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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
West Virginia pensio,ls.


Special Dispatch TO the lnteuigeneer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March THE
following pensions have been granted
to West virgtnlans:
Additional = William a. Burnett
Forks OF Little Sandy,
Decentralization May Elm Grove;
ohm W. Cunningham, Walker: Nathan
ial Hart, Bruceton Mills.
Original Widows. etc.-Mary john
ston. south Side: Julia F. Warren.
Kings6ury; Sophronia Lang, Dola: Ma
tlida Doyel, Wheeling: Nancy Calhoun,
oxford: Lydia NJ. Grefiin, Mole Hill;
minors OF Charles W. Brown, Rome.
Increase-Mark Poore, Huntington;
Howell T. Williams, oakton; wash
ington Elliott. Goff's.
orlginal-Altred Games, Roseby's
Rock.
Renewal and e-Charles Price.
Ripley: Henry L. Spencer, Shirley; Ell
D. Wells, shiloh; James II. Givens,
Renewal : Edward A. Hammer.
French Creek. :,
Rogkess. ColfaN,
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Hoine. Must Hang.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March THE
supreme court to-day, in a decision by
Justice Williams. overruled all assign
ments Of error In the case OF ii. II.
Holmes. sentenced 70 death for MUIR
dering Benjamin F. pietzel, and con-
firmed the Judgment OF the court below:
The opinion says that no substantial
error has been pointed out and the
evidence fully sustains the verdict.
The papers In the case are In the
hands OF Governor Hastings. who, II
Is believed, will fix an carly day for the
execution OF the notorious criminal.
Holmes has lately been making prep
aratons for the gallows and Is said TO
have sent for Catholic priest who has
since visited him several times.
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ERIE. Pa, March 1.-THE four men
who reached North East, Pa. from
the ice-bound ferryboat shcnango No.
I, OH Monday. after . perilous Journey
over the ice fields. started on their re-
turn trip 10 the vessel to-day with q
sIedge carrying provisions.
The Shenanro. the members OF the
party say. has been forced by the ire
water and the keel OF the big steamer
Ia three feet clear of the water almost
the entire length. II Is believed. how
ever, the steamer will emerge from Its
present prcdicameht with no further
damage than that already sustained BY
the accident to the steering apparatus.
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KliIe,l I,y q Train.


Special Dispatch 70 the IntelIIgencHr'
MARTINsBURG. W. Va, March g.
Henry Shepherd. who lived near Shep-
herdstown. W. Va, while crossing the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad track to take
the Baltimore & Cumberland accom-
mediation at Shenandoah Junction, to-
day. was struck by an east bound
freight train, sustaining injuries OF
which he has since died. He was aged
about thirty years and was well known.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-Wool qulet

ONE Minute Cough Cure touches the
right spot II also touches II at tho
right time II you take Il when YOU have
q cough or cold. Sec the point? Then
don't cough. Logan q co. wheeling,
W. Va, y, r. Peabody. Benwood, and
Bowie & CO.. Bridgeport o. 4
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The best snlve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheun1. fever
sores, totter, ehapped hands chilbiainis,
cornB. and all skin cruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For nalo by Logan Drug
COMPANY
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. March Tin
the house to-day Joint resolution was
adopted authorizing the erection OF a
Rtatue OF Francis q. Spinner ut the
treasury department, The conference
report on the army appropriation bill
was adopted. a5
The house then resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the legislative appropriation
bill. the amendment to abolish marshals
and district attorney fees again coming
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SOOTHING. healing. cleansing. De.
Wits Witch Hazel s9lvo Is the enemy
to sores. wounds and piles. which Il
never falls 10 euro. Stops itching and
burning. Cures ehapped lips and cold
sores In two or three hours Logan &
Coz Wheeling, W. Va, u. r. Peabody,
Bcnwood. and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, March "A dis
astrous fire occurred at Avalon. on the
fort Wayne road, at $3.50 this morning.
Three dwellings were totally destroyed
and Mrs. Frank Hudson, an occupant
of one OF the houses, was seriously hurt
by Jumping from wlndow In escaping
cremation. The loss Is estimated at
s2S, 900, which was partially covered by
inatlra nee
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Morr.n 10 R.erganl.e y. Z Q.

