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CURES DRUNK {
Marvellous Home Remedy Secretly Given in C0tfee,
Tea, Milk or Food Without the
Patients knowledge.
Free Trial Package Mailed all Who Write for IT. Women Nay
Now Quickly Cure Husbands Sons and Brothers.

Carver Of Meredosia. III. Ia . truly bsnevD-
lent woman. She knew a woman who WA
on the point OF leaving her husband but he
pleaded for another trial and Mrs, Carver
gave him some Golden Specific. 1t cured him
and thus reunited family. She has done
similar good worksfor others.
And there are many men who take the rem
edy by their own free will. The coroner ef
Woodrun county. Ark, residing at Cotton
Plant, was n hard drinker for thirty years
and cured himself In few weeks J, T..
Gray OF North Platte. Nsb., IL another man
who saved himself from drunkenness BY this
noble remedy.
There are thousands OF others who write
similar expressions, but the vast majority arc
from women who saved their husbands. SONY
ard brothers or relatives. The remedy 10
called Golden Specific md Is the discovery
OF a well known physician OF Cincinnati. Dr.
J. W. Haines IL Ia given In tea. coffee. milk
or any kind OF food and 1t Is remarknble
fact that n man cant take this remedy and
use liquor. His whole nature begins to de-
spise whisky or alcoholic drinks and the cure
begins right away, and he STAYS cured. ANY
woman can have free sample OF Golden
Specific by sending her name and address TO
the Golden Specific Co., 2ss Glenn Bniiding.
Cincinnati, Ohio. II will thus cost her moth
ing to try this remedy and she will doubtless
not lose sight OF such an opportunity. Write
today without fail.
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
-Governor Roberts Laid to Rest
with Imposing Ceremonies.
MILITARY AND CIVIC HONORs PAID.
University students Attended In .
acknowledgements Lubbock snya
snyers Fought on Two crutchcS.

Austin. Texas, May 2l.--The remains OF
ex- Governor Roberts were conveyed from
the capitol to their last resting place In
the city cemetery this evening after appro-
pirate religious ceremonies conducted by
Rev. smoot and Rev. Briggs had been OBJ
served over his bier. The university alum
nj acted as pail bearers and the funeral
was attended by members of the State gov
eminent, the higher courts and the city
and county governments, Baylor Univer-
sity of Waco sent a delegation to accom-
pany the remains TO the grave and the stu
dents of tho State university followed them
In q body. The Third Texas infantry and
the First cavalry and the Austin Are de-
partment formed part OF the cortege, which
WAS one OF the largest and most impressive
ever seen In this city.
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SERIOUS WRECK.

Four Killed nnd Score More In-
jurcd in "a Collision.
81. Louis. May 2l.-A construction train
and special bearing Superintendent Mil
Ter and other officials Of the road collided
In deep cut on the Vandalia at 1910
O'clock this evening two and half miles
east OF Collnsville Four men on the con-
struction train were killed and twenty
Others injured, Ave seriously. The dead;
William Montgomery
James Pope. Effingham, Ill.
John Martini. ColIinsville.
Charles Crilion, Smithboro, III.
Seriously injured;
John Klke. John r. Ross. John w.
Rose, Charles Thomson. Matthew Maloney.
The engineer and fireman Of the special
escaped by jumping and one OF the Off
Gals was injured.
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A senly Company waiting.

