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democratic Primaries in Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April ls.-The re-
suit of the democratic primaries in this
state for governor Saturday was close,
and the state is claimed by both sides
The prospect is said to be bright for
a sound money delegation to the ma
tional convention, and also for sound
money senator to succeed Mr.. Pugh.
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The German wre.tler WON.

ATHENS, April 13.-The final bout of
the wrestling contest of the Olympic
games took place Saturday and was won
by the German wrestler, Schuman, who
threw the Greek wrestler, Tsintah.
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Killed By n Trnin.

WHEELING, W. Va, April 1s.-Wm.
Nixon was found dead on the B. and o.
railroad tracks Sunday, having evil
IDENTIFY been run over by a train. His
body was found by his brother.
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Consul General williams All Right.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The state de-
partment Saturday morning received
an official dispatch from Consul General
Williams, of Havana, and therefore
infer that the rumor that he had been
killed Friday was unfounded.
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cBSold by Druggists, 7Jc.
Halls Family Pills, p cents

A CROWD Is not company, and faces are
but a gallery of pictures, and talk but a
tinkling cymbal, where there is no love-
Racon
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The Report Untrue.

KEY WEST, Fla, April 1.-THE re-
ported capture of the schooner Pearl
by a Spanish cruiser was a mistake.
The schooner is now ashore near Turtle
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Elections in Cuba.

HAVANA, April 13.-Elections for 80
members of the cortes were held Sum
day. The candidates of the union con-
stitutional party were the only ones in
the field, the other parties declining to
take part in the elections.
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Ex-senator InsaIIs Seriously iii.

ATcHrsoN, Kan, April 12.-Ex-Sena-
tor John J. Ingalls, is still confined to
his room by the severe cold which he
contracted on his trip few weeks ago,
and his friends are exercised about
him
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M.her ana siavin to Meet,

PITTsBURer, Pa, april lS.-Peter
Maher aud Frank p slavin will meet
n A.reuna fight before he Eureka
hub, hg Isiand City, N. Y, on May
y. fsr q purse Of q, 900.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16

The SHERIFF--You say that fellow who
broke Jail left message behindl" The
Keeper-"Yes, sir; here it is on this paper
Excuse the liberty taker "-Truth.
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Killed by q Train.

PORTSMOUTH, o., April 1a.-John
Philip Noel, a well-known farmer and
market gardener, was killed by Nor
folk & Western freight early Sunday
morning while walking on the track.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE house
committee on Indian affairs Friday or
dered favorable report on the bill to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors
to Indians to whom lands have been al
iottad
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FRS stopped free by DIR. Kline's Great
Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and e. trial bot
tie free. DIR. Kline, 93l Arch St., Phila., Pa
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Jeweler Assigns.

WARREN, o.. April he H. Hull,
Tor many years in the jswelry business
n Warren, assigned to Washington
Hyde. Assets of 5000 are equal to the
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WHEN kings make war no law betwixt
two sOvereigns can decide but that of arms,
where fortune is the judge, soldiers the
lawyers and the bar the ld.-Dryden
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16

For Whooping Cough, Piso's Cure is {
Throop Ave, Brooklyn, N. ", Nov. IA, '9i
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some people have moral sentiment who
have no moral sense. There is a stinction
and difference.-N. Y. Mail and Express.
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station Agent Held Up by Tramp..

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 1S.-At an
early hour Saturday morning two
tramps entered the station of the Lake
shore and Michigan Southern railway
at Mishawalsa, this county, and held
up the station agent, X. II. McGladery
and a friend, VIM. Lamphere, who also
was in the Office. From Lamphere they
secured s1.25, and from McGladdery 50
and pair of shoes. They overlooked
sleo which McGladdery had in one of
his pockets. After taking sil from the
till of the ticket Office the tramps
marched their victims to a box car,
where they locked them in and then
escaped
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16

WHEN two discourse, il the ones angel
rise, the man who lets the contest fall i
wise.-Plutarch.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16

A cLocKl with its ponderous ENDOWED
ments OF lead and brass, its pert or solemn
dizziness of ommunication.-Lamb.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16

AMAN's best friend are his ten fingers
Robert Collyer.
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A BORN FIEND.
X. n. Holmes Makes Confession TO
Twenp-Seven Murders.

Holmes Born with the Eyi, One His
Sponsor. and lie Has Been With Him
LIVER since-uc Murdered for the
Love of II Great Cruelty.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-16
New West virginia Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, April III C. Thomas
was appointed postmaster at Page, w.
Va, Saturday.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

VERMONT claims 10 have IL living ex.
governors.
THE yield of Vermont maple sugar is
very small this year.
AoALLoN was originally pitcher or
jar regardless of the size.
WHEN terrified the ostrich travels at
tie rate of IS miles an hour.
CmCAGo's registered voters are As, 900
in excess of the voting population.
ESTIMATES indicate an increase of
100000 bushels in this years corn
cop.
OVER Coo, 900 cattle are slaughtered
yearly for the manufacture of beef ex-
tracts
MARY BLACK, 69 years old, has been
arrested in Detroit 40 times for drunk
ssBness.
ELECTRICITY may he substituted for
steam in the Carnegie steel works, at
Braddock, Pa.
A NUMBER of Chicago carpenters are
striking for an eight-hour day at IS
cents an hour.
The wars of the last 20 years have
cost Russia 81, 775, DOC, 600 and the lives
of ga, 600 men.
A HANDSOME monument will soon be
erected 10 Gen. sherman in Lancaster,
n, his native city.
In Liverpool there is a movement
afoot for a monument to Mrs. Hemans,
native of the town
A JACKSON, Tenn, syndicate is con-
sidering the question of building a fine
theater in that city.
SiGRID ARNoLDsoN is TO sing at the
festival performances at Moscow when
the car is crowned.
FOURTEEN sea ducks were brought
down at a single shot by a hunter near
har Harbor recently.
NINE MoJEsKAs grandson was bap-
tised In Chicago Sunday, Calve and Jean
de Reszle being sponsors
MINERS from Spokane, Wash, have
made rich strike In the new gold fields
on the Colvlle reservation.
A tt RkIsH turban OF the largest size
contains from ten TO twenty yards of
the finest and softest muslin.
IT is stated that nearly one million
pounds of fur for hatters' purposes are
Nm the United States
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25
Decided by Jury.

It is'not uncommon for an English
Judge to try to raise laugh-and
strange to say, he usually succeeds
by affecting an infantile Ignorance Of
all things but purely judicial matters.
Sir Henry Hawkins not long ago asked
In court, "What Is hay?"
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger says that In recent libel suit
n strange affectatlon Of judicial ignor.
ance was evlnced by Lord Russell. Sir
Edward Clarke read, from n book of
the plaintiffs, description Of Chopin's
"umber.shaded head"
"What shade" asked Lord Russell.
"Umber," replied Sir Edward.
Eyes, but what Is that?" persisted the
chief Justice.
At this point the feelings Of the Jury
were too much for them. With unan.
unity reminiscent Of the PIRATES Of
Penxance," they chanted in expOstula.
tory chorus: Brown, my lord, brown"
and the trial went on.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25
No Relation 20 Strength.


It 70 very doubtful whether there q
any close relation between the power Of
walking and what Is properly called
physical strength. A Sepoy regiment
win walk q European regiment to
death, and do It on food which their
competitors would pronounce wholly
insufficient to sustain vigorous life.
A regular Hindustanee carrier with Q
weight Of eighty pounds on bis shout
ders-carried, Of course, In two divis.
ions, hung on his neck by yoke-will,
Il properly paid, lope along over one
hundred miles In twenty-four hours,
Q feat which would exhaust any but the
6egt.trainsd English runners. Many
classes Of Bengalese, who are q feeble
folk, seem In walking tireless; and It u
within the knowledge Of Us all that
many comparatively feeble men can
walk all day, and sit down at the end
Tar less fatigued than men who, In Z
struggle, would throw them In I'VE
minutes on their backs. Weight haA
much TO do with It. and lung condition.
and, above all, q certain soundness OF
the dnews, which has no more relation
70 the strength Of those sinews than the
tsnacity Of a fibre. silk. for example.
has to IT. bulk.
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Therapia. the NEWPORT OF tho East.

Therapia, the Newport OF tho Ease
This Newport Of the East was found.
"a some centuries ago by the Greeks
because Of its invigorating climate
Therapia signifying health-and to-day
% still the refuge In the summer heats
not only Of many Of the pashas and
other high Turkish dignitaries whose
palaces line the waterfront or crown
the hills near BY, but Of scores Of Eu.
ropean wayfarers and strangers who
want more air and less dog than can
b found In Pera.
Here. too, are the houses Of the sev.
sral foreign embassies, English. Ger.
man, French and the others, their
yachts and despatch boats lying q
anchor In front Of their gardens, the
6easses glistening In the sun.
And the charm Of It ALI The boatuP
crews Of Jack Tars In their white suits
rowing back and forth. answering calls
from the shore; the blue water-as blue
- indigo-dotted with caiques skim.
mdng about; the dog.carts with landaus
crowding the shore road. with footmen
In gorgeous Albanian costumes Of white
and gold, and with sash and scimitar-
oil make scene Of surprising bril-.
lancy and beauty, uncqualed by any
other similar spot In Europe. Diplo.
macy 10 never 20 picturesque 40 q
Therapia.-Century.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

dence OF his government. Lord Gro
mer was formerly European commits.
sioner Of the public debt In Egypt. He
was selected as one Of the controllers
general representing England and
France when the Khedive Ismail was
depOsed by the firman Of the sultan In
1870. 1t was about the close of 1880
that Tewfik Pasha became the ruler of
Egypt. Abbas soon found out, how.
ever, that there was no bending to the
will Of the English diplomat. Cromer
bluntly told him that II he gave any
more trouble he would be depOsed, and
realizing that the British emissary was
the master Abbas resigned himself to
the inevitable.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25
BRITISH MINISTER At CAIRO.
Lord Cromer Who Holds that Post IL
the Ruler Of All Egypt.

Lord Cromcr, the British minister Mt
Cairo. who Is the real ruler Of Egypt,
Is man Of the greatest ability In his
profession. He has quick decision and
immovable determination. Even since
his appointment In 1888 he has been the
cause Of no end Of anxiety to the
French, and for this, II no other rea.
son, It Is to be expected that he would
enjoy, as he does. the absolute conf.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25
How IL Worked.

yes" said the philosopher to hia
fsllow-philosopher, you will ind the
true basis Of human happiness con.
sists In the supremacy Of the will over
he dssires and the contempt one
learns % feel for the earth's greatest
dfoss-F1ches."
"Ah, how trusr' they replied.
Now" he continued, ITO illus
trats~
(which Of you gentlemen does this
smiling belong TOT" inquired the club
waitsr, picking up a shilling.
mel" replied the philosophers. 10 q
man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

Waiter-Wasn't your dinner salts.
factory, sir? Guest from the country
Tin daxed sort Of way)-Yes, the din
ner was all right enough. What
don't like IL the size Of that ere bill
you brought me.-SOmerville Journal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

"say, wilkins, that $ bill you loaned
ne last night was counterfeit" well,
yeu said you wanted It bad."-Nsw
Stgk Herald.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

"Hilloo. 10 this the feed sthore3
WIN, sind up at once bale Of hay.
two quarts Of bran and a bushel Of
oats. Who II It fhore? All, don't git
ny, It's fhore the horse."-Life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

Iouiss-"How do you come on with
that leap year proposalT Emma-T
DON'T know yet Harry IL still examin.
Ing my letters Of recommendation."-
Iudne.
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LUc,eN eONApARre.
He ives the Ablest and Most cou9s
aeeous Of the Empcror's Brothero.

