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INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

FL propietario que sussribe ofreco las CO.
rnodas Y ventiladas habi5aciores DO eats
Hotel todos los puertorriq 5 ext4ar :
geros De trausito 8 estadia fla en- Haif}.
En- el estableci miento 90 habla ing6e
frances, espanol taliano. Trato quito; Ger
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en al aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizotonl para los pasageros
enfermos que seran tratados cen esmerads
solicitud.
f GONzALO MARIN
Enero D de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

ballo bayo osenro, p ticalzado con una es
trelia en- Ia freute
No, sehor, Clio el palafrsnero 4
montaba aver I5oliuo, que es este que veis
ahi
= Y en Ia escolta del principe no habja
nlngua cabaslero que trajese un caballo CO.
noe! que 70 digof
No oonozeo nadie que tapga IN caba-
10 semeiante
-Esta bieD. dijo Moasoreau con cierta
lmpaclencia, al verlo POGO que adelantaba
en- sus pesquisas esta bien, gracias: ensilla
ne a Rolar do
iQaere yuestra sehoria a Rolandoi
trario2 WI
No, senior, antes bien ell escudero d. 81,
aiteza ne Ia eneargado de su parte oDe
po1ga todos los eab4llos de la cabsleriz4
vuestra disposition
No habia medic de enfadarse contra IN
prineipe que tales atencioues usaba.
Monsoreau hizo una senal con la cabez.
al p4i2frenero, Ell cual Sc puso en.iiIar 81
Gaoallo, J hacha esta opetaci6n le dssat6
aei peseFre, le puso ia brida J Sc 10 estrey6
oye, dijo este tomanao la brida re,
pondeme res
De buena gsna dijo ell paIafrenero.
! Cu4ntos suicide tienes 81 afo
-Veinte e,eudo
9uleTes ganarte en- IN mcfne..fo diez
ahos de salario
II Pardiez dijo el na,..s,n.aa.~s'->>~
como mo ios o ne g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
CAPITULO LX
DONDE Sc DEMUEsTRA QUE LA GRATTTUD ERA
UNA DE LAS vTRTUDEs DEL sENOR DE
SAN LUG.

Al dia siguiente Ell que ell sehor de Monso
reau habIa hecho tan triste papel ertse los
concurrentes la mesa del duque de Anjou,
clrcunstancla que lie habfa Waldo el permiso
de acostarse antes de concluiIse la cena, Sc
leyanto ell montero mayor muy de madruga-
da bajo al patio del palaclo
Pensaba buscar al pajafrenero que habia
ensillado a Rolando ell dia antes, sacar de
el 81 era possible algunas noticias acerca de
caballos.
Halloe CD efecto: entro primero en- una
vasta cuadra, en donde cuarenta caballos
magnifcos rumia ban sgradablemente la pa
JAY la avena de los angeyinos.
La prlmera mlrada del conde fue para
buscaI Rolando: Rolando Sc hallaba en- su
sltlo Sc dlstingufa entire los de mejor boca
La seguuda mirada fue para buscar al pa
iafrenero; el palafrenero estaba de pie con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
/ ARA OARRETERA

Sc vessde cGss ssita9 de sss valoy, ,s7sa ma
qsssssG trstssradora dc psedrG Dse,as4da para CO
rseeeyas, con sa ca2dera DENTS psesGs, ess
asssy 5s@,s estado 9 rsarttaeSc de rcpasssSo.
E7 qsse Ia is:tesese l5tseGs e5iFsgsTse don R0-
5eFt0 Graham, So esta ci,sc!ad
P,3zsce, Ee6rero II de 1884.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

