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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
THE HOTELS.
THE LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND 500
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR, Pro.
rnt-ff.lD

THE LAWLCh-i.,a |p s1I;9Y a. sS,yo
Pisk Levy Navasota; Mr.. craycrost,
Ipslas; Thomas b. Green. Woodmoat,
Conn; ]. X. Bumpass. Austin; y. NJ.
Brandon. Bryan; X. X; Gaines. Paris; ..
nan' Ed House. i. G. Duncan, Il. +.
Bern, John N. Love, n. G. Neighbor. X.
Il Duff. II. l.. Johnson, II, Il. Whitock,
u Hurry, W. 7. Brookman, j. 7. Shades.
b. i. Rogers and wife, Il. Il. Wallace.
Dustin; y. f. Bean, ,Grovet9n W. c; Nc
6Iat Glover j. W. Porter. Austin; a. L.
Wood Corslcana: 7. II. c. Perry. i. En-
I'll. w. A. Smith. James p. Griffin. AUS
I'm; 7. f. Vaughan Walter Ceran, Farm
tsyle; +, w. Seaberly, Rio Grande; c.
/. Boone, Blanco. Texas; Guy h. Waugh
"a, Seguln, Texas Lucian Cas-. Sey
nour; l.. NJ, Benson, Marshall Brunig.
Bodice BrInig, Texas; sam L. Jones.
iohdo, Texas; j. w. Sellers. Cleburne:
b, Williams and Wife. Texas; An,s
Bessie Rector, Austin; j. q. Bierney, Gem
IL Point; Mrs. H. Hubbard. Austin: S.
b Evans, Van Alstyne; James T.. Wiley.
yier; L. W. Shelbuue, Denton. Texas;
Mss Nora Freeman, Norman. q. T.: l..
OTTO, Austin; Miss Alma Boettcher, Wei
nar, Miss Ella Rocton, AUSTIN f. A.
w-e Laredo; r.. n, stafford. Mlneola;
E, Wilcox, Mckinney; IL. T.. Crowley
Smith, Dallas: W. u. Yeti and wife.
lin j. r. YETI, Marble Falls; ]. X.
aser, Hardin county; Miss kate Sloan,
saeo; II. ". Manson, j. u. Rudd, O.
txhiower Austin; T. VI. Napier N. Il.
Slrtee. Robert Boron, X. L. Smith. j. T..
pansr J. l., Robinson, S. w. Faroaw,
sse Mercer, W. II. Taylor, Austin; J. p.
Nescs Sherman; +. j. Barrett. Henr4otta;
D Hill, Miss Annie Thrasher. Miss n.
atlkonl Miss Z. Trenton. Mrs. l.. ID.
Al J. \. Dennis, wharton: n. II.
Mcey and party, Rockwall: d. T.. Co.'S,
4smoa,i B. Il. Beard, Tyler. s. NJ. Tar
" ahd wife. Austin, Bob Barker. san
aelle Q, NJ: Nell. Arch Gibbs, St.
~ ". IL. Howard. Galveston; George
Sslsy. Austin; j. c. Murphy. Temple:
"esthrook, city. S. Martin. Den
Il !; 9. Dyer, Yoakum: w. u Gran
u Tyler; j. Dawson. san Antonio: A.
sosxsr, Austin. l.. r. Uashiel, Jewett:
davidson, San Antonio: ]. w. In
,s su aad Wife Denver. Colo: Mrs. Sallie
s.s MN ms, ). Y. Matthew'S Mrs. Kirk
~ TN Mrs, Pat Martin Mrs. u. Rars-
v, Waxahachie y. NJ. Howard. Dai-
~" a Berel, WaNahaclie.
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Gonzales, Texas. February h.--CouA'y
oourt has been in session since Monday
rho docket Is n large one. Yesterda' QUO
ot ,he NEST important cases on the docket
80 tr'ed one r. l.. Ripple wee charges
% Min aIsnasifng his sister: in-laF Ths
Mi,n vas represented By c. X. water.
county attorney. ard Burgess, y ' no Hon
une aikirTon. After hearing all the
NM,iASnce. the Jury. retired AND promptly
ScoonSsntei defendant. timing him 1870 and
,hir,y DAYS In TAIL. THIS Is one ot me
ns,sd IN Couzales county. The lady AZ
,sctsd by attendant was at the time Only
shou, IA wears old, but Is now maEgsed 10
a citizen of this county.
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The KITTY and tho Gates.

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas has be-
gun to equip their passenger coaches with
gates. as announced in The Post of sew
eral weeks ago. Trains are now running
out of st. Louis with the gate system in
operation and next week will be running
south from Parsons. Kan. with the same
attachments. The week following they ex-
pect to have the gates on all trains iun-
ming In Texas.
The company has issued a circular in
structing agents and trainmen as to the
purpose of the gates and how to use them.
Gatemen will run regularly with train
crews.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
ARnoR DAY REPRESENTATIONS

Austin. Texas. February 1S.--The fol-
lowing proclamation was today issued By
the governor:
Proclamation Whereas. the I'D day Of
February has been designated an Arbor
Day by the legislature OF this State;
Now. therefore, |. e, a. Culberson, Cow
crnor OF Texas. hereby request our people
To observe the day In suitable manner,
aud suggest that our school officials and
teachers arrange programmes for tho
planting OF trees and shrubs thus bcauti.
flying and adoruiug our public parks and
school grounds, as well as commence
rating the birthday OF Washington.
In witnoss whereof horounto sign my
name aud cnusr the seal OF tho State to be
affixed ut tho city OF Austin. this 18th day
OF February. A. ID. 1897
g, a. Cuiberson.
Governor OF Texas
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The Post has mentioned the inspection
recently made of the bridges of the Hous-
ton East and West Texas, but 1t has Just
become known when the new iron struc-
lures will be placed. There are four to
take place of the old wooden and iron
bridges now in use, and Will be erected oyef
the San Jacinto. Trinity. Neches and Sa-
binc rivers. There is to be but one draw
bridge among the number, which VIII be
that over the Trinity.
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EdMnrd., Mnhcn. corpu. rrinI.

Waco. Texas. February H.-Ihe Ed
wards habeas corpus trial was resumed
this morning. Judge Surratt decided
against them, this time dismlgsine The
suit and ordering ghe prisoner turned over
TO Sheriff Like.
Dsfcndair gave notice Of appeal and the
custody OF Edwards. was az once trans
ferrri back 10 Shorn Baker OF Mcl4"nn N
county 10 await the action OF Inc coirt
OF crmiI.Sl appeals.
Sheriff Lake has decided 10 appeal his
Gaze. A number of sherins OF the State
have communicated with him and some
OF them have vr1t~. him here, and they
coas.der the case a vers important one.
II involves ghe point as 10 whether hil
officer can be he'd IA santempt ~ the abb
eence Of any order. wrii or mandate, eth
or issued or served. Both cases wiz be
taken to Dallas IN u few days. or ~ soon
as a hearing IL granted.
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indicted for swindIing.

ST. Louis. February lS.-Daniel Haynes
formerly claim agent of the ST. Louis
Southwestern railway Cotton Beip at
Pine Blun, Ark, was indicted here today
on the charge of swindling. While those
in authority viii make no statement az 20
the amount OF money secured by Haynes
II Is thought to be not far from S-o'poo'
HAYNES is ia Jail here, having been taken
into custody ut Maldon, Mo-, ana brought
here for trial
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NOTES.

Commissioner Reagan. according to lat
est reports from Palestine. where he now
is. Ia also rapidly recovering from his sick
spell.
Railroad Commissioner Mayfiold il back
from sherman and Is almost completely
recovered from his recent severe spell q
the grip.
Captain Pace. assistant sergeant at arms
OF the senate. was called to Dallas last
night by tho receipt OF telegram inform
Ing him Of the serious Illness OF two Of his
children.
Miss Benedette u. Moore was unitsd In
marriage TO Mr.. 7, G. skeen Of Long Leaf,
La. at ST. Davids church this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. skeen left for San Antouio
this evening. Az
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ton. He being member OF the republican
executive committee has been IN consul
tation with Chairman Green. Congressman
elect Hawlcy and other prominent repre-
sentatlvcs OF the republican party. lie 10
not here TO stay. but will return 60 CAL
weston today, accompanying the legisla.
ture TO the Island City. Colonel Burkett
says democrats and republicans are one
and the same when II comes to celebrating
or doing anything to the honor and glory
OF the Lone Star State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-19
INTERESTED IN TEXAS.

Commissioner A. j. Rose of the agricul-
tural department reports the receipt OF an
unusually large number OF letters daily
making Inquiries about Texas. her soil.
climate. etc. many Of these letters COM
ing from Canada and the old world.
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.,,.- Hour of Mail Trains.

rains on the Imerna lional aud Great
| xa,sbeTn and the Galveston, Houston and
;s,,.Ssrson arrive at and depart from she
nir,arnstion1l depot, foot of Congress ave
tas Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
IAN ,,cn, The Katy depot. at the foot OF Mont
somery avenue, north side, oil me bayou
rsiyss,on' La Porte and Houston and all
s,hsr roa,s except those mentioned. Use
NE Grand Central depot
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added TO TILE cohfMITrnlc.

Speaker Dasnicll before leaving last
night for Houston announced that DR..
Julian G. Field IL added 10 the cUpmittss
10 visit the medical branch Of the Univer-
silly OF Texas.
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y
commercial meu
s y I'll Bowers sI,.. Gidalpgsi Hugh Nc
snphs.. " Anssan; Walter S. Gorsuch,
w ori na1,er New York; Edw. Kory.
\. n NJ Dennis. W. A. Klncheloe Whar-
n, % W Z. G.. Moran, Braan's Icono-
1rsha"r ~ Brlganec. Navasota; j. K.
N snS v snl WIFE. Eagle Lake; j Mer-
NJ WE, WE galveston; j. ID. Murray.
ent; Eds os,. r. p, sim9n;on, Jr., Beau
ssa,ss Brerham; 5, GugsSnhe mr.,
Sr S'. ~. w. ): Faher, New York; F.. g.
NJ, ahd wife, Mss Viola Morris NIL
|oasns Il w a.lace Morris. Austin: II. Il.
a,sr 'io r Post; w. u. Timmons,
Book SNGver' WaXahachle; Mrs. Il.
ho. ], I MS Ada Booker. san An
s"eea' A@un; T. q. Cr1ntlil Waco:
amtS a1 ,,n, ) Porturza Chicago; sam
rs, N rtsslon; j. a, Merton. Angie
Meals az S5nrlstensen. Poarland: Chas.
sari Mr Mr. VIZ, c. g, Taylor, Is. NJ.
Rogers ana NJ, Niii'rkphiriCk, Dallas: Ben
se and Wife " Brenham; y. +. bi-
sSeetor, Austin. " !, II - Will
Iams Antonio; j. 4. Eeali Y U
Dashis,i prs, Marin. WaNahacb L.
trak, Ma vpse;t, Mrs. Mathews, Miss
slahachle. i'odsers, Mss Williams
"a, 8. Ca :. Oliver, j. +, Ran
ssS Austin; Mrs ~ W lsoS sxr,i II
t>ntss, cl j. l.. Wood. Dallas. Nnt
Y. Boston. r e,lph, b, NJ. Fiske and
N WORTH, -. p. .Ayres. FLOYD Shock
"a Mercer MI o. Mercer, Miss MERCER.
Austin; " ~ kokcrnot, Rev. Jack
%rthe, Nj M lurney, III paso: r..
Bird a,S 'uass- ]. e. WEIGH ma v.ifa
Texas: / is, 4. l.. Love. n. ID. Ear
an J. W NJ, boyd, CleburYe, w l.
tasass. John gWnyer; Madis9nv.no; j. *.
VIE and son Loye. AusLn; Il. TN-
~ beaumont. SAn,lene; j. Il. Ror-
~ ". q ;9sllon Marlin ana VIE M,
sfr.n NJ NJ, Scarf. Dallas. NJ" w, Nssw
e.Nso1, Cat v'l'ii @. ID. Park nso,
IS; III. .Hnasc ~ lancaster. Nsxat
o. Taylor ~ ,pr, idlsw NJ Texa : /;
X Fsahnrss, uauyhvr. Euntnrle.
sziisi,s,ssss.en Dallas: ~ unnrg' W.; W,
asi, s., Lo a. n; Anieriion. az o r.
y 2. oiel KsnN Burger Chica 90 :
say FlsidN ausos City: j {. iFsid'
VI /, Max Lew g Hattie Lydbo AZ
" n y. Disnla,yvn' w; Kidd Bean
csa.G Moore. M,ss q. Anderson. Mrs.
= Tylser Steel Mcafhissii 9 T5o;,, R n I,
a. bav.i. G;,vM shanks. st i.onis:
~. A. W 'nsSHesston; y. G Bohn r.
sisas isa lwfe. j : + feMi! ~, a. l..
'f I. NsFOSioS,s J. MIlemmarps, an N sloY,
sMor,han ana aHd wife. Victoria.
austin: c. II nM,fl l.. Thaycr and
match and wife. Bos-
- cAsroR4A
ZTZE[% every
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M nYa0 nackachs, tidnsy, anA 90 I
IN UE4u inc pAins. stssins. masesaas
weakness, relieved qsick -
Nv 0hlH I - sleaasie - ~ oal1l9
! vslIls zis1aS sl.3I
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thcrcupon offered 10 prove b. RaGlon1
the three cattle he was charge6 NTH
Ing stolen were all bona flde puruhnsok
him from one Green. that he had pal1 M
valuable price therefor and did mot kno2
they were stolen property at the tins ~
purchased them. The court excluded thf3
testimony, and appellant assigns thia 61
error. We hold that where this method r.
Impeachment OF witness II resortod 70 a.
cross examination, that on the re-exAmf{
nation Of the same witness defendant shalt
bc permitted to show any circumstances
explanatory OF the Indictments. This WITT
ness was material ono on behalf q ~
appellant. -
Opinion by Henderson. J. a
TOM ROBINSON. from MctennAn: ccnyie.|
tion for theft from tho perSon--Aifirms1.'
Appellant made motion for continsl
uancc. but tho matcriaiity Of tho absent
testimony is not shown by the application!
Appellant objects TO tho charge Of ~
court In stating IN the dcflnition n IL
offence that the theft must DO committed
without the knowledge Of the prosecutor
from whom the property Ia taken, or 81
suddenly as not TO allow time to make
resistance before tho property Is carried
away. The indictment In this case charges
theft from the person by a taken 10 sudden
a. not TO allow time. etc. The proof a
absolute that the property was 40 taken.
hence we do not think the charge Of the
court erroneous In tho absence OF amp
testimony tending TO show theft from ~
person IN any other manner.
Opinion by Davidson. J.
TOM ROBINSON. from Mcl.cnnan: convic-
ton for theft from tho person. fflrmcd.
This Ia companion case TO Robinson W.
State. supra.
Opinion by Davidson, J. n
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Colonel Rurisett WAS Here.
Colonel George w. Burkeit Of Palestine
arrived In the city last night from Calves
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HIGHEST COURT DECISIONS,
Synopses Of Opinions Handed down
at the Latest Sitting
IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
Rights OF Defendant In Unprecedented mt
of a NAtncss IN REORGANIZATION
Set Forth In Tippctt Case.

