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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
twenty Years Proof.

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Standardization and cleanse
the system Of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them''
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes I don't know how | could
do without them. / have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25

Whcn 20" aelr for DoWitJ's Witch
Hazel Sal We don't accept d counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases of
Piles being cured by this, than oil
others combined. w. e. Pelham,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
J ~ KAY VisIri IrioHARLEsro>a
Hp7Wt itca of the Good Time He. lad and
;lt$; the MANY Things 10 Saw ..


- y = - - .' q.
On an occasion like the on we at
tended it is not expected tha much
detail will be; entered into " the
eashat visitor who always hi bust
hess on hand to attend to, bu; laying
business aside, we, with. aGnu tber of
others, left the up-countr, for
weeks sojourn in the Getty " the
sea-" and, right we'll did we Joy it.
[ On oar. arrival we were t; zen in
charge by the committee of s...range-
mehts, and we ,fellto the lot ot,oar old
friend ;;'Vic" Norman, whom III will
remember plucked one of the fair
flowers ,ftourthe garden of Prn >petity
wheY he married Miss Nina Wheeler,
and|he placed us in the ho. pitable
home of Col. Jno r. Fickcn, OK.
mayor ofthe city of Charleston, (and,
by the way, { hips, l had the honor Of
sitting in the mayors chair for once)
and membor of the board of trus-
toes Of Newborry College, and very,
very busy man. Our stay ut his
home was. one of pleasant rccollec-
s5stions, and the drives over fhe city
with Mrs, Ficken were delightful
5Eand were duly appreciated by
!4'anI ,lnbber'' like. old man Kay.
& Tie shell road is a magnificent drive
! and one to be enjoyed. One thing
we noticed in the farming section
was acres upon acres of growing
irish potatoes not yet touchesEby the
icy breath OF. Jack Frost, and looking
fine.
.,s;'ahs work in the Synod Was one
mostly of routine and mine was one
of giving receipts md taking them.
On Friday by invitation of the con;
gregation of the churchyin which we
were holding our meetings, St. An
Wentworth street, tho synod
vacation in the afternoon and
bay on the double
81 the Commodore
ssIzs! Is ssite of Berk-
R'Ia1R3 house of
sfSEa,irol cami
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
FIRST SEVERE BLIZZNnD
or THE PRESENT WINTER
SlG mud Snow Accompanied by High
winds, Prevail In Three Stntrs-Enrd
on Electric Concerns.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 2l.--Slcct
and snow have dono moro or less
damage to telephone and telegraph
wires in Kansas City and surround.
ing towns within the past 2 hours,
rendering communication uncertain.
Dozens Of poles and wires have
snapped under the heavy weight of
the sleet, the street railway traffic is
hampered to considerable extent
Trains are late in some instances
The storm seems to bo general ovel
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
At Beatrice, Nob., tho snow is
eight above zero, fall of 60 do
grco in "a hours.
At Abilene, Kas., thrco inches of
snow has fallen, and tho thermom-
eter has fallen so degrees. At Lin
coin Centre, Kas., it is bitterly cold
and five inches Of snow has fall, II
and is drifting badly.
AT Leavonworth, Kas., the electric
cars are tod up because of tho dan
ger from stray wires.
REMARKABLE CHANGE.
ST. Josoph, Mo-, Nov 2l.-A ro-
markable change in weather has
taken place nero during tho last "a
hours. Sunday it WAS too hot for
overconts and wraps Last night
sleot began to fall, which turned into
snow this morning and thoro was Il
fall in temperature of 40 degrees.
Tho weight OF the slect has broken
down many telephone wires aud rail
road trains nr" running lrrogularly.
BLIZZARD IN MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Minn., Nov 21.-Tho
first snow storm developing into a
genuine blizzard. There is IL high
wind blowing and tho snow is drift
ing. Reports show that tho storm
iS OoDoral
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
ARE you A MINERAL.
There Are Minerals in Your Blood.
You Think Yum Bclong Ia the
tniuUI KtDptlptu

And so you do, but your body contains
minerals that are absolutely needed to keep
you in health and alive
You are like quartz mine. There are
pela afss Nh asehs1rns- u, i,.s4 ag.g.a ~.
calcium, iron in your blood.
They are nerve and tissue foods. Just as
starch and meat are. What we call poor
blood is nearly always the lack of one or
more OF these mineral physiological foods.
The rich. red. strength and nerve power
in good, healthy blood is due TO its vein
of iron.
Pale people are poor blooded people.
They lack strength and stamina. They
are nervous. They catch cold easily. They
suffer from headaches, rheumatism, dizzi-
ness, sleeplossness, depression OF spirits,
fever. ague, general lack of health and
vitality.
They may build up an iron constitution
with DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
Swallowing an iron bar won't help you. A
chemical salt OF iron is needed, SO that II
cesses of your body.
DR.. Harters Iron Tonic. medicine
which contains new salt of iron, more
easily dissolved into the blood and turned
into strength than any other.
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic makes you as
strong as iron
Indianapolis Ind. Aug. 90, 1897.
'pr. Harter Medicine Co.. Dayton, Ohio.
Gentlemen: ] desire to thank you for the
benefits derived from the use OF your DR..
Harters Iron Tonic. but am unable TO
find words to express my appreciation For
years was troubled with dyspepsia and
impure blood. was constantly troubled with
that tired feeling, until I finally became a
confirmed invalid. tried a number OF
physicians of all schools. and number OF
the advertised remedies for stomach and
hlcod. hut was unable to find anything 10
help me Until ! tried Dr. Harter's Iron
Tonlc was very much benefited by the
first bottle. and by continuing its use I
am new as well and healthy as ever, and
can not too highly recommend IT. AS a
blood purifier and health builder It has no
equal Very truly yours,
"w, X. BELLS"
His experience Is only one OF thousands.
Nature can not do WRONG. A weak sys-
tenn Graves iron.
Give II to II.
Sold everywhere.
Sample dose of DIR. Harier's Little Liver
Pills and Book OF Dreams mailed free.
Address HARTER. Dayton. Ohio.
DR., Harter's Little Liver Pills do the
business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27

Ed Beard, commercial agent for the Fort
Worth and Denver City was in Houston
yesterday
Traffic Manager Ben of the Southern
Pacific has returned to headquarters from
a trip to New Orleans.
Il. w. La Beaume. general passenger
agent for the Cotton Belt. with headqupr-
tiers at St Louis. was visitor in the city
yesterday.
Third Vice President Stubs. In charge
OF traffic of the Southern Pacific, arrived
yesterday from New Orleans and after a
short conference with President Hunting
ton, departed for the West
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HOUSTON LYcEUM.

The entertainment for the Houston Ly-
ceum that was spoken OF in The Post Of
The 18th will take place at the Parish fouse
on the evening Of The 3lat. EXERCISES will
begin at s D. IN. and will b, conducted by
the school master. Words in common daily
use. words that authorities are agree 4
upon, are written upon blackboard. either
slngIy or arranged in sentences or verse.
and the master viii call for volunteer
scholars from his audience 10 read aloud.
thu words as hIbltfsls used.
II Is smusing. as we'll as confoundlng, 10
know how few speak the English language
correctly.
Remember the tickets nre only 25 cents.
and the cxerclseB will begin al S p m. OF
The 3ist al the Parish house.
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G. Waiter survey In all Al, l-to
acrcs; also 400 ncres Francis Fry
survey. sos --f0 acrcs y. Fry SUR
vcy; 80 acres Il. Fry survey.
34S S-lo acres In T.. Fry survey. $50
David Anderson TO Mary @, Andcr-
son. outlot is. ]. Il. Harris league.
40 acres, =. 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b
Charles Touchon aud wifss l., NJ.
to II. Secrctnn. cnc-hAlf interest
let's - 10 i6, part A. Wright sub
division w. c. Wallace survey, $500
MarrtaWc Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued TO the fol-
lowing persons yesterday:
Iilliard Norris and Francis Harris.
Louis Laurezano and Miss Lena Bangio,
w y, Daniel and Miss Katie Malone.
George I. Buys and Miss Maud b..
Friday.
Ike Cans and Miss Raw Alexander.
s. r., Mcfarland and Helen Mccain.
Max Treund and Miss Sophia Freund.
John II, Dancer and Pearl II. Jones.
John Walker and Minnie Smith.
Willie Clark and Whitaker.
Jack Glover and Elmiiw sanders
Joseph Gillette and Miss Mario Over
gard
John e, Mooney and Miss Mary n.
irlsG ~.
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C.. II. AM, q. N.
surveying Corps Has Been Ordered
Into fhe Field.

Beaumont. Texas, March ga Calf,
Beaumont ard Great Northern railroad
engineering corps left over the Gulf Beau-
,aent and Kansas City this morning 10 he
ain surveying tie line of the former road.
which is 10 build frola Jasper TO Paris.
CAPTAIN Il. l. Kellie Of the Jasper south
ern is In the city today and says Tie Cult.
beaumont and Northern has secured Ihs
Grade built BY TIE citizens OF jasper from
Klrbyyille TO Jasper, and thai the ia psf
southern IL now part OF The new railroad
He says q small AMOUNT OF wok is neeaoi
on Tho grade, but thinks that "a rliiroai
10 JASPER is nov only Question OF
mouth or two The engineering corps VIII
begin the survey 10 Psfis Monday
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Thc Guntlnluur ycvlrv,

Alvin, Texas, March 2s.--The surveying
corps Of the Guadalupe Valley railroad
loaded their outfit on cars today ana left
Tor Victoria. Colonel Lott did not meet the
engineers here aud their plans for the tu-
thre are not known. The people OF Alvin
are very much eiatcd over the prospects
cf this road being built at an carly date.
II Will open up rich and as yet unde-.
seloped country TO the South and West
and make OF this place terminal point
Tor the new line and an Important transfer
point for Houston and Galveston business.
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1'hc lxnty ,lns Quit.

II was learned yesterday that the Mis-
souri. Kansas aud Texas had stopped pay
Ing The expenses Of the late Southwestern
passenger committee, operated by Mr. Kent
at st Louis. According TO Mir. Baker.
general passenger and ticket agent OF the
road, he Mas paying the committees sal
aries and expenses In hopes that the Other
roads would return to the fold. As the
matter stands now there Ii little likeli-
hood Of the committee ever being reoy-
rs.fIg,d tt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27

at A. Hampe's last Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday was an event that attracted no
little attention and was a decided success
Judging from the number Of ladies present.
It seemed that all In the city had turned
out for the occasion. This Is new de-
partment added to Mr.. Hampes dry goods
store. and great deal Of time and pains
we're taken in choo Ing the selection which
Was purchased from some OF the best
known houses OF the Eastern markets.
The styles displayed were all the newest
and were beautiful which assures this mil
iinery department large and satisfactory
patronage.
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SUITS AGAINST THE KATY.
One Mnn Wants $4,000 and Another


Sherman, Texas. March Psf. c..
voght today entered suit against the Katy
for personal damages in the sum of S10,
900 Plaintiff alleges in his petition that
in November of 1897. while working as a
day laborer on the track OF this road In
johnson county. he was run into by hand
car and received injuries of sufficient inn
portance to satisfy the above claim, speci-
flying that his knee cap was permanently
injured.
w. s. Akers VS.. The Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railroad is the style of dam
age suit filed in The district court. Plaintiff
asks damages in the sum Of 10000 for
damages alleged to have been received
While in the employ of defendant as break
man. In detail he alleges that while on a
moving train and manipulating break
the break staff broke, precipitating him
between two cars, resulting in the mans-
ling of four fingers TO such an extent thai
said fingers had to be amputated.
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Rates s., 80 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prom.
fAE
LAWLOR

