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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-11-26
AFTERNOON SESSION,

A. % ,,, .,, ., 80,
~ Clock exnctly everything was
'eWau. iVr ine cohtlhuance OF the trial.
ue9. "A. Brush was the 1rst witness.
Id kioWn i bmrt n1teeh or twenty years
iiuu piaceu dis IN ms hands for collec-
,lon, upout ~ worm, thinks BURT col
iected the amounts, but never turned the
money over ms was ABOUT two years
ago
Cross-examination. Burt was about
Often promised to pay but never did so.
Excused
s NJ Rurt tbo oldest rotbor of do.
fendant. Provious to Dr Rnrt,s doath
nil three hrotbors jived az boma NTH
their porents Tn earlv cbiIdband H,~ gene
was very nlcnsant h,;t as ba oreuy nIdar
he became morosc and secretive AZ n
rnle he was nm obedent how hnt would
aav ofr Was rather resorvod Aftnr
fnthar,s deotb be hacamo n'nra soorat;na
and deceitfnl since HE fafber,s doath
and since he. as The oldest brother tried
fo have an inananco mr. coptrol over him
mr. bis finances Emeona rosantad l. and
finally COT to no NJ anmitv With Mn,
While in tho tobacco business ha found
Rurt buving bis wife handsome nresents
iewelrv and fnrnitnre and honLs nmonns'
in" tn several bnndred az dnliors ,vh;ch ho
had not charged aooinsi HE accornt
Shortly after Rnrt COT morried 70 Coo
Rrushfs j hoot aonar 81, na o. thins ~ hs';
antton % pod III nide % hrotSors tpnL tba
ssboo storo ond Eroaue oot tho o;,or st ono
90 his nort;on When e g,ue com fai,aJ In
the nioa ri business be found he 1EmSanm
had not noiJ any Hills That he and hi.
brotbar had a;vep him money 10 nav hmf
Tngnna had honybt n nlace a. ocr ray, The
river in Fairview mark His mother give
him some money 10 live On Then later
H. "a III; La.Lon 90. E,,.o,,a - aa,,a
hack across The river and fbav got him
hills 70 collect for different norfies In
Mi these cases he did nnt turn over the
money 10 norties and his brothers had
70 mako II GOOD bacausn tbay had roc.
ommended him He then detailed in
stances of This ms reconnted in Roscoe's
testimonv In tbe morning Euoene cold
his bnrss 70 Seor;nbt that vas Already
mortpaged fonr tines Early in Soyems-
her Engene came r. him ana fold him
be had heen doing tbincs NOT right and
feared the Grand iurv woud indict him
Manta Rnrt oavo him money 10 oo 70
pcvi ga Eaus., nent ~ "a
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BRAyE SPIRITS BROKEN,

How often women wake up in cha
morning cheerful and happy, deter.
mined to do SO much before the dag
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Continued on fifth page.)
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Continuing his testimony the witness
said:
Il saw Koen the rc.:t morning. He
told me that Burt had sold the diamonds
TO him. | got the diamonds later. | re-
ceived the second note from Burt after
Koen had told me that the diamonds
were at his store"
Cross-examined. II saw. Burt the
next afternoon. Koen and / saw him
together. He went around to his broth
er's and stayed there until after the mat
ter was settled. He left here soon after
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
THE STATE CAPITAL.


