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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07

Remnants for pants for sale at Greens.
 Examine millinery at Rogers. Great reduction in prices.
 Suits made from SIS up, pants made from s up. at Allaster & Co.'s. Oysters, dressed poultry, celery, cranberries, fruits. etc.. at Coffius'. '
 Regular preaching services at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath. morning and evening. conducted by the pastor.
 Deputy Sheriff Buggeln of Williams lodged two prisoners in the county jail this week. Both will be held lo await the action of the grand jury.
 Unusual high winds have mcurred in Northern AriznIa this week. Tues- day the wind blew hard enough t" make the oldest inhabitaut keep with in doors.
 The A. & P. new time card went il . to effect May 5. The changes at Flag staff are the discontiniapcr of Nos. 5 and 4, and schedules No. l, west hound, for 4:05 p. m., and N". ?, east bound, for S:50 d. m. NJ. 1 is divided at Williams, forming No. 5, while Nos. ? and 4 are consolidated at that place.
 Are you one of those unhappy people suffering with weak nervese R"men'' Der that the nerves may be made strong by Hood's Sarsaparilla. which feeds them upon pure blood.
 Hood's Pills are the best aftrr-dinnei pill; assist digestion. prevent constipa' lion. 25c.
 Deputy U- S. Marshal Morrel took Monroe Jo. dan to WinslOw this s,orn' ing for hearing before the United States Court Commissioner. Since iht resignation of John Vorles no commits sioner has been appointed for this county. Jnrdan is accused of violating the Cstron snti-prize fight law by en gazing in mill at Jerome few weeks ago.
 The temperance service conducted under the auspices of G"'d Templa' last Sunday evening. was very inter eSting and largely attended. Addr~sse of point and force wrie delivered b. the speakers, and the quintette. con sisting of Messrs. Rid, Wasson. Fl IiOtt and Edwards. rendered excrllen music. A collection amounting to $l' was taken for the relief uf the smtferini Armeniais. to be sent through the ke' Cross Associai ion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07
FOREST FIRE.

Hard Work for the Fire Department
 but no-Damage.
 Fire was noticed in the forest, about four miles south of the Arizona Lumber and Timber company's plant. Monday afternoon. but on investigation by the mill officials no apprehension was felt on its account. The strong wind from the south Tuesday, though. famed the flames into frenzy, and about 2 P. m. a call was sent into town for help, which was promptly responded to by the fire department and citizens gener. ally. At that time the fire had ad. vanced to within mile of the mill.
 The company had about fifty of its employees at the front with shovels and water wagons but their efforts were of no avail. as the fire was carrying every. thing before it. The men worked faith. fully until the fire department with the engine aud hose cart came to the rescue. Steam was raised in the Gem trai Ariznna locomotive and soon tw" water ears were in position where the best results c"ull b. obtained. Two streams of water were used to lh' best advantage under the able super vision of Chief Bush. aud at o'clock the lire was under control.
 Al one time it looked as though nothing could save the mill, and with the gale then blowing it would have taken hard work to protect the town. The origin of the fire is unknown, but is 'su' posed to have started from Durn- jug brush Ou some ranch. The com pany kept force of men on the ground all night to see that the flames did not spring up again.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07
HERE AND THERE.


 Movements of Home Folks and Notes About visitors. L. G. Smith of Seligman. was in town Monday. S. S. Aksr was up from Apache Maid this week. J. A. Spellmirs returned from Los Angeles Friday. Louis Baer. the wool buyer, came in on No. ? this morning. Dr.. R. M. Francis ot Williams. is in town on a professional visit.
 Charles L. SI.aar and wife of Chicago. are visiting friends in Milton. J. W. SparIing of the Postal. went east on repalr duty this morning.
 Court Perry, superintendent of this division of the A. & F., was in town yesterday.
 F. w. Sisson of the Arizona Lumber and Timber Co.,, is in PhOeulx on a business trip.
 A. Vanderwert, the wsll-known wool bu, CT, is interviewing our WOO! grow CTS this week. A. J. Crnse of the Downs Hotel dining rooms, Winslow, was a Flag staff visitor this week.
 Chas. N. Stark, associate editor of the Williams 'News." represented his paper in Flagstaff yesterday. c. M. Funston, editor of the Coco NlNo SUN, na,ie business trip m Albuquerque the first of the week. T. J. Carrigau of Prescott and | Timothy Green aud wife wore regis tered at the Hawks HOte! this week. U. s. District Attorney E. E. Ellin' wood returned to Phoenix Saturday tG attend tho session Of the Supreme Court.
 L. o. Cowan of Kingman. the popu' lar and efficient recorder of Mohavt county. made his first visit to Flagstaff Monday.
 Mrs. A. T. Cornish, Miss Els Hawks and Robert Graham formed : party on No. Friday. to attend ths Masonic ball at Winslow.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard, superintendent of missions of the M. E. church ir Ay,z"na, is visiting the churches |" the territory aud is here to-day. | w. L. Pinnry of the firm of Pinne! & Robinson of Phoenix, WAS in tOwl Itn,la, in ,hr interest of the Sterling hic,c clc. Mr. P,nnry is an enthusiastic advocate of bicl cir sports. and will i' here at the meet in July with dclrsa iiUn from Phnrnix.
 Father Dille of Bisbep, and Fathr Qurtu of Present., were passengers Oi No. Friday morning en route t' rrance. They were accompanied thi far by Father Granj"n wh" will hav' charge of the Prrsc"tt parish durin, the absence of Father Quetu.
 N. c. Collier, one nf the associate jus, ices of New Mrxico; Q. N. MarrOn master in chancery of the A. < F. rail road; T. N. Wilkersou and NJ. F Hayes of Albuquerque. visited the Grand Canyon of the Colorado thi' l .,,,,..,,s,,y ". ooAar
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BuckIen's rnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, cOrns and all skin eruptious. and posi- lively cures piles. ol no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Bran. neu. Flagstaff. Arizona.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07

Tn, CoCoNrNo SUN Is pleased to contribute ,u nmhI, matters. but all notices of festivals, m ,n,rs meetings of societies, suppers, enter !srS .s,nn,ent, and mention of marriages. births .a nd deaths beyond the regular announce Sn% S'ant will be charged for at regular rates.
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illustrations

C0nvey the hest idea of the beau,i,s of a town. The forthcoming Special
 Illustratpd Edition of the SUN will b cOpiouslv illustrated with half.tone en. gravings "f city scsnss. the Grand Cspyou, vtG
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

uI,on,racts and bills for advertising pay able monthly
 Advertising rates given upon application pus,rcss locals 10 cents per line for 6rst In ..r,ion and cents per line for each subse- ouent insertion
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DIED.

CALLAHAN-In Flagstan, Arizona, May ?, 1S96. Josephine Eva. infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Phillip Callahan. HOCHiIERFFER-In Flagstaff May [, 1se6, Edward Clyde. infant son of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. HUchderffer.
 Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church at p. m. Friday. May S, 1898. Friends and acqua,ntances of the family are cordially invited to attend.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-07
BORN

DECK-In Flagstaff. April g, 1898, to the wife of Geo. Deck, a daughter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

as to the Aicalie bolt Ii I. known tha;
great majority OF both the sold ana s.l-
YER democrats :rown upon TIRE move.
hsJor bugat. an old line democrat. has
been heard to remark tia; 81 would lie
safe TO bet that Governor Roberts would
not ret more than twenty-five votes II
this county. An Influential member 81 tbs
popu!!tt party IN ;ia.s ccrEfsssS !olai DIS
trict. In speaking Of Ii. old Alcaldc sll
II was ryse on the part al MS IEsty 10
bring him cot In order 10 1.vlas the Co.
mcctacy 10 that their usan e-oAli No ele5l-
Ell He said TIE 5cy-lsts had ~tt Cor.
gotten that Il was nrdeT MS a1--. 1858 ra.
lion aud By his cooperation tnat inE.,
part OF the public ac an yass-a 'afc tf.
hands Of tho tig -, siea.es Ny" s4.a
he. I'VE populists hate Roberts worse iA4-
the 6cvll hafees hcly water
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vision Of the Sunset today and worked
vary smoothly. Mr.. NJ C. Mayberry, for
merry OF this city. Is ono OF the CUTE
Keepers and was on No. l5l today.
Mr.. George Heck, city marshal, has APP
pointed ex-Murshal Al +. Leuchner as his
deputy
The N VS. was received here yesterday OF
the marriage IN sun Antonio OF Mr.. Chris
,ophcr Buhlor and Miss Daisy Maruchee u
OF ttat city. Mr.. Buh.er Is the son or
Mr. Theodore Butler. cashier of the First
Nationag bank OF this city and was raised
IN Victoria. where he is well known and
very popular. He will reach hero today
with his bride.
Tho next dance of the F. +. V. will be
given next Tuesday night ut the Scheutzen
grounds pavilion.
utv WI ss,,eriff ~ "a nr I Sullivan '' 'e'
Nr George Tying left yesterday for
Butte Mont on mining business.
Mr lnmcs Rover has sold the Ice manu-
featuring machinery to Mr.. James Ham!l-
ton Of iIouS on.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.

Good Roads Meeting Held and. Commit
tee Named Ditch Abandoned.
beaumont, + xla, May l5.-Pursuant to
, ,,ti tss,,od hv rountv Judge GRAY n
N,'' ''"," '' .,., -.
puodiy number Of representative eiu]en'
Of jefferson county assembled at the
rn,,rt hnnsa Inst ,iuht to organize and
co-opt faie IN the moVeinehe W secuie
good county roads ana drainage through
out th. coast country.
w. va. '.'. ,,,.a . a,,,,,,
county 'uuse n'aS ca"eu 'ne i'ee'.ns
To order. He tersey stated the OBJECT
ana iu no unc ertain LANGUAGE announced
t,r,yIf 4, h,rr,,n, ,,ith tho movement
XXI W. w. '','' u't,in@ness In land his
'''' -, ~, -, t,'i,,, .noui a sli,
en- g., ~, ~ az az vi H.. ,,nyrment
~ 49,, ,i' - ,,S,.,,ry ra,iv Tor pre
Inn. pnsin,ss - ,,a po,t Ar,,,r
M'; - ~ lsl'S o. '"S -, ,,,aN,
i,,.'u .' ''].'~a 80 ~ crsan,yatton ana
~ r. 80 ,,,,lis tse n,,asiion
sel ~ epl'H' .''a 20 '''iHi. ' lie nx.
sl teN;ai 'NHN "l' lht.ll,srn..s -,
iiint1 3'A' ,'G ny ~ vs. I'm III rson
ihAH orr ny 'h'h"' ''''' W ,,,,ri,
VVu'isi ovV-H5y M VII M rooI
rca i''.t.'es, Wis contemplated
re- NJ. re,,,,,t ,rmxas Coast
-" NO tt''Nd ~ VIZ iV''t'' 80 a., ~
lll@Aliph as oVi" .."H a. .i a. ~ has,
NhNl mre'lus rNtIF Vo3AsS i" W.. Nu 90
country "'' iNt''t ,r -, ,,,,s .
ine'u' a. "" was HnN'Nn WIN az S'' T.. :,
l"5n lhA' 'oini nos eA-sl cA''s' 49,
~ ltt@', . ....,.,, .ha, 1,,ice Ed
Mt Soy i'h u'1'e. - 2,.,oar
i cr1y hc elected PERMANENT ch..r'i nan
OF the le!l'rson county 5000 noaus aia
"@ ,,a,,,,,,' ',i'' vo ,,,
On motion : II. Mc'ai! was e'e0'eu
perm ln,eai HeeresarS' 49,. tho c,,,rn,n
app ri committee hVe 10 a'te 1',
We eoAst country cphNeutloh !" ~ ~
In Galveston JNnt 4. an" NC ihollo'' re'iie
i -, yYNs ',,,'s,.,,,.51' 4 D. Kelley
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BUSINESS MATTERS


Rrentam, Texas May H. Ed Muller,
Dealer in queonswnre, Toys and novelties,
assigned last evening naming Il Wlegand
~ trustee. for heneht OF creditors LA
hities fliis o. divided as follows.
Mrs, Kohor. rent. Brennan, so; Mrs.
Bertha Miller. ncll,illc. 500. II. Mueller,
500. rau Grnirc. Brcnhnm. So; Herman
Nt..,nor $40 Reichnrdt Recker \ CO..
500. Estate OF H. Fisher, sl25 Werner \
pohoi,. s7.2S. Winkelmaun \ Eohne, ~
Reicharit u sc"lhorst $40 X HOFFMAN
81 Mrs + krentzlin s.. l.. n Harrison
manager. $40. wallis landos y co, Calves
ton 81 -, l., srrnshurg y co. Austin
| Si5j. 4 H. Thompson \ Co. Houston
81 q: GalN ositun Nrnu cominny, galveston
s. 50, r., Net2cnanor. ~, LOUIS, - W 200,
Ilutie 4 Simpson. Isallns. 10, tns F'ls'
A 90. Galveston. soc Total, sii4s.oS.
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MULKEY AT McGREeoa

McGregor. Texas. May N.-Is
was the busiest day yet In Tie ]
here. At 10 a. m. Rev. Vaughan \
preached AS usual. the teaehsr I
pills of the public school mar:ia
body to this service.
AT 2:3U p. m. u thirty minu';
meeting was held at Julius .
blacksmith shop, Gulledge' I'M.
ler's dry goods house and WlA1|
hardwar" store.
Mrs. Muilley arrived on me ~
ana addressed large audience 4
tabernacle a p. IN. on .Pelsaha
She viii address the ladies' 4
Dance" next sunday morning Z
Last evening Evangelist Man|
iect was The Christian, ragaa1
mentioned and discoursed y X
In the platform; "Subm;S,eS.
"Re sii,i,iou'' and "coniessoa
From tine 10 time the m
hlled With people and u s. ssi,i
are well pleased with the pls,', II,
a uumber have given theH =
church nj mhorship.
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1liIn cLANs IN rnANIs.

Austin. Texas, May h-ine uohoN'"''
savocat.s or fre. silver viii hold mass
IN. etinrn Ia this city tomorrow night 10
sniect iheir delegates 10 III" county CON
yoirion To be- voted for al tho primaries
on June D. ON May 70, al r. M. thoy WIN
hold nnsa meetings la the county pre-
oincts for the game purpose,
Chairman Tips of the Hnti-froo tilNerlto
democratic organization requests that ~"
su-cuilcd gold men meet III IN, oiiy on ihr
night Of May Is TO select the delegates
whose names they wish 10 offer AT the
June primaries, and that In the county
precincts they meet for the same purpose
on May rs ut y y. IN.
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PENSIONS TO TEXANS.

The following Texans have been granted
pensions:
Issue Of April -Origlnal--Erdman Ell
mel. frames Mil, Conal county. Mexican
war willow Reheoca carer. "a 'acie tviiI
hlnney county. Widows lniian wars,
hinellne Gentry, Whnivllle, Comanche
conm,y' nellie Bell. Bellville. Austin
- Issue Of April 29-supplemen
'nhe, i.irsromh, 1ipsoomb county. Mex
&an VAR NNryisor-Nicholas X. Ferguson.
F2r' Worth, Tarrant county.
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ARANSAs PASS HARROR.

San Antonio. Texas. May lN--Thomas II.
Fnnukln. this city. received notice from
Baltimore. Nd, today that lie had been
elected president OF the Aransas Pass
nnrhor company lie has accepted. /.
IL not yet known who viii be appoint
general manager vice Brewster Cameron
pieled TO place the l,onda necessary g
complete the work and tho contract VII
he let to Clarke 4 Co. OF iaivsstoh IN .
few days III win take 100000 10 com
nlete the hreakwater according 70 tns
ss,t.,,s ana ar,e<h ncn ions Of the engineers
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TWO AcQuITTAN

Palestine Texas, May ~. =. Il
court today, in the case .. ' 4,
u. A. Durham. eS-c', AZ, rrs|
with an attempt to mu'O s,ter ID
lat December. the 'u," ,.s hin
YIN In the case 4 the shsrsSth.r, "
lex who shot his own ihvT,osstIaI
Hath last fsli. The jury O''''''
dit Il not gum"
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
roIer voKru pKNsDYTERy

III ~ Nv 7 II 7 'N7''F'7 7 -
At.lepe. Texas. May 70 An adjourned
ts.,n ~ tne Fort Worm pr"stytery which
tas been In n,sslon az tnc llNt rfeahy-
.-rau rnircn OF tins CITY, a!journei
:. e4neziny ilrht h.. H. Lawrence %as
srsa.aed - pastor ~ TINS chnre h Kes
.ytsrlnn church OF Fort Worth. prca"hc /
~ ordination sermon and Rev lti I'vf.y
Of rDiofado nctrd as moderator Tho ntNt
.~.stor w.ll be held NJ Eiaasll'". IA Dung
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Mss
THE PRIZES

SIX months course in either shorthand
ana iypewritne. bookkeeping or teie-
ApAy Ia the Houston Commercial Coz
lese 20 tie one Young lady oyer y years
%. Aee ~ Harris county AND abe one out
ie 4f Harms county securing sac larsesi
rAuter " coupons b, fore noon May IS.
.,'- tc Ast v.i bee published Ter tAo last
ii.e ~iiiay :r,ruirs. May H. unNl after
iae contest closes.
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on the progressive move to M. 1
mark. the reporter will state thii 3
tropolis of the West, Ell CarN I
represented henccfcrth by two M
stead of one. Rich lands, viii &
tural advantages unsurpassed, tuI
the tide of people this way. III
Will appear the Wharton Popullg
will labor in the interest Of Whans
ty. Mir. 7. j. Johnston Will e ia
control, Mr.. JOIN ston, by his ftfA
this State since 1850. comes 10 hi
with ripe experience and spleni; I
cations to do good work !ur thsS
The paper starts on with lihtn /
age from people over the sntl,t 1
To meet the demands Of the tnf|
Campo Eagle is now publiiha
weekly. The editor and prcpncl
Orr. has made a signal suct.g
infringement and the good wsft |
Paper is appreciated by all class.a
pie IN a substantial way thronsss:
immediate section.
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rATENrs 10 TEXANS

faivn;s granted to citizens OF Texas
'~ me week ending May u. reported
e,'pnsn me Office Of ]. + Rcale. solicitor
ton, l.. G.. ~ w. ""S"'"s-
IA =, A. Arnold San Antonio lifting Jack.
r@n Gtraud. Dallas. trunk.
te ~ =, hife. Austin. wire and picket
august schoenfelder, Brennan. sweep.
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after NO hours hallo,inr he following
1tke, vas nominated. For county Judge.
J ., Ncry rsii. Jr f1r county at:orre.
A VI. C1uphoa .or county cl,rk, NJ &
" smack sis-ric. cierk p Is. Thompson .
lax a~sessor + y Lewis. tax collector
r W rsarce she-N " 2 i.cf IN ;-eaS-
Arss, John y. Tesrsi.; surveyor. i. /.
ia e-1s
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w O nm en-

Who are nervous, weak, worn cut
with local troubles find pure broad.
nerve strength, and perfect !.ea!ih IL
Hoods Sarsnparilla.
We do not say '!ie ADORE - ra.ae
false hope. 1t has been the e1pesi-
encc Of many, very mary women IN
those intensely trying peripdt wb.gA
demand and consume 80 much
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headaches come from disssS
her sex. Possibly the snss,s s
the headache will be nefvorss s
gestior, while the eause y h
though, of. The organs dIs;,s..
are more vital than any otbs, y.
woinan's body. Any trouble .i,S
the whole body. Il NAV ~ !
symptoms which are eh,n,,:
dozen disorders. Thoussrd, \ y
men have been treated n ~
thought to be indicated /, ~
TENS, when the real tfuuSt =.
deeper and more serious. MEy
vorite Prescription Wa eoupa,.s' i.
sole purpose Of relieving vcmns,s
lila and pains very conmmI, '. l.
the uncomfortable inhefi1sc ".
1t cures where really good pi,,;s
failed. Thousands Of wonss 49,
that after taking treatment ~ p
physicians without beue6t A. N
Prescription " cured then ess,,.'s
quickly. 1t has been nd ~
years, and has an unbrokss ~
cess. The afflicted womia m 4
mediate relief and ultimas =,
"Favorite Prescription ft,nhuI
about it--tliere Is no question ~, n
woman who iesitates Il iuyitrl 4 !
one-ccnt stamps 10 cover oul, 4, =
mailing n copy Of Dr.. piefce,, \
Sense Medical Adviser. hi, NJ
work contains full informatiou h
Piercc's medicines, with tie M
photographs of hundreds q NJ
have been cured by the. vuIl
remedies, also giving their mans I
dresses, besides plain, cles, IN
about all of the organs Of the srsI
and their functions. 1t has easlHi
precedented sale Of $4,000 eosie !
q copy. Thus the expense Of ps,,
has been betrayed, and now snm,
will be absolutely given away. la
that this book is not a met, ,.,c
pamphlet, but a genuine stand,as
1903 large pages, over 800 illusr,s.a
of them in colors. Address Vol
pensaiy Medical Association, sshA
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poLrrica ~ JErFgfeoN corNrY