RE. L. Doak. san Antonio; NJ. Dawson
" wife, Miss Dawson. Flint, Mich; G..
nu. Houston; f. c. Mccall, San Antonio
Y. Y. Meek, ,loskin Texas; w. S. Iarrell
" wife, Bryan, Texas: Geo. Anderson. CAL
gxon; Jack Crotty, Austin; Clarence H..
ei PHILADELPHIA; T.. ". LaBeaume. st.
sslsi Charles Il. Pease, Dayton. Ohio; ]. Il.
iMa Fort Worth; l.. f. Hanisb, Joseph
INNINGS, New York; E, ". Kruttscnnitt.
f Orleans; Colonel NJ, f. Nett, Calves
H,J L. A. Thomas, Dallas; A. p Peppers.
gNot; R. w. Finley, Austin: c. H. Rob
w. huntsville; +. L. Chapman, Cuero;
stedman, Jr, and wife. Houston H. A.
a,on. st. Louis; G. W. Iiawley and wife.
louisville. KY, Walton c. Smither and wife.
kashston: n p, English, Sealy; W c. Moul-
", 81 Louis; j w. Evans, Galveston: T. C.
Eaeynolds, I'll Campo; l.. O. Martin. Gin
Canalii James =. lIil Ir. Livingston.
| W.. j. D. Allen, Huntsyille; John p.
|ssagn,, Missouri CELSIUS orear. st. Louis:
~ Mcfiahon, New Orleans; Jnmes Bean
wa way ana wife, Victoria; w +. Brennan,
r ,s,. orleans; T, l., Smith, Columbia; j. w.
ee'ison, Houston. r, NJ. Davis, Dallas: w.
e. Z spear, Roddic Pierce G. II. Vangllder.
4 AZ = antonio; Mrs G.. Van Camp, Guthrie,
w. E. A. Gomez. w NJ. Morgan. Rich
'eAa' H. Wild, Jersey City, N. j.
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Z A. stopp San Antonio; J. L. Bonney,
fancy, Texas; L. NJ. oppenheiner, Mont
Emery county Texas; r, A. Hosack, St.
sus Mo-; Sol Levy. Cincinnati, Ohio; O..
stratton, Ir., Dallas q. H. Corbett, Bos-
y; T. A. Manning, Dallas; e. *. ManGila
boy Chicago; NJ, NJ. Johnson. II. j, Pring
esen. Mass; ". L. Mcbride. San Antonio,
rs Tom Coleman. Harrisburg, Texas; Mrs.
H. Prince, Galveston; S. Orr Neal, Pbila-
laphia T. L. buckingham, Frank Fitz
fsh, New Orleans; James Wagner. Den
Louis. Mo: George r. Jacobs. a. NJ.
lMdennjng, Boston. Mass, George A. Flag,
(1aata, Ga; B. shanglo. - Antonio; Ed
Hurley, Chicago; H. p. jackson, Dallas,
pas: Simon Weller, New York; c, We'll
Dallas; j. r. Wilson, st. Louis, Mo-.
sB Levy, Joe Lehman, New Orleans.
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SHOULD HAVE iRBAD THE Posi-.
Lots of Trouble Caused by mn Ineor-
tf,.t Hmm.

Lots of Trouble Caused by mn Ineor-
rect Item.
Galveston Texas. March 26.-clerk Dart
OF the United States court has been put TO
a great deal Of extra work on account OF
an erroneous newspaper publication. The
Galveston News few DAYS ago stated
that Judge Bryant had granted a Temporary
restraining order against number OF the
Southwestern lines on Application OF the
Kansas city. i'ittsburg ana Gulf. In conse-
quence Of the publications great deal
OF telegraphing was done by the railroad
attorneys who wanted copies OF the order,
and enc lawyer-a M Forrest OF Dallas
actually iourneyed al The way 10 Calves
ton to sec about the matter. He was per
tans the maddost man on the island when
he refchod the court room and found out
no such order had been made What Judge
BIZ, ant did do was correctly stated Ia Tae
Post at the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
Conductor ADAMS nninu wei.

7. r. Adams. conductor of the southern
Pacific who was injured In the yards here
Friday, is doing nicely at the Houston
innrmary. The physieians think that he
VIII be able to leave the hospital within
thu next two weeks Mr.. Adams is very
popular. employee of the company and for
a long time has been chairman az the con-
duclors grievance committee for the At
lantic system
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sHERIFFs, DEpIRr,,,Exr.