Dallas, Texas, February 17.--roliowing
is the synopscs OF opinions rendered by
the court OF criminal appeals Of Texas to-
day:
JACK BROWN. from Johnson; conviction
Tor violating local option law---Afiirmcd,
The questions raised IN this case are
identical with those in Chapman W.. State,
just decided and upon tho authority OF
that casc the Judgment Is affirmed.
Opinion by Hurt, L. ].
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JIM DAVIS. from Josnson: conviction for
arson--Aftirmcd.
Thcre is 10 statement OF facts IN the
record The Indictment and charge of tho
court appear correct No error appearing
Judgment is affirmed.
Opinion by Davidson, J.
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LEWIS TIPPETT. from McLennan: con-
yiction for murder Reversed.
Upon the trial appellant introduced one
Ragland. who testified in the defendants
behalf On cross-exainlnstion the State
proved that there were three indictments
then pending agaipst said witness for the
theft Of three head OF cattle. appellant
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JOHN JOHNS. from Ellis; on rehearing;
conviction for playing cards--overruled.
We adhere to the opinion heretofore ex-
pressed by us that the testimony of an
other game was admissible In evidence.
and II was tho duty OF the appellant TO
make n motion 10 require the State to
elect upon which occurrence defendant
would be prosecuted. before he could be
heard TO complain.
Opinion by Henderson. J.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
~ AA.CAys

''some folks" said Uncle Eben, "is 81
tricky dat when dey comes acrost Nv
man OATS shu' 'nuff honest dew pats
skyaht an says he mus be plav,n,
pow'ful deep game" - Washinpton
Star.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
CHAPTER TX.

ICK'S letter to the
colonel was soon
written. He put it
in his pocket and
walked to Bedford
Square. 1t was
growing rapid "
dark, but lights
were only just be.
ginning 10 appear IN
most Of the houses.
In No. Is the shut
tiers of the dining
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
CHAPTER x.

ICK HAD A LONG
and hurried Journey
before him, and he
made preparations
accordingly for
starting In good
time on the follow
ing morning. He
also tried once more
to find out from the
driver Of the wag-.
on where the De
Montauts' baggage
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

A plausible young man accosted
Georgia farmer one day last week, and
in very little while induced him to pay
$50 for machine which he assured him
would turn out brand new $50 bills by
simply turning a crank.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
Couldn't Ride.

Mrs. Dahlgrea-Ah, Mr.. Phipps,
saw you in church last Sunday.
Mr.. Phipps-4es; it rained, you
know. Was that the reason you were
there, tOO?-Cleveland Leader.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
10 quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic full of life nerve and vigor. take No.lo 10,
BAG. the wondnr-worker that makes weak men
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Stef-
ling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
Apparently Lied.

