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the efficiency of the army and speaks
of the progress made on both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts in the mat
ter of Notifications. He asks congress
to authorize two more regiments of
artillery to garrison the new fortifca-
tions and also five additional regiments
of infantry. He devotes considerable
attention to Alaska, and says that the
waters of Alaska should be thoroughly
examined by naval forces, and that
there should be at least three military
posts established in the territory to
support the civil authorities. He re-
fers to the improved condition of In
dians, and recommends that the policy
of employing army officers as Indian
agents be continued. He makes recon-
mendations in detail for the protection
of coast points, and says the maximum
peace footing of the army should be
one enlisted man to every 1000 popula-
tion, and the minimum one to every
1000.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-30

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-General
Miles, the commanding general of the
army, has made his annual report to
the secretary of war. He commends
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There is no need of little childre
being tortured by scald head. eczema
and skin eruptions. De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Snipes Kiuersy
Drug Co,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-30
The New O. II. N. Time Card.

The New o. IT,. 8 N. Time Card.
Train No. east via. the Union
Pacific and Oregon Short Line. arrives
here at loo A. NJ, departs at ITO.
No. 4, east by Spokane and Great
Northern, arrives at 5:55 P. NJ, departs
500.
No. 1, west from U. P. and o. S. L.,
arrives at AS A. NJ, and departs 4:3O.
No. 8, west from Spokane and Great
Northern, arrives at 8:25 A. NJ. and de-
parts at $50.
Freight trains Nos, % and "A, second
divisions, will carry passengers. NO. Z5
arrives at P. NJ. and No. "A leaves al
1:45 P, n,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or,
l,o,. {

LAND OFFICE AT The DALLEs, Or,
September 49, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon. on Octo-
bar S0th, 1851, VIA
NWl4, Sec. 5, TIP. S, r 13 E, and So SW4
sec 80, TIP n, K is w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz:
C. E. ulll. c. r. Hill, ], S. Taylor and j. R.
Cook all OF The Dalles, Oregon.
JAS. F. MOORE,
SeDt2ov,5 Register
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Warning:-Persons who suffer from
APPROVED AT WASHING TON.
spain's New CUBAN Policy Is Regal rded
With Favor.

WASHINGTON, Oct, S5. Develop
ments in Cuba within the next 80 days
will definitely determine President t
McKinley's attitude upon the Spanish
question, but he expects no trouble.
The administration looks with favor
on Spain's change of policy, and be-
lieves the ministry is sincere in its en-
deovor to bring about speedy termi-
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: .ODSuIDDtiOl

49, To THE EDIToR:-I have an absolute
remedy for. Consumption. By its timely use
Thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positiye am |
of its power that consider 1t my duty to
send t.co bottles free to those of your readers
who have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or
Lung trouble, if they will write me theh
express and postofice address. Sincerely,
{. A. SL0CUM, N. c., Is3 Pearl St., New York
na- The Editorial and Business Managsment ot
thia Paper Guarantee this generous Proposition
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE kT VANCOUVER, WASH. /
l.. ~

LAND OFFICE 1T VANCOUVER, WASH.
September y, 1897. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of her intention
to make nnal proof IN support of her claim, aud
that said proof will be made before ". L. Dun
bar L. s. Commissioner for District OF Wash
ington at his office in GoldeEGale, Washing
ton on November 9th. 1897, viz:
Amanda Berry. widow of William T. Berry,
deceased. homestead entry No. 1888, for the
NJ SWIl and N1a SEA, Sec. J. T'D. 3N, r BE-,
W. III.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Samuel Cautney, Wallace BiDfOrd, William
A. Tate and Park S. Plummer all of Hartland
p. %. Washington. Is. F. SHAW,
sept25w5 Register.
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Ladies, take the best. If you are
troubled with constipation, sallow
skin, and tired feeling. take Karl's
Clover Tea, it is pleasant to take.
sold by Blakeley & Houghton, drug
lists, The Dalles, Or.
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GENERAL MILES, ANNUAL REPORT
WASHINGTON,

He Compliments the Efficiency of the
Army
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-30

]. M. Thirswend, of Grosoeck, Tex.
says that when he has a spell of indi
gestion, and feels bad and sluggish, he
takes two of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers at night, and he is all right the
next morning. Many Thousands of
others do the same thing. Do you?
Snipes, KinerslY Drug Co.
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SUMMONS.