Sealy, Texas. May 1s.-The patriotic
spirit has struck Sealy at last. When the
first call for volunteers was made by the
governor only three young men from This
place responded Dick Montgomery, Guy
S. Morris AMI VIII Smart; when the second
call was made Dan Brandon. Lewis Whit
field, Herman Geiser and Theodore Herzis
enlisted and they are all now United States
soldiers, the first three are in the En-
NETS OF Houston and the latter are in the
Lipscombs Of Luling.
Last Saturday night public meeting OF
The citizens was held at the public hall
and after listening to number OF pa
trotic war talks list was started and
twenty eight names secured to form com
pany to answer to the next call for vol
unteers by the president. The company is
composed of some of the best citizens OF
Sealy, both married and single. Piof.
Glenn. principal of the Sealy nigh school.
was elected captain Nels Reneau, first
lieutenant. Robert Stone. second lieuten-
ant, and should the president make his
second call. which now seems likely, Seaiy
will furnish one Of the best companies in
the State.
fund is being raised to purchase a
large flag and when 1t arrives there will
be a grand demonstration in elevating 1t,
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Ever since tho temperance crusade began
there has been added interest In anything
that promised TO aid the cause, And In this
intensely practical dav We look for results.
We expect person to be cured OF drunken
ness Just as he can be CURED OF rheumatism
or pneumonia or any other disease, for alec
holsm Is q nerve disease and thinking peo-
pie all recognize this fact. But what has
done more than anything else TO save drunk
ards Is the fact that there is a remedy that
cures and this remedy Ia applied sec,etis
without the drunkard knowing or realizing IL.
A wife who has been mated TO husband
who for years has been addicted to the liquor
habit Will wonder II such a thing ms curing
her husband by her own efforts can he true.
ia II possible that there Is such a glorious
opportunity" she will ask. And experiences
and the ringing words Of n host OF other
women say: Yes, II is true" for they have
put II to test and rejoice In tho reclama-
tlon OF fathers, sons and brothers who seemei
lost to all sense OF self-rospcct, generosity
and mauliness.
Miss May Muse OF Liberty, Kan. used this
wonderful remedy and cured rear and
dear relative and she writes n most earnest
appeal TO all other women TO thus spread the
work OF saving drunkards Mrs Mary Bra.
mum OF Owens. La, says the remedy sue
cceded In erccting complete cure Of her
husband. Mrs. II. l. Langdon OF whcetland.
Cal. says she will never hesitate to rccom-
mend It. as II cured her husband. Mrs, J. IL.
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GALVESTON COUNTY.
Instructions for Snyers, smith and
Judge Gavin.


Galveston, Texas. May 2l.-The demo-
cratic primaries here today to elect dele
gates to the county convention was a very
quiet affair. only small vote being cast.
From the twelve wards in the city the fol-
lowing delegates were elected: First ward.
j. NJ. Smith, Frank Robson. II. NJ. Rogston.
A. d. Smith; Second ward, Thomas BurneG,
Thomas Gallagher. +. +. Heigel Third
ward, Robert Weber, Thomas Goggan,
CHRIS Fox Fourth ward. Fort Smith, Geo.
l.. Kcrst Charles Jordan. James Walsh
Fifth ward. Pete Merry, NJ. i. TurnleI.
George e. Call. l.. f. Cleary; Sixth ward,
T. II. Nolan, John Denton. John r. Roacn,
William Fenlon. John Heyman. Robert
Newdasher: Seventh ward, James Daley, K.
V. Davidson. Guy NJ. Bryan, Foster Rose.
Joseph Aguilo Thomas j. Ballinger. Chas.
X. Refel, K. w. Farrell. Eighth ward. Geo.
W. Auterside, George W. Cleveland; Ninth
ward. F. NJ. Gildbough. j. ]. Morrisssy DR..
c. Warfield; Tenth ward, J. b. Stubs, D..
G. Kelley Gus Oppsrman. Eleventh ward.
Walter Gresham, James G.. Kelso, John
Kennedy: Twelfth ward. Fred Gloor Alex
Balfour. Ed Huston.
The country precincts have not yet been
heard from, but they viii not change the
result in any way. The democrats elected
will favor Sayers for governor Judge Gavin
for the court OF criminal appeals and Tom
Smith for attorney general.
Weber has everything his own way 10
succeed himself as county chairman. He
carried every ward In the city but three
there was a contest In the Ninth ward and
they held a night election. The county
convention will meet next Tuesday.
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La Grange. Texas, May 2i.--IAast evening
about o'clock l.. II. Dickerson, section
boss on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railway. shot and wounded Ben Mckinney.
colored. Mckinney also shot at Dicker.Sn.
but missed his aim. Both parties used
shotguns. The load OF buckshot struck
Mckinney in the hip and Is not considered
dangerous Dickerson waived examining
trial and gave bond in the sum Of $500 to
await the action OF the grand jury. Nc
Kinney viii have an examining trial Mon
day. The trouble arose out OF some quar-
rel among the children. Both parties have
complaints Med against them charging as
sault with intent 10 murder.
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A wYNNE VICTORY.
Believed 10 Have Carried Denton
Hopkins and wichita.

Dallas. Texas. May 21.-The indications
tonight are that Colonel Wynne has carried
Hopkins Denton and Wichita counties IN
tcdays primaries All this wss expected
by both the Wynne and Sayers managers.
IL IS agreed Iow that Colonel Wynne VIII
RI. niain in the race and that the clip he may
run Major Say0rs may be brisk The Say
ers forces had little time in which TO make
fight in either Denton or Hopkins and
we're in nowise discouraged. Tonight they
claim that the delegates from Milan, Nae
ogdoches, Cass and Gregg counties, all OF
which are instructed for Crane, will vote
for Sayers.
They Will make desperate struggle u
control Kaufman, Ellis and FanDin at mex,
Saturdays primaries. with very fair
| chances OF success.
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THE ROUGH RIDERS,
LAST OF THE RECRUITS HAVE
BEEN SWORN IN.
Rigid Military Discipline In Main
tanned and the Men Are Bcing
Drilled Hard.