He IVES the Ablest and Most COu9s
aeeous OF the Empcror's BrotherA
Tn younger brother had. after the
nrst Juvenile heats Of radicalim, be.
come q moderate republican, holding
HE convictions resolutely. Having op-
posed the hereditary consulate for Ma.
pcleon. he withdrew, unmindful Of any
reward he might have claimed for his
services Of Brumaire, to lead life Of
study and cultivate his Unborn literary
tastes. On the death Of his first wife,
BY whom he had two daughters, he
married. In direct opposition to Ma
poleon'e wishes. the beautiful and &C.
complished Nine. de Jauberthon. This
was In 1903: he had been importuued
to put her away and lend himself to
the project Of buttressing the empire
BY himself accepting crown and con.
tracing a royal marriage. He was By
Tar the ablest and most courageous Of
the Bonaparte brothers. but his heart
was true. his principles were fixed, and
he was utterly Indifferent to the rise Of
Napoleonic empire.
1t was with reluctance that he came
to Mantua. There are two accounts of
what happened there--that which has
long been accepted Of Napoleon ofIer.
Ing and Lucien hotly refusing the
crown Of Portugal. with the hand q
Prince Ferdinand for his daughter
Charlotte; and that which makes the
arst offer to have been Etruria. Both
accounts agree, however, that the bid
wac raised to the promise Of ltaly-all
o. condition that he should divorce bic
wife and rule In the interest Of his
brcthers imperial power. Lucien dis.
oained even this bribe, declaring that
hs would accept the crown, but that he
would rule In the interests Of his sub.
Sscts. and that he would In no case con.
6der Q divorce. Angry words were
spoken. Napoleon crushed in his hand
. watch with which he had been toy.
Ing. kissing out that thus he would
crush Wills which opposed bic. II
defy you to commit O crime" retortsd
Lucien.
Before parting there was q half rec.
oncfliation. and Napoleon requested
that at least his brothers eldest daugh.
ter might b sent to Paris for use In
bic scheme Of royal alliances. Lucien
assented. and the child, Q clever Girl
q about II, was sent to live With
Madame Mere. She was thoroughly
uiscontented and wrote bright, sarcas.
DC letters to her stepmother, whom she
loved. depicting the avarice Of her
grandmother and the foibles Of her
other relatives. These, like all other
suspected letters Of the time, were In.
tercepted and read in the cabinet
nodr;" their contents being made known
b Napoleon, he sent the petulant writer
back to her father. Despairing Of any
support from Lucien or his family, Ma.
poleon formally adopted bis stepson
Eugene, the viceroy, with q view 70
consolidating and confirming the Ital.
Ian feeling Of dependence on France
Century.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-25

Tho Vastness OF the Oceans.
The surface Of the sea IL estimated
at 15O.OOO,OOO square miles; taking the
whole surface Of the globe at 1871, OOO,.
600. and Its greatest depth supposed
to be equal to that of the highest noun.
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tain, or four miles. The Pacific ocean
covers 7S,OOO,O00 square miles, the At.
lantic 25,0OO,OOO, the Mediterranean,
100000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
COFFEE.

New York, May Options
Opened steady prices unchanged 10 3
points higher and ruled hnn all day with
closed sieudy, Aptii declined 8 points.
others unchanged 70 10 points higher.
sales lfaiD bags SPOT coheo--ltio iirm.
no. 7 no ~ mdjliug nrm; 'ordoYa
isas@is, sales 100 bags RIO 80 7 AT "a
100 bags soyanilla ?. I. T9tnl whrehousc
deliveries from the United States u ,abi
bags, Including 1906 bags from New
York New York stock today 2pi 2j9 bugs
tnitoi states g'ock 22H i0s bags, nfioat
for tho United States 120.0DD, totnl visibir
for tho United States 3ipCD2 bags, ashiust
,b22il bags last year.
Santos, May 7.-Gonoe duh: good aver
age santos 1890 refs per 100 kilos: re-
ccips 1870. stock sl.m0.
ijanburg. May 7-Qui"' aud unchanged
10 hpfg decline: sales 500 bags
rio May 7.-Qniei No klo 1850 rclr
iooO; cleared for the United States 5000;
stock 10000.
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SUPREME COURT.

