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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-12

Austin. Texas, March IL Following is
synopsis of an opinion delivered by the
supreme court today:
MAMIE S. BoGGESS VS.. A. NJ. HARRIS:
suit to remove cloud from title. from
McLennan county, Third dstrlct-Re-
Vcrsed and remanded to court of civil
appeals
In this case the court OF civil appeals.
upon motion Of defendant in error, struck
out the statement of facts appearing in
the transcript. The ground OF this mo-
ton was that certain words had been in
serted in the statement of facts by counsel
Tor piantf in error, without the consent
OF the trial court. which ground was es-
tablishcd by aftdavis
The correctness OF the action OF the court
OF civil appeals IN striking out the state
meht oil facts is The question presented
here:
Upon the perfection of an appeal. jurls-
ulction over the case appealed rests in the
court of civil appeals, but the trial court
retains jurisdiction over the original rec
ORD made in the case, the transcript a
mere copy Of the record, being filed In the
court Of civil appeals for its information.
The court OF civil appeals can, of course.
disregard paper copied In the transcript,
which, upon the face thereof, appears to
have been improperly included therein. II.
however, as in this case, paper which is
prima facia properly a part OF the record
be copied therein and it is sought to strike
1t out in whole or in part by showing
that Il portion thereof, as II appears on file
IN the lower court. was improperly written
therein. the proceeding for that purpose
can only be had in the court having juris-
diction of the original record. for, In the
absence OF some special provision, each
court has exclusive jurisdiction of proceed
ines to determine the correctness or to
change the face of its own records There
fore. the court OF civil appeals was with
out jurisdiction to determine whether the
portion of the statement OF facts objected
to was improperly written therein. but.
upon the filing of said notion. II might
have delayed proceedings in the cause un-
ti3 defendant In error could by appropriate
proceedings have had the court below de-
termine that question and make its rec
ord speak the truth. and thereupon might
have issued a writ of certiorari to bring up
the corrected record, and this course can
still he taken. This is not case where
the court of civil appeals was called upon
to determine a question affecting its juris-
diction over the cause % Texas. 529).
We are OF the further opinion that II
every fact charged in the motion to strike
cut the statement Of facts be true. the
court of civil appeals should not have re-
fused to consider the statement of facts
for the reason that 1t WAS not charged or
shown that the addition was made by au-
thority of plaintin in error and from an
improper motive. Even If the addition had
been made with a wrongful motive. this
wrongful and unauthorized act of plainti1
in errors attorney should not be allowed
to deprive her Of her right to an appeal.
Onnninn by Denman. J.
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WANTED by reliable young man, we'll
adcpnan'cd with this city. position MS de-
lN'ry man Tor store Of laundry or any
work Address Worker care this
office, IN
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WANTED White woman to cook for pr-
N.ue family German girl preferred Al
drcis q, II. Ferguson. Mona, TrNas. IL
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[ SITUATIONS WANTED,
.s~MA-.- .A.~llH,...

job aud news PRIMER,
man or fanslly, wants country situat ont
hN'c years experience. si0 per week;
would work out an interest in a Paper.
AddteS. II. Y. H.. 1918 South T.nth
street, Waco. Texas. IL
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WAITED Good German or swclc Dir, -
20 nolsewotk. Apply Mrs. Thco. Keller,
l'lS FtTnkin aVenne, corner chcncvert
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| HELP WANTED.
IslIl

WANTED Immediately. ladies 40 do fan.
cy work al home. 81 to 81 weekly made,
Instructions free, iis san Jacinto 81. ~
WANTED 100 Uenakers al conroc,
IeNas, 10 mako pine tics. Apply Il IA.
Downcy 4 Rrc,. conroe, Texas. II
SEkN ANT Middle aged WOMAN. w,rh no
faniiy. TO live on pace, general houEo.
work for family OF two; l1J Mckinney.
is
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WANTEp--Lnics and gentlemen as
agents for The newest aud hrshteA,
book ever published. John . paimelc.
care X. t.. George 4 CO., 3l5i, Man. H.
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NrED-S ltuaiion rs solicitor for
Wholesale or retail yrocor fru.ts or com
sm.esJori goods In city by an expert
cnced hustler. sslnry OF comm ssion Adj
dress llb this Office ~
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TNPEW RITTER Second hand typewriter,
good as new, cheap; also new typcWrit-
ct, never used. a. bargain, Address A.,
49, this office. IL
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WiilIE man. sober and willing TO work.
wants place on farm or private house
IN rity' good mixer ani driver cxpcr-
'snco IN gsrden and frlsst culture. Adj
dress 3S1, this office. Ia
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SITUATION wanted by lady as solicitor
or sal"satdy. Address lGi, this office. II
NATURALIZATION by a lady In store.
or VIII sew by The day: hayc worked In
millinery. Address r. c.. iios Liberty
street. ~
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BANTA AtS--Iaifs OF Japanese bantams
Tor snlc. chVnp cges from Langshans
teilvcr cup wnners), Can on or write,
ChsricS q. Glass SOi6 Harrisburg road,
Houston Il
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COG X WANTED None hut ;rs,-cl,,.
nood nnply. AZ lVna Rnsk nVcnua. N
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SITUATION wam.d by good japanese
cook, pastry or Iuoat. State wages and
address Frank NJ this ofnce. ~
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WANIEp-'ro run section house for sim
klo foreman near some town. or hoard
ING mouse for Slwin.ll, nv lady m cx-
porience Address Airs Lucy Miller 9hif
ltdrllthurK r0nl. lIoMslNn. TeNna IL
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MAN and wife want position with private
family; nrsi-clnss cook ana yardman:
can give good references and VIII work
Tor reasonable wages. Address H. this
office. IL
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EGGS from pure Write Leghorn aLd hrge
l'rktn ducks, 81 setting; brown aud white
I.cghotn tor sale Fred Mater, $40 Ham
ilton nNonmn. Nlt C0MgrNEs. u
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For SALE.


BlCl Giles, $50. $Sa. $40, sbij buy direct
itonI manufacturers. saw. dealers pioi-
It's wheels sh,pped FOR approval ON re-.
cEpt 81 J. +. Johnson. agent, Ersloi
hotel, Houston, AZ
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AGENTS. WANTEp-To aciI the rclo-
brtfcd Giant Coment, only hustcrs need
apply. can at the DOston &c ana TO-
STAND. corner Main and tonfrees streets
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tons. surn'ys aud harness. al cost. Lar.
enions StNblcs, corner Franklin AMI
Cnrolinn airANl. l-h
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WANTEp--A place to work by q coiorod
boy To attend horse and buggy or Yard
Address l.. c. Dowons, 1912 ficlI Ave 10
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COOK and baker wants work. seotiun
house. bridge gang or boarding house.
steady work more object than wages.
strictly temperate. Address G.. Douglas,
500 San Felipe street. ~
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SITUATION wanted by two colorsd NO.
ilon, one 10 cook, the other 10 nurse. al
The ZANE place. Cali at iCJ' Sauln.er
street. ~
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iy handed me. and looked AZ thor,
an expert, would say that The sa,,n IVY as
son wrote them Us an expert / can No,
give an opinion as to whether tbsv ,,ass
written by the same person. ana can oniv
say there is considerable similarity IN .om.
OF the letters In some OF the words :" W.
are OF me opinion that this was NOT suff,.
cient predicate for the admission Of The
ie,ter. me state relied alone upon circum.
s sun, evidence; the appellant upon an
charge the law clearly upon ciroumstsntisi
evidence
Opinion by Hurt. p l.
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AETED--race around HOUSE,. good all
round boy; don't drink: age ~. Address
lG,. this office. II
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POSITION wanted ~ baker In hotel or
bakery; good on cakes aud bread In
CITY or country Address Petite Blasen-
he.mer. III Preston avenue. Houston. u
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FOX SALE-A few good building lots
near the packery on sampson nnd York
streets Second ward: very Chean. on
elsy terms. these lots are a good rur.
chase. George L.. Porter No S7's Main
street. NJ
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FOX SALE-thcap. part cash, balance
monthly paVmcuts two nice iittle homes
edge OF city lir-ris Third ward Room .
Perry buddng. n
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BIG BARGAIN Lot at No 1857 Main
street worth 5000: can sell for a shor
inie nj Sii'p. on terms. McW,lRama
l5roS.. III Main street. IL
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WANTEp-Men TO learn barber trade ;
stIa3iou guaranteed, high grade tools
gwen students; only eight weeks re-
uuircd, wtMc for illustrated catalogue
Moler's Barber College, nth and Frank
lin NNrnlln 81. Louis. II
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WEST Liberty county lands. railroad.
school and timber. a large or email
u1fis. on easy terms, correspondence
solicited. Babcock g. Marshall. Dayton.
tNaE. IL
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FOX SALE-on easy terms, a modern
nun house. with all convcn rnces; nice
shade trees, choice OF Two ear lu.s;
80 na4.hborhoo'l: southern t1posnr,
anu ME lawn. AplAly to j. II. fright.
fooni oJo Mason BLOCK. II
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MECHANICAL. ENGINEER. reliable and
sober: Al references; wants situation ~
stationary engineer or firemHn abte to
do repairing and handle electric plant.
Address III. this Office. ~
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FOR RENT TWO iir,-room houses in thg
Second ward. one storehousc on San ia
oinio street. viii rent cheap. Mrs. ".
Irnnnn. glOl franklin. "
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FOR Rl3NT-In Third ward, new two
story six room house. has stable ana
servants room AMI every convenience.
Apply 1916 Lamar avenue. IL
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NOT SFoN'S WIDE awake collecting agou-
cy solcits patronage 1nd VIII col
Iect promptly NOES accounts and rents.
CITY references; .3i Fannin. under opera
house w. V. Graves. manager. Is
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MASK costumings. boards, tights, etc. TO
Ley and m1dc TO order. mail orders re
celve prompt attention only at The TeXae
toctumc House, thl9 Main strcet. 10
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SEVEN FIFTY Will buy 4 deeOiotod din
ner set, or sl6 a ia piece white china set
al Houston China Han. 1905 Texas
avenue II
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WANTED.-By honest and respoc table
colorel girl, position handy To do
anything. but rather travel with lady.
as nurse; a iirst-class house girl: a
good COOK; come Wen recommended. Ap-
Fly AZ Washington street. IL
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DE. WM. 4. BDXtIIL, Spec.sllst IN Ca
tarih. Diseases OF Women. Nervous.
Opium aud Tobacco Habits. Office, Mi
son Flock II
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FOR RENf-f' puf room cottage, corner
Austin aud Calhnpn avenue, Apply 10
q. j. Palmer, business Manager Post. II
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PROFESSOR <NEFSIfAW, trance me
dun and magnetic healer, may he CON
suited at his rooms 1906 Freeman street:
hours 10 to n. m. aud TO y. M. Is
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TWO nicely furnished rooms. with south
ern exposure. in a private family. Ad-
dress MI this Office. u
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L,,s,y. from Grayson; conviction
ss--Reversed.
I'd falls to show that venue was ~
.,,.ged. For this reason the
1 b reversed.
1 " Henderson, j.
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WANTlNG-jo acres or moro of Sod Land
to break am well fixed for the business,
Address i3S. IN y office III
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MARRIAGE paper with 1000 advertise
nents of matriageable people, many
rich. list of books, novelties. etc. free.
j " ltlnl..ln rnlnln. Nh,n 2-Ia
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CLOTHING MAN, also acquainted with
dry goods. desires position with good
present employed: reasons will he given
for change. Address s. r.. this office. II
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I GET mRrr.od or CORRESPOND with pretty
| girls AID hand@om, mon: many Very
| fich, big LIST, send 10 ccnts for I'D iress.
Smith ~ Webs,cr, Neosho. No. v
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bONAN, from Grayson; conviction
ylary-Aitirmed.
IN question Is as to the sufficiency
sdasnsc. The attending circum-
pgether with the testimony of the
X, makes the evidence amply suf-
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III .EGAN 'rLY frrnishei rooms In private
famlly. no ana cold wai-r, nh modern
conVcniences, terms rcisonahie. TIC
crawford i6
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MRS. \. WATTS of Galveston. cialrvov-
ant medium. COG Austin street. walk up-
stairs hours. . to Z p. IN. ii
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h BRIGHAM. from Hunt; convic-
!. ,,olsting local option laval
| I. mt one question in the record,
me- ,ufficiency OF the evidence to
N, conviction. without discussing
I.r,a we think II was sufficient.
q BY Davidson, J.
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UMBRELLAS and parasois made to or
Ger. covered and repaired. covered IN
sateen, SIC: GLORIA, &c; gloria silk. 81
ana lis. II. Captain, sy1 Milan. 40
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Smy from Hunt; conviction for
n Of local option law-Affirmed.
Lsrmation In this case is correct.
other question is as to the sui
| A the testimony. We hold that
Srply sufficient.
a ty Davidson, j.
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4 COURT DECISIONS,
!, ooisioas Handed Down
i, 4. Latest Sitting
raar OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
| !. N. Leach case l Refer
c..e Of LisHie Knox
a.iyeston County.
,,..cb 1o.-Followlng are

v.rch 1o.-Followlng are
,,oos rendered By the court
:, .nosal. at today's sitting
oS from Montague. convic-
VIZ .rror in oyerruling appel
|vr ~ w. for continuance. Ihis
)plesuv inv 1896, and the prose
tnsd ~ rsending against defendant
ossn md the first process issued
y saIs, a was OH the 10Th OF June,
s is,ssure. though circuinstantial'
4 sufficient.
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UJl illa
| SITUATIONS WANTED:

GERMAN womsun wants situation as
cook Apply POO Congress avenues ret.
lr,Tqfu ~
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WANTED--Situation by young man, mex
perleneed. willing to learn. fairly good
education and good moral character. Adj
dfcss A. Marshall. this Office IL
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FOR RENT.
u. btiAs-a s.l-IAsIes..

FOR RENT one six-room AMI one large
courtroom nicely furnished cottages,
- ,.l.ru conVFn' cucrH; on MOnisoin'ry
avenue car l.nc; terms reasonable. In
Quire l1V6 Montgomery. u
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one lot on Hamilton street In block
1 :i6, between Dallas and Lamar. only
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LAND FOR SALE OR isXCH ANGE--
About 500 acios well improved ranch.
is miles from railway. Price slt,OD, one:
half cash. or viii accept on"-haii IN good
city property. Particulars Of i, J.
Skargs Heal Estate Company. Beeville:
Texas u
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
The Liver Keeps People Well.

When the liver is sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
constipation, tiliousness, jaundice,
headache, indigestion, pain in back,
chills and loss of energy. You will
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
Herbine. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the liver, purifes the blsod. Herbine
is harmless vegetable remedy that
gives new life and energy almost from
the first dose. Price 70 cents. Free
trial bottle at the drug store Of c. E.
Northcraft 4 Co.
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The Burlington's New ELI"

The handsomest and most complete
train in the United States for all
classes of travel is just out Of the
shops. 1t is the Burlington Routes
"Eli, leaving Kansas City and other
Missouri river cities daily for Chica-
90. The entire Train Of sleepers,
chair cars and dining cars has wide
observation vestibulcs. Chair cars
(seats free) are finished in oak and
polished mahogany with old gold up
holstcry. The dining cars have new
decorated llaviand china, new linen
and tableware, serving meals la
carie-pay only for what is ordered.
Tickets for this train are on sale with
your local agent or at Missouri river
cities. }. G. Bramhal), 7. p A., St.
Joseph, Mo-; l.. W. Wakeley, &, P.
A., st, Louis, Mo,
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That Eastern Trim.

Going east, take the Santa Fe route
as far as Chicago. Most direct line
from the southwest generally and 80
miles the shortest between Missouri
river and Chicago which insures
quick time and sure connections.
Track is straight and rock ballasted
with very few crossings at grade.
Vcstibuled limited expresses with
latest pattern Pullman and free chair
cars. Meals in dining cars served a
la carte. Inquire Of nearest agent or
address W. j. Black, G. P. A., A. L.
4 s. T. Ry., Topeka, Kas.
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A HUSBANDS ACT.
He Shoots q Man for Acting as q
Lover to His Wife.
POPULARITY ON The SCAFFoID.
A Condemned Man Dances Jig just Be-
fore He Is Hung-ShOt to Death bya
MOb-An EmbeEsler Com
mits Suicide

LEXINGTON, KY, July lO.--Thomas
H. Merritt, aged 40, son of Frank Mer-
rift, of Louisville, we'll known pen
sion agent, was shot and instantly
killed by the husband Of his paramour,
Jacob F. Harris, commercial traveller.
Harris had suspected his wife and Mer-
rift for some time, and followed them
last night. lie says he saw them sit
ting on bench together in GRATIS park,
saw them kissing each other, and
finally saw his wife sitting on Mer-
ritts lap. Continuing, he said: II
could stand it no longer, and rushing
up to Merritt, fired at his face. He
got up and ran rapidly toward the
lower end of the park. | followed,
shooting as ran. ! finally struck him
in a fatal place and he fell, suppose,
dead" Mrs. Harris, when arrested at
the home of a friend about ten o'clock,
denied Mr. Harris statement, but
swooned when told Merritt was dead.
JocuLARITY ON TIE soAFFoLD.
TUCSON, Ariz., July lO.-Phillip fash
ley, Dane convicted by the United
States court of killing John Sanders,
United States soldier, at Huachita, a
year ago, was hanged yesterday. He
made jocular remarks, danced Jig
and said, "Let 'er go, Gallagher" His
neck was broken and he died without
a quiver.
SHOT TO DEATH BY A MOB.
FOREST, Miss, July 10. Three weeks
ago Atticus Thompson. a negro at
tempted to outrage white woman,
but was frustrated in his designs. He
eluded arrest until yesterday, when he
was captured by a mob of unknown
men and shot to death.
EMBEzzIER COMMITS SUICIDE.
HYDE PARK, Mass, July TO- Edmund
Davis, a well-known Boston lawyer,
committed suicide yesterday. He had
been arrested for embezzlement
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
FridaY,A Baseball Games.

National league-Chicago s, Boston
7; Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 7; Balti-
more Q, Louisville 4; st. Louis s, Brook
Ign 3; New York 0, Pittsburgh |.
Western league-Minneapolis6, Kan
sas City A Detroit IA, Columbus II;
Milwaukee 5, st. Paul 2.
Western association st. Joseph 49,
Des Moines O; Burlington II, Quincy s;
Rockford 10, Peoria 9.
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kansns Plnneer dead.

TOPEKA, Kan, July lo.-Mr. Martin
Anderson, father of Maj. Tom Ander-
son, died yesterday at 4 o'clock at his
sons residence 2l5 Clay street. For
several weeks he has been ailing, and
the end came yesterday. The deceased
was an old pioneer Of Kansas. He
was born in Columbiana county, O.,
September H. 1917. In June, 1857, he
moved to Kansas, and later moved to
II olton, where he spent most of his
time during his residence in the state.
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Try Grain-0! Try Grain-0!

Ask your Grocer to show you pack.
age Of GRAIN.O, the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury
as well as the adult. All who try it.
like il. GRAlN-O has that rich seal
brown Of Mocha or Java, but IL is
made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress. the price of coffee, l5c.
and 25cts. per package. Sold by all
gr0cers.
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VIII Accord No Tariff Hearings,

WASHINGTON, July 1O-A number Of
representatives interested in various
schedules of the tariff bill reached
Washington yesterday, with the ex-
pectation that they would be accorded
hearings before the conference com
mittee Of the two houses. Chairman
Dingley, OF the house ways and means
committee, announced to several who
came to him to secure permission for
an oral presentation of their views
that the conference committee would
accord hearings to no one. All in
formation which those interested in
industries affected by the bill wish to
have considered by the conferees must
be submitted in writing.