In the circuit court of the State of Oregon for
the county of WaSco.
The Northern Counties Investment Trust
limited, a corporation, plaintiff
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SOCIETIES.

NOURT THE DALLES, A. o. F. NO. $3.50
u Meets every Friday evening al tneir
hal atS SIntr ntr1ncir
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Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
t0c, 25c. II G. @. @. fail. druggists refund money
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
\ VERY interesting Programme VIII
IL. linndercd az the nigh SCHOOL.

\ Very interesting Programme VIII
he Rcndercd at the high school.
The following programme viii be rem
dered at the High school this afternoon.
beginning at O'Clock. Parents and friends
invited;
Music tmarch) -"Belle of the Season
49, 80. High School Orchestra
Essay" Christmas Legends
..M Miss Henrietta McGowen
Reading Tho Stolen Christmas"...
....... -. 80. -. Miss Annie BROOKS
Male Chorus 1.-The usher Mai1ens Song
What Some Authors Have Said About
Christmas St. Luke, Mr. Har-
wood Fawcet Miss Frances
Hogan Tenuyson Mr., Fred Will
iams Shakespeare. Mr. Sam Bris-
coe; Draper. Mr. Craig Belk; Mil
ton, Mr.. Elliott Cage.
Orauon--"Gfts' Miss Frances Hogan
"a Song Of Hope ....,.... Mixed chorus
christmas in Many Lands ....,,,...
49, 49, &c.. MIR. Frank Joynor
Recitation Life is llay' ........,..,...
Play-"old Santa Claus VS.. Mr., St
Nicholas. Cast
Santa Claus. -. -. .....Mr. Wolf
Dora. -. ......Mlss Anderson
Hattie. -. ..,.,.... ....SlisS Shortiius
Maggie. -. '.,'Mias hDhoh
Boss. 80. $3.50. ........M lss lhhrp
Harry. :. -. -. Mi Amrrman
Charlie. -. 80. $500. ........Mr. Kan n
Tom -. 90. ..Mr. Forn
John 49,. -. ..Mr. Long
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sHEARN ErwoRTH LEAGUE
VIII See the old Year Ont and the
New Near In.

The members of the Epworth League OF
Shearn church have in course of prepar-
alton very interesting entertainment
with which to close the Old year and ring
in the new The most interesting feature
of the evening will consist of series Of
tablcaux taken from historic facts in con-
necton with Grecian mythology, proposing
TO show as an illustrated lesson the rela-
ton of this class of mythology to Chris
tianity and it's teachings. This with appro-
pirate selections in singing. recitations and
addresses will constitute the course o. the
evenings programme, and social time
Will follow
Shortly before midnight the meeting will
be again called to order and short serv-
ice OF prayer and praise engaged in, 10 be
adjourned at five minutes 10 II, to give OPP
portunity for a proper reception OF the
new year.
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THE KATY's GATE SYSTEM.
AcneraI superintendent MaA"ch
Vulks About the Rules

AeneraI superintendent MnNwch
Cnlks About the Rules
nallas,Eexas, December 22.-Within the
last few Weeks several persons have re-
fused to show their transportation 10 tne
gatemen Of the Missouri, kansas anu
Texas. General Superintendent MaAweh
has issued sweeping orders TO every gate
man on tie lines in Texas instructing them
to allow no one to enter cars till ms trans
portation has been examined ana louhu
good. Passenger conductors VIII be IN
strIcted TO leave behind all who refuse 10
comply with these regulations. Mr.. Max
Well said tonight: II have submitted me
question of whether damages !can be Cd
FAMED by those who refuse toAshow their
t trpsp and are left to dur general
attorney. He is in Austin and ! have not
heard from him yet. but ! know whal ms
cpInion will be and am acting accordihgly.
Tbe company has rules and all gatemen
and conductors must follow them
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Notes and Personals.

