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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29
ron SALE OF EXCHANGE.


ro EXCHANG E--ssb0O stock OF general
and two $1,000 stocks OF
general merchandise for farms; $4,000
farm. highly improved. one mile from
a good town, for furniture. knight &
TO EXCHANGE new four-room
houses, lots b0Nl03 feet small incum-
hranoe. Prices $500 and sllO0. for va
cant lots. Seven room cottage, modern
very deairablc, South
side, price $4,000 for a desirable resi-
dence near business center knight a
Blackburn. No. POS Houston street.
FOR SALE. or exchange for home.
not to far out. n stock Of groceries, fix
lures, wagons, horses, etc. doing
good business. II is Que OF the best re-
tail stands In the city. Apply TO w. l..
Llgon a. Co, Go Main street
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR LEASl.--ii.&aS acres
of land, In Hockey county. Texns. For
terms apply to the county Judge OF
Maverick county, NJ Eagle Pass. Tex
FOR SALE-Candy factory, Including
oil fixtures necessary 10 carry on the
candy business, including also lee
cream parlor and restaurant. In splcn-
did location and doing good and pro-
i1tshla ntirin,,-s A specinl bargain,
Agents, Weathorford. Tcxns.
WE WILL contract cotton seed hulls
and meal enough to feed about zoo
steers ut reasonable prices. Feeding
pens with water cnn be had near our
mill If preforred can load the hulls
and meal on cara. corsicnna Cotton oil
co. Corglcnnn. Texas.
ron o,a ~. o,aaia borae
IN 49, Ia har,eaa 'r,vo standard
bred lrott,ng horses lWo , nSrS ,n mlss
sth 49, ,,,,,.,,. All Sn, .nia nj Iees
n hne'pn ~ 49, Al ,,nni, .,,araytecd
tn ,'.,, n''i na,os,. Eo,,,th and irhrncls'
a .g.,e,' N"''''
ih'' we
Ousl9,i1 w soons ior sa'e' Apply Ut
~ Nest rh'n n''ee''
,,Cn .,Ir ~. -, ,,.,,,,,r. a,,d
FOX % Ls-Nico nVM iuni''suIe CIV
co.nh,S nousu ,,,, 1uh' In,
luiniiyi also houee ~ Wnlun ~ ~ sly
n.ed iVr Ieht' eAvei.ht iou"'ioh' Au-
Dress a, chre NhHet'o'
FOR sALE--An exceptionally fine lit
ter Of ST. Bernard puppies. beautifully
marked and from acclimatod. regis
tered stock. Thomas Stewart. 7i6 Ma
con street
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\ BARGAIN-Tlne roadster and good
piano box buggy with harness for sale
cheap. No. 3, care Gazette.
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FOR sALE-The Ice plant known rs
the Fort Worth Ice Factory, situated
on railroad track In Fort Worth. Ca
paclty. thirty-five tons daily. Property
includes arteslan wells, pumps, and nil
machinery. Rare business chance. For
particulars address or cali Oh ii. c.
harrington. Trustee.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

NEWSPAPER plant and paper 10
Iease--Anyone wanting n good nevg-
paper plant through the campaign
wear doing good business. Price $50
cash. For further Information address
Times. Jonesboro. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

SpECULATION--sen your specuia-
tive orders for grain. provisions and
stocks TO a reliable house. We solicit
orders on margins Our daily market
letter sent free, also book "Profitnble
Trading" Our facilities are unexcelled.
Mckenzie, Turner n CO.. AS Western
Union building, Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

DENsMoRE TYpEwRITERs - The
latest and best machine. Send for cats-
logue. Secondhand mn shines for sale
and rent. Ribbons and all supplies.
Short hand and typewriting work at
lowest prices. Typewriter ESchnnge.
III West Sixth street. Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

AGENTs-Either sex; 81 daily. supply
ing regular customers. Goods sell In
every house. Free samples given for
distribution. Immense protlta, Write
for samples. Eloelslor, g37 Fifth ave,
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

