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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

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uoftebellen. er reiit til Stem Oort efe
terat babe atbsrt Setreter Carlisle
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ofreiit forat bBre, bpao Banfgr W1or
gan os enbel af bans @s1ocierebe
cor at ftse ON fin Nubel I Bonbsuo>
ftebelien. Man blep libt forunoret
ouer ben Milobeb, bpormeb &omiz
teen frpbseramiaerebe Mr. Carlisle.
men bet fan uere. at &omiteen bill
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tommer tilbase. @pis lite, fau
mon aonife trpet forubfee, at I'm.
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lom &onarestom.teer bar foreta9et,
blioe uben Truet.
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9tpe tabt for 6pieferet. bar ban ru
en- @fterlianer / bet imaa. Dette er
fiette Nuoitbr 6otparb. ban bar
lite Nnlebnins til at tilbogeboloe lao
fore Belbb fom TEN Mi0iouer, men
ban gjbr faa meset. ban tan, Of ben
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sibr / @oitpeienet, % BET beber, at
ban bar 9iort fig iao anitpbelig for
&ofmeiter<@enerol @ilion. at benne
bor antpoet for &reibent @lepelano,
at bet uiloe uere en- COB Soe at an
mobe ON Mr. 6omarbs &eiianotton.
3omarb ct en- af otsie itorinubete
@mbeosmeno, iom tnbbilber fig, at
belle @eojeringen builer paa beres
Sfulore, % fom tror; bet ct en- Bel
al oeres HliSt at gue ouerbreuen
Mpnbi9beb ouer fine unberurbnebe.
Om BON bltuer nbbt til at reiignere,
uil &e9ierinsen ianbipnlisuis enoba
fomme til at ubfbre fin 5unttioner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

@iqiam NcRtnlep fra Ohio blep
,,omineret til republitanit 8reiibent~
&anbibat paa 9eationalconpention I
ct. Souls fife 9orsba8 unoer me,
gen Buloer % @arret u. &obart ira
Mem Serlep til &ice> &refbent. Sc
notor 8etti9retp f,a Spo,D Datota git
uo al @onuentionen iammen meb
@enator Eeller % omfrins 80 andre
frtibluuenliae. ber opbeuebe fin 5or.
btnoelie meo 8artitt. Genere bar
enbel fremraseube &opulifter bolbt
Msbe ct. Souls iammen meb &c
uotraabte. % Senator 9eller omtales
fom ben Ranoibat, bporom be fiji.
islupenlige % @eformfoltet bsr
ilutte fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24
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gus Falls as second class matter.
useb(abet og 6arm, @tod & Some
for $1.50 tilfammen for ct Qar, ,,oos
betalt 5orfub.
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meo en- iong Of Blue &ibbon Octet.
9erneit bolbtes BIN af sc. Mas,
boorefter ful9te beclamationer, fore'
lesntnser, o,oloaer. fang oe muiit
,omt en- COB tale al superintendent
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ben a9tet os eret baabe al un9e o.
alore. fom fienoer bom. 6ans tbe=
ma par r1anb ubbannelie."
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tie meo maiit, bporefter isien fulste
defamation os en- tale af paitor We,-
1onb.
Der uar lite minbre enb ire tor. to
quartetter os en- octet of ianeere, iom
tos oel feitli9beoeu.
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ming bespnote fin tiluerelle for ct
balot oar fiben % teqebe oa fun faa
Meblemmer. Mu bar ben poret op
til 48 meolemmer os tribes aobt..
gtu er bet forentnsens gnite at famle
pense til at forifoffe itg ct bibliotbet,
og bet uar meo bette formaal for sie.
at benne feit blep bolot.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24
@ebaftbr Ole 6ooen fofbte y. 81

@ebattsr Ole 9aeen talbte u. 81.
@ridion grootRon en- 2ssner en-
Dag fife lge, forbi Gridion faabe,
at ban bauoe feet 6asen beruiet. Dn
6asen lite paa Gridions Dpforbrina
ptloe tase l1btrpitet t,lbase, banfebe
Gridion BAN op. 6enere tos 6dpeu
ub en- arreforbre mob &ridion, o.
Sasen Rulbe fomme op fife 2srboa.
efter bpab r@eb @iper Iibeube" be-
retter.
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tlereoe fts Rntois, betalte 81 %
mloffntngerne o. fit berpoo
9asen arreiteret for ereiranfenbe
Spros. Sogen uOfattes til iaaor,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24
Wttttteiota.

