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rIRsT-CLAss.

u Robards, Galveston; P. A. Valley.
)nlenio; H II. Jackson. WallisvilIe: II.
3chard Chicago; a. c.. Caerirs, Texns;
fsmlth, New York; J. G. Cuterbough,
i, Texas; W. B. Brazelton, Waco: John
|licn, Dallas; Edward Sells, st, Louis.
Fred c. Herr, Charles Krouthal, New
Henry nreyfus, Atlanta, Ca; Robert
be. Dallas: f. c. Case and wife, 81
No.; B. T. Wilson, Richmond, Va:
Woodward. Fort Worth, Texas; Branch
bHerstn. Brazoria: e. S. Ware, st.
No.. Frank Moore, Texas; j. A.
I Detroit, Mich II. A. Burke, Joseph
plssher, New York; J. 3. Warfield. Bal
e;F. c. Parker, Chicago; w. A. Shaw,
J; David Barry. George w. Stieff.
!; Walter Loraire and wife, Waco; John
slch, Minor c. Baldwin, New York; J.
llie, Bastrop; J. Fain, Texas; T. NJ.
Dallas; NJ. NJ. Barnes and wife, Fort
! w 5. McCrow, New York; John
y and wife, Galveston.
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Trey were afraid that In the event OF It's
n no being passed they would have axain
sns old Generalization IN rates shat has
y them after all the large gather
tnss' me Cuban trouble has prevented
congress from taking any SETON a.,
sne anti-scalping bill ana the
suads have been compelled to make
S Sess tor two of the meetings which they
Seo'Sreu they would not do until after
tae late Of the bill was settled. They
INV. nsve voted in favor of rate Of one Fare
p,us " for the meeting OF the American
men,cal association at Denver IN tune
% nu LOT me annual meeting OF the Elks In
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P. Wilson, travelling auditor for the
Houston and Texas Central, is at the
Lawlor.
Edward Sells, travelling freight agent
for the American Refrigerator company,
was here yesterday.
l.. Lechenger watch inspector for the
Mexican International, returned yesterday
after a trip through the republic.
Major Andrews. Southwestern passenger
agent for the Southern railway. and Colo
mel Tom Hunt, travelling passenger agent
for the Queen and Crescent, arrived last
night from the North. Colonel Hunt is on
his regular trip south, and Major Andrews
returned from tour of the State.
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ANEw FKEIcMT DIVISION.
IT'S Likely One VIII he Established
sat Lake Charles.

Lake Charles. La. March 2a.-superintend-
ent w. 3. Muivey Of the southern facihc
nassed through this city thlsHmorning. and In
answer to query from The Post representa-
tive regarding the making Of Lake churles
division for the local freight business o. me
road be said that something had to be done
a. ~ matter. as 1t was almost impossible for
Tho crews operating under the present ar
rareement to handle that business
.,,rhe division from Lafayette to Beaumont
,s too long. he said and the increase n par
b,,si,1oss along the line between nsIe anu ~ 80.
fay.ite on account Of the rice erowins' mas
been great 49,, a.a, and 4,
This fall it VIII be s1eaIsr ts mai, ever Ss asu aus
,1.t,a il, 4 few weeks. DIR. Nulref stated ALSO
tiat nc plans :or new pas Z si
M, M deuof viii he lsed jointly Dy ne
snn Soul Pacific and me Zee Gee the ,a s,a5
has aiready been selected ard Is musn liar,
aud more convenient to the business P"'non
Of the city.
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FIRST pistric,.

Galveston. Texas, March ss.s-Thc fol-
lowing motions wcrc submitted today:
To Dismiss Appeal a. Qualls VS. g..
Nv. saylee ct al. from Waller,
t To Strike Out Statement of Facts. Mis-
souri,, Konsas and Texas Railway Company
VS.. Olive Hines. from Galveston.
For Rehenrlng,--Al II Lincoln w. L. L..
Mcllvaine. from Harris; Martin Jones vs..
4. u. Clark, from Faycttc.
For Issuance of Mandates San Antonio
aud Aransas Pass Railway Company vs.,
Nj A.. Adams from Lavaca 81
For Rehearlng OF Order Reinstating
Cause and to File Supplemental Brief 1.-TWO
motionsl Jake Copeland VS.. G.. @. Gwinn
ct al from Leon
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County TcncIcrs' Institutc.