NEW YORK, March 4,-Upon what
II Is stated 10 be "the very best au.
thorIty," the Worlds evening edition
says that the reorganization Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will be
conducted by ]. Plerpont Morgan.
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NEW YoRK-There was more or less
demand in both the commission and
jobbing houses and the relatively large
business was with the latter, Printing
cloths dull at 2SS cents bid and de-
clIncd.
FALL RIvER-Printlng cloths very
dull, nomInally at 2A cents.
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NEW YoRK-Plg iron weak: south
ern tll SOd15 20; northern sli 5o@l3 30.
Copper steady. Lead steady. Spelter
Armer.
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OIL cITY-credlt balances 81 2S; GER
tifcates opened at 81 26: highest 81 90:
lowest 81 "a; closed at y "a; sales 5000
barrels; shipments $685. barrels; runs
SIP barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum closed at
81 % bid.
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Wheeling BrldQe & Terminal RY
c. O. BREwsTER, Roeelver.
Time Table No. u, TO take, eject 1901
n, M, Sunday, November 10, 1896.

Time Table No. IL, 10 take enect l1'Vl
a. M. Sunday. November 10. 1895.
Leave Wheeling t9;IA EuJ0 o. N.
t2:eO, s2:l5, ti;3O. $500 y. m.
Leave peninsulR-tS:Q6. 1851. sl1a6 q
M, 1870, .2:al, tt;s6 s9:06 .. nj,
Leave Martins FIrry-ts:le. 1851, Sll:S1
q. M, t2;3e, $3.50. ft:12, ss:i9 y. m.
Ili:S a. M, t2:SS, $3.50. t4sl6, 1918 p. m.
Leave Terminal JunetIon-ti:22, 300 a.
M. sl2l0 .. m, g2;tg. Si:o6, t4ii, ts:iS y. M.
Leave Martins Ferry-tI:S. ssSl. Q. n'
Leave PSnlnaulast7;A. sSiL q, M, Na:SL
u:ll, ttil1, ls:26 IS;S y. m.
Arrive ,WheellngS 20 1850. n. me-
spally. tpaily except Sunday. isun'
days only.
]. u. TAuSatG. SanhrihlAaeenL-
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NJ, eonnsylvanla stleops,
[VIvRnnsV!VdnidI LINES.
AM Trains Ri,n nv Central rir,n


rfcxEr OFFICES AT rEaxsHivLNn srATioN Of
WAffK Sf FO0r or ELEvENrH ST., WnHELISu,
AT McLuRF HouBE, WHEfLiH1, AND AT Trv
PENNPYLvANtA STATION RHin0gruHT.
HoufuyRSr SfSfEN-"pAN HASpt y RuIrI,
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HfeRdttnhs anu FFUNNIUHr'
BALT1AfoRE-Ftour dull and TIM
changed. receipts 1889 barrels: ship
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RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

Time table in effect December l6, 1885
NoTICE-PIeaSe take notice that trains
OF tho Ohio River r. r. will run by East
ern Standard Time on and after Septem-
.paiiy. ipaily except Sunday. Eastern
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fDally, except sunday.
sunday church trains will leave Elm dtoveI
9.lSa "a and Wheeling At lAl7 p. m.
H. K WEISuERbER Cen. MAnaGct
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
onand after Saturday, February J, lssA trains
will run rs tollows. city time:
LEGyE wHFETiSd. LEGVE IIN Grove
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MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and
UNCHANGED: fancy western creamery
92c. Eggs firm: fresh nearby 12c; do
western l2c. Cheese unchanged.
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ThsClsHslald, Lsralu 4 Wheeling R. R.
Time Table in eject Monday. Eoysnbct q. tssl
Cleveland Depot. Foot Of South Water Street


GOING SOUTH
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RAILWAY Time CARD

Arrival and departure Of trains on ana
after Jan. 25 1896 Explanation OF Refer.
encs Marks: 'Daily. fDniiy. except FIN.
day. fDnlly. except Saturday. tDaIly, OK.
capt Monday. SSundayB only. lMondaya
Oily. saturdays only Eastern Standard
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coLoREp CnlLnREN,s DAY.
/, VIII be Held a, Clinton on Thursda.

