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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
GOLD LETTERING.
BRING YOUR PURSES, CARD
CASES, BIBLES, ETC, TO
THIS OFFICE AND HAVE
THEM MARKED.
COMING LOCAL EYENrS.

Regular meeting of Ivy Leaf chapter
No. 75, o. E. 5. Tuesday Dec. IS.
Work and installation by order of
Mrs. L. VI. Whitlock, w. NJ.
A social to be given by the Willing
Workers of the Emporia Avenue Bap-
list curch will be held at the home of
Mr.. w. B. Spoke, No. 231 South Mar
ket. Very pretty articles made by the
young ladies VIII be on sale.
There will be meeting of the directors
of the Humane society together with
the district committees at the room of
the society in the county building
Tuesday afternoon at half past three
O'Clock. Helen B. Robertson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
MuSlO AND DRAMA.

The Crawford Grand opera house was
packed To the doors last night 10 see
the Phelps-Whelan company present
AN American Hero" This is a play
of real merit and was handled by an
exceptionally strong cast. Mr. Edwin
R Wheelan as Dickey Doodle was rip
roaring. rollicking and jolly. his ap-
pearance so frankly desperate in its
extremity. his unfailing optimism OF
spirit, his quaint songs and dances
combined 10 give to Mr.. Wheean that
dignity of effective individuality.
Miss Maudie Phelps as Dot Lee is a
brilliant little jewel and made herself
a universal fovorite. Her singing and
dancing received an uproar of ap-
plause and she was repeatedly called
upon the stage. The supporting cast
is a strong one and is deserving OF
special mention. but space will not
permit. Tonight they will present
Little Ferrer," a farcial comedy in
four acts. Miss Phelps is said 10 be
very clever in the title role.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
THEY AaE AFTER HoADI.Y.
Cons able Green Has Gpne TO Bring II m He
to Answer Charges.

Constable C. N. Green left last night
for Topeka to get a requisition for c.
g. Hoadly, who is wanted for embez-
Zling s140
Hoadly was employed by Johantgen
* Skinner in their life insurance office,
and one morning last April he turned
up missing. He has since been heard
of in Arkansas, Ohio. Michigan and
other states. Constable Green receiv-
ed word recently that he had been seen
in Des Moines, Iowa, but had left that
city for Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Green i'm
mediately telegraphed to the chief of
police at Cedar Rapids to hold Hoadly
if he should be found. This morning
Constable Green received message
stating that Hoadly had been cap
tured.
After getting a requisition from Gov
ernor Lewelling, Green will go immedi-
ately to Cedar Rapids and bring Hoad-
~ back to Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Word was received yesterday Of the
death of Mrs. W. T. Chain, at the fam
lily residence. Idavaie farm. in Butler
county. Mrs. Chains maiden name
was Louisa ]. McDaniels. She was
married in Shawneetown, Ill, March
%. 1853, and was the mother of five
children, four Of whom are now living.
One OF them. Mr.. John Chain, is the
assistant county clerk Of this county.
The funeral Will take place tomorrow.
Mis- Barbara c. Bethel died Yesterday az
the home OF her father. y Bef-i. AZ 221
Cleveland avenue. Of consumption. az the
age Of Is The funeral will take place 1T
9 O'Clock this morning from the German
Catholic church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
FINE BARS BURNFp.

Yesterday Ralph Niederlander re-
ceived message from the Jewett stock
farm. OF Cheney. saying that the fine
stock barn OF that company had been
burned 10 the ground The harm cost
over $s.Co0 and was insured for s.. co..
The message contained no details. nor
did il state whether any stock was
burned. II is probable. however. that
the barn was Tot occupied during this
fine weather, as the stock is still in the
srubble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
CoMMIT.EE MEETING.

The Republican county committee
VIII meet IN this city today 10 deiber-
ste over the best method of calling a
convention TO choose a candidate for
the legislature TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Major Law
renee. \ great many people are in ia
vor OF calling he delegates O the for
mer convention togther There are
many candidates in the field. otto Eek
stein being the last one TO buckle on
his armor for the nomination.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Sunday night Major Cole the evangel-
list commenced religious services at
the auditorium He went there from
the two prominent churches Expect
ing to have enough room for the audi
ences that assemble To hear him. but
the fact is ne soon found that building
too small also
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
W LII. EIIln

William a. Polk is figuring with con-
tractors for the erection of a handsome
brick building on his property north OF
the Occidental hotel. Mr.. Polk is no
pessimist and he believes in the fu-
ture of Wichita to invest his money
even at this period when statesmen say
the condition Of Z country is not good
financially
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
NEW COLD STORAGE.
Her and Company Putt ng in a Branch House
Her.

Yesterday that old land mark, the
Sherman house, adjoining Henry
Schweiter's building on the corner of
Fifth avenue and Douglas avenue, was
pulled out and gtound broken for a new
two story brick building. The property
was bought by Her & Co, the manu-
facturers Of the Rochester beer. and
the building to be put up will beused as
warehouse and cold storage for the
companys business in this city and the
surrounding country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
REAL ESTATE 1RAxsrERS.

FURNISHED 10y Ihs WICHITA Abstract
aud Land Company
The records In the register OF deeds ONCE
show tbe following transfers:
REAL ESTATE.
Herman Jonas lots = q blk Allen
&Smith's add wd. -..-....-..-.---.$ II.
George Timmermeyer Sc or sec IS lie
Addie Stefford If sw or and sc or
NV or and ne or sw or sec ] and
lot in sec : le wd.....-.-.... 2Ol
Fritz Christensen ne or sec "a D Sw
u = u----.--.--- Avn
William H Cuppett lots n 20 Bonn
ave Garfield End add d...-.......... loo
Miss A Andrews trustee lot s. Cen
trail ave Stephens add tax d.. Ns
Charles Baker lots IS l4 Main ST
English 9TH add and north y n lot
Main 81 Fitzgeralds add wd-.-... So
II Alley lots 80 2S Fourth ave
Ferrels md Nd. ...-..-....--..-..: Il"
Winslow NJ Lamb lots SIS ss blk
Orme & Phillips add wd.-.-.....---.- ISL
Mortgages released..-............ s-os
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

"YovSS Mn Eaton seems - take = frrez.
Interest n a. The Cgrreut eTeIis.7 Mr.
spiy-.fTrest goodness. why not, SIZE
took tie prize l1st rear for bon The .e4.y
and pie"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
MAJOR COLES NETTING.

Like stars in summer sky shines the
well earned fame of DR.. Prices Baking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Solid Gold, Gold
filed, Silver and
SIverine " stchss.
Diamond Lace
Pins. Pendants,
Scarf Pms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Cod sIectsclss
ard Eve Glass
SteYisrg SILVER
Poke; kEIvrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

BroaSe ONYX,
MarLle. Iro.. Oak.
Walnut. Nzbo.a
~ Clock2
Ar ; stsary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

then, 70 buy new tickets tina, they might get
back again .
In recalling the remainder Of the journey It
seemed 10 Miss Drowdy that she did nothing but
ask conductors II IL were really true that she
was In the right car .
Nothing would convince her thai she could ever
roach Asheve Junction. She could not give her
mind 10 the strange sights which hour by hour
olided by her Afterward she remembered them.
She would not take a sespng-car why should
she do So when it an impossibiliy Tor ner
10 sleep "A wink?
But she must have been doing when woman
in A deeD scoop bonnet came and sat DOWN "
side her and asked wv here De 20 rom ,
"Nassachusetts" said AlnIins. proudly
what townships that" was the next inquiry;
and Almina's pride gave place to pity TOT one
who had never heard OF Massachusetts Coud
il be possible? ., ...,s
The woman had a grimy face with sharp cheek
homes and sunken eyes. She had calico bundle
which she kept from rolling on her lap with TWO
hands which ended in long, black nails
''Gwine fur" she asked pleasantly
ITO Asheville Junction"
som I. It's thur mex place.
rs it?" eagerly Il must have dropped asleep
Almina grasped her satchel and SAT up riedl!'
ready 10 jur , off a. an Instant notice
DO YOU know anybody by the name OF Nra"'
ford?" she asked after silence.
The woman ruminaied go,
Nav. Reckon they don't live on thur STATE
ron. don't know" hepessly. After this
there was silerce. ,,
Presently IT, train began to slow Alnlna
stood up In her place. She forgot heF fatigue III
her excitement. ~, ,.i,, hat
Temnle Crawford had said she would be Win
-" TO be continuedD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

on one side As we walked talked "Whateyef
changes may come into my life Mr Croche't Sasa'
II hope and intend always 70 I'VE mere ~ IN al
which love among the people Whohl loNe az III
hanniness i'm working for. My heart Is IN the mls
and moors | should choke to death II hau 10 1919
nv lie I'm a town-even In London, Wnere 80 "ai.
OF my hes, friends stay Love Tor 'e Cou'' az, ~
myself Indeed II IL TO, 50 II woud De st'""se,
when YOU think that passed All my hAppI' tluus
curiously lonely childhood in the heart OF Fao"ay
~ nanorama Of Galloway scenes. All stand out AZ
disiinctl, before my eyes these trees tness
bushes And that. by-the-way, Is part OF " s"n,ss
what uniaue quality which I'm fortunate ehVusn
ar II often think unfortunate enough 10 possess;
n is absolutely i'm possible FOR to forget ihhs
have ever seen. even down through the renio'ess
details AS a schoolboy, hadn't a memory I'M -.
romu,nons and the lack OF IL brought me Wtus y
scOlding | could learn nothing by heart az ny
could: and at college | couldn't fix lecture ~
attended in my mind The lessons hay lear ne,
sons II is so in small things as well az ldrse, W
AN almost annoying degree. lf 80 10 the sla'.Vn
and walk past railway train the numbers on sns
carriages and their sequence niger III my ,methns
else: and what wish not 10 SilnpeiI nls 80
with simply dare not look at sometimes h9 CIV.
ever the popularity does me very good urn ,,,E
instance / wrote "A story called Across the biscx
Mater I hadn't visited the spot descriped si.'
| was A child but | ventured 10 picture IL m!nu.er.
and when not long after | went to the place wa
glad TO md that hadn't made any s,iSS ~ ,he
faruity | simply regard II as curious pump 49,,
Nv this time had reached a garden suggesting
A biz OF Holland dropped upon Scottlsh sou ~
study observatory not much 10 look al from tns
exterior hat within II was A surprise Inete va
fine telescope and all the usual fittings OF goon ~
servatory. though IL was the study-phase or d'.s'
tractive. There pretty rugs several 500
sketches plenty OF books desk. and easy cnar~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
PARrED.

rom. leaves forget the green OF May.
che earth forgets the kiss 81 spring
I'D down our happy WOODLAND way
Tray mists go wandering.
al have forgotten too. they say;
, ~ does no stealthy memory creep
r,nng the mist wreaths ghostly gray
Where spell-bound violets sleep!
y, send your thoughts sometimes to stray
Ey paths that knew our lingering rect
W thought walks there this many day,
And ley. at least. may meet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
VIZ. CROCKETT AND HIS house.
From The Pail Mall Budget.

From The Pail Mall Budget.
The books had overlooked the study into the
square hall and marched upstairs, pervading the
house generally Where there no books there
were pictures and as looked at them and asked
their histories for each had history, the
coming evening cast a shadowy twilight before
AS it's growing dark here" Mr. Crockett said. Il
to show you "A place where II is always light
I'LL the sun has been forgotten behind the hill
You see this house and the grounds are my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
AGAINST HUMAN NATURE
BY MARIA LOUISE POOL
A LETTER.

fcopy1ght 1872: BY The TYibsre Associds'sn.j
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

PJrtls Miss. Eeb-surg JIG -Dguty
sierra dcLeli4ad agriV-l here tais ere-
ming az o'clock with Wnl purtIs, ta=
yplnE W1itceaa Who so mracul5Iely cs-
cdpel death on The guU1wF ~ cYlIm lia
VA the lth u tails month He is being
carried 70 Hatueshurg jar. where he Val
remain until The uaxt term Of tae circuit
court u tals county, when be Wll Do az
rainEei and rios entenced Ills friends and
relations are luoiidut over bis mirlcIlo g
escape AID attribute " entirely q TIE
prayers offered for his senalf Public
sentiment has somewhat changed in Pgr-
VIZ favor, though tlcre ere those who
sun rnilk tH4t be knows more about the
kllliug rs Buckley than be has vet di-
yulsea. Further developments are con-
G3-ntiy cNutcIt,f
uty Sheriff McLenand arrived mere az
$50 p. 10. with WIN pgrvis. the boy
'F7lteeap who WIS o. le haagai 90 Coz
llmoia on me an. he l5 l5gEel in j8l
i7r st;e keeFiaG 90 await orders from Che
court.
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Mississippi Rising.

s'iH's' Tenn, February lO.-rhe ,ils.
.. ..''r' river is rising with great rap!d,ty
.''. planters In the bottoms are lookDe
No me strength OF the leyecs, as fl is NO.
, ,,- lia' there Is danger OF an overflow
-''..N' rains which have fallen and the
netting OF Zee and snow along tributary
80 -'-'' caused the volume OF the great
W., W., - Increase ana It now booms past
M. -Is"phE with an ominous. sulien murmur
= ne gauge on the leyee today shows 19s
,SeL "n'eh Is the highest reading for tina
i lima t5 me river has been rising steaG-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
BOGUS COLLECTOR.
SOLICITING ToR PAPERS HE DID
NOT REPRESENT.
City Marshal Quickly Puts Him ne
hind the Burs-FiEht with win-
eiiesters and siN-shooters-He
Murdered His Father.

Nacos1oches. Texas. February ION
the evening Of the sth Instant a man ap.
parenuy about 60 years Of age and nsauy
dressed. cano Into th,s place and b gaa
soliciting subscriptions for the Galveston
News ard Houston Post. lie was only
Fortunate enough, however. 10 secure one
subscriber 20 the News. On receipt Of H.
the price paid by the subscriber. be lmuis-
diately began 70 tank up on bug juice.
Re offered 90 send me Weeigly News %
a oolored man FOR one year for % -nts.
nhe old DARBY cauElt on and diam. sub
scribe Yesterday morning sc aga n
started out on his round, s0i-3aag n 2
subScribers. but was taken IN by The
city merahal as being a fraud. When ar
rested he gave his name as s. O Lelk
He said he lived in Klsore Texas, and
claimed 20 BE- a fun-he3sed representative
OF The Fort Wcr-h Gazate, but that his
business here was 20 take some deposi-
Fl1ns IN a sIt against an i.slrauce com
pany. IN which Lad ev & butler OF Ty-
Ter, Texas. were c-zag q. He hal in bis
posse sion a common recelu. b.nk. w ieA
showed TIA; he bad taken 1ui.3 n nafno
Of subscription. The stubs -ll no. 7v
for what psucr ne had taken 'hru, nor TO
what postofgce ,hey were 20 be rent.
The eitv m7rshal here wired the Gazette
% huow whr-rey OK not ts was he.r
representative. and received tfe fouo"tHs
F 4. Hua.on, Marshal. NaeordaoAes.
Fort worth. Tezaz. February as. g
Leak has newer been committee "a as cor
agent Gazette
Leak Is now - jaI ana v'I be he'll aa
a charge OF swiniirg he SAYS t.H- be-
was once detained in Houston by ar a-
Ger who though, hlm 10 Ire n e3rrrsr5a1-
en- OF tda Kansas CITY $ 4rilv SIM f.tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
THE NORTH SIDE.
Whnt Happened on the A'f'
of the Buyou YeStefaH

Judge John Holland has re-,
New Orleans where be Tsal 2
pate in the M2rdi Gras .ss4nlA
The brick work on TIC H',s
house. back OF the old a'I I,
been started, the buck wal e'Vs
abou, SIX fest high.
A. seuss the Young man w
hand So badly marched abll. 4
whsle ~ work n the Hols'o1
Central shops, is &c ting ai'is Z, y,
The two-story brick s.oIi y Z,
Joseph Isaac IS having srs.l y
TON street., near ne IN ersesle4
ingtol, Is nearing eomp'ss %
soon be ready for onclpIA'y
IT. Z. O'Brioa was broll@
Hockey on a freight " 4
morning and was removed q j.
Innrmury. where hs had 3 VIZ. 's
Tic tried TO board a MOVING W
RICH. foot struck a earle ss-
a above ghe ankle.
Friiay night an atienp. "A.
enter Daniels drug store q
a.rec.. Mr. DaHieis, helllhs 4
uicl0us noise. very queby y
and made n exceedingly %,
his midnight visitor ne ~ 4.
at the re-reatlng form 2, II ~
buraIor. but none Of them ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

