houston.
Msssrs George " O'Brien, william
elss and u. = Fletcher OF Beaumont
the city viewing the sights.
Hon. T. D. Linn. prominent real &C.
tate man ard candidate FOR the collector
shiP az Eagle Pass, was IN the city yeg-
teriay en- route 10 Washington TO look
after the coliectorship matter.
Mrs. 2iarie Richards url7c,asl % the
Ipenlgon Conservatory OF Si,sir ana yira
PRESIDENT ~ nc Association OF Texas MA.
SIC 4eacHcr1. Is on a visit 20 nor PARENTS.
Judge and Mrs Henry Cline
Mrs. General John II R.-e. ar-oura.
gH usH..
I.!ce, returned yesterday morning on tho
Missouri Kansas and Texas from an az
tenled VS.; % their former home. Port
Scott. Kan They wont clrse+7v h. fraiS
home O Ia Porte
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lie Was Disappointed.

I0Nas SlITH.-.
,r- The House DO a py5wler)-
WIN. a. you want praE-lrg about these
F'vw GRO. uu,hn' IN perticIier only 1
d1gHs-c.
'lou yasabora haven't got any dauga-
Haven TO. any daughter? Wei, this Is
the p7gte, layout we struck yet"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
THE COURTS.
The Proceedings Of the District and
Conniy Court.

Civil District Court-JuiEe sam II. Bra.
shrsr rreFdingt J. r Waties. clerk. b.
| y y. Williams. DEPUTY; GeprZc Ellis EheF
N, Deputy Mitchell IN attes,1anc-.
Houston Land and Trust company VS.
J. c. Walker ct al; continued generally
Matte Howard VS.. n II. Worley. dts.
missed plaintiffs cost.
G. W Noble W. G. L, Ashs - al; passed
J. Henr5n Va. O. V Lee Ell al; leave 10
/ sherlT 10 amend hy return on cjtatign.
Houston Land and Trust company vs..
| John Kennedy. continued generally
/ T. 1eHron vs.. r. Armstrong;, settled AMI
disni ssal az plaintiffs cost
! A. y, S.um vs. Martha Simmons.
4 conmittee appointed 10 sell property.
4 z. =. Grims,ead 81 ID VS. king & F'or5t-
[ ran continued generally.
! 81, u Jones Lumber company VI. John
I " T. Jones Lumber company VS.. WIN
! Ca.Fcali!i Judgnen, for plaintiff for 81 g
- %. I. Jones Lump her company VS. Peter
Z ss,a31es Judgment for plaintiff for So and
Annie nluer vs.. Lem Butler. dismissed
for want 81 prosecution
a., J. 4 ,rs.or1soH ~ Fra Thompson;
$. Eunueu ~. L. Runnali. dismissed for
wont ~ Prosecution.
emmie Crawford ys Pierce Crawford
Plak r.l 81 snI TS't OF Srossseuiian,
n,fsel Or want o, prosecution
Mary +. Jones Va Prince Jones. dis
missed Tor want o. prosecution.
COUNTY COURT
JndEc John G Toi, pres.dlr- VIII Ian
",. =" ''efh' HHrTEe LA.s, sheriff
Estate OF Rstdins minors; y. C. Reading
appointed guardian and bond fixed a.
Estate o. Noble minors; appo,r,men. a..
E-.'.a,An '2r alt94r!.y "a comprom Sc the
81 80, IN tho district ~5grt ~ rs.r-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

Ilr'N D4uTh Syrup cures colds. c5u-bs
cg5in ANA waeoplus couch The sf48f
HI '.as remedy 'n thousands OF lam.
81. lung diseases. Guarantsei
H3ll fy o. ~ Hertz ''' 10
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bot,
ter than others and enjoy life more with
less expenditure, by more promntlv
adapting the worlds best products ~
the needs Of physical being, viii attest
The value to health of the pure liopid
laxative principles embraced in tbe
remedy, syrup of Figs.
US excellence is due 10 It's PRESENTING
in the form most acceptable and nIaa!5
ant to the taste the refreshing and trniy
beneficial properties OF Il perfect laI.
atiYei e'icctually cleansing the system
dispelllng colds, headaches and rcvaT,
and permanently curing corstipaf;ou
II has given satisfaction to millions ani
met with tho approval of the mel;a"i
profession, htcaue IL acts M the III
neys, Liver and Bowels ,itEont w ~
ening them and it is perfectly free Ilon;
every Objectionable substance. ''0iu
syrup Of Figs is for sale by al DIM,
gists in 50e and 81 hotties, hui it !. I n.
uiactnred by the California Fip sv ,
90. only whose name is printed on WV 'rp
package, also the name, Svnp of ny
and being well informed. Vol Viii ~,
bccePt any substitute if offered. ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
TO sWoKERs Avn rHE MANS

, A. T1ub soils on North SOM, s..
1913 IcnHlap FnoH' money cIr nh" ~
e.N lrfl'Heg could produce; lng nai r8l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

stitch stitch. stitch ON the weary ha,i.
hft1-'tE u' chine Eut lt yau lub iii
rlit lifh "klHretrai's King ~ IN italru
"olntH hpula Try f.; .rc rFerywae-a. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
out Of sight and that is exactly wha, the,

state Senator ". p. McComb, who was
by general consent the silver tougued
orator. OF the last senate, spent the day
IN the city yesterday and left for his home
10 Montgomery county last night As you
wen know" said the senator. Il want the
democratic party to harmonlze and pre-
sent solid front 20 It's old time enemy
again. expressed myself 20 this snecl
10 the public prints last fell ami several
tunes since. The only trouble viii be o.
harmonic the committees. The people
are already united In my county the
factions have practically reunited ana
no trouble IL anticipated there"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

som" A'14H ere worried with nerve f-
AhA rome #ir urea from last nights t,l-.
Ihs ta.ns for hoa these beads % i5sS
ia fhht sure -Hfrsop's IIed.Aka
cures h'Hdirhe in fifteen muetes 9r n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.


Royal Owl Flour is guaranteed To p,eaeo
you or sour money wili Doe returned
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MEN you MEET.

home q Ia Porte
MEN You MEET.
". c. Moore Of Liberty. en- my couatg
90 no. taiuE thls cold soall 7-,u I'm
any ca-,'e. Tac cattle are Ia good -1rI}.
il2a' and i1 many Instances are really 81
hei'ef pr7ieg -laI last IAN Whatey4r '~-
llFy, however, may reeulg 10 stock all.
Dc more tn41 compensated b. the alyn-.
iares OF tais freeze 20 the farmer Il.
/ Hl.l pilt me soil ia frs,-c!a7s condition sor
plpHlas ard Vil make the rro1e better
tAta II no iroeze 1a3 occurred
TIE tact ~. the ca'te meu are being
G4tt'ea GU, OF nay county ny tho f7rmera.
I Liberty county Is se-tllHE lp very r..r.tI.
Z There are hundreds OK nov reoGle n .ss
. eoG1iy COW, who have come Ga ,Uis win
I Ter from tEe ine Northwest. Tssy are
farmers and exlec; % oaa their laats''
! Yesterday a'tSra7on H'ile IN --e lobby
{ OF ,as See H4-7NiHa House r. POS, r.
/ Porter mo. Colonel George Floyd. a prom
. hent 9'acEUaa ard planter from .faLa..
Goria, VINO had just arrived In The si.,
/ end asked what cifect .te cold aaau of
/ Wednesday you'd have on TIE IA rye cat
/ zle. We'll said be. ~ the weather con-
/ A'.1es ~ grow warmer lie ir iB fo-iay
Nid D." al r.--gt again. ,houah ne
/ cold rain a1t sreeza caused the dna.r -
pot reported as yct. Tsa change vas "a
b14lr'' ah1 waea the freeze to'loael 20
9-.lAlf "''ef tae rain. i. ealsa, ,fe cattle
~ sin no protest ION. Prairie ca--
ilH suffered very much The ea.tle In sc
ag ,-'o ~ ~e,s no. materially 9ar. 0a4e'4
80 d. 'I ,t-l.!. ,.' ~ them Ters
49, - .'t'-tl s'l+ n taa YARN Eel.a- '
sf'.a FARMER TIE inss wiIi 80; Dr. 20
great fgf 3, viii give ire weak g,arz
chance 10 rssyVer
ai4Faf Browne was asked SO ariay av
10 ~ Fsio on ,ae rr77ysei oEtsaFau ~
y a.f' Wei 3D. Ha.1 of au pep
ai"..f i'st ne 1I,s saau 1av 500
fse' d. ra- 'aFaps1 far
80. ~ s. .As e'iiaa @f are a7a4:
- "e tati mat taa
80. "'na''1 ttr'aEa iaa Sale
no g..-, n, ,-.s -. -. lftef a4t
ara Il -ga,sJ H. ~, .. i.a5f
az ,-,....-.,. 49,. ''"f 'si' r
resa,'.l3,'g "a ~, an.s's3. af-er the
II me In, var ..-,,,-as -.
over ana asove s1g5 --,..7I ~. .a-,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

THE WONDER STORE
~ feet from Cfawiora's Tea Store
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,,.u.,. ,,,, DIR. e. \. HOLLAND,
FerFT Block Corner CONGRESS- Avenue
and Fannin Street H1us, ln Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

