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TAYLoR rop1cs-
New lee Making Plant to he Bullt--A
Pair Of Prisoners

New Ice Making Plant to he Bunt--A
Pair Of Prisoners
Taylor, Texas. March 2i.-Tho Waco
Ar'fstan Ice company has the lumber on
the ground for a large ice vault and VIII
pul a force of hands at work at once to
rush the building To completion IA time
for the beginning Of the ice season. Two
trains viii be put on 10 begin with. ana
thus branch house Of the company will
DO established In Taylor to supply the
local demand for this ice supply. TAYLOR
has large ice factory with the latest
improved machinery. and as this Waco
company Is said 70 be a strong one. the
competition between them promises to
De lively. and win hayr tho effect OF
Placing the price OF ice down to n mint
mum, and IN the reach Of universal con
sumption. This Waco company Is also
Austin.
The An and Bob Taylor lectures last
night proved great success. and met
the highest expectations OF very large
audience. Every seat IN the opera house
wAa sold In advance.
sheriff Purl passed through the city yes
ieidHy on his return to Georgetown, hav-
ing IN custody two negroes, one captured
ln llillshoro ana ono In Corsicana. One
or them Is an escapcd convict from the
county farm, ana the other Is wanted
on "A charge OF theft.
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\ Vine Establishment Now IN onerat,,
IT -IL.h.--

\ Vine Establishment Now in Operation
at Silsbe-
Snshrc Tcvns' Nsreb ot s,,~o ,.,,. ias,
,.,... 3D.. 3D.. '"' ~
'''' '' ''"7'eF "H4 iA1i tae Texas Pine
L,s1a association has erected and has In
oref.tt,er, ...,,s 40 ,b.. e,,..., .,,.,,..,, -
~. - ann P'"''e9
" rust ItN's- 4Ao MIL proper is two
Stories. -s1 Rect in length and covered
u!tl Galvanized tro,, ,,...,,. M. -
.t.,.r-.. a. an -,
80 ''. "l" ana "l tNc Iiiest pat
-riAa comprising tWu eusiaes, one i5X2t
ana one l4NlS. steam feed. live rolls r1-c-
.-.......- ~ ' .''N '"'ia' i1Nbe'
H., III. - =. t ~ sI" eNI slzeF- The ca
a. g., ,.,.-,s'-i.'' ' l.l .4'4. ~ adIiton 10
H.. .s',.-i...,'-', fuiiS or pine timber
t... .-. ""i7 ,"t-t quantities Of
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freight agent OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texas. with headquarters at Houston,
was In the city today.
The Mallory line steamship cleared for
New York today with 2S73 bales of cot
ton, 200 bales OF istle. 100 sacks OF wool
and 100 packages of merchandise.
President Rouse and other officials of
tho Missouri. Kansas and Texas are ex-
pected In the city tomorrow morning to
remain probably two or three days
Chief of Police Jones left this morn
ing for Columbus, Colorado county. and
will be absent a few days. During his alb
sence Deputy Chief Amundsen VIII be III
charge.
The steamship Stella was gaily decor
ated with bunting today in honor of her
expected visitors She will probably I'm
tsh unloading and be ready to sail by
noon tomorrow.
Alderman Hughes scheme for exter-
minating impounded CANNES will be put
In operation tomorrow. The dogs will be
placed In n large oven, beneath which
Will burn a charcoal fire This method
of putting dogs out of existence was sug-
gestod as the most humane way posi-
BILE.
Tomorrow morning the following Gal
vestonians will leave on the Mallory line
for New York. whence they Will proceed
to Europe via the Hamburg American
linc II. Wilkens and wife. Mrs. b. Welt
ing, Miss Paula Wikens, Heinrich VIII
kens, Jr,, and Hans Focke.
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cline row }, before the nu,r. @
p preni ailments, adap, Hn4ne IL -.
orsanlzation by n rs s % hef S.i.l
p riayy; experencssSH EnsIass!
bbia.,st N these maladisp ~ dina "
narm In any condItin a.
its sales exceed The ZION OF the ,s u
ot nr medicines for w oroased ala \ =
c,i " Pierc,e's Favori,eV ppsni Y
Se ure any arrangement aate.srlptes =,
ieniuine organism. +, Of the dim,,.
tain. There are so, !, ebsoluis,s
lected themselves 90 oy Inn. Who NV "
cure Is next to impossgph that / cs,sgs
in Tho '' ,e comfort and , out even XIV
II ne he use Of the "FavorI,s Spr5uysd 49, MN
mas cured hundreds - Prescnpijs. :
nave received no r,lls, oI wonts "
years OF treatment WITH Whatever W,
~ u absolutely unio,e 500 phyrtss
medicine. Such a rn .n the hists.ss
covered only once 'TThhedy can Z
me rhar world Ike t. nor has ss ~ = AOthal :
;rneretore. don't accent ! sners ever ~
ru.r. 'nat some unscr1,nurI ooath!ee rahIt
make a better profit p''0ua dealer 81,
,.. When l began using n, =.
yNorltc Prescription" wri Is. Piercss h.
yIVer Of Mlliboro Denot es M !. n
VA y was hardly aha BAH cauniy
bed, After | had used XII. ~ make no M,
felt able to do alr ns,i botts II
OF September l gave blrth '' = TA d:
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
FAREWELL. SERMON,


Beev,llc, Texas. March 2S.--Rev. w. w
Pinson OF san Antonio, having taken sud
denly III, was not able 10 Ill the appoint
rlent at the Methodist church yesterday
as was announced. Rev. Lee. pastor
preschs>i IN the morning, and Rev w. Y
Taylor Christian minister, occupied the
pulpit at night.
REV. White pastor OF the Baptist
church. who res grssl this charge some
two weeks ago, preached hts farewell ser
mon last night. Brother White has many
warm friends outside the baptist church
WHO. with the members OF the church, re.
greet to see HIM 80. Tonight an Informal
service will he held Of the Baptist church
20 give his friends an opportunity TO pass
a few words ana tell him EQod-Oye, lie
leaves on tonso1row's train for foakuin,
his future work.
The Baptist church IN conference at the
Baptist church Yesterday afternoon called
Rev. Gadiy Of Houston county to I've their
pastor II viii probably be a month he
fore Rev. Gaddy can TAKE up the work.
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THE MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY.
HOW TO MAKE A GAME OF GER
TAINTY OUT OF A GAME
OF CHANCE.
Misflt Marriages Prevented. and Health
and Happiness Assured.

Novels generally prove that all marri-
ages are happy. The divorce courts tell
a different story. Once in awhile there
Is novel that tells the truth. Then peo-
don't read 1t. The noveists' pictures Of
happiness frequently cause the most dis
tressing unhappiness. Young men and
women go into the state of matrmony
In blissful and senseless ignorance Of
what II really means. They have read
the. toy stories of the average novelists
and they believe that if they may only
have the partner of their choice, that life
viii thereafter he all roses and honey
They do not stop to find out whether or
not the object of their devotion Is suited
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ANOTHER TO HANG.
Brady Rutherford, the Second Dwyer Muir
derer, Gets the Death Penalty.

n'a'y nur'1. sVsu M .n' ,S Se' PANTY
ueiei' Nr'e 'he -, =, ,S'.,
Brennan, Texas, MArch A.-Distrlct
court convened at o'clock this morning
ma ,h, ,as, 80 ,ho ctotoy &c prad, putb-
~ Wv 0d'e u. ''e S'"'0 ''' '"''
erlord was called
Attachments were issued for a number
of witnesses and the state announced
reaay. T. - Fielder asked Tor cohtlh-
uance on the ground of the absence of
the witnesses The n,otion WAS overrulod
M, -. - -. -. -.
ne "oFk Oh 'uipahheiihs jury was
commenced and after fortv-four had dis
qualified themselves and ave had hoe,
,b,lt.u.,.,, -. 49,. -
90 , $50 oS tne otaAS anu tns httorheys
,To ~ eu uc.ellsN uau SWaiiehsed nlhe{eeii'
S 1,,u auiioM , Ins Juror nheu inc Don D. ~
r. a. D. iivnrV ScheAt' L. hunt j.
Docl,@v paii w iiusss1 s,,I -
I'pChey' iAul Won belpersteln, Robert
"a i LEI. 10y 3S hooNer' j. H. buttoh'
20 - ~ :, US ',es' IKE, ike nISss, 700
wttnass re, ,hn ei,eu at i''1 ahu the hist
Mi'tNsS on tHe stahd WaS MT YIN. Lusk.
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Wharton. Texas, March a3.-Rev. r. T,
Davant Of the Baptist church was re-
elected pastor for the ensuing year ny
unanimous vote, this being hjs fourth year
in Wharton. THIS tesur'uuy OF the love
and reverence IN which be is held by his
church members is well deserved as MIR
Davani is we}l loved by every body IN the
whole community.
4 protracied meeting viii he commenced
a. Tie Raptist church next Sunday by
Rev. II. +. Mitchell. late OF Austin but
ucw AN evangelist.
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APPOINTMENTS AT SMITHVILLE
Smithvile. Texas, March A.-Smith

Vile is experiencing quite building
boom at present, new buildings are going
m in all parts OF the town Among the
residences are those Of Superintendent
Mcdowell, q. r. aud W. II. Holmes. }.
G.. Sayers The new city hail has lust
been completed and work begins This
week on the ice factory. Brick are being
put on the ground at the corner of Main
and North Second streets for a two 7tory
business house for Mr.. * A. McKaskeli
The palatial suburban residence of g.
II Turney and Dewliug Heights. west
of town, is now about completed and
viii he occupied by Mr.. Turncy and his
family next week.
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FOR ouTRAGING A SISTER.

San Diego Texas March IA com
plant was filed before the justice of the
peace against Francisco Arredondo yes
terday evening charging him with rape
ON the person Of hia l4-ycar-old half sister,
Eulogia Arredondo. Arredondo had an
eXamsinE trial before Justice OF the
Peace Mount today and was bound over
10 await the action OF the grand jury in
the sum OF 5000 Being unable TO furnish
same ne was remAnded to jail. Francisco
is "a years Of age. All parties are Next
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where A. the city Of Roses and che name
IL most appropriately applied. There Is
profusion of flowers this year and pc,
Ter season could not have been selectei
interes, in base bail - revivlng anu
Victoria will have n strong amateur team
this season. practice game on the
whceler grounds sunday afternoon de-
veioped some promising material,
poultry INDUSTRY, tho prevailing price OF
eggs is dozen for dollar. Is very con-
vincing. They were never known 10 De 40
chear and plentiful rs this season
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Paris. Texas, March f2i-yestcrday
afternoon, while George Coursey and wife
were In the yard at their home IN the
northwest part OF the county, tho cloth
ing OF their S-year-oid daughter who was
playing IN the house, caught Are, and be-
fore tho iiames could be eNtnguished she
was 80 badly burned that she died in n
few hours,
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BRAKEMAN RHODES KILLED.

Fort Worth Texas, March 2i.--Jesse l.,
Rhodes, brakeman on the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande railroad, WAS crushed
TO death at Dublin this morning while
uncoppling freight cars. lie fell from a
car while making a running switch and
was cut IN two by the wheels HIS re-
mains were brought 10 his home here
| this afternoon aud taken In charge by
tho order of Railway Conductors. OF
which no was member In good standing
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VICTORIA NEWS Nor,,s

Victoria, Texas, March 2l--Victoria "a
TO have battle of flowers In connection
with the firemen's celebration on April
p. A committee of ladies have this fea-
ture in charge, and II Will certainly be n
great success. Victoria is known every
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FROM TEXAS

Or. r. +. Lee A ire, ~ PONDS No
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the request of police 0i a. o. 81. *
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FROM PORT LAvACA.

coupon 1dltnt.
Enclosed please find IL coupons, which
please place to Miss Gussic Mckernon.
Hoping she will win the bicycle.
\ Reader of The Post.
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PLEASE VOTE FOR COURTNEY.

Coupon EdltOr.
MY papa asked us to send In these GO
coupons for his little friend, Courtney
Hutchinson. Please vote for Courtney
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s p. STILL ON THE TRACE

Coupon Editor;
please place 10 the credit of the $, p
candidate Johnnie oualtrough. Wishing
him success l am, His little friend.
Ruth Kelly
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coupon Editor.
Enclosed ! hand you Sc coupons. which
you will please place TO the credit of
j. H. Meek. Why don't tho sawmill pco-
nle all help him outP | see that railroad
people all stick together Hoping they
VIII all join In, l am yours truly,
A ErlnnH
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Will COURTNEY RIDE IT.?

Coupon Editor:
Enclosed find GO coupons for Courtney
Ilutchison, | hope to see Courtney ride
that wheel and ask my friends to VOTE
for him. Il. Muggc.
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EVERY ONE KNOWS HIM.

Coupon Fditor:
Enclosed you will hud coupons. which
place 10 Fred Kcrsien's credit and please
change the name to Little Chief" and
obligc. Friend.
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WISHES HIM SUCCESS.

Coupon Editor;
Please place tho enclosed If coupons to
the credit of Courtney Ilutchison. Wish
ing him success. Respectfully,
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INTERESTED FROM READING.

Coupon Editor;
Please find enclosed a. coupons, which
please place to Miss Mckernons credit.
have become interested IN reading the
bicycle contest column and want TO see
her win Respectfully. W. l.. Hester.
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Please find enclosed o coupons for Miss
Josie Ollre. Yours truly.
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II. p. \. NOT our OF IT.

i0upon E.s.tsr:
Enclos 4 please md II coupons for Miss
Annie WYNN Damon. the r. Il. \. girl.
RespectfulS. VIM. C.. Guynn
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FOR MISS RANKIN.

Coupon Editor;
Enclosed find II coupons. which plessc
place 10 the credit OF Miss l., b. Ran
kin. Your friend,
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Herewith IS coupons, which place to the
credit OF Courtney Hutchinson. Success
to the little cotton boy.
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A DOUBLE COUNT SHOW
THE LITTLE COTTON BOY.

Enclosed you will find ~ conpons. Plac
them TO the credit OF Miss Cora Yves
and oblise. "Gyp."
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HONOR or VOTING ron WINNER

coupon tdli0r:
Enclosed find 70 coupons. which please
place 10 the credit Of Courtney Hutchison.
ming Of the contest. but his frerds are
dot rmined that he shall win. So ir there
honor OF voting Cor the winner they had
better cast their votes for Courtney.
HbOg kehOp
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SnECIALTIES

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cartarrh and Dis
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FIRST PRIZE

on Exhibition at Wilson. Tyres & Co.'s.
The choice Of any stearns bicycle val
ued at A3 or less to the one gathering
me largest number OF coupons before L
O'CLOCK. noon. ApRIL / 1896
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that there are many teachers dropping
from the ranks every year The aver.
agc teachers term of usefulness does
not extend over moro than eight or
ten years, and then they must turn To
other employmcnts Some people con.
denim M teachers for preparing for
other professions while teaching. but II
they only knew II, we can not hope
TO nnd employment as teachers for
many years and must provide for the
future"
The change from lie diplomas 60 six
year diplomas would reduce the num-
hcr OF normal graduates, would II
notr"
Not materially Teachers are begin.
ming 20 and that the only way TO Sc
cure employment et good salary II
to be prepared to render the best pos
sible service. School boards try 90 re-
tain a good teacher even II higher
wages must be paid and the question
with the teacher is not so much tho
grade ot certificate she holds aA Il Ia
the grade of work SHE can do"
JuNTo.
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nected with other roads In that vicin.
ity, 1t will be the means ~ giving
easy access To u large and prosperous
section ot country, not now easily
reached by team on sencral princi.
Piles am heartily IN favor Of the build
ing and extension of county roads. The
best and cheapest way of paving our
country thoroughfares is TO plank them
with four-inch lumber. An abundance
OF material is az hand on every side.
and at small cost the county could
procure a portable sawmiu for getting
out the stun along the line ot road.
other places pursue this policy. and
there is no reason why IL cannot be
done In this county, The stun need not
be strictly first class, but II sawed four
inches thick. when placed In the road
1t will wear Tor twelve or fourteen
years In many places the mistake Is
made OF laying planking that is too
thin. For this purpose many logs can
be utilized which are good for nothing
else. Six months in the year good work
could be done ON your roads under this
method. and soon you would have high
ways which can be travelled winter
and summer"
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a DISTRACTED OPPOSITION.

/ The stock OF Democratic buster and
brag has been running low for w,
{ years past Now. however. It's cam,
paign factories win be run al full blast
till election day, turning out yttupera.
ton, buster and bragg. the only pro,
[ ducts which Democratic policy has ever
fostered in this country, II the party
actively could be confined TO mud
singing at the Republican nomina-
tions, 1t might hope 10 break It's best
record but. unfortunately. It's aim win
be distracted by factlonal conflict
that will use up considerable mud In
pelting Its own wings
The Chicago convention viii closely
resemble a Donnybrook fair The sill.
Yer coinage Republicans at ST. Louis
faced the adverse decision OF the great
Republican majority with becoming
dignity gravity and regret Their little
bolt from the convention was an un-
pretentious withdrawal. with no vain
parade Of vituperatlon or threats. The
conflict at Chicago will be OF far great
er proportions and consequence The
inevitable antagonism viii arouse the
bitterest resentment and denunclatlon.
II the gold standard is trampled under
the dust, as now appears certain. the
loss OF every sound money state to the
Democracy is absolutely inevitable. as
will be proclaimed in advance on the
floor OF the convention unless free
speech is stifed.
II Is. then, wretched and hopeless
resort that will remain for the Demo-
cratic machine in the northern states
from the Atlantic to the Rocky noun
tains. Event II there is no formal bolt
or desertion OF the party standard, the
most that can be expected Is a per-
functory and down-hearted support OF
the free silver standard bearers
against an irresistible folly behind the
champions Of sound money Hundreds
OF thousands Of Democrats, will take
TO the woods" hundreds OF thousands
more VIII manfully vote for the Re.
standard bearers, and the ma
jorities that will be rolled up for the
Republican ticket in November will be
in the political history
Of this country.
There is no assurance and apparent |
Iy no possibility today Of any combi-
nation Of the distracted and hostile
ldherents of the silver standard. The
silver coinage Republicans are likely
TO nominate their own representative
The Populists certainly pro-
'ose today to set up their own nominee.
The sllver-standard Democrats will
make straight party nomination in
al probability. Against this divided
Ind distracted opposition the Republl-
ans are certain to triumph even in
Itates where they have only a minority
'ote.-Exchange.
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AROUND TOWN.


Strength for today-in house and home,
To practice forbearance sweetly;
To scatter kind words and loving deeds.
Still trust in God completely.
Crackerjack Bradbury is in town.
DR.. W. 1. Howard, homeopathic, $50
Commercial street.
Contractor w. H. Parker was in from
the railroad camps yesterday.
Mr.. L. Mansur and family, Of Knapp
ton, are visiting in the city.
Councilman L Bergman returned
from Gray's River last evening.
Fresh Strawberries every morning at
lowest market price. c. B. Smith.
The steamer Arcata leaves this morn
ing for Coos Bay and coast points.
Mr.. James Brown, Of Knappa, called
on his old Astoria friends yesterday.
Ice cream for sale in bulk, and ice
cream parlors at the Astoria Creamery
Call on Snodgrass for fine photos.
Our motto, Good work and low prices.
The finest separator cream in the
city at bedrock prices at C. B. Smiths.
Never were summer fabrics for ladies
more charming than they are this sea-
son.
August Erickson sent his family to
north beach yesterday to spend the
summer.
Just received. a choice stock Of fine
teas, coffees and spices, at Foard & |
Stokes Co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice Ia hereby given that the part
ncrship heretofore existing between +,
L. Noe and W ]. scullcy has been
dissolved and that the business u said
drm VIII hereafter be conducted by W.
j. soullcy, the successor ~ said nrm,
an accounts due said hrm arv pay
able 20 W, j, soulley. Hoping 10 hero.
after receive the patronage heretofore
extended TO said firm. am
w ]. SCul.LEY.