&ou9reSman5 3otpne er blanbt
oem, iom git uo af bet republitanfe
&arti ct. Souls.
- .Sman geufrbm, 9 Nar 9am'
mel, brutnebe Settle &tuer p4enfor
Sanbfone forleoen Dog.
= Epposrafitreiten Minneapo=
lss % 9t. Banl er enDt. Man enc.
bes ON ben samle 2pnningsliite.
= Sobn Ober9 tolbt ouerenoe mob
@aablabet / fin @o9melle @otato
forleoen Dag os bleu frpgtelis till
rebt &pssen. Om ban fommer fig,
oil ban bl,ue en- &rpbl,n9.
- st Barn al 6erman 9abl /
@boier bpoe if. Wteocelelie fra Ma>
bel fife Onsba9 af &uelnina. ct
@tptte al en- 2emuniial bapbe fat fig
fat 6alfen paa bet.
- @n 10 Nar 9ammel @ut peb
geaun @bbie 9eumbers ct. &au1
bleu fife 2eroas ouertisrt oa brebt
at en- @printlina>8osn. &an iprans
for at sribe en- Bolo. iom taReoes. %
bleu faft / 5orbiulet. iaa at ben tun<
&c &o8n, fulo af &aab. laneiomt git
oeer bans 2eseme os fnuite bam.
= @n EpRer ct. Saul iiieo
fife Sbnoass Morsen / 9ruttenl1ab
paa fin 6ufru % fin % War samle
San os tos beretter 2ieet af fig felp.
Seuuen uil maaife os al @tubbet,
meoens Nfoberen Ct uitabt.
- st Dobbeltmorb blep beaaaet
al Stratenrbuere 2anosbpen $500
ming, 30 Mil ira @t. 8aul, 2srbass
Mften. Sc to Ofere ct &btparb
Haul og Sacob 6ape8. On ST.
Softer, fom iatte fig imob at bliue
raniaset al &soerne. flap fra benz
meb no9le minbre &uefelier. Sez
mere meooeles, at Gorbrsoerne blep
fattet SSnoas @ftermibbae / Stouen
nor 9fortb Brand. Der Dor tre af
bem, Cunningham, @ilfon og Rellp.
Sc aabnebe Slb paa fine JorfslQere
tube Slouen; men efter at @ilion
uar fuot libel, ouersau be to anbre
fig % tbrtes til 5enoIet / StiQma.
ter inbtil nibere. 5orbrpoerne ct
fra GDbHaterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

On Nni69niue ON Benaobnins tor
ben bonife Raptein @ibo:a, iom blep
o9mt til Is Nars Tenofel Tor at b.
ne fert 9ielpemioler til @ubos Sn>
iurgenter. ct blepen tnoienbt til 8re,
fioent @leuelano. Nnibsninsen er
unberRrepet af fere &onsresmenb,
SfibsfBrere oa Npismenb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

vMoroen": Rnub 9aluorien, en-
Nrbeiber fra 2emont. tom forleoen
Dag inb til 8pen meb en- 8erel /
2ommen paa $77.10. 8aa Deor.
born ctr. DEPOT traf ban paa en-
Manb meo @ulbbriller, iom boo bam
tage meb fla en- @atte Erptiaeer. /.
9ette louebe 6aluorien, os iom Eat
blep ban buben inb paa en- Saloou
forat brittle ct @las Dl. Da ban
Tom ub isien bar ban minus &en9e
o. minus fin Gbei.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

vNfbolbaz zBaiunen" 9aobe enbel
iirettelis morfomme @iber tra Mi<
noritetsmpbet fife l1se. Det Mumer
buroe siue Bafunen be fire npe
Gbonnenter, iom manslebe /, at ben
bapbe alle, iom Dor ueb Nebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