The Post has received copy Of n new
song written by Tom n. Bowers, Jr, en-
Titled Two L!t,le Swestheart1" Ns
Bowers, who Is well known % the Texas
press. has already jumped into prominence
by the success Of his frat song After
the Play and Two Little SRee,hearts''
win bring him even greater fame This
song has been sung In the Eaa. and west
ana met with instantaneous success. 8fr
BpweFA. while q Texan by birth ana r,tls-
ing. had bean living H. Kansas city up ~
This city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

rs Brazorfa court house committee re-
turned yesterday from visiting the court
houHes at Hf'npate7d. LaGruaRs and Co
lnhn6n2 They returned IN the morning
ana yeateniay afternoon they visited tho
court gouse Ia this city ana wore sf,g.,'5
through 10 by Assessor Albert McKlra.s.
ne following composed the party =
bryan, y. = Dance, q. =. McEen. Geo
1ilgard and II. TankefElcy. They qIII
lcave thia morning for Brazoria ara vii
make their report 70 the r9mHiealgaera'
court.
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Tomorrow afternoon at ) s'e-ocL n,,,,
.'U%ilhs camp will meet and fuil AT.
tenaaHes OF members Is desired, as mat.
'es pertaining 10 tho ball OF the alst
will come up Tor mai dIao,,sstor "'''
VINO desire tickets 10 this bna r,n ,1o ~
dain mem o. Commander Lambert, al tbc
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&c and bv mail free
Send Lol' symptom
"a solicited. Can or
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/ Who goes 10 Seymour. Texas. to preach
I ior the Christian church at tiat place
a team attached 20 one or The Pacific
eNPrats wafpns became unmauogeable yes
ttrday afternoon on Travis street, and in
[ horses bride bit was broken They wer,
being done.
Tlcre Is g. possibility or packing house
4 teins nuilt 300 Houston ln the near future
= WI known packing house man q IN
tlc city WIN the .nteniicn OF getting H3us-
tor capitalists 20 assist 90 the o-g1nita-
uei % q stock company for Tie purpose
% ertctng @ largo packing house
~ ,5e New Huteh!nz HOUSE yesieriay
Mr.. w. j. Wyatt grl Miss SaIlie Evans.
oeth OF Bremunl. were married. zoe
DUNG cnuuie concluded tp ge. married,
a1d 20 tdvF came tu t11 city yeEicfihF.
Fprngl ut the futul. called ir DR. klltin
uru toe Wu.E Wlg soon performed which
lle ,hciu man luI vlfc.
Last evening 1ii- lone spence rendered
p llth'frl l.r'h Easy party 90 quite NUM-
Der 81 her frleat1 re her home on CrAW-
ford street aud Pierce avenue. The cvca-
i1- torr We're pleasantly srcgt milsi
WJsc ans plT.a. aIuusersrts Dainty re-
ms and All present. had pleasant tiiae.
A -t3 woman named MasEie VIII
Hams. living 0n san Felipe street uetr
eide Suudly rl-at. Sac was az discovered
IN au irsersitla condition and q nhys,,iHn
was Immediately Ean' fur. Amer about
En hour work sHc was brought around
il ls not known what caused her 10 try
so end lfr hte oT what Hrle was uEci.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who live bet.
ter than others ard enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
IT'S excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas,
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax.
awe eiiectually cleansing the system.
dlspelling colds, headaches and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drnq.
gl.sts in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
1lactnred by the California Fig Syrpp
20 only, whose name is printed on every
package also the name, Syrup OF FIGS.
and being well informed. Won viii noj
accept any substitute if offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-06
CITY nREyITIEs.


stonewall Fire cJmuany No. belt ,n
regular meeting last rigR ''
Ihere are ~ prisoners confined In IA.
og4nty lali. About iifty OF Uem are Va
The annual masq Grade BAN OF the Hons
Turner Han 'e"t az
Louis ieilowifz Niil have n hsbeas cor.
pus tt,al before the criminal district lu ID.
AZ CLOCK this lueraoCu.
The new steam fire engine yas yg.i,,,,. ,
ine horses weighed 800 pounds.
.Mr. u Haphael manager OF the Houston
y,,s,,t * w. II5i9,ae, reports tie bank move
menu Tor feprlary 8. 1855 40 Sagi. ~
Inc IRE az the Crulca Feaidence on Sun
day was caused by a drf0ctiye ftIr 9 M
reported.
=, g. Mason received q telegram yee-
terday ann0unc.ug no death ~ Ma n
Walker he viii leave thls rnorD5n,, "a
Ereacn the funeral sermon.
Inc bapiist Young Peoples Union WIN
Elfe ahntnef one OF their highly enioyaD.o
the First BapilH church tonieRt VI
The friends OF Mrs n A Winch ,,-
merry or mis- city viii regret to lenrn
thar she y critically ~ in Aiexandria. VIZ
has since been residing IN Vlrrinia "''A
Mrs. Ella Williams was m M Ill, 90.
.terqay from Coulsan. looking Tor IN
bushand, whom she says rs newafiaof,
man. CHIEF Erickson detailed an offioer
10 assist her in ahe search. mt sba fstitd
30 find him. '9i''u
II was reported I'm Houston yestorda .
lhAt the depot Of the Missouri. Kansas
fnd Texas a. New Tim. about seyentS,
miles nom Houston, had been erfers,, ".
robbers. No Information was received ID
10 the amount OF booty secured.
There VIII be held al the Christian cham
~ corner OF Capitol avenue and Caroline
EiIttI flllHguANl AZ
farewell service 70 Rev. y. w. Brown
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Mary f. Henderson vs. Angelina Lum-
tueas'a Fuchs by guardian, vs.. Rosa
c. 81. Schaner SIS. John VI. scaaner.
Joe 81 sam VS.. Bsbfr, clark Fl; aL
JcG Henderson VS. john M.tams.
Egeeue Artusy 81 Ge'gc Bonn.
NTA.n.a y! Frost ~. VIM; b. Nichols.
AirE ala vi. Frost VS. y. Il. Nusmer.
Virginia ~ Frost VS. W. J, IS j. j.
me Mona NI,is company VS.. IL Porte,
Houston ana Northcru Railway company.
BEAUMONT Lumber company vs. La
Porte. Houston ANA Northern Railway
company
George Branch VS.. Frances Branch.
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT.
Judge p. u, Gavin. presiding; Captain
$ $ Asnc clerk Isaac iindiey. uc Ing
district attorney. J B. Asha. deputy clerk,
George Ellis, sheriff in attendance.
TIE February term OF the criminal dis
trict court commenced yesterday with
Judge Gavin on the bench. The judge
made the usual charge 20 'he grand jury.
owing 20 the illness OF District Attorney
Gillespie. Isaac r. lAndley appeared for
Jls State yesterday
The following gentlemen were lmpanelei
as grand jury: $. *. Mclhenuy, Tore
q. Morse u. c. Green, 5. y. Hewes, Louis
TGfhy J. q. Sellers, Jason a. Baker" j.
S., SL5 ,S,, W Hgi, I,,J.- M'f G..orga
4 49,, ana y S'e Ra ao4" '"i'"''S' N'O'se
Judge Gavin charged the Jury az TO Of
lenses under al criminal laws and in
structet that the jury be dhsent In It's
inyesis idons Of prevalent cTAs
jury for the week WAS then impancied
and tle court proceeded with the docket.
Polly Ellis, appeal case; set FOR Febru-
aaron Henderson, thef; of hog, not
guilty
John Jones, assault 20 rape not guilty, I
Mai.r}' tA y. ana Pine Hr' Nm. /
ys3rs st,,9 in tga 7 no;lt,.7.i,-,, wv
Nose. Jones. bnrairy; no. guilty.
Moses Jones thpf ot s-lf0. moi nros
saomon Johnson hurs.ary; Sc, for to-
drv
solomon Johnson, theft; set for today
THa following cases are set for trial
,Ql1y:
Tom Fields burglary.
+. fiarris ME- 8tt.rr t,'55i'S BURGLARY
Willie Boyd BURGLARY
While EgvI ther felony.
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hlnsnnIc ,lniirr.

Wasmns'an chapter 80 Royal t-cn
AiaEeas hold its regular monthly meeting
i's' airh! In this connection u mas b..
5i3tei that tine Royal Arch ,laaaas 49,
yrs eiiy lfe preparing foc an lnf.r, sting
sFt.i AeNi week N .s proposed fo pr,.
cont = handsome Jewel to Naur Robert
HitW steer VINO f1r $50 maug years v.z
HAaI secretary @. tn. Grand cNar'.r. and
banquet 's
eH next Friday Euthyen commander,
hnighls Icmplar VIII Install the rpc1ufl,
ELECTED officers ans tile scryisrs ,.u H.
followed hy "a bauauet wa ''
san lag,u,o Lodge ~ Perfection No
scottish li'c Alaaunt VIII elect odiG.rT
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The Mexican government Inns ,.,
the MARQUIS of Custellanos ana 'i h,s
brothers and sister. Fhev n, ans Two
children are the only living descsa,, lhelr
Montezunla l and Moatezums M Of
are connected with the first noblu, Ihey g,