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ONE rlN nm fU.
sftrros. Weii1C0.. n u. Juiy 90
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

" " LAND billtht
Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
December 80. lslh
COMPLAINT HAVING BKEN ENTEHED
~ At THE ofilco by sar8h D. shores against
William hylrr for abandoning his houe
stead entry No. lUtlb, dated November
3. ls32, upon the west malt OF north
west quarter, section 80, township 3 south,
range west M SAT- Lake County
ltah, with view 20 the cancellation
of SAID entry, the said parties are hereby Hum-
monod % AppoaI ~ this oitoe ON the 2nd dsy
Of March, 1855. at 10 O'Clock a. M, IN respond
ana furnlah testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment,
BYRON GRoo, Register.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
vanderbilt Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business salt Lake
Clty, Utnh. Location Of Mines,
blaine county, Idaho.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ mrCunE Of tue board Of directors held
~ fAlt Lake cry, Utah, January "a, 1893, "a
assessment OF three go cents PER snhrr was
levied on the capital stock OF the corporation.
payable 10 the secretary, A q. GiAuQuo. No.
Utah on or before tho 10Th day Of February,
huA Any stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on the 10Th DAY uf February.
A. public suction, anu " payment Ia not made
before will be fold on the lGlh day ~ March,
lslG, at the hour Of pm, AZ The OfIco OF the
secretary, TO pay assessments aud cost Of nd.
yufuHlng, together with expense Of sale.
60. GiAuQUE, Secretary.
salt Lac City. Jan. %. 1855.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
u, 3, LAM OrrICE,
salt LIKE Dity, Utah,
nnr0r.I44r Hufh fsl

salt Lake City. Utah,
December seth, 1893,
COMPLAINT HAVING HEEN ENTERED
" 80 TINS once hY sarah 4, shores against
lrnest h, Lair, Tor Abandoning his home
u'ead entry No. 1850, dated May an, 1872, upon
sue northeast quarter Of the hOuthcaHt Qu artcr
OF section 81, ana thu northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section % township
south, range west, IN SAT- Lake County, " an,
with view TO the cancellation Of said entry,
the SAID parties are hereby summoned TO ap.
pear at this office on the 2atn day 0f February
1880, 40 10 O'Clock a, M, 60 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
mont BYRON GROo, Register.
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OGDEN.
Allen Acquitted.

The wickham murder case came 70
clote on Saturday evening by tue lufy
bringing in verdict that the secusuui
Henry Allen, was not guilty. Tue
arguments Of Attorney Weber for the
state aud David Evans for The ut-
fence were listened TO by "a Grow utu
,ourt room with the keenest Of H.
lUfUst.
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Provo bench wa burned last We X
The fire was caused by a detective foe
nni the house and furniture were ell
ufcly destroyed.
Judge wllsoa's health IL stu very
poor. Ne was unable 10 hold court
Saturday.
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fud DO accordance with law and To order u
tho board u directors made on ihe fourth
day ~ February. let. ~ many ahares % oach
parcel uf siutk 10 may br ncccaf1rY VIII ue
fnId AZ she once Of ihc secrttrp DO 40. ~
south Main str. et un TIE ibIh day NJ ttnfugfy,
lFlI. Nc tWHl I've O'Clock o.. 90 Uav ne dClin
quout lfHcHamtnt thereon, t7gcihrr with tho
cost Of adv Criisiug and EXPENSE ut sac.
WA. CAMPBELL
secretary
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SKINNY SUFFERER SAVED.
What Do You Think Makes
Strong Men Weakp


Every man likes
to Boz strong.
Why shouldn't
You hoe
Afoyouatobacco
usefY
Nmiafog
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prLlNoueNr ASSIGNMENT NOTICE.
sheep Rock Mnina and Milling Company.
l0cauon and principal place Of buslness'
SAT- Lake ltiy.

