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Herbert Booth to Retire.

TORONTO. March l7-A special from Winnipeg says Herbert Booth, head of 'ae Salvation Army in Canada, will Eve up his command and leave the @Qntry on June 1.
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Building nurns at chlcago.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The Topples Pierce building, at 65.G7 Claiborn place, and occupied by M. A. Kelut, shirt manufacturer, and Marshall, Field &s O.. shirt factory, burned. Loss, $75,- 000
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UNIWPROMeD

lot 60 it, cor. 9th avenue and Oak st, $l500, One-half cash, balance on time with interest. lot l2OxlG0 cor. 18th ave and Chestnut st: S400 cash.
 Lots 9, 10 and P, blk Il, Ringler's addition; S200 each,
 Lots ,, 8 and 1, blk s. Cockrells addition. Sl50 each; one-third cash, balance monthly installments.
 Choice building lots in Drew Whites addn. Beautiful resident sites in NJ M.J.Scull's add n Lots and 3 in blk 43, TannehilI & Owens addn.
 Lot2 sub div and in blks and g. Henry Harding's add'n.
 Choice building lots in Dunl1lin's add'n. Choice Building lots in Hammett's addn. Six beautiful lots in P. B. Land Co. s add'n. B 1t business property fronting on 3rd av. 40 ft business property fronting on Barra- E block business property fronting on 3rd ave, between Chestnut and Walnut sts. suit able for warehouse or wholesale business.
 COUNTRY PROPERTY.
 Fruit and truck farm, 13 acres. well i'm proved, mile west of city, 5000; on terms to suit purchaser.
 2O-acre fruit farm and vineyard 4 miles south of the city. at bargain for cash.
 Several tracts of land near the city that lies beautifully; suitable for stock farms, orch ads and vineyards.
 Well-improved farm, 250 acres, open land, 8 miles west of city; BIO per acre.
 Plantation, 300 acres land in cultivation, produces from half to one bale cotton per acre; situated on Arkansas River, 1G miles east of Pine Bluff, will sell at great sacrifice 1000 acres Virgin Pine, miles west of Pine Bluff: suitable for mill site; S250 per acre. 1000 acres Pine land, i'll Grant county, on line of proposed railroad from Pine Bluff to Malvern; from S1 50 to S250 per acre,
 15000 acres fine land in Drew county, within miles of railroad; S2.50 per acre.
 12500 acres fine oak and cypress timber land in Desha county, $}.50 per acre.
 9000 acres cypress. oak and hickory land in Drew county, convenient to railroad and nav igable water S5 per acre.
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EINENCIKL

Scrip, Stocks, Bonds and other securities bought and sold on com mission.
 Loans negotiated on improved County Farms and City Real Estate
 Prompt attention to collection of Rents and the payment of taxes.
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RGEL Q STETe

We have constant inquiry for de- sirable houses to rent and wish to put more on our lists to accommo- date both landlords and tenants; at present most demand for small houses.
 All repairs when left to us will be carefully looked after, work well done and with least expense, with out charge on our part.
 For Sale and Rent Signs carefully looked after and conspicuously To- cated.
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OFFICE THE Req Treatment.
OF THE ESTABLISHED BRANCH
 OF THE
SOUTHERN Medical and Surgical Institute,
 LOUISVILLE, KY. WITH OFFICES AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK

For the treatment and cure of all Ca- tarrhal. Chronic, Nervous. Surgical Diseases, Deformities, etc. Estab. lished in lSSS; W. D. Rhea, A. NJ. NJ. D; j. S. Appleman, Nj. D.: W. b. Whitaker, NJ, D.; l.. P. Walter. MD. E. D. Req, NJ. D., D. r. Stockdale. Nj. D.; W. E. Gardiner, Phg.
 By special request of their many patients, win visit
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FOR RENT:

FoR KEN l {:
 STORES. 206 and POS " 2nd ave, $50 per month 2l4 " 2nd ave, S15 per month. l2t Main st, $50 per month. 307. 309 and 31l c 3rd ave. S25 per month. Cor, Sth and Walnut, S20 per month.
 RESIDENCES 70l " Barraque, rooms, S2b per month 720 " 3rd ave, z rooms, SIS per month sos " 3rd ave, rooms. BIS per month. l26 " sth st. rooms, SS per month 3l7 S Beech st, ] rooms, Sl5 per month. BIS s Cherry st. , rooms. S.2.50 per month. 230 Walnut st. rooms S1250 per month SGf Mulberry st. , rooms, & per month. 1920 W sth ave rooms, S3 per month lS0S Barraque, rooms. Sl0 per month lSl1 Barraque rooms, SS per month. 2l5 e 2nd ave, , rooms, SIP 50 per month. 1903 2nd ave, } rooms, S10 per month. i907 c 2nd ave, rooms BIO per month 20g5 2nd ave. ! rooms, SS per month. 2tM 6 End ave, 3 rooms. SS per month. 2003 2nd ave, ! rooms, SS per month. 20ll 2nd ave, rooms, SS per month. 3005 2nd ave, , rooms, SS per month. 3004 e 2nd ave. rooms, SS per month. 909 3rd ave. rooms, S4 per mohth. 9l1 e 3rd ave- , rooms, A per month. S2l c 9th ave, roomS S4 per month. S22 5th ave, rooms. S4 ger month. Sl9 9th ave- , rooms, SIS Der month 330 C Sth ave, rooms, Sl0 per month. 619 sMOrris st. 4 rooms, Sl0 per month 5ls Georgia st, , rooms, S13 per month. UnfurniShed rooms from & to 8 Der month
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DR. V. CONDORY,
 EUROPEAN
 PHYSICIAN
 lYIENNA, AUsTRIA.t HOT SPRINGS, ARK

To accommodate my patients in- form them hereby that I will be at their disposition every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Pine Bluff, at the Arlington Hotel.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

nn,lo May i6.-Complaint Is beard
a aa',.ng ne farmers that the worms are
c"itns NE cotton. In some uc,Gs neariy
nan The eot,on has been destrov.d ~
worms. morhlS The weather continues cool ma
4h'hfrs are wei up with their work,
,noNhnd, May l6.-ThIa county has been
VISITED by good rain and crop prosnects
were meyer better al this season of the
;StiF. Inc farmers are cutting oats in
MS country and the volunteer oals vii
make from i!fty To eighty bushels p.r
1ote, Grass is fine and stock fat and
i,, Sa,aao' May 1.-THE farmers are need
,iis ram BADLY In this vicinity. There has
t h..n plenty Of rain near by inone direction
en- m't ,hN , ,, was IN the wrong place TO
q. "i, ~, II ms time The crop OF fal. oats
~ III, ~ harvested and II Is Thought the Yield
s Nmi ne shea' sixty bushels per acre. The
nie a, work on The cotton and havs In
3ursu the stand in many places. There
~ h,n,h OF Tie new land that is not plant
TO bring the cotton uD '
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JEWISH CONFIRMATION.
Large Glass FOR the Impressive Ceremony
at Beaumont.

Large Glass FOR the Impressive Ceremony
at Beaumont.
Beaumont, Texas. Nay 1.-THE tempo
rary synagogue of h.mauu- FL congregation
Was crowded this morning by an audience
that gathered 10 witness the beautiful
ceremony Of Jewish confirmation. it being
the first time such ceremony had been
performed in the city. Tie synag CUE
wa magni.iceuuy cnrated for Ike o.
casion fl wers and evesgrecns being ar
ranged IN tasteful frogsion, when made
the interior esett n che rfuness thai
harmon2cd y.itA the day which God
hath arponted we VIII reioica and be
glad therein The scr 'nony con isted Of
n programme too long FOR Total. mention
there being must. qucstions on Jewish
religion and history, org mai prayers and
essays IN appropriate subjects, and n
highy interesting ana Instructive addres !.
ny Or. Aaron Levy. the ranbi Misses
Cffera Solinsky, Ccc!5 iitrscn Dor,
Hecht Ada Fcinherg Bccca I,rsch
DAISY Nathan and Masters Harry So
nnsky, Leon ilecht ana Sol Gordon. IN.
confirmation class, acquitted themselves
perfectly and each of them evidenced tn.
possession Of 4 remarkable memory ana n
training that was indeed creditabI. to DR.
I.cNy, their teacher.
The case of l'eden g. c.. vs.. Jefferson
county, .or debt. is set for trial in ths
District court tomorrow morning. pain.
tfis won this case at the last term Of
court. but Judge West granted a nav
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FrHlierHhly prrpH'l 70 ~ tsiy hdTo-
catti by iha Ioietf falu7i.
Sorifnu. Tssag May 81 ftr silver
mn n g'~wf eo1iif ~,'HeN ~ Mrrlllsn
todny 80 cpnqul' os'r ire leet meisites
70 fn Afopiea fof proml.irr uc eifrr
c..ran IA ilir portion ~ ,he aiarr Aifrg
trausnrt.ug curb 5ls'1e.s ~ was sti-
Fidor'1 HaenB1arY rho fp'iJwi1u f.tt.u-
uenr wcfr repA,is AMI lHtr4ppsil
adoutnn
Resolved. rhat ws miy lpe TIE
disilnHH"btf a'rYi. y na- r1 80.
tyiry OF Goyerr's y 50 lllb, ~ set
" can - ,ollow nm n hla It II IN
ina leaders - uie nrsAnfei and i s0ip-
lined dsnoeiEcy ~ Taeaf and n,r yerfy
years pas ~. for'nisnf ~ her Itsnfn,
fsYor, ynt Hr ilslisto that "a. ur.stn,
independent pciite,l ni,ifu.e ~ C8f.ri.or
Nobone IL unworthy - his fafmrr lsity
ieooi1 that y - .sifu'i4ya q rtftY
organ ra'i0n ND ~ rfl'"ou. 10 ipe p,i.or
in,"r"eis whiah ~ piofesies 10 s,ip,'t.t-.
Resolved. fnfihsr II ~ hslier,l that
the rsirhn"onr illuraieH hr.Oiif - bear
upon lhls once dis lnFuishrd Statesman .
influencing ban IN all lndrb"ndrnl action.
VIII bring eVil upon himself and tend -
disiniesrslo tho democratic oisauissiidn.
therefore. h. n
hencysd, Thu, white d.plorins IA. faisa
STEP tslfen by tbo Oh governor GA TN,
.yrn'nH u h's RE we mcai emphhti sis
drcl,rN orr hpatfli'r "a hfs hl4isu.t f.ri
subernptofal ~ Il q icY al f.E.o.ii ~
urge all irtr tDgrr lrtnoernts a. n0 .ittI,
tho June priinnfloH ana vote for User
nnn ofHnnis"a democracy IA the snd mat
we fan"
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NEUROLOGICAL.

SAfITU-Rusk Texas Nav ,tr,a,,,.
tho iit,ia 2-yoar-cld girl of MIR. Jcfr smith
Gi-i here today.
KEITH FlntonIn Towns Ma, IL ma,
G. NJ K.nh Mo bos h.n ,',so ,nn =,
.,hfi dnrfrict Tar ,i,tr,. 80, ~ 'at..,"s ~,
,,it,h, 'N' '''' ' H'"'S' "'ou 'fs'
,,.,.,,
oA ri Missouri CITY, Texas May b.
~ hlhht ciAld OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. W
sniih ul'd Yesterday and WAS buried this
"N'hihs'
coo Is iltil-l.~-New YORK. May Fun
"Ai services oyer tho body of John y.
900 hrrui, winch arrived on the campaail
To-Day, wi. De- neld Mondny mornins, until
when Nms We remains VIII remain IN
tate AZ lh" fr,ss club rooms
REV WILLIAM LON'ELI-I<nnsos
CIV. Mo MAY Id. ~Rev Wlliinm Level
a Congrcptt.onai divine. wei Known in
Vermont ana AIasaarhus,.tts Iio'i h,r' l., =,
mint ar.d Is v.nrs rha bnIv w,i, H..
,nl,n E,S, far iut,,r,ort ' we "
Al'l- ,'hvStinr. Texas, May II Mrs.
-. G. NhlI uled mere yesterday after an
Illness OF many months. Dceease was. 10
,n,s w - "iin .elN.s IN c'rateH, Ut II
,n1,s ~, - -, ~" te'' IL luh,., -
~ p. .s'' .,oii, r,N ny. ,, 'es,nrnre anu
me uui. WIS ~ t'rt nan cemetery
ANl'rRsoN.-Wood T'Ans. May IL,
Mrs. hnts Anderson. daughter of Mr.. c.
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TnIp1r rvENr CELEBRATED.

Minneapolis. MINI May l-.-Thls after
neon So people assembled az Vie EXPOSE
ton auditorium 70 celebrate what really
was triple event. The international
singing tournament. he unvell!ag OF Jacob
i'je.i4 statue of Or Bull aal 70 pay d
tribute 10 rn= meuer. OF the great scalp
tor Who di.l !lst after .ialshlns the
gsse,est o. al his works. the swedish,
Nor~ egian and Danish natoialit.es pre-
dominated.
Eishi singing societies from Minneapolis
a. = PaHi contested and ,t' prizes VIII
rc awarded later
Tie great statue was unveiled ~ Miss
Caroline Hoectmsn with the ig'ncrsr ~
G.erce siuadiUr cut OF i.sIrlt 20 the
memory o: Pull arl ~. It,. fise s-u.9tor.
A h.aden orchestra Played one of 8ulls
orryosli.ons
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ANNouNcEmEM
FOR CONGRESS-.