-Si, ,Pero dcsciseta eseuaes - AVS
cantdad Que bien s1ersse aHe II homb-e :
time algtn rabsio cara .1,ns1la
Sin dDdn, seflor core t3r - no rrs
niego hacer diligencras p.rs s.t,.~ls.
-vamoa, diio el conda. "a hae-- -lnn
tad me sgTAd3; aquf tiencs diez - das ia
r. empozsr, "a YES que DO p,sd.re.s 4
TEMPO
GraciS., -c1or conde
-D!raa al princip - que IL do : r-oon
Ger 81 bosque pxsa disroner Ia p4r.aa 6e
caza que me Ia encargsdo
Apenas aeaba q coadc dc prcnun. lar csfes
paiabras, los pasos de IN racisn ilexsao ii
cleron sonar la paja volv!oss No. .orsau
exclsm0
-S.nor de Bury
-Buenos dias, actor de Eanaofs.u. III
BUSY iyos en Arg-rs! ique uilse ),
llabaiS melJ.
Y 10 estoy en- sfecto. dijo B7.4. ro-
$50 hece echo dias que n he sel. 10 10 f.
ciuoao' el mealco me teuis msI d. 10 rssoss
absolute Hole vais Iaoltsr. Rsl4uao
.eSun pArece; y 30 10 vsudl =. ssaar auQee
"e hoJon, 5. A e4ts k2n e.enteltD COZ :.
que is fnonts casi todos les di4s
honsoreau sc pnao palido
9l' alJo, como es tan sxcslento a. imsl..-
no hsbeis tsnido nsl ojo, dijo Bussy
on no es hoy Ia primsra W qus le
mohto, replico el conae SSH syer en- Il.
por ESQ os ha dado g2na de lIsvsrcsls
@~pi, dijo q conde.
erdonad, sfsdi6 Busy, :n5 d,c,eis que
pren&rarnos una p2rtida ds G. M
~ principe drses correr u cis.vn
&c IDS nav Lac E 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

8 sea esStracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudoridcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
! FL mas conocido, SECURE y rdp1dc
purlfcador de la sangre!
Cous1rva ci CUTS sssco V Hbye de
erNScs nes Y g2anos!
Puedcn usarlo hasta los ninos.
Dep6sito: Eornsacfa Central, de J
errer.
q mi 3 V. .. 5. Nvbre. de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

-Hijo mio, tengo much Is aaflos pocas
fuerzas, Ia nuerte me esp,LA quiza al volver
de este viaje, pero 10 hare tan rapidamente,
que llegar6 a Anglers antes que los amigos
de vuestro hermano, vuestro hermano mis-
no. hayan tenido tempo de conocer 10 que
pueden.
-lOh, madre mia, nj buena madrel ex
clamo Enrique con efusion de idbilo be
sando las manos g Catalina Siempre sois
mi apoyo, mi bienhechora, mi providencia
-Es decir que soy. aun reina de Francia,
murmuro Catalina miranda su hijo con
tanto desprecio como ternura.
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Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desapareoen los bar
res y Is picazon que producen las erup-
clones 81 el cuerpo. Es 81 verdadero 'squi-
-dolor. Sc usa en- friceiones Sc apl-
Ga en- ochenta casos distintos.
Vendeee en- Juana Diaz-barrio de Hato
pI erco-casa dol inventor solan4ente.
Mayo 4, 1855. a.
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SHORT fEXA> SPECIALS.