Austin, Texas, Mny proceedings Of
the supreme court today:
Writs of Error Grantesi-Chontc WI. San
Antonio and Aransas Pass company. IRON,
karnos; Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad company Of Texas VS.. McG!nm-
ory al nj. IRON Tarran,: Missouri, Kun
sas and Texas Railroad company OF Texas
vs., r.dwarus. from dTaysph.
Wri,a Of Error Refused--anrtiu urowlt
company W. Aud. from Don!cyi Kemp
Grn'.iy company W.. Aud, from Donlcyi
thtisitun ut al. w. HuEhea OF al, tr9Flt
ilalias, stnth vs. Wright 81 al. FROM
Dallas; llinzie vs. Moody. & CO., from
anderson. W stern Union Telegraph COM
rnpy VI. Nul ,t al, fran Dewitt, Wns-
from Harris, Renting Implement and mae
chincry company 81 AL. vs. tayorlie lar ~
rinpe ccnIiAny from TirraHt, MissUurt
Kansas and Texas hallway uDtupnny q
Texas VI. Stafford II al, from HARM
In coleman ct al. vs.. Davis 81 ~. ltoM
Jackson, the application u dismissed loSI
want OF juriadiotioJ.
VIZ. Hepburn. receiver from Camp, VIZ
May ~; johnson. administrator. VI. tafe,,
MGR at nl.. from Young for 81 instaIit:!
c,idar 1T al. W. San Antnnio ltoaI fSsyAto'
1,nilding and Loan assoniat'ons iToHis
HeXar, for 2ath instant. lanloB " lrnn lll
city National Bank. from Lla''o' ior So
Instant. =, "a. ),
Coal company vs.. Lawson. from Hoou. t0tf
rCtaN cnnts. Peacnck W.. CITY o. l'auss:f
from DALLAS, for tehcarlng; nlso Inotlonh
for lonvn 10 argue orally notion tor tn
hrnrlnn, Clrvoland VI. Cleveland ct al-ss
from Galveston, for rehenrin.. L
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FENCE PHILOSOPHY.

Jts poor economy 70 rsiss . good crop
md then Iet tho cattle destroy u ell -.
cause you can't AFFORD kooa A1''s
1t ,sn't always the hnndsomcst fenoe enet
Ia tho strongest, but ugiineAS z nct ~.
eeaurily mn element OK nfrenkyn' ~Ses
fence is an addition to the landscape
The hired man hnds the rail- ienee ~ I.
ensy resting place, but that tSnt exeotey
what n fence IL built foT. y.
A rood farmer keeps the weeds ane
brIers out OF HIS fence cotnet ~ 49, s e..1..
time spent IN fighting veeus y s W s.n1ss'.
OF an old rail fence would pay tos ~ y
fence IN few years
II ,su,t nlways safe 70 judge $500
character by the clothes he wears, nut ~
rnr, usually detertnipe pretty cloeeix 49,
Kind OF farmer man y ~ tookM@ - - 4
fences. HI Eli H
Now doth tho politician II /; o.,
Engage roth night and day. III
In scheinlna like = Trojan 4
rn make thinxv CONS iis Ways Z
And being wiss and WY, i.
~" Is shnws whst good hard sense -
Nv hu,npInr late ard eefly .@f
A-Axing W biz fsucsA y " 4
n, h,o,h., taru.sss. you shoul1 talke Ii
This Lesson 70 your naaS 4. Z, Z. & 4
And don't delay ancsncs W 9.sSi taa3
~ as y. van, arms TT AL ran 1oMu Il;
' mn .hoy whsl rocd hard sepse y
BY usins moSsrn Mstnooe n # s|:S1
In building W yovs sse' 1 sss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