NOTICE TIER ARE DELtNQuEN z
~ urou tno following described stock on
nrrnuut uf Assesamcut levied on tho tWaniy
sixth 'aih day Of December lslii thc seytfM
amounts get opp0litn the names % The rcepcl
tive Oh lrCuUIders, aa fUilowsi
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for the Third
judicial u strict Of Utah Territory,
County Of sails Lake.
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court DO and Tor the Third
Judicial District Of Utah TeuitorY.
County Of talt Lake.
Anna ~. Paulk. plaihua,
"
Ilyrnm Russell faulk, defendant

Tue People Of tho Territory Of UiAh soma
Greeting " liyfum Russell fAulk, defend'
huL
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The People Of tho Territory OF Utah SEND
greeting 10 mary LAngto and George
Salisbury, defendants,
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Truth A. Miner, pisintIn "a Mary Lantte and
George Salisbury, defendants
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

PRovo, UTAn, Frn u, 1886.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
rIllRn n1SrRIcyr.

Austin Texas. April 70 ON call of tho
triad docket in the tnird court of ciVil APP
pe-ls today the following proceedings
wero had. towit;
AFFIRMED Meade vs. Cock ct al from
clay, Missouri. kausas and Texas Rail
Way conn any u. Jones, from Hunt, fris-
hlo Vs. smith. ON Wichita; Meade vs..
loonc ct al. from Cay, tlty OF Waco VS..
pInther. from MclrnnAu
Reversed aud E.manded-l4en@cn vs..
Cny of New liraunfes, from Homal; os-
borne X GO. VI, Robinson, from Wilbar-
reversed and Rcudcred-oireer, Mills &
co vs. Gill rt al from Wise. city OF
Parts vs.. Hale from Lamar
ON call of the motion docket the follow
ing orders wcr. made:
Submitted for Heheaung- Knox ct al
W. Hafhco from Fnil-. Griffin Va. Par
rish It al from Hurnet; Streichers Watch
aud Jcwclry cottpany vs.. lhhn, IRON
rravis rim ard WIFE w. hrut, from
Travis,
SUBMITTED Texas Central Railway com.
many ". Fisher n Mefnttcr from Ham
ilt1n to sci ASIDE submission OF motor
10 strike uut appellant briefs.
The court took submission OF the man
danus suit OF Schinl. vs.. Morris, district
Judge on oral argument OF AL parties
| IIuino \ Tohin heing allowed to intervene
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vlcTonIA's COLLABORATION.

List Of the Prizes Won "a he Different
Lyenis- Ab1uGapce Dt FirAit"
Yietorn. Tcx9s. ApFll a!,-Nicioria IN
teriained a nsndrea or more vlsiilhs hF"-
men ana u thousand other strangers yes
tcrdAy, each Of whom ptnn9ahrea me
nremen Of Victoria the princes ol enter
ainment and the days eriTprhioit VI
huryaAsad al.d uaurlatMble' IN" lfatle
OF Flowers The froNut IL pafshnt hpu."
west Texas ever Witnessed IN" prize i"t
The beat decorated track was aNaiNy''
cuero No !. FOR the best decoration p!s"lt
vehicle. 4fisa Eunie McFadgen b"Nl iNS.
oriied chiiIs carr. Hiss Anne ihulH'oiiN =
beat decorated donkey. hihsea hiltth aus
TN and Madeline Sullivan.
First race, running, hall mlA. nhfh'
pgrA" go Dora a.. chief ana Rth ifef'
Sccond raac, quarter mile hHeh, pNlSe
81 Joe Fptchen Dora q. nnd yea h'f,
Third race, swespAiakc, uHhfiff hli,t
purse SD Won by horse ownon ny at
Eatchhas NJ lnez.
iAeyes rneei h"etpniahhi purse 'i'--" o'
hy u. G. Warn, Jr. of cuero.
Second. one mllo-R e. warn Jf" oi
tUcro.
| Foot race hctween iircmcn-Won by Al
| phone Sittcrle, Victoria.
In the trap shooting cuero carrlr' Oh
| "a majority Of tho pfikes.
ihe railroad Company handled tie hlt
crowd a. smoothly aA rosAibir, not
| single accident occurring on any Of ~
| r'gnlar or the three special trains, and
| beFides handled Eve trains Ut ninety cars
| Of cattle, making the total days business
| the largest In the history OF the roAi,
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DECLINES TO BOLT.
An East Texan Thinks the Movement
~~.' III Advised

