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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Aroraer L 3 Trezefan- has raised
pom hat il ir,erea-1s 10 lawyers -ld
q great concern 20 real estate men. 10
the difrc court tAir morning be filed
for s. 7 Fc-taine q peu'oo 70 she follow
ins EJECT
That z 3 certain rl.l arising out Of sea.
estate Iaaalc;lsls J. :. BieHrg cstaia.e
Judgment against Ig-ta re igr {sAae
rendered July g. l's5 thaf c1 August =.
1esp. if+'F!aE cstzed g. certified abstract
Of ne JUDGMENT 10 bs recorded 10 ths
judgment record u Gtlrestua cu4niy
1hsl cn august -. isr5 Fortalue fled
wiz tho clftriet court petition Tor Nri-
OF error IN tac case - Tie court c, own
sppeaiF. gave bad for TIE Judgment In
more tASr 1uprle ihe amount perfeetsd
The wit Of e-->r OF Augast ed, lss3, and
STAYED execution
That tho .u1gmen, wa1 revere, ana
rerandee AlIn 10. 1856 ~ Tie court o.
civil nppeais
That sabssIurriiy Bierlng failed ana
refused 70 enter upon the judgment record
te TACT that the Judgment had brrn "a.
cste1 that The 3UGgncf; stauas 20 the
tiNat injury u The c--Ilt and grod name
o. TIE petitioner. who ha, been hInse.,d
asa prevented from selliug land OF vrhicb
De OWN numerous parcels or from unit
sng II ~ security.
ihst tbs existence and specsrsuc. n,
We judgment &, fsise and liselotr 49,,
peS4ieh and AZ Illegal hindrauce =, lie
sais or negotiation OF petitloner's la,sr
therefore be prsys for $4,000 DAMAGE.
ela cancellation Of abstract o, tiAgtnen,
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UNITED STATES cnr.nr

Augusta a. Thorn Ct 81 Y. Joh, u
broocits. Jr., e, al motion ". ]. b Moore
administrator. and AlonIo Ferrls et al a,
OF BENJAMIN rorris. for q now trial over.
ruled; defendant excerpts and Ia allowss
SIXTY days 10 file bin.
Grant K. Bennett wac admitted to nrac.
tice al the par and sworn in
JoDn {. Walker w. Manhattan Life In
surance company: application 10 diy,nis.
Denied and motion 10 consolidate alleged
william II. sinclair ys. Eliza Dayls 81 az =.
motion for new trial filed
In tho case OF c. c. Aiams Ct Al =,
John X. Lewis ct al the appeal has been
"ith1fa~n, the cause settled and the trio
70 the property vested IN g. C. and Martha
Adams II would seem that this ,ottlo-
iaeIt VIII materially aid in the building
OF the fortincations on Bolivar and oh.
riate the necessity OF condemnation rro.
eeedinss' II will also most probably on
able The Gulf aud Interstate railroad 10
proceed with the Improvement OF ia prny.
erty, which has been delayed on accoup,
OF tbs title 10 their right Of way on Boil
war being involved IN this SUIT.
W J. Cameron vs. X - Lord ct nj.
order requiring clerk TO forward all nlos
In the care 10 the clcrk OF the district
court NJ Brszoria county. 10 which the case
II rsmanded.
Court adjourned this evening for the
term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Prlfolo. Texas. March iG Clendan WIZ
erson. who shot R. A. Brown here several
weeks ago was rcarrested after Browns
death and had hearing before Justice
LookiLbill hero yesterday and was granted
bail ia the sum OF $500, which he gave.
The case Of |. NJ. Feailstono K son nj
this place VS.. the London * Liverpool ana
Globe Insurance companies for the sum o.
$4,000 was called in the district court al
Wafo Monday aud was compromised.
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Boys Suit Departm'

23s Boys Double Breas,e,, Won a
SUITS. worth 500, our price 3
Choice All Wool SUITS, tsfc
nlaie. ages from 6 to Is years
never sold for less than ~ ~
and $3.50: our entire line.
800 pairs Boys Knee Pans.rhsd.
OF the best woclcn material.
Jus1 the thing for school wear
wen worth Toe, oar price ......
30 dozen overaas, Blue Linen
made well. regular price 80.
our pflce observation-disclosures.
see our line Brown Duck Over.
ails. made with r.veted pock.
cts, well worth 75c a pair, our
p'iNe ''''..'... .'...,........s...s
See our Mems Blue Check Jumn,
ers at l9c, we'll worth. .......,.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
THE LATE JUDGE BAKER

Following are the resolutions o. u.
death % the late Judge Baker adopted il
the United States court,
Whereas, death has summoned FROM ou,
niids; Judge James A Baker. one o. Tbs
oldest and most distinguished members nj,
the ,eeel profession and Z member .: lis.
bar. therefore
Resolved. That IN thc death @, Judge
Baker lie legal profession AID TIE peoII,
OF Texas haYa sustained IL .rre.sra5ls
iOss
Thar ty long life Of honorable CO..
ouut ana The aoie lEnas@T.srt uf I'll la
professional duties and unaer. alfur.. ale
his courteous ana k-4dy cperse t9'ys rd
al VIII whom b. eaEse IN csatact. aul h.s
iG'tlt1 ana e usrt rti1us p@:.urc.pr . O.
Ri tre ~utiet ilclI.ssu. CT Ein Judge
Bar kay Wfl b. said . base accatu-
pllsnel career R.Lth e--tles hlu 20 re
considered rs a. f14m.z q, s-s iRp~
yer. su-ea ti'i1z1, Luit-- ssthar si.l
ir1eus cifIrrli % b. rza-2e5 AL .rr -
the So rlGf4l1 81 lis nos. gifted aal ua.is
Thai we tarler or ta-rtf.1i syia4a-LI,s
10 fls beitsFe- 4aasly 10 lLl1 t1.ir hs-s
q Etdlrl1n
That fhesc 7es0i1iior7 be entered ua,,
ths uiru,es g. ire rrclit aa4 aiT'-.ct
co.rs % tae lEHe8 States for ;ne Eastera
ciEtrir' q T-rts and filss $ Imre .tcraai
- lz rlaHi il lneDeTy g. jul- JGaJea a
Bake ard a cosy i1rqishel TIE family g..
or at.'ea-aa hrg-1ss a14 TREAD
= = Haie. Hu--Eesc-.
y r Na- T. r. Ewne
: a Terry. E r Hrashs1r
!. CaEr'es Huue. p 1Liaferra
q Galveston. o. i 1F'oz
Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Trinity. Texas, March 2O.-Mr J. W.
Petherem. chief engineer OF the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Of Texas. has been maxi
ing surveys and estimate OF cost OF putin;
ia track 10 the rock quarry on this division
preparatory 20 getting out a thousand cars
Of rock for the government fort at CAL
weston ard left for his Dallas headquarters
last night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Bryan. Texas. March 20.--In the district
court yesterday Frank Pinkard. charged
with murder, was convicted OF murder In
the first degree and given a life sentence
In the penitentiary.
Robert Johnson. charged with an assault
to rape. was given two years in the pen.
and Bob ballard was convicted OF an as
sault TO murder and given three years.
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1 will with pleasure let you know the re-
suit. Fraternally, William T. Bailey.
Baltimore, May IS, 1896.
Wells. Richardson Co.:
Gentlemen: It is impossible for me to
express tho emotions OF my heart on the
great good Mrs. Bailey and | have derived
from the use of Pane's celery compound.
| am new man. We have taken together
eight bottles. and l wish to continue It's
use. The people of my church are very kind
to the poor, and have given to some OF
the poor money with which to purchase
the medicine. You may use my name II
YOU wish and I will with pleasure answer
all communications sent me. believe the
remedy is the best in the world. Yours
very truly. William T. Bailey.
Pastor Curtis Bay Baptist Church.
n few weeks ago there was published a
testimonial of the great virtue of Paines
celery compound from Rev. Charles l..
THOMPSON. u. D.. LII. D.. the eminent
Presbyterian preacher OF New York City.
Rev. Or. Meek. editor Of the Central
Methodist, recently wrote an open letter,
telling that pane's celery compound had
worked remarkable cure in his case. And
last month the great temperance evangel-
list. Francis Murphy told the public how
iaine's celery compound had been a bless
ing in his family.
These are a few among thousands.
Every one knows conscientious, charlt-
able persons who are too busy, more often
TOO procraStlnating, to save their health
from going to pieces, and find 1t easier 10
help others than themselves Such per-
sons fill up the army of broken down bust
ness mon and sickly women.
Every one in this spring time needs to
purify the blood and regulate the nerves.
Garry homo today--not by and by--a bot
tie OF palne's celery compound. cure ner-
vousnoss neuralgia. and rheumatism this
spring. You can now put your health on
a sound basis by means OF Paincs celery
compound.
Charity should now begin at home At
tend TO your own health and that OF your
family
Paine's celery compound Is within the
reach OF every family whore there is
member afflicted by any stomach. liver or
kidney trouble. 1t cures permanently and
rapidv.
1t must be distinguished from all other
remedies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Valley View. Texas. March IA very
heavy rain fell here last night at o'clock.
The wind blew fran the northwest at a
fearful rate. Il lasted about thirty MIN
gies. Houses Were shaken up and dam
ar'd considerably. BARNS and fences were
blown down and q number Of telegraph
coles we're also blown down.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

taken quarters Al the Beach hotel with
purpose OF spending several Gays here
The PARTY o. Iowa and Illinois capitalists
that wcre IN La rorso yesterday - a spe.
ciai car and who have been inspecting the
country shereasoH; viii arrive here 10
morrow afternoon ana remain here unsA
that rich; az probably the next morning
Governor Iseety OF Nebraska and bis party,
who have been Visiting FH1 Arthur, arr
q $50 e.pceze5 here tasrc.Tog
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

81. 10, Texas, March ia terrific rain
STERN here Yesterday and last night. &C
c0mrauicd 1y some hail at this place. Re
oorts from the country tributary to this
place are that very heavy hail fell. break
ING window glasses and in some places
drifted d foot deem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
Pawnbrokcrs' Sale of unredccmc,
Pledges.

All pledges on which the time has ex-
pired will he sold at public auction to tn
highest bidder at our office. 306 Main street
March 20. at 10 a. m
Sweeney & Frcdericks
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Insane Negro Killed.

Terrell, Texas. March IA negrt
named Harris. patient. was killed by Nv,
other negro patients last Tuesday at III,
psylum. They made a combined attack OF
Harris and throwing him on the floor h
was stamped untll life was extinct bcfor,
help could be rendered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
Special No. 2

liz pieces beautiful Spring Cling
ham. in PLAID and Check, sold
everywhere for s l-3c and lUc.
We let them go at .....,.........
Check and Striped Cheviot. in
light and dark colors. Just tho
thing for boys waists, worth
15c. for observation-disclosures.
Calicoes m light spring patterns,
best quality, worth g., for.....
3 cases Domestic. blea he'd, ons
yard wide, no atarchet stun,
worth Sc yard, for.............
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Special No. 3
Null and LQWn Dress Goods.

The latest novelty, Lappctt
Null. in beautiful shades and
designs. sold elsewhere Is the
city a. soc. our price ...........
London Lappett Nun. in grand
patterns. worth &c. for.
Valencia Jaconet, in dainty col
ors. worth zoe. at....-...........
Colored Dinit.-ss, something nee.
sold in Main street stores Tor
Glac. our price ...................
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Buffalo Tex. March ls.-This place was
visited by 4 regular waierspout yesterday
evening about 5 O'Clock, which did great
damage to gardens and corn crops. Many
farmers say they viii be compelled 10 re-
plant their entire crop of corn.
The streams are all swollen and the
roads almost impossible today. Farm work
viii not begin again for week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
SANTA rr BUILDING.

The Texas Construction company toia.
o; a Euscon;rac; TO George r. Werner
Of this city for galvanized AID corrugated
iron. COPPER. tin, skyiieN; &nd rlassw Il
or the Santa Fo Jnioa ee7,o; ana ofacs
building. which is nov under v&v and rap
idly assuming sbapa Il IL thought TIE
building will be practically completed b
the 1st o. july.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
A Uors. Killed.

Cumby. Tex. March l9.-Qulte a storm
OF wind and rain passed over the city about
10 O'Clock last night. No damage was done
except 10 the residence OF Mr.. w. l.. Cox.
Cox's barn was torn to pieces by the wind
and horse killed. The storm camo from
the Southwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
Shoe Department

Your choice Of any pa4r 500
$3.50 and 800 KID Button
Shoes, the finest In the iand;Gt /
bear in mind. choice Of any st&lH
See our line of Children's Tan Al
Button Shoes at ...,.......... y
See our line of ChadrenS ghces,
Tan or Black, lace vel lid, Ia g
button or lace -. ,........... pie
Sea cur hle Of Chlldfsnb But a
ton Shoes ........D..a.".... "
Sc our lure OF Gents Carpet a,
Slippers ..........".. "
Sec our liile of Mems Patent n
Leather Pumps .............. =
Sec our line of Ladies House a
Shippers .........,............. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
Housc Turned Round.

Cain, Tex. March ia big storm
struck here last night. the wind-up of six
days and nights rain. The wind blew
I'll Turck's house around and stuck 1t on
end In the ground. No lives lost.
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pRospEcTOps.

good many homezeekers are finding
their way into tho Texas coast country
now and parties OF them are In Galveston
every week. There were quite a number
OF Ilinoisans hero today and they have
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10c
14C
121C
7tC
Corset Department.

Wa can hep you to Ccrsets OF the good
kind solely. that are shapely comfortable
and elegant. We have the standard. pop
ular makes, that show the4e goods is to
sell them pr1,npJly, and wise shoppers
do not wish to see eihese bargains go to
others. This; establishment stands for
household word wlth economtcal buyers,
par, ,cularly on Corsets.
l lot Of Diamond Coutil, with
Memo patent reinforcement
, bone bust. two steels, finished
off with double edged top. size
II to 30, regular price $l.25GG Ozo
Sl.5o, our pnce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OA ~
2 cases of six hook, extra long
waist COrlsets, pure whalebone
hll-ng. sold elsewhere at 75c ho~
and Sl.O0; our price .............. tOS
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Clothing Departs,

Just received fun line n.
summer. 1877. Prices dnuyn "a
Cnoice of our entire Ina !, ' ~
VIZ ana SIS Mems y s,, ~
straight and souara o st,,s
strictly all wool. hne3 W., va
iufrier satin. for ..,., WY
Beautiful dine of Mems Al, W.,
Sn3ts in light and dart 49, y
Wen worth 500, our pr.Ss. EN- !,
Tailor Made Mems PANS a.
KIND that usually SCH for az w.
ana si.OV, our price ="
Sec our line Mea's All wora
Tanis, In Gray. Black Az
Biue. well worth $g.7s, on 4 .
price ...............,,
See our line Mems All Wa,
Cheyiot Pants. would ba ch,sn =
at 500, our price .....,s..p j
See our line Mems Heavy woo,
en- Work Pants, made Of rood
tough material, csrecIally
adapted for the worx,nsmsr
would DO cheap at N.S. on,
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Special No. I
Wash Goods Department.

5 cases Victoria Lawn, worth
D cases Victoria Lawn, worth
l2l2c. for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 cases Victoria Lawn. worth
loo, for Observation-Disclosures.
4 cases Victoria Lawn, worth
Gc. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6 pieces extra fine. worth &c.
Tor ................... ..............
Large hne of White Dimities a
socks at low prices.
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Mems Shoes.

A good solid Leather shoe.....9 l.H
See our line sl.A and sl.A wusA ~
the money.
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pound has done her more good than all
OF the other medicine. She and | are to-
sether using Paine's celery compound. and
will with pleasure let you know the re-
suit. Fraternally. William T. Bailey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Our buyers are now in the East pick;n,
rare bargains at such prices never hear55 ~ soma
are now receiving these goods daily, and A. - w
going to give our customers the benefit -. W. !, an
low prices. The ready cash makes these r slss
as follows: 'nose pricN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
MillineryD Department

Gene and see our graIn
par',1n artist our price vii utsa
you. Below We will give you iexr
trimmed Hars. with SILK FiowefSz.M
Clinton, well worth $500. for...vs"
Trsnmed Hats, with SILK Lace
colored straw. well worth *d~'
THsnmed Hats, with silk Lace,
Jet trmmihgs,w swell worth H",A yV
for ................... ..s'ss''''ssS
Hats. with SIX Lace' n
Jet trimmings, very fine STRAW "
we'll worth $500. for ........'".T
We will guarantee to seh XIV
other millinery store win charge Wa~
See cur Sailors at l5c. nc, sc -
oil mad with SILK Satin BANGS ,ovsn l
the city. - rmhrd5sd1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-08
STRIKE OF MINERS
UNITED NINE WORKERS OF AMERICA
ARE CALLED OUT.
Dh"erences In the Matter Of the Adj
'usth'cnt of n Scale Of Wages
muse the Move - Miners Are
Warned Against the Use of Force
$4,000 Men Are Involved ~
Proposed Strikers,