,ra ,te brm.oaracy ~ jefferson Conn'y
beaumont. T,2np nag ~ py virtue ~
a,pbo,iiy yo,tea IN me as ohhInan Of the
d.,no,,.tb. o,~catiya committee of lcifor-
ron county. lersby cali county dom
ocrnifr .oasauilon 10 be hold at tho
onufi hnna. 10 uo city "f icanm9n',
TeAaa. a. b O'clock y. m, on luhIN, +'"S
n n b Mclt~yn"id". 'h''l i'au,
me ropulirfs hie 90 meet N Cunt
convention iu thia CITY tomor'"w anu
len aolagai,ss 10 attend the Fnilppp Hp"',
tr.if,s ,outrnfinns. n iB rumurrh ihh'
Il, tynnrriiou VISA nominating delrSh Ne
mo pupa, white In cOnvrnilo on. wlll ni.u
nominate "A ticket for county "l"p''N' NV
IL Douceite, chairman OF mo my
white rapubliunn executive comm tee o'
th. Second congressional diA',len
called n ronyontlon 10 meet In thiH cry
t,uo,rny Ia select two delegates 10 ih'
National republican cenvcuiloh' "h'N'
meet. IA st Louis June ~, lAJp'
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CLOSED ny ATTAcuMENT.

Commerce, Texas, May l5'-The dy
goods firm OF w l.. Thompson * GO. Of
ms place WAS closed yesterday by at
tAchment by Cou X Sargent OF 81. Louis
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GnIMEs COUNTY TIcKnr,

Eavasc u. Texas. May i6.--At the county
convention held IN Anderson yesterday
lion. r. r. burlington WAS chosen chair
man, and Ward fempleinan and Henry
t.eWh yeeretariea ....s -
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pgt many viii rail wen he contest
Ger
am certain. before l return to IN $40
That 500 coupons vii !! tae ti-e ~.
Ana The contest VIII I'D "a ecu
Gayle. = ON a Frcrd
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PROSPEROUS Ell CAMPO.
~ campo, Texas. May li,--Is any fur
'her proof Is necessary 70 show that The
western side OF Wharton county Is taking
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nnn rRlENps ARE WORRYING.

con,cr' Editor,
Houston. Texas. May n Dear sir, En-
eli SD plcaAe lind Is coupons, wn'oh nlac"
tn the credit Of MISS Georgia Milic,,n NJ
Mona. Texas know h.r personally she
u a dosciViur Young lady | TRUST my
East Texas friends viii rally 10 her as
sistanCc. Yours truly, II. W. AQlgCs.
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INST GlRL IN TOWN.

Contest Editor:
Ilorston Tcxas, May II twenty two
aolIcns for Miss Edna GaYle. Vote tor
her, boys She Ia the best eirl IN town
Gnrvoy j. Rradhurn, Years OLD
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MARINE NOTES.

Matters haze been very quiet In mara
tim" way Of late ANA r.li continue 50 for
thu remainder of the summer unless the
cont mplated regular freq ght and passen-
ger Steamship lines Snpnid be- estabiish. .i
meanwhile. II Us mot "Xpected however
thai these win begin active operations
p'lor the openlnS Oh the FAN and winter
season.
The barken'lne Eliza l. NJ Meneiny ar
l.5n tons OF coal
Ihe schooner ralofa Fletcher master
armve! from Newport News today with
McRac
me ship British Isles VIII ch fas clear,
FIR New York in ballast. has towed down
to Nc roads ana VIII 40 To sea on the
lrsl fair wind
The Spanish steamship Ida Arana mas
ter cleared for Liverpool his norniul;
win 3l'S bale. OF cotton weighing .,06 ~
go to sea tomorrow
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