davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-11

Also at the same time and place, the
leasehod interest in and to that certain
being in the city of Brunswick, county
and state aforesaid, and known and
described in the plan of said city as
town commons lot No. l51 between Barlow and
Cleburne streets.
Levied on as unreturned property, under
and by virtue of a tax f-fa, issued by l..
G. Bodet, clerk of the mayor and council
of said city, against said lot for taxes due
the said city for the year 1897.
Taxes 90c. Costs -
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-11

ea m;e interest in and to chat '' Certain
being u in the city Of Brunswick, county
and state aforesaid, and known and
described in the plan of said city as
the southern one half of town con mons lot No.
l27 Between Stonewall and Lee streets.
Levied on as unreturned property, under
and by virtue of a tax ti-fa. issued by L..
c. Bodet, clerk of the mayor and council
Of said city, against said lot for taxes due
the said city for the year 1897.
Taxes SOC. Costs -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
MEATHER AND CROPS.

Bryan, TcNas. January 5.-Brazos county
has had fine rains anG the weather is now
cool and fair. Farmers are busy repairing
fences buying plows and farm implements.
preparatory for the new crop.
Lexington. TEXAS January 5.-There
was hard freeze here last nieht. There
has been a great amount OF rain, so the
ground is now in good condition for pillow :
ing. There will be several bottom farms
put into cultivation this yeal.-laud that
has Just been cleared.
Georgotown Texas January 4.-Ths
heavy rains have put the ground in excel
lent condition and farmers are In better
condition to start off with early crops
than ,or several wears. Tie heavy rain
and lightning stampeded the cattle that
we're lenned for feeding purposes and scat
tered them for several miles. They have
all been rounded up without the loss OF
single head
Buffalo, Texas. January 5.-FIne rains
have fallen here, which are OF untold value
&c farmers who are busy preparing land
for another oroI The ground had become
so dry In some places that It vas impos-
sill lie to break HE land Farmers ar,
wen up with thoir work The wind has
shifted to the north and since yesterday
has been very cold and favorable for KIN
ing neat and several citizens are taking
advantage Of the opportunity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Ont Of the Haze.

Victoria, Texas. January 5.--Hon. J. r.
Pool no hlIed the position of secretary
Of the senate during the last session, and
who has been candidate for The position
IN The next senate with extremely favorable
prospects Of success. requests The Post 10
announce that owing TO private business
which will keep him in Victoria. be Will
Re unable 10 attend the session Of the SEN
ate and wi'hdraws from the race He de-
sires to thank his friends for their earnest
support
Mr. ] E. Stenger has bought 200 AMI
S-year-olds from A. Levi & Co; which be
viii ship to Eureka, Kan, tomorrow from
Victoria
" H. Sutherland shipped two cars o,
cattle tQ the New Orleans marie, this
morning from Guadalupe and MIR. J X.
New shipped one car 10 the same market
from Berclair.
Richards = Pringle's Georgia ministries
played 20 a large but decidedly Ozark and
Top heavy audience at the opera house last
night and gave much pleasure 10 ,hose
Who witnessed the performances
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
NEUROLOGICAL.

CALL1SON Texas, January +
Douglass Cailison aged 20 years, died
near Rancho January :, OF pneumonia.
NElDERAUER-B renham. Texas Jan.
uaTy Mrs c Neiderauer, aged 81 years
died at her home Two miles north Of town
n 80 this afternoon.
SALEi-Leesyille. Texas January 4--M
T. Sales wife NJ y. Sales. died Decem-
Der 81 near LeesviNe She was 30 years
OF age and leaves babe four days old.
SPRINGER -Cuero Texas January o.
Mike Springer one Of The young business
men OF Cue:o died yesterday. He was
buried by the Sons OF Hermann OF which
be was an active member.
TWITLEY Terrell. Texas January g.
Captain W. c. Twitiey. long resident OF
The county a well known and popular citi-
zen ana an eN-otdcer in the Confederate
army died a. his residence near College
Mound las; night.
CRuM-Georsetovn, Texas. january A.
Edward p. Crum. aged 50, died last night
Of heart disease. He had been in the gem
eral merchandise business in North George
town for number Of years. He was a
native Of Georgia.
CRIST-Palestine. Texas. January -
Willie Alexander aged years, son o. Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Crist, died yesterday even
Ing al b-6o O'Clock. The burial occurred
today in East HIN cemetery. The parents
have the sympathy Of the entire commun
ity.
SHEpPART-Hemps Texas, January
tom shcppsrt died shortly after noon
today. The young man came here from
BRENNAN about three months ago and made
many friends during his stay. lie was taken
Slick With pneumonia about two weeks ago
and rapidly grew worse Three Of his
sisters arrived from BRENNAN about a week
age and attended him day and night. He
bad the best Of medical attendance, but
10 no avail During the last Two DAYS ,cle-
phone Inquiries imm Brennan were made
every few minutes, Indicating that the
young man was highly thought OF at his
native place The remains viii be taken
TO Chappel Hin Tor interment on tonor-
row early train in pursuance OF his re-
aMe.L. mAd1 ahnAL an nnuI hafnrn leaLh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Mouth of tho Brakos.

