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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-11
E,yet,e County Popuiists.

La Grange, Texas, April s.--The pcpunst
convention met here today ana name
delegates TO the state convention TO D;
held at Austin. July "a, 1925; also dsle-
ra,es were elected to the conzres.ionai
convention to be called some time IN tie
future. The ,sport Of the committee on
reso,utions was adopted indorsing the
'omabe platform and the organization tom-
mi,tee al 81. Louis. AMI declaring that the
marty win not leave thr middle o. the
,osd again for any man or rsris. Taey
indorsed thu initiative and referendum aud
Imperative mandate and favor Nat on4l
nominating contention on the 4th day CT
The present National chairman Marion
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NOTES.

Austin. Texas. April s.Mr. Tom J. Lee
Of Waco, university land agent, is in the
city on business connected with his office
Under his management revenues from uni
yersity lands have increased from $4,000 to
s39, 600 per year,
Sheriff league Of Washington county and
Hon. Ben Rogers and Mr.. Dick Swearingen
NJ Brenham we're In the city today on busi-
nefs with the departments.
Messre. George II. Green OF Dallas, Jas.
Clarity Of corsicana, and w. W. sefley Of
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TILE NEW roRr,s.

Senator Kerr OF Fayette county has been
in Galveston for several days Watching the
developments In the local war situation.
What he is particularly interested in is the
contract for stone 90 be used In building
the new forts. which will be let on the
18th instant. The specifications call for
something more than 1900 tons OF stone.
and MIR Kerr feels confident that the bid
he made will secure the contract. The bids
will be opened by Lieutenant Richie
Wednesday. and the work will be fastened
from that time on
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DnlInr Conntx pnnnIisi..

ty populist committee met today. Primaries
were ordered held on May Z to name dele
gates to county convention to be held at
a later date. An address urging all voters
opposed to the court house ring" TO par
ticipate in the primaries was issued
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Bonham, Texas. April sMr. Marsh
Hunacrc. living six miles west OF here.
lost his fine barn by fire at o'clock this
morning All Of Ills feed. fine jack and
stallion, three work mules and a fine mare.
aIto two-seated carriage and all his
harness, were burned with the building.
Tho fire was discovered between 3 and :
o'clock this morning and the origin OF the
fire Is a mystery. Everything was lost.
No insurance. Valued at $4,000.
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Heavy cnftie shipment..

Lampasas. Texas. April 1O.--Lampasas.
az well MS being tho largest poultry ships
ping station In Texas, is establishing q
record as a cattle shipping point. Yester-
day seven full train loads, amounting 10
105 cars, were shipped from this place BY
Mr.. X. H. Mosely TO Davidson, Kan. To-
day several more train loads will b
shipped out. and on Friday two train loads
were shipped out, and there are still mpSe
to follow. "a
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Court win Not Convene.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 10.--ShcrlR
McTiernan OF this city received tele-
gram yesterday from Hon. James b. Wells.
district Judge. who IS at present ct
Brownsville, announcing that he would not
convene district court here tomorrow. but
would try and be here in time to take UP
tho docket on Wednesday or Thursday
morning Mt the latest. Judge Wells further
announces in the dispatch that he is de-
tanned at brownsville investigating some
election troubles which necessitates his
personal attention and Investigation.
Therefore Sheriff McTlcrnan requests Tho
Post correspondent TO announce that those
Jurors summoned 10 appear at ine court
house on Monday are hereby dismissed
from attendance until Thursday morning.
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Colnnitt VII Run

CorsIcana, Texas, April 1o.-scnator o.
- Coiau!tt OF Terrell was in the city yes
terdsy looking over the oil field in COM
nany with Hon. Byron Drew. In speak
ing to representative OF The Post regard
ing ms candidacy, he stated positively that
he would not be candidate for land COM
missioner, but would be u candidate for
reelection TO the State senate from this
district
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TRANSFORMED TO ATLANTA.

4. u. Kinsey for the last several years
superintendent of the Pullman Palace Car
company for the Galveston district. has
been transferred to Atlanta. in charge Of
that territory. The Pullman company has
almost exclusive control OF tho roads In
the Southeast, and It's business there de-
mands constant attention. Mr.. klnscy left
tonight for Atlanta TO assume the duties
OF his new office II Is not known who Will
succeed Mr.. Kinsey. and II Is highly prob
able that no appointment VIII be made for
week yet.
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DIR. George A. Ferris.

Richmond Texas, April 9.--Dr. George A,
Ferris, one of the oldest citizens of this
county, died this afternoon and will BE-
buried tomorrow. He was over 50 years OF
age and was for many years one of the
leading physicians and citizens OF Texas.
and was a ma1 of remarkable brillaucs
and learning.
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AS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mr. Lanes Wns Not Def to Judge
Robson.


To the Editor of The Post.
La Grange. Texas. April 9.-Having no
iiced in the Galveston News of the 9th in
slant an article from one OF It's reporters
in which It stated that Judge Robson got
an opponent in the person OF his fello"
townsman Jonathan Lane, within twenty
four hours after his announcement. which
might be construed TO mean that Lane sim
My announced on account Of his opposition
TO Judge Robson. in justice 10 Nr. Lane We
beg leave to state that his letter was hand
ed 10 the correspondents OF the Galveston
News and Houston Post on April 5. about
(, p. IN. MIR. Lane requested Of both cor
respondents that the letter should not ap-
near uniIl Thursday. the 7th, in order that
IL might come out with the county papers.
8. C. LoWrey.
pest Correspondent.
Cconey Letzerich.
News Correspondent.
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stone n rossiblc Cnnd,antc.

Beevllle. Texas. April 1o--It is now
pretty well understood that Hon. ID. c.
Stone OF this city will be candidate for
congress from this, the Eleventh congress
sional district. Supporters are flocking to
his banner from all sections. and he will
make hard fight.
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nInlsc Nnt d cnp,I,,,n,c

Dallas Texas. April 1oH-Chairman d w.
Blake OF MeSia, en- route homo from Kan
sas, spent the day In Dallas. He dcclined
to say anything about the State campaign.
He added III my name has been used In
connection with the presidency OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college 1t has
been done without my authority, | have
not been, am not now, and will not be an
applicant TO succeed the lamented Ross"
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Fort worth Prc.byfery.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 9.--Thc last
session Of the Fort Worth presbNery was
held today. a resolution was passed for
the presbytery 10 Join with the synodical
work Of the State presbytery The. subject
OF home missions was discussed at length
and committees we're appointed TO push
that branch Of work. An adjournment was
had late tonight
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Fi,ca a chni1rI Mortrnge.

Greenyile, Texas. April 81, 0. Tea
garden. books and stationery. filed chat
tel mortgage this eyining, naming w. T..
Jackson as trustee, aud the following pre-
ferred creditors: Neyiand a. Neyland, 5000:
Gulick, 5000; First National bank. 1880:
Appleton q Co., 5000; other creditors to the
amount Of 800 Total liabilities about
$1,000; estimated assets. 5000.
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IN Dee COUNTY.
INC ftRhf Between Crane ana sn,crs
.5.r.. IL Nnx1 ~, ~ 80

''tNet" Vrnnr nnU SnyNrs
Is Now on
Beevilic. Texas, April TO- The political
POI Is boiling over in this county The
iisht between the Crancaand Savers forces
promises to be as bitter as that wagea be-
tween the Hogs and Clark forces. The ac.
ticn of the democratic executive committee
OF the county is being criticised quite So
verely because 1t adopted the rigid test and
also on account OF what is claimed to be a
discrimination in the number OF delegates
from each precinct allowed in the county
convention. The outcome Is awaited with
much interest
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a snNcrs club.

Denton, Texas, April "a Joe Savers
cempaign club Will be organized here next
week by the supporters of Congressman
Sayers for governor OF Texas The petition
calling for the organization was very
numcrously signed.
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Travis County ropuIists.

Austin. Texas, April lo.--At meeting
OF the popnlist county executive committee
held yesterday organization meetings were
ordered held throughout the county on
April 20. and another meeting of the COM
mittee was set for April 90 The unani-
nous sentiment of those present was favor
able TO the candidacy OF Wash Jones for
congress.
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A snycr. silver CIub.

Manor, Texas, April 9.Hon. X. L. Bolts
and Mr.. Henry Faulk addressed the people
at this place today in the interest of Hon.
Joe Savers. After the speaking n Joe
Savers Silver club was organized with n
membership of 125 names, Mr.. W A. b.
Howell was elected chairman and John a.
Hill, secretary.
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FASTER DINNER.

Aside from being generally observed
with special programmes OF music at all
the churches Easter Sunday In Galveston
was noted for the number of elegant din
ners served In this respect tho fremont
hotel probably led all the others Manager
Horst prepared menu for his patrons
that embraced every delicacy known 10
tho season The menu cards used on the
occasion were artistic specimens OF the
printers art
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MIAMI SAILS TUESDAY.

The Lone Star liner Miami arrived To-
day from New York with a big cargo Of
freight for Galveston and Interior points.
Included in the shipment was car load OF
he loaded as quickly as possible and ex-
poets TO sail Tuesday afternoon. II VIII
take out OF Galveston tho largest shipment
OF lead from Colorado that has ever gone
through the port
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Caldwell. Texas. April 10.--lIon. Mann
Trce spent yesterday in town and made
many friends. Hon Tom Smith, his oppo-
nent for the nomination for attorney gem
eral, Will be here next week.
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FLANAGAN TAKES CHARGE.