In writing Of Mondays shorr advance.
king of Nrw >rgN s'lys m n letter To Car
rill y Richardson; Expect prices may ho
pushed higher Is force tho remainder %;
nc charts 10 cover after which wonn
ivucfiou dnwnw.trd Miii hc III orirr. There
Is sim lhiHr snort Nit 'r,fi IA the nrW
grop An effort may hn made to ruah
,htFr up Ia hcni. in hhpttr. " the sour"
tnit's .in,,e, Hdyisc selling ii'sr thll
months tui u turn. provided The olop cut
lpuK continues ~ fsNprublc as at pi"avnt,
row uealnnt .Q5 on the apine day last
year The .stimatH AT New orleans Is
for l3l1 10 400 AGAINST eN+
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
ClllCAGO.

chicago. May 7.Wheat was strong to-
nay Ola danlas" reports from Missouri and
Kansas IN the way OF chinch bugs and
diy and hot winds, July closed at u,c. an
advance of li4c OVER yesterday CLOSE
A.thuh6h the news anectlng corn and
oats Was bcaish rs "A rule. those art!c.vs
iu'td very suonN. the July lutulus ..
I ,, saihihs &c per uus'nci FOR tue day.
i!pVlsiohs ruled tame and rather WAX
e.va'ilS AZ s.ight decline
n'l' was tSud liaac IA wheat pric"s
li''d l'.c latSc. 'Inc start WAs "a niue
,t-lrr ON thc ueiti weather map. iAtLer
prdlIsa Summary cd t.se price current
shlAitrr -Four output Tor tho weak and iulr
northwestern niuN rmcnt. Puhit cabins
were phet ana steaAy, white rlyaie nd
Vs. uu@ivn i1N,f u1i uppniue weak and
e."Siie iliin aud iHinl ucagrr. As tue
SrSsion adSanN cd there was a uott,ctni,
absence of the selling pr,sAurr $50 iin-
nouieci 81 Int, Lat up the CONTRARY
in"fr was quite "A p.urrl dunutnd AID tuu
SANE ncinlo reports aheut chinrh mugs
lii pK.Hhofa ana kuusas with hll Minds
~ the iitSt named p.ace. There was tax
Of TOO warm wralher aaG la'!N
700 much muisinr, IN tile Northwest tho
srnal service pro9ictMg shovnia for tho
llallotas ana Muicspta Tonight ani far
ami COOLER romNiiuu. Frriav Moro rain
was reported Ia tpc RCD River valley and
seeding said 10 br ~ atty delayed
Th'tr was notcla'e sUcrnlHilNe trade
~ corn. tn mnrboi ihn1ra ruled fAnlY
nctiYc. The final i'eGrrs showed It gain
~ a,e rhc stfrn.th WIS Disc larreiy
To NE action at wheat and ilp sinaH
movement.
There was a good market Ia oats ani a
strnnrar feeling wlth nu advance of $,N
ic ana ciso ni about TIRE TOP. 'rho
strength in what tn, sina receipts nA
adv zee IN rHsA .rriecs wer' TIE chief
Tho PROVISION market WIS ra'ncr aulc,
and tho un,li rtuur weak l'r.ccs were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
HYMENEAL.

CARTER JACKSON = G-oryctown,
Texas. May 6~~Mr Joseph Carter
z wcll-,o-dn farmer OF the rsors
aon were married last night Mt tho Mctht.
d,st church, Tho hrv. J. II. Nelson offs
clatlng.
nnliKs MILLER McGrcgor. Texas,
May 4 Al ESQ yesterday afternoon IN
Wyatt Bnrks OF McGrcSor was married
10 Miss Eva hlller Of Moody. Rrv. e. w.
Dunn pinciat,nE The bride md GROOM
with the attendants and few friends
ealoyed II supper last evunlng given at
10. Residence of the grooin's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. w. l,urks nenr this place.
WiltrEHEAD-E AcoTT-Tcmplc, Tex
M. May i.-Mnrt!rd, at the residence Of
the BRIDES sister Mrs. ). AZ. Cook, Miss
*. isncott to Mr.. Shelby A. Whitehead,
the we'll known dancing teacher. by JUS
tho nortiibounl Santa Fc tratt, for Ax-
tell. Mcclellan county, their future hntnc.