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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-31

Buttercups, made daily, at ROY.
STEERS.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

One Of the best patented articles on
market. Two good counties left. A
money making business for good live
agent. Address B. and j.. Box 266,
Raleigh, N. G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

LAGRANGE, Texas. March THE revival
raee'iaes which have been conducted here
ios The rss, three weeks by Rev. John Z.
Green pastor o. the Methodist church. as
sisted BY Revs. J. ,. and r. V. Chlders
q, Hclston, closed last night. Great in
ieTes; has been manifested in the services
from The beginning and many souls have
ben Ecn for Christ. In all there were
ea5a; ihirtY-five conversions Fifteen
members were added 20 the Methodist
esurch here anl others Will apply for
reI1bersh!p in various churches repre-
scented here
The tso-s,ory house belonging 10 j.
sioeAr. which Wss burned here on March
y, viii te rebuilt very shortly l. G.
Aauer A CO. have agreed TO furnish the
ssfzher for the building at actual cost
and several locai carpenters VIII work a
few days OF the building gratis. Nj
stcears house hsd only been completed 4
few days Ard he had only been living in
il three days when the fire broke out.
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The pcaaity FOR swcaring falsely and said
he had not been instructed by any occ a.
to what he was TO swear to
Sarah Rc~s, daughter OF Decreased. tcs-
tifed as 70 threats made by defendant
against her father.
The evidence Is not all 10 We; and the
case win probably reach far into the night
and Probably nc: he decided before toner
row.
4 few days since PARTY Of yonns folks
came M from Hampstead To Chappeii Hiu
to visit Mrs. Ed WiilhurS, daughter Of Dy,
J N. Nelson. Amcas the PARTY were Mr..
John BlasinSame Of Hampstead and Miss
Lillian White Of Hc, SPRINGS. Ark, who,
With her mother, had reca visiting friends
al Homestead. Monday Afternoon al the
Residence c T,r. J. NJ. Nelson. in the
presence az only a few friends ~ the con-
tracing parties, they were married. Rev.
Or. Hammond officiating, The happy
ccurlc returned t. Hampstead Tuesday as-
tcrno0n 20 receive parental blessings.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Steamer Cuban. to Take Dat Cattle.
Has Arrived 10 Fort.
SHIPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL KIND.
rnarter Amendments 60 Re Taken
up-BaGGins MIL strikc-Chtna-
man 10 He Dcpcrtcd.

Galveston, Texas. March ?t.-The long
looked for stsSyner Cuban Of the West In
dia and Pacific steamship Company that
has been reported due for two or three
weeks arrived this morning with 1909 tons
Of cargo en- route TO England and eleven
cabin passengers. Interest attached TO the
arrival Of the Cuban hy mason OF the fact
that she Is the vessel engaged to take the
shipment of cattle to Livercooi which MT.
Gould is making as a sort o. experiment
This shlpmen; COMPRISES sce head recently
purchased in the Indian Territory for export
and Mir. Gould, in COMPANY with Nj.
Simpson Of the Fort Worth Stock yards.
came here recently 10 engage FRsSsAse ios
the cattle i. satisfactory rate could he
Obtained through this port The steamer
Cuban Was said at the time 10 BE The only
vessel available for the purpose Of the
shipment. The Cuban has no permanent
fittings for the carrying OF live stock. bat
Captain Berthe saws thcy can lie put n IN
two OF three days. and rs soon as the
cattle arrive thcy will ne hustled N board
and The shin Will hc ready to sail very
shorty iAfraaf;er There viii he : COCA
many people "a the wbarves 10 see The
process 81 loading cattle IN large numbers
or an ocean steamer. IS u vill be soEise-
VIA. novel chi here.
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ground is quite dry and the dust becoming
disagreeable.
Calvert Texas. March 24.--The farmer.
Of this vicinity have had almost perfect
weather this season and the ground and
crops are In us fine condition as could
possibly be. There was a heavy frost last
night. but so far very little damage has
been done.
Alvin. Texas. March 24.--There was
very light frost last night but 1t was sui :
hcient to damage great many beans and
cucumbers. being grown for market. There
are thousands OF tomato plants out in the
fleids. but 1t Is thought they are not dam
AGED.
Rogers. Texas. March 24.-Frost hero
last night Ground is still wet from recent
rains. The farmers fear most OF their
corn is killed for good Most all killed TO
ground. Gardens all suffered more or less,
Don't think fruit crop Is damaged.
Wharton. Texas. March 2i.--The cold
wave yesterday terminated In a heavy
frost that covered everything this morn
ing. II has now moderated considerably
Unless another frost comes tonight, no
harm will result to vegetation.
Louise. Texas. March 24.-The cool waye
which passed over yesterday and last night
lett some frost this morning. which did
slight damage to gardens and fruit trees
wac vory i,,,,a -, ', 'm.''e" niuen as thsre
' Va ~ 'P'
foil har, i,s, ii. va, w Mining frost
ho ra,is,,ns - Ta , VIII nave TO
ground hw, ~, ."., h,i'eu GOWN 10 the
gro,v a., a,,a rn 'is say IL VIII soon
or ,bo a.. - '''"n pian'ins 'ne order
co,, r., -,
frost here this morning not enough IN
ne - =. VI. 49,. VI Ups vi any hinn' Farmers
.a .nI'usn P'ah'iiis corn. me
could wish for '""' A"' 'neiS
c., c.. NJ
49, sao|' 20. "a,cn E'.-h mortimer
80 W ms. "is", anu ,his morning was
f"'s Voiu WIN 'ttle ice ana sun coin
ice will be formed tonisht tb,n ,ar, r,ah,
-. -,
~ ,' aise' i.Aas' March -. mere was
uays 'los. heIe iast hieh'' "h,ch oe
s'"sSu great many garnens to'aiiy, pul
crop in mis- snciion is seriouslv damased
no, c,u r.. ~, o., -
80, a' sspi .Aas' saIch - h,;lihs
80. ..ost i,'i nee inse n'sn' witch wiz uo
Weatbor 80, "a A., "a tar,,,,rs 80
rlainirg or noeding more rain
p.,.,. ~, -, -,
neieia', eAaS. Maion 90 coiu hoi III :
Is almost cold cnomeb Sor srnst Tho nro.
tracted droutb continues and farming oner-
atIons arc al stapdstiII
=
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made the frc and burned his sisters big
cn,tsrAnt chest, he thea decided TO burn
the ocdy.
Il picked ur a pillow that had been I'M
der her head and set my hand covered with
blood. II made me sick. threw the pillow
into the FIRE and thea the body. and MS
did 50 tainted. | don, know how long
l WAS unconscious. but whcn awoke was
vet with rcrspiratson and 50 weak could
stsrccly stand. l was toe weak TO move
her trunk 10 the fire to burn IL. end LETT
IL in the wagon until nearly home, where
threw 1t OF and burned IL in brush
heap the rcxi day. When the body was
toari on Thursday l knew would he sus-
reeied and decided TO leave. | went 10
nv wife and told her had 10 leave. and
that She would learn what for soon enough,
tut tas; was innocent. and that would
write to her under her maiden name, Marie
RiHhn. then started over 10 see Dr.
Brewer. but met William Bynum. negro,
and he told me Or Brewer had turned
aSains, me and Rad better leave the coun-
try. / went 10 Temrloman bottom. shaved
OF NV beard with shoe knife and started
TO Clay station, but made a mistake aud
went TO SoinerNilic. reaching there Satur-
day ntsht. got supper at hotel there
and started 10 Caldwell. but took the wrong
track and went back 10 Clay station on
the Navasots branch read | walked from
there 10 Bryan. and on Monday. october 70.
! boarded 4 train there and reached Dallas
that night Thursday read accounts OF
the finding Of my sisters body and the
information that / was wanted for murder.
| bought an emigraRt ticket to San Fran
cisco and Tuesday at D p III. started for
that place. | reached there Sunday and
STAYED there until November I. when
went TO Mana, where had formerly lived.
| went In work for Daniel keis. who keeps
large shoe store and save him my name
as john Frey. but was known to a num-
her Of my old acquaiutances there as Chas.
kusadt | sent my first letter in book
20 NV wife by her maiden name, directed
10 Washington. but told her tina, my next
would be directed TO Navasota to Emil
NAuenfeldt and this Is the letter that was
nterceptcd and furnished the clew that led
to my ARREST.
Messrs. Letzerich & Fielder Of this city
have been employed by kuEadts wife TO
defend him. and District Attorney w. r.
MAYNARD and County Attorney j. Y. Blu
chanan will represent the State.
\ number of witnesses from Navasota
and the east end OF the county have been
summoned and great interest in the case
is manifested.
One Of the features Of the case Is that Of
the many who visited kugadt al the iail
after his return. there was scarcely one
among them that did not express some
sympathy for his condition after their re-
turn. and so universal has this been that
It has often been a suhjec. Of comment on
the streets.
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FILED DEED OF TRUST.
JOHN r. DICKSON OF pARIs, CLOTH
ING, FORCED TO ASSIGN.
Preferences for Tvcptythrcc Thou-
sand Doltnrs-Writ of Scaucstra-
ton Sued Out by Shoe Company.

Paris, Texas. March 24.--At o'clock this
morning John T Dickson. one Of the lead
ing merchants of this city, and the only
exclusive clothing dealer in the city. con-
veyed all OF his stock to o. c. Connor Under
deed Of trust for the benefit Of the fol-
lowing creditors:
Glass A-Burdett & Conner. SEQ: H. "A
Claim & Co, $500; Hnrgadne McKinle,k.
VIZ Farmers and Merchants bank. note
with o. c. Conner and 5. w Dickson sure
ties, S250o, Q. c. Connorl $3.50: j. K. Dick
son. Sl50; Edwin Moore, S35: Matte Dick
son $50; 7. P Williams, S1oe. Mrs. Emma
Pierson. s35.
Glass B-City National bank. note with
u. ~ Kelly surety, 1854 John B. stetson,
SSaNi Pearl Conner Dickson. $500.
Glass ca. Mclaughlin. note. sl2p0:
Brown Shoe company $3.50
Class p-Wrenker & We'll, note s3s5
Farmers and Merchants bank 5000. Az
Beniamin & Col $500; J. Whitehall & Son
$3.50.
Totals-class a. ssl22: class n. ss5i2:
class c, $685. class D. S7iS5; total. s2S.-
-
The trustee is instructed to sell the stock
as customary in such cases and pay each
class in full according 10 rank, proratng
the next lower class II necessary.
M l'lchSpu WAS stOchUOller IN tne
Farmers and Merchants bank and the
collapse Of that institution yesterday was
to some extent responsible for his failure.
The value Of the stock OF goods is not
made public, but it is reasonable 20 sup
pose, IN view OF the big line he carries,
that it viii cover the preferences. Later
in the day the Brown Shoe company of
ST Louis sued out writ OF representation
against John + Dickson and o. c. Con-
nor TO get possession OF a certain invoice
Of shoes valued at s7S0.i5. The petition
alleges that the goods We're bought to be
raid for on delivery and that the debt is
due and unpaid.
The failure Of Mr.. Dickson caused some
nervousness for A time and few dapos-
itors drew their money out OF the banks.
but most people became treasured when
they understood the situation and a better
feeling prevails tonight as the banks have
demonstrated their ability TO meet every
demand
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nI.ANrnrR,s WIFE
Tells of Her Marriage 20 Him and
Leaving Him.

Dallas. Texas. March g4-The wife Of J.
E BlAntAer, alias \. n FERRIES charged
with numbering Mrs philozaeaa L1ngfeldt
in san Francisco. and who sutciaca last
Monday in Meridian. Texas. jail is living
in Dallss
she loarne. yesterday Q. the arrest @.
her husband zpd today o, his suicide. ln-
te7viewed ioaisht she said
4 arsi met Blan,her st my parents
home in TexAfs&na. Arb. in 1854 lie had
shorty before arrived from Austria the
c'aafTy q his birth He went under The
name * a n Forbes but be explained 10
me ias; be lad taken that name because
D. had trouble with his parents There was
something ahoui Rs manner that made me
sslsFitacas ! became Infatuated with him
and slcpc1 with him TO Little Rock. where
a. we're married. My true name was
Anae Warner. but he persuaded NE 20
nAr-y h.rl under The nAule Of Agnes Cam
e-or- We wenl - Europe, staying there
uuiil the spring q 1925. From London va
returned to New YORK and after travelling
through ihe East and Florida my husband
got iato i-ouoie With an implement COM
,.Aay ia AsisuiA, Ga, and led, leaving me
nl1nos; 3ssuta;s.
= next heard q Rim In San Francisco
iat -a4 -N4 q l-ir 10 Ep 10 NAAENFl IN
Nav. ls-t, BE arrived 81 Knoxville. Tenn
v hsra WAS staying. There be Informed
ne We bad IA borrow $50 from ny mother
u Tcra-ks1s- He iaid the he did not sAsh
to remain ~ railroad towns bur wanted
so - 70 sorae small place IN Texas and get
cfrrlcyEnen, He heard q a public
scanol a. Valley Mills needing an assistant
iaache- He sol the school as teacher with
-uo assistant felt from his manner that
ihs-e waS something bearing on hts mind.
tut be wocld not tell ne what II was. One
Gar / Get hold ~ s le,;er whlch convinced
ne Rat Re had deceived me about our
rarr.aEe that be had months before mar.
ri . New YORK woman named Agnes
Cameron. We quarreled and len him
crr,' 10 Dallas intending 10 enter suit
i.r a-lar.en
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CITATION.
(No. 2os7l)