PAI-EST tNE-Cottou Is coming in Al
q N"Fy Alely rate now and trade Is good
hANNEk-An epidemic Of measles has
the Holidays. '''''
SAN ANTONfO-A drunte, man
to hear tie crash.
Observation-Disclosures tho storm
some ono cut the glass door i'm J. r.
Nlrouds hardware house large enough Ia
extract about eight reech-loading shol-
NELASCO-Gt is reported that another
heavy land deal IL on tnp in this comfy.
involving many thousand dollars aud on
o. 1Ha hnest sugar plantations In the
MuMFoRp-Cotyon Is all gathered
| here and principally marketed Farmers
nav begun blowing, preparing their
anus Tor another crop. Acreage win be
| about same as this year IN cotton.
san ANToNto-M- NJ Russell, an
| employe IN the Gu.r Shore railroad
| {Selrass, ish m front or a moving engine;
| and crushed, causing instant death.
| sEYMOUR-John e. Damron, who was
| arrested Monday on "A charge OF rape
committed on the person Of his wlte's
| sysar-o!d sister. waived examination To-
Sss sll ana was 'e"""d'd to jail without
| ALVARADO-Pope & Costello's store
was broken into last night an their safe
robbed. The burglar unlocked The safe
without breaking a single lock or COM
birauon. The loss IL not exactly known,
but II is over 500.
| NAVAsoTA--A new hose company has
bten otgenized. with the following roster
Horace Knox foreman; Frank Spann. as
smtaht. Wallace Brosle. second assistant
Joe A, Harris, secretary: shields Nor
wood, treas Tin O'Connor, Johr
priscoll, Tom Roilo. Gus Mittancl,i
snann, Norwood and Brosly are delegate
10 tho department.
HpNIiAM-News reached here today
that last Saturday near Orsngevillc,
sinsii town ten miles southwest of THU
d Slty several children went down In TIL
knollphi 10 see sbmc wDodmen cuttin,
ISown trees the little fellows got in IA
Ney of q falling tree ami a child Of.
other tehlidrch badly crippled.
ENNls-D; c. Forrest was shot an
killed here last night on the way HON
| from the city mission services. Forres
| had carried his daughter ana i.uii
| Rogers 70 church. After services Ed
| Gable nnd Bob Hensley started 10 tax
10y going with Lula Rogers. Hensiev
q young clerk. Forrest was a cistcrl
builder aud member OF Joe Hook a
rest. C. a. r.. Hensley is held Tor "a
examining trial tomorrow.
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downpour Of water at an early hour this
morning. This was followed by cool
norther and tonight the sky Is clear ana
the atmosphere fresh and invigoraung.
MIR. c. II. Ftgley, focal manager OF the
Port Arthur Land company, tnis after.
noon received a TELEGRAM Announcing that
Presiden, Il. l.. Martin and Chief Engineer
Glllum OF the Kansas City, Pittshufg and
Gulf ra lroad would arrive In lscaursont
Saturday on special train. These ON
clals corus to Beaumont to visit Port Ar
thur,
Another surveying corps arrived from
Kansas CITY last night and this morning
left for Port Arthur. This corps will sur
yey the ship channel that is TO be dug
from Port Arthur to deep water at Sabine
Pass
I, II. Thompson & Co. Of Houston yes.
terday sold In hcauneN car each OF
apples ami oranges, The sale was made
BY Ed Stedman, the hpstling iravesinE
man for the firm.
The Western Jnicn Telegraph com:
pany's crew OF linemen today succeeded
In pulling 100 feet OF cable out OF the
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
District Medical Society Elected Offclri
and Adjourned

District Medical Society Elected ofleers
and Adjourned.
Austin. Texas. December ia.-The Austin
District Medical society held Its thirty
third quarterly meeting here today. ana
after the discussion OF a brief programme
elected officers for the ensuing year as
fellows: Precedent A y. Denton Of Aus
tin. first vice president. c. r. Forbes Of
Round Rock. second vice president. 7 J.
iSner 81 Austin; SECRETARY 9nd ire;asuTer'
;. +. Hudson OF Austin. J. w. AcL.angh-
In OF Austin ara a. Jay Sibley Of Carl
we're elected 10 ill vacancies on the board
nf censors IN place oi :. 2 Daniel and
" J. Matthew'S q Austin. whose terms
nave eNp.r~i. Drs. O.. T. King OF Elgin
ara Joseph :. and O. Il Warrior Of this
cFy vera elected members There were
bout thir'v members 81 Attendance and
i1t local members erttrialnei them 90
VIII - held here 81 March.
DAMAGE SUIT,
s-l; was fled On the Fiits-thiri district
court here today asains, the Wels-Farso
E'V7r.ss company hy !. g, 40 @ for Syn
damages. Plaintiff alleges that. while get
.uE 81 package from 10" company f. office
here NOV r-.,ser p or "a liea % cents charges
were claimed 20 be Gue ana wni-h De r.
employees % tte office aul forced 20 alye
uu the package I{e now Hues for tne
pac kaee Valuei a, SIS, ai1 asks So" adj
Sut WIS 1lso a.ci aeairs' a. It Martin.
proprietor e. rye Aus-'r LINE works ar
McNel 9s j 70 Miller ac hlruet r.ainur
r..tslc-, aas.s stained Whit. lcadr =
/ l1ne cars % ne works.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Tlepresent Peck q Grayson IS II the
.'tt or n-sieess
He7reaen.a,lye Blair Of san Antonio Is
u t.l city or huet.rss
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SUPREME COURT.