Il. d. Dorchester, assistant general man
ager OF the Velasco Terminal, was here
yesterday.
General Manager Hill OF the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson was in the city
yesterday.
General Manager Medium of the Iious-
ton East and West Texas has gone to North
Carolina for short visit
General Manager Kruttschnitt OF the
Southern Pacific will be passenger on
The eastbound train this morning, en-
route from San Francisco to New Orleans
to spend the holidays.
The employees Of the Houston and Texas
Central and Southern Pacific traffic de-
partments have issued their holiday greet
ing The work was executed by Mr.. Lub-
book, clerk in the department.
George D. Hunter. city passenger agent
of the international and Great Northern,
accompanied by his Wife. has gone 10
III Psso TO spend the holidays. w. T..
Musck, travelling passenger agent of the
line. will have charge OF the Houston
off
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CONVICTED OF BlGAMY.
Frank X. Swaia Sentenced to the
Penitcntiary fur Two Years.
HIS HEROIC WIFE BREAKS DOWN
when the Verdict Of the Jury IL
Read tho scene IL Pathetie-Thc
Prisoner Very Coal.

The case OF the State OF Texas against
came up In the criminal district court yes
terday afternoon and the jury brought In
a verdict OF guilty. assessing the punish
ment at two years in the penitentiary
The scene in the court room when the
verdict was read beggars description. The
poor wife OF the convicted man, who.
though deserted by him, and for another.
threw up her hands. fell PROSTATE and In
her anguish of mind. filed the court room
with her agonized cries. Their little baby
girl, who had been laughing around the
room In childish slice all day, also began
to cry as II her little heart would break.
and the scene was a most pitiful one. II
was especially sad, viewed in the light Of
the almost unprecedented trials and sacri-
fees that she had undergone for the sake
OF the unfortunate man, who had SO Ill
requited lifetime of love and devotion.
Frank X swain came from Mexia,
where In 1882 he was married to Miss An
ME Heath He was employed as a clerk IN
store at Mexia, and ut one time had
charge OF the city circulation OF the Dallas
News. The undisputed testimony showed
that he came to Houston August u.s. 1897,
arriving here ut night, and tho same night
was married second time, this time to a
Mrs Amelia Everett. who said she had
come from Colorado county. Neither Swain
nor the Everett woman had ever seen each
other until the night OF the marriage.
Counsel for the defense, MIR. uvalde
Burns. admitted both of the marriages
having taken place as alleged by the State
and announced in advance of the admission
Of testimony that he would enter the plea
OF insanity as a defense for his Client.
The prosecution was conducted by Dis
trict Attorney Gillaspie with his usual
vigor, but at the close, when the verdict
was rendered. accustomed as he is to
scenes of the kind. there was suspicious
moisture in his eyes
Tho case was fought by the defense for
all there was in it, but the Jury, although
showing profoundost sympathy for Mrs.
Swain, thought the defendant was I'M
doubtedly guilty and with a Spartan sense
OF duty so decided.
The first witness for the State was Mr.
Heath who testified that he was present
at the marriage OF his daughter, Annie,
the wife OF defendant, aud the defendant
on January TO- 1859.
On cross examination the witness testi-
fed that the defendant was 4 pronounced
drunkard, and had boon for tls past six
teen years He also testified that his feel
ings toward his son -n-iaw were not good Z.
that his SON in-law had been unvaryinGly
BRUTAL and his testimony on cross exam
inNio partly sustained the defendants
pleS Of insarlty, The witness, however,
stated that in his opinion the defendant
was Verfectly sane. The witness also said
THAI heNid not believe drinking would af-
fect\ the \mind. and that he himself had
drunk enough whisky to float the court
housS
County Clerk Ed L. Dupree was next
called by the State and testified TO having
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The Tcxa. Situnt,ou.

AT meeting OF the st. Louis Western
lines at ST. Louis Tuesday, among other
things discussed was the Texas situation
The Globe Democrat says;
In the Southwest freight rates to Texas
interior points from the gulf ports have
been well kept up to tariff. notwithstand-
INK the low rates from the Atlantic sea.
board by water 70 Galveston. The ST.
Louis traffic bureau calls attention, how
ever, to the fact that by reason OF the ac-
tion of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf and International and Great North
ern railroads the rates on all classes Of
merchandise from Galveston, houston, New
York. etc, are lower 10 both Texaykana,
Ark. and Shreveport than from ST Louis
The st. Louis lines are asked 10 Keep st.
Louis rates in line with those from other
Giles. and the st. Louis traffic bureau
asks them TO make the needed changes In
rates and to continue them in effect until
New York rates via Galveston are with
drawn.
The Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gu;s
claims TO be Kansas City line, yet by rea-
son OF its action it has been metais of
making lower rates from New York TO
Shreveport and Texarkana than from KAN
90
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WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT.
The Three-Cornercd Rate War j.
Going On.


The Three-Corncrcd Rate War Is
Going ON.
AS far as the Morgan Steamship COM
tany is concerned, the 2-cent' class rate
between New York and Galveston will con-
tinue after January I. which means that
the Mallory and Lone Star companies will
follow as they have since last July. Busi-
ness circles have been in receipt OF torre-
sprndence from the East, saying that Or
ders should be placed as soon as possible,
as rates presented u decidedly bullish as
pect. This information was subssantiated
nv a represen tative OF New York house,
who exhibited telegram OF the same ma
port coming IRON his people. TO re-
porter tor I he Post yesterday MT. horace
neeee. commercial agent OF the Hunting
ton lines said that such would NOT DC tne
case. The indications now are that the
War Will continue until we'll into next year
and viii assist in the rush of next sea
soas goods from the East TO Texas as ~
oid during the fall and winter.
In This connection it may be intereai 'hS
"a know that the Colorado rate war, Wiich
ends January |. was accustomed by the
che,p rates via the gulf ports. and Western
FIRE light men are apprehensive OF further
trouble NThey are wondering now .hey
will be abN TO secure the traffic after rates
are 1estoreA They have determined now
ever 10 eiveEhe matter trial, and IL inc
rates can non be maintained after the
or enirg of ,he Near meeting OF the west
ern lines viii bAalled and measures taken
for the adop&on\o a schedule oil rates
that will enable Tim TO get and hold ihe,r
traffic between Spicago and CoiorAu"
POINTS against any &mpetition.
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communicates.

Miss Evelyn Goldman. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. S. l.. Goldman, was married
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
dence, Ills Prairie avenue, to Mr.. John
W. Lester OF New Orleans.
The wedding was followed by reception
at which were present many relatives and
intimate friends from home and abroad
The bride is one OF Houstons most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies.
Her father. Mr.. S. l.. Goldman. Is one
of the well known business men OF this
city.
MIR Lester the young groom. Is widely
known as a gentleman OF splendid charae-
ter, and in his native city, New Orleans,
stands high in business circles.
They enter their new life with the good
wishes OF a host Of friends.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
80. JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.
THE
LAWI.OR.

J. F.. Doyan, Lincoln, Neb.; H. j HAIR
Ing, Huntsville; j. Kline. Galveston; r,
v. Dlckey. New orleans; w. l.. Jom-
SION smthville; c, -. J.amsdeil, ST.
Louis; Y. NJ Bostwlick, Dallas; ~ H..
Wilson San Antonio; Major Smith, NAva-
sofa: j. b. Davis, wharton: II. G.. Ny
ers. Chicago; Thoo. Black, Galveston ;
Iihcmas Higgins, Fulshear; George y.
He',ey Minneapolis; John Nolds, Orange;
.. A. Hamilton. Waco; Ben Lamas-
way, Kansas City; T. Il. Kingsley Gal
res,on: j. P. Wright, Dallas: John a..
s,Iark. San Antonio; Mrs. n. II. Rivera,
Mss g.; r. Rivera. Miss Lula Rivera.
,stss Allen Rivera, Corpus Christi; Nj.
Izcl, Huntsville; N. NJ. Harrison, Rusls
g. g. +. Brooks ami wife. San Antonio, W
=. Weeks. Fort Worth; Il, &. Hi. New
nafk: II, l.. Vineyard. Eagle Lake. Fred
=. Merrill. Chicago; p Il. Banks, st.
b r. h: S. Han. Sugarland; John u.
o Dsinan, Ennis; James I. oDonnoIi, New
ppaieafs l.. s. Pelfry, IIcuston; r., NJ.
Dame naine. Jr., Waco; r. l.. Carey, city Al
v ,'.ss Lamm. Belgium; John II. N-
. . New Orleans. j. arthur Smith, LIN
1rp99l. John r, Rasson, Fort Worth; l..
!, Henlnger, city: T.. c. sutton, Sk
MoVis r. r. Macmanus. Corpus Christi;
car ~ :. Rlythe: Dallas$ Allan l.. Cameron.
s,i,,,o w. Cerperter and wife. Bay
MY, MY; MISS Grace Valls, Bay CITY; A. r.
Jjl atn Wharton; George Lock. West
Cafa. Mrs G.. Sclsamltn, Vsctoria II. l..
'a'soh' Memphis: T. L. Chapman, Cuero,
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issued a marriage license on the 18th II
Ausess. iss. 10 t,apcls X. Swa... snu sais.
Amciia Everett. ana ,denunea the aeicnu-
ant IA thc man to whom the license nAd
1Sen issued.
On cross examination the witness tcs,i-
iieu that rs aisnost refused 10 .ss ~
tue license. as tnc actions OF tae deieauant
were VERY stranse. ana that he rcgardcd
the - .tndaat - poss.biy about halt druak
...I uuou, aa,l las,..>.
ney. S.ln Walu testified TO having p.g-
formed tho lnArsiage ceremony petwetp
thu defeaoant Hnd Mira. Amena Everett
AZ his house on toe night OF august 10.
1857, ana That nc uetectsu from nss b.caln
tnat the oe.enuant naa oeen d.inkins and
nau asked INN TO perform the ceremoay
Ia the hack. waicn tue witness had refused
u 40, ssying that IL must DO done IN his
parlos.
Inc prosecuting witness, Mrs. Everett.
said she u-,u ,orl,spcna,d Win Franz n.
swaia lor abous a month aul taat they
had agreed 10 marry. she trstilieu apoAl
lne MARI iaae ana said she nal suggested
tnat tney urive TO the Second wa.A ana
yet a lady wirness. and that they got tnres,
tnat on the way they stopped at inc opera
house saioon and afinNs were sent out 10
tie ladies' by swain. sho said she diu not
detect the slightest signs OF huuor about
him, although she snc,ied pepsin on his
,o,s 10. sicxn,ss i,hs Witness said she
hsa hesn r wNiow about ,h,rn-thre, wears
N h,n she married. swsin that sbe married
her first husband in 1861. uut Leaf hlm
through jealousy.
she concluded her testimony by saying
Inn, Ma y,as sicl during nj, ina, iimo NM
INN he WAS M nil, Times perfertIy rationai
on,, rons.,ons ar u.ha, N. ,,a. an,r,
Mig rlsyton t,stirica. / was rresent n,
IN. weaa,n,. vent as a ,vitn.s,. an n naoI