Webster Flanagan, recently appointed
collector Of internal revenue for this dis
trIct By President Mckinley. Will take
charge Of his Office tomorrow.
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Terrell Topicr.

Terrell Texas April 9.->, number OF
Confederate veterans went north today to
attend the meeting OF the Northeastern
division Of the United Confederate Veter-
ans, which meets at GrecnslIle today
Mrs. YIN. IT. Allen. a Christian lady
81 state reputation. has been very low,
liable TO die at any moment She has heea
very sick Tor aevsral weeks
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Patients recovering from fever gain
greatly in strength and flesh BY taking
M6Mrkzt,se

1.-THE Food Drink. Malt Murine Is pre-
pared BY the famous Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Association. which fact gusran-
claimed for II.
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KILLED IN a RUNAWAY.
Young Man Was Bndly Manglcd I'm
der His MnHnn.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 1o.--Charlea
Tewmey, aged 10, was killed in a run
away accident late last night. He was driy-
Ing wagon loaded with Grated buggles
when the horses became unmanageable
and ran on Tewmey was thrown 10 the
ground the heavy wagon passing over
both legs, breaking and frightfully mash.
Ing them above the knees The injured man
was takon to the hospital where he died
shortly afterward
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THE STATE CAPITAL
Preparing for the Grand Army En-
campmcDt.

Austin, Texas. April io.-Actiye prep
arations are being made for the State en-
campmcnt OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public 10 be held In this city on April 20,
2i and %, The feature OF the occasion Will
BIO grand parade and campfire booked for
san Jacinto day, IN which the local milf
tary companies. the fire department. the
Rangers. the WooGmen Of the World and
other organizations viii take part.
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Glddings, Texas. April 1o---Eastcr was
observed by appropriate services at tho
German Lutheran churches.
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JESTER AT NEW BOSTON.

New Boston, Texas, April 9.-The Hon.
George 7. Jester spoke in our little city
TO-DAY to large audience. His speech was
well received.
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INV Dntes 70 Houston.

Hcarne, Texas April io.-rhis town has
been flooded with advertising matter -
sued by the Houston and T;xas centra'
rs,,road announcing rats OF si.5o Tor the
round trlp to Houston on account OF the
san Jarinto celebration there Apt, ~ 70
81. A largo crowd VIII altrna from hsre'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-11

IF THE BABY IS CUTTING THETH
be sure ana use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. 4 soothes tho child
Hoftens the gums, Alfays AL pain, cures
wind collie aud II the best remedy foS'
diarrhoen.
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-. ,,,np 4 GUILD IN ONE Dtl

rake I.axatlye Bromo ouinine TABLETS, ~
cure res ssc. The genuine has I. y. q on
each tablet.
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Corsicsna. Texas, April io.-Easter
dawncd bright and clear this morning. New
Easter hats were plentiful and the scrv.
Ices were we'll attended, Fully $500 people
attended Rev. Abe Mulkcy's meeting. Spe-
clal services were observed at nearly all
tho churches and this afternoon at the
State and odd Fellows Orphans homen
special services were held, all or which
were well attended
foakum, Texas, April 10.-Easter was
celebrated here today by appropriate Gus
tomary services at the lutheran and Cath
Ollie churches. The day has been cxcecd-
ingly pleasant, and large audiences were
present at both churches. a protracted
meeting began at the Methodist church
this morning In charge Of the pastor, Rev.
H.. ID, Knckorborkcr. 1t Will be continued
for several days @
Huntsville. Texas, April 1o.--Trinity
commandcry No. %. knights Templars, of
Huntsville held interesting Easter serv-
ices at the Methodist church today. The
Knights marched from tho lodge asylum
to the church, aud In their uniforms made
II handsome appearance, Among other ex.
ercisos there was vocal solo by Miss Mae
Angler. The sermon was preached by Rev.
J. L. Massey, Several visiting Knights
from abroad were present.
Luling, Texas. April 1o-Eastor Sunday
Is being generally observed at all tho
churches in the city. The Lpscomb Rifles
attended the Episcopal church in u body
aud In dress uniform. Tho Methodist Bap-
list and Catholic churches were bcauti-
fuliy decorated with flowers and ever
greens.
Hcafnc. Texas, April 10.Eastcr Sunday
was bright aud beautiful and services were
held today at all Of the churches except
tho Presbyterian.
Giddings, Texas. April 1o.--Enstcr was
observed by appropriate services at tho
German Lutheran churches.
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PROPOSALS.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS TO PUR-
CHASE, IN BULK, THE LONG ESTABLISH
ED AND VALUABLE DRY GOODS BuSI-
NESS; LATELY CONDUCTED IN THE CITY
PERRY, NOW DECEASED.
THE UNDERSIