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METEOROLOGICAL.

JoSEPH-Corpus Christi Texas. Febru
airy 22.-Today Mrs. Il. Joseph one OF the
oldest citizen. Of this city, died.
TURNER Troupe, Texas. February 81. -
Professor e. =. Turner. commercial teacher
OF the Summer Hill college. died TODAY az.
ter only few days sickness.
QUAITS-McKinney Texas, February %
W. b. Quaits. telegraph operator, die,
here today, He had been stopping al a ho.
tel here for about six weeks, having com,
hero from Deniscn. His people live in In
diana.
LEoNARD-Bryan. Texas. February %
Mr., J u. Leonard, an old citizen of Brva,
died here at o'clock yesterday afternoon
tie leaves no family, his wife having died
several years ago. He was laid 10 rest IN
The city cemetery at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. A-'' ~
JuLlAN-Conmerce Texas, February %
Jamts d. Julian Familiarity known az In
clio Jimmy Julian. died this morning wb,,s
at the breakfast table from a s,ie,re ~,
anopieSy. lie had just sat down 10 cat
He was u years cid and had been living w.
this community for more than twentr ~,
years. He was never married
DoNNEl.Lf-Texarka Ark. Fshr,,r.
.S.-A telegram received here this mornin,
from United States Consul G. d. Fitzsim'
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yisanr friend. and a,,endrs 10 business

L
here yesterday.
John c. Underwood OF columbsa had
business N Houston yesterday.
Charles l. vsn Nos,tand OF LA0range
was Houston guest yesterday.
C. l.. Walker was a guest IN the city
yesterday. He - from Ere, Pa
w C. Rsch.e was 81, Louis repre-
sentative Visiting Houston yesterday.
r. r. Snaalwocd and John Aldehor
were Dallas cihzons in Houssca yesterday.
sstyeli Harrse ami wife 81 Dallas were Il,
che city yesterday registered at the Law
lor.
J. y. Mcknight and wife OF Victoria are
a. the Lawlor for short visit 10 Hous-
ton.
r. W. HOFFMAN and O. C. Mead were
New Workers on business In the city yes
to-day
Captain W. V. r. watson ard wife left
Yes erisy OF tire Fay Shore line for Gal
weston.
Charles p. Lauber, OF Grand RAPIDS.
Msch.. was among the Lone Stars here
Yesterday
Captain ]. l.. Ronncy arrived In the city
yesterday from his plantation on the CO.
lumMa Eep.
W. l.. Harper and {. NJ. Elder OF Ems
~ among interior Texas visitors mere
yesterday.
IA the c.ty vis-ung her friend, Mrs. Phlllp
II Fail -er Fsnaia street.
Nrs. q. l.. Brown Is entertaining her
SISTER, Mrs. j. ". Cunningham of Pales-
tine. for week or Two.
H. H. MoDlu. who has been here for
some time, mas returned to MS Old noine
place. Birm-fs ham. A.a-
III kian has returned from New York
ana says nothing newer on the market
than MS new spring stock
Air and Mrs. y. H. Partridge OF Colo
r1dU SpenEs, Colo. were elj0y4ng The
warmth OF spring here yesteI day.
EX-Sovernor II. Austin Of Minnesota IS
here from NJ naeapolis on a psospec ting
llut a-4. 4s d. uss. AZ tne Bristol.
iieusy Gre avail. manager Of the Texas
thaa reN circuit arrived q me c..y yes
t.rday and lrtt oves the Santa re Tor Gal
weston.
" - Marie O'Co1nor of Victoria was at
the Lawlur Yesterday su route TO New Or
4c. puipan.cA b. ae9 bfoiher.
Martin O'C0nncr.
Joseph w Wall G. Quincy. H. "a en-
joy.ug the oaimy weather Of south Texas.
" *. Morrow Of Sugarian4 was here on
business yesterday.
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Personal MENTION.

