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Tomorrow.
$50 A. M.
Blankets, Sheetings,
Crash, percales,
Dress Goods, Etc.

LOT I-Unbleached Sheeting,
firm, round thread; will soon
bleach out; width. 6S inches.
Sale price, 1919 yard.
LOT 2-CalifOrnia Wool Gray
Blankets q pounds weight. Sale
price, So 65 pair.
LOT 3-BIeached Linen Crash
TOweling. good for hand, face or
roller towels. Sale price, &c
yard.
LOT Manufactures short
lengths of PercaIes-Ia to 9 yards.
Choice patterns and I29c quality.
Sale price, Sc yard.
LOT 5-Manufacturers short
lengths of Dress Drillings for
waist and skirt lining gray,
black or brown. Sale price, 4c
yard.
LOT 6-WhIte Honeycomb Bed
spreads, good MarseiIles patterns.
Large enough for any double bed.
Sale price, 9Oc.
LOT Corded Cotton Dress
Goods in dark patterns. The Pc
cuIiarity of this material is that
it looks like silk. Width. Is
inches. Sale price, IL yards for
S1.
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RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Masked Robbers Raid the Home of G..
T.. Massey.

The residence of C. p. Massey short
distance south of the city limits and on
the line of Sixteenth street, was plum
dered on Tuesday night by two masked
men while Mr. Massey and his daugh-
ters We're visiting friends in town
it was between 10 and II o'clock
when the robbers visited the place.
They forced their way into the house
and went to the room Of a hired man,
]. P. Leech, whom they compelled TO
arise and pilot them through all the
rooms.
From Leech they took a watch, an
heirloom that he priced dearly and
about the house they found small sums
OF money belonging to different mem
bers of the family and amounting to
between $40 and $50.
The watch, money and some small
trinkets are all that has been missed.
This is the second time that Mr.. Mas
sev's house has been plundered in this
way, the first being some years ago.
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The Governor Returns.

Governor Budd returned from Mo
desto yesterday, where he has been en-
gagged in the trial Of the case of E. A.
Woodside and others against F. E.
lyman The defendant is the DR.. lyman
whose mysterious disappearance in Oc-
tober. 1892, created so much interest.
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Auction sale OF the ent

Auction sale of the entire furniture.
carpet, barroom, dining room and
kitchen furniture Of the American
Eagle Hotel. corner Twelfth and ]
streets, Friday, January 31st, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Sale positive and per-
emptory. Terms cash. w. H. Sher-
burn, auctioneer.
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George Egan and Will n Hanlon.
well-known Sacramentans, have pur-
chased the Reception Saloon, Seventh
and X streets. The full returns of the
races at San Francisco are chronicled
there daily.
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LAvINA JONES ESTATE.
Permission Asked to Sell All or SOM
of the Real Property.

Of the Real Property.
w. B. Miller, by his attorney. w. W.
Rhoads, has filed in the Superior Court
a petition for permission to sell the real
property of the estate of the late La
vina Jones, of which he is admins
traitor, or sufficient to meet demands
against it.
All persons interested in the matter
are notified to appear in Department
Two of the court at 10 o'clock on Fri
day, March 9th, and show cause why
the petition should not be granted
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Races.

All the events of the track at San
Francisco are chronicled daily by
George Rose 4 Co, at Seventh and ]
streets, and the result is known here al
most as soon as on the track
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Races.

A full description of each race at the
Bay District track is given at E. L.
Kripp's cigar store, 602 J street The
result is known almost as soon as at
the track
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Jacob Doll, Conover, Mathushek and
Kranich & Bach pianos at Neale, Eilers
Co, Seventh and j.
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John A. Suffer bourbon whisky, 81 a
bottle. B. K. Bloch & Co, sole con-
trollers.
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Best standard tomatoes. cans for
25c; asparagus tips, 15c a can; Capital
jams, 10c can. A. C. s.. Eighth and
X.
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The Pay-Car.