San Antonio. Texas, May 21.--The situa>
ton in the Rough Riders camp just now
is much TIE same as it would be If the
regiment were campcd in Cuban valley
awaiting the approach of the enemy. The
camp is kept under unrelaxing military
rule and no passes are given out except
to men who have been on guard duty for
twenty four hours. or have good ex-
cuse for wanting to come TO town.
Sentinels with Krag- Jorgenscns carbines
pace up and down before all the entrances
continually.
The Third squadron was given its first
squadron drill this morning, The various
troops of the organization have be n
drilled more or less during the past week,
but this was the first time that they have
all marched together The fifty "millon-
aire recruits" the Indian Territory troops
and tho miscellaneous recruits composing
the organization were all marched forth
by Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt and Ma
jor George Dunn about 10 o'clock iA the
morning
The lieutenant colonel and the major
are both thorough tacticians and strict
drllmasters and kept the troops marching
over the Geld in very fair form for ubost
two hours.
Major Brodie gave the Arizona squadron
its usual mounted drills, both before and
afternoon yesterday, and In the afterno IN
various troops and detachments were kept
scouting and skrmishing around the II
TO the southwest of the exposition building
About twenty more recruits and probably
the last were sworn in today, Including
some from the Texas border, some from
Colorado and one Fastener, Roscoe Chan
ming, the Princeton football celebrity, WHO
arrived here Friday. Among the Colorado
men were Sheriff Daniel, who subdued
lawlessness in Dodge City in its wild day.,
and five deputy sherlffs who helped 10
Quell the bloody riots at Cripple Greek
several years ago
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The Posts soldier Boy.

Galveston News.
Houston. Texas, Nav 20. Some OF the
boys in the general passenger department
OF the Southern Pacific today indited an
open letter to Sergeant Marcus Aurelius
Goodwin, formerly newspaper man OF
this city but now first sergeant OF the
Denison Rifles, ut Austin. They express
The hope that he vii, make his mark In
Cuba and the confident belief that he will
be too swift for the yellow fever germ. as
well as the Spanish bullets.
Mr. Goodwin has many friends in this
CITY. especially among the railroad men
and when the war is over. II he does not
prove too strong an attraction Tor the
eneny's bullets, he may be rendered prl-
yate car to take ride over TO Texas. This
is not Official however, but it is believed
to be semi official.
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G. A. r. CALL.

ON next Monday there viii he a meeting
of the members of the Grand Army of the
Republic at their hail on fremont street.
between Mechanic and Market streets, for
the purpose OF arranging for the proper
observance OF Decoration Day. All mcm-
bers of the w. r. C. aud Sone C. Veterans
are requested 10 he present. The meeting
will be open to the public.
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Rev. James Nj. Crafner viii deliver his
up to- date lecture on Cuba and the Cuban
war, under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. In Rosenberg
hall next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Cramor has ore OF The most expen-
sive and complete calcium light stcreop-
tcons, which he will use In illustrating
this lecture, showing views of the battle
ship Maine before aud after the disaster.
Havana war vessels, torpedo boats, IA
nous officers, reconoentrados &c.
Mr. Cramer is highly commended as an
orator and lecturer.
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AT THE AUSTIN CAMP.
MEN ARE PUTTING IN TIME DRILL
ING AND HOPING.
Hard Tack Has Been Issued to the
Cavalry, which Is Relieved to
POrtend Action.

Austin, Texas. May 21.--The troops at
Camp Mabry put in the day drilling and
hoping for orders to start for the front,
which never came, the only sign in that
direction being the receipt Of consign-
ment of hard tack by the cavalry, which
was interpreted to mean that moving Or
ders are not far off, as hard tack is only
issued when active service is expected.
Lieutenant Fenton, United States army
was today ordered to Chickamauga.
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THE oFFIcEPs NAMED.
General orler No. G.

