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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

The AmazCns," as presented by that
admirable organizat ton, the Giffen-Nelll
company, was received last week with
such evidences of exceptional apreci-
alton that the management have. con-
cluded to follow a comedy bill with a
comedy, and will therefore present to-
morrow evening an even more hilarious
entertainment than THE Amazons'
proved to be- This is no les than the
farcical comedy in three acts, written
by George r. Sims and Cecil Raleigh,
and entitled The Grey Mare" This
comedy will be presented at the Metro
politan next week by special permis-
sion of Daniel Frohman, whose New
York Lyceum Theater company made
it one of the most brilliant successes
In that famous organizations long line
of stage triumphs. This comedy has
never been seen in st. Paul but once
more than half dozen years ago,
when one of Mr.. Frohman's organiza-
tiOnS played it here for one night.
While there is not the opportunity in
The Grey Mare for the interesting
study of character that there was in
THE Amazons," the action Of the play
is much more brisk, and the cOmplica-
tions bring about situations that are
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

will shortly complete arrangements for a
performance here this summer on the order
of the triple bill that was so successful last
July.
This is the time of year when the theatrical
manager packs his grip and boards a steamer
for Europe, says the New York Herald Sew
eral of the best known Of our amusement
purveyors are already on the other side and
others are going by almost every boat. For
rest and recreation? Well yes, that is par
TALLY why they go, but the main object
of most of them in visiting London and Paris
is to see If they can possibly find some new
play or opera or some vaudeville novelty that
will 'go" in America.
And their task is no easy one. We read Of
this piece and that one making tremendous
successes in the European cities; some of our
friends come back and tell US how they en-
joyed such and such a play; that we wonder
why in the world Mr.. Frohman or Mr.. DAILY
or Mr. Somebody Else doesn't bring those
pieces over here and give a chance to en-
joy them, too.
Well the truth of the matter is that the
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
Time

Is money and it is always said to be
the essence of contracts 1t is cer-
tainly important to traveller to ar
rive at his destination on time. There
is no line in the Northwest which has
time record superior to that Of the
speed or in promptness of arrival at
terminals. In fact, in many of the
smaller towns along the line, the in
habitants have. ceased to rely upon
/. the clocks, but note the passage of the
Burlington Limited, by which they
regulate their time. If you desire to
have a good time and pleasant time,
and arrive at your destination on time,
making good time on the way, secure
your ticket via the Burlington. Ticket
offices, 400 Robert st. (Hotel Ryan, ST.
Paul, and 300 Nicollet av., Minneapolis.
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DIED.

BRANDH0RST-In this city, Saturday morn
ing, at 1885 O'Clock, at his residence, 652
81 years. Funeral will take place on Mon
day at above residence at 2 p. M; 2:S0 at
Zion church, Cortland and Sycamore streets.
EGAN-In this city, Saturday morning, at i
a. M, at the residence of her uncle, NC.
Egan, 972 Francis street, Grace Agnes.
daughter of the late P. ]. Egan, aged 19
years. Funeral today from residence at
p. m. Services at st. Johns church.
GQEST-In St. Paul, at 2:20 p. m, Friday
June 4, Mrs. Ann Guest, aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence of her SON.
Geo. H. Blanchard 304 East Winifred
street, at $50 a. m, Monday, June Z. Ser
vices at st. Michaels church at 9 O'Clock
have equipped one OF the best undertake
ing rooms in the city. and will give better
service at lower prices than any undertaken
Hearses, g. Carriages, S1.5O. F. W. Shirk,
322 Wabasha. Tel. sos
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Arc His weirhts Ri~hte

Peter Anderson, the proprietor of a grocery
store at 500 Stryker avenue, arraigned
in the police court yesterday on the charge
Of viol itirg at portion Of the municipal code
of 1894 requiring the proving and sealing of
weights and measures. The complainant is
son has used weights in his business transac-
tions which have not been passed upon by
the city sealer of weights and measures and
which have not been properly sealed accord
ing to law. The case will come up for trial
Wednesday.
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enter the interstate competitive drill
Some of the best musical and dramatic
talent in the city and elsewhere has
been offered for the benefit, and it is
expected that the Grand opera house
will not hold half the people who de-
sire to see a most excellent entertain
ment, at the same time aiding Com
pany D in it's undertaking.
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Good Features

Are very important to all of us in
making a good impression. Some es-
pecially good features Of the new Bur
lington Limited Trains are the elegant
compartment cars now running on
that line. Everybody knows what a
compartment is, but perhaps every
body does not know that these are the
most expensive cars ever placed on
any line to the Twin Cities, and that
their accommodations are far and
away ahead of those possessed by any
other compartment cars ever built
Those who like real comfort and ele-
gance, please take notice of this
Ticket offices, 400 Robert st. (Hotel
Ryan, st. Paul. and 800 Nicollet av.
Minneapolis.
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The House of Hope choir will irS
clude in the musical part Of this morn
ing's service a new setting by MIR
David Ferguson Colville, of Mrs. Alex
ander's poem, 'There is a Green Hill
Far Away" The anthem opens with
a soprano solo, which will be sung by
Miss Coghlas2, followed by full quar-
tette. 1t has already been issued in
sheet music form for Mr. CoIville by a
ST. Louis publishing house.
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have caught in the act of robbing the COM
mission store of F. H. Parshall II East Third
street, Friday evening, were arraigned in the
p0Hce court yesterday on the charge of bur
glary. The prisoners were not ready for
trial and were granted continuances until to-
morrow, each being held in $500 bail.
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The annual commencement recital Of
Hamline university will be held in the
college chapel, Monday evening. Miss
Pearl Benham, the only graduate. will
be assisted by Miss Edith Pribble, of
the department OF elocution, and Ray
mond Shryock, vioIinist, of Minneapo-
lis. Miss Benham also graduates from
the college proper next week, and dur
ing the past four years has been a
favorite singer in both cities. At
present she is contralto in Westminster
Presby yterian church, in Minneapolis.
Miss Benham's S numbers are:
ITO Be Sung on the Waters. "....... Schubert
Lead, Kindly Light ................S Shepherd
Little Boy Blue .,.................Ne Nevin
I'm the Chimney Corner ....... .Cowen
"PhiRs Secret" Schlesinger
"Protestations'' violin obligato) .. Norris
"LArdita" ..S............A Arditi
Mr.. Shryock will pay:
Folonalse NO. Z...... ....... w 1eniawski
Legenue -...' $1,000. '.......... Hollaender
Ellen TanZ .Popper-Halir
Miss Pribble will read:
'Friar Jerome'S Beautiful Book. .AIdrich
Scene Two, Merchant of Venice
Shakespeare
"a Waif Of the Plains" ..::...:. Bret Harte
Glow the Gospel Came to Jim Cakes" Riley
when the World Busts Through" Riley
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BENEFIT FOR COMPANY ID.

Entertainer to BE Given at the
Grand Opera House.
On the evening Of Friday, June 25,
Company d, First infantry, Minnesota
National Guard, will present an en-
tertainment at the Grand opera house.
the proceeds to be devoted toward de-
fraying the expenses of the excursion
of the company, next month, to San
Antonio, Tex, where the company will
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
To RossvilIe, Ind, via the "North-
Western Line,'

To attend the Annual Meeting German
Baptists June to s. Tickets on sale
for traits reaching Chicago June to
inclusive; with final return limit of
80 days from date of sale. City Ticket
Office Alb Nicollet av., Minneapolis
395 Robert ST., cor. Sixth (opp. Hotel
Ryan,, st. Paul.
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Miss Katherine Pape.

March for two Panos-'Festal Music Jensen
Misses T. Cunningham, r. Murphy, N. De
Lanere, K. Pape.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Fashinghauer. -. Johanna H. Kimoke
Joel A. Lilljedahl ........Mrs. Ida Newstrom
Jens Jensen Clara Jorgensen
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

with the following assorted
lists Of goods:
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

Their Examinations Continued
Harry Fine, Samuel Millstein and Louis
Bendel, the trio whom the police claim to
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

8 lbs best Granu1ated Sugar for. 1OC
With / Id Java and Mocha Coffee. .35c
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
Mems Shoes.

Mems Beaver Calf Shoes, all NAG
styles, worth S.. Sale Price 66s4O
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies fine Kid Button and NlAO
Lace, worth S.. Sale Price. 6Hs40
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

Mems Black and Tan Shoes, all styles,
the tn; best 81 Shoe on earth. 60 90
Sale Price. e................ AZaJO
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

Mems Black and Tan Hand Sewed Shoes
in all the new styles, worth CO 40
S3. SO. Sale Price. ...... OZs4O
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The Round Bnlr of cotton.

NJ. BArt Moore sad Mr., W z, A-as-so-
q Waco were IL the city yesterday. guests
q TIE Capitol Hote. Tasy arc Interested
Il tie roun. bale q cotton invsa:io, which
las attracted grea; deal o. a;te1ton, and
were en route to New Orleans, where \
meeting q those who have invested IN gins
q hist character will = had. Mr Moore
sill return to Houston IL few iays to
coas1lt With residents q Houston litter
esied 10 the aghi-
81. Moore :. ols q wsco's most proull-
rea, cittrer, lie !. natsvr & that civ.
Ezs f7- yes-x one o: TIE .satiEr Merchants
ard .';er hat va. manager q he qrln-
cipal hotel in the CRY. He became later
ss'ei n ire round bale Invention. re-
tired from he hotel business sad il deTct-
ioz all % his tine 20 business that he
believes viii reyolruoul-e ginning AMI
expressing. He IS a 81 4 Dr and Mrs
!al,1as Moore, tho oides, married couple II
u Lehman county
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The Houston Law Students Library as
ISOLATION have decided TO give another
concert ard dance FOR the beneti, % thoir
library and rooms. The Young men who
compose this club arc all one9g s'ic stu
dents of the legal profession The moot
court. which hey established recently. has
attracted great dead OF attention and
the young men have decided TO give a con
cert and dance at Bryan hall on the eth
Of Ms month so they may be able 30 fit
w their rooms to resemble court room.
and orc into which they viii be- proud to
Introduce their friends The programme is
new in character. being made Up Of the
finest taller, the city affords and VIII lee
published In a few days
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WAN HE.


Waxahachle Texas. April f.--Iae i1st
correspondent met Mt 7. C. Cole 27a
asked about south TeNas he sid Yls
/ l an Jus; back from southern Texas: have
K been over portions o. Harris. Hraz'-is,
For Bend Jackson. V!,to.il. M2'sE'- -a
ana some other counties All these ea1u-
ties sem TO BE On parity. The LAID is
/ for the most part rich llach Vaxy l-a-
and is similar TO the land 81 Ellis county
think .he rruiuctYeness ot the soil equals
any In Texas. Fruits and vegetables rrcN
to Perfection. From the best Information
/ can gather l am convinced that IL is
much bitter cotton country than Northern
Texas the Weld being from 4 half bale 10
q bale and h.H 10 the aero 'clHi on
Oyster Crsek and old C,ney" some q
the finest sugar plantations IN the sol'a.
here ribbon care IS produced 10 greatest
perfection. Thcee lands produce very .iLe
oats. but does rct APPEAR So good for corn
and wheat rs IN Northern Teyas ! SUI a.
the opinion ths; this country south Texas
offers the greatest inducemeni ~ q ll-
ers and investors Of any in the Uutt,.i
States ! am going down there again -.
night and Will take with me g uarry OF
prospec'ors and expect 20 stay iCwa jhcrr
Tor from ten 10 twenty days ,huk VIII
make some investments for myself and
some Of my friends
Dunn Bynum's funeral was largely al,
tended He was popular and o. prominent
family Rufe Bynum arrived from Binc-
ham, y. C., in time 70 attend the funeral
\ most interesting meeting Of oil Con-
celebrates was held at the City nail
Camp Winnie Davis. u. c. Y. has 30
members and elected the following ney
officers Y c. Edmonison. commando:
William Stiles first lieutenant conlmanl-
Or; Joe Siayder. second lieutenant cor
mander II NJ Rhodus. aijutant. nr. II
Cohen. color bearer Or W A. Palmer
surgeon n Giyins, chaplain John Iar-
risoL. William Stiles. dedelates 10 reunion
a Nashville, Tom; ] VI. Harweu Z. r.
sioker. J B. Wilson, Y c. Edmandson.
q ltarr4fns
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7he-e was pleasaa. birthday patty
sive- Tuesday ~ ;he home %. Mr.. and
Ms :. C. George in honor q their li;,le
fanshtCr. Hazel. who celebrated her stA
t.s,ht-y viola Hughes reaaerei tesu-
.tul warch when SUPPER was announced,
lli each iittIe one with his PARTNER mar h.
81 90 he pretty lawn % plr:ake C. the
splendid thlrEs that were 81 before item.
AID enjoyed themselves extremely veil.
ard ia-k caue OF only t-3 s'7n Tor The
Young 'olEs
Those r-csen, were pes q aal Ruty
Brown, viola and Matte Hughes Gsa7-.a
L.u4rEs. snuie Graham alce rs; bic.
Bessie Freeman Nary and Helen EAilsG.
NarEi- AID Hilaa Hoover Hazel Gs7---
HARRY fnsleu. 1Ohrrte George. B-11ey
Phelps jan Richie. Harry Camlmaa
in Godfrey Kau'mann Earl RGiiur -ul
Johnnie {atf-h
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WAS RESTING AGAINST Nh. J. IL
SMITHS SPINAL CORD.
ny Mean. of Y Ray. n shadowErAFA
Was secured Through Bnne-aA
Operation VIII be Perforued.

Waco. Texas April s-Tse X ny er-
pertinent hy Professor Hye- e; Ge7Tse'oV-
was successful and by as-aAer Q: ssa3ov-
graphs taken with the Crooks's .les =:
vail sho; into !. Il Smiths necs lss'
Saturday night vas located 81 - Pas-
terror part Occupying the s7-si e114l
Il is osloag n shape. the lower cas- 'esiias
asaias, the upper psf, q Tie SIKH Tsr-
zebra and the upper end IS szsee'1e3 u
The spinal .9ri
The bulls; entered IN troui a13 almost
he center Of tie throz' Passing :h7aasA
he anterior part o. TIE ef;h yer.s974'
ranging slightly dowaw1-3 iols'nF al me
point described. The spins. cord = no
quite severe. but smith is 7@7alyss1
from The wound down ~i,h TIE exception
G. the b!ceps. which he ca- exercise ea'ass
to raise ans lowe- the forearm slisa;ly
DIS Halle, Haiee-t. Wilkes and Graves
will ex,rac, the sau tomorrow. BIT there
are 9aly Sigh, hoFes .. Smiths feo'y-
cry.
IRIS is considered one Q: the most in
por,ant experiments ever Sc, par:o-.as'-
with the Roeutren rays. 1t IS he ays'
tune ouie; las ever tee- shadow
rrzphei through bone ana me 1ss' time
& bail was ever located IN ths spiaA. cord
@, 4 live suhyec,.
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s11s jackson. .'7szzE CD. have lsaeea
OF s nAzl
Hs stood a. o-s Asl= was1 - t-sees-s
rosls1 alEA
lie e. 5ss Us safe tarvsuEA Ire darkness
q va
71s sg1 u our hDse wAsa Tbs ss@pes: vA,
lid
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Io1s ScGr.
E-as1 lA.er BE rlE-ae- n s-utat-r &; s--i,s
II s-llowE 0. pssst11 Fplss - % his
tes.
Hs zo,ea 20 a. isss iroz ihs III Q: Il,
Life
Rr, king ,Aoses u--rgv1e.- u s.ea7,aa
Gown tEo12 Ais sat
Flzat ssrrsis ana roses - sasacw rs -est.
Azsar alEn us emblem q seT-sT sAan
E-V~
wlfis iilss a1d r3arsss sAtN Alou-z q
his breast
AID s==a-Lsihs ,seak .. TIE Sleeper -
s5x.
l. ~ la.. = Liz lsrs we have --l4s hin
ErEre.
H9 aIas ,Esos ss'oTe Ai= os-sHs-r.y
ted
40 - iAs iosr r-sftsr tsn over Aisa vsve
Ike a-e-1e Layers l7.g 80 re Io1cs
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re Sc -, sl7rs, tsr al e,s1-tiful .ti-rs
saal lsriaslF ;rse sszs he place < ~
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''ar ra4atsr. nar seala;s- ase4 tlssoa =,
fare
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FFae-e 'ee bears thE; 5es; kaeH IN sasil
trazzV7e bis aar-e
To warmth y bis t-tsatt1s 2. ~ slc.s
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By -eTas, Re prors q. :ay glorious 7as.
+" r. 1e'oes and s-a'ealsa 'so l.e ia
~ 'AT ea '.-la- Who ae.l ia BIS hes-; 90
-l- lr
ZeT ---s. a. - tsak 20 his warrior -s..
W2-s Stu-3er
#z---t G-re. rear Hosrus. Mash is.s
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
HAD Sought shelter Under n Tree.
Which Was Struck

Longyiew. Texas, April Sat $40 this
morning John T. Northoutt was killed by
Lightning on his farm about mile south
Of town. He had gone out to the farm to
work and storm coming up. took refuge
under large tree. Lightning struck the
tree. earring the top Off running down the
tree on the side against which he was
leaning, tore hole in his hat, thence
down his body, stripping the clothing from
ms left side and tearing his left shoe OF.
ms BODY was badly scorohed and death
must have been Instantaneous. His 10
year-old son. some thirty feet away. was
stunned, but not injured. dog lying at
his feet was killed, His death has cast n
gloom over the town. He leaves wife
and five small children
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r.n,,orth Lrnenc Juhticc.

or Monday night the lo,h q May. there
7.ll - Jubilee service So shearn atap9i.
preparatory 30 leaving the next 1sy tr
Waco TO attend the State Epworth League
conference.
All the delegates Of tho Houston district
and any other delegates 20 the conference
rho may be passing through s0g>,ea al,
thar time are invited 20 attend this yer
yice.
The railroads have all pu. on yerv cheop
rats and the Central viii furnish q sre-
gates WHO go via that route from isoLs-
ton.
The Central committac 0: the STATE
league conference requests thar an reFu-
larry appointed delegates who Intend So
ing hand Ia their names to The committee
~ Waco as soon as nossinle
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The Narrow nnd Brond ways to
INcrlnAlIng LII.

Everlasting Life.
As time nassns ~, r,o,,t..., 49,.
,.-o.-,.. "H' Nv" IA
'"'''N 'hNTeh continue 90
gro" m interest and attendance. Last
night the rel-ylce wer conducted a, ,.,,,,
BY Roy " n p~.as.,, -,
~. ''14"''' OF HalYcston.
'"'N TOT h'h teAt The two verses Of
Matthew vhi,l, road, ur,,..
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'''e"' ha'e' 'oF Wlde IL tie gate
anu broad is tho way that lendath TO dc.
struc'l0n and many tbora hc ,,bi,t, .,o
thorcat p,o,,,.o -. ~
'"'sh' u 'he gate ana
~" - VIC way which leaieth Into life
ana lew thore be that find a. Tho min.
l,icr announced nj. ,cv, -. nr...
I.i,e " ,rd co,,., -, "u way 10
mo ",,s,' 49,. attention 70 the fact that
l.Vav ~, ~. ~ very inherent from the
Ia ro,,,.a.,.., -.
lwsv ~ ia .ue TWO ways, the broad
said ''' "A''p" way the minister
",rhc ,-,.u
tho WV of -, .""u II easy to enter
after ~, 49,, 80 ~, IL is NeFy hard way
To or,sr - entered y II Is difficult
$50 49, 'h' way OF me- but II is an
tare9 4, NJ Wy Ai'er YOU have en-
cptcrinr pun ~ on the matter OF
yov sa,,, ~ ~ a description OF the
nus. the ord,. '',,a,nal,'Ihenta are srlov-
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wish - thank TIE thle cours@ who &C.
fendet ne and ve,ua;ee-S5 ihssr services
Crtrufcusiy. Will also safe tAzt shah
co-iiauS 20 -e;2lr the Otrce % Justice 9,
re F%2ce al the soliciAtsp1 q my ,risaes
ara 90 The best car. have also le2rne1
today ;hAt there wAs 4 movement SGT CD
20. ~ tie officers q the 3as.lce's co1rz
& v-s.cinc. No. / 10 Subscribe The rnooeT
- rrOcur- zr reiesse- desire zisa 70
tNA-k these Fer;ie.su. When t'a-Sle
co-Des KAN ENDS out his friends. Yours
trulT. IcserA Dev!ne.
Justice Peach. Preciac, No. :. Harris
Cccnty. Texas
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The following cases were disposed OF in
the criminal district court yesterday. Hon.
f. d, Gavin presiding and District Attor-
neg j. X. p. Gnlasple representing the
State;
Robert Schultz, aggravated assault cot
guilty.
Hugh Brown, colorod, theft: rot guilty.
Ed Sojourner. assault 10 murder. not
guilty.
sallic Eaton. theft from the person; two
years IN tho peniientiary.
Tho grand jury yesterday returned four
bills OF indictment, one OF which was
agains, Fred Foster, who is in Jail charged
with The lhllinE Of George Patch.
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Patents granted to citizens Of Teaxs FOL
the week ending April c. 1897. reporte,
through the office OF ]. T. Dealc. soleito,
of patents, 9oS G street. N. W. Washing
ton, D. c..
o, 7, Baker, Fort Worth, wagon bed
]. y. Dodge, Fort Worth. folding bed.
y \. Franklin Austin, churn
J. c lacy, Longview. bath tub.
). G, SEWER, Oenayllle plow.
J. W. Stalllngs, Dallas. washing ma.
chine.
J. IL stephens. Vernon. stlrrup.
e. d. Williams, Colorado, fishing reel
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CARD FROM Justice pcvinc.

To the Editor OF Tho Post
Houston. Texas. April 9.-In an article
In yesterdays Post you say that l recon-
fine and costs in tho county Jail, Please
state that committee from the best clii-
Gems OF Nhancyyillo and precinct No. 3.
comprising leading business men and
property owners, eamo to the jail and poid
my iiue and over ny protest. ! desire TO
thank them for the natterng testimonial
OF The eateem In which they hold ms ald
also TO thank others who were willing 10
subscribe II II had been needed. Glso
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COW poY RANGERS.
T-Ae Company Roster 4. Rapidly In
rrsa.irS.

TIE Cowboy RanEsrs Asli meeting
Thursday ulsA; ans tses&ei 70 have a
mounted t-.li O. su-1sy evert1g neAs
Brulat:. All active r1e-13srs .-e requested
% aue-1 zo--tea ~ >. = sharp. Ths
oozpa-y Las Ate7;ei a1s @. green and
white 40 ,sslr battle fax Tals company
ezs n..y been rrg.ai1st s.rcs March h-;
Is IS ,a Ae1.;ey c91ait.a2 hzv.-e W 70
1lts .o--y- .za; active members aid
sve-tr-iuo h-u7rzry.
AZ 'he ias. meeting the following new
r-e--oe zs-e rir-rrt Acti re--F : Smith.
Z " BaEer ! II r. Baker = Fit--
gerald. = a F.s1e-. 7 " Hiue-1ahl G.
T. Cor T T. Sander ~ Il Hler1ahl
j " T5v1ts-d. X C TgHly ao8 Ei So
amer H9-1Tsry-A. Esiche,-. T. Farm
O., Eus a. J. C.lauzr Il + Du-
7tee p Dodge. =. o. Tod. C WHITE
= p Re- c 2 F--a Il KAN. John
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a special service for the benefit of deaf
mutos VIII be held in Christ Episcopal
church, corner Texas avenue and Fannin
street. on Sunday night at 1880 o'clock.
The Pey. Job Turner OF Staunton. Va. a
missionary 10 deaf mutes will minister to
the silent worshippors whilo the rector
VIII conduct tho service for tho hearing
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SHOT Froin nchind.

Temple. Texas, April 9.--Horace Haw,
klns, well-connected young farmer. was
shot several times last night by an I'M
known party Young Hawkins and his
horse wcro both shot from behind. the for -
mer being seriously wounded in the bae,,
and side. He may die The horse was
wounded In the hip.
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Ready For inc Goycr,,o-

Austin, Texas April 9-Moores (of For,
3end) bill giving the district courts Of Fort
'end- Waller, Wharton and Brazorla coun-
les one more week Of district cour, at each
erm passed the senate finally today and Is
low ready 10 go to the governor.
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rRY 1T YnIrRsE1E

The new machine 81 packards Tray
Laundry uses for turning collars makes II
impossible TO break edges. 9le Preston
avenue. Phone $50.
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wooTAN WELLS. TEv,o

This famous health and pleasure resor,
Is open for guests. Excursion tickets ON
sale Hotels and boarding houses al aiofer'
oh' prices Wootan Wells Company.