Il
ne STATE OF Texas, to the sheriff d !.
constable OF Harris county, CretIr,
You are hereby commanded Ia rs-.
b. ciulla by making publication 81 N, Z
tation once in each week for four ,w,s.
slve weeks previous to the return day ".
OF, IN some newspaper published i, M,
county, II there be newspaper puhl,Aa |
therein, but If not. then in any newman,
publish I'd in the Eleventh judicial Ds,rs.
but II there be no newspaper publl,kM
said judicial district. then in hev,a,s
published in the nearest district IA ~
Eleventh Judicial District. 10 appear Al h
next regular term Of the dis,ric, court 4 |
Harris county. to be holden a, ID, txa
house thereof in Houston, on the ar, M.
day in April a. H. 1881. the same being N
9th day of April. 4. d. 1881, then and ,ssa
TO answer a petition filed Ia said cour,
the Sth day of March. A. d. 1891, IN I OH
numbered on the docket Of said court IA
2097l. wherein VIC. Boring Is pliinsif NJ
b. Ciulla is defendant, said petition slkg.
ing that on the first day Of January, 4 D.
1895. plaintiff was lawfully sei,ed md ~.
sessed OF the tract Of land hereinafter h
scribed. situated in Harris county. NJ
holding the same in fee simple; that stA
fee simple title to said land vested ID phia.
tin at the date OF the death d the mother d
plaintiff. he being her only child and her,
and at her death she owned the la1l htr-
in sued for as part OF her community u.
terest in the common pro34ff q hefpeh
and her usband. the faihw n pliihtil
and that on the first day 81 linaify. lss'.
the defendant entered upnn Md premises
and elected plaintiff thereiScn, snd sn'ss'
fully withholds from plaintiff he pssa.
sion thereof to his damage I'VE nuna,u
dollars; the premises so entered llol "
scribed as follows. to-wit: Ths unal,ias.
one hal, OF loIr and :, and one,ash =
3, adjoining lot 2. In block 81 "
of the Seneschal addition on ths tou.a "
of Buffalo bayou. in the city n0,'r'A
said lots /, ? and half OF :. having W
age of one hundred and tweniy-nye -
Andrews street and one hundred ica \.
Frederick street. anl being a'ui'ea " :
Fourth ward, soutl OF said Guy. n.
Where, ore plaintiff prays for luokII,
for the restitution Of tie above aessiYs
premises, and for partition o. ss,' "a \
Of land equally between pialusln, a "a I
PENDANT, and for damages aio'esA'0 A
costs OF suit. ,.,o-e Il
Herein fail not LAT have os,S ~
court. at it's aforesaid rex Iesa,a ~
his writ. with your sturn 'g 4 ..ms
inc how Won have executed me sam my. 4
'S witness. j. R. Williams. CLERK o. VIC z
trict court OF Harris county; -. ,s., a Il
Given under my hand and me ,s,s ssI ~ il
day Of March, A. d. iss,; WILLIAM
Clerk District Court. Harris go
BY Se r. n, order this writ pasi s,.a, Z
Houston Daily Post as wi,nin rSp,cHsO&
p ~ u CRANK. JR., Deputy.
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Sabine Pass, Texas. March 22.-The
seaeezer Anua, CAPTAIN Chase. arrived
saturday from Mobile 20 load ties for
Feero Bsrries.
The Sao.ue Land and Improvement conf
pary have LEI contract for grading a
ssreei froa Broadway through the town to
coaLect el,A street in their aew addi-
uon- Thsy are nov getting Up plans for
4 fc-ty-rcorn hoisi building and the con
iract for p viii Re lst TO the near future.
Aessrs- Charles Clarke * Co. who have
contract from this company for dredging
out ship and drainage canals, now have
no fTs1ges a. woFk aud expect another
c-se n to3sy.
There are Two large steamers due now
20 load lember and timber for Euro1e
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Grnnbury GIeaning..

Granbury. Texas, March 23.--District
court begins here today. Already great
many OF our county people are here to at
tend.
Yesterday was missionary day with the
Methodist church. The pastor preaching on
the subject AT II n. m. the Junior League
having missionary mass meeting at
y m. and the Senior League taking the
evening hour. also holding a missionary
mass meeting. All the services were we'll
attended aud very interesting and resulted
In cash almost 10 the entire assessment for
foreign missions al this church. which
seemed to make Pastor c. 4. Evans very
happy
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BRENNAN
Hermann >ehimE-f on Trial for
Murder af right Ross

aNfhAh >fhiEuEa-t on Trial for
Murder af Wright Ross
Brs.hk1a, Texas March = The cz.e &
the SiA,s VS.. E5rrnEa sehinnrass, CHARGED
VIII ths zuraev o. WrsEA, Rass. Is o. ira!
sEsasy II me e4sz-srs sosr.
Tae .@ry Vas completed sboGt % selack
his s1lorutEg.
Huesoa E-oss. The o.ly eys-v.taess iest.-
Zee as follows
He-nEan scrlnrsi ksiles zly la,her.
NrlEet Esss- J fx~ IL He Was killed
vaalf Ns N1ece gong home hc acre
nearly hone. sGs ID ihe p.arc2 WIKI sny
fsthe- Ne wAf sitiiag o. RI. risHt hand
ftos e ihs seat and ! Va si-fiug h h.n o.
the left ! tAW Hermann S-a .rlratl sittlrz
behind tuE1 ia 4tfls drifc ; saw h.n
raise 50 Re Hss AbQui rweuty-1ye text
from TIE wzxcn He had sAufsun. saa
fcsA barrels. !, vas just ztcut good dusk.
but sEs liga. en94rt IA see I ssw Schiu-
z1ei's white hal AID black coat have
known BsrUEal ScEsinia,l sines l vas !.
years old We l.Ve1 on the sasae plzce
an Dow 70 years OBI have seen He--
mann &bouz 1000 lines know {. was
Ber-ssrn VITO SHOT ny father. ] knos IL
positi~s7r Here ,Ae Stare asked n'ituesz
what be said al tine q the shooting.
De,ense ot5ee,e5 ard objection ssstEircdS
Sshsnnel s1os twice, papa azllooe1 ana
fell across KY lap or THE seat. The horses
ran aEsr. 7 fell backward in TIE gagna-
The horses ren kane. tHers the wlfness
idertlfied defeadsui-i Pays died very sooa
after be rot home. he only told Is good
bye
on cross-e1ArninAiinr be said he knew
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cHARrER AMrYnMFNTs.

7 GslbougA. representative in the ies-
sslkture from this county, was in the city
todss % a flyins visit ana reported that the
Galveston city charter amendments viii
cone hs.sNre re house next Saturday. when
he thinks they viii 80 through All rirht.
There is enc 81 the Amendments haWtfc-.
tina; rcqui-ius ne oiiy railroad to furnish
transfer hcksts tr patrons 81 L. l.ne rid
ins over gwn different branches. which viii
ncs -zoef the approval % tie caiauaittc
whoa rc7or1s thsrn 10 the house AID tbs;
Will Qp< he fhke. NJ
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Satc, Prom ,I,ef

Aiie,. Texas. March 23.--TAls place is
improving rtght slcnr- C. J. Bason has
f'at u2 firsi-class blacksmith shop and
Is no~ al ark on the gin. Work is pro-
crossing nicely aid The kin viii be ready
foT tie earliest picking Of The fleecy staple
Or. Mases has his store about completed
AID Sili soon open up general Inerchan-
disc business.
Farmers are pretty well W with their
wogS- Cardcus aolns well. while straw
berries haze been rlpea.ns for TWO weeks.
frosgeciork continue 10 visit US aud ali
are Neii PLEASED.
Tie scnool Z IN . prosrerots condiilnn
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Palestine. Texas, AA'sA n v,sHa
meeting of Palestine camp . Mo, ~ The N.
confedera,e Veterans. held ,0s ~ he ear.
LTn were elected officers ~ Isss 80 ID
ing year: Captain. r.. N, ~, Ss' isieusslst
lieutenant. r. NJ. Jones; ,, sec0,a +. d
T a. or %diutant. Julian p rs .ISsp' ] 4
s mcKnirht officer Of the day. A. ,o s s s
f e, r.. Kersh: surgeon. DR.; T. r,, y. '
assistant oHs bnsrea dollars was ordered r ,,su,
TO headquarters. ihis os n,ra
10 LEM Davis monument iunN.
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BLANTHER LAID AWAY.
MS Personal EFFECTS SENT TO
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Ntanthcr Living In Datias-Tciis
of Her Marriage and Subsequent
Separation From Blanthcr.

Meridian. Texas, March .i--'rhe body o.
Josef Blaniher was today laid to rest in
the cemetery here with no; mourner TO
shed tear over the remains Of one who
at the outset Of life seemed destined to he
enc Of the sreatest Of Ausirias generals.
His personal effects were sent TO san
Francisco. where more may be Known Of
his family.
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AZ HErg WANTED.

Chief o; Doline joaes has received let
ts- u which thc tollgn51e is i COPY:
CHEZ - Folicf. Cxlvss;uz.
Eaasiora Va March i--Wll Y2a phase
srrr~1icAic sna r;-a ru1 % Thomas Boyie s.
II war c,r He = Hbsui " wears q hss
Er icfj hoiat twelve wears aro. and. his
sxses- hclus desc BE- rs waited bore o. ac-
coars x some Ffrops;ty. Respectfully,
Ms Coleman
81 Lincoln Ave-us~
The utfioss-s sEy they Euov nothing @,
srcf l. ysrsan.
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.

Herbert Wilson. attorney. OF Houston,
is in the city.
C. Coffee ESQ, Of Miami. Roberts coun-
~. is in the city today on business.
The attorney general today approved a
$3.50 900 issue OF Galveston county court
house and Jail bonds.
The Llano Lumber company OF Llano
county filed a charter today with the Sec
rotary Of state. Capital stock s25 900. In
generators; j. /. Campbell, !. l.. Camp
bell and William Matthews.
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rsr51NC m. vrrrFr

T'ntre q u7'sa-s -eV i- 80 aarsiaS r.fli
rrTsee t.tlRiio1- TAe striking e1plogss age
Rl2a ae y io7zuirg a ~aio., Au8 20 estsu
has yse .'S1 lI.G4e &c 7ssrzte lie r-lil. See-
reisr9 -'lzls -nls sfle-s11z sad . a Post
Inial IhfF tt3l slre ,.lt Ire rre~aif.-ss
seEo1 nv r. z9es4xses Tbs ald Of tna 20
Ice hGs nos sesa invoked. s1ceps % tie
first DAP.
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rts'usy Vnitet States Marshal + : Do
rHaEf ARRIVED be-e Inst aisAi tro-a Hous,oa
VII r luHz. 8 C.. luG-nNz- vh,o IA. hf-aa
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Molten for Change of yc.uc.

Richmond. Texas. March GA motion
for change Of venue in the Albert SOM
merville case will be called In the morning.
large number of citizens have been
summoned.
The Brasos river is falling rapidly. As
the river Was very low the present rise
did not amount 70 anything.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Proud OF MIR. curri.op.

Tenaha' Texas. March 22.-Tensha and
all OF old Shelby" is proud OF the record
that the Hon. Smith Garrison is making
for himself and his constituents at Aus
tin. His suggested candidacy for State
treasurer next year meets the approval OF
every one here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Another Maidstone.
To the EdItor AZ Ths Posl.

To the Editor of The Post:
Bobbin, Montgomery Co., Texas. March
81 noticed In last weeks paper in
qu'ries made for maidstone. I have one
for a great many y.ars. which has been
appled with success many time II need
ct. VIII he willing TO loan or dispose Of
same. % helm the sufferers. Yours re-
spoctfnlly. Or. Y. Harrison.