ouinNna, Texas. January 5.-Mcssrs
Tourney. Roberts ard Moore, The commits
sion sent from Washington, Will meet at
Nelaseo On the ilth instant AT II O'clock
and it is stated on good authority that a
committee Of citizens from Brenham, Mat
asorda, Richmond. Hampstead and mum
Der OF other towns viii be present 10 show
10 the commission the Importance .f the
government taking charge Of the deep water
port here 1T tine mouth Of the Brazos river
Much sorrow is expressed in Quinjana
over the sad death Of Mrs. } NJ Moore
which occurred 81 Veaseo Yesterday Mrs
Aoore had many friends in South Texas
who VIII regret to hear OF her un.iaely
demise,
The United States government engineers
are today taking soundings on the Bra1os
river bar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

San Antonio. Texas, January 5.-Marion
Maokey. star route mail carrier on the
route from San Antonio to Spring Branch
was arraigned before Commissioner Duval
West today on charge OF cutting open
mail bag. Mackey says he was drunk and
did not know what he was doing The mail
bag was cut open and valuable letters and
packages scattered along the road Tor quite
distance. He denies taking any money
from the mail. but admitted that a cheap
watch found On his person was taken from
the pouch. Mackey came from Tennessee.
can not read or write and has been eally-
ing the mail on the Spring Branch route
for two wears He viii be- held for farther
examination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Poultry show at Waco.

Waco, Texas, January The Central
Texas Poultry and Pet Stock show opens
here tomorrow for three days exhibition
The exhibitions are coming In today and
the indications are that the show will
eclipse anything yet seen in the State In
this line, The fancy chicken raisers are
coming from every part OF the state ana
from other states as we'll, and some Of the
nnest birds in the South will he on OK.
hihtiou.
Mr. Turner Hubby. secretary of the show
has the exhibition hall In charge. and
the latest improved ooops have been rle.
pared for the occasion. \ pleasant and
profitable time is anticipated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

means to relieve its congested condition
must be devised. Tho establishment Of q
criminal court would simplify and expedite
the matter wonderfully. and Il is hoped
that this method will be adopted soon, to
rioSe the immense amount Of business that
has accumulated. The present court could
then devote It's attention TO civil litigation.
which II could handle very veil. y room
has been set apart in Tartant county's
magnificent court house for Il criminal
court, so that every accommodation viii he
found FOR IL.
Today ABOUT dozen pleas Of guilty were
entered and the docket win De gone oTeT as
rapidly as possible. Only about three cases
can be tried in day possibly Ave. so that
in the limited time OF the term " is almost
impossible to gain much Roadway OYER fhe
total number OF cases on file. which has
been Increased in the meantime ly rev
causes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
LnCAL AND PERSONAL.

Wilhelm pttman OF Cuero Is here. await.
ing the arrival OF the steamship Allemanla
irom Hamburg. on which his wife and
children are Passengers
Joe Morrow. assistant passenger agent
Of the Galveston, Houston aud Henderson
Is very III at his home. corner OF * ana
Twenty titth. lie Is suffering from an
pendioltis, and has been very sick for sew
eral days
II. l.. Breneman, who has the contract
for the construction of fort al the oae,
end OF the island arrived here last night
from his home In Paris. lie Is getting
ready TO commence work, which he is to
finish oy Juuc 80.
Mrs +. Galbraith NJ Palestine. accom-.
panied hy Miss Valerie Walker. daughter
OF Judge $. +. Walker Of Memphis arrived
here this morning in special ear over
the international. Mrs Galhraith will re-
main several days on u visit to her mother
and Miss Walker. who is III will be trca,
ed at st. Marys inflrmary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
RnrI.rh fhc Irnin

Temple, Texas, January Two dlnlip-
utive darkies. Eddie Frost and Anderson
Brothers, were before Mayor Dousherty
yesterday morning on charge OF having
lhrown rocks al Missouri. Kansas aud
Texas passenger train Sunday evening.
The evidence showed that they threw rocks
az The train ana enc Of the missiles struck
Conductor Henry McCool who was a ras-
seneer on tho rain. McCool saw he c,rl-
lrits and as Che train was trimming slow.
he jumped of and ran and caught the
boys. They Nore bound over u the higher
fnil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
nrrIfERs Eir.rcrEn-