saia Ihat n,.ht nm, mo man was either
arnp,, ar crayv Asked as 20 whether or
MOI Tho dsfanaani mad sensn enough nj
Tho Inn. 10 bnow whethcr or uot he VIVA
d,ine wronp n n, married when he hal a
w,Ia ,hn witness old sI,e aianst know
Mrs Harris ,es,ifiedy was uresept
with Mrs Evarott ne n ,yitnpss M m. mar.
,t,,. ~ Er.,,L X swat, ,yitb Ai,. t1vcr.tt
I, - ar ,ha narsona,.a ~ sh.arn Meth.
49,, ahmrch 80, Au,,s, * iSgs Tho de-
rsnaant showed no Signs whatever of belny
,,,,a, ~, t,,,l,,a,,,,, y, ilnuor and ase,ued
II, rtec,lv sana IN me
trnrnin. "a ~, i,,T,y .ho enid theatrical
IL, ar &C. io ~ ~. Ino,v narrnrtIv Veil
10, ~, 49, ani,c -,
NJ. t,a,.,.,sr ,astt,,aa ,tat en-, defanlsnt
- 50 -, 49, ha,,s, on ot,ht ,yhrr,
& Wcs e E,.ro,t Nd ron,nd - ronm and ,hat
n, r., sa,,ta ,,,, ~ .,,,,.a .ho f,ira Earn,erl
- ~, h,,' that no snta Mrs p.varett an,
"a 90 tn e W, y th,n,,in, NM she MSS
~ - ,s w ",,o No h,a cnn,a IA 80
r,r ,ha ao,a,"n M Annie swain Tho
win ~ ,he assondant testjr,cd thar she
v,s. ,,orrt,1 to h,, hushun1 In ISs9. that
| ""S h" , W. " ~, 80" No. iss5 nni
Nv ~ no.n' a. .. ,,a,,,t ~ -, ma,
a. t' nn In" ~, ,.ar ,rfilrtnd win
~ L. ~, .idn,,, Ii.,asn she njeo tes-
titled that her husband was at times insane
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OF the Port Arthur route have been con-
suiting here concerning terminal facilities
in this city
Mr. Brown Is said to be here on invita-
ton from Mr.. Gillham to talk over the
question Of division Of earnings at this
point and TO come to an agreement with
reference to their using the 90 tracks in
and out OF this city.
Mr.. Gillian stated later that the Port
Arthur route would contipue TO use the
y bridge here and that a bridge would
now be built by the Port Arthur people,
lie also intimated that his road would use
the O. new depot here when completed.
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thcatcr. corner OF Milan and Prairie. and
Jailed, charged with robbery. The com-
plant is made by l.. Schinock OF 12l3h
Congress avenue. that Glover with another
negro entered his store several nights ago.
and while the latter was pretending 10
mako purchase Glover attempted to
steal two pairs OF pantaloons, when Schi-;
mock demonstrated. Glover, no charges.
displayed large knife and succeeded Ia
getting away with the property.
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W. a. Field, Louisville, Ky; e. +. Rug
gles, Smithyille. Texas; j. W. Slayin.
Thompson Texas; a. l.. George, Ricn-
Texas; G. +. Hansing. New York; A.,
LambrechL, ST. Louis; (. S. Mclgiheley,
Dallas; II. II. Alternately. Hopkinsvilie,
KY; john Baylor. Navasota, Texas VIII
lam +, Lewis. Orange. Texas; Clarence
II. MilSr, Austin; w. S. Hunt, Texas; IL,
T. Lynch, Boston; u. Linduer, New York:
Mrs NJ. y. SIowmer, Kansas cry. Mo-,
Il. d, Rhodes, Galveston; A. II. I.owon-
Chicago; \. j. Burton. New York, u. H..
Young, Galveston; j. II. L. DAVIS, Rich
MIND; Il. b. Parker, New York; d. j. Og-
barn. Cedar Lake, Texas; George W.
Nee.y, Il. NJ. Halsell, Thomas Lacey.
Thsmas King, Dallas, Miss Mamie Perry
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