/, VIII be Held a, Clinton on Thursday
tn. 18Th.
Tho colored people VIII have their an
nuai Chndrea's Day az Citation on Thurs.
! day. July 10. A. r. i,,cke;t and William
| Davis are general mnrasers Of the ent.-
/ prlse. The day starts ont with grand
panade from Marksc square TO Bonner 5
tatfn vii haul all the tA-ored .Ei!Iren
Gown 10 CAntur AMI lack, irte OF charge
II here Wi. be goat races lrt other amuse-
Henis. Ine merchants have donated
a. r. l@eckct;. y, j. X. =. Gi,laspie. s.
ALERT CA.me1e. rocking chair sol ~
Cclnsn. SIX boys straw hats. .Ach-zNA "a
x shuttle var 81 Oxford ties. Lewis &
Ros' ntere. cuN buttons :. Fox, a pres
en-. Gg.-naurs Bros. ch.ia's rock <
chair. Y i. Jones. three dozen water-
melons sam Cohen. SIX hantksrch.-is,
Rob=r, Tilurpck. assortf,. articles. krDpp
& 11,ffy. one PAIR Of t~4uy shoes; l.. Lem
uacy, bo-t- = = rune Sapcr Bros.
one ilne ar, su.; Levy Bros present
800, .s,. Ro.s & s9',, 9re parasol G J.
rolls: r Co eh'd. 8. bo;lsr Rros prizes
Ham ton RIOS iwo boys ears: g, J.
li'rcdy, a ;ris. T, J Trapp. gold ba,se.
= W. Bs'iwin halls and bats; stuart
Drag company. box Of toi-. SOAP Sans
Sfoe So re- one PAT II cnila shWeTs.
ifoisirn pruS company. fans exc. Brown
Eros ma dozen fans, g. Nursky < Co.
hAit iozen banker h;efs T.. - CO 'fn.
y smi;A; s. James Welsh. 5 cash
= cents. cash. = c"lts. r ~ PoleuAuf
s. Henke. = rA'o', ore box of cakes
Isaac McComic9 one dozen meous, Th-1
Keller half dozen 'oils- soar: Max Rob
er's me dozen melons Charles Helm. one
~ ranty, liz, enc dozen melo1s,
one do2@r rnelots Il ] Adams. one dozea
~ 2 "a i1l,e-~ w: r Sir3rgr'er. on" doz.i
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CITY BREvlTlEs.

o lnH Male 9uartetie will assist In III,
services AT the FIRST Presbyterian cburn,
| tonight at O'Clock.
me barbecue and shoot which was I,
| tndNe hn-h gwen today by the Bray,
hayou Gun club, has been postponed On
account Of the weather VI
,r Mr w. T. Thompson Of Victoria, a
Drp '',t, .r Of r. w Thompson OF THIS city
ih-iaw, $ y. Brown
AZ me recent cnteriainmcnt given hy
We coloro! odd Fellows AT Market boii
ATS. raylor won tho first priz. for sell
NJ w ~ gren,Hs' number of tickets ana
-'iS' T. H. Grcgg got second prize
The sacrament of the Lords sumner win
-" ad'nnisteror! at the close Of me morn,
Ils service tllS morning AT the FIRST
iirasnyt'rlah church by Rev. VIM. IIayne
FIRE cnicf Tom Ravcll SAYS the pub-
HSned st itenoni that tho American Brew.
cry lie apparatus thru first water on tho
~ N l. "A mistake. llc saws
me IRE department threw first water on
The local spirltualists' association VIII
faNe their iegUlar needing ms AT. ernoon
a. O'Clock in Bryan hail, raamin street
p R,,AS,,n s Knsk ana Walker, Mrs. Iiazei
tests The public is invited to attend aD'''
" NJ. Newman. enc of llouston's young
n ,,,i, nlen, VINO owns a farm about iv,'
'''''' VIZ ApElii il'@ iiltl me POST
Win some opfn hollis OF cotton yasterdnY
n" states that cotton * opcni.s rauidiy
m his section, tho warm weather hayins.
caused II 10 fruit early. Harris county
ms large acreage i'll cation this wear
'han over before IN its history.
Or, o. l.. Noteworthy. secretary of the
Houston District Medical socntlon. is-
SUES call for meeting of the asso-
ciaiion Monday evening az $50 o'clock
a. Or II. &. Hodges office conner of
reNas avenue and TRAVIS street. IN. M.
per for discussion is entitled .NIistak"s
IN surgery" All monitors of the rrofes.
son are cordially invited and memh.rs
~ the society are requested to he present
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INC follow ng are the assessments fixed
| ny me commissioners court yesterday:
Mrs. Macy Media rlake--I.ot Il, block l7e
Mrs Alice A. Fulon-I-ots II and 10 and
parts Of l"ts J, 2. B. 4, s. 6, 7, s, and 10,
OF ~ Man Street addition, o. smith sur.
vey si'oc blocks 6. Z. $, O. 10. onc-half Of
Il A. o,n 5 OF u. Fair, Ground al
H. block G 500 '''' J. = ~
IS, 5 Gihson--l.ots Il and 10. block aS5.
Eaker addition. SNo.
Mrs E,'i,c u. l'u'cheson Eighteen
acres Williams survey. lot 81. 81, t0;
tniork II, Palmer edition. $500. ioi N
sll" one iAlf ~ block 1913. $1,000.
\. Stcrnanherg-Lo 8, o TO- II, block
rs h,n 49, 10 2, . and three iifths OF i.
block AZ SNr 80
R..oaa Washington--Iotss and 70. block
!. Charles =. Wolf Parts of lots 6, I. S.
'ieo:ooo.; ne-half acre o. smi.,h 500. =" ''
$. AEhe-I.ots L. I. s. o 10. block IFS.
;M,epnshans Bro,hcrs-All lots in Drummer
3 r. william Vince survey 70
20 acr sssSsnR z aro ossn NGySl surrey
p A. smHh-Tcn acres j. s. malmon,
wold9 cheney-H Tierwestcr. 100
"'irs S'F": w. Williams. ~ aces s-Gli
nrook smith 4 Co.-John Austin Inl
\. kemp-Lots l. .. 3. 4. s. 6. block 81.
,i,dwin NJ Klock-N inety-trree acres A
NcCarmich $3.50. 50 acres George Ross
liers ~ Angus; Mi,es-lIarris & Wilson
suiN.y, 1910 acres $4,000
MI ron IN Dlps- Bincl No lr'o siAo. lta 4,
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A VERY SICK lady

MRS j. i. Dupree. who has been quite
III TOT fourteen months past, and who
mas recently been at San Marcos, where
~ was thought the change of climate
would be Of benefit TO her, was brought
10 this o!ty last night, very low. She az
,r'Vea via the Missouri Kansas and
once removed to the residence Of hrr son
OSCAR, 1908 Washington street. The son
m has been serving on the jury
~ NE russ y-Hetm cese but when Il
POM or death. an agreement was reached
ny winch ne was excused from furth.,
attendance upon the trial
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hefeas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
~ rs wise providence to take from IN !
world unto Himself Mrs. Carrie b. H ta',s
pr' nlsniy respected member and ofl-
MI. W w oman Parsonage and Home
''Iss~on socJrly. therefore, be II
Etsc.Ned, by the Woman. parsonap..
XIV XIV Irene MISS on Soc ETY. Of McAshan
Methodist Episcopal church, souih ~
~ 'tp ~ on Texas. nat we bow submissive.
We'll. '' an thInss
carts Kies9ivea, That in the death Of Mrs
n"ilt" h Harper We have LOST /, 90,
, WE in.n, and Christian worker, one whom
~. 4, ke.olved That we tender our heart
a Icy syhpathy to the husband ana me e1,.
tn" God I"S Of 'e IRE family praying hat
n tbalr ne d their solace and support tn tbs
t. Resolved, That n co,, ., 49,,
a can, ue sem 10 the bereaved family ana
socis,y spread upon the minutes Of onr
Mrs. Chas. A. uoo,.,
Mrs. a. Il. Dnlisn,in'
Mrs \. BondcaI
Mfs. ;. a. " Hams
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seAre k-ss s1-~-&N-re .Ne tlSr-eNttAs De-
1--WE. Galveston ara tssf 1tN. Teis
-cSvp --Aas l-s Csslv.<.4,- n ~ Scs~s 81 Ire
r1Se-sSss t~lt i ;he s-Ssss-,t s1scgche-. sta l.
1i,.-a;c-> 49, AfrxSe - move.
Nns' s>-aor ihe AatT NJ .aSs = tr.s
z.t.i1- @. -aics 20 ~ c1E hAS No. de-
re4cS't.5 Ine Ns-y NSirE a 81 Lctrs ~,
--tr "a caiiess .ra- :, FAX. ~ ne IL u
fc- la ci.r- BAT tA- ssS- sac4li not -
fc-rS,i -, ma: 80 Nay Was sr-gs~@ ..
y 81 * BIZ sea- 70 ---v@ a. Immense
AZ oil-'c - * f-A, fh-S>lst Galveston. amt
y r -gfsy law alarmed the Chicago lsscs
80 ss-a.slE O. .NN xch-
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Nj. +. T Hooker after which Nj. J. 4

Mr.. =. T Hooker, after which Mr. ]. \
Lewis was elected Chairman and Mr.. II
W. Tc-sD,e;oa secretary.
TIE names OF susy-two members vers
enrolled ani the following officers wert
elected +. 7 Hooker, president. " -
c. l.. Parkinchain IRIS. vice president
Miss :. \. Pack nCn1an. second vice pres
iGeni. Mrs r. Il. Hooker. thiri vice pres
dent. Mrs. A. Hardsson. treasurer. IL. ".
Tcripl.ton. S.-srctary. The next meeting
viii lie held at Mrs. Banners on Wasniug.
ton street, MagnciiS ad8it!ou. next Tues
day evening. the l4th. "a \ O'Clock. These
meetings are not only entertaining bu.
irstr'A>tive and - al. a cordial Invitation
4 4 az. ..,.Aci
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Ballot No lsss-vo,ed by A. s. Robin
son.
Baiio, No. iss-vo,cd by George whsr.