\ sn M'ange Texas. March 26.--Look out
kefo a,rsst two negroes. one a yellow
|orse. ~ - years old, riding gray
+ yes,. -. ssnef a black negro boy about
|aot An 80, ~ riding o brown horse with
|rest sa s.'eneah ! hold warrlnt for their
|xn IN .osp.fy will pay $50 Tor these
lea a, l"s ~ In TEXAS upon conviction,
lerin. iS"'''''''' hseatiaas 10 A. A.e's-sin,
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New Cotton Bcit Round House.

The chief engineer OF the Cotton Belt
has sent TO Commercial Agent Bone of
the read plans and specifications for the
new round house and motive department
store room the company will erect at
Tyler Texas, All bids are desired by
April s The round house will be Of
twenty stalls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
General Bngense Agent Appointcd.

The Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf has
appointed b. X. Flemming of Kansas
City general baggage agent of the road.
with HEADQUARTERS at that place. The APP
pointment was effective March %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
Hypnnfir Mnnnnrs.

hi L 4, need so to Paris now 10 see all
|paot,c naryelops in hypnotlsm. IN the
|aat,y Mards Of many hospitals OF this
hpee ~ hypno;ie subjects tina, mere
Iaes =, y SID, throws them into the
!, ohs,sr,e, Bur IN order to oycrcotue
10 ,sr,le kidney ircable. the psTsis
Essarv nostetters, Stomach Bitters Is
ksrssl .. nse II also atically for
noas a pnlous, dyspeptic. rheumatic and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
W. G. U. D. EIeciion.

regular annual election Of the
|ous,a Christian Temperance Union Of
bln.sd ,ne following officers were APP
hi; n. 'rs Fannie Reese Pugh presi-
n. 'Iana, Emma YATES, vice president
III Elizabeth Treey carresrnndine seere.
f's Narrle Mihiiis treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27

The children OF the Sunday school OF
Inc Church of the Annunciation will give
4 picnic at San Jaeipto grounds on the
Houston East and West Texas Saturday,
May g. The company is making prepara-
TONS to accommodate the children and
their attendants. and is putting the park
Ill shape for this and future occasions.
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Reni Estnte r'rnu.fcr..

The following real estate transfers
filed yesterday.
l.. NJ. Disney to estate of Ida Disney.
lot IL, "Hill OF Graves" Holly
wood cemetery ..... .............
Hollywood Cemetery company TO
heirs OF William Disney. lot 10.
"Hill Of Graves" said cemetery.
Hollywood Cemetery company TO l..
NJ. Disney, lot IL, .Hill of Graves
Hollywood cemetery. ........
Eugenia A. Baggess and husband,
John A.. TO q. l.. Scott. 2A acres
Ennis cargill TO d. w. Whipple. lots
., 10. part IL, block s. lot IL, Hol-
man survey. -. -.......-..
Li1zie II. Morris, widow, and Eidon
Burns TO II. Dettman. lot 8. one
half T. block. s, Castanie addition.
Texas Saving and Real Estate Invest
ment association TO Thomas ~
Wallace. 107xi5l feet In West End
a6d!;:cp 10 Hrastcn. ~ ,--s
Emerson w. Peet and wife. Amelia
X, TO Alice G. Burnett. late 81 to
80. block 90 lots 8 10 10. 16. block
%; u. 16. ~. As. block "a; mr.
haf lot .. block 81: lot a. block
10; lots 10 to a. block 1916 lots
! TO o. % to 90 BLOCK t4S; lots %.
20, block 49, lets TO .. 20 10 sS.
block 10; lots 10 0. block Ell: lots
10 10 27, block ga east half block
235. one-bslf lot 13. all "A TO
is. block 236. lots 10 .. block al;
lots ~ 20 IS, bloak 2f2; lots 10 10
q. block 2is. Houston Heights. u.
r NJ. Cash 10 ]. f.. Cabaniss 8 s7-i0o
acres part section A., block !.
Houston and Texas Central lanas..
Carroll ". Carter to Charles II.
Noglse. lot 2. block 1908 Houston
Ileish0.---t ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
NJ. NJ. Damron To l.. B. Moody.
blocks 4. g, z. 8. Q. 2. sub-diyision
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Southwestern lines which have refused 10
accept freight thercfrom without prepay
ment OF charges. He had an informal con-
terence with the railroad commission. At
which the pruprlety OF that tribunal
taking hand In the fight was discussed
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Suits for Civil District Courr.
The following suits for the civil district