An East Texan Thinks the Movement is
Ill Advised.
Dallas, Texas, April 22.-lIon, T. o. Wol-
dcrt of Tyler, prominent East Texan
who attended yesterdays sound money
meeting. says
.vrhs action OF the conference was Ill
timed and ill-ndvised. came hero not
a. a. delegate. but as an Individual rep
rescntiny only myself, to advise Win
ether democrats in regard TO the de-
nlorable dilemma in when Dudley has
plunged the party because OF hs met
Siciency and general ihchphelty as chulF-
man OF tho democratic pnrty Hoth ihc
nniority and minority reports went 700
for and / could support neither hotn
Contemplate IA convention TO De chlia1
Nv Hardy Dudley alone haH thnt an-
tiortty. and while the popuiists hay" laid
viclent hands upon him since no has the
rnu,,iar succession and ] recognize hiA
authority. only i concede freely ne Is MOI
I'D for tho place. Sun he Is our CHAIRMAN
and for the same reason tnit the sturdy
oid rovnlist bowed to the crown, although
~ hung IN a bush, 1 must follow the cal
nr dudley so far M his hulhorlty Ro"s
shall ether frame my vote ms 'iko ol
not On into the primaries. nave not ye'
Isr,Sed upon that. II tho National con
vention declares for silver NJ tiie lnt" y
IA FOR ] am for silver az thnt l"Iio y
~ declares for the gold stanaaru : sn a.
vote for nobody who repuuihiea .hat w
teranca The action today wns a sre a
slurner nv mon who seem unhbl" 70 PIoU
W. cxperience. The National conVehiloi
must settle the question Tor me-
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Horace Chil,cn and II the free coinage 81
silver is Endorsed by the democracy OF
thts county at the election on lsne $
they viii cast their votes for him Tor one
O. ihe delegates from The state a, large
to the Chicago convention, oeheNing nun
to h. conservative In every aciion ihat ne
takes ant To b. ono OF the best posted
men on the financial question that their
IS in the state. While the democrats 81
,hpv 40 so honestly. and are very CON
serVatiye and aro opposed TO aaythlus
that tends to create strife. withln their
enemies Of s-sod government. the rt,,l o.
leans and ropuists aud are using every
EFFORT 20 stamp OF; heres.es created by
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grRpRignD qIinIn rnIHNps.
\ Young Couple Interrupt church Service
10 3e harmed.

\ Young Couple Interrupt church Service
10 i5e Maniad.
san Augustine Texas. April l6Cuite
an unusual II not sensational marriagc
took plncc here last night Al the
Methodist church. While the Rev. RI
..s smith. the pastor WAS ia the midst
ut hls discourse a young man came walk
ms straight ~ the aisle ~ somewhat OF
!tn oxcttsd manner and attracted Tho at
feutton II the minister. who STOPPED over
me iGlp. I uhd aaNed What Che young 'han
wanted. lie hanued tho nars5n tire state >
aufho my tor the joining in holy wedlo' j.
air W b. crotch to N So Edna Broad
max. Wh.reupau the minister requested
tn4 young r4uIic. who had entered th"
church unab4orVed. u come forward,
winch they aid at once and wore soon
II ado nian and wife. InYv then returned
II. tho roar or the church aud thcfc re-
NAMED unrn the minister completed hts
.t4eourno and received tho congratulations
81 thp f many irands aud thcn went 10
fin eroorl's nioihtfs. ISL Main street
s1n Augustine ~ Il place OF SURPRISES hat
tfis e,lipsod anYthins IN tie way OF sur
I uilseA on record here,
me bride is the daughter of Mrs, j, u.
Jahneon Mr.. Iohnson being one OF our
oldest and most prominent merohnnts.
| M crouch Is "A rising young business
| man of this caty ard member on onr o.
! tla oldest and most prominent families
! IN TIE state.
| In IL few days they viii start 10 MANS
| ncid, In, where they VIII make their fa-
! lff
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
One Hundred and Ninety Subordinate
Lodges
RESPOND TO THE CALL OF TIE ROLL.
New Omccrs Elected aud Fort Wor Il
Selected as tho NEXT tlace OF Meow
ing-Ucports OF Committee.

Waco, Texas. April e.--The Grand
Lodge of knights of Pythias opened up
the second day of it's session this morn
ing with representation from loo sub
ordinate lodges.
The committee on credentials handed In
a supplemental report, which was adopt
cd. and communications from the COVER
nor OF Minnesota, mayor OF indianapolis
grand chancellor OF MINNESOTA and adju-
,ant general Of the minnesota brigade.
urging the Texas contingent 20 attend ia
large numbers the rcunion und encamp-
ment TO De held III Minneapolis IN Septem-
Der We're pnd
The report OF the jude airy committee
was ret ,lNcd aud nled u contained oSer
one hutdr,l ~, CONCENTRATIONS of import
aur, and after being discussed ultll the
ro1A hour Mas '"4d over Tor further con
slacraLcn
rae Afternoon meeting was devoted to
! tae eirrGor 80 officers. With the following
20 -glt. Grrni thunceilcr. r > Sm.th al
iil.srorp; srpua vice chancellor II J.
/ brown 81 Ii,outu". ernnd it,cpor of roc
! oris nua s'a.. HtufS Milcr az Weather
/ ford tthl> muses. "A. eighth time that MIR.
/ Mile has h'.H ltu~ houorcif grand IN a.
. t'r ~ ~ lcVscr, i. ~ burger Of Waeo,
+ grand probate. - % Blake ~ Cuoru.
grand muster at-grms. y y Strickland of
b G'ore iowu; et"lli inner eua-d y. l.,
! Jae .o. ~ .Gtaa-' srani outer guard
/ IL VI SWinh of 'lvmplc.
/ For Worth Eaa selected FOR the net
! pla." of meeting RNs an Adjournment was
! taken Until >3p IN
/ ~ iho might session the report OF the
commit a.. on distribution go grand ofl-
GERS reports wos re 'elSei aud ndop,el
/ The report ~ 'he committee on H"r-
'ar-s uad ch1ri'rS, rrrrmino ndlng tnt
aaep'lon Of charters ~ tweMc new lodges
Ronnrts of tho commit'ec on rulcs com
: IuItfrn ou state ~ tHe orerr. rHtumiit'" al
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cNlMlNAI. ApprAIs.

Austin. Texas. April 2,-rroceedinEs Of
tho court of criminal appeals today;
Affirmed Miller vs.. lhe state. from pal
las. Hammond KS. tho state from Calves
ton Davis vs. tlle state from bra1oria
Kamos vs. the state, from Howard John.
son vs. the state. from kusk: boutwell,
" the state. from Hunt. iiicherson vs..
The state. from Tarranl uwo cases Fohr
- he state. from Ttavis. Lewis " the
state, from Falls. Jones vs.. the state,
from Galyeston LatierIy vs. the state
from parker.
Kevcrscd aud Remanded-carter vs. the
state, from Falls Way vs.. the state. from
parker: Bowman vs., The state, from Par
ls~r Ahram v. tho STATE. from Free
stone: sehrihe v. the state from toryeH,
Wehh VS.. the state. from Fannin; Wilson
v. tho state. from l'oard: Lafforty vs.
The state. from Packer.
Rehearlng pNerrHled-lousohel vs. the
S,ntn from Parker. Loga VS.. the state.
from Guadaluue.
Nnreals psmlssod-Spe VS.. The
state. from Wilhargrr. Hail W. the State.
Notion To withdraw motion for rehear-
ina, in Augley vs.. state, from I'm county,
is pruntpI.
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Of all the deaths that occur II uy mi
caused by consumption. Ana w Se2
can be cured Doctors ussS !, .oasas
was incurablc, but the doctom ~
mistaken: 1t would be strsn S III y
science did not make some orcv,.s =,
things were once cousidefra ~
The ocean steamer, the ioeom ,
telegraph and telephone, ths rss0
the electric light-all these ~ rsSaa
possible, and once il was im,cs..;Ss,H 20
consumption. That was bcior 4. !.
of DR.. Pictcc's Golden Medical NJ.
Taken according TO direction, M; S, ~
remedy will cure % per cent ~ iI ~
consumption. CONSUMPTION L AZ.
the blood. II used TO Be cors,a.n,
case by itself. It is not. II /, s.'a
fostcred by impurity In the blooS n
the blood and restore the heslb, y.
the various organs o! the body ~ i.
sumption will be cured. Itis i, NJ
and loss of vitality in the blood NsS
by purity and richness of the blooS'.9
certainly cured. Those who haye c,,,'y
ton or any lingering bropchis, NssI
ihiit, tiTNt'N-, anu AiApSS VINO Are ~ Y
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Any condition of the body thai IN
weakness, any indication of irupurns ,
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of appetite, loss of flesh, loss Of ~
nervousness, weakness and nun,tsnI1
mess, are indications that the bodrs
ming down. Dr. pierces Golden u.;|
Discovery makes the appetite good M
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flesh and vigorous strength. Thoc.,s|
people have testified tina, ii has r.;Il, 4
their lives. Some of these ,e,,inr]
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erybody ought to know about leah
sickness and medicine. have been -,
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Washington, April -. The senate today
disposed of the seciar:nn school question
by adopting f. compromise framed by
Cockrel al Missouri The Indian bin. as
It came from the house. provided ,hat no
money herein appropriated small he pail
Tor education IN sectar.tu schools
RMS prov iSton is strock ont by the
CocNrcN Amendment us adopted. ana II Is
debated 20 be The settled policy OF the
EcNcrumout 10 make 30 appropriations
Tor scCiariAn schouls after Jgly L. isaS,
thus giving Two years for thu abandon
meui Of sccluriaM schools Instead of AN
immediate abandonment The amendment
was adopted hS the decisive vote Of 81 10
"A fhc Indian hin "ns not completed
when the senate adjoUr.ed
The presidents veto OF two nension bills
20 The widows OF Peter ~ Allatnch and
Charles r. Zones wfre laid heforr the
serate at Tho opening OF tho Session to-
Mir Genineer chairman of the pension
committee. SAID lie regretted that the
| president hni seen NJ to veto these bills
| -ueh tia ne might have applied for 81
I t' on. hui dit npt do SO. owing 10 per-
/ sonui Discrimination.
| Nhiie Jones wa photographer yet he
! received gunshot wound resulting in
| tctal blindness during the attack on Long
| streets lines
wound =" said Mr Gnnnser u will not
/ discuss ana suggest what is in mind
| thai Mo message was written without ii.
| knowledge Of the farts.'
/ The pension committee Eod not proceed
4 81 careiessiy and recNossly In favoring
pensions.
Mr. Inln"r Uem, mo spoke Of the en-
hnrras ,mcnts attending cases in which
the applicant Tor pension had not been
form.l lv enlisted
= h tl, ,. saia MI Palmer tina, when
with IN" military foroos. he becomes Il,
l3rt3 I'm the military service and II wound
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HIGHER COURTS
FIRST DISTRICT.

Galveston. Texas. April 22.-Thc follow
ine mo,ious were submitted in the court
Of civll appeals today;
For rchearlng-M. lIinzie vs. w l..
Moody 4 60, from Anderson. Edwin
Chamberlain ~. j. ". pallcr, from Wash
lngton. Ft1rshe!m Bros. Dry Goods CO..
~. r j. rod from Shelly; Western
Mon telegraph company ". g. y Pei
ar. from l.iNacn,
10 dismiss uppoal-Jamcs Converse eX
rei ". H. 49, i.onsmlrc from Mhatton.
Hbrlham llaisei Us. John scout, from An
dciaon; \. NJ. lays vs.. q. IL, Bird, from
ion. J. ID. owen OF Edna. Jackson
county, is IN the city.
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uorDrHwAITn GLEANINGs.

0ollthwalto, Texas. April es.-Mr i. W.
Jon,. OF the arm OF Jones' Bros. of this
place. was thrown from his cart and very
seriously hurt yesterday morning HIS
friends feared a, IirsI he was fatally u,
Iurad, Int his physician says ihat no VIII
mn through an right
Mr. cooper. night operator, who was
put on a month ago during the tto "se
iush was pulled or yeslsraaiy so i,,sse
VIII Toe no n!ght man mere "''''
Mr.. Bntos Of comanche has been here
for several days organ,@inf ioase s,, %.
,,otsd A. his undertaking, having secured
XXI ro,,t,s,.o number NJ charter members
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cuAppELL NIL pICKNICKrns.

Chappell I'M. April 22-A picnic was
given at The mouth of New Year creek
and Rrazos river, some four miles east
OF this place. yesterday and was well
attended
Professor Smith Of Charpcll i'm Fee
male college, hired a conveyance and
took all the ladies out.
Mrs. Dr. joe Matthews and daughter
from Caldwell are here. tho guests of
DR. TolaIh
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sArE nl'No;LARIZuD.

Mcpade Texas. April 1.-The saloon of
chic \ Wynn Was robbed last night, The
front door was forced open and thu safe.
which is line double door Aloscr. was
enod hy the combination. How Tn,
thief knew The combination Is II mystery.
Loss ahou; $40 watch and n shotgun.
No clew In addition MIR. Gus l;schhcrger
had deposited $3l5 IN The safn Il Few days
ago. which swels the loss to siit
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RICH IS C0N1EI|
But Content Comes only 70 1--we
Enjoy Good Hsailn' 8

How often do we hear ,perIsso'pI,, +,
that they wonli give " dIselg
posse ssions 10 be chreu VI rrsdii!l
surely undermining thelr e9 ,Ssp I,
iTh,y mlt OH until tomorrow W. iss,
should have attention Today, ~ I'D
bone the eommencement Of En-. 2 "; q
that would bring back g ,he ~ i
ioSmcnt Of good he 9TH, plll l,.s ~ *
iiom which they suffer e s,m
ravages on thu human system stem s.a
As an eminent writer oh PIX M
eEEMS THAT THE liu r;at ascT
ARE. PRONE TO NEtLLTTTry n
THINGS WHICH IN K IEasriR HI
MOST TO DO WITH THEE"
NESS"
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GOT HEAVY DAMAGES.

orange, Texas April el.--rhe case of
II, y. CAR against the Texas and New
ORLEANS Railroad company, In which
plaintiff gucd for damage, for the loss Of
a leg. r'snliod IN "a verdict for the plain
iff. awarding HIM damages IN the sum Of
Sl37i4.s6.
Night sessions of the district conrt arc
htinE held and Judge West is trying to
clean up the docket az this term,
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w VI. Allison presiding Four nur9e,,
cases and one rape case are 10 DC 49, ..,,.
this term The visiting attorney piN77',H
arc W. c, Linden of llaHo. l.. II. hANEN
try of Goldthwaitc Mr.. Fulton nj Mason
is expected. 49,.
Nr \. u Lldstone IS making a lying
visit TO the Island CITY ,..,.
Texas IN the interest of irrigato1