Ballot No. lS:-vo,ci by ]. lothian.
Balldt No 1874 Voted 10y H. IL WriEa,.
Wnen ballot No. 81 was called JarS
refer HOMES asked 10 ne allowed 10 ~
ammo 2. Reference TO the poll list show
ed that 1t was his vote.
. An interesting Incident connected wa
the canvass IF the hs'lo,s during Tho
morning session was that III the box was
round ballot No. .fii when the poll llst
showed that bu, ?25N ballots were paiea
IN the ward. 225o being the last number
on the poll list. The lrc.den; was COM
inentGi upon, but as there was no alleca-
Ton IN the piead.ngs covering this. I; was
NOT offered as part of the evidence. IN
the absence OF discovering a ballot num-
PEREZ 2aH there is possibility that the
error.
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~, H. =. Gavin. gcneral a,pey,,,ore.,,
W." international ard Grest ,,, aH. H., 81
was ~ NE eiiy yes,erdny ''"''N''n
assn, Of o,RSe no s,i.o ,,,sys!es p.~snsel
l"m"ny. WIN leave n.iny lar -. ROM
hcniau. ",",' no VII Ia future maj ~.
cy Of i,,e i,la PASSOVER Agent H. " povo.
ran"sS vinfn'd y.-irrdpy f,o,, ~ iTsa,
FER m. ne ~" been attending = rs ,,,s,s
agent Of ne .1Ww i~,n; 'rayellnx tasse,,y.,
,r1,einrned ,Gsitsd.y from a is,, snn r,esaA,
unA.s lie I.'iorts good FIX v" hDf'b
VI" northern pari Of The s,'si"'' "'' over
.,SN" 'pG AGENT Z Of l' ,h.y ,nonosn ars,p.n,
i"h"s mas g,n" to Virginia n.tns"s hnd
, m"n TX .Npohiilon, 10 IL taking M. on II
ms nanhlon aud is lisble 10 tn az w. ,,
MS camp. W. pitches
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lily MENEAI..
Calvert.

CHARLES NJ. Norton and Miss Lizzie Cal
err were united in marriage las, evening
a. a. ovo'k ny Rey, q. g. Rankin at his
residence. sill Mckinney avenue pa,h
OF me young couple reside N this civ
anu ON account OF their youth there T..
~! said To have been parental ohiection
! ne Eroom $ employed at the e.tahish'
nrnt OF j. l.. NJ tchel. while tho brIde
c cs,n"1 WIN her parents in the Fair
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HIS CONDITION SERIOUS

me many friends of Colonel Robert
brewster viii he p,ined 10 ha,r ,h.,, :,
condition is critical He has NO. 9 az,
IN good health for some months pasi
ana IN adhNon to his bodily .nfigmitte.
ne had ne Misfortune day or two ago
10 IAN ana fracture - rib. 'rhi- accilnnf
at - advanced age of Sc wears "a n
.,s matter yet there Is a general lIop.
lIal lhe venerable old gentleman ,nsv ia
spareo Tor many years yet to mis- friends
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GOOD THINGS

the +, poo sasy no, to claim The best; generally
claim, We would Ike IN hsuohser the
tb ne M noe Laundry, loi Prair,e w WY Try
lemans h to ns'n es the details Of r5n sl
oioseiy, for, say what yo,, ~ vi, STUDIED too
eiot h hes len people are Judged h r,e onl
stand or fail lnd H. give us a trial We We VII N
Hamburger a Dreyiing. pro,ra
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cnAr1rSs1nN RATrs

Austin. Texas -My Il The sc,lou;-s
-A,e-s have ss-- authorized ey toe rA.roA i
ci-risr..Ssssu,
In ;s5roval :, As's'i7Si'oc No 81 .. re
l5oas,oa al Texas Cea.-a1 Railroad craT-l.
l'Aay ast n-o-.-y- IS sri-.e3 :o- me Adoption
O. ~ rAfs q - c.r's i'tf ~ pc-rs< i0-
IRE T-A-s y.c-;a;ipa s.. iua.c-ls, IN car ga -
from Hera,~t'at "a Ha-stua. n. - from
Intermediate ysa.r-s rs-' = - h.Sae-.
Effective JAY < 81,
IL a4rrcvzl u Ay,lI1A.lo- No. y g. &c
CUT c-,o-Ais sri Salta - EssivAr
n1riTArv. Alihc-fy - <rs-'-7i .or the
41s,i.c- q 'ae fc.t9Nirs -sfes u GEMS
l@- 80 nrlris for ia- ira-s i,1-tAr.an o.
l,-E ans Vegetables, - s-raleH, ~- NAKED
GER ita-s- mum weigh, e - r-,suts
1.- a.. ans lr ls<> lf@n rar .tAis. -
H=-,cn .rr-a 80 .o..aT-.ns s.A'lu-.s
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ARRESTED FOR RLACK,iAtr.