AT . rs~rtfrs Ct IRE ArsssH cenN ;rzteh;
the following asrettcvs ~ere eseese5: 5.
l.. crxvscrs. r. cesne~s. J l.. Pe-fe-. W.
s Drake n. II. Hal3e-zAz. IsNzs Han
ooxs r. c. Gallagher, s. &. Goe;se. lave
HAr-ell, A. g. S.sscut saS l.. " nre1-
hsinlsr re directors Hsli r-ses In Gay
or two and elect et2cers.
A; 8 meeting OF the Austin Rcd Az Gun
club the foliowsae osaee7x and 1ireczpes
we're elected for ne enssiuz year q. A
W. Neatly preseas. T. ". Grsra-g. vice
president Il. r, Ball. SECRETARY ard treas
urer. ara \. J Hail. II =. HAl6ezs&a,
George W MAssie. yes johnson. sam De-
c0Tdosa, J. p. aart AEs Ges-ss Eeigel. d.
-ectcrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Nc" ho7k, January i.-professor A. D
Bicn arrived on tho steamer seguarsnu
to-day from Havana He said he was arrest
ed in Guanabaooa and confined in polls
headquarters as suspect. He had but juH
returned from Key West. whittier he hal
gene from Havana three days prevously
10 meet friend He was confined In |.
cen with a chair for a bed for four days
when he was rleased without any explains
ZION other than that mistake had bees
made Professor De Bicu is Frenohman
ms family live in brooklyn He has been
N the tobacco business for twelve years Ia
Cuba. and IN not an American citizen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Wharton, now on a visit to Hillsboro, met
with a serious accident this week in hav-
ing RIB broken. She is now slowly re-
covering
Miss Minnie Foote left today for Louise.
where she will take charge of a school sey :
eral miles from that place.
There are about fourteen or fifteen fami-
lies oamped on the banks OF the river. They
say they are in search OF work There is a
great deal Of sickness among them and
yesterday an elderly widow lady died in
one of the tents from severe case OF la
grippe
Mrs. Barr Of Houston spent he holidays
with her sister, Mrs. T. Alderman.
Mrs. Mccain Of Beeyille spent Inc holi-
days with the family OF her son. Nr. j
Mccain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Giddines. Texas January Joe Rober-
son shot and killed G c pemont on the
sidewalk in front OF Risse & Schneiders
store yesterday evening about 80 o'clock.
II seems that the Deceased and Robertson
We're having some words when deceased
drew his knife and was Shot through the
head. the hall entering the forehead list
IN the upper edge OF the right brow. coming
out The back part OF the head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Chnreca Min .,.n..ir,,in,

Temple. TcSas, January THE Old Ger
man farmer named Richter. who was way.
laid and shot with shotgun loaded with
No. shot las, Friday night, died last
rght over leo shot were picked from
his breast and stomach. ard nhvgt!,ns
"' SUM- o' me shot entered the ahfnen
shN u,u'SllneS' which caused dl,h
hiehier's wife and step son and WmIPobl
have been arrested, charged with the irime
Richter snd wife were separated andmcrn
Su,rs ior a aiNorSe' and bae blood has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
HI MEME AL.

MONTGOMERY STRAHAN - EAGLE
Lake, Texas. January Married. at IA
Gle Lake on sunday evening. January 8.
Of I O'Clock, Mr.. VIM Montgomery and
Miss BERTHE Sirahan, ceremony by ~ y.
Taylor
SllREWDER HAMILTON Fort Worth
Texas, January AIR. w T.. shreyder
ana Miss Blanche Hamilton were mar
liea lasi evening at the residence of Rev.
Junus French, pastor of the Bra /.
way PRESBYTERIAN church. who performed
the ceremony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
Suggestion That Tax be Levied for
Its Maintenance.
SUCCESS ACHIEVED IN MICHIGAN.
The Tax So small as Not to be Bur-
densome. Yet the Income Would
he Ample-Capifnl Notes.

AUSTIN, Iexas. January "a Ttell 81
the university is responsible for the follow
ing. which was handed The Pest CORES
pendent today:
Among tie measures presented 10 TIE
Twenty third legislature In 1891, was =
proposition to divide the public domain @.
the State between the university and the
free public schools--not equally, hy; ALLOW.
ing the former liberal proportion, say.
one-third or one-iourth Of the lands. The
bill was important. not merely as naked
proposition. but In the Hight OF contrast
with the provisions made for o,asF state
universities, showing the advantage OF
university State tax. particularly as To-
Michigan, whose university IS the leading
one OF the great West. and indeed he arst
real model OF complete State university
in the United States.
That great institution Is endowed by an
educational State tax, known as the "uni-
versity tax" by which the income Of the
university grows proportiona;cly. or in
some measure cofresDondinely with the IN
creasing wealth OF the State SO that ita
supper, is neither matter ~ cons.aat con-
'roversy nor recurring Legislation, further
than The legislature desires Of its own mo
zion 10 act in It's behalf Thus as eiucs
tionai demands increase with tine growth
OF the State. the university is Develops.
and enabled mainly from its Fer4rate rc-
sources 10 keep W with the general De-
Feiopmen, aud eiucatirn3l pfgCr sss iH
. other states. In this way the Tax Re not
f.tf 80 kn Asrs~ L. -.
come frcT Il simply corresponds Win fhs
growth Of the State in wealth 80 s1stfy
as well as in population 20 re4a3re ia.
proved educational measures and ufeus o.
every chAracto.
Not only has Michigan hgt o;hsr safes
some OF them pgrpuseiY 20 rrofi hy her
example. have adopted the pldn oi State
university TAX as a sure ard the reaileaf
method likely to De acceptable for rra.3i-
Ing university fund shat would 81 a. arrs
available without waiting for 5ccuniuiatIors
from interest on bonds or she sioa AaA .r-
regular process Of land sales ard heeause
too, II rencves such institutions from an
certain dependence upon special Legislation
for their IGAipten2nce
The university tax In Wisconsin ia ore
eighth Of 4 mill on the aollar. in Nabraska (
IT Is three -eishihs ia California 0ns. ieuth /
and In Colorado three dfths vElr. rrr-aan- |
eut incomes are generally supplemented hy 4
liberal appropriations hy the Ies,s,2fure far /
buildings ana other Expenditures f7r sac [.
universities
Taking Nebraska univetsitv as ar Illus.
uaiion - the rapid increase hy ,he TAX
provision. rs income mainly derived fr1m
the tax. increased bi-enniallv as f1Nr~s.
For the Years iss3-.: fAgriEe which f.
pefi"i The Iexas university wea1 Sr.c orHr- !
alton the income was. fnr the Fn1 VlzFs I
sio7.fs4 for iss5-ss sf-es.s tss7-ss. s37a :
Iftr IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

The Gainesville Cigar company G, Gaines,
yllle today hiei It's charter sash ;hs sccre.
iaTy az s'aie c4gial stocs. So ac9 In
c7fpo7Aicrs r. Norris j ~ Wilson
and George hoas- The bgfe9se 81 tals
cooperation a 'Ga rssCaie a.At1 aza sale Of
cigars ana tobacco
Northwestern Traffic company e l-l4no.
a Ao.loaay. 5. =, A4.I.e-. C. r. Wood
K. L. JoAason.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Ticket Once Robb,,

Palestine, Texas January last niah,
thieves broke into the cash drawer of the
uchet agent at the International and Great
Northern depot, aud looted II of it's ,o,.
tents about Sle0. in money They made
entrance through an outside window. IT
was not dscoy cred until this morning
No clue TO the parties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Dallas, Texas, January . The names :
the members Of the advisory board recent!
appointed by Hon. L. II. r. Green, chair
man OF the republican state executive com
miiiee. were given out tonight at the re-.
publican headquarters. They are Eugds
Marshall. Dallas w NJ. O'Leary, DALAI
secretary; j. w. Burkett. Palestine: Hart
harris, Gatesville; DR.. G. G. Clifford Sis
Antonio' James o. Luby. san Diego; NJ. q!
McLemore. Galveston; r. Mcconnell, Sur
ser j W Barton, Terrell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Lexington, Texas. January 5--Mr. ]. A.
Hitchcock who some time since ran
against the sharp corner Of barber ;
sign, has been suffering terribly with ,ts
injured leg For tho past few DAYS he has
he'd symptoms o. loekjaw. his life being
almost dospaircd Of at times. He Is re-,
ported as some better at present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Palestine. Texas. January 5.--Dis,rict
court began here today with W. II. Gill
presiding and District Attorney J, S Jones
on hand.
The grand Jury convened in special Sc,
sion with several bad felony cases to do.
eide Tht cases OF Ed sterne charged vitb
killing Gregg Barber. and Henry sloan
ooicred. harged with numbering Jim Sells
on the road to the poor farm a few DAYS
ago. win come before them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
shooting ut Non<um.

Yoakum' Texas, January 5-ln an alter.
cation on tine streets about II o'clock last
hisht John Mcdonald was shot In the
abdomen by T. Monk, a CITY barber ~,
the shooting Frpnk Vaughan who WINS
Making along the streets with yolnr
LADY, was shot in the chin, painful bn,
not dangerous Mnnnd wy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Two Residence. M Dallas.

Dallas. Texas, January 5.--The adjoia.
ing residences of Farmer Shaw. edltu
of Texas Farmer, and DR.. A. p. Keens,
were totally destroyed by fire this MON.
ing. between and o'clock. The Shay
lahllY mad rather a close escape from thl
names Farmer Shaw carried si,so in,
s 81 Dr. keener had policy Tor s35oA
me loss will greatly exceed these amount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
lncipiput i,luxr NtnncJ

Hampstead, Texas, january AT 1916
o'clock last night Waterman Harry Holna
discovered fire in r.. r.. urban's dru
store, The alarm was promptly given. AMI
IN less than an hour and before any seft
Gus damage was done, the flames wen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

GeoreetoNn, Texas January 4.-The dis
'rct court opened today with Judge
BROOKS on the bench. Attorney Burleson.
prosecutor and fun docket The most i'm
poriant case to come UP this term is the
Jay ovens case for incest. charged by his
daughter He was found guilty. The ren
alty icing DEATH at the las, term Of canr,
nut tht court Of appeals reversed the de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Austin Texas. January 4.-The red.
denee Of j X P. Byrne, at the corn6
OF Nineteenth street and Congress avenue
was destroyed by fire this morning with ii
It's contents. Loss $4,000, insurance ssioa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Grange store uurrI,,iy,1

Caldwell. Texas, January The Gruye
store was burglErized here last night ANA
quantity Of dry eoods and eroArias
taken. No clew SO far TO the thief. 'fleve
seems 10 be well organized ban, Of
thieves here. as this Is the fourth tore
mat has been broken into latelv.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
An oyercrow po,,.ct.

Fort Worth, Texas January i--Judge
Armstrong this morning opened the Janu-
airy term of his court with great throng
OF lawyers. plaintiffs, defendants aud Wit
nesses crowding the court room. There are
about 500 cases on the docket and some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
MIXED Train Wrecked

ioahnm' Texas, January 5,-The mixed
,fain on the Lockhart division of the
Arkansas Pass was wrecked near GonzoI,s
to-day, The coaches and bacsare oar y,oro
all dersiled and considerably smashed 80
hut no one was hurt W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Wharton Local oN,cs

Wharton Texas. January 5.-The 7.
L. mas postponed ills weekly meeting. which
was to have taken place last night. owing
10 telegram to MIR, J, r.. Cloud, calling
him 10 The bedside Of his mother. Mrs
tioua OF Austin, who is dangerously mi
tin. avn aus
Mrs. b. Foote. venerable lady 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

berclair. Texas, January Miss ora
Wood, principal OF the school here, re-
turned from her home in Gonzales county
sunday morning where she went to spend
the holidays.
Almost every family in town ~. ben at
hie'ed with grippe but no fatAi,ies are
reported
Dr: Whaiiey. the only resident physician.
naS eeon very low and medical aid had to
he summoned from Goliad and peilville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

Cuero, Texas, January 5.-The grand
Jury returned a bil OF indictment agains,
Charles Stokes ana Orie Kent. charged
win murder. This is for the killing OF
the insane girl in jail last fail With
raised such commotion in tais corntv
at the time. The cases are set for the 18th
inst N''N $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
Win Prosecute rcr,urcrs

DALLAS. Texas. January 5.--County At
torney r. D, Allen announced today that
Ne all not tolerate false swearing an
me Part OF these who come 10 him for am
-AN'ts- negro Woman. named Mite
Green who admits she swore 10 faise-
ho'f. against another woman. viii he
prosecuted for perjury. The policy Of the
now oouty attorney is spoken OF approv-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06
burned by Powder

ramsay TeNas, January 5.-Mr Aue.
berinF' German farmer living tbroo
miles from Rosanky was hadlv bn,.rs, -,
New Years niGht by a key NJ roS"dn. ga
itg exploded as he was fixing 10 H. 'e
big gun. Ne =" Arc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-06

ard SECURED iscs-s@ w. BAXTER is cns
q Austin sn-srsas. yrr-e sissrsrxs and hss
host 81 frAelsfs4 rnSnz he sas-vrtss5- Miss
Fischer IS a csA--1ser yv4Es ss.s ard has
frisrss hy to scurx MI sssr TIE S.ase. VITO
SID he s=-rrasea when issy lea-- & The
wedding