A GOOD opportunity for business
woman. A complete outfit of Delsarte
corsets. waists and braces. manufac-
turers' bill. 500: for s4s. Write or call
on W. Robertson. e79 Main street. Dali
las. Ter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

500 BUYS well-paying business. estab-
lished fourteen years ''Phax;" care
Carrier II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

$50 TO $3.50 paid statesmen for cigars.
Experience unnecessary. Special In
ducements TO dealers. Folk q Co.. st.
Louis. Mo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

RrAI, ESTATE loans on improved
property In North Central Texas, ven-
doris lien notes purchased and extend
cd, farms for sale with small cash pay
ment. Easy terms. G. H. BillimAns
Board of Trade building. Fort WORTH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

WANTED-TO BLACK SHOES At
sixth and Main streets. 4. NJ. Ritz
man, cripple.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

DYE woRKs--Caii at CASTOR Hroe
1904 Main str~et for having soiisd olptn-
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Personal.

MAIN STREET. 7Os, DIR. HAMILTON
and STAFF returns money where they
guarantee q cure and fail on their
part. (No other doctors will do this. as
II Is not customary We don't want
something for less than value re-
ceived. Female diseases OF old and
young ladies, private diseases OF mon,
Gonorrhea. Syphilis. Blood Talnts.
Golden Specific for ladies and men, $50
bottle.
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MOVEMENT or COTTON.
Thus Far 1t Excosls the Entire crop %

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK
Financial Condition Is Sound and
Confidence In the Future.
THE TEXTILE SITUATION IS TRYING
Favorable and unfavorabio Fea'ures As
Presented ny Observation-Disclosures
Ncview-Bank C1aarinEs.

NJ. x-,,. >,,. - ~ ,,,, 4, 20 >.
N"W iorN' may e'H' " Dun W
weekly Review OF Trade, when issues
tofnorrow VIII saw exDorts of s. nJ1 600
-, ma. AL. ,..Y.. So, -
n''' 'iiS wv" ""s'hH prouuce' no hioi's-
ta'y disturbance. is at once proof of the
souniness of financial conditions and tho
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como.
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some industries, and In iron aud steel
the power of new combinations * hein..
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s''""' '9'oi ~ ir'"S"i w ot"e's so '''"'
production greatly exceeds consumption.
but consurnpiion exceeds new buying. The
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noes al demand for finished products do
communications. I'm, me-. ,,,r,.,.. ,,,,' 90 ,,,,,i,
20, ar 'a'sV'' ""V W ''"p'
whether snch prices "a are liked can be
maintained Pig iron is voukcr. with re-
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''' ,''"N '''''''' '''"o' i'i'''
inactive. with COPPER weak. tin steady and
lead a.ighfly lower and Ain,rican TN
plates 30r he,ow foreign
FOR exile innnnfaciurrs the situation T.,
tfyiu. Cotton mills have n fairly scti~,.
demand though not rutiai TO their nor
n,ai ou,pui. ana Tor many months have
b.ln atumuinting goods hop!ug Tor net-
tea .himgs. although Tho demand for some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
POLICEMAN 1loNANu's CONDUCT.

Max Crnmer wns justly indignant yes
terday afternoon on account os the way
he and ii friend were tr,atod by Police
man Iiowuri. who is on the Main street
brat. II seems t.at Nh fiHmer and his
II end. who is a travelling man. were
standing lnlklrg at the iHrf ENchaugg
corner. when the policeman undertook his
w.Ulknown buliIo1ing trcilcs They dc
clined to inove IN when they were not
Interfering with pnSsers-hy. when tho otf,-
cors took them down TO the police stdt!on.
Tho city narsl.l happened to he Ut the
leased Immediately I; would be good
dcn II tn" city marshal would give this
officer some Instructions ns 70 tho scope
Of his duty. Ito ragnlrra hiss own I'M
porinncc and authority entirely too much
for n republican form of government
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prnsnNAL MENTION