Austin Texas. December l9.--Proceed-
ings of the supreme court today;
Writ of Error Gran,t d--Nan Wlpkle
Gin and Machinery company We. Citi-
Gems bank of Buffalo, from Dallas.
Wrts OF lirror Refused - Wills VS..
Moore ct al, from Hin; Minss VS.. First
National bank OF Gatesville. from Cory
ell; Saunders vs.. Kempuer ct al, from
Guadalupe; Galbralth ct al VS., Howard
II Hume, from Cooke; New York and
Texas Land company VS.. Gardner, from
L,,aSSalle; Missouri Kansas and Texas
Bell; Galveston. Houston and San An
tonic Railway company vs.. Worthy ct
NJ, from BcXar; Morrison vs. Staurer
Eshleman 4 Co. FROM Orange, Wlns
y Bro. vs.. Phipps ct nj, from Fort Bend
Durham. Buckley & co. ct al vs.. Nan.
dali, Chambers & Co. 81 al, from Tar.
rant, Kern ct al VS.. Reynolds et al, from
Jones,
RcheArinEs Rcfused--Temple VS.. Dodge
ct al, from III Paso; Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company VS.. Hogan
from Williamson.
Cause reset for January lS lSl6-Hous.
ton and Texas Central Railway com
pany VS.. State OF Texas, from travis.
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srcoNn coNTRAcT sIcNEp,

Roolport, Texas, December N.-Nice
President Sawyer officially notified Clark
u Co. on behalf OF Sir. Alexander Brown
that they had been awarded the second
contract for deep water at AransAs Pass.
All doubts Of thr great work being pusned
Ia speedy eoulpetion are now put o uisht
ard the sincerity Of Mr.. Brown and as
company In their pledge 70 sui!t 3 great
seaport at the pnss = established. Ie
first costract only called for fifteen feet
OF water and as this depth n.s now al
most been secured ana ALL oe 7ataiuei
about February / Il bs-caJne quest 3
whether the project would be permltJ,d
10 rest o. be carried out 70 permanent
success. Todays action settles The whole
business. IT means deep water aoso-I-. -
aud without fall.
The contract was awartcd THIS afternoon
IN the presence OF General Ma naEes Mon
serrste Of the Arkansas Pass "a way. MI
James c. Fulton ani other gentlemen. ard
tonight there "a h.g rejoicing IT. Rock
part and It's surroundings.
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KILLED WHILE ESCAPING.
Truo,c End Of Two Noted Mexican
Border Characters.
PREFERRED DEATH TO MARRIAGE
win . Mao She Did Not Love-Big In
dustry Seeking . Location.
Texas News.

paxie Pass, Texas. December e.-Epi-
s,men,o Mor.ne under sentence to be shot
for killing Gregorio Viilareal. assistant
chief OF police at c!udad Forfirio Dias'
Mexico, las, January. and Francisco Gar
cia. In jail FOX murder OF woman IN
Allende, were both shot dead yesterday
while attempting to escape from the JAN
at ciudad Porfirio Diaz. Morins AFTER
killing ylllereal escaped to this side, nui
was captured and extradited by Judge
Goggin. Both were noted characters on
the border.
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noNzALrs ls rnoarrRo1rs.

Gonzales. Texas, December l9-Gouzales
was visited last night with considerable
rain, which was needed Cotton has all
been gathered and very little remains to
be sold, and plenty OF rain during the
winter is needed IN this portion of Texas.
IN order to lac able to raise crops as well
as grass for next season
1t seems that the reputation OF Gonzales
county as beng a prosperous and healthy
county has reached the ears of home
seekers ali over the country, and 10y In
curry ~ the Office OF Tax Assessor Hop
settlers have come to this county within
the past twelve months 1t Is a common
thing now to see men Of all shades of life
so many have done this that II Is now
difficult; to Ind one as most OF them arc
pledged and, in fact, In the city OF Con
there is not an empty house to let.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20