The experience aad ,.,.,
w. Campbell. a well ,ss utfnory 4 !
gentleman residing A. ~ 4, laya1si
VIZ S IN; VII be read with Nv w.,
ne 10 following is from hl, er ~ &
80. I OF e.even years / sp M.
agony from Indigestion ana S'sk I,
In spite Of eli mv ra eng I've /,
! grew worse year after yes s,A'i u
eat anything without Tab,s sat al
me most violent pain. ~ NV. "A
eating a small quantity =, "a.
~ sreat distress. Ny ,to ~. 7
boat up frequently; blo,,,,..es' s. !
Sueceelea by a sort Of s,ss..' q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
FIFTH WARD BrDSb'
Items OF Interest Tue l,s, ~
Wnrd-PcoDie VINO CONS a

Items of Interest Fr ~, ~
Wnrd-PeoDie VINO S' 8,
A.. w ,t,,or and ehllarla 7.
,i' FAX, y" ,,,' NE NJ 7. j. si'fi T
.,~esf !,
1.-1F'. hsek M
/ Engineer PENS - -, ftp
san Antonio Fr1ay T5ssF
/ witness in The Burts ~" ne
....t-- has ben :.
. pIleh ~ g'i,a IA Cozii : N.
corner of McKee, - INV ~
distance or peII''F
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
IInnrrn MInlacIf

Mount Vernon. Texas, february lO.--The
town was greatly shocked this evening
when Il was learned that II. H. Watson. a
prominent citizen living three miles north-
east Of town had committed suicide Nv
hanging It Is not definitely knswn biit
IS thought neat BID health ana business
troubles We're the cause
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
FIVE DOLLARS I TI
fAlS FOR TRp.1o,-
ItiNES FoR ctT .htNr An
'IHGR DIsEass,oaI

I Including diseases q,
i G%se, I,hront, Lungs, = Men. y, Pc,
1900 n,ooo Diseases ana al, : M
e@,es' the rates nre , ~, fess,
ma m, IN proportion 10 10" ana ID
'"e ''''e ana medicine ' r,,, ne !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

pace u. a. Mcdonald. who ls a wealthy
citizen of PlcEens county. and = y Seals.
VINO - tenant on Mcpouald's farm, sot
Into s dispute over n ee,t.emert several
Shots were eNcaanEc1. seals usirE q VIM
chester and McDCna4d q revolver. E1cl
Was hit twice. Mcp11sld prob45iy iaialY.
beng shot through she bowels and hip
Seals is bit 20 the h.n and hand. hu, not
fatally hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
THE BERLIN BUDGET.
OPPOSITION TO THE RUsso-GEB-
MAN TREATY.
Meetings VIII Dc Held Opposing ana
Approving the MASTERPIECES Of Won
Cnpriyt-New-papcr Changes
Front on the question.

