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er,ck C. Cocheu OF Brooklyn; Orange T. Tanning,
OF Piverhead Charles A. Tooker and Thomas
O'Donnell Of Port Jefferson, and Frank Miller. OF
Bridgeport Conn.
JAMAICA.
While talking to his wife yesterday morning 81
bastian Hertz, a wel.-known and wealthy farmer.
living on the Rockaway Road, dropped dead from
heart disease. He leaves widow and a son.
The programme for the Long Island Farmers
Institute to be held at Jamaica February 81 and
90. Will be of unusual interest w. w. Rawson. OF
Arlington, near Boston. will read a specially pre-
pared paper on Market Gardening Under Glass;
Professor H. E. Stockbridge. OF Georgia. will read
paper on The Feeding and Cultivation Of Gar
den Crops" Professors Hastead and voorhees,, Of
New-Jersey. will read papers on The Diseases Of
Plants and How to Properly Fertillze the Soil"
Shirley Dawey will speak on Poultry and The
So for Market Gardeners" Mr.. Griffin on "Mush.
room Culture" Mr. Saffen on The Growing Of
Small Fruits" =. Halstead on "A Few OF the Needs
OF Modern Farmers" Messrs Serrine and Stewart
Of the Agricultural Experiment Station, and sew
eral other specialists, including a representative
OF the United States Agricultural Department at
Washington will read papers.
At the meeting Of Jamaica Council. R. A., on
Thursday night, Mr.. Hopkins and his Grace Church
male choir entertained the members with several
solos and number OF choruses.
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MOUNT KISCO.

At the regular meeting OF the Bedford Farm
ors Club Wednesday afternoon. In Adams
Brothers Hall, at Bedford Station, the subject
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AT THE EASTERN END.

The farmers days meeting held in the lect-
hall at Worthwhile. closed on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs f. +. Dawley, OF Fayetteville
who delivered a lecture on Egg Production In Win
ter" C. l.. Allen. Of Floral Park spoke on Seed
Growing" Mr. Allen formerly lived at Worthwhile
and has for many years made a careful study of
growing seed. He followed by F. A. Shrine
OF jamaica on Three Common Cabbage Pests" In
spite OF hard times and low prices for some lines
OF produce the farmers still deeply Interested in
farming, was clearly shown by the large and at
tentive audiences at this meeting
Miss Alice Reardon and Miss Josie Goodman OF
Westhampton. have been visiting friends at
Patchcgue
The Misses Wells, of Franklynville have been
visiting Miss Edith Peirce at Southold
Miss Nellie McC. Of Shelter Island. is home for
a short vacation.
Miss Grace Raynor, OF East Morlches Is visiting
her aunt. Mrs George c. Raynor. at Westhampton.
The Union School at Easthampton is still closed
on account of the measles The Board OF Educa-
ton intended to open the school next Monday. but
the Board " Health has ordered 1t to remain
closed another week.
Miss Carrie stayley, OF BROOKLYN, is visiting
James II. Conklin and family have returned to
their home In Southod after visit to relatives In
Brooklyn
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Henry Brush. the well-known conductor on 'he
OYSTER Bay branch OF the Long Island Raiirodu'
met a horrible death yesterday morning. OoH-
ductor Brush In charge OF the tram tha' ieaHes
Oyster Bay at go o'clock every morning TOT Lons
Leland CIV The train was not made up. and the
conductor went between two OF the cars 10 coupe
them While he doing 50 the engine WHICH
was TO draw the train backed down the track IN
order TO get attached to the first car Tne engine
was In charge OF Engineer Stacey. lie ala not
know Conductor Brush was tstween the cars ana
bumped against the first car. This caused Ire cars
between which Brush was standing TO come To-
gether and he vas crushed. dying almost instantly
lie leaves "A widow. but no children.
committee OF prominent citizens has been APP
pointed to Investigate the present oyercrowdei con-
duon OF the public school at Sea CIT.
Mr. and Mrs q. W. Cox and their daughter. OF
Sea cl,ff have returned to Sea CHI. after two
weeks visit TO relatives IN Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Crowell and Their daughter. Miss
Maud. OF Sea Cliff, have gone West for a months
visit to relatives
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sETAUKET AND PORT JEFFERSON.

The rapid growth OF the rubber business in Sc
tauket has compelled the Liberty Rubber Company
to enlarge it's buildings. Extensive additions were
made last year. and comes a further dema md
for enlarged quarters. The postoiice building and
the large building now occupied by ". f.. Howells
shoe store be removed and the factory build
ings will be extended to the corner.
Iincoln's birthday observed by the closing of
the schools in Setauket and East Setauket.
II IS probable that Oldield will lose of its
best known families. Captain Rogers. who went &c
Africa a few weeks ago. has decided to have his
family follow him II his health does not show signs
OF failing.
Mrs w w Bishop of Rocky Point. is visiting
friends Port jefferson.
Captain and Mrs Samuel $. Baylies and their
family, OF Port jefferson. have gone 10 Saguna,
Mexico. for long stay
Miss Ada Wheeler has returned to Port jefferson
after "A visit to her parents at Paterson. n ].
Misses Florence and Fannie Wheeler have re-
turned their home at Port jefferson, after stay
OF two weeks in Brooklyn.
Charles H. Benson. OF Port Jefferson. has gone
to Tampa. Fla. visit TO friends
S. s. Coles. of Brooklyn. is the guest of his
daughter Mrs. r. X. Floyd. at Port Jefferson
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KATONAII.

A number OF Christian Endeavorers Will attend
the meeting OF the Union at White Plains on Feb
ruary o. at which tie Rev. J. II. Eastman. OF
Po.tsyille. Penn. viii be OF the speakers.
Last Thursday evening the Mizpah Circle OF
Kings Daughters met at Miss Gussle Benedict's
to
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay, OF New-York and
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Anderson. of Mount Yer
non, were in Ka:onah this week.
The dance al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Hoyt Tuesday evening was a pleasant affair.
On Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid Society will
hold q socable in the Presbyterian Church. and
on the following evening there will be concert
and organ recital In the Methodist Episcopal
Church. under the direction of James A. Hoyt.
Miss Florence d. butcher. Miss Vida Miller and
the Messrs. Hoffman, Hitchcock Betti Phillips
and Rail will assist.
The Epworth League convention IL to be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church In Katonah.
February 26 and "a. Preparations are being made
for the entertainment OF the many delegates
pected.
Last Saturday night the house the State Farm.
two miles south of Katonah. and until recently
known the Cromwell Place. burned TO the
ground. The house unoccuped at the time.
and the fire is supposed to have been the ve-k At
trampe
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pATCHOGI'E,

The Patchogue and Port Jefferson Traction Com
pany was incorporated yesterday with the Secre-
tary OF State. with capital OF 100000 TO operate
a street surface railroad fourteen miles long be-
tween the villages OF Patchogue and Port Jefferson
In Sunolk County The company's principal Office
swszey Edwin Bsey Ins sres'o s,n are Joseph
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SENSATIONAL ARRESTS.

An ExBnnk Cashier ard Prominent
| Stockmcu Involved.
| waco Texas, March "A sensation
was created here this evening 10y the IT,
rest Of }. T. Massey until two weeks
ago cashier of the Farmers aud Mor,h-
ante national bank Of this city. aud w
r. Tucker. They are charged together
with J, H. Tucker at present in Cbi,,,.,
with Tho Misrepresentation of $50, Of tfo
funds Of the hank named Massey IA
chugca with the MISREPRESENTATION .,,1
the others with assisting and aiding hin,
j u. Tucker is an excessive. ca,tlo ar.,l.
or wei known mroushout Texas .na
has done a great acal of h,,s,,.., H.,
the Farmers and Merchants Nntlon,t
bank. Las; Tuesday. Bank Examiner
John @ Cannon e. Dallas vlYtlod Waco
and made an examination NJ the ,ee,trs
of tho bank, upon tho result Of which No
caused Il complaint to hc issued low t-n,teI
States Commissioner Lehman nj nm
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UNITED coNFEDGRATE VETERANS.


General Cabcll Conyratulatcs the Trans-
Mississippi Department..
Dallas Texas March ,i,,,.,,i ~, =
Cal.u i,,,,,.t ~ t.
N'N '"''""'us circular last
"e'N
Headquarters Trans Nlssissir,i t,o,,...,
mont United Confederate N.,c,-,rs I",'
las. TcNls, February ai-rlrcular. -
rades-It is with feelings of fb, ,.....,.''',
pleasure us Well a4 nrida tr.t 80,
you at tine close of another y,s,. ,t.,
providence has pNte,de1 It's sh.ti,.i 49,
wings oyer the ernv-hntyr3 ,',,' .,'S
followed the nnr OF tho 1.ost o.. " ~
noble sons ana beautiful dnughte,1 A. ~. =,
as our noble associntton With ,s " .''
stronger ami strorp.r oarb yao, ~,
ca mps now number IN arror,i,,
CdGtuut- generals ronort m, INK IN
as rot been as erent as ,vc ,nt,t,. ''''
The dead nave boon properlv cnr.rI ,,, .iv. ''
living Confederate Veterans MN,
capucitated bv wounds ia. .t.b.,. '''-
been properly cared fn, hv H. ne, '.''
States IN the trans Nfis.tssi,,,,, '''''"'
They have rocd honses ~, -, ,'''',''
Viicl with rood raiment and sb,',,'4 ~
they can spend their last d,,,. a, 49,, " '''
u.ace as tho honor,.I c,,.st. 80 - ""I
States of 'rsNas Arlsers,s NJ. - p ''
Indian Territory ana 0lI,bo,,, '''
fore urgn YOU. NV otd ,.,,,,,s,i.s '''''''
ize camps and 10 toin tba ns.',,.., "a 9''''-
United Coufsl.r,tc Vetc,,,,s ~, ,5,,'''' ~
ana fair dauphtsrs Of tb,. ',...,,,l,., 80. so'''
that ever lived I'm az, ,r,,,,t,, ".''''.l
and bo ready 90 ,,,lsa ~. ,,io.., vi s'l',@9
will soon cross tn, river Anp,,, n, ,,,.,' '.9
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Cuney Succeeds In Keeping the Re-
publicans Divided.
TWO CONVENTIONS IN THE ELEVENTH
Rsgulars Are For Mckinley and Reed.
Huntsvillo Democrats Make Nomi-
nations For City onicers.

Cuero, Texas, March 2.-The republica
convention for this congressional dletrio
was called to order at 2 O'Clock this even
ing by c. c. Pearce of Laredo. Delegate,
from the following counties were present
Aransas, Atasccsa. bee, Calhoun. Cam.
eron, Dewitt. Dimmlt, Duval, Enclnai.
FRO, Goliad. Hidalgo. jackson, Lasalle
Liveoak, McMulen, Nueces Refueio. sau
patricio, Starr, webb. Victoria, wharton
wilson, Zapata, Zavala-
me hfst hight in the convention was
Oyer the temporary chairman. Quincy ana
Ellis were mere Ia the interest of Allison
ana Ne Wits delegation, backed by sew
erai others, were for Mckinley.
The Mckinley men nominated Otto
liucnei OF cuero and the Allison men J =.
Is. lieNtcr Of Victoria.
up1n call of the counties Buchci was
elected 10y vote OF +9lz to G5is and was
conducted to the chair amid great en-
thusihsm.
Upon motion the chair appointed the fol
lowing committees!
On Credentiass--iextor of Victoria. An.
delaon Of 5uadhupe, Gross OF Nueres C.
{. PcarCe Of Webb
on Resolutions William Wcsthon Of be
WMitt. =. +. Crouch, J. o. Luhy Of DuvaI.
Renfra OF Cameron. A. e. Ferguson.
On Permanent org0nizatlon--J G.. Tea
gan. i'cn Sheldon, l.. " hathaway of
wharton, White OF Nueccs, Williams. /.
q. wren, DOC York OF Jackson. j.. II.
tieaton Of Dewitt, l.. -. Antlu, r.. g..
Gross.
INC committee m credentials are stilI at
work settling the contt stea delegations.
tenirps scat Is contested by G.. III Nor
f,F "hie DoWilts regular convention rs
viii begin
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Young Man Shot Through the Breast
10 Enforce Cattlo Quarantine.
Sterling City, Texas, February 90
Early this morning Bob Chambers sbo,
JEFF Mcfarland through the upper chest
ny the accidental discharge OF a 45-calibre
5iN shooter iniiictinS dangerous wound.
ne lalter was returning home from n
RRi,iEhl!noth9od dance and stopped in where
MI chambers was cainped ana in looking
a, the gun it was discharged win tHss
nhoNe results. ~ TO . o'clock this morn
inE thc unfortunate boy is Till alive. mn
'1ccfe Is NOT much hope for his recovery
ne Hdltlemen of this section are tbor-
o.uShly aroused IN regard to PROTECTIVE
j Inc quarantine, line recently establish1i
Ky HoNernor Culberson and Serrettry
norton, special ranger has been rl,CrS
on ,hG Inc FOR this and lrion county to see
NAV no cattle are crossed over. The p,t
l!emen of this county viii meet ,oT,, ~ ~
{EaKr further action IN the matter and to
ti0u. N"N' p'uclaina-
splendid rains have recently fnlon ,r
c ms section; thus insuring carly grass and
Vr,ops, Cattle, have passed through he
,Mln'or remarkably wen with but NIL
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

TtIIiicSoN , Is Mps. T. E uouuo ..
iittie cS MA DOING the family waaS pgge at
water and and VEL iel into Kettle Of hS,i her
covery is dou bbS seriously scalded. It's re,
,hpErHENVIl.LE--cror,.,,
KY KY, lahorer from the S 1liffrne Cheely, a
l lie WV was brought here rav ir hg ny,
jail Awaiting iIsa ,r fGr fign@5y and paeea S IN
N&AInRrA-rhe Rrai.o
o. another big rise. hui aI1 10 river has been
ton ,SGrv'yor Donaldson IS a at''inS
dtchcs liz , wI for the streets A" ana
GoLpT n we uouTt House Square ~
n nepe on the range; no no,r are S doing fine
and are frarmers all have plentyN ~ ~ , ,mls
are feeding them on twSo.by{ c o1 noss
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TO CLEAR THE STREETS

Palestine Texas, March Pursuant 10
an ordinance passed by the city council
SIX weeks ago which requires the removal
OF all merchants signs which are I'm any
manner above the sidewalks ana project.
mig out from tho buildings So az ia f,rr,
an oDssrueuon r,gardless of tie heisbt'
80 Mn,'Nn l'iules the removal of All
99iiue"a.k hrrnAants, Guy Marshal W. IL
,4ust M'll proceed To enforce the same la,
ml"tliying each firm to mako the remnyn,S
J. MS NIN"Wlcv appears to some citizrns
l'l" as soncih.ng new under tho sum-
for city OF falestinc's population. nnI +. -,
ihe meeting uf the council Tuesiav ntrH,
prayers petitions and rcmuustrauccs ara
NNVtvtep l" come I'M rather abundantlv
Lncre Is surely fun ahold tn no nr5r
distance Issuing from this ordnance
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PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL, SEM
MARY

The synod OF Texas ut its last annual
meeting appointed IL committee. consist
lhs oil TWO members from each OF It's Pres.
pyteres, with Rev. S, II. Campbvn. ID. ID
Us chairman TO receive propositions AS 10
'he 'ocation OF proposed theological sem
nary hnd 10 raise funds for it's eniov-
H.ul' rms committee appointed IN, fnI-
'uMlnS TOUR of its members an oNcrutiyo
3S'Htmttrr, w; Rcys. s. b. Campbril
- - j. > Moore, -. D., i. Is Frsm.h ,ui
= - l.esllc, 10 take the necessary nilsttorS
nN."n 10 carry out the purpose of the
~ M rms committee has Appolntpl Rpv
- W ERWIN who had hecu rccammcniri
Wy 'lp general committee as a fuitablc
ivl'~,i, rs agent TO lay the mattcr before
nr"iof Ions Tor SIS location and renort ia
Inv, 1i'N committed; and also ln raise eudow-
lIvh' FUNDS We invite the attention OF
Vl''oS OF Texas tn this matter.
). b. Campbell Chairman.
Lancaster VuN1s
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TRAVIS COUNTY JI-ncrsiIIp

Austin Texas March County Jndre
d. \. MoFall announces that lie vn no,
he candidate for recollection. hon :
walker Jr.. VIII I'm an nkaibo,l a., ala.
u' inonValc nominee in ccnsequoncc M
S9,1tNnrnt IN his favor heiug very sfrnr,
,Iii,s notion N promptly withdrawing from
lNi whom It was hopniessly tlcd ' ~, ~
%inlit OF the nomination VI Judge MrFait
VINO WAS acceptable to an parties. Mn noi
ng'un iorsottea and 1t Is recalled i'm his
AZ INIT tlmin ~ ~ a"INNINVrs
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'OPULIsTs 10 ORGANIlr

grange Texas, March III. w. Ratrd
STATE organiser for the third par,y. Win
&c m orange next THURSDAY nj ,,,,,.,,
tllue county organization viii lee cr,, '',.
mere one OF The leaders OF thr nart, NJ 'I I
,hniS ' ttN to!d Tho Post reporter today
ihHt tu.E would put out u full counts
UrkCt lhis ycnr. orawiug party linz ~
the FIRST time In this county ''''S TOT
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evening. His address was devoted chiefly
TO excoriatlng crfticism OF the democratic
party and an eulogy OF the republican par.
termed the rule or ruin policy OF President
Cleveland aud the democratic party. pay
ins his lef,-l,anded respects In turn ana
very uncompllnentA terms TO each
member OF the cabinet. He closed his
intensely partisan address with O glowing
tribute TO republlcanisin and its PARTY. its
principles and It's policies. His remarks
we're We'll received and the meeting closed
win number OF short talks by members
IN the Ne'fare of the clnh
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COUNT Az nRNAA.

hryan Texas. March 2.-District court
convened this morning, present and pre-
SldmR Hon. VIM. c. Tallaferro. Judge.
i m3li; J. c. Scott district attorney: / r.
w imiigG,ns' district clerk ana T. e. Num-
-. the grand jury was impancled aud
"IE VI. Bryan, Jr, made foreman, "''N
iilS honors charge was an Nil, ava
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~V0TTTG AND MIDDLE 1foN1sk.
~, "a rtSahIe results have anS ~
Kena ,,ISnt Years Of varied I %n y
trea n,iin,nc in the use Of cui n,l IN j
experience o M , own and conlM. II |:
tnae We "a a Men who have ,ss
pruers VI diseased organs W. an
Nelopeu % errors OF youth s'I Il, q;
ing from 81 ro or impotenl,L, II
who are ,, wan and the ce 9iiass b VI
their ie IND companions Ky! issy 81 y
pntee to ga al our own exclusive
WIN a, af[e o. d haES plerhat there soa u
YOU. Consult no .pphtain cur s's''
Valuable lime oD' ,,sI
once. u,h, are sufelhs y
eases peculiar 70 Wv Wv try our ~ II
ness, should eertdhsinS surps.ss- al
81 treatment, wii nysay with g III =, 4
methods and does WED. Tn~
which is often eAp,ehs SATISFIED "a
ment and you VII ,srrlble dissls ~
sYPHILiS-This ,e ,sst n,siseass a
cd bV us with the aSssnriugs sg' ~
sSperience at Hot q entlfsl =,
hospitnls enables VI ram the $50
his terrible poison Effective 10
most RAPID, safe anu I'D. ~
rnmnlete cure guaraiis,,s,sThRGHs "
eJirrHShTURAL pis..houickx "a M
cured in few day. and tia's.
s su This includes o ts ,nethct, ~
sTRICTuRE--Aaa tlI loS mssS''
n r5mpiete treatment; yeu By FIi!
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Wcmen. No. for siah ~
Catarrh. .,oa ansverr ls|
Pusiness strictly ev,atIon 70 y
sent free from obser'sarca can g IL
the country. address II AWn Np,s]
so9 Alamo Plaza; san New or
IS ST. Charles stree"
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REPUBLICANS At nRAzon1A

h'a]ufNh Texas, March The repuhu.
cans held their precinct convention an
saturday. February %. and clec,o, ~
i,SSl . named persons as drIera ga ,o
S M, COUNTY convention TO bo held in ar 10
5 elca,, M1roh . which convention Viii ei,Si
y n''9 az Austin March % Frank I'"Rt '% ne
t.tts,' W hklnson lr,. J. A. Ban,ly / 80
irs;iii,tts' Jonn Campbell, y. IL. Miliicao -
Ems D A. Mack, u. q. shepard.
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stole about $50 OF mill checks. Having
purchased n watch and several other
trfling articles from employees of the COM
pany. he left on the aorth bound train for
Lufkn. on the following day he returned
to the mill. where he was arrested and
committed to prison IN the Angelina ooun-
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CITY OFFICERS NOAIINAr,,,,

Huntsville Texas. March AT the city
democratic primary election tod,N. 10
votes pollod, resulting I'm the following
NOMINATIONS; Mayor, J. q. Ashford; mar.
snhi llowel MayeS. attorney, Alirn ~
Smit NOR; secretary and treasurer. -'rcd "a
robinson; engineer. a. T. Randolph,
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w Who, the stomach I'D 4 s MI
m feeis ts system sf,a:.. Evsty p.s J
!. The head aches, d. a nas,s NJ
the stomach is distre,..1d 0 |; Y
ges'ed and torpid; ,ou \. =. ~
miserable and down.hs,u.s..; s'
are &c. completely paraly,sd.s'.As
a little help to reguists - ais
bowels. What you wan, II I Y !!
l Pleasant Pellets. Thsy N y &
regular and you keep =, ~ VI
comfortable natural vay II ~ ~ Y,
surely. They give ii. ; M s'''
. 10 move naturally; and N I
s,ohiach and liver. You do-s !,
slave to their Use, they e, NJ !,
stay cured. If a drux it, M, NJ,
money on some violent I, n,,,.;''
may try to sell it to You. f Dss'
You will I've helped to ,Aor,r,,
Inc, Of your own body in sTs ,vs
aud disease by DR.. Pierers ras W
iCai Ad.iset; This is a era, ~ !.
The first edition Of eso,oSo ,. WI, W.
fl.so each. The profits war S,ss,. T.
ing the presen, edition Of talf,s,s.s
les, to se sent a6Joha,iy s,at, /. -.
sends IL one'cen, stamps Il cor,. =, " b
only. address Worlds Di.psrs..sr NJ
ISOLATION, No. 6e3 Main Street MT h
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NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT.

Washington, March 2.-Comptroller of
currency today issued a call on the Ma
tional banks for a statement OF their con-
dltlon at the close OF business Friday,
February gS.
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CHILD nook SUPERINTENDENT

>, p'u,n' TEXAS March 2.--This morning
{ {hS H't dc. i-yeor-old girl of Mr.. Bona
aftcr%a Iy'P 6i @i s,Fyghninc and three hours
''' the attending physician couia 'df do OF
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MOVED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"'s1ea' Texas, March 2.-l. soloro,
hcSo So.a his stock Of general ncr,.,,a,,.,,.
Inv Nh I'M has moved To Brookshtre 'niiu.se
'' WI" engage In general merehan,,,Ws n're
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EN-GoVERNOR IRELANnu,

san Antonio, Texas, March 2.-Ex.Gov
e'"or John ireland of seguiu is lying dan
serously Ill at his hotel with neura,a,a 81
Inc heart He arrived hero today from
SeEuin.
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BAsTRoP REpuBLIcANs SPLIT

Bastrop, Texas, March 2.--rhe republic
can county convention met here Saturday
and split from the start A. j. Campbell
was chairman of one convention and G.
w. Buchanan OF the other.
The buchanan delegates were not IN
structel. but are FOR Quincy for delegate
from the state at large and Brush and
Maynard from this district.
The Campbeil delegates were Instructed
for Quincy and Grant, but uninstructed as
70 delegates iror, this district.
w - Easton Of San Antonio ard Web
ster Wilson OF Galveston attended the
conventions
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lNpEpENnENcE ~ Ar nnnNnA,,

INDEPENDENCE DAY AT BRENNAN
hrenham' Texas, March Independence
Day. the anniversary OF the PRONUNCIATION
OF the Declaration of Independence OF
leNAs at Old Washington. March .. 1885,
was celebrated here today by the closing
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There are several hurdred bals' y
yet in the county TO be put o. p'
COI.UMRt S-District cour' q
here Judge Spoonor presiding Y
gave the grand jury an able cnsiss
attention to the action OIL Y. ! !
sioners court in conducting w |. !.
affairs of the county, the CONVERTS
its management.
BLUM-Some boys saw man vs.
the railroad track at a POM ",
south. His head was crushed, w
still alive and lived few noan ~.
stranger. and from paper, i i1.g'
person his name was Louis Mc''4'''
Grayson county, Virginia.
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

Do what Cure thousandssr I'm X
afflicted with PRIVATE. i sn
BLOOD DISEASES where o.au !.
and specialists fail AnsO o Y M X
WHAT DOCTORS do tnis sa ~ X \
way & Co, who are recogni aaSys Il j,
speeiaIists in this country - " w I
peculiar to men ana wu na,. .ri +,
others follow. Consult ui N.Y. sss-,s
safe of being cured IN ths ~
sible time consistent win sai' -
tifiC treatment.