yesterday ''N"''"''
r, NJ Brown OF Wharton was In III,
oily yesterday.
~ $ Yocnm Of paaas was with friend,
II. J. Cole Of 81. Louis was Dong bus j..
noes here yesterday.
G. L. Walker OF Ere. Pa. was he-o
yesterday on business.
IKE Meyer Of Galveston was amoaa
Houstonians Yesterday.
II; G.. Wilson OF Washington, ID. C.. q
registered at the Bristol -
James p Adair OF Chicago was n CUES,
81 tho Capitol yesterday.
s Smith OF san Anton o was among the
Texas visitors here yesterday.
A, Devereux OF Decatur Texas. was N
guest in Houston yesterday.
ii II. Lyle OF Brooklyn was greeted by
acquan;ances here yesterday.
s5f,or WI e Of chicago was among
acqua.ntanoes here Yesterday.
r. II Wade of Wootan Wells made the
city business visit yesterday
J. w. Johnson OF Columbia. Texas. was
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mons at Monterey, Mexico announced the
death at that place OF Colonel Ed c. Don.
nelly of this city. Deceased had been In
bad health for the past year and went To
Mexico to seek improvement about three
months ago. He was one OF the most prom
inent and wealthlest citizens and a pioneer
settler having cast his lot here in 1873.
The remains will be taken to Auburn. NJ
y, for interment.
lNFANT-Wharton, Texas, February 50.
Died. after short Illness, the infant son oi
MI. and Mrs w. II. Hail.
ADAMS-Wharton. Texas. February "a
!lied this morning Of congestion Wilbur,
the 3-year- old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hope
Adams The beautiful promising little
iaa mas been very i'll for several days. ana
all that skillful physicians could do has
been done to save his life. The funeral
took place from the family residence tails
evening
LAWRENCE-Cedar Bayou, Texas, Feb
ruary 23.-Edmond j. Lawrence died at his
residence at this place Sunday night. aged
81 years. Mr.. Lawrence was born and
raised In Chambers county and was a
prominent stock man of that county until
ten years ago. when he was stricken down
with complicated disease which his ply.
sicians pronounced incurable. He leaves a
wlie and three children, besides a host OF
friends. 10 mourn his less. Interment oc-
CURED at the Mascnic cemetery at 80 u.
m. Tuesday.
ARMsTRoNG-Bryan. Texas, February
23.-Colonel 7. Z. Armstrong OF this city
died at uvalde last night, where he has
heen for some time for the benefit OF his
health Colonel Armstrong was SC years of
age was born at Wheelock, near here, In
Robertson county, and was raised and lived
IN this immediate section all his life. He
was one OF the wealthlest men OF the coun-
~ and owned large realty in Dallas. where
ne has partly lived for the past two or
three years. lie was a knight Templar.
and the remains viii be buried here by
the Masonic order. lie leaves wife an,
four children.
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DEATH PENALTY ASSESSED.
Verdict of the Jury in the Ed In.
derWoOd Robbery Case.
Ten YEARS FOR JOSEPH BURGER
Scenes In the Court Roe m-PrO-
ceedings in Other Courts.