It is expected the railroad pay-car
will be in this city to-day with money
foI the company's employees
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A Five-DolIar Blow.

John Melby an employe of s. john
son. who conducts laundry. had a
quarrel with his employer over the
of wages due him, and in the
he struck Johnson in the
eve He was fined 50 yesterday by
Justice Davis
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MARRIED..

DUNLAP-CLARK In this city. January
2Sth, by Rev. Father Grace, William Z.
Dunlap TO Nellie Clark.
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John A. Sutter rye whisky. 81 bottle.
Is. X. Bloch & Co, sole controllers.
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Tomorrow,
$50 A. NJ.
Sale Of Soaps,
papeteries, States,
Tmine, Books.
LOT Day, Cash. Journal,
Record and Ledger Bookkeeping
Books, size 73xI2 inches, mOttled
hard covers, leather tipped aud
back. Contain zoo pages good
quality hard finished white pa
per. Sale price, 25c each.
L0T2-Highly perfumed Toilet
Soap, Violettes Rnsses and Bou-
quet HOmme de Cour. good hard
finish. Sale price, &c cake.
LOT Good quality Cream
Ruled Papeterie, BarOnial Envel-
opes. Sale price, &c box.
LOT 4-Extra quality Cream
Ruled Papeterie, BarOnial Envel-
opes. Sale price, 13c box.
LOT 5-Assorted celOrs in Sea
Island Druggists Twine, slightly
faded in coler. Sale price, Sc
ball.
LOT 6-Noiseless School Slate,
inside measurement SxIz inches.
Sale price, &c each.
LOT 7-NOiseless School Slate,
inside measurement 9xI3 inches.
Sale price, &c each.
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CEANeED DAILY FOR wEIrsrooK IUBIs CO.
High School Books.

Allen Greenough's New Cicero 1898 edition.. O5
Goodwin & Whites Anabasis, 1898
Collar Daniels Greek Prose, 1893 SO
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she elung to castoria.
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TEXAS CITY NEWS.

Ferry Line Between Texas city AMI Gal
Neston--Work Begun on the Flour MIN.
Texas city, Texas March l0.-Messrs
Brooks, Appel and Frodericks. Grand
Forks capitalists who own about thous-
and acres Of the finest land In Galveston
county just north of Texas City. Will
break up and plant about forty acres this
year in fruit trees. They look upon the
coast country as close rival Of Califor-
mia.
\ crew Of about twenty carpenters and
masons started work yesterday on the
hour mill. Mr. Eiseumaycr says he VIII
nave the frame up four stories in about
The beautiful steam Yacht Argo, which
Is owned by Messrs Springer and Tfute-
man of Detroit, Will he put on next week
as a ferry between Texas city and Calves
ton. The company have given Mir. Spring
er a lease for I'VE years Of dock privileges
az the new port The boat will make hour
~ trips. leaving Texas city on the even
hour and Galveston on the odd hours
from a, m. TO 7 y. m Tho trip VIII no
made In favorable weather in about forty
minutes. computation tickets viii he sold
trip.
Mr.. l.. r.. Sanders Of cuton. La I'M.
purchased the Gay building on First ave
nue south and viii finish tho building nj
once. This Is tho third visit MIR. Sanders
has paid Texas city and each time he
mas purchased more propcrtv
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APPEAL TO SOLDIERS.
Misfortune Befalls the Family OF Ger
WaIlknr