Corpus Chrisd, Texas, Deccmber Is
The Post reporter Is informed thA' some
gentlemen representing q Northern co-por-
alton. owning patents TO cott-n 4e..ntrs
machine are investigating this portion q
the Texas coast 81 tl A view % 81 lr.Ts
"A favorable wife f-- the plant. 81, 10fp
water Is secured ~ A0ansas Pas. fte
pant nav hc located % Corpus lrr--ti.
TO the question where 8. WIN h- lc-ataf Z
not AT eithrr Rocknrri Ar1rsas Pass ur
Coruus Chrisl2 "Whr q. E4a.N estJu or
Texas City. preferably Texas CITY" roe
marked one Of the gentlemen now in the
city. In c-Hr4-ti1n with this plant VIII
ha constructed mill and ref merry TOR
the handling { nuts and cotton seed TNs
nil VII seek ''s raw material from Hon
duras and McTicc.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Damage by the Mind 70 Residence,
and Small Shipping.
AWARDS AT THE POULTRY SHOW
Hous' on Exmhits Scored Hirh In Som
Glasses south rrxs We'll Repre-
sented--Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas, December Is.--There
was a pretty strorg breeze blowing or the
island early this morning, the velocity
portion Of the time being az the rate Of
about forty-one miles an hour. AS a re-
suit TWO houses were blown down. one
on Avenue RI which was totally wreck
ed. and the other a small frame structure
rear the new bridge. Several chimneys
were blown down and slight damage done
in various parts OF the city. The wind
was from the northwest and heavy sea
Was running and the weather was so
rough that the Mallory line steamship
Lampasas ard Al English ship which had
arrived off quarantine could not come UP
TO the wharf and a bark and two schoon-
ers were sighted OF shore last evening
were blown out to sea Very little dam
age was done on the wharf front
Vns schooner Nettle lying IN the Tre-
mont street slip Was driven against the
eu4kee4d y tAe wharf with srrat force
an4 W1G.5 have sunk but for ine prompt
work 90 Captain @. Is. Moore eni others.
A barge belonging 70 tne Texas city
company broke .oose from Aer mo0rinss
or tre flats ami ran atpul OF the stern %
tno bark b, 7. c.. lying o. pier ~. The
barge ana bark We're saght,y damaged.
itc Wind WAS ecc ompaaied ~ q heavN
rain Toward nooa tha wind had sub
si4ed, the sun was shining brightly and 1t
has been growing colder since.
THE POULTRY SNOW.
Rainy ard d.sa-rcealia weather had a
rather dlscorug.ug effect Gpon the at
tendance OF visitors az the poultry show
Al tho start OF but considerable i'm.
provement was noted this evening The
classification and arrunee mcnt Of the
fowls are such as 20 afford the best ia
l..ii4s !cr jas pe. t-ol a4d understanding
a. N Uts. d |Ifa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20

10 fear n storm but after 4 hard ralr the
.ind vesred around TO TIE north and the
IN shone out brightly. much TO the relief
II many. Of our citizens. who have had
rrvicus experience with storms. The
large bloNpirc, es feet long, extending
rom the Wingate ndn 10 tho ice factory,
wss blown down.
The planning mill Of the Wingate Lumber
company mas been compelled 10 run until
10 O'clock every night this week to Ill
sor.e oricrs for which purchasers we're IN
a hurry.
The stock OF groceries oi J. {. Bland &
%, attached SeN eTal weeks ago by Eor-
hard ErGsAer & Co. Of Houston ami the
eston Fruit company, was today sold
- aNrfYOr
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EAST TEXAS CoNFERpNcr

TeNarkana, Ark, December l9.-lhe Eas,
Texas Methodist conference. which con-
Nened yesterday, assembled at Q o'clo-k
bishop keener. 9. \. Tower. 1. + Parss
W. +. DAVIS, II. +. Smith ana j. c Cam
were examined and admitted into III,
eSnneation, Ellis Smith was admitted Ia
elders orders 'NN ~
M II o'clock Bishop Lane OF the Colored
Methodist church addrcs sed the congrc.
cation In behalf Of the Lane college a,
Jackson, Tenn. In the Afternoon n, ~
O'Clock he preached TO white people M "a 5
christian church. The house was crowded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
HuNTsNILLN RrnGrr

Huntsville, Texas December is.--The
prison Ministries are making extensive
preparations for tho annual Christmas
concert At tho pen They gave their ar.t
dress rehearsal tonight, which demon-
class one. '''
Rev. Robert s. Stuart Of Pales,ine IS
announced to hold services at st So
phen's church Sunday after Christmas.
Efforts will be made to have him visIf
the parish regularly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
FARMER TAKES H1s ov.Y 1.1yv

Gainesville. Texas. December ls.--Jamos
Toihert. & prosperous farmer living near
Valley View in this county. committed SHE
eide asst evening By shooting himself WIZ
a pistol. In company with 1ls hrotrer-ir-
law, Collins, ne walked GU, TO the barn
collins ! want you 20 take care O. ms
FAMILY am going 70 kin myself"
lie took pistol from his pocket ana
fen' pa4l through ais brain. lie leaves
q Wife and several children
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A sEALEp VERDICT.