FOR CONGRESS.
THE POST Is authorized to
HON. W. p. McCOMB OF NJ,
county for Congress from the
gressional District. .suhjcc, To
OF the Democratic Convention.
THE POST rs anth3riHed 10,
HON, THOS. II. BALL. OF Wall
"a q candidate for Congress
First Congressional District.
the action OF the Democratic
etonal Convention.
FOR COUNTY JUDO,
The Post IL authorized 20 anr
name of +. Lee Schwandor for
OF county Judge OF Harris coun
subject to the action OF the
pTTHfn POST Is authorized to
MR. w. N. SHAW as can
county Judge OF Harris count
10 the action of the democratic
FOR COUNTY AssEssc
THE POST In authorized 10
GEORGE II. HERM ANN rs "A
for recollection to the office Of
county assessor of Harris co.
ject TO tho action OF the {
party.
DISTRICT CLERK.
THE POST is authorized 10 nnn'
p. g. BANNER as q cnndidn
Office of district clerk Of iinri
subject to tho action or ihe {
day primaries June :, lsT
FOR COUNTY CLERK
THE POST II authorised 70 an
r. DUPREI. as n candiint
tion TO the office OF county
Harris county. subject 10 the
tho democratic authority In the
FOR CONSTABLE.
THE POST II authorized TO
W. w. GLASS as q candidate
ISnbie OF precinct No. J. sub1e
acticn Of the democratic part,
FOR JUSTICE OF THE Pr
the peace. precinct No. J. subj,
fully soiIcits your support
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c,,nlsrIAN rNnrAvoRs

pine Naiicy, Texas, May i,.-The Junior
Christian Endeayor society gave an ice
cr,asf. nociai NJ tho school house Thurs
DIV evening for ths purpose q raising
many 10 send Or. Kennedy. chaplain or
~. state penitenlary a. llunissli.' as
re.reacEiatly. to the state convention at
San Antonio June TO ], lrum Tie eup-
No. society !n tho pcligcAtary. More
Than enough to accomplish their purpose
nnr faifs
Al q business meeting IN Tue-fAy even
I'm. thn Young l'eaple's surioty III trrs-
inn EnirnAor elected y. - Couplanl, j.
N palmer. Jr. and 4 Il. beAniek as
aelegutcs TO III. stat. convention,
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APPEAL FOR AID

Justin. Texas, May 1.-THE following
has been issued;
We the committee appointed TO solicit
subscriptions FOR the relief of the cyclone
sufferers at Justin, there being fifteen
families almost destitute. notify the pso.
PIE Of Texas mat all contributions will be
thankfully received by the undersigned.
u. C. Lcauty.
S. II Coleman.
G. w. Harnonson.
w. y. Daggett.
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oRAMGE WIRE PROTECTION.

orarge. Tex, May n The city author
tiles have completed the purchase Of a
new LaF'rance IRE engine OF thu lates
style The old engine, also t LaFrance.
v igh has bee in u-c for fourteen years
win be lifted up vita n new b Her IA 10
practically rebul. 1t Is intented 10
crguiiz another Are company, station the
cla engine IN the fh,d Had, nc new
engine N he present fre house. aud he
hans en- inc a. a y 1T furIh + ~ .
river IN the FIRST ward, greatly iucr 1asin +:
tho Ere protection. l. IL also int n ed
soon to run water mains OUT i.,to he res
ideuce port on of the city that now has
iui j 4u1te lire protection.
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THE PRIZES

SIX 'noHths' course IN elther shorthand
ouc iype~rit!ng. book Seep.ug or tsie-
iphy Ia We Houston uere.al CO..
..se 70 the one young lady ove7 % years
ot az ia Harris couuty sd the one out
side VI Harris c0unty ~ 'ngiYg tie largest
number OF coupons before noon May Is,
f' y % li-i y ~ De .,-ai.=.ei tor the las.
no sunday morning May II. until after
ils contest closes.
Promptly at ia o'clock nool today the
contest VIII cl0se and all oupJn- 10 b..
cptn,ed :unst he In the office " ne ioa'
by thai time.
Vote uoisrod In all DAY long YESTERDAY
ard doubtless many viii ci.me IN this
morning
A. soon as the count r complesrd the
renters ~ The Post VIII KNOW ige lanes
az ne t"n y2ung latlas s,nc VIII tpre-
sort The post at the HOUSE Ncnme a..
conelH fgr tho next ss- rn1n'1s Sec s.
Varlv all hut iwo of Ae 'pufr 'A1is VIII
he 10 a certain eyten, lisnpre 'ntfl. but
We afa SUI" each ffil ma Fne os. Scarf
IS ~ GOOD WISHES for he future syroes
.. The winners
Tho Prs assures zach thrt they VIII s.
"A fsr ccuat m tha m der,
wiii cci4c the wi. ;In'~d la' n 'w .
tend. its bfst vi $ for In, s-e' 81 Of
81 IA
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oLAscocK's VIEWS.


1Ney DO No, AHrnn with tho popullr,.
VINO supported Him.
Austin. TeSas. May II. II IL given out
here today thai thcfc 's a apspioian amorg
tho populiM brethren Of the Ninth dis
'nat that George W Giasscbeh. Who Mns
ronilnnted for congress- by them a, Lock.
hart last Friday IL mol orthodox either
on IA" silver or thIin auoallons
IN tho hurry OF adjournuea cory little
attention was PAID Ia the speech OF no
ocptsnee which he delivered to the coli
II has caused considerable comment Paris
or II read ~ n GlascpcE'r good r'puhiiena
friend, Mahrmson, might have written n
and there Is tank OF ~puIiatluK tho
doorgetown statesman H. us charged. lie
put himself on record az fayoflng 4 iarllf
against imported silver should FREQ coin.
mo,iey based upon double metallic
gAs matter has excited pop leaders
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NorEA FnoM NIvEnslpE.
Two Sad Deaths Noted School TO Clos
Friday Week.

Two Sad Deaths Noted school TO Close
Friday Week
Riverside. Texas, May T-This little
town was groAtly srieyed and SURPRISED
last Thsrsday TO hear az he d~ah OF
Mrs. O. ". Higdon, VIE ~ MIR Geo. W.
liiydon. one OF our most esteemed citizens
Mira iilgion WAS taken sick Monday
morning ana remained very III until her
denth. Tunrsdny cNenlni. Mrs, iiigd0n
VIA known ana loved ~ ALI, ani her
eaih h a arrnt shock. she VII be sorely
mls nd by every one, eMlnclllS By the
yuung people. With y HON Ahs Nns a great
farorlto isaing u ,hrlstlhn woman, with
a lowing ard pleasant deposition, she will
not only be niEsld but her death greatly
,i.ploted Mrs. lIigdun left a husband and
q littio ncn n years cd to mourn her I'M
,linely dcaih. besides a number OF rela-
tlycs IN her old bame IN iowa. Tho re
nnins we're taken TO ottumwa, Iowa, for
inteimenl, accompanied By Air. Higdon
and hts iit,h son.
Mrs Ida Josey was called TO the bed.
side ~ her maehHr. Mira Mann Of Grove
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NAN AND WOMAN 1AILEp.

Center, Texas, May l7.R. f. M!mms
and woman who gave her name as
Minnie Williams were arrested and jailed
here Yesterday on charge of fornlcation
Acid vagraney. AIR. Minms Is "a young
man OF about % years of age and a son
OF W. y. Mmms OF Nacogdoches. Texas.
Complaint was made 20 County Attorney
1. O. II. Richardson some time ago con
corning their conauc, and officers have
been on the lookout for them for some
time.
They Will have their examining trial
Monday
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rnEpAnArloNs Ar nMAuMoMr.

sunnni, T.,ss Mag ia Telegram,
We received this afternoon ringing IA.
formation that 09yer or Charles Gun o.
f2n would visit usauin3A, IN rflday. Ma.
Y, and address ,he vet"rs % sntneas
Texas, AZ THIS VIII TIE afs, tim n
u mpcrA in csrd.datf for We. pr ha
~ nonptcl lirauiuGut with Il visit an
rnnri VIII b. mai' 90 giye he reuiS X
ocniiHs royal rocc,ilan and s. Nscn :
son faifr san Ln arcui - r ON Orange
~ rs, kfiPVNr nd 'fts. nn ne
Sabine ana fasi TeTna fniir nd aefs ~
TIE opportunity 20 hear the governor
speak
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

Georgetown. Texas May I7.-Roche &
Watson. proprietors of the williamson
County Sun. have dissolved partnership,
Mr. Roche becoming sole owner.
The Peoples Weekly Sentinel has moved
into the Democrat office and ELLIS &
Farmer. job printers who occupy the
same office. publish the paper. which is
printed on the Democrat press. Captain
:. NJ. Woalsoy and W " Nelns. editors.
oecupv dcsk room in the same building.
NJ. NJ. Williams. editor OF the Sentinel
may start a populist weekly a, Lockhart'
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DUEL ABOUT A TENANT.

opelka. Ala. May l7.-Last nisA Geo
Gray and George W. Watson. two very
prominent citizens OF this county. became
involved In difficulty about Il negro ten
ant Gray shot Watson twice with n rife
who In return fired two loads of shot into
Gray. Watson died IN ten minutes. Gray 5
wounds viii probably prove fatal.
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pEvINEs COLLEGE.

De'!ne, Texas, May i5.-The committee
have received official notice that the nor
n'al had been granted at this place. Pro-
lessor X. II. Wilson. OF Gainesv.iie. viii
he ne me osnduetor, and he will be assisted
Gems viii do all in fheir pvwer 10 max
me normal success. Tho rate secured
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BRENNAN RRIEEs.

brenham Texas. May i7-Thc resi-
nehee OF Mr. 4. P. Pomeroy was burglar
yea ms morning and about $40 stolen.
No clue.
.. washington Camp No. go. United Con-
dc ~isd' Neterans, met last evening and
AZ negro celebration AT stockbrdsse.s
bbrS,hhre lnsi night Simon Carter hit his
utp,hsr' Fob, over The head with a six-
HI, ue h,,r, ana then shot at him. but didn't
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NOT GUILTY \-EnD,cr

Cold Springs. Texas, May l4-In the
case CT the Sia,e vs.. Ware McGoWan
charged with the murl,r OF p. II II bin.
son on February l. last. the jury. withou,
s'ay,ng ont but a short while, returned a
verdict Of not guilty
Messrs. Earl Adams of Crockett and
II. Campbell of lious;on wore employed
10 AID In the prosecution. Messrs. G. p.
Martin, Joseph W. Lee, q. W. Robinson
fpnl.nt '''N Wv
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pal-.tine. Texas stay isThsrc was an
lr,,rnnnsa hudience out q, tie tent revival
lts, nirn,. some say 29i The itcv. J. 30.
Boon preached uN ripoeg II Fay 60 serve
Dnylgf' and FROM ia. comments on tho
sermon IL II couc.I.d that II does not
pas IN any manner. shap-, form OF posi-
ton.
nounoed for sunday a, y. IN.
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pEIEoATEs 10 DALLAS

nHs''p' Texas, May III I'm A. Camp.
p'h am j. II Maxwell delegate RON
ne TN faeamaceutai a. oc!ai n. ana
sS ,nd ~ o.her Aus parma ~ WI tea
FAarnac tutal associaiien. "A hifh n,ee,s Il, =
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TEN THOUSAND DEAD.

Terrible Result Of tho Late Earthquakes
Yokohama, June 20.-lt is now esti-
mated that 10000 people were drowned
by the tidal wave on the island of Yesso,
the northern part of Japan. which ac-
companied succession of frightful
earthquakes, lasting about 20 hours.
In addition to the town of Kumaishi,
which was wholly destroyed, many
other coast towns have been washed
away entirely or in part IA
lyesso. or Jesse, as it is sometimes called.
IS the most northerly of the four principal
islands which compose the empire Of Japan.
It lies north of,the central island of Nippon,
from which 1t il separated by the Sanger
strait. 1t is about $50 miles in length from
east to west and $50 miles in extreme
breadth. The estimated area is G., 500 square
miles and the population Is about 10000.
The surface Is mountainous rugged
mountain chain traverses it from north to
south and it contains many active as well
as extinct volcanoes. It is rich in minerals.
we'll watered and has coasts indented by
numerous bays and harbors The northern
part is especially fertile. There are some
valuable gold and silver mines, but the
chief products are wheat. rice, hemp. to-
baccO and fish. The chief town on the
island is Matsnai, on the south coast.
whose population is about $4,000 After
Matsmai. the most important seaport Is
Hakododi.l