The battle between counsel for the State
and the defendants. Ed Underwood and Joe
Burger, was concluded during the forenoon
yesterday and the case given TO the jury
after arguments by Attorneys Bree ling aud
Williams for Underwood and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Gibson for the State. At
;orneys Gilaspie for the State. Bro * nan
for Underwood and Mcdaniel for ,urgn.'
had addressed the jury during the evening
before. The jurors We're instructed BY Jul igc
Gavin aud sent to the deliberation room.
b. They were out until late during the after
noon session, when verdict was return !
that Underw BOD was guilty and that his
punishment be- death, aud that Burger was
guilty by plea and that his punishment be
ten years in the penitcntiary.
Tho court room was filled with anxious
people, who felt surprised at the capital
punishment assessed for the crime of rob
berry with a deadly weapon. Underwood
smiled as unconcerned as anyone could be.
and seemed careless, botraying a mental
feeling that the verdict was excessive in
the light OF previous findings OF jurors
Burger was dcmure and had look OF ION =
iemplated confinement depicted in his face
The other cases against these defendants
were nolle prosecuted and similar action
VIII he taken in the case OF Otto today
The crime charged was committed on the
night OF November o. 1895, when, as alleged
Underwood and Burger entered the store
OF Mr. aud Mrs. Sacks and nv using 1eodlv
weapons, robbed them of few dollars in
cash. 1t is probable that this is tho first
capital conviction in the State under the
new law in cases of robbery when deadly
weapons were used, and II is certainly the
hrst one in Harris county.
Other cases we're consi iered MS follows:
Thomas Mclnerny. occupation license;
nolle pros for insutfciency of evidence.
\ case against Adelburser was also mol
pressed.
The cases OF Jacob and Frank Brier. r.
Schultz and Colonel Johnson were con-
tluued.
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At the Opcrn mousc,

engagement last evening at tho opera
house with Mr.. Whytals romantic play
For Fair Virginia" The audience, as IN
tho preceding evening. appeared to enjoy
tho excellent work OF tho various memoirs
Of tho east There was also fairly NJ.
tended matinee In the afternoon
The next event at the opera house will
be the appearance tomorrow, Friday. night
OF Miss Ellen Beach Yaw. complimentary
10 the Houston Quartette club. This
phenomenal singer will undoubtedly draw
a crowded house
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CATHODE IL ANS.
, DuII.t Discovered hut VIII lie
fIurd to ENtrirnt".

Reference YVES made i'll The Post the
oihcr day Of late experiments with cathode
rays particularly in the cnse OF Mrs
schafor at Brunrer. who has bullet IN
tor foot. ard Of certain test that was to
he made the following day by physicians
10 locate the bullet and extract it from the
injured member Of the body. This expert
laent was successful as far "a tho N-rays
zero concerned aud the lead m missile was
located IN the rear portion OF the foot be-
tween the iarsal and nbula bones. The OPP
Grafton ~ removal Of the bullet was at
rn-ptod hut II was found to be 80 tightly
wcdgcd between the heel bone and one NJ
the main bones extending from the knee
that the doctors abandoned their course,
snd II g. said they are Of the opinion that
half the foot Will have 10 be amputated.
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Mamie j. Hunter VS.. David L. II. Hunt
er; Jury being unable to agree are dis
charged and mis,ral entered.
l.. Housman VS.. John Moran ct al; leave
to defendant to withdraw jury fec.
John Lee Burre;l by friend, VS.. Mary ]
Burroll ct al, Judgment for partition o.
land ~ agreement as per decree OIL fiji
and leave to defendant to Ale first amended
original answer
lohn C.. Mouldin VS. Texas and New Or
leans Railway company: upon request }
II. Wcincr is appointed y,en1srarhar. Ths
case Is on trial and will be taken up to-
morrow morning at 0 o'clock.
At o'clock this morning the court an
nounced that. out OF respect 70 the mem
DRY of .he late Judge James a. Haker
there would be no session Of the civil dis
triCt court TODAY.
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WEATHER. AAN CROPS.

San Saba, Texas. February 2o.--Farmer.
nave about completed the seeding OF Tie
cat crop and preparations for corn will be.
gin at once. Some little corn has already
been planted. Stock up to this time has
"ihtered well, with no loss so far.
Drlscoll, Texas, February 22.-Weather
mas neen the most delightful that the farm
ers could wish for planting corn. and all
nave made haste during the past week.
Nearly all the corn has been planted in this
section, and cotton planting Will commence
IN Few days. The prospects for good
,lops ms year nj this time have not been
better Tor several years.
~ Jc, Texas, February 22--The farmers
IN 'nls vicinity are very well up with their
Mork' and those that are not soon will BE-
II this tine weather continues. The outlook
now Tor good crop is magnificent. fine
season In the ground. The acreage in
oats WIZ be materially increased this sel-
son Whiie the cotton acreage VIII enual
last year There has been to date twent,
hihe cars OF corn shipped into this place.
Gardeners are very busy planting their car
~ gardens Stock water is generally TO-
ported plentiful Grass is beginning 10
grow last. and n We have no more cold
weather Will soon be fine,
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Child Turned To Drnth.

Wharton, TeNas February ia fear
full accident occurred here yesterday.
which resulted in tho death of Fannie
Briscoe. little colored girl aged years.
The old grandmother was out cooking and
left four children In her room around her
heating stove, They commenced to play
at cooking dinner. when n spark flew on
fannie's dress and began 10 blaze. She
ran and screamed for assistance but be
fore help could arrive she was burned so
severely that the skin came OFF with the
clothing. She lived from Il. In. % I
y. m. The funeral takes place this morn
ing.
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to determine whether ex-county TressaH
W. y. Coe shall be given change o. va
for his trial on the charge Of enlbeiiisns,
OF county funds, was continued TONY
may not be concluded tomorrow ~
structing the sheriff's force on me nIs
witnesses TO summon, Judge Clint id.l n
that members OF secret orders ana w
Methodist church he excluded. oa !.
member OF that church and belong y "
ornl secret benevolen. orders. ccet ~
neys took exception to the courts in'a W
lions and Will endeavor to turn !ns ~
dent to the benefit Of their client 10 'u1A
tOcepdtngs
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n,unity. Ascn, N. n. sspp Of the Iowa
and Texas Land and Improvement company
was In the city yesterday and called at the
ONCE OF The Post. From him IL was learn
al that be had bought $500 acres west OF
Dayton. Texas. where they have laid Oft
n town to be named Stilsun In homer OF
one OF the company. The tract Is divided
into forty and eIgh,y-scre lots. which viii
be occupied by families from Iowa next
fall. Mr.. sanp is from Corwith Iowa.
while some Of hts company reside at Britt
He Is much pleased with his purchase and
future prospects OF the proposed new COM
muniiY
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Fourth District Court of ,ppcoI,

san Antonio, Texas. February 24.-The
Following proceedings were had in the
court Of civil appeals for the Fourth SUI
preme judicial district of Texas:
Affirmcd-Western Union Telsrr, ~
company VS.. Nina Luck. from Mayerioi ,
Ulysses Grandjean ct al vsAlfred Ruhncte
from Bexar.
Modified and afhrmed--Leonard Cara,
Ir. vs. Hammond & ullrich ct al, from
Bexar.
Reversed and remanded-Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway COMPANY of Texas
VS. 7 r. Rodgers. from Hill: j. Z. Whit
sell & Co. va. Mrs. Una James ct al. from
Navarro.
submittsd-H. Won Koshrlng vs.. George
White from Bexar,
Motions over ruled-Calveston Harris
onrg and San Antonio Railway company
VS. Howard n. Hennng, from Baxar. for
lehearing w. l.. Gates VS. W. A. Hoop
e. from zazalla. for rehearing; Mary c.
Iayior ct al VS.. Travellers Insurance COM
pany ct al from Galveston. for rehearing:
W r. and s. T. Taylor vs. j. W. Brown,
rom wharton, for rehearing: Charles
hummei vs.. Isadore Flores. from Bexar.
LOT rehearing Caspian seay ct al VS..
heste Ann Fennell ct al, from Guadalupe.
,r' rehearing; Caspian Seay ct al VS.
tester Ann Fennell CT al. from Guadalupe,
suppl, mental motion for rehearing.
~ % .t.,r,
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collections above the average heretofore
made OIL such trips. rho collector or his
deputy will be In Crosby On Friday ana
Huffman on Saturday TO Accommodate the
countrymen with means to pay their taxes,
The indications are favorable TO the beliet
that the farmers are not carrying catire-
ly depleted purses. and are Inclined TO carry
retnoy. the names from the delinquent tax
N
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The Assessor. Arc nu.x

In an Interview with parties in the coun :
~ assessors Office yesterday II was learned
that property owners were coming in and
rendering values for taxation better than
heretofore and Messrs. Mckinney ana
Deputy Wood arc being kept quite busy
rho desire TO keep the lands from APP
paaring on the unrendered roll Seems press
Ing, as II prevonts no end OF detailed
troubles and possible mistakes In descrip.
tons and apprnisemeuts
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Real Estate Transfers.

Carroll NJ. Carter to Munroe Lyles,
lot 10. block 10, Houston Heights.
W. II, Lowrance to II. S. Lamb,
lots . and G. block 81. La Porte.
I. W. Archer to Caroline Baker, III
city lots (50xl50 feet on Valentine
street and Hardcastle addition.
south side Buffalo bayou.
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Tax Collector En- Route.

County Collector II. NJ. Curtin is out In
the county in search OF delinquent tax
payers. He was in Lynchburg on Tuesday,
Cedar Bayou yesterday and will return
here today Deputy Leon II. Curtin, son to
Martin Curtin, made a similar visit 10
Webster aud La Porte previous TO the de-
parture Of Collector Curtin. and reports
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ATTENTION. A. O. U. w,
Ofhcers and members OF San Jacinto
Lodge No. 30, are requested 10 meet at their
hall, Burns building. at o'clock. sharp,
this evening, to attend the funeral o, our
deceased brother. Albert Fischer
T. J. ollre, T. II. Hollm,nn.
Master Workman. Recorder
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Inc young Ladies association OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church viii give an
entertainment Thursday evening at s
O'Clock az the residence c. Major John IT
Dickson. 1910 Rusk avenue The entortain-
mont WIN be participated In by the young
ladies themselves aend after that they will
serve refrcshmenis, A charge a.. o. cents
ior admission Will be made no II may feel
fYnn 20 aftent
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Sabine Pass ShfDniu.-

sabtro Pass Texas. February 22.--Thc
Swedish bark Atlantic. Captain Sober
sirom. sailed today for Belfast with cargo
OF timber.
The Norwegian bark Left, Captain En-
timbc. and lumber
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CITY COUNCIL ADJOURNED,
Respect for the Lsmented Official.
Jddae James A. Baker.
ALDERMEN AND CITIZENS CONSULT
Informal Meeting TO Discuss Differ
ences Concerning Charter Meas
urcs-Anothcr session To-day.

The city council me. In adjourned regu'
lar session yesterday afternoon. but old
not transact any business.
Mayor Rice had no sooner called the
body TO order than Alderman Cronan Of
fered the following motion.
Having learned Of the death OF the Hon
James a. Baker. chairman OF the board oil
liquidation OF the city Of Houston, move
that the mayor appoint a committee o!
three to prepare suitable resolutions eX-
pressing the ssnse OF this council on the
death of the said Judge Baker. and that
this council do nov stand adjourned out
of respect for his memory unul Friday
afternoon. February %. al O'Clock p n
Mayor RAe appointed Aldermen Cronan.
Street and Aubertin to drsit and present
said resolutions and the council stood
adjourned.
There were present besides the mayor.
City clark Warner and Aldermen sonnen
Burke. Geiselman. Latham. Street. Adaie.
Matthews. Aubertin ami Heiser On ae-
count OF an understanding that the body
would be adjourned without trsnsacting
any business Aldermen McAughan and
Kohlhauh arrived TOO late to DC marked
present
The members OF tho council were III
formed by Mayor Rice that committee
,onno.os ~, vc..,e = MrAsb,n 4
1870. -. =, -,
hel'in"n' :. l. 'h'a'n' W ~ ~'''''Shu'
W a. Chlliress, Joseph r. Meyer and H.
!, ,fecc-sso- wore q, b,. o,sice with other
oi,t-a,, g.. eo.t.- i,t,-,,,u,. vim n.
-, -, A..
oouH'" IN 9esa'N 10 VDa"BeS sNss'''c" us
adopted 81 ihn citizens meeting The eay
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Large Acreage Purchased.

The eyes OF the home seckeIs aud In
yestors Of the Northlnad have been on
tho coast country for Some time anil Tha
Post is privileged to announce that an In
vasion has been accomplished and n large
area Of land purchased for a new com.
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Tho Wonder Store opens its doors n,
a m and closes them at D. M. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This Is So
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Any laundry can do laundry work. but
you tan ge, the best laundry work only at
81 Packards Troy Laundry. 9l2 Prairie
avenue. Phone 3S2
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HOUSTON GAS IICMr cn

Gas for illuminating. cooking. heating
sna power II desired. Apply 70 J. J. Me-
keever. general manager.
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C,ehurne Texas. February s,t IA rsl.
council met again last .a,naurs erai..
session and passed the ne. 'I purchase y.
bonds necessary to ... .se prssdiss A. !, 8
wq'ur"o Of citizens from ms Sesrad 2.
Court house waited upon 70 ), rso'ss's..
S ppcseni n long string sss :, so.s . z, y
s ppvirsI the purchase In s.u,s y ca "
second ssa reading stood the !. 81
first. 4 to 2. ala son Of >, ~
Mrs. Neal Mcdonald 0''' u
ing. ,,,-~,r. city $500 ~
ho Mr ST. 8 r shaw : eu ~ Any, a., g.
to his brick ou, ,,Ira / iSIlIsr = -.
now occupied BY alr, COUNTY s. -
s rrsSs,b ,ni, he has s, re-, ~ min
% invest in cleburns. ~ 9ss,e 2
he Will seek city 'ih'
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WAXAHACHIE WAIn
Boys Bitten by Dogs suppe.s.
Have nccn Afflicted with hss'


Waxahachie, Texas. February = u
dogs have made their appeaisnu, \.
The lOyear- old son OF Mrs. flaN u
the 19-year-old son Of Mrs. smi.n =.
were bitten yesterday by dos .aa a
sunnosed TO have been aflile'@ ~
rabies Mrs. Ray had a mad stone, ~ 4
was borrowed and applied TO Inc W. Y
Mrs. Finloy's sou. The stone .u. ~, n
ono hour and a half, then 1t was ~ ~, :
over TO Mrs. Smiths and aPpl ssAIl
tho wound on her son. anu u,,r.S n
quickly, remaining on the Ia'S ,r n
for six hours. A few days sso 81, .nusf
was thought to be mad maue ~ nd y
,nce few miles south OF nem n
the little son OF Mrs. Wnl.ii uou.h 3
snro stone was applied 10 the "'''
this boy but did not stick. ,,s,tIuu y
THE long talked u primary Wv rss,Isl
,oan sat,isd nj lasi. Last night 80 ~
, uu," colied in the Ellis county cou VII 4
w., M"' 10 district court ROOM A y V,rx
, ~ Wv wsrs present. Hon. John : = su,a.
was made chairman ana M lave ofess
bee secretary. Hon, A. L. roted Dr.
four resolutions. which we,e ,,,msy IT
The actual vote stood III iol cc,sc,icn .
tion and 1s6 against primass !, must ,
,m.tica 10 the primary sac .,,itvt NJ
s,a,es hat some Of the lso LIANT {
S n,,rv election we're. rial aes''D
Ham. 49,. ur AleXaria :
u is ross ~ this city will be Nv. h
, nsausopuiu s W. 10 fight for w, 100
is not an old man. but nc .,,led upcn
which have not yet been ~. sa q IN ~
TsausopuIo is at the MI ely.
Bros cotton agency IN 'nA
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FINE WRITING TABLETS.
See our line. 100 styles, Pastoriza's Sta
tionery Store
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Examining Witnc.sc,

Dallas Texas. February determination
OF witnesses. which was begun yesterday,