Seven Thousand Land Forfeiture Suits to
be Begun al Once.
Austin, Texas, March lin answer to a
question OF long standing put by Treas
Urer Workman with reference to forfeit
ures OF school and other lands under the
act OF 1874, Attorney General Crane today
prepared an opinion OF much Importance
and .arreachiug effect so far as state
land matters are concerned.
MIR, Crane holds that judicial ascertain
nlcnt is not necessary to obtain forfeit
ure under said act of 1874 nor under the
subsequent acts, including the act Of 1898,
Time and again efforts have been mad"
to extract an opinion from the supreme
court IN this matter. without success, and
preceding attorney generals have dolged
the question with great regularity. SO that
great number OF delinquent land ac-
counts have remained unbalanced on the
usasurers books because of lack OF au-
,hortty to forfeit. Now, however. the work
OF closing them up Will be bcgGn at once
and some 700 office forfeitures Will be
taken at once. This Will be bad news to
several district attorneys, who have been
waiting for a chance To bring suit In these
cases and draw Zee IN each one.
some OF the land affected Is valuable.
ana II Is probable that dellnquents VIII
come TO the front ana pay UP to avoid
forfcitures especially In eases OF sales I'M
der the act OF 1874. which include lands in
Sc me OF tine older counties.
CHARTERED.
Chartered today: Tho Waxahachle Gro.
cory company. capital stock $50 90; ncor-
porators, NJ X. Bateman ". n. Edring-
IAN. \. L. Perryrnan. The Times Herald
PRINTING company Of Dallas capital stock
$1,000; lncorporators. Jonn +. Elliott Il j.
kieSi, Walter A. Throp King Business
college of Dallas. assets 5000: incorpo-
Bridges.
THE OIL TRUST suIp.
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
Cattle Doing Well and the Crop Prospects
Encouraging. e.

Cattle Doing Well and the Crop Prospects
ENCOURAGING.
Bay. city, Texas. Marsh 6-@Theiades of
the Cooking club gave assupper last night
for the benefit OF ths new cemetery. which
was a decided financial s,Iccess
me court house is rapidly nearing COM
pielion, the contractors expecting 10 turn
IT over TO the county by April l. II is IA
beautiful structure and you'd be an orna-
ment % any city in the State.
cattle never went through the winter
peter than they have this the loss being
lees than u per ceut--in fact, there is no
loss. qatuemen. as well as planters and
farmers, are In fine spirits over the out
ward 10.
a great many strangers are on the
streets, this county getting fair portion
OF the Immigration now coming to South
Texas. and 1t seems quito u lumber are
locating here.
TO give M idea of the depth of the soil
right mere In Bay City, on Bay Prairie
The Post correspondent was noticing when
a clstern was being dug on the court house
square that tho soil Is slightly over six
feet in depth.
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The ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
= An Election Ordered to Fill the Grain
Vacancy.
n'KISLHY CARRIES SOME COUNTIES
Reed outdone by the Bowie Comfy Chair
Observation-Disclosures Garry Hays
County and the Antis Taylor.

Austin, Texas, March THE following
proclamation was issued today;
To All to Whom These Presents Shall
Come:
Whereas. a vacancy has occurred IN tn-
office Of representative IL the Fffty-tonr;h
congress from the Eleventh congressional
district OF this stats by the death OF Hon.
VIM. II. Grain;
Now, therefore. !. c. A. Culbersoa. gov
ernor of Texas. by virtue OF the authority
vested In me by the laws OF the United
States and OF this State, do hereby order
and direct that an election be held On the
arst Tuesday in April. 1876, (.'elng the in
day OF the MONTH in each 81 the counties
OF the Eleventh congressional district 10
MI the vacancy in the office OF United
States Congressman for the said Eleventh
district Of this State. composed " the
counties OF Wharton. Jackson Calhoun.
Victoria, Dewitt Gcia1. heiJEic. Zee
Arangas. Karnes, W1son. Galdalurt
Atascosa Live oak. san Patr.c.o. SIects
Cameron, Hlda.sp. starr. Eep@ia, S-N@l'
Enclnai, Wcae McMuNeu, aasSalle. DIM
nit. Zavalla. FRO and Uvaide-
The election VIII BE CONDUCTED n con
forruity wsth the Jaws OF ,he state ard ct
the United states ana iu aceofiance villa
the provisions Of lhis pFocAnauon.
The attention OF the presiding Qilcefs.
returning c1icefs and cierAs ul election j.
uireetfd 30 cNaIters j. e. su1 5. title
NJ the Revised Statutes ~. 1885. 80 30 tHe
manner of counting votes aud making r.
turns
nay name and cause the seal Of state i2
o. affixed az the city OF Austin, this ita
day o, March A.D., 10.
&. \. CDlbesson. Governor.
%. y. hTrWr.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ENNIs-When the Cumberland Pre- shy
terrain congregation went to their NJ W
church they found that tho furniture was
utiaced and scattered and the Bible cut
and torn.
TEkRE HAUTE, Ind-Minnie Russell,
who IS but Is years Of age, wcs married
for the third time to Louis Russell, 81
years of age, from whom she was divorced
three months ago.
TYLER-Will Dublin. a farmer living
near Mount Selman, this county, fell dead
while plowing in the field. Dublin was in
the best of health apparently when he left
the house, an hour before his death.
CHlCAGo.-Edwin Partridge, the great
bear leader on change, is dangerously
| SICK at his residence, He was taken with
severe cold. which aggravated his kid
hey troubles. and he had been unable TO
get out since.
FORT WORTH-At a meeting OF the
Light and Power company the price of
lighting gas was reduced from s225 to
SiSO net, Gas for fuel was reduced from
Sl5O to sl.SS ID. This places the price of
sas In this city lower than any other
county grand Jury failed to return an
Indictment against VIII Wood for COM
pilcity In the Bryan murder case. Much
testimony was introduced, but it was not
sufficient to warrant II bill.
NEW YORK.--A delegat ton representing
irish societies asked Mayor strong 10 re-
review the ST. Patricks Day parade. The
mayor SAID he had kept well all winter by
| takng no risks in the matter of catching
i!hs' ana ne ala not propose 10 take any
risks now by reviewing parades
NEW YORK.-The Atlas Line steam
sknp company owners of the steamship
AIlsh, whlch was sunk by the French line
strdIncr BourGogne, nave filed a bill in
me united States district court against
,nr ooutsosne In the sum of $1,000 for
loss on tho Ailsa and her Cargo
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Rev. Mr.. HAYWARD de-
Jared II a sermon that the Methodist doc
lrlne oliered the only means of salvation
"nu tnat nose who did not believe this
nou!u NOT leave the church too soon. one
,tru lil arose IN his pew and said he
VIII ieave; Others followed his example
",.p Julheu the congregational church.
h BAlR r Manning and Sam Wilson.
au ''l ~ and y years old respectively, were
| bniieess'. Wnle attempting to sell three
"les on COTTON taken from j. w Wes-
icy gin In Coleman county. When toid
10y COTTON buyer here that the cotton
jailed. '''"'e"' oo'h "e'o
=, Na-i1IpNN, Me,--Grace d. Irving. aged
~ anu Jennie irving. aged 30, two maiden
49, living IN q little farm house near
10y were hrutally assaulted by Luther
eettmteLhe, who had for ten years been
.lnploNsn ulon the farm as a man of ali
~ A. rev were both beaten up on the
myal with an iron bolt or bar and other
MAJ ,sS ia nialtreated and left for dead in an
1rovl1tso. Anerue attempted suicide by
,uoNilnS IN Pushaw stream hut abandon
lns that course, returned To the house ana
mot himself through the head. d,nIh he
ing instantaneous "
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LOADING LUMBER.

Orange, Texas. March AT the Lutcher
K Moore mills in Orange the big barge
Sabine is loaded with lumber, consigned
to New York. awaiting the arrival of a
vessel at Sabine Pass
The barge MeNtca is loaded with ma
teriai to 50 to Vera Cruz.
The schooner Flora Woodhouse will Ike
this cargo ont from Sabine Pass.
The barge Edward Perry is loading for
TuNpan, the schooner Martha awaiting
this cargo at Sabine Pass.
The three masted schooner J, NJ. Nc
limits Is loading at the mil for TuXpan.
The barge Nicaragua is taking on part
Of the New York cargo also.
As soon az vessels can be had an m-
mense amount of lumber will go from
here through Sabine Pass.
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silver democratic committee OF Milan
county. has tsssrcd a call for q meeting AZ
Cameron. In view Of the fact thai there
IL no opposition crvafanAttca IN the county
and the probability Of the above committee
naming straight sasfe OF free SILVER peo-
PIE as delegates 10 tho sHrso1s eoeN~n-
lions. % be voted for at ,Ae June prs-
maries, thus shutting ont those who dsfsrr
with them from representation hQ. WHO
are not disposed to bolt. y may &c astrac-
e. by unlosnk ed for eyesits@ II - generally
conceded that free silver has q majority
in Milan county but It takes she satire
ana united democracy 10 beat the r~sssa-
Isis nitlA BIZ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

jefferson, Tcras, March The repuh-
NcAns ot Mauon county met today ana
elected "a large numhcy q delegates 20 so
10 tae cl-e-r ~ !1gial CONVENTION. "a resoiit-
lion into-s-rs Raymond Herr ana r. A.
caldwell tor delegates 10 the National
convention was voted down. 4 = so!utlou
faNcri-r Walsu Mckinley for president
vas also defeated. The delegates 20 tu-
Instructed Oh al questions. The Reed dele
gates rrelgminHte ". r. Worsham ard
vs. r.. Slusietqu 81. ulauagiag for Me
hsriey, we're in the minority.
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nRAzoR1A Rrr0RM Moyr,frvT

Velasoo. Texas March THE precinct
meetings Of the county have been called
~ Chairman y. W CHM for April 1. t5
send thrae tala gates each % the county
convention as columbia on AurG T. Tie
call states that ONE u the objects OF the
convention * 90 decide whether q reform
association shall h- formed Of only 'n-
w lie riti4f0s rf the county. or whether
it snail igciIie tncse II the colored poo
ria, ~no faNa~ reform. The several pre-
t'nct -hairw@r have been appointed, and
VIII he uptt=- through the local payers
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EFFECT OF prDLrY-s rKAsE.

Joaquin. Texas March s-Sreas d!ssat-
istaciion prevails throush0at tbs par; q
TIE county concerning the beading O.. the
Dudley ticket Sound money teriocrn.s
say they wiu rot vote az al Il thsy are
rci given clauce 90 express their sem
i41ucrt are u ta- ticket j. nos changed
ines Val STAY away from the polls GA
th2{ Jay. Hup4lists are taking adva1-
fAce 81 The Dissatisfaction among demo-
Gratis and ate distributing their literature
among tha Pc pis and u sound money
democrats sre sept away from the pri-
rlataes It's effect Will he 90 strengthen the
pcp-llst cas.sa IN this cogGty.
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GOES DRY.
Prohlhitionisis Carry Hays County ~
Very Good Majority.

ProhIh,tianisis Carry Hays County ~ a
Very Good Majority.
San Marcos Texas. March THE cleo
ton passed CT quietly. A light vote Was
poiie0 and tha-s was 10 excitement Re.
turns are coming In s,o~iy. FcShtostioa
has carried by about go 81 the county.
-Four wards N ;his city give p:oaio.fson a
majority Of -. Eight Oh; Of sixtsea Boxes,
with Kyle ana Goforth. anti boxes, 10 near
from, give prohibition r.stosi;.es Of va
-Four boxes IN san Marcos vita El1a. rC>or
Farm bishop ara w!uatstzfy are IN fna re-
tu1as given here Nine hundred ana e1sn.
ty-inrec voter are counted Aocut I9C are
10 hca- FROM The country vote will fall
on about 10.
Caldwell county. went anti ty ter ta&.or.
ity.
one Kyle box votes sss wits p-c ma
5oTity % tai-gF-S.x TIE pro majority as
"a rs counted IS stt.
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nI.sK ~ McKINT.EY.

Henderson. Texas. March The re-
pubIcans OF Rusk county met here at the
court house today and iuiorsad Mckinley
unanimously. The convention was adj
81 sse1 Soy Webster Flanagan, who highly
au4o4i4el mo Napoleon OF Ohio and tho
republican party. lie predicted Mckln-
Ist.- nomination on the nrst ballot and
unarimpdslv The sneaker was loudly APP
piaulel, Tho meeting was a large, har-
rrrr.i lus opr. and was troubled by no dis
rur2aHt element.
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prpLEy's ORDERS FOLLOWED.

Bolton Texas March THE Bell coun-
IS democratic executive committee today,
hy a large majority, decided to apide by
the requirements 81 tho state executive
committee and holi primary elections On
Jun. p. also ordered primary elections on
My 70 to nominate county and district
officers The golo standard mon made a
NttcE rpht,
Hon. g. ". TYLER read a protest repudi-
atiue and deuouucing tho action Of tho
EtAln cnmmlilcn.
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prRtsnED IN rlIr SNOW.

Denver, Colo, March TT, j. Tierney
agent OF the Colorado Telephone company
AZ Aspen, and an assistant are beloved
90 have persisted IN the snow while on
a tour of Inspection Of the line over the
mountains between Leadylle and Aspen
They started put Tuesday night and since
haNe not been hehrl from.
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nolia line jumped tho bridge on Lauder
dale street. between Vance and St. Paul,
struck the side rail. tore " away and tum-
bled into the bayou, fifteen feet down.
Several persons were hurt, two OF whom
Il Is believed will die. Their names are!
Mira Caroline Heinrlchs. an old lady, bad
~ cut about head and internally injured,
George Bennett. motorrnan, badly crushed.
II Is almost miracle that the disaster did
not involve the loss OF half a dozen lives.
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ARM BADLY SHol'

Lullng, Texas, March7'-M
Prairie Lea, while prepanhi y
hunt, Joseph Lyles. a youni Y.
dentally discharged his shass ~
his hand and arm in . 'sirs
DR.. 5. ]. Francis was taspe,s
left at once for his bedside, y,
to have lost much blood i@ Y
carious condition.
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ed better this evening, Dr. \
ton and ]. ]. McCullum q .
have the case In ihargs ~
by Quarantine 0fhcer Blouil
ton and DR.. Thompson Of y
Medical college. Mr.. Jchnaal
Ing capitalist OF this SECTION ~
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ROW AMoNG STUDENTS.

Kansas City. Mo. March IA special
to tho Star from Lawrence, Kan, says;
state university Students caused riot
here by interceptiug the juniors going 10
a class party. Many fights followed Stu
dents were bruised and store windows
broken.
Clothes were torn. faces bruised and
thu police had to he called on. Two stu
dents We're seriously hurt, ono of them
being pushed through a glass window.
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LOST ms REASON.

Centrcyilc, Texas, March b,-r,en Bass,
prosperous farmer. who has for several
years resided In the Spring Crock settle
meht III this county, was tried today for
lunacN. lie has been considered man Of
more than ordinary Intelligence, but lac is
new the most violently insane man seen In
ms county Tor Sears,
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ACv1Nr ANn ACoutN,

Center Texas, March 6.--Professor G. NJ
Lassiter OF Tyler, Texas. Is here stopping
at the Hotel Swcaringcu looking after the
interests of the Champion Press, OF which
he is editor and proprietor. The professor
has just bought the Argent Of Tyler, and
has now a free silver paper at Tyler and
a gold standard paper here In The Cham
ntDu Hraas
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AN ANTI vIcrosi'

TAYLOR, Texas. March |.- ,Da','
election passed off qule'iy y. w. n,
vast amount Of interest," w \
which alone returns na' KIN Z
and which embraces iss pu u,ss \
in the precinct, Isl ~ ~ XXI (
l6gi. anti majority ~
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COLLEGE CONCERT.

Charpell Inn, Texas. March LAS;
might there was a concert at the Chappell
linl Female Hall. given by the young
ladios of the town. II was rare treat 10
tho large audience which was In attend
ancc and the evening's entertainment was
exceedingly enjoyable. The proceeds wero
to purchase a cooking stove for the Meth
odist parsonage
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PALESTINE CITY CAMpAIGN.

Palestine Texas, March 6.--The mayor,
FRANK Hufsmith. has ordered the election
OF four aldermen, a city attorney. mar
shal, secretary and engineer. There are
no school trustees to he elected this year
Major Martin Hinzie has announced him
selt candidate for alderman from the
Third ward
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Oakland, Cal. March I'm murder
and suicide last night ended the love ar.
fair between Edward Hack aud Diana
Parhcco, An uurelcntng father had fot-
bldden his son TO wed the girl and Tie
death Of the love sick couple followed
Hack shot Miss pacheco through the
heart and then Aired bullet through hts
pwu brnin
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cuero. Texas March THE Renfro
branch OF tho republican convention held
here several data since elected Il. b. Rem
70 OF Cameron county and ID. Ahner of
Guadalupe county us delegates 10 the Ma
uonal convention
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pops FOR RETRENcHMENr.

f-daIIhUI, IHNusl NhrNh I-Ihh popuIlst
executive committee convened here today
and put themselves on record AZ favorlng
reduction 81 cN-offIcio salaries allowed
county officers. Tho reduction recon-.
mended rs W. fnllowa; The county Judges
from t6th to 500 annually. sheriNs from
$3.50 TO tll0. tho district clerks from $50 to
SEQ, county clerks tho minimum amount
allowed by the statute.
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nAsrnnr cAMp. ~. c. III

Basuop, Texas, March 7.r-pRrtrop Camp,
Confederate Veterans. met today, Com
mander X. Murchiaon and AdiUtant j, q
Buct anHn At their posts, with a fair at
tendanco After tho regular routine busi-
ness the body adjourned. 90 hold its regtt.
1896.
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NOLAN COUNTY pnMoCnArs

Sweet Water, Texas, March THE No
ian cotNty democratic committee met
here today and unanimously agreed TO
eau primaries June d as requested by the
state committee and to include the NOM
inutlon OF county officers.
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at S24S,47 200 sacks cotton seed cake, val
ued at $40. and II ,000 oak slaves, valued

The steamship Lyndhurst, which cleared
for Hamburg today, had for cargo IS, 1893
sacks cotton seed meal valued at t6s,2s7.
ut Slo,329; she had only one bale of cotton.
The steamship Gyller had for San Juan
1000 barrels OF -four valued at Sil36, for
Ponce, 500 barrels of -four, valued at $1,000.
and 500 sacks of flour. valued at sa06S; for
81. Pierre, 1900 barrels OF flour valued at
$500; for Progreso 1860 sacks of corn, con-
taininE 5000 bushels. valued at slilb.
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BANKER JOHNSTON INI.Rovr>c

LuNhs' Texas, March 7.-Mr. W. II.
SonhS'eh OF the firm of Johnston & Lips
Inn, bankers, OF this city. who has been
ua' gerously i'll for several DAYS. is report-
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THE MARIsrov ~ ROW

Nelasco, Texas, March THE British
up Marslow, which was disabled below
mere, passed near the end OF the ietties at
d CLOCK In tow by the tug Pensacola.
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fou II lie results w ~ ~
treatment. Years ~ 81 csIiSss
aaynerience IN tho us IA conii
that we a'V Men who h s,ss ~
yeloped or disease ! youth n \
M % are nervous 81 he coa!i
antee to all pay avn sxcl0s"
Vim W aafford 9 sure mr'eeirhss th.t II J
"RrM IEsnsislt no o,h.E; - =
Valuable time' -..s.st.
0qGSs. !, s &c = Z
ease, eases should certsainIS,Ss salgs
" ,rcat'nei,t. ~. sssy y,pfrj
11,,ethods and dos sneris irel 4
m WIN Is often eh Ell b. s,iisi,'s..is s
SYPHILlS,bn tie --latest vi y
ssssppeei t.aHis enables d'.oa Y ron a. y
this 'e 9aap.d. safe ann ,aanntsel an,
Complete cure pIschsossk
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