Cuero, Texas, December 1.-THE case
OF Nat Harris va the san Antonio and
Aransas Pass railway was tried this week
In the district court, The jury brought
n verdict yesterday, but pending n
settlement the verdict is sealed,
Both sides have announced ready In the
case of Letsch vs.. the Gulf West Texas
and Pacific railway. This case is for the
killing of MI Lctschs child about nine
years ago. and this is the third trial,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
CORPUS cnRIsrI cuL1INGs.

Corpus Christi, Texas. December H.
Four wagons, loaded with grading lmple-
ments, have been camped In the outskirts
OF the city for several days. hut lcft yes
terauy. one of the men informed The
Post reporter that they have been for
years following Up new railroads and se-
curing grndirE contracts.
Two hundred and i've calves were Shin
cd this morning over the Arkansas Pass
road Ivy Ed c. LIS safer,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
FIRST SUPREME DIsraM

FIRST SUPREME DlSlalCL
Galveston. TEXAS. Decerm ~
court of civil appeals this sartG ~
down decisions reversing ~ tssa
the following cases on aplal w v
county: VI. A. Morrill, " ~ ~
ct al; Kouutze Bros. Va s1I NY ~
al. S. NJ. Swenson Il sons W sa1hss N
eN ct al; G. +. Baeley. W. unn 49,. -
ct al. These C; ses involve lle ~
- large amount of the Great scIlsa s
road subsidy bends, issued BY inE
ty, the payment Of which w 4.
BY the county. rho county W. y
i'm the lower court, but now, y y
mcnt of the court Of appssh ~,
as to the plea Of Limitation iu'a'
to 81, 0o0 of the ISSUE. !, ~ h
NfGrmed-J. E. Milburn q nM,s
8. Il. c. Smith. from LATTE, ss
vlca ct al VS.. George euieA "
rayette. o.. v,rtt1
company, from Harris; :. .,r.uxI
Reversed and renamed 2! s ~
palties-Galveston. Harlsvar Il
Antonio Railway company :"
trLIr Galveston. :, ,hs cf
Chief Justice Garrett o. ~ y d.
On the cases OF Geosg u 4
Kountze Bros, s. NJ. sw sven. N
| Morrill, VS.. smith ct a., ay.,,i
If the lower court va N ,rrj,j
rendered About $1,000 ~, AI N
! the suit, These cases ..sswuy
! ility Of the twenty-yeAs ,,,sb c3ss,
/ Voted by the people Of S HIn,iss,s
| the Houston and Great ;. s HI sas
road in 1872, and issued :" 4 N ,A
| In 1873 by the county s oLh smlth q;
pletion OF the road through ' Jp II nj
| The court below. on the Invalid al
held that the bonds were , n ~ Ne Il
| dered Judgment in lav law, ~ ciya Il
| on the appeal the collr. y invalid
Via maj the bonds were mai y, i,i
! extent only that the ray, o ~ he ne ~
I failed to provide a funa ,S' /, ri 4
Of the annual interest a ,ysre nss,
am ,ha a Inc bonds wr s h
bends and that ins's,,iamlnts d y
we're barred by the ssA ~ thh y
lions As consequences Sont o.
,hn bonds were scaled a.UUousi
and are this this. added TO ths sI he n
nv limitation, will reou''
~ about so per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-20
ORANGE LOCALS.

Orange, Texas. December ls,--This morn
ing. while MIR. Sergeant was trying "a
suhdue a refractory calf. the animal bach
ed up agalnst hin with such foice as 10
fracture tho small bone In his right les.
TEls morning the wind Liew with great
velocity for two or three hours d1r.