General orler No. o.
Adiutant Generals Office. State of Texas,
Austin. May Isl The following assign
ment of company and troop officers Is
herby made in tie United States volunteer
nfaptry ard cavalry regiments Ciexas),
IL. This order of assignment shah not
affect the lneal rank OF officers, put sucn
rank will be governed by general order No
8. current series, from this office.
First Regiment Infantry.
Co A. Captain, George Mccormick; hrsI
lieutenant Richardson A. Scurry; second
lieutenant, Mllby Porter
Co. B, Captain, Victor NJ Theriot; FIRST
lieutenant. Marion G. Raysor; second lieu-
tenant. George b. Hutchinss.
Co. C, Captain, Thomas II. FranRitn'
first lieutenant, Octavius G, Drew, Jr'' sec
ond lieutenant. Ivan Murchson.
90 n Cantain John l.. Neazey; first neu-
tenant samuel C. Orchard second lieuten-
ant John w. Ranboit.
70 p captain. Augustus f. w. Macman-
MS. first lieutenant. Tobe F. Fitzsimmons
second lieutenant Albert B. Watts Jr-
Co. r. Captain. Scion L. MeAdoo; mrs,
lieutenant. William b. Hamilton second
lieutenant. Raymond Keller
Co G Captain Eugene J. Hernandez
first lieutenant. Grabiel F. Cazeli; second
lieutenant, Henry M. HAN ..
10 II. Captain, George Willrlch; hrs
lieutenant. John W. Moore; second lieuten'
ant, Theodore H Kroli
Co. /. Captain. Roy w, Hearne; hrst ileu'
tenant, oliver p. storm; second heutenth'
Lewis Bedell.
Co. X, Captain. Edmund L. kleharas
first lieutenant, Ira J. Dawson second lieu
tenant. Robert 4. Johnson.
Co. l., Captain. Roger c. Roberdsaui ilrs
lieutenant, Benjamin f, Wright seeohc
lieutenant. James W. Smith.
Go. N. Captain. Jules f. Muchert' ilrs
lieutenant, Oscar l.. Lusk; second heuteh
ant. BENJAMIN II, Dabncy
Second Regiment OF Infantry.
Co. A, Captain Charles G. Bierbower
first lieutenant. Richard c. Bierboweri sec
ond lieutenant. Charles standifer
Co. B. Captain. James w. iresoni mrs
lientenant. Mcneil CHAPMAN; second lieu
| te<ant Robert T. Shndler.
co. G. Captain. Gordon Roone, first lieu
tenant. Cherles Ahrenbeck; second lieu
terant Themes p. Buffington
CO. d. Captain Samuel Hosenfifid' hrs
ue,.tenant Carroll 7. Elliott; second lieu
tenant. John T.. Terrell.
GO, E. Caytsin. Charles s, Mreheli; nrs
lieutenant, Angelo DE S.efano; sscond heu
tenant. Erskine H. Roach.
Is. +. Captain William NICK Lamooiu
first lieutenant. William winston Jr.; sec
ond lieutenant. Jeptha II. Duncan.
J co. G, Captain, Godfrey R. Fowler INV
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LIGHT GUARDsMAN DEAD.

WINS a Native of North Carolina
where His Remn ins VIII De Sent.
Austin, Texas May 21.--Private John
Scruggs OF the Houston Light Guard died
at the City hospital today of typhoid
fever. He was North Carolinian and had
no relatives in Texas
detail from the Third regiment came
10 town to take charge OF his funeral, but
it was found that his remains had been
ordered shipped to North Carolina by his
relatives.
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Enris, Texas. May 2i.--ln response TO
call for the young men OF the city TO meet
at the city hall last night for the purposs
Of organizing a horn military company, a
large number responded and a company of
twenty was enlisted for home protection.
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second Rcglmcnt,s Reccption.

Franklin. Texas, May 2o--The Second
regiment of volunteers pessed through here
tcday; the train passed in three sections.
the first arriving here ct about neon. tie
second at 20 and the third at 2:3O p. m
The FRANKLIN brass band furnished music
ana the ladies' throw bouquets and dalnties
TO the soldiers Quite a large crowd hao
sssenbled TO cheer the trains as they passed
through. One trooper lost his cap during
The cheering and hurrahing.
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FOUGHT ON TWO cRurcHEs.

Ex-Governor Lubbock said to Tho Post
correspondent this evening: During the
war. l saw many OF our Southern soldiers,
who were mounted. refuse to 90 to the
rear. | saw some that went to the front
ON ono crutch. but Joe Sayers Is the only
man that ever saw that fought with his
command on two crutches, and 1t was by
such deeds OF valor that the flag OF the
Confederaoy was made glorious. Since tina
war his democracy, lilce his patriotism,
has been unlmpeachable.'
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Green Expect. Harmony.

Dallas Texas. May 2i.-Chairman f. IL.
R. Green OF the republican State committee
reached Dallas tonight after an absence
of more than month. He expects to be
elected State chairman again and looks for
a very harmonious meeting OF his commit
tee at Waco on May 81.
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SUIT IN prpERAL COURT.