courts were filed yesterday:
G. s. West ct al w. Hattie l.. Jackson
ct al; trespass to try title to 10 $40 acres
in Hattie Jackson I00-acre survey
II. p. Mansfield VIZ. l.. X. Morris ct al I:
injunction To restrain DESCENDANTS from
lcvying any execution upon planting :
property; injunction granted upon plaintiff
giving bond In sum of $3.50.
James Hayes VS.. International and Great
Northern Railway Company; damages, $20.-
900.
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THE HUTCHINs
HOUSE.
B. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.

s Lk. Reese. Beaumont; o. Gndewott. f..
|is,,pywv o.,A Paint Rock. ARK: Theo Nagel
|lrn rnrSn John W. Boyle. Bromond: w j.
n '-sIu'ns, Dallas; NJ. r. Nussbaum, Velasco;
|stiihv,in,aoNwe Brazoria; W. W. Edwards,
II sisa a Fort Worth; r. c, poughtic. Elifaula.
n eo,s ss Elina Mccoy san Antonio James
|asS,p i s Albany. T. Il. Masley. Hemp
|aoaitr y ,, :, Manning. 81. Joseph; samuel 0.
|G 1 ,Lpnsyille; II r. Davis. Nayasotn
|rb, ni MARSHALL, Dallas; Thomas Norton, Lake
|l,nhi,so,.1 - q Nagle. College station; j w.
|tris:' pn' New York; Oswald Wilson. Bra.
., acpR,,dLs' roster Velasco: H. Morris W.
81, Louis GUS R. q sneed. sedai Ip B. shanela.
Ri, c, aignioi /. Voorhees,, New Orlenps, w.
Sim u,.sSSap 3 =; Gidcomb ST. Louis: q Il.
Etirer 49, X. 2 Forekins, Columbia; A, W.
[. II. pi,uwen W, n. Griffith. Waco; Mrs.
R'I ss ,,,:;; John A. Ware, sugden, /. T..
Louisville ith, san Antonio; w. B. Rryan,
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sHERrrrs, DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from r. II. Cannon.
1915 Smith street. city, one brown horse.
o years old, Is hands high. white spot In
forehead; short thick name; foretop
clipped. Reward SIS.
Strayed or stolen from j. II. Pruett.
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Suit for county Court.

In the county court Yesterday w. -.
Cleveland Co. filed suit for deb, in the
sum OF s4o5.99 against S. j. and T. j.
Treadwell.
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PROBATE COURT.

Estate OF Connie o'Connor, minor;
authorized to expend $3.50 per year for the
support and education of the minor.
state OF Texas VS. Jack Hall. non compos
mentis: verdict that the defendant be
restrained OF his liberty w. Il. Jones ap-
pointed guardian of the person and estate
and that defendant be placed in his charge
on his filing bond In the sum of $1,000.
-. b. Couch. j. Il. Walton and Il. r..
Phelps appointed appraisers.
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CONSULTING COMMISSIONERS

"a. g, +. ma 70 .kttVrHts
the boycott Fight.
Austin, Texas, Mach 26- HOE. y
Greer OF Beaumont. attorney for the Kan
sss City Pittsburs and Gulf ra ircsd' is
In the city on mattsrs connected with tns
Injunction suit recently filed 10 the Eel
eraI court by his company against tne
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DR.. Sanders Electric Belt.


night keeps
All this build
Electricity appreciate the
gradually losing
De wonderful.
Doctors do not usually
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HOUSTON. TEXAS.
.dean Plan, 81 and $3.50 per Day.
retly first. class, centrally located; Pas
~ Elevator, Electric Lights. Steam Heat,
sru aud Call Bells in all rooms. Elegantly
H,hed, new and modern.
Iroplmodations unsurpassed by any Hotel
MURISoN G MALIN, Managers,
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel.