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MIR. CARLISLE FOR PRESIDENT.

:, :, ------...---. m, CyorJI-
Expected 10 soon A'l HIi,,a ~, Is
dacY lor 'he No1ni"atioH'
Washington. March i.-Thcre is report
being whispered around here among prom
i,ort ao,,,oc,,ts ,r,ardlv with tho admin
i''''' u'',oN 'e''N-' 80 -, -
istration That WITHIN IL snort Tune Secre-
tary Carlisle VIII formally announce his
candidacy for. tho dernocratic nomination
-, -. y. 80,
LOT president OF the ohitcu states ~ mas
been known, of course, pretty well for
tho r,sitior rc +, ,a,,r'ti,,e cardida,e Tb,t
'"o posiuon u " recep'lNe ca''u'u1te' i''a'
accept the nomination If it came 10 him
ana was even willing 70 quietly encourage
lin iftei' S 10 Sen1 ueles"tes iaVof"oie 10
The secretary. however gave no open
announcement OF his candidacy for the
reason, as ms friends explain, that he was
It,i I,ie o. a,io',i 1
treasury. Beniamin II Rristow in ,s7s
who il win he remembered somewhat ure.
maturely announced mis- candidacy for the
presidency and thereby exnedited his exit
from thS nahjnet The sto,~y bnwever
100, ~, NJ p1.ii, ~ ~ ~" 49, ;
emnbaticaliv conclT,dsd under nn cSn s'i'
Grafton to be a candidate for a third
Carlisle his nolitical her ~
This rs not .nfirrIv s1tisfactorv accord-
Ing to an accounts to Mi he caIinet cir
Gle as There is a tresi(lentiai hoo h,,z,t,,,
njtlht an1 dt,' rd ~ IL hi, ~ uu"Iii6s
some tine uast the snrretarv AZ STAT bos
been filled with the idea t6at his rbamce
of heinz no,rfnated 80 o,"aiit d q,
nominated Thar he vyotiId he eiacied NJ
has had homes too MOI tbo ,,-ns,dent Voc
smiltnl, an ne cnriid..,V. ard a. - -, :" 90
err trre Womb ~, ~ TN az '1'' y ~
adninistrnt,o,, in rf ~ ~ d,rii"'hOe oI ti'o
Nov howovor IL is %ret,,. ,,.ot, ,,,,o,,,,
I'm th,. cafina, cirni :, ~ ~ mtn h.oWn
The favoTcJ ons ~ ,,'a. il.Sie is 70 ne
| iUnih's.'S pooins Tor cabinet faVorite sons
is not. however what CInn,, $3.50 a,,S
| th,re ~, 49,, "'suI 1'Illty expected ana
'9 W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New York. March 4-tredor,c y cou.
der, ~, s,,oa,,t,,,, ,a.,1. ~ C ~,
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WAS ASKED TO WlTHDR AW
But BLACKBURN Says an Open Caucus
Must Make the Request.
CARLlSLE'S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY
lie ia Expected to Openly Announce II
neutrality-suspicious. Have Noni-
mated n senatorial Candidate.

Frankfort KY, March 5.--St. John Boyle
of Louisville was tonight declared to be
the republican nominee for United States
senator by reclamation, at the Legislative
caucus. This result was accomplished by
an agreement between Senator w. j. De-
Doe and Judge w. w. Holt, the two lead
ing candidates. In last nights caucus. The
ahsentees tonight We're Carson, Dodson,
Stigitz, Rice and Freeman.
1t was on a motion to declare Senator
Deboe the caucus nominee that Senator
Deboe declined and presented Boyle. In
this he was Immediately followed by Holt.
Boyle was then chosen by reclamation.
Deboe made thrilling speech and was
followed by Boyle, who was brought in
by a committee. Judge Holt also addressed
the caucus. The only drawback was the
action OF Representative Tindle. who when
the announcement of the selection of Boyle
was made. exclaimed. '"rhat settles it
with me-" and left the caucus imam appar-
ent i'll humor
The democrats tonight drew the line
strongly between the free silver men ana
the sound money democrats. A joint eau
Gus was held to hear the petition of the
sound money democrats for the Withdraw
al of Senator Blackburn Twenty-Five
sound money democrats, including the
twenty signeiTs to the petition, We're alb
sent from the democratic caucus.
senator blackburn was present. He
said he was the caucus nominee and only
the caucus could remove him lie said Ii
had been in the power of the FIVE demo-
Gratis who had refused to vote for him
from the first to elect him at any time: tie
said he was determined no republican
should be elected. The caucus adopted
stirring resolutions in support of Black
burn ana adjourned. determined to support
n
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SUIT SETTLED.

Waterworks Litigation COMPROMISED
Juvenile Burglars Caught
TeXarkana. Ark, March 5.-Last night
tho city council on the Texas side came
90 an understanding win the water
works company whereby a suit OF the lat
ter against the former pending IN the
United States court at Jefferson was
suppressed and settled. The suit was for
S,4s and was settled for 5000 less than
that amount.
Leonard and Charles Nottingham. two
White boys aged respectively II and is
years. were arrested last night charged
with hurElarl2iug the cotton Bclt depot
~ Gcnoa, six miles north Of here Ia court
today they both pleaded guilty and the
older one was remanded to jail IN default
Of Il 5000 bond TO await the action of the
grand Jury, The younger one was given a
sound lecture and sent home.
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DUBLIN DOTS.

puhlia. Texas, March i-The compress
shut down last saturday FOR the season.
About io.oop bales were prossvd.
The oil mil Is SIN running and will per-
haps continue to- run two weeks longer
To date about 300 head Of cattle and 5000
head of sheep have been fed and shipped
out
cotton is about All I'm and about Il. 500
bales g. the complete sales against nearly
- 90 bales iu ~ and is95
The public schools have enrolled 725
Punlh tn uaic, THIS IS a ia excess or tho
largest enrolimont ever before roporcte d
The average daily Attendance has been
nearly 80, which ieaves all previous rec
otds IN the dark. The attendance this
year has been. compared with any preyi-
Gus year. ~ per cent greater
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KLEpEn9,s rosrrIoN.

He Favors Gold rs the Standard ard
Believes Ia Tariff for Revenue.
San Antonio. Texas. Mar l-Thr Tx
press publishes the following letter from
Hon. Rudolph Kebpfg Of Cucro. canli-
date for congress m the Eleventh district.
I'm compliance with the request OF
your paper to state my views IN doiau
on public question, especially the taHr
and france, as they would be Of int.res,
TO the public al this time. would boz
sin by saying that | stand on tho Mn
tlonal democratic platform OF isq9 ana
That my Views as here expressed ar.
IN my oplEion 81 accord with sah plat.
form.
~ believe that in order 20 maintain
the parity of gold and silver there can
be but one standard In our primary
money a'd that this, under the pres NJ
CONTINGENCIES. must he "A gold gtaslnr1
put IN tho meantime 1 would ndy1eat,
the largest possible safe use OF SILVER
among the people. on the other hurJ /
s3inose or silver at ratio OF ~ "a
without International agreement lnok
upon our legal tender paper money e 4
inc chief distributing element In our NJ
uonal financial system and believe in
me cary retirement OF this currency
other feasible plan
am IN favor OF a tariff for revenur
ohiy, properly adjusted from time :,
time so as TO be az far az possible iust
ana equal IN its operations upon all thr
ueopie, upon these ana all other oucg-
TO submit 10 the win of the majority az
my party. as It viii be expressed al ma
next National democratic eony.ntior,
very truiy yours, Rudolph K,ebcrg.
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and Ellen. came here some two years
ago and settled at the Wallace place,
some fiye-elghths Of a mile from the court
house and on the street leading out TO-
ward Jasper They are energetic, frugal
Young Tennesseeians and are doing well.
and II they have an enemy In this word
they have no knowledge Of It but Mon
day they ali got poisoned some way aad
came near dying. They feel satisfied that
the poison was placed In the well. Ms two
calves and many fowls Of different de-
They have sent some Of the water TO Gal
weston TO have IT analized Mr. Hutton
is completely at sea to understand why
anyone would wish to injure him or his
sisters.
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SHORT IENAS SPECIALS,

