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I.ight ltAins and CaoOd Health, Au
null Dustneas.

Ltght NAlnp and CaOOd Health, but
null Dustnean.
WarrentcO. Tcxas. October 2S.--A good
shower fell at this place Thursday night
but dd not extend far. nor was Il enough
for stock water. The wcAther h very mild
and some days AZ warm AZ summer There
Ia still scuac cotton to pick. but most Of Il
has been picked and ginned, and tho crop
In this place Is extremely smAil. Iriuh po-
tatuss and other gardsn producA. owing 10
deprcdations Of insects, arc almost = fail
urc. Tho pecan crop Ii good. Since tho rc-
cent rains, land Ia In good condition for
plowed.
Owing to the low price OF cotton none IL
being marketed. and business Ia corrc-
spoEdingiy dual. Our farIuors wcre In
hopes that after the recent yellow fever
scare cotton would advance. but ita decline
proves that tho existence OF yellow Jack
has nothing to do with the price Of cotton.
The bulk OF the cotton In this section IL
stIll being held for better prices, as many
would be unable TO meet their liabilities by
selling at the present low prices A brisk
advance would mfsisc new life In every
avenue OF tradc and people holding the
fleccy staple would again have smiling
faces. Poultry ard exge are now being
brought In And find ready sale
Tho health OF this community continuea
coed and Is only marrcd by Eome mild
types OF king dcnguc, Owing 70 crops being
gathered carly schools have more than an
average attendance.
Next Sunday being the regular sppoint-
mcnt OF Father Cromick services will be
held at ST, Martins Catholic church ut
this place
Mcssrs. Robert Lenert and Oliver OMAR.
students Of the Galveston Medical college.
left FOR that institution a few days since,
their departure having been delayed by
the quarantine regulations against the Is
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SWIFT .Ju.tic,e.

Matamoros. Mexico. October 25.--This
morning. Just twenty days after the com
mission OF the crime. Judge valderia sen.
fenced the murdcrers Of DR.. Carpio to
death.
Tho prisoners Pantaleon. and vlctoriano
CULLEN received the annoiincement with
stoical Indifference.
The case now goes TO Victoria. whore II
Will probably be confirmed by the supreme
court and Governor Mainero, and early I'm
November the men will be shot.
bishop Fiemo left at noon for San Fer
nandino. Many citizens accompanied him
In carriages quite distance from the city.
General JOS. Dslyiile left for Monterey,
where he Is In command.
Schooner Marie Isabel sailed last evening
from Point Isabel for Lake Charles In bal
last.
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! BUDGET FROM / /! BEAU16l /
A PLAGUE or MOSQUITOES 1 fAc1ok


beaumont. Tsxas. october 15.--I4plIt0
United States MArshai Doeough arrived ~
Beaumont this morning 70 ssrys eitxxicns
In suit which has been nled In ths Unllsd
Statcs circuit court By the Port Ar<hugr
Land company asainst tho wki0us partisa
who have pre-emptcd homesteads IL ths
Hiram Brown league. This league Of 1and
lies along Sabine lake. fcw niles abovs
Port Arthur, and ID regarded u among tha
most valuable Of the Port Arthur cons
panys tract Of 5000 acres. Several weeks
ago residents Of Fort Arthur and vicinity
discovered what they rvgardcd a. conclu-
alvc evidence that tho Hiram Rrpwn was
what IN known a. . vacant league ana
numbcrs proceedcd 10 Mo homestead
claims thereon. Tho storm Of septcm-
bcr ~. together with plague o. rADsqui-
toes, dislodscd most Of these homestcaders,
but the Port Arthur Land company hled
a suit In the United States court to settle
all question OF title to tho land,
In maintaining quarantine during the
| recent yellow fever scares Jefferson county
incurred an Indebtedness OF more than
which was invested In is,nfsutAnts and
used In improving the sanitary cordtion
OF the corporation.
During the recent quarantine Il vas re-
ported that all the sawmiis Oh the Sabine
and East Texas railruad wsrc shut Gown
for tho want OF cars. This was the condi-
ton, AZ a rule, but there are exceptions 10
all rules. and j. s. and W. NJ. Rioe's mill
at Hyatt was an exception to this ane. Mr..
w. NJ, Rice was in tho city yestcrday
morning and he informed The rost oorrc-
spondent that his mill never lost day
during the entire quarantine, There was
shortage Of cars, II IL true. Int Mr.. Rico
kept his saw going, sorting up his yard
Etock which he'd become broken fincc tho
| revival % demand for yellow pine iun.
ber In the Northwest.
Numerous nocks OF Wild Becse passed
over tho city last night md this morning
en- route to their winter quarters along
| Sabine lake and the gulf. Local weather
prophets say that these fea.buref touils
are forcrunners Of = cold wavc. rueks
have been swarmlng TO the rico neld' for
several days.
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Consumption Positively Cured.

Mr. X. b. Greeve, merchant, OF Chill
howie. Va. csrtifles that he had consump-
ton, was given up TO die, sought all med
teal treatment that money could procure.
tried all cough remedies he could hear OF,
but got no relief; spent many nights sit
ting up In chair; was induced to try Or.
Kings New Discovery and WAS cured by
,1se Of two bottlfs For past three years
has been attending &c bi,AneB. and says
pr Kings New Discovery IL the graHdest
remedy ever made. as n has done 80 much
Tor him and also for others In his COM
inunity DR.. Kings New Discovery "
guaranteed for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption II don't fail. Trial botiss free
ct George w. Heycr's drug store.
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Orange, Texas. October 2b.---The district
court finished the criminal docket this af-
ternoon and the petit jury for the week
was discharged. The case Of Bob Richards.
charged with the murder OF Charles Mcoss.
is set for November and a special yenire
OF 100 men ordered. Very little business
has been or VIII be transacted this term
owing 10 the inability OF witnesses and ILL.,
garts to reach here.
The colorsd public schools OF Orange
moved into their new building todiy. where
they are much more comfortably and con-
ycnisntly situated than heretofore.
Tho new residence OF Captain J. J. Jor-
dan In rapidly NEARING completion and the
handsome residences Of J. Harnen aud j..
A. Pinkston are also assuming proportions.
Many cottages are going up IN different
portions OF tho city and there 10 considers
able activity In building
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snn An.elo Wool sales.

San Angelo, Texas, October 2f.--There
has been much competition In the wool
market here In tho last week among Bos-
ton. San francisco. Hartford and Texas
buyers, who have been keeping Keen
eye on every movement made The market
was closed yesterday. except email guam
tiles that arc yet to be reccised. Ths
amount OF fall wool sold was about $500
bags, which averaged from ITO 10 lSo
pounds per sack. the iightest ever known
hare. All OF the fall gales have been mxae
to Boston and local buyers here y prices
from ~ to IL cents.
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rsdc and Santa ~ road. hss eons 70 Roch.
Ing. 10 accompanied distinsuished
party o. capitaiists, compcscd Of Governor
d. r. Francis of Missouri, J. q, Van nIAs-
com. cashier Of the National Bank Of Con-
mcrcc. 81. Louis; Colonel nick KercnA, st,
Louis. politician; Colonel 8, W. rordyce.
president Of the 81. l1onA acuthwcstcrn;
\, r. Green. president Tcxas Midland;
Louis; Rolia Miih. 81 f.ons street car
maguate. Moesvp. Liophergcr and Chap
man and J 3, Edson Of tao Cotton Belt
ana .. = Y0Akuun, general manager Of tho
gan Franciscc. The party won't In three
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NOTES AND pERsoN AIS.

Mayor A. w. Fly s sick with tho
dengue. having been confined 10 Els room
since Sunday.
3. T.. Featherstone. secretary Of the Gulf
and Interstate railroad. 'oft foy Austin 10
day on business connected with ihs railroad
commission.
Richard Quincy. nephew OF Wright
Quincy liz an applicant for the position OF
assistant postmaster. He has been EN-.
ployed in The postal service for several
years.
The steamship vests that was seized Sat
urday on a libel filed by Pat Smith. col
ored longshoierpai, was released today
from tho custody Of the United SUITES
marshal Bond was furnished BY y. Adoue
and j. Clark
No word has been received from Judge
Boarman. who IL at Montgomery. Ala. NO
the United States court was adlonraei uD-
al tomorrow. Deputy United Sti,cs Mar
shall Do;ough left last nlsnt for Beaumont
TO serve some papers. He viii ret.rn to-
morrow.
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TO PROTECT HIS MOTHER.
Lorraine watson shoots and kills Hih
Stcpfather.

sunnyside, Texas. October 2i-At All
early hour this morning Ira Morgan,
white man about 45 years old was shot
and instantly killed by his step-son
Lorraine Watson. young man about "
years Of age. From Judge spinks. who
held the inquest. The Post man learns that
Morgan had whipped and abused his wlie
and daughter this morning when young
Watson ordered him to stop. MORGAN
turned on Watson. when the latter fired
with the above result, the load tearing a
hole ia Morgan's breast and neck. Watson
left but IL thought to be In the neighbor-
mood
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Victoria. Texas, October 25,--Miss saiiie
Craig left this morning for Cleveland.
Ohio. 10 visit her sister, Mrs Dayton W.
Glenn, formerly Miss Lee Wheeler 0. this
city. She will spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Wood left this morn
ing for Dallas TO attend the fair,
Train Dispatcher l.. 8. Marmion Is en-
joying short kave OF absence Visiting In
Wharton. during which time Mr.. walker Of
San Antonio is holding down Hrs position,
Mrs Olivia Boatner loft this morning for
Dallas.
There Is every indication that there VIII
Se norther before night. and everybody
u hoping there will be-
: Mr.. WHEY Pearson OF Galveston Is In
TIN. section buying cattle for his house In
Galveston
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AorEs FROM mEARNE.
ana Other Points of Den.
cral Interest.


an" Other Points Of Den.
- crai Interest.
fexas, October 25.--In CONVEX
.Na Mr.. II. b. Taylor. supsrinteAd-
Instruction of the electric lights.
.pohaent was told that the lights
burning by November 1.
- W. Terrsll and wife OF Austin
|s'sr saturday.
'ar arrived this evening and Is
q .ae monthly pay to the en-
~ Astin returned to Dall.s
WrS friends Of Miss Norma Lewis
|tks mueh surprised last Friday
\ NJ ess leachcd here that she had
rfIss y Hardin OF Waco.
NJ Is. cotton os q bringing here does
s.,s receipts to any great extent.
kkS : hrlzos bottom plan Ter turns
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HUGH SAUNDERS

Tribute to the Memory Of q ne.
ceased Veteran.
The sub1ect Of this sketch was born n
Madison county. Mississippi. abo.t lsl6.
and resided there with his parents until tho
breaking out Of the civil war. being then
only 10 Year, OF age. liz voluatersd and
enlisted In the Confederate army. company
II. company mado up Of men CT the city
OF Canton and vicinity. and under Captain
Hugh Lave was attached to tho Ninth AIie-
sissippi regiment unf~ntry), Gensrai !. n.
Chambers. Anderson's brigade. Hoods d.
vision.
He took an active part In the hattie Of
shiloh. on the Sunday on which General
Albert Sidney johnston was killed: also
In the battles Of Mumsford, Ky, IN which
over half OF his company were X lea: Ter
ryville, KY, kenBaw Mountain. Murfl tcs-
boro Missionary Ridge, Atlanta, Jones'
boro. Ca, and at Memphis, Tenn. where
the company came out Of The engt Sc
ment With only twelve men mort Of whom
were wounded.
Though he was ever prompt and ready
for duty, obcdicnt TO superior officers, In
tho thickest OF the fight, he @u. LsvtT
wounded In battle or taken n;.soner.
The writer was with The deceased
throughout the war. In the same ccinpany
and mess and knows whereof lie speaks
After the surrender he went back 10 bis
once beautiful home TO and IL In ruins. and
the spirit OF his Christian mother flown e
tho Father above.
few years later he came 10 Texas, set.
Ting on place bought by his father the
previous year, IN Lavaca county, II . riacs
now belonging to Mr.. Sam Nc MURRAY, hea,
Old Sweet Home.
Here no began the struggle OF HE with.
out dollar Later no engaged In the
mercantile and ginning tislntvs ut Olt
Sweet Home and numbering at Sinner
where he accumulated a small fortune
Disposing OF his lumber busin ,ss he ant
John Howard bought the Menitee rsIch II
Jackson county engaging n he stool
business several years. Olsposing OF hi
ranch snd stock. he went TO n Ike. For
Bend county, whore he bought 400 acre
OF farming land on Oyster creek, tne earl,
part OF this year, and resided there until
oycrtaken by bis last Illness. &c dice u
| 81. Joseph's infirmary In Houston, Oo,obc
| !, at 3 D. M, and his remains we're In
| TERED at Edna, Texas, the nsyt evening
| Ho was attended throughout his last III
| ness by his two nephews, Dr. IL g. Dey
| and r. O. Dew. While he was not !
member OF any church. he was
| wsll wsher CT the church. ut hear
a Presbyterian. conscientious, homes
and true, a model gentleman, N ed by al
| who came In contact with Tin. ind W
| believe his spirit has gone to Join those q
his father, mother and sister Who ave pre-
| ceded him to the glory land.
| An Old Confed0rnte Comnadc
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Fatal Accident.

FL Paso, Texas October 25, This morn
ing while Guadalupe Morales was feeding
a roller a. the smelter his nand was
caught in the machine and his emtire arm
vas crushed 10 a PULP. But for the
promptncss OF the fireman In throwing on
the belt that run the roller. Morales would
have been drawn bodily into the machine
and crushed 70 desth He died Mt the Ho-
tel nieu this evening while having his arm
arnnutatcS
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uo,n,,nI Con,rnct Awarded.

Fort Worth. Texas. October 25.--The con.
tract for the new hospital TO be erected BY
the Sisters Of the Incarnate Word has been
awarded to c. W. Forbes OF this city. The
total ccst OF the hospital viii be about
600 900 and Will be erected on the site Of
the old one on the south side. II Will be
OF brick and trimmed with stone, three
stories high The stone to be used VIII
ccme from Mineral Wells and Gordon.
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LEFT DESTITUTE.

Not OF worldly goods. but Of all earthly
comfort, is the poor wretch tormeated by
malaria. The fell scouEge Is, however,
shorn OF Its thong in advance ~ Hostel
tcr's stomach Bitters, its only sure pre-
ventiye and remedy. DYSPEPSIA bilious
M Is constipation. rheumatism, nervous
uess and kidney complaints are A'eo aanong
the bodily Affections which this beneicent
medicine oyercomes with certainty. Use u
EyxtematicAlly.
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rive Yenrr srntcnce.

Bryan. Texas. October 25.-John Jones
was sentenced here Friday to five years in
the pcnitentiary for murder and was sent
to the Hoppe convict farm In the bottom.
Major l.. 4. Whatley. superintendent OF
Texas penItentiares. and Colonel r. Il.
Durham, State convict Inspector, we're here
today and went out 10 inspect shc convict
camps In the Brayos bottom near here.
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Beeville, Texas. October 25.--All trains
on this branch Of the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass are now running regularly,
and passenger traffic and freight hauling
are becoming brisk once more
The cotton crop In this section has been
practically all gathered. hut II has not all
been marketed. as a number are holding
for better prices.
Frank Madura. the painter who was in
jpred last Friday by falling plank. was
able to return to work this morning
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AUSTIN Texas, Uctober 2b'--intern1f
Revenue Collector Ed Kaufman tcle-
graphed his resignation 10 Washington to-
night aud his chief clerk. Mr.. Campbell
Will attend 70 the iutfJs of the Office until
Mr., Kaufmans succf ssor Ia appointed. Mr.
Kaufman. II viii b. remembered, was re-
Gently elected county collector Of Travis
county 10 succeed the late w. D. Thraaher,
deceased
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Gin. Runninw HAIR Tlme.

Reagan, Texas, October 25.--GIns are
running now less than half the time. The
top crop win be very short
Mr. G. N. Gamut is here organizing an
order OF the woodinen OF the World.
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Eagle Pass. Texas, October 25. The case
against Frank Coble, charged with robbing
the train near Dei Rio some time ago. was
dismissed today by the State The case of
Mud Newman. who is charged with the
same offense, was taken up tonight. Only
nine Jurors have been secured.
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store DurgInrixcd.

Denton. Texas. October 24.--M Sanger
last night the store OF j. d. Bonrn was en-
tered and burglarlzed and goods 10 the
amount OF 500 were taken. The entrance
was effected through the window. NO ciew
TO the rohber has been found
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NorEs AND PERSONALS.

The beard OF education today purchased
$1,000 OF Stephens county bridge bonds.
Comptroller Finley and Railroad Com
missioner Storey are both sick with denguc
today
Ex-Dlstrict Attorney M. Carter Of Col
orado City is here on business with the
land office,
Elk Governor Hogg. who is one of the
directors OF the Dallas fair, leaves for Dali
las today to look after matters nppertain-
ing to the fair and Incidentally shake
hands with the boys" from the forks Of
the creek. He will get UP a cookie burr
race and act as one OF the judges before the
fair Is over
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Charxe of CrIminai AasauIt.

Dallas. Texas. October 25.--nenIs An
derson. 5s-year-oid negro. was arrested
today on tho charge Of crirninaliy ASSAULT
ing Dora Lynch. q is-year-ol white. girl.
The negro was put Ia jail.
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1sssheeck aicnn,nx,,.

IeAas. October rs. Marion
IN -. about y Yeas, youngest SOU
Wiley Brown. while 'ic,astins''
- evening on his Wheel at
ssts. u passing over ! mound
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rlexnA rensIons,

Warrington. October 2l--Iswae Of octo.
Der :. 1881. Original Charles a, 0ordon.
deceased. Bolton.
Issue Of October y, 1871. -0figipAI
wtdGw, etc.--Agt4nA - Ce11es CoViooqe,
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Extra Session Law With Alleged
Back Action Effect.
AYERS SUBPOENA BILL ATTACKED.
Many Fire Insurance Companies ne.
turning 10 Texas owing 70 Bettcr
Facilities for Fighting Fire.

Austin, Texas. October 25.--The special
session OF the Twenty NTH legislature
passed bill known ~ the Ayers sub
poena BILL" which provided for the H.
suance Of subpoenas for witnesses In crlnl-
inal cases who reside out OF the county Of
prosecution. This act applies only to dis-
trtct courts, grand jurfes and magistrate
courts. 1t also expressly repeats ell articles
OF the Code OF Criminal Procedure pro-
viding for the issuance OF attachments In
criminal cases generally and this repeal
ing clause has the effect to repeal all statu-
tory provisions relating to the issuance OF
compulsory process by county courts TO
enforce tho attendance of witnesses rcsld-
Ing out of the county In which the prose-
cution is brought
II will thus be seen that a. the Ayers
bill makes no provision for enforcing tho
attendance Of such Witnesses that the
people are left without statutory provisions
for obtaining in tho county courts the
testimony Of Witnesses who reside out Of
the county Of prosecution. The bill has
also produced confusion IN falling to pro-
vide for the continued validity OF all pro-
cess issued under the old law, but the eff
feet rs to render void all process issued I'M
der that law which had not been executed
when the new law became effective.
II will be remembered that the Ayers
bin created considerable discusslon in the
house during tho regular session OF the
Twenty-hith legislature and that while Il
was the pride OF It's author, who worked
increasingly for It's passage during the reg
ular session, II failed TO get through. It
passed during tho special session bscauxe.
In all probability, the more careful law
believed Mr.. Ayers incapable OF making a
mistake In drafting bill. AS result the
people are given law which falls to ac
compllsh one OF the very things 1t was
intended to accomplish
INSURANCE COMPANIES RETURN.
The commissioner OF insurance ssys that
many fire insurance companies that quit
the State several years ago on account CT
the excessive fire LOSSES are returning. also
many new ones. He attributes this to the
fact that the fire departments OF our cities
nre increasing In efficiency and that the
losses by fire ore largely reduced.
Attorney General Crane and Superintend-
tnt Of Public Instruction Carlisle have re-
turned from Dallas and are at their posts
free from dengue.
Assistant Attorney General e. p. HIN
Ia home again.
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a Distinwulshsd Party,

Fort Worth. Texas. October 25,--csptsin
Thomas West. sttorpsy Tor thssGulf. csle-
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
FOR GETTING INTO GALVESTON.
An Inter~sttng showing ~ the Ad-
vas<ases that WIN Accrue 10
the HuAtington lnterests,

(The pcsts branch office In Galveston 4
at the fremont Hotel. whore itcrns Of news
subscriptions and advertisements win b.
received.)
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at the fremont Hotel. where itcms Of news.
subscriptions and advertisements VIII be
received.)
Galveston. Texss. October rs. Colonel
Waiter Gresham has returned from Now
York and tho Bsst where he went to sec
@. r. Huntington IN futthering the deal
whereby the Huntington interests are to
Porte and Houston railway, the Little su-
sic and. incidentally, to make Galveston
the main ana permanent terminus OF tho
Morgan ships.
He was asked this morning tor q state
n,ent of tho progress Of the negotiations
and to specify tho obstacles in the way Of
tho contamination OF tho trade. II thcre
are any specific obstacles.
Colonel Gresham talked 10 an interest
Ing way OF the advantages that would ae-
cr,lo to Galveston and left the Impression
thai Mr.. Huntington Is ready to carry
out his part OF the deal II the citizens
will only do theirs. He stated emphatic
ally that the reason the Southern Pacihc
IL not doing more business through this
pert Ia simply because the wharf facilities
reason" said he, that tho Southern Pa.
ci6c will put every pound Of freight through
Galveston that can DO disposed Of. Al
present not moro than % per cent OF thcii
business comes through here.
"The full amount OF the Southern Pacinc
business alone amounts to between zoe
and 1000 cars a day. That Ia In excess
very largely Of the total daily business OF
this port, Therefore an expansion OF fucll-
| ities II necessary II this business would
be accommodated In addition to that IN,
| port now docs. -
| For purely business reasons, Cnlone
Gresham said, Mr.. Huntington could mol
afford to tip his hand at the present time
| He made the matter plain however, tina
| all this is necessary TO consummate IN,
| deal and thus have all the Southern Pa.
clfic's business flowing through this por
| is for tho business mon and council 10 d.
little Investigating ON their own nccoun
and sec Just how the situation stands.
|