Oscar Kirkland OF Richmond was IN Inc
city yesterday.
u. A. Flew.ilen has returned from a
trim 10 North Texas
Il. Lee Eckinan and wiie OF N''h"fha
were in the city YESTERDAY
g. c. Duncan. a prom'nsn, p''h'Hf o'
Wharton county. Is In the my
t. NJ Jones. formerly OF TINS city but
now OF New York, is In the Guy
l.. ID. Polk. a prominent buslncss man o.
Bea,iment. was ia the city yesieriay'
1 Mrs. c. N. Lusk, who has been gsi's
sick. has gone TO Galveston 20 hp'ha
few weeks.
Mrs. c. II. Richards has gone 70 " e, ra
cuperatipg there
f. II. Porter OF Galveston ~ ~ m rl,y
; Of BasyiIl1 Is In the city.
Miss Hattic Crawford ana ME- Ia ,1'
Dunn OF IL fferson. ~. H.. are Vis!Nhs 'h'
family OF SIR. G. II. Dunn.
Captain Jack White left last nish' ,oi'
! Oaiveston, where this morninb * :" ~.
take steamer for New f9rk, wn,nr, AZ
gpes for the purpose Of menicai ufe'4'h'
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Dizziness Was Followed Ivy Speculative
Weakness.

Dizziness Was Followed by Speculative
Weakness.
New York. May S.--Bradstrects Finan-
cial Review tomorrow viii say.
Dizziness In the early portion OF the
week was succeeded later on by specuia-
tive weakness with some liquidation and
renewed hcarsh pressure. The stock
market may he said TO have been ripe
for moderate reaction as the recent
Improvement has been mainly founded
upon the belief that the Adjournment
Of congress was near. Foreign markets
were ready to Join Il bun movement IN
American stocks and emphatic d-clara-
lions In favor of sound money on tho
part OF the political parties inspired gen
cral confidence. The presumptions were
indeed the basis both for the recent pro
iess opnl buying of stocks and thn stcadi-
ness Of holders in the face of dullncss ana
public sympathy Waiting and unccr-
ininiy are provcrhdally likely to culm-
nate Ia mure or less liquidation and In
the present instance Tho tendency has
been increased by The fact that
owing to delay on the part OF the
senate, adiournncnt Is not probable un'il
next month. while not only IL London
decidedly ;ndisposcd to interest Itself IN
tho American market. hii, frrc!nn eN-
change Is ia n position which facilitates
The EXPORT of gold to the continent. about
Sl.fNo.0 900 having been shipped this week.
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nRApsTRrET's REVIEW ,
Favorable md rlnrnvara,ac Features an
L..

Favorable and I'nfhvnrn,lc Features and
the Effcc'.
Now York. May nradsirec's tomor-
row viii say: Relatively unfavophle fea-
tnros Of tho general situation this week.
Include unscasonah,o cool weather, which
AT some cenicrs has checked trade, con-
tinu,d surplus stocks OF cottons. winch
drprrsa prices. du,lness and idle mnrhin-
err In me WOODEN goods industry n falling
on ia demand FOR humber AT ~ i-uNi~ "hn
MINNEAPOLIS and continued uAln'ss al
ifln and stcr', for wlhch. though nils and
furnaces nre fairly active, thSrc ~ con
tinnad absence OF new ORDERS. thiVhSp
luhl,rrs report the weeks business iehi.
In ecusouahle fabrics as only ihlrlN satis'
factory transactions in clothing sma,.e,
than In tho Ike period n year ago, and
tho lenihrr market owing 10 lack OF DE-
mand. but lshi hardware rc.atiye'y moro
active Tho favorable siic Of the picture
Includes a marked Increase in the total
volume " hank clcaiings. a longer list 81
stap.ts for which quotations mayo Ha-
Yuncud. almost uniform ana .N'N,hi's-
" Improved prospect. Cor cereal and cot
ton crops and a reflection OF the more
con iidcnt feeling as 20 the antuinns uusl-
moss In an improved demand through the
territory about st. Louis. Kansas Cay.
Omaha, 81. Paul. Minneapolis. Milwaukee,
Duluth snd Sioux Fails; .,,
Exports OF wheat Olour included as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
City HREViTlles.

The manager OF thu Houston Clearing
Houston for May Siio,lW
INC White Oak Schcu,zcn Vcrcin VIII
give q barbecue next Sunday.
Tho .ldles' bread and cake sale this
street.
There Will be a general meeting Of tire
members of the Houston T."uFrralu nj
Turner hall on Sunday ~ ~ a. IN
boy by the rame OF Clarence Monk
was badly hurt yesterday by ialiing from
a magnolia tree near ~" s-ihiuc bridge
He was insisted TO ms honir ~ ttlic"lH
Lee and Kegans.
of the knights OF the Macabees Is re-
ceiyine the congraiuin tons % his fellow
Sir Knights ana friends foi N" arrival
of bouncing daughter Mo,hcr and
daughter doing well.
Mr.. r. j Eyres Of Wilson. Tyres 8
"a hos received by express two beautiful
oil paintings OF fruit. which nre from tho
brush 81 his father. who Is now ~ y"irE
of age Although .ilinoHi fonf score Nc
old gentleman SIN uses his brush and
paints and the two painting are hs lat
est. The artist lives IN Victoria BRUSH
Columbia.
The meeting last night ~ tho Washing
ton street Methodist church wns ono ~
unusual Interest. The ROY e. Hiooref
preached "a forcIhic sornnn ''holocl- Iht
Dece!tfulncss cf tho HirHn fiHri y
which was listened TO by n large and at
tentlve corrref..tion, An hi ~ ilnr uiiAl
service WIS hold md orc conversion Ser
Vice tonight ut 7:i5 y. m M nr" inNito1
10 attend rho meeting IL growing IN IN
terest nightly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
WILL MEET NEXT TUESDAY.
Harris County Democratic Commit
tee Meeting.
A TALK WITH CHAIRMAN nuTCnlNS
Ne Thinks Primary Elections May BE
Ordered, and Has Beon Seeking In.
formation on the Matter.

Spencer Hutchins- chairman OF the
county democratic committee. was asked
yesterday by q Post representative as
to his idea OF the approaching campaign.
1.-THE executive committee Will meet on
Tuesday ut II a. IN. In the council cham
ber," he replied. land the plan of cam
paign will no doubt he discussed then.
AS far as l have discussed it with mem
bers of the executive committee and 9TH
ers, find that they are favorable to
holding primary election for the nom
ination OF county officers.
According to the plan have discussed,
primaries throughout the county VIII be
held on the 9Th of June for the election
of delegates to county convention,
which will select delegates to the State
conventions at Austin ana Fort Worth.
to the congressional, senatorial and Grim
inal district attorney conventions
Then later. ON such day as the eSecu-
tave committee may name the prlma ry
election Tor the nomination OF county
candidates Will be held. THINK also that
the numbers of the next county d.inu-
crate executive committee should be Sc
iected at tins primary election just AS
candidates for The county Offices gre Sc
lected. The plan | have oul,nel seems
satisfactory to everybody with whom
have talked. tlinK there is a decided
At
for the nomination OF county officers. aud
OF course that method viii no doubt bo
adopted.
particular plan. but what / have Out
lined TO You seems 10 incvt tn require
Inents of the case. IT. however. ally o,ncr
member OF the uNccutilo r1nsnItta. has
anything better u propose. Why g.; .oLlsc,
] viii give 1t due consideration.
Il have been endeayoinS 70 get what
information can on the subirel OF r1-
mary elections ana Win tha object 10
view have sent out acri' Of questions
TO different county cnaiffnrn. linre arc
some OF the questions That hHF, be,n
asking:
your county conducted under ise law gov
crnng primary eiccuons passed Is tho
Twentyfourtn legislature
Did the different pO.lt.lAl parties hold
separate prmari.s?'
liticnl parties permitted 10 VOC at your
what provision was made or what
mode did you adopt 10 in"et the expense
incurred by holding tho riimnrcsf
or rrlait;icers at election appointed 10 hold
primaries In the various pr 'isc,sf
VIII the managers ~ lfrifnsrlcs 70
Gently neld conduct the general iaaian,
G. did they appoin; same pr,tii ng fl.
GERS that vim preF'ie ~ the election to
be held rs November. ISL
.'Please furnish me with ,iM iu.irir-
lions as to tn. mode o. tAe gen va cen
duet ~ holding URINARY g.eea,ns
Were only democrats allowed 20 par
1cipatc? u not. how did Neu aisg rinlirRi'
as to the voters ana nol'ii,9l contit!oni
Were the Golored voters aiowc9 10 vote
1n these =. iriarics.
"'What mcde II rctiu' OF the ragulis
from the v9r,3us presins "a5 aarP'eI
declared tho npniaer- AiN Jag wnom
were ,hey nrpuintels'
was the form OF test gat 10 the voter a,
TO nis poli'ire?'
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THOSE DlFFERHNriALs

New Orleans Claiming Great Victory
In the Awards.
Now orleans interests are feeling quite
jUhilant over the decision Of the arbi-
traitors in tine cotton insurance di'oren,ial
question as evidenced by expressions of
prominent Representatives, OF that city
pubisiic'! in the licuynnc, OF which the
following is an eNiract
IL means Il great deal" replied tho
sn'.cmnn According to the uibiti.,or,
decision cotton valued at . ~ ana ) H.,
eFils VIII carry Wraic from Texas puin:.
Through New orleans OF cont per !o3
pounds higher thuu thruurh Galveston
ana 3 cents per loo pounds higher through
N'ilnAc svupoar.l ports than through cal
N..t'h, ihcsr din rentn's to cover the
u!ucirnce IL cost of Insurance. us cotton
throUgh Atlantic ports moves priucir.llly
~ liners, ana when through New Orleans
u hlhch hlrepr IEnntlty COS b., liners
ln9n RON Galveston. Tho decision pro-
NlI'H i"f a consideration OF thrsc dif-
lercn'os when the proportion OF liners
throu- 70 Galveston amount, to 10 NOR ce,,
OF tho total shipm through tinf
b. ri w men cotton is Of les value, thnu
ne nsries named. the d.n5rcnti;ls viii
w. conn HfniiHoly less. as shown in the
."rhe difforeniials row IN vogue mike
y " or..nns cotton cents pr 100 ponnda
'lFher than that shipped to Galveston ana
CENTS li'r 100 pounaa higher than Al
lant'f H'nhcnrl ports than by Galveston.
MUS bowling - ncnl uas.Lilf re arcrult..
10Y ihc nov decision to Nc Orleans rs
',N"iis, ,inlN"sior, 'h"ngh as against
NV nr.. thor" IS no ch.-uee mer,ly a
iH"Nrri' nuufH deri..a. ar hoth lcrts in
ih'' dif'rDn as. Win thls yer ,rit, nor
inlnIs httter basis far Il .v orleans
'han Galveston, ;lis city 60 ght 10 cun-
f'Hiu'liH its'f for that inr.its as,ae;hin.,
NIX 40 or % cents nor ha'r ctt,..nar thar,
any cher port in the United STATES, ais
lA me. overland being proporlonate This
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

schools enjoyed their annual picnic today
Al Archcrs mill beautiful spot on the
Needles river about one mile below til.
city. rho children were taken to the pic
iuc GROUNDS on q commodious barge anG
hoy, as we" as numbers Of the larger
citiz,n s. spent pleasant day in the
woods
The beaumont base bali team VIII 90
to cianso sunday ana play the third ui
a seri,s Of eancs with the Sabine city
ioys i!pnors arr even between the clubs
Hpw and tonl"irow's' game will be warmly
contested. number of local fans viii
nccpmpury tine beaumont club.
lhc petty steam launch recently re
eciv~l rs the Port Arthur Land company
Vas launched on the Neches river today
Tomorrow tho boat will take a party OF
irosrrctors to Port Arthur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
COTTON REGION rurLnrIN.
sta Max. Min, Rain
PROBABILITIES

Washington. May S-ror Arkansas
Fair, continued warm, east to south
winds,
Eastern ToNas-Generaliy fair, possibly
portion Snu..twcsf winds.
North and South Dakota Partly clou1v
hut conditions favorable for local thin.
der storm saturday aiternoon, probably
shifting to northwest
colorado-fartly cloudy. cooler. Yves,
winds.
Wyoming and Montana showers md
partly cloudy weather. variable winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

~ san Antonio, on Thursday, Miss
Charlie Stewart Morrss OF this city was
married to Mr.. George NJ. Morlss OF San
Antonio. The bride IS II daughter OF the
late John + MOrriss of Houston and
many mi nis hcfc as she was visiting
relatives IN the Alamo CRY and had not
taken them into her confidence she car.
ri"s with hor from liunsion tn. Wen
wishes of a larsr circle Of acquaintance
md irIMnns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
rIcl,AI0Nn nt,NpIlNGs-

Richmori. Texas. May $ Captain j
W. MeNe~lry IL, today for Flalonin to
deliver au address 10 the graduating class
q tho rlaforia hirh school. having hcor
irvi'ed atmc time npo by TINT cll.H e
deliver we ndGiefs Canilin McNo"l,y +
having fought hcr. ihroe terms, dnrinr
vrioh trc ne has gwen en'ire Hats'ac'
ton
ne sunday schools of Richmond gave
a rirrir today al the Big creek bridge
sev,n milc- below town. III" location Is
. hArarn ono aid all anticipate q nn'
time III. thrne schools consolidated ant
az iu rf~fori harmony
Polrs Tor tie long distant, telephone
rnnrnny hnye been distributed alonE th'
southern Pacific Ngliftad track,
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WANT lin llltI.n

A telegram has hcen received at the
police station from the authorities at
i'es Moiuos, Iowa. asking that W II.
Fihdl alias W n TAYLOR arrested for
forgery hc mli until an ofiircr can an
riv" lrir ridhAll alins Taylnl has been
representing in YeNas itlt;hu-h l,roA "
Cor eroc 'a %: - Louis, and has been
mAsinl7 his headquarters IN Houston He
IL charged VIII olalnug $40 ly means
Of a iurpl ry In Pes Afoin.-
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Ed Howard, better known as Bnrrxy
Howard. n wei,.known sport. died yestcr-
day at i2.sD y. m ana the funeral Will oc-
cur this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The de-
ccnscd was man OF pcnia disposition
and was very Generilly liked by MI who
knew him. He was ~ years OF age ana
had been living in Houston II number of
wears
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WEATHER lNfORNATlON.
LAST NIGllrs sYNnnsIs.

Tho barometer Is slightly higher over
tho southeastern portion Of the country
and an area of high pressure is central
over tho Eas, tulf An area of low press
ure oVcrlic, the Rocky Mountain slope.
Tho weather Is generally clear. except
aver Texas and Ito Rocky Mountain
slonn, where IL Is partly cloudy TO cloudy,
with rain mt Dodge city.
10 station REPORTS rs mitch as 10 of an
inch of PRE-, ipitation.
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ments on behalf OF n bond Issue for
public improvements IN Houston. They
left with the attorney generals assist
ants. however. n statement of the imam
cial condition OF the city. which VIII war
nay for the I'm street bridge, The mayor
cN poets to mako another trip 10 Austin
whom liz. ATTORNEY, -anrrnl rriurns homo.
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We don't be ,png TO the old tub and was,,
hoard age, We don't usc the old rub I'm u,,r
Laundry. We nse m ,dern appliances win
up-lo-dai. help aud machinery give ~,
Prairie, phone ~. l., a. hamburger ana
Gus DreyIinR. il. prnnrininrH