Columbus, July 3.-A general strike
OF miners Of the United Mine Work
ere OF America has been ordered for
july by the national executive board,
whose headquarters is In this city,
anu also by the district presidents,
as the result of a meeting held here
June II, % and 26. The O ciai docu-
ment says:
10 the Mine Workers Of the Coun-
Try. Greeting-Fellow Miners: At the
Last annual convention of the United
Mine Workers Of America, held in the
city OF Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 1916,
1877, 1t was determined that the scale
OF prices should be advanced to the
following rates: Pennsylvania pitts
burg district, pick mining, go cents
per ton; Ohio, 60 cents per ton; In
diana tbituminousl. 60 cents per ton;
Illinois Grape Creek, % cents per
ION. Machine mining TO be paid three
nftES per ton of the price paid for pick
mining, except in Indiana (bitumin-
ouS). where the price shall be four
htths per ton of the price paid for
pick mining; other mining sections a
corresponding increase in price that
Will place them OF a relative basis. 1t
was further agreed that the time for
enforcement for the scale be left with
the national executive board and the
district presidents TO determine when
1t would be most opportune to put this
scale into effect.
The document then urges unanimity
and fidelity among the members.
The signs of the times" the paper
says, 'as pointed out by the press and
by the testimony of men yersed in
public affairs, are that business is re.
wing, that an upward tendency in
prices of all commodities is apparent.
In the general business revival and in
dustrial improvement which is ear
nestly proclaimed, we ought to share.
and If we do not attempt to share we
shall be false to ourselves and those
dependent upon us.
LET the watchword be-" says the
circular, mine workers are entitled TO
a fair days pay for a fair days work.
Local committees are directed to be
formed and to see that action is taken
ar once. The field is large and it will
be an impossibility for the national
and district officers t o attend to all
points, consequently local leaders are
urged to assume the responsibility and
authority for the successful consum-
nation Of our desires. To insure sue
cess great care should be exercised by
all that no breach of the peace occurs
at any time or place under any cir
cumstanceS.
The officers here say that 375,000
men are involved as proposed strikers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-08

Overflow From the Wires in q Com
densed Form.

ensed Form.
1t Is rumored that a airy dock is tc
be built at Old Superior, Wis.
The Bell Telephone company OF Mis-
souri, has increased its stock from
100000 to $1,000, 900.
Miss Anna Hegeman. niece and
ward of Chauncey NJ. Depew. will be
married in Paris on July s to Baron de
Brisson.
Frank l.. Campbell Of Ohio has been
appointed first assistant attorney of
the interior, vice Gen. b. Gardner OF
Kentucky.
At Canton. Ohio. Frank Conroy, the
wife murderer, has been sentenced TO
die at Dannemora during the week be-
ginning Aug. 6.
Alt Gordes, city treasurer Of Peoria,
ILL.,. and late president of the board
of commissioners of the Illinois and
Michigan canal, died suddenly of heart
disease.
Con Doyle of Chicago put out Jack
Crawford 0f Canada in two minutes
and a half of the second round before
the Queen City Athletic club at FL
mira, n. Y.
An important combination has been
formed by the principal transatlantic
steamship lines and the principal
Western railroad lines for the main
tenance OF through rates for steerage
passengers.
Thirty men narrowly escaped death
In the boiler room of the monitor
Puritan ut New York. The cause of
the accident was found TO be the
tlln-f1n. n,,t - ttna tnslarC nm fln for
ward starboarl side.
The Princess Troubetskoy (Amelie
Rives) has entirely recovered from he
nervous attack which Frustrated her
some time ago. She has recently re-
turned TO her home, Castle Hill, Va,
and is now hard at work upon IA new
novel which she hopes will surpass
anything she has eve attempted.
Secretary Sherman has changed the
title of the bureau Of statistics OF the
state department to that of bureau or
foreign commerce and has correspond
ingly changed the title of Frederic
Emory, the chief. 1t will prevent con-
fusion, as there are no less than three
bureaus known as statistical bureaus.
Olga Nethersole has served papers
upon Daniel and Charles Frohman at
New York in a suit for damages to
her professional reputation and u pro.
tential share Of the profits in the ADAM
doned London season. Nethersole
had a contract with the Frohmaps for
eight weeks in London this summer
at $500 per week and percentage OF
profits.
A number of prominent Irishmen or
San Francisco have decided to form
an organization to be called the Cen
tennial and Monument association,
the aims OF which will be to enable its
members and other Irishmen in San
Francisco and on the Pacific coast to
aid the celebration to be held in Ire
land next year in honor Of the patriots
and the cause of 1I9S.