Haa 8opulifernes @ountpconpen>,
tion Gt. @loub 2Broo9 blep BE-
pal9te Delesater initrueret at arbeiz
be for S9uatius &onne(lp til 8re1>-
bentfanDioat.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

Bait. Sausftao friuer ira Bella
@oola. at man lite Der bar bbrt Cor
ben eQer feet 2pu eller ueret uoiat
for @a9el, Snebreu, Storm elIer Rul>
be enouu. uastet mon bar ueret ber
inart to Nar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

Jolfepartiets @totsconuention for
Momination af StatSembebsmenb uil
bliue afbolbt Minneapolis ben Ste
Mu9uit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

Beniamtn s.. 8rifotp, @fntfant.
meriefretar nnber 8refbent @rant8
anoen Termtn, bpbe Mem Dort
Nanba9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24

Oscar Smanion tra Niblanb, @isz
conitn, orutnebe / @btnelanber Spn.
bog.
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fergus 9alls Mgtblaa
uofommer tber OuSbag.
H. 9oIemt, l1bgtber.
subftrtpttou8prts $1.25 for &ar, betalt
tT0rftu6, eaer8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-06-24
gn gaurmettfpd Marfa8en
til Noattett I 1898.

The New York National Bank Presi-
dents Conspiracy against Industri
and Property. A History of the
Panic of 1898, its Organization
and Methods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
THE LuMBER INTERESTS.
Increased Volume of business Expect
When the Rains Cease.

Increased Volume of business Expected
When the Rains Cease
Beaumont, Texas March i.--rhc outlook
for lumber In the South and Southwest.
particularly in yellow pine, WIS discussed
today by The Post correspondent and
Frederic j. Cooke. stan correspondent of
the Lumber Trade journal of New Or
leans. Mr.. Cooke was IN Beaumont today
on his way through the Southeast Texas
mills and has boon among tho big ioulsi-
ana mills for the past fortnight lie said;
While tho yellow pine trade is somewhat
depressed at this time. Il is probably due
chiefly To tho Unprecedented wet weather
OF the past month in Texas. which Is the
larsest market for the mills IN this sec
uon. Win a change IN this respect tho
mllls VIII look for decidedly increased
volume OF order. Most OF tho louisiana
Ic~as manufacturers are taking the sit
uauon Very pnilosophicnlly and making
little complaint though nearly all admit
that trade ~ quiet The railroads are
not buying In any large quantities. but
bigger orders are expected from this
source In. the near future, Tho retail
trade Is also holding back but tho spring
trade II bound to open In a few weeks,
and tho lumhermen are pinning their
taNh 10 reasonably fair business soon,
Az Orange. the I.utcher Moore I.unhpr
company is saving on their big Chicago
order or about 100000 feet. the largest In
dividuai yellow pine order ever taken. and
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THE WILLIE ANN LOST.
A Well Known Schooner Foundered and
All on Board Lost.

we'll Enovn echooncr ,-nunda red and
All on Hoard Lost,
c.,,,u,, ,, - ,rh.,aor,a,.
1ai'esooh' leAhs' Mircn - ihc s'oaN'e'
Pensacola, which left this port last week
In search of the disabled steamer Maris-
- rt,, 1900, ,ht.
WV i'i''Ui H"sS oNc' to''' wv
morning without having come across the
missing vessel After the penaa cola had
been dispatched u telegram was received
- ii 'N'Ns' '''" Voc
from Browhsville announcing that the Ma
ristow was lying at anchor off Point Isa-
bal and n, 49,, ,,da,, ,bc ps,sacoln
a,,.,ad - '.N",t 80, ."' ~ eai -,
nor to .bHfs nor ~ i"H' ''e '''''' ia" -"
a. Inc c',si'o h., h,,,y, ,h,s r.orri,,r GAN.
tain Simmnrs az ,he pansan"Ia ,SnorI..a
The d1scnvarv ~ ~ .'tdn,,or ,i'otin1 ~
eaai from, t5nint I.ii .,',,osSd 10 Le the
scbooner Win S.tt,liS yaroa fron
TnSVnn rani,,r,, ~, 'n,n NM AZ M
srhonnar Ma, 10 l,r,i nm "a Win "a
IcScrintto,, %, ~ ~ ~ VS. 49,. T,,rnisrod
i, ap, o. ,Iie sc'.oon'r a.
In II 10 ~ ,erd ~.
worst. The Martini Ieg, gnxu,n for cal
weston obnu, roc, i,',,,rs ,hceA a. IA WI
la, A., 81 " 80 80 30, -, t,,
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Dn{a3y' that when we passed inc vessel We e,
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.nch Il, esa ee,n,, i.e nd e hsv, f. ,slto
S,,,n ~ 'is NJ III, III W. ~ IN,
az W MY CONT l'p news o. tme w..
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9'ir u"' Fp. ,'' w" ~ ~. , u,,,. u,.ro
,,.iS NioWS an I'u C'," i i,v 49,
Snourd ihe N.sseI; ahl W.o WIZ uoV ',.,.i
u,o ,eIsei n,o,o C,",ain SIMON paitrr
-,
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his pocket, and is an important parsonage

generally.
Quincy rallied the anti-Reed men ut 8
O'Clock nj Smiths opera house and made
them a talk and so did Webster Wilson
The Reed men also held a caucus up
town under the leadership of Wilbur
rUwfotd OF Cameron and w. Nj. Me-
y maid 81 Fnru"y White across tho street
the Mckinleyites held forth under the
leadership of G.. G. Drake There doesn't
sccm to he any friction between the Al
l'son or Quincy people and the Mckinley
tics and tonight Drake. the MCKINLEY
boss, and Traynham, the local Quincy ma
chine worker, have beon hohnobbing to.
gether nbou, the hotel corridors. But
tuncyitee, AlliSuuitrs and NicNiulevites
arc uuanimrus !n declaring that Reed
won't be In II tomorrow.
Congressional Chairman McGar. who
VIII call tho convention to order tomor-
row Is II firm friend and supporter Of
Hugh Hancock who wants - 20 10 ST.
Louis AS delegate TO the National con-
Vention and who has all along been on.
posed 10 Brush, the local Allison candl-
date, and who has been accredited with "A
leaning townrls Reed. Tonight. however
me Mck inlcNtes claim both McGnr and
tlnncock and assert that Trnynhnm IL
with them also. Their confidence IN ,heir
ability to carry the convention tomorrow
IS AKIN TO That Of mon who have n ciuch.
" hNihcr they lave strnighl tin or not,
us sure thing that several barrels huva
htrn tapped somewhere and that money ia
plentiful IN republican ranks at this writ
Ing 49, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
TEMPI.E TOPICS

Temple, Texas, March 4.-The regular
annual meeting of the shareholders Of the
Temple Cold Storage and Ice company was
held Monday evening and directors and Of
dccrs elected for the ensuing year. The
officers are as follows: George Toland
president. George Bond. vice president; p
\. Hickman, secretary The company
business FOR the past season was first class
and considerable improvements will horily
be adopted
The grades of the contestants in the re-
cent examination for postal positions, as
soon as the free mail delivery Is inaugu-
rated have arrived from Washington and
tho successful men are, T.. NJ. Sanford,
SOS J. a, Jourdan SOB; ". NJ. Harrcn,
$40, Sixteen applicants passed the exam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
SHADE TREES

me FASHION OF setting out shade trees Is
o''on'ihg almost universal. and 1T Is
one That should be encouraged for they
are ooth picturesque ana useful and
"u" much to the appearance of n homo
s"Ss writer In Farm News. When this
o"nG done though, care should be
"Aeh not to set the trees whore they will
DC m me way at some future time. When
iSetlhs trees try to imagine how thew v,iIl
ens1I,." I'm lul grown, and chen Won can
The y pf GiG,ai NV, where they should stand
course ;he co op leIt OF u shade tree is OF
done thinS That can be easily over
that Is "" sha know Of more than one house
thai IL r sta9 "a until 1t is gloomy. aud
hes soI use AS sunshine is the greatest and
'S' u's'htectant and deodorizer. the trees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
HIGHER COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Galveston, Texas, March An the court
Of civil appeals the following motions
were submitted today:
To dismiss appeal Kettle Roberts VS..
Houston city Street Railway company,
from Harris, State of Texas. ex-rel
from Shelby.
For rrhearng-J. r. Roby ct nj vs.
Frank, Herman e Co, from Gregg; Gulf
~. If, J. Reagan, from MONTGOMERY; NJ
5. Waller ~. c. H. Leonard. from Gal
weston
To affirm on ccrtifcate--James A. Cush-
man Manufacturing company VS.. Green
Bayou Brick Works company, from Har-
rls county.
Appellants motion to dismiss granted
International and Great Northern Rail-
road company VS.. VI. J. Mulcahy, from
Galveston,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
PLANTING FRUIT raru

If you own a piece Of land N
does not contain more than nj
plant a portion Of 1t 10 fruit h
orchard it is a good plan to ila
pie and peach trees. In this Wi
plant trees much closer togahs
peach trees will have died bau
pie trees are large enough y
with them. Apple trees shcaz
PAINTED nearer than two ma
other. If they are, tho rniSas
noticed before they are bat
Plums, apricots and cherrs
planted twenty feet apart, and |
a long time before they csa3|
other. Standard pears Should
feet more each way. DwaftN 2
are condemned by mos. frui' y
bearing early and dying cary
may be probably planted IN "
try where fruit is scarce ana ~
Manure n young orchard MI
cultivate It thoroughly. PlaM =
for the first five years beIven Z
leaving 1t so you can piow oM
pecially where the tract Is snI =
dear.
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John Thdtieses, murder; Nick Palvedore,

John Thatieses, murder; Nick Palvedore,
murder.
Judge r. c. Davis Is giving UNIVERSAL
sattSrn,,tion ns fudge and w. NJ. Imboden
IL holding up the side of the State with
his usual vigor and efficiency.
George H. Matthews, Esq. of Nacog-
doches, is and has been here during the
entire term. attending court. He has de-
termined TO make the race for district
attorney. "a -
Two very interesting civil suits were
tried here Friday and saturday lhat
iltigants. In one. in which a bale of cot
ton was involved the costs had accumu-
lated until It was nearly 500 The other
was about an account OF so and the costs
amounted 10 about $500. sBoth appealed
cases from the justice court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

begin with on Sunday night, February. %,
has grown crowd at each evening lee
tnre which no hail In tho city will accom-
modate The Baptist church, which Is
now being used and which has almost
double the seating capacity of any DINER
church edifice IN town is found to be far
short of the necessary seating capacity.
Yesterdays o'clock service was devoted
almost entirely to children. of which there
must have been one or two hundred pres
ent. His list of pledge sirners nov mum
Der l16 and is rapidly increasing. The
chances are that an effort viii be made
right soon 10 have an election ordered Tor
the entire county to vote on local option.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Good Flow of Artesian Water-To Ere
a Fine Hotel

Good Flow of Artesian water-To Erect
Fine Hotel.
Beaumont. Texas, March i.-Gust. War
ncclxe. the artesan we'll digger who Sc
cured the contract for sinking two ar
tesan wells at Port Arthur, has struck
an excellent flow from the first well at
depth of 1893 feet. The water is perfectly
clear and from AZ inch pipe dows about
10000 gallons per day 1t is not pure
water, however, as II contains sait anu
soda. 1t VIII be allowed TO run Tor ABOUT
a week and IL the slight brachish TASTE
does not disappear boring VIII continue
until vein of pure water Is struck
A rumor Is aioat this afternoon thao
the Kcuntse Bros. Will erect sow
hotel at Sabine Pass, work to begin In
lew weeks. The rumor can not be con
nrmcd and was probably started as
result Of the presence in the city of Mr.
A. Z Smith, private secretary to the
Kcunt2es
The advance sale of seats indicates that
a large audience Will witness Lewis Nor
risona production Of Faust at The opera
house FRIDAY night. Tho price for down
stairs admission TO this attraction has
been advanced To $l5o, but there is little
cause for complaint because of the adj
vance. Faust as presented by Lewis
Morrison. Is far superior TO anything mat
has been heretofore produced on the local
stage and those who attend VIII never
regret tho money spent There Is no adj
vance IN the admission to the, gallery,
y test has been made Of the resisting
power Of the pressed brick made by the
company in this city. The test was made
by hydraulic pressure. with the following
result; Brick No /, $500 pounds per square
inch; Ne. ?, 1870 pounds per SQUARE inch;
No 2. S2lo pounds per square inch
James Mckinley, a white man. ar
rested several days ago on a warrant
charging assault with intent to rape,
had preliminary examination and ->as
Il D, ur fettr a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
EAGLE PASS NOTES.

Eagle Pass. Texas March 3.--The con-
tract has been let for the rebuilding of
the railroad shops of the Mexican Inter
national railroad. The building will be of
brick and moro extensive than the former
building.
Customs Inspector Dolch Is quite sick,
and unless there is n change for the bot
ter within the next twenty-four hours
1t IS thought his condition will become
critical
Special Inspector of Customs Burke ar
rived this week from South Dakota TO
take the place of Special Inspector Fergu-
son, who goes to Brownsville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
POINTERS 10 LITIGANrs.

Costs In Casoa Ten Times the Amoup,
Sued For Three Murder cases
san Augustine, Texas. March s.-Comt
is sttill IN session and the grand jury st,n
hard at work and win be all this wcok
'rhe TWO cases SGT for today. Mack Me.
Cllpahan, assault TO murder, and L. o
Fuller. forgery, were continued. The
following cases are set for tomorrow
and special venire Is to be summoned
In each case: Il. IL. Brlstow, murder
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin, Texas, March 4-Chartered to-
day; The Firm Foundation Publishing
company OF Austin. Capital stock So
goo. lncorporators. j. W. Jackson. r..
hansbruugh, q, j. Stock
Volume IS of the supreme court reports
n s,a, been received by the secretary OF
state ana is ready for distribution.
Wharton county redeemed $1,000 OF its
ntioge bonds held by the permanent
Governor Culberson and Secretary OF
ington "eN rum - ASH
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REVIVALS AT yOAKr,,t

foaknm' Texas, March 2--The revival
AT the Methodist church, After being con-
Quoted Quoted for 1--WE weeks. closed last night.
ne result was the accession on forty
memhcrs to tho church and the thoro,,e,
city. "N o'e' '"e
Key. VIII $ James began his tabernacle
a a, ~, at the baptist church last night
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REpORr or A PApnoN

Hampstead Texas. March A tele.
gram was received here early this morn.
ing mat Win Matchett. who at the Lass,
tSru OF court was convicted on the cbor,,o
Oh assault with inten, to murder az
t,,,-,, Two years sentence, had been
tm.iohro by Acting Governor Jcster III
pcillon Tor pardon was signed b,, ,tne
'u'R'' district attorney and the igrv we
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ALVIN Texas, March s-rhc Alvin Dem.
o~atio club was reorganlzed this aftor-
noon at a we'll attended meeting. and tho
following officers elected. President H.
?. Ftshhack Vice president John WI.
hurn. secretary, w. II Barr. treasurer.
w y. Rowan. The elYh wll take nn ne.
two part In Brtaoru county politics dur
ing the campaign ~ i>9t and viii also be
head from on National and state ISSUES
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CoIrMRIA NOTES.

Columbia, Texas, March 4.-Attorney w.
= Sproles of Brazoria was in the city
yesterday.
The citizens of Columbia met recently
ana organized a fire company.
Inc steamship Alice Blair leaves to-
morrow with n party Tor Velasco. where
me citizens of Braaoria county win meet
10 discuss the advisability of organiainr
White Mans Union in this county.
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strike every part OF the houp n
into every window that Il ooui
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some that is desirable 10 W.. d. :
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trees make the hest living IN
they are there the year th,eK
many trees In a yard Is not Z i
none, but they spoil tile effect
We have many natural tres U
perfect shade trees, and tAt d
furnish many ornamental 9a 4
We'll In a yard.
Set shade trees by all man
not set them so as to keep sunA1
the house and spoil your oulat