Berlin, February lo-C0pyrighted lsai
10y Associated Press -Thr-a.eusd alrt-
llan opposition 70 the Ru=so-G-rnan trea-
,y is rapidly coilapsins. The emptrors
speech 90 the recent parliamentary ban
quet and fear Of q dissolution Of the reich
stag. which would probably result In the
virtual anni1ilauol OF the conservative
party, was not alone 10 serving to destroy
artificial ag-arian agitation, which was
really aimed az the deposition OF Chancei-
jog Won Caprlvl
A. time elapsed IL was found opportune
10 get Prince Bismarrks views on the sub
ecJ and The Hamburger Nachrl-hten ace
cotiiHsy exhibits sudden change OF
,l.a aal, probably TO anticipation oil ~.
aapero.s approaching visit to IUu14r-
'saAsIlAe' taheh more g4at.llatgry tone.
brewing cautious ulst.ngt.u between al-
ta.hs nn lne chancellor aa4 t.e govern
"shi ana declaring that tEe Russian
tslt. s necessary la e.Hs-sl.a-e % tHc
treaties Win Austria and lay.
I4hL.-.lA4i the Hamburger N4-hriCLteU
-1.5 ta- ~ fears g. rla..ra between t-e
s.-eL m-hins ana asr.lu.ugll glasses aui
ADVISES lte soFerumut 20 c9 iH utmost 90
prevent such ca.am.Lv
count FOn LlieuolT-. IrHss.au premier,
.ta p-el -s-ls ila u.aa.lea il behalf -
t- L-4F "iih 1Ae .saa.la conserve ,.-s
d bias already met w.l mlan success.
la e-4ia-n The 4mpaa4-s W-rl son
oyer 70" .A-af crsan, tHe Post warmly
aaFaa--us acceptance gf tile treaty.
4"e meeting uf the Lar.u Merchants
c.auan last uisH. was Vr'. ATTENDED
and roe l41 rents of tHs t-euU were To- an
immense majority.
en- lac.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

traction, which would aims. !,
My stomach and bowels M. :
liberated ana iahamei r,,i
bear the pressure OF NY cl,,i,.
often pass quantities Of bloS5 y.
els. q
For five months before va.
Mansfield ~ Boxe.l ] Nj -,
proatrated and 10 constant At, =
u.rat. The last three weeks 4. -
ms was the most sxcruclstl-, y,
my life; had spasms o. h, I.
pa.u was so severe / thoussl / -
stand 3, ans longer. At D., n
times rny wife became alarns5 &
.n the neisAhors; thought | a n
thrclsa the horrible spells.
'Such WAS my condition vb, u
the Copeland Medical lnstllun
mauL I was relieved almost h,
and 10 a few weeks was a q,
II now GO. anything [ Sau
pain or distress of any nate l.
Gaining IN flesh every day /
wise all who are suffering ssi
DIS. Mansfield e. Boxelfs d
quick as puss.s,e."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
@5 4 nGCNTH

Catarrh aud kindred d
Treated at the uniform rates
month, medicines free, u
other diseases the rates will
and uniform, and in prcpaF1
the actual cost OF the medsl
quired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

ile olletts nnler Che law must See t,,,
rli fe'e'pie af. posted il ulnsbist,l,''s
n'ss .2h 9H. i.r Them y you have NOD
1s4f January j,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

~ 'T i5 Texas February 1o.-rhe c7ss
n.y. marry s1epparI charged win r,1.
gv. H'ei'e1 today Che jury siying XIII,
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Pistol Against WInchestor.

Rush Springs, l. H. February lO.-At
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AROUND THE COURTS,
noiNGs IN uOUsToN's TEMPLES OF
JUSTICE
some Important Cases Decided in thc
Clyu District Court by Judge Bra
shepr--Procccdiug ia Grimm
al Courts-Othcr Court News.

Civil District Court-Juige sam H. B.a-
shear, presiding, j. r. Wales, clerk, b.
J. Williams, dspuly; George Ellis,
sheriff
r. B. Lignowshy VS.. a. F. Lumm; re-
port OF sale OF warehouse heard; sac d.s-
approved and resale ordered after adver-
ussmsnt as required by former order.
Augusta scaener W. August schetfer;
Judgment Tor divorce as prayed.
Kate Eumon. VS. c. W Williams ct al;
report Of sale to Mrs, c. W. Williams
heard. with evidence therein; commission
er viii make conveyance on compliance
vl.h terms. 500 allowed commissioners
for Advertising commission and fees.
B. *. Jones e, al W. j. NJ. sam; leave
granted 0laiuln 20 amend.
Wilsan Houston vs.. Mary Houston;
Judgment for divorce as prayed aud costs
against pialHi1
El.zaba-h Maxwell VS.. j. W. Maxwell;
jud-mes: for divorce as prayed.
Mason. Campbell O. co, C., al vs.. A. r.
Res -a4l et all judgment for defend
1a-s.
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uaraes r!.n taNpayers, and an whose
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