Virginia have brought suit lie the Federal
court here against j. &. Traylor of Jack.
son county to recover title to league OF
land In Matagorda county, OF which they
claim to have been disposscssed by de-
PENDANT about two years ago. They also
ask to be awarded damages in the sum OF
$4,000, alleged value OF the rents and use
of the land.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.Kinnon

At the Tremont-D. G. McKinnon,
Texas; Fred Ulman. St. Louis; p. D.
Craig Chicago S. G. Mckinney. Dallas
Il. M. Mitchell, II. b. Baer Houston
S. Ullman, New YORK.. Dave l.. MURPHY
Corpus Christi: r. +. Curtis. Waco; w.
A. Newell Chicago; Ovid Miller. South Nc
Alester: Mrs. q. n. Rasback and son. Par-
sons. Kan; Mrs. 7. s. Mcdowell. Smith
Vile; z. Strauss, New York. G. II. Ed
wards Dallas. 7. u. Edwards. city.
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N. LINTON DEAD.

n. Linton OF Brownsville died here this
morning after n brief Illness. He was the
father In. law OF Il. b. Renfro and promi-
nont in republican politics In this State.
The remains were shipped to Montgomery
county, his former home for !nterment.
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Storm In howl. COUNTY.

New Bastrop, Texas. May 2o.--This coun
~ was visited yesterday by a very heavy
rain and windfstorm IN some sections. The
WIND did considerable damage. Crops are
looking well. though small for the season
or the year: outlook. though. 10 favorable
at present for an average crop.
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San Diego, Texas, Nav 21--rroop D. Fifth
cavalry. in charge Of Lieutenant j. +,
Wade from Fort Ringgold. passed through
here this evening en- route to New Or
leans. from where they expect to emf
bark for Cuba at once. A large crowd
was at the depot to see them.
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NEGRO DRIVER KILLED.

VIII sprigss, eolored driver Tor l.. W
Levy g. Co. fell from float this afternoon
and was run over, the heavy wheeis
crushing bis skull. He was killed instantly
He was So years old.
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WAR POEM.

Strike for the Anglo Saxon
Strike for the Newer Day.
O strike for Heart and strike Tor bialh.
and sweep tie Beast away
Not only for our sailors.
The heroes of the Maine.
But strike for all the victims
OF Molcch- minded Spain.
Not only for the Present.
But all the bloody Fast
o strike for all the martyrs
That have their hour at last.
Old stronghold OF the Darkness.
Come, ruin It with light!
1t rs no fight Of small revenge.
IT'S an immortal fight.
Spain is an ancient dragon.
That all too long hath curled
Its cells OF blood and darkness
About the newborn world.
Think Of the Inquisitlon!
Think of The Netherlands!
Yea, think OF all SPANS bloody deeds
In many times and lands.
And let no feeble pity
Your sacred arms restrain.
This is Gods mighty moment
To make an end OF Spain
Richard lie Galllenne In Golfers weekly.
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rIag nni.inr a, walter.

Waller, Texas, May ie.-There was quite
an exciting time in Waller today. A large
crowd gathered in to witness the nag rails
ing. A large United States fag. IslS feet.
was hoisted upon q ffty-foot pole and be-
meath this small Cuban ios, The sew
eral salu,es from the anvil were fred
amid wild cheers from the crowd.
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and was taken prisoner end sentenced TO
be shot, but escaped the nigh. before and
landed safely in America. has received a
commission az colonel In the United States
army. The colonel has been ordered TO re-
FORT at once at Chickauauga.
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la Grange, Texas, MAY 2i.-The citizens
of La Grange sent a 5oo-pound box OF
vegetables to troop II. Lane Rangers. at
Camp Mabry yesterday.
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Cavalry Company AZ La Grunge.

La Grunge, Texas, May 2D-AhotheF cav
airy company IS being gotten up here to
volunteer should the second call for vol
unteers be made. Captain Ed Studemann:
assistant cashier of the First National
bauk tere, Is taking the lead IN getting
recruits ard the bank othciais nave asreea
TO holi his place in the bank until his re-
turn.
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Horses for Rough Riders.

waxahachie, Texas. May 2i.--Anoiher
car load Of horses was shipped to San An
tonic yesterday TO be used by the Rough
Riders
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Flags are what we are making size 4s6
feet IN. no matter how large. We guaran-
tee our work and material. Get our prices
ana we are sure TO get your order. Mail
orders solicited. 1o12h Texas avenue,
room 10. Houston, Texas. Pye Goodner.
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Commir.ioned as Colonel.

ouintana. Texas, May 21.-Psul Frienl.
who was captain general in the Polish war
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LECTURE ON CunA.

hustling among the responsible con
Germs to pay up before a pcnalty attaches.