Misfortune Befalls the Family OF General
Walker
The following letter explains its object
and appeals directly to the generosity OF
old veterans of the Lost Cause:
Fellow Soldiers of the Lost Cause:
Houston. Texas, March 10 ami just in
receipt of a letter from the widow OF
General John q. Walker of Walkers divi-
sion, Texas soldiers.
She writes that on the 9th instant her
home burned with all that she possessed,
saving nothing but the clothing that they
had on,
The family consists of Mrs General
Walker and mother, SO years old two
daughters and "A son is years old.
soldiers, l know that this viii BIO sad
news TO YOU | feel mat YOU Will remem-
Der the dashing. gallant General Walker
when he commanded YOU al Mansfield and
other battles in which we were crowned
with victory.
We were proud of our gallant leader,
who taught us 10 bare our breasts ana
stand as a wall of fire before the enemy.
My friends. let results be as they may.
it is cur duty TO remember the family OF
| our noble dead
met with a very great calamity. Brave
men are always generous. Allow me to ask
YOU to divide some of your earnings with
| this noble family, and to do IL quickly.
Any money sent to T. w. Houses bank
will be forwarded to her AT winchester,
Va Yours truly. VIM. Hunter.
| state papers please copy
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Mr.. Weldon will Not BE Con-
qressioual Candidate.
SAYS HE IS AGlN THE GOVERNMENT,
And tntimstes That Some Illegal Voting
IL Done in tho Elevenih-Fourih
District Republicans.

cuero, Texas, March l0.-There has been
considerable speculation upon the part Of
the people as 10 whether the Hon. V. Wei
don win bc a candidate for congress. The
relieving statement was made to The
Pest correspondent in answer to the direct
question;
NO, viii not be candidate for con-
rrc~s- because a man has followed the
antelope IL no good reason why ne should
so cunning for jack rabbits. l am aware
ihNt II merely wanted N!iice FOR the sake
OF inc oft.ce that this would be my oppur-
tunitv hut II IS evident 10 me mat until
the bilehtiug hand OF the present admin.
istration Is l.tcn there can be no relief
a. the people. The present congress can
and VII 90 nothing, Personally. l nave
nothing 10 salr. The vote / received at
tire last election was a much higher com
lJirnarf than an election would be now
Il .rrre should be L democratic candidate
favorable 10 the free coinage OF silver and
a tariM lust In its provisions 70 the people
i. tt.s district he will have my earnest
suppcrt. but will not vote for any man
OF aH. party VINO advocates policy Whlcn
g. ma appears unjust, and Which pe'
lse1e Will he disastrous in its effects.
tWnru our election laws are so changN
that the legal voters can select their own
Ce-gres man from this district their in
tarests and wishes will be respected by
tho officer elected hut not before.
Whatever Of interest may take II
notifies IN the immediate future Viii nave
,.Ie s-~ ttS object -
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LULING LOCALS.

DIG ooeaih M. ssociation Meets
poses-Siei'e'', -, N =, de- Iaa ,-,ea
Lulins Texas. March ~ -
from reliable source that Messrs. warn
G. pai,,t. tho b,r machinery dealers of
-. - t,.,da With Mr. T.
ouero' nave cioseu - 90 .n.
Zedler of this city, the owner Oh t"s
Itilina uater power for a steam plant
ror ,,,arrsaotrr,,r p,rnoses that IL the
ior "'a4iu4a0'U' i''e F"t PVs'S 80 -,
largest and most improved both LOT worth
and completeness of any in the Southwest
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tory fencing, but frrssGent Bush Aa-
na4srss2 that he would hold the Aread.
mont offered ~ Mt. Ssnssrn IA the fore.
out az order. Ise raiica thht the committee
report copid be INJECTED In pAzt or IN whole
hl.s moi amended.
This rating caused more trouble. The
erernies II tire Mexican CIV thought that
An attempt WAS lacistg made 10 gag them
* an oppcrt0Niiy 10 express their feel
ings concerning that ssiltnsl
on the other hand Il was rotor;cd that
the anti-McNicSHs were trying 70 ia5eC;
politics tn7o the proceedings and that IL
they succecies TIE next thing chev would
90 woai5 re 10 ask the association 10 In
Who rcasctca their views
speech after speech was made or both
SIDES sna IN fAvor 81 middle ground
Fc- two haurs the factions wrahgieG ard
fcr while the discussion a9rdsred on
fsss-sau slities between MI SansoEi and CT r
tAtn mem beers or the executive cnsa Fltttef
Al lass- when all thu orators had talked
tHesrstiNH DOWN, motion prevailed 10
s3o9t tie statistical portion Of the cXeeu-
1--we committees report. and 70 woe on It's
1ecoIilu aez.aatsons section by section,
TIE result WAS that huAly the report
ard Recommendations were s3ortsd a.
handed in. rae only division beiGC IS TO
t,1e res nlpi5ou sncat Mexican cattle, which
a - adopted BY q vote ct - 70 -.
te> hz! about The time Tho vote was
iSscn. ares tlfsi 10 seAt on the stage
ana cernmiit@s seat out to escort hin
..t7. ~ US an lol .csN. 70 'he FonNeI.
10y y ftesloei't S''s'a, ana IN answer 10
~ 4. = - ~ A't.'tl a a u
SIS, laanirg any intention of nahlnS an
a7arers taoA-ht ~ propei 70 tohch trieiiy
tprn the result ~ eis TeeHnl Visit 10
4. ~ 'i' sA.Hc Qlh,
s.'snf AAe ifotoie iit salA that a. soon
&c thr eoi iinsn az Aiialfs u eNaa han
n' rApi4."s 81 70 US ~ sti-
e.i9T Peg e,'s ? 'l'.s.s "a. IN. 'lt
p ag1e1 tlni "a loag a. ne WAS governor
lle fr-I7ee'i io see ma me anaIslltine hne
VS. as @e. - rt-'y Ns.i 60,
-N'. l'.- VIZ ~ p
2-s.iai tnr gov q. '''. ~ ~ to''.. 't,.
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SENSATIONAL ARREST.

y Doctor Charged with Having O,,.r,co,
Little Gin IN Smith County
Tyler. Texas, March l0.--Deputv Sheriff
WIG smith of this county and sheriff Ellis
Of Angelina county captured Dr. Warren
me man who is charged with rapins Miss
Heauchamp at Buliarl. He was arrested
INST night at a farmhouse twelve ,nilas
from Lufkin, lie at first refused TO sur
render ana his wife stood at tho doo, with
After parlcyiug. with Warren for about
Two hours, he finally gave himself nm 10
tne ofnceFs. who hrough, him to Tyler To-
trial Which Is set for the 18th. The oTG9
GERS had some difficulty in Keeping The
rirl i rem, ne brothers of the outraged
Elri., lhey mad sworn vengeance and
would have killed him could thrv have nav,
COTTON 10 him wv ''N Q
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SETTLED BY ARBITRATION

Nelasco, Texas March l0.-The case of
Glover & Steel VS.. the Velasco National
bank was settled by arbitration at Bra
zorla Saturday. The decision Of the arbt.
trators, j. G. Smith and John Campbell.
charged the bank with $50 and costs of
the hrSt trial. amounting to about sli. and
assessed all others costs against the main
inns. 1t - said the costs will amount Ia
between $500 and $500 This case has been
IN ''!S county court nearly five years and
the $50 allowed Glover u steel is tho
amount rendered them by the bank at the
first trial.
a large lot of Sea Island cotton seed
was received here yesterday by the OH
mil for farmers who are going TO plnnt
1t this season.
The Nelosco Terminal brought IN thirty.
one ear loads of rock. merchandise. grain
and other freight last night
a heavy shipment of several thousand
pounds of fish went out OF here by eX-
press today fer interior towns.
II. NJ Taiiaferro came in yesterday from
Houston.
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W0MEN'S CONFIDENCE.
IT IS GIVEN WHERE IT
is DESERVED.
Not Easy To Deceive Them About
the Important Things
Of Life.

A woman in search Of "bargains' is a
favorlte subject for Joking among the
humorous" writers for the press. They
like to tell funny stories about her ex-
penditure of numerous car fares and
prodiglous energy, all in pursuit of some
trivial mark down" But these witty
gentlemen know In their heart of hearts
that when Il woman sets out TO save
money she can do 1t in a fashion which
makes the boosted acuteness' of the male
sex look silly by comparison.
When a man undertakes to buy his
own FURNISHINGS and apparel without the
aid of womanly suggestion and advice he
begins to realize that women are less
easily taken in than he imagined. His
philosophy may be very keen and scienti-
fic but all the same he pays dollar and
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Prayer OF the Two Thieves" at the close
of which w. Love Vaughan, gospel singer
OF Dallas, rendered the beautiful SOLO,
Beautiful Reckoning Hands with greal
pathos, suffusing large number wath
tears ~ 49,.
Al the call Of the pastor for all VINO
would endeavor to answer the cali OF that
beekoning hands to come forward and
give him their hands. large NUMBER re-
sponded. nearly bringing forth the oid-
fashioned Methodist shout, ,. a., j..
A beautiful feature of tho day, was the
mass meeting at p. m, when the mouse
was nearly filled with children ana yoTrhhs ing
people, conducted by Mr.. vaughan. inc
singing was very fine, rejoicing the hearts
OF the parents and all % they Listened to
the singing. from the little tot TO t .a1s
~ rnaturer years MIR Vaughan, IN tank
inc IN the children and drilling them In
song service, seems happily in his element.
Tho whole day was a regular hela gay IN
religious circles and Sabbath Day loHg
10 he remembered by them, bctokening a
successful revival In Hallettsvilie.
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AccrpNNr TO A sTEAMl2R.

Orange. Texas. March s.-The steamer
Dyrn Cnptain o Davis. dropped down
10 the Lutcher x Moore mills TINS morn
ma. took on small cargo Of lumber Tor
the Sabine tram aud started up the river,
sho ma orly gore short distanet, how
.,,t,r,lV or ON the larbonrd side Of The NHS
eri aud the engine on that sidr completely
drrnolished. the steam chest heiuS the
mix pnft II tho engine that remained IN
All The steamer WAS toWcd UP to tie
"a mari by the tug Fannie aud VIII have 10
tlrgrrro repairs before making another
nm 9rhe Incident win delay the vessel
MR., tiun "A week and the loss To the ma
Sbin.ry yvli amount 70 aboNt S+N.
Henry Robinson and Marc".lus Porter
two Young negro bucks, got into diff
,titv al a festival Saturday night, wh"n
Robinson wmrpel or "a revolver and aired
Two shots at his opponent, both snl's go
irp wids OF their mark Roolnhon LOW
iannutaheH behinl the bars of the county
ian, charged VITA the shooting
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Ctf x-a.ar conpany suits Compr ornised.
The Franchise Tax.
Aest.n. Texas. March i0-The city coun-
cH had special session this afternoon to
take some action looking to a compro-
mise OF some suits now pending in the
Fs-ieral court here. wherein tho old wa
,4r company Is suing The city on old claims
and FOR wafer rents allowed them BY juag-
ments Of the courts There are three of
these su.ts. representing. IN the aggreeato
.l The rompromlea agreed on at TINS
-roou'4 council meeting provides Tor
tr- fragment " f35,a-9 ~ me water cont
taHy less SiaNN taxes due tie city from
tx od water company and which the
rrforsuy has refused 10 Ia5 pending tne
...tti CEMENT OF thesa cases II Is f1Tther
provide! that the city snail he permitted
g. rat ;his claim ont af the taxes OF
es i'9, ana 1898 In three equal install
ueu's This brings 20 close itgatlpn
that has boen harrassing this city for
tns past I've years.
THE FRANCHISE TAX.
Whu4 the majority OF the foreign Coz
uaIauous are paying the secretary OF
state their franchise tax very promptly
ftt stat. corporations are coming up
rather slowly 'rfis Is que TO inc tArt tis.i
rr... nave some thirty days yet before the
exbirariou OF the time ia which they arc
rc.gtred 10 pay by law. ~ IS an'icipatr d
that uexi nonth viii witness quite @ arg"
number 81 set'iciucnts from Stbte COZ 70 a.
t..rIs All must be paid by the LIST OF May,
,lte for the thlr,y days subsequent Tho y
.,in bo required to pay s. additional and
eftsr Juno 1 the fOrfeiturHs VIII be DC
riarri us the secretary Of state IN AL
CARES whore payment has not been made,
NOTES.
Dr A VI. Taylor today bought the Mn.
ia op.rn house. property for s350oO aud
VIII remodel the thcater for next year q
( SEASON.
ractd faRg II
,t. ,,t,ttfrt,ilnr sS7 g. the same being
,cr q. 1T lax on their gross PASSENGER earn 7,
irgs for Tho quarter ending December 81,
1915 49,.
The city Of sherman registerea 800
| Lr.Il..r ms morning
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KMLED RYLIGIIrNING

Greenville, Texas. March 10-J. +. Ylea.
soc was instantly Killed 10y lightning at
9H6 this morning while on business visit
to the Peacock farm. two miles northwes,
Of Gr"envillc. Mr.. Eledsoe left Cirennv,lIo
ABOUT o'clock and 1t is SUPPOSED he had
JUST reached the farm, as Mr.. parr. son of
Wes looking out and saw MI HleI.etn
standing under shed at the barn hv his
mno oie While y was raining very hard. ihe
y struck Mr.. Bledsoe In the face breaiins,
his meek and going through the body 70
His ieIt loot, part OF which was taken OF ~
81 or, hieusoS was wearing watch and II
stoppe,,;, at m time the lightning str,cr
nm, nm: n clothes, together with the barn
v ,Sre SCI H. on IRE. but soon extinguished by,
Jung VI, W, NJ, Tarr. who was looking al the
time his horse fell. '' az Tue same
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REVIVAL AT HALLErTsvILLE.

Hallettsville. Texas, March "a sue
oessr,l revival meeting was inaugurated
yesterday morning at this place under
the auspices OF the Methodist Episcopal
church (South, tho pastor. Rev. w j.
sims, appropriately preaching from the
text, "Oh, Lord, revive thy work In the
midst OF the years, in the midst of the
wears make known in wrath remember
mercy" Great power seemed 10 rest upon
the audience and large number promised
to do what they could to promote the
Interests of the meeting,
At night the Rev. J. W, Sims, brother OF
the pastor, preached an effective and
hcart-scarching sermon. Subject. ".he
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amount OF exact Informstisn Ia
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p1.nAsrp wrrn HOUSTON.

Wnrrouton. Texas. March S'-County
Commissioner NJ. -. o'Bar and Dr. Robert
H. seymour, both OF this place. returned
,rorn houston FRIDAY whore they had been
Ia attend the 1mmet celebration. They
cypress themselves as well pleased wlth
thn energy and hospitality OF Houston.
Nom. OF our citizens contemplate going
10 LaGrRnge on the 18th tnstan. 10 take
paft la the Scat congress, OF which notice
Mas given In The Post,
Will tie exception Of colds, which APP
ronr TO he general the health of the COM
munity 10 good.
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OUTLAWS ESCAPED

South MeAlester. l. T.. March eror
some time past Pine Hollow. a remote ans
trict some ten miles northeast ~ Cnoao.,,
l. u. has been the rendezvous Of hores
,hleVes, robbers and criminals of Mi kinas
\ \ number Of officers visited the roSners;
ven rIaay Tor the purpose of capturing
~ outlaws There were five of the out.
laws surrounded, three women and TWO
Mnite men, All escaped. but James Bar
Pett, who was captured