Editor-"Have you submitted th,,
poem anywhere else?" Poet-"No
sir" Editor-"Then how is 1t you havs
q black eye and walk on crutches?"-
Pearson's Weekly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
Hand in Hand

Hand in Hand.
Finnicus-lhe first thing civilization
teaches the savage is outward cleanli-
ness.
Cinnicus-And the next is inward
cussedness.-The Yellow Kid Maya
zine.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Goes Cough Balsam
IL the Oldest and BEST 1t will break up cold quicker
than anything else. 1t is always reliable. Try It,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
\ Critical Moment.

A Critical Moment,
Arctic Explorer accounting advent
ures of his last expedition)-We cnr
tainly could have reached the pole had
not our dogs given out at a critical m"'
lncnt.
Fair Listener neutrality-suspicious.
perfectly tireless creatures!
Arctic Explorer (glocmily)--I-er-
speak in u culinary sense, miss.-l'uck
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

believe my prompt use of Piso's Cure
prevented quick consumption.-Mrs. Lucy
Wallace, Marquette, Kan, Dec. 12 '95.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15
Robbed by the Umpir

Robbed by the Umpire.
His Wife-What is the news from
Washington, dear?
Mr.. nd-Oh-er-Reed. 0:
Simpson, 6; as usual.-Cincinnati En-.
quirer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Property is said to be so safe in Fin
land that packages left unguarded any
where are hardly ever touched.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Mrs. Window Soothing Syrup
For children teethinR softens the reduces nfam'
nation allays PAIN wind colic 25 cents bottle
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Fifty years ago Austria had seven cites
with more than 10000 inhabitants; to-oaS
there are thirty-two.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Roszdin, in the coal mining district OF
silesia, is collapsing rapidly, owing to
the reckless mining close to the surface.
One thousand people are already homeless
and 100000 worth Of buildings are de-
stroyed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Why suffer when Strong's Headache
Killer will relieve you? Send % cents ~
Goodrich g. Jennings. Anoka. MIMI tos
sample box.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

According to the Potter county, Pa.
Journal, lone Of the grandest views east
of the Rocky mountains can be had on
the summit of South Hill, near the resi-
dence of Joseph Guenter. The scene IS
worth many miles travel to view
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

To Cure Coustipntion Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOc or soc'
Lf c. C. c. fall to cure, drug ists refund money
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever,
l0c. II G. c. c. fail druggists refund money
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

clatter Of hoofs was heard outsids the.
window.
"There goes my man." thought Dick:
''he's a hot rider. It seems. wish to
heaven he had broken his neck on the
way here
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, one dollar per SET
ting from my best matings of thorough.
bred fowls; 2s-page catalogue free. ~ r.
Benner, 734 Lumber Exch., Minneapolis
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

DR.. ]. II. RINDLAUB, Specialist
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Fargo, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Though steamship companies have COM
planned for many years of small earnings,
Mr.. J. Bibby Of Liverpool, head of the
Btbby line, who died recently, aged
eighty-three, left 100000 in personal
property.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

The average value Of the horses IN
Pittsburg is put by the county commas
sioners at SO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

v1erv JUS E ss:s . .,:;s
this condition
They are dsspondsnt and gloomy, canno.
slsep. have no appetite, no energy ~"
ambition. Hoods sarsaparilla soon br;n w
help to such people. II gives them nuss
rich blood, cures nervousness, creates ~
appetite, tones and strengthens tha
stomach and imparts new life and INV
creased vigor to all the organs Of the bodn
Hood ss ps;;;;,
Is the One True Blood Purifier. Alldruggists. 81,
HOODS Pills cure all Liver Ills. e,cont.
-: = .at9s
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
ROW AT A DANCE.
Charles Lawrence Threw Il Brick at
the ReveIers.

Charles Lawrence Threw u Brick at
the Revelers.
Charles Lawrence, locked up at the
central police station on the charge of
disorderly conduct, gave Sergeant Nc
Carthy an exciting chase to effect his
capture Saturday night. The young
man ran out Of the stairway leading
to Vega hall on East Seventh street,
between Sibley and Wacouta streets,
shortly before midnight, with crowd
at his heels crying murder. Sergeant
Mccarthy, thinking a serious crime
might have been committed, started
after Lawrence at ten-second gait.
The young man failed to stop when so
ordered, and Sergeant Mccarthy fired
his revolver in the air several times to
frighten him. This had no effect on the
fleeing man, and Sergeant Mccarthy
began taking longer steps. with the
result that he eorralled Lawrence near
Smith park. On returning to the hall
with his prisoner it was learned that
Lawrence had been put out and had
retaliated by throwing brick through
the open doorway. which struck one OF
a company of dancers, but caused no
serious injury. Lawrence will be ar
raigned in the police court today.