The Harris County Teachers Institute
will meet tomorrow at La Porte. Prof.
j. r.. Griffin has made especial arrange
ments with the La Porte railroad for
transportation, and he wants a hundred
teachers to attend.
Fifty cents is the round trip Mte. pro-
vided tickets are bought from the Houston
city office. Tickets will be good from Fri
day morning going till Saturday afternoon
returning. Houston teachers viii swell the
crowd and all are requested to meet with
out fail at tho Grand Central depot 1T 5
o'clock sharp.
The Artesinn hotel at In Porte has made
a special rate Of 81 for all teachers.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Fourth District.

San Antonio Texas. March 2s -cases
were disposed of as follows today In the
Fourth court o; civil appeals:
Affirmed, Houston end Texas Central
Railway Company VS. the Postal telegraph
Cable Company OF Texas, from Dallas,
Hamblen e. Son VS.. u. N. Tuck, garnishee.
ct al, from Grayson; s. $. IshmeIe ct al
vs.. ". y. Potts. county attorney, from
Hopkins; Gulf, Colorado and Santa lie
Railway Company va Southwestern Te.a.
graph and Telephone Company, from Hunt.
Reversed aud Rernanded. -Southwestcrn
Telegraph and Telephone Company W.. J..
q, Broes. from Hunt,
Reformed and hfffned.--J. r. Adams ct
a, W.. A. r Ramsay ct al, from Johnson
Appeals Dismissed fof Want OF Brief =
Texas Drug Company ys j. r. Baker from
Fannin.
Motions Subniitted.-S. Newman vs., II.
s Ward al all from Navarro, 20 dismiss
appeal j. n Evans at al VS.. g. X Brepe-
man. from Bexar TO dismiss appeal; J. a.
Mathews ct al w. Ni,iia X Eenayjdes ct
al from Wehb NJ. Cohen et al vs.. Crlins
& Young. from Navarro, for Tobearlng.
Notions Oycrruled. f'ounty Of presidio
W. City National Bank Of Padurah, from
PrseIdio for rahearlng.
Notion Granted; Northwestern National
Insurance Company yh- J $. Woodward ct
AL. trustee. from Ellis, for rehearlng,
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PRAISE For HOUSTON.
The IntcrnutiOnaFs Passenger Agent
Returns His Thanks.


Mr.. Tom Richardson. secretary of the
Houston Business League, is in receips
of letter from Mr.. ID. j. Price. general
passenger and ticket agent of the lntsrna-
tional ard Great Northern, which says:
~ Joined the Hot Springs excursion
train here tPalestine) yesterday and went
10 Longyiew with them. The words Of
praise that / heard In favor OF Eoustoi.
would have made you feel very good We
are certainly grateful for the interest
taken by you in this excursion from the
start. Each of our cities. and Houston in
particular contributed in no small
degree to the general satisfaction
EXPRESSED by the entire party en-
the trip. They were especially wen
pleased with the day runs and night
lay-ups. which conserved both economy
and comfort
M. Price extends his thanks to Mt
Richardson and to the members of the
Business League and TO Mrs. James Z, y.
Wilson and other ladies for their contribn-
ton OF flowers.
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Rock Island, Texas. March 23 The con-
struction train of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railway has been side.
tracked here several days doing repair
work on this division Of the road.
The Tanner tank, some few miles below
town, was emptied OF It's contents last
week by some one cutting the dam Sew
eral thousand pounds Of fish aud few
ailigators have been caught by sportsmen
attracted there, Mr. sheely, the druggist.
is In possession Of one OF the "gaitors."
which measures about ten feet
Brick turned out OF the new brick kiln
are pronounced frst-class red brick.
Mr.. Spencers' new business house on
Main street will perhaps be completed next
week.
Indications point to heavy fruit crop
this season.
Mr.. Charles Peterson has heen away
from home several days. but is expected
back about Sunday next.
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WACO MuNIcirAI CAMPAIGN.
Mayor NTcCulIoch Opposed by Good
ss GOycru n, ,Snt lrItrh ,ts

Mayor McCuiiorh Opposed by Good
Government Grub.
Waco, Texas, March ~. The mayoralty
campaign opened In earnest last night, Tho
friends of Mayor Mct,ulloct met On masse
at the city hall and listened to speeches by
the mayor. j. D. shaw, George Clark aud
others. The opposition TO the mayor is
organized into what they call Good
Government club with John NJ. Conner as
their candidate Bitter attacks have been
made during the last two weeks upon the
present executive, which has brought 10
the front his warm personal friends. who
have organized campaign committec.
This committee called meeting for last
night and the city han YVES filled TO over
flowing with Mcculloch mon, Tho cam
paign will be red hot from this time until
the day Of the election. April &.
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chairman. Il. A. Sterling OF Temple, J. n.
w, Steele OF Daias G. G. Rountrec Of
Sherman, Claud Wylia OF Tyler.
Many matters VI interest to the cotton
men of the state were discussed,
On motion OF Mr.. lord the recent ctrcu-
lar Of Prcsiuoat ~ s. Peters Of the Texas
Cotton Growers Protective yassociation.
calling on all ginners 10 adopt the 24xbA-,
inch bale RS means OF producing the
greatest density and saving in freight rates.
was lndorscd George Anderson OF the
Galveston Maritime association addressed
the convention. The meeting then adj.
iourned to assemble at the call of the
chairman.
The Texas Interior Cotton association
meets hcrc tomorrow.
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CONFINES AssooIArIoN.
Uniform Bale Was Highly Commend
ell I'm d RESOLUTIONS,

Dallas. Texas, March 20, The Interior
Compress association OF Texas held the
mcst successful meeting In it's history at
the Windsor hotel today. w. d. Lacy OF
Waco was appointed temporary chairman,
and W, j. Meade temporary secretary. This
afternoon permanent organization was Ell
fcctod by eloeting w. D. Lacy president.
Richard Lord Of Galveston vice president.
and w J. Neaie secretary and treasurer.
The following were choecn as the executive
committee. Richard Lord OF Galveston.
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PEE GEES APPLICATION,
ASK for a. lOiaaction Against sew
eral Southwestern Rods.
STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS. INVOLVED
he"rins viii he Given nj Paris,
rexns, Aprii IS-Pctition Like that
OF the Lone star Line.

non. r, II Greer Of Beaumont, Texas.
one of the attorneys for the Kansas City.
Pittsbtrg and Gulf and the Texarkana and
Fort Smith railroad tthe Texas portion Of
the road. arrived last night from Calves
ton, where he made application in the Fed
eral court for an injunction restraining
several of the Southwestern roads from
continuing in effect their notice demand
Ing the payment Of charges on all freight
coming into and going out OF Texas de-
livered by the Pee Gee to them.
The Texas aud New Orleans. Missouri
Kansas and Texas, Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe, Cotton Belt and the Texas ana
Pacific are made parties to the action, ana
the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf and.
the Texarkana aud Fort Smith railroads
are plaintiffs. The attorneys for the Fee
Gee inquired II the notice applied to the
Texas end Of the road as well as to that
out beyond the limits of the State. and
upon a receipt of an affirmative answer
made the Texarkana and Fort Smith a
Joint plaintiff
Judge Bryant made an order Immediate
ly following the filing Of the petition set
ting the day for hearing at Paris, Texas,
April Is, at 10 a. M.
The attorney eleves that If the decision
of the Lone Star injunction suit now pend
ing on appeal at New Orleans is adverse
to the appellants that the Pee Gees petit
ton will be granted beyond all doubt, and
in the event the railroads win their ap-
peal Mr.. Greer contends that his petition
will be granted for the reason that it
contains allegations other than those in
the Lone Stars petition, which can be sus-
tanned.
In the main, the Pee Gees petition and
that of the steamship line are alike, but
Mr. Greer goes further and seeks to show
that the combining railroads are violating
both the antitrust laws of the United
States ard of Texas. by demanding the
payment of charges on freight coming into
or originating in Texas.
The petition oitos that the notices are
not in effect eyond the Texas State lines
The defendant railroads are all alleged
to have refused transportation 10 the Pee
Gees Texas freight, without the prepay
ment of charges, which demands, the at
torney says, have been complied with.
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Rates $500 and $500 per day.
81. JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.
!: Rowe, wharton: p. wilson. pallas

Rowe, Wharton; p, Wilson, Dallas;
rktnstein, Corpus Christi; Alex Sanger,
y: Coke. Dallas; T.. r. Willis. New
w T. Hutchinson, Roanoke; .. J /.
3, Cpero;; y. b. Cannon. Ccnroe; II. II.
Ui;ordI Kan. j. 7. Franklin, Waco;
BLOCK. Galleston; l.. b.. Potts, Sher-
veg, Howard, Victoria: +. C. Mickey
y campo; Ike Gaus and wife, X. NJ.
[ley, II. D. Brooke. city: r. w. Brahan,
ahh. W r. Moon. New YORK, b. Il.
az Eagle Lake. Chas. Oedenstrom. st,
r xnhs y feek, city; W. +. Shaner,
%nsy, OTTAWA, Kan: W. j. Kennedy
" winfield, Kan. n, n. Crazy, Beau
| y. Livingston and wife, Chicago;
almstfOng and Wife, 7 homas Osborne
w peabody. Kan. ]. w. Jones, Kan
asa NJ. Black, Wellington. Kan.
ss,Setiey and wife. i. Elan aud wife,
Ienry Cocker. Roy W. Bixby, Coun-
Iowa; c, F. Martin, j. A. Mark
Ss riain. Kan. G. r. Dufery, Calves
Il ~ pobson, Kansas City. w. p. Da-
- raul: ALI Owens. Oxford. Kan.
|s'%n u; Jones, Lansing. Mich; r. l..
y. Xnord. Kan; Geo. III. Ingoldsby,
M laui A. Florian. Dallas; II. II. Bis
|i ~, ONO; w. h. Martin, FL Paso;
4 pM,nnams. "A Night OFF, Co.. w. s.
rs,.ssourg; Henry Cook. New Orleans:
-gse Fort Worth; j. d. Bone. city.
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EnlIs Connty,s ActIon.

Marlin. Texas March 22.--Tho demo-
cratic executive committee of Falls county
set July as the date for primaries. coun-
ty conyefnion to be held July IL. Tho fol-
lowing test was adopted Are you demo-
crat and will you vote for the democratic
nominees at the ensuing election" An
affirmative answer to the above shall be
necessary to admit one to the primary or
precinct convention.
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Enll Linen,nn.

p. D. Brown. lineman in The employ
OF the Citizens Electric Light company,
fell with pole at the corner Of Texas
avenue and Jackson street yesterday after
noon ana was badly injured Brown was
at the top Of twenty foot pole working
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SQuIres. rom Clay; y. nj. HunSnn, rom
Rains; I.cn eagle, from Navarro
Motion Tor Rehcaring Granted and Case
Affirmed, Carl Burrgc, from Kaufman.
Motion for Rehearing oyerrnled, John
Farrell, from Harris: y. NJ Roller, from
Dallas: Horny Gerstenkorn (thrcc eascsl,
from Johnson,
Submitted on Briefs for the State, r.
Marin from Brasoria. William Cooper,
from Sabine; Yves Chcatham from Cnss
ON Briefs for Both -A. II. Williams,
from Rains.
On Motions for Rchearing Charles
Kugad,. from Washington; ". r, Taylor,
from Mitchell; Frank Collins, from Palo
Pinto; Dan rruicc, from Parker; Joe New
Navarro.
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Erecntonc Connty,a Ac,inn.

Fairfield, Texas, March 22--The demo-
cratic executive committee OF Freestone
county met here today. June was fixed
as the date for the primaries. The follow.
ing test was adopted, All persons who are
otherwise qualified voters who viii pledge
themselves IN good faith TO support the
democratic platform and all the democratic
nominees at the next general election shall
be admitted and invited to vote in the prl-
naries.
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Lcave Now Orlcnns TndnN.

President Huntington of the Southern
Pacific and party. who are in New Orleans
viii leave there this morning for the Pa
cific coast General Manager Kruttschnitt
passed through last night en- route to New
Orleans to Join the president
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Their Order Rc,c,.a...

me interstate lines giving notice
through the Southwestern freight bureau
mar after April no, allowance OF weight
would be made for stakes and rain In the
ssn -, OF lumber has been rescinded
The lumbermen in session here Tues,e.v
VIII NOT be under the necessity of register.
ing kick with the bureau and the Inter
state lines as was indicated that they
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Fort Worth, Texas, March 23--Mayor
Paddock returned today from Young eoun-
ty after looking over eighty-fIve miles
of the survey of the Fort Worth aud
Northwestern. The preliminary survey OF
the road will be finished about April Is
and the final location will then be made.
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Fort Worth ana pcnver1;n.,.

Fort Worth. Texas March "a There is
unusual activity in the railway shops Of
the Fort Worth and Denver and $50 men
now find employment. Several engines arc
being overhauled from ore end to the
other inside and outside. The locomotives
OF the Denver are soon to be equipped with
ar brakes IN accordance with the order
of the interstate commerce commission.
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THE GIRL i LEFT BEHIND Me.

THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME.
'The Girl / Left Behind Me-" which
will be presented at Sweeney d Coomps'
opera house tonight matinee tomorrow
and tomorrow night, is one OF the strong
est OF war dramas now on the road. 1t
is from the pen of such authors as Belasco
and Fyles, and will be presented by Julius
Cahns superb company.
The play is very artisdicnlly written and
develops rapidly. The second act Is a
great piece of dramatic composition. The
action is quick and exciting and the au-
thor succeeds In increasing the elective
ness of the scene by varying the stirring
incidents of war and peril with the inter
rupting gaiety of strollers from the ball
room, unconscious of the danger with
which all are alike imminently threatened.
The story is that OF an outbreak Of Black
foot Indians aud the location of the second
act Is at the nearest military ISSst. The
scene in this act between Lieutenant
Hawksworth and Lieutenant Parlow, both
In love with the daughter of General Ken
Mon, and parlow engaged to marry her,
is one of many strong scenes in the play.
Lieutenant Hawksworth has ordered Par
low to inform body of troops NJ the APP
preach OF Indians. Parlow had started.
but turns back in terror. and the troopt
we're attacked IRON ampusn ana rnassapfen.
Hawksworth charges Psriow with coward
ice. The pride and anguish .: Parlow in
the consciousness of his cowardioe is a
thoroughly well considered study In char
acter analysis At the close OF sharp
coioquy bstween the two licutenants Par
low throws himself upon the ground In the
agony of his sense of shame and disgrace,
stigmatizing himself as the fmeanest
creature on Gods fcotstool-a coward
Vha third and fourth urfr inrreaeo N
interest and the play as whole is real
ieriC and powerful
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Criminal District Judge Il, d. Gavin will
come up from Galveston today and will.
with the assistance of District Attorney
j. X. p. Gillasple and District Clerk
George Ellis, set cases for the April term
OF his court.
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Old CIcrls .Resien. !.

William Clark, cashier. and Dick Dsle.
revising clerk at the Houston and Texas
Central local freight Office, rendered their
destinations yesterday and were succeeded
by Charles Burnes aud Mr.. Barrow. re-
spoctisely. Mr.. Clark and Mr., Dale we're
old employees of the company, having been
IN the local freight office for The past fif-
teen years
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Mninr Morton 10 sncnl..

Major Percy Morton, commanding the
Texas and Arkansas division of the Saliva
tion Army, will speak at the local barracks,
No. 5l2 Travis street. tonight and tomor-
row night. The doors viii be opened at
7.1b and the meetings Will commence at
s o'clock sharp.
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THE HUTcHINs
HOUSE,.
b. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.
T. p. A. head

kssx quarters.
H w Palestine: II. A. Bell, New Or
|. hsenllpstend W. w. DOWN CITY: !.
i,tt r.a,rses,en; 7. Nash. c. G. Heiiborn,
~ AN Ta n F. Pierce, Beaumont; ii. III
q, Ks XVI, n Brock owen and wifs.
sl sSrt Madison: Nj. L. Echert. s chieag5:
ma an MISS n Wright. Deer Park; 1.
q ~ son, Cleyelapd; i e. Downing.
~ Keo,d,ss,cn w Houston. wife and
"A, 80 Shepard. veiasco. AID A. B wash Nash.
|f'i s,sS @,,,; \. o. Koifman. Kansas
itlstousan HlI a, Columbia: A. u, Master
Edwarass hry Aiexander. La Grange;
IA. 2 yu smithyille; It. r. Bond,
NV ouhkman, Kansas City: NJ. II.
lllen, Pei : I Baker l'hiladeiIhia, L.
D ~ JTs's Z b John Atrahomson. Gov
/ "a Mrs. Susan Collier and child Esau-
" z murphy. Lake Charles.
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uu,h Order Cor TIES.

Orange, Texas. March GA rush order
was received here yesterday evening by
the Orange Lumber company for ties e
be used liz the government work Mt Gas-
weston Tho order was received NJ o'clock
In the afternoon and the first car Of ma
teral %entYout last night. Another SHIN
nient was made today and the entire bill
will be sent forward with the utmost dis
patch.
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TExAs POLITIoAL MOTIFS.

VERNON. Tho executive committee OF
Wilbarger county Endorsed the candidacy
of Mr. Robbins for State treasurer.
TAYLoR.--A paper agreeing TO join a
Sayefs club has been circulated hero and
has received about 900 signatures,
MILAN0 lion. Mann Trioe. candidate
for attorney general. Is in tho town this
morning shaking hands and presenting his
claims to the people.
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Dallas, Texas. March Registration
closed at s o'clock tonight; Sisi voters
qualified as electors for the municipal cleo
tion next month. This is fully 1000 short
of what was expected
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A.1ion on .he RIm Manted.

some time ago the Western roads decd
a that they would not grant reduced rates
10 several Of the large meetings Of the
year until they saw whether.or not coz
grcss would pass tho anti scalping is"'
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Marriage licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to the fol-
lowing persons yesterday:
W. ]. Daniel and Miss Katie Malone.
George Il. Buys and Miss Maud b. Pri-
day.
Ike Cans and Miss Ray Alexander.
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se,h p. MN. snt,.tl.d.

Austin, Texas. March 30 Hon. Seth p.
Mills OF Waco, candidate for State treas
irer. was In the city today meeting bis
Triends. He is we'll satisfied with the re-
ceniion his candidacy Is meeting.
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II Is. or should be- the highest aim Of
every merchant TO please bis customers;
and that the widc-awake drug firm Of
Meyers a Eshieman. Sterling, III, Is doing
so. is proven BY the following, from Mr..
Erhlaman: "In my sixteen years expc-
rience in the drug business have never
seen or sold or tried medicine thai gave
as good satisfaction as chamberlain's Cello.
Cholera and Diarrhoea RAmedy." Sold
BY all druggistA
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Cnurt nf CrImInnI AppcntN.

!. Dallas, Texas. March 20 Proceedings
in the court Of criminal appeals today:
Affirmed Jack Millsap, from Hunt; p.
r. Davis, Mart Piper, Burnett Hart. Steve
Greer. from Ellis: John Monk. from
Bosque.
Reversed and Remauded. wv. a.
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Hniidins Permits.

"'ns building permits We're is
from the office o. the e.ty
ssasaaw' store AMI fcncs, uait
~ slrs saa,' addition to nouse. Spence
y ~ combs, repairs to roof, Texas