ANrELl-Ed ARTIST committed su,c,a,
cause Is supposed 10 be disaproiui p,a ~,
In love. "''"Plo'n'iheh'
GNEhN ll.lE-Fred Cox was found
Su"s OF lntractiou Of the local optIoI
an rM any sentenced to twenty days In iai
al, N4iLtl Henry Reed co,ored. wa,
hl..n, Reed was Ripped open with n bris,
NOOK The cutter was arrested.
MAlthLE FALLS-Tobc Sims aged 10
Vas thrown out OF a. wagon On H. -! ~
~, runaway team. INJECTING wou1,9s
Wednesday. 'i' "'en Oh
- hEltTN HILl.-Dr. c. w ,,brt.+,.
o o, ltogsion operated on ]. I. Dusseil tnl,
aappehdiciua- He was assisted Ia, W.
\ norpe and bay, physicians OF this nIacs
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THORNTON ITEMS.

Thornton. Texas. March 81 T. Had
dick Of Mexia has leased the Topic plant
from the stockholders for the balance OF
the year.
There arc ton cases Of pneumonia In this
village. There has been but one death so
fad
Mrs. Leverton, who had charge of tho
Commercial hotel has rented the Hotel
DcI,oftin and took charge on the Atm in
slant,
Judge Prcwitt of Leon county IS visiting
his daughter. Mrs. j. u. stevens.
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MO is DlSAPp0Nlu|
New York, March 4.-Gsaenl M
refusal to say a word dudns /,
this city in favor Of The c.,s,,1
Governor Morton Is REGARDED 4
quarters as significant. The M
greatly disappointed at the sIls,,]
old friend. Ex-senator Plat i !
have remarked to a friend ID, y
that the ex-presidents vitldnnl
the presidential race looked ~
The same view Is held BY IN,
prominent in the Morton camp n
York ers think General HurIi1 \
ing 'possum" and that at The IN
he VIII lapse into a state Of reSa
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Will DESERT Br.AcKBIIpN

frankfort Ky, March 5.-Eighteen lead
ing gold standard democrats of the gen.
erai assembly have made a formal re-
quest to Senator Blackburn to withdraw
from the race for senator. His failure to
n0m,py VIII result in at least eighteen
nlm Iheir action is the most important
S ais' mas been taken In the senatorial con
nv on the democratic side since the nom
hsS''4h OF senator blackburn. This action
aaas heen contemplated two weeks. The
I'VE gold standard members who have
burn did not sign
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KENTUCKY SITUATION.
Thirtv-Ninth Ralln,

frankfort KY, March s. - When the
name OF Senator Noe was called In the
Joint ballot today he arose and said he de.
sired TO explain his vote. II have voted
i if,ra me nominee OF the party thirty eight
he can not he elected, and cast my vote
for Hon. John Il. Carlisle. i
. me re ballot resulted; Blackburn IS. Holt
Co nTnoe ~ carlisle I, Hunter T. Pratt /
john NJ Harlan /, Petit i, Dodson !. =
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l,NA scMo,L ClosEs.

tina. Texas, March S.-rhe public school
at this place Will close today FOR want OF
funds
Miss lnez Howard principal OF the pub
lie school at this place. will leave for hor
home this evening, with the best wishes
OF the community,
r. NJ Wilson. postmaster at this place,
has resigned and recommended W. IA.
Ramsour FOR the position.
Miss pcNa Powers viii commence pri-
waite school at this place on Monday, the
9th instant
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POLITICAL POINTER,

The members Of the fepusAu
gressional campaign commliN /
meeting and selected the diIsni
have control Of the orgaaisatx
congress. Mr. Babcock Of wExj
Reelected chairman.
The plans and specifications IL.
publican convention nuIli;ohua
Louis have been completed MI il
The work VIII be COMMENCED 4 Il
will be finished IN ample tuzst
convention,
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Beaumont, 1. +. Chester and Colonel
Martin. from Newton, c. r. Smith; from
Hcmphill. Duncan Hamilton. besides the
local bar
ON, jury IS out on hog killing case
and one conviction for whipping his wife,
both c0lorei.
The weather IL Jus, lovely and farmers
are putting In good time.
The riflvs are drilling preparatory for
their trip TO Richmond
Fr,,i trees are Ia fun bloom and pros-
poets for a crop we're never better.
IL. r. +. Bean Of KirbyVNle is here at
tending court.
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R1llR0AD WEAIHlR BULLETINS.

i,Ipiu--C Cloudy h-agy mist
EH.trop. iuudy ana much warmer than
tttt morning
Bryan urzzuug rain ard ccoL
'loldy and pleasant b
iir".hsm- Boon diiz1iiug al! dag, damp
aHi cloudy now
Taylor Parity cloudy. pleasant.
l.aGrtn. CLOUDY. heavy iDlst all day.
M.co- Cloudy and cool
ilatonit br'zzhuE
SeEuie Cloudy, hvfr mistlng all cay.
Palestine Wind 10 northwest. nus ting.
COOL
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Hoods Pills =; ;s: s

. en La ADOPTED the report and I'M I
CHOSEN to the National so.,s..
delegates are uninstf,ctsSs ' =
pronounced Mckinley man ~
tn lei probable second choir. ~
The holters. or GunbyItss II
the hall Of the rerllar c,,
ana formed an orraniss,,s eS q
contained 1856 out OF tbe M ~.
cnt at the full conyeniion ~ U
thirty-three out of forty.sv.' ~ =
the state. Committed Wv ws,. Il |.
and everything was done IN ~ ~ Y
T.. X. Gunby, II. s. Chuhh Il Is
der and II. s. Coleman wer, = n.
gates to the National conyep,ts y
tons favored the nominatlo M, i, ,
Morton for president. hui II
were not instructed for him
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MAN AN ANGEL.

chappcn nm. Texas. March 5.---rhere
was lecture last night at the ChappeG
iiiil Fgmale college hail by Matilda Flst-
cher, her subject being Man an Angel. 20
Notwithstanding the dark, threatening
weather there was good audience pres
ent. She had her subject well IN hand
aud gave a very instractiVe lecture.
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SAYS HE is NOT HILL.

Gordon, Texas, March 1.-The man said
to be Allen Hill, brought from New Mex
leo this week charged with killing Or
lando Harris Mt Mineral Wells about III
teen years ago, says that his name is
John Kecnue, and that he has one brother
N New Mexico and two at Brentwood.
The majority Of those who knew Hili,
ana who have seen the prisoner, say that
he ~ not the murderer
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A VICTORY FOR REEDITES.
McKinIey and Allison Combins Were
Swallowed Up,
HOW SHERIFF WHITE KEPT ORDER.
Knocked Down the Comhatknts-Reed's
Manager Claims Texas SO Fsr--jndse
kleberg'. Position.

Austin, Texas. March b-Ise Ninth con-
gressiouai d1strio. republican convention
held here this evening yielded rotsins IN
point OF rowdyis-n 10 other republican
conventions held 20 date IN this STATE
Contrary TO the boasts O; the MeAinlsy-
ties and Quincy Ailisonl,ez heard last
night, the Reed crowd haa the tAiag grab
bed and ran away with II.
Congressional Chairman &cCiar. who "a
a Rceai;e, called the convention 10 order
and after about one hours preliminary
skirmishi0s 20; down u work From the
very beginning ne sas cowa snpA2tIcsl,y
on the Tayuhaaa and Brush c9ntluF-at
from Travis county. whlrh co-;assat had
iorded IL over the Reed rra-i So Sleefuly
In the precinct and county c1uvsEuons.
In the matter Of organization e vAs sim
ply case Of Reed and an;l-Rest- he
Mckinley ana Allison c-9Tl making c2rl-
mon cause
John Cain Of washington counly was
placed So nomination fo- ienp e-afy chair
man by the Ree3ites AuG q Sc. Ped man
named Thompson frarn Ca'1va. county
vAs put up ~ Ire ant.s. TIE r1n vas
called aad The vote recorded rz sVt ir
the case Of Travis aca Has'r3p ccunt.rs.
the chair ruling tha- as there vas a
contest in both ~ those counties trrE
cpul1 not participate .T trl work " lf-
ganiEaIiDn. and Cain re- -ift4 "a ~ votes
10 Thompson Il. 'rhc ants objected 20
the ruling In the case Of Travis AMI .las-
irop COUNTIES ans nheu CEN rIplafal the
rostrufn, having been leH 4fel oeetei
temporary chairman Nt Metfar. tn.y
Dolted straight lAi AMI urt-EtQ0a 70 tJr-t
Cam ard install! Thompson
young rlot apoTt 8 ~ and fght was
inapEuraied. whirn N4s promptly s.1pf,t4
- ~" hnpcLlns 1""i Up Hin c.'tn'1s..' H .
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NOT DISCUSSING pOr.ITIrs

Abilene. Texas, March 4-Judge W II
Ford of Beaumont IS here. He has boon
out to Pecos City to attend TO an Inn.
portant case In court. on his return NJ.
stopped OF to look after some legal mat.
ters here. He expressed himscff NJ ho,,,,
pisisantly surprised at seeing such a nice
Httie city this far west, and liz Well
pleased with the general appearance Of
I'M, r'nY country. Of course the subject Of
said: ~ S" ING 'uuse
puring the past few months 1 have
seIuom mentioned politics. even 10 my
ssons' trisnds. and have devoted my
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WANTED rnN bI,hG1.Ann

Tempe TeSaV, March 5.-Luc Thornton.
negro wanted Ia Palestine FOR burglary.
was arrested Ia this city Tuesday by Dep.
uty Hart Sheriff g. g. Newell Of Ander-
son county, arrived IA the city ana rs-
turned with him YESTERDAY
only three deaths have occurred In tpfs
city for the month Of February. a comrar-
etveiy low rate Tor town OF this size and
population w."
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POLITICS IN FT,oRrn.

Tallahassee. Fla, March 1.-The renub-
Lcnn state convention split at AIS this
morning, when the Gunby faction renre-
senting rs out Of a total Of gaO votes holt
Sa me hall. claiming they were unable 10
secure fair treatment under the orsaniza-
Ton effected last night
The Eganites, 40 Delegates he,np nres-
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JASPER IorrINGs.

Jasper, Texas. March : District court
convened yesterday morning, Judge West
on the bench, District Attorney Nicks
locking after the interests OF the State.
the following attorneys are present. From
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MURDERED MlNrR rouNp.

Laredo, Texas March 5-Ncws was ro-
ceived here last night OF murder com
miticd NJ Mncra. twenty mites up ire
river. GuillcImo Sanchez, a miner about
- years % age was found nurdrred IN
tho graveyard near that pace lie had
been cut twice, one OF the wounds dis
emb0wling him. causing hts death. No
clew To tho murderer.
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BLACKBURN's coNnrr1oNs

FT1hSiort' NY, March 5-Senator Black
"u'" wheh presented with a resolution
ASKING Tor his withdrawal from the sena-
torial race, said that 40 tho da,,,oo,a , :,
would hold an open ca,icus tonight and
Slnh ana there, after n full and non-parti-
I'm discussion, II WAS the viii of the ma
Jor''y that he withdraw he would do So
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin. Texas, March 5.-Chartered to-
day: The Air Blast Cotton Gin COMPANY
of Waco Capital stock. Sn00O Incor-
porators, II. \. Paine. K. II Chatham
and +. ID. Bawuing
The First Colored Baptist church of
A. Scott, 5, NJ Franklin ana Ii Hamil-
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NEUROLOGICAL.

ANTOINE BRADEN--segyla
March 4. -Ahtone Braden died d
at 8 o'clock this morning u iTs
MISS ZULA GOODEN-Thont
March miss Zula Gooden dbl
with pneumonia after an lhS
five days.
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NEM cIIA1RNfAN

Corslcoaa. Texas. March l.-IIon. II. J.
Gibson ~ AIxu has been appointed ,,,ol,..
man Or ihe Twelfth district. vice Hon. III
w, Williams resigned. 80
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NrHER DEATH

At Axtell Edward Amio,t
At Denton District Clerk J. g
mick. aged about 40 years
At Tioga r. n. Cutler died - h
heart disease. He was 81 yeaH 2
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paanolaurkable results vssr MED 81
treatment; IN v he use q ss slssl i
mat We alone OWL ha nave xsassl
Srders OF Men WY orssnA 49,
yeIoned or disease, youth ~ &
,ny. from errors OF ,ynpoisnt NJ
lh 70 are nervous or H. i copstrE II
their ,i ie and companiops they ~
FRIENDS all al patisnts, ssrclrsss
antee ,,oore "a our own
RfMEMBEEno other. nrsn
vo,, Consult no ;Sstsin osi
Valuable lime ..tss ~
once. who are fsnr
n -. pn,ecul,ar 10 you YOU III e9 NJ
e en sss should certsh,n,nb suns =!
u { I eat .na does away ,s,,..,e. 80
which is pr veu w!il Be ,. s,ssisdiIs, 4
SYPHILlsEi he laies, s.'ss !
ed by us win Hot spr'nasstl =
ssNapppeitais enable, ~ II iron, 2, az, ~ n
i'is terrible poison nd snecu"
, mos, RAPID, safe ,o nan ,tesi st;fs q
nv,nonl. te cure guanlIisc HAh1r q
GWi'NiPShTuRAtsLw day. !, e y rs
cured I'M, in a INCLUDES a s s'iI Il
sTRICTUR iy Rational " n
ting. The tgpeeaaitments v,, go
SymptSmN o. ; Tor sslp La a
Catarrh. ordenes sns,,c.s n
Rnmsiress strictly nyssersstiss,I = Z
sent free from s eps o. NAIL
the country. IA jHATsAa,wS,
200 Alamo Plaza trsss.
rs st. { harles ."
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EX-GOVERNOR IRELAND r,rrrrR

san Antonio, Texas. March 5.-ES-Goy-
ernor lreland's condition Is reported to be
better tonight. though he is not quite SO
Wen as IN the morning, owing 10 a lack OF
crest Wednesday night " u
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W. A. COZ Ass1GNs

'tasca, Texas. March Wv. A. Cob. pen-
cral MERCHANDISE made deed Of tr,,s, %
~ sre utors today. Assets $3.50; liahili-
VeS SS'0O' w, |. Hooks, trustee.
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Orders from the Major General Command
Ing the Texas Division.

ORDERS from The MAJOR UentrhI UoflrhaHu-
Ing the Texas Division.
Navasota, Texas. March 1.-THE follow
ing general orders have just been issued
~ General Boone:
General order No. 10
Headquarters Texas Division, L. c. v,
Navasota. Texas, March 4-The major
general has the honor to announce the
appointment Of the following named com
rades as a committee on transportation,
10 the Dallas Reunion on June "A and
% next.
II. W. Gralear chairman; T, b. Trait
man. S T. Weniez, y. b. Boren. D. T..
Grove aud l.. 4. Dafhn.
This committee Will secure the best
rates possible for delegates and others
who may attend said reunion, and VIII
promptly publish the rates secured.
Communications to the committee should
be addressed to the chairman. General
II. W. GRADER, Dallas, Texas.
IL II. Boone,
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MAILls nOEs nRY.

Wallis. Texas. March 5.--Locm option
election held here today resulted IN vote
OF a 10 " In favor of prohibition.
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nrouham. Texas. March 5.--John T.. bed
rick. aged IS. for forty years a citizen OK
this county fol dead IN hts field whua
Moving near Burton today.
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To CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to
cure Csc.
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A POISONED WELL

san Augustine. Texas, March i.-Iuhn
Hutton and his two sisters, Misses celIco
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HYAfNfAL,

MISUNDERSTANDING.
March IL. D. Harris ano W.
berry were married YESTERDAY v.
dence OF the brides parents ~
of Stoneburg officiating. u
COLTRAIN MARTIN % 1,
Texas, March 3.-This mcniisv :
the residence OF Judge ana Y.
Martin, their youngest oa !. =
Lois, was united in marllaw -
w. Coltrain ~ San An'oa" -
Griffith officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ON
Take laxative Bromo oulnias, 4 N \
druggists refund the money :
cure. 2jc.
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what? Cure thc S4 M /
BLOOD DlSEASES waashsoluis
and specialists faii. . avsii d
This assertion can pc s Nj, m
WHAT DOCTORS doo,ss T 81
MA may and n IN most snccessi,rll, p n u
specialists in TINS eS', women y
peculiar 10 men anu " ,hsru s,i
others follow. CONSUL ths shs.
safe of being cured y, m,,,b ssis u
sihle time consistent WIN ''
tific treatment.