retectives Thomas olaa.v ash ,,,,.o.,
u i.illson yesterday arrested Mrs Marv
Irydi on charge of attempted black,
nraii, Barney Grnstcad being the com
Ilfhint, The arrest was mad, on "A war
rant which was swo.n on amer he d.
rrVlN"s hai d0n" considerable work an
ne case, and brought it 10 a point whara
'"eS ueened 1t wise to make an arrest.
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This afternoon at o'clock. Rev. + g
Hudson. pastor Of North Houston Pants,
church. will address a moa,inp for 49,,
Only subject. "Th" Twentieth Centtirw
Caii for Moral Heroes. ami the Efact or
siVli Life Cpoa Hcroism.'' Good n,n.ie
"S ,o Wre ha ,iY Good singing cool and
invited ''o"'' AN !ner
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THIS old saving is ss si,Sel Is so, - so.
Every vbse W'rs Under on own " eve. IN our
Laundry. sle Pr Prs, mat s. packarde's Troy
i no, Only the hist laundry nue, turns ou;
the n. n imp pssas h 0, s. ~ H,y lions
capable heip ,bs,d machinery and NM ,,,l;
SWn nyr ore result can "' be \ Gan procurs'
phone Ss.sd for and delivef;edIe pes Can HY;ork;
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VOTE MUST nv ryAn,ue,,..

Comm sslonor Midgley 4aK.s the ,,.,,,,...
that II Unanimous vot, az n,....,.,,.
".' ROM IN the Western Freight aaA,.
o,"''o" 10 h'H"' Il reduced rotc. "a ,
e.niain,,, ",''irs'"i 70 mo association iines
.m.n5Iey tnfa ins dioua attempts hnv, Da.'.
mhlo TO pull dnen tic mi" aI t"sr n"" =
,m,",,H'fnou inn Vast and thst r..,,,,
i'lcni use of the ten day. -n 'ha Ire
ns, IN, Roads are notified TIA, bp,s.
nitnr WHOM, they Intend 70. n .sn ,, n 'se
np sn, 10 s,,c cmGe, change IN r@es to Sn.
No, loss 'han Nvc davs h.,or Apncr
W W." meeting NJ which the quos,,on "",
~. a. cons dcr"d and the votn II, or ,' ~ 10
be- una No InInnll'h ne ra,o Tp',ui i mn s
resolved 10 make IL en.,tlvn' nnover II
mnu nero hlvc not loss th,n lon az ,n
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JUSTICE ssEY,s comm

T. II. Mcdonald VS. International and
Great Northern Railway company; ,udr-
nicnt for defendant. '"'s
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r. w. ANp D. q RrnnorAN,u.n.a..

y y NTT iNNTXATION
NEW YORK. July 10 AN nmend,nen,
W" n'nn Of REORGANIZATION Of tho lro,,
worm ana Denver city railroad hotn,,
ieccfs"ry. II IL raid the new plan embrace
those PROPOSITIONS:
nonas VIII receive I per cent ln,,rcs, r..
M years, royeriing 10 a per r.'n, NIX ,''
H. IN W." ara ~ N per cent st,nk ~ =,
~, PER cent interca, anrsiunv M mni
In ans "'mniitce holds Is per cent ' ~,
With. a nHa =, dls,a,,sned Isndho,dors ma,
iSs''ance OF the amended plsn '"hu upon
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SFEcTAcLEs THAT DO NOT FIT
Are Injurious to the eye. We have an
experienced optician who VIII fit you per
'ec'iy' Sweeney & Fredericks.
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REAL EsTATr ri .,,.,

Edward q Harris 10 Arch,h.la :"
ithri i!Ga ncres OF land on, 80
DoVij Harris league ~" VI
august kirsehnsck 10 Herman Gro.
nan lot 3. block 30. IN Hr,,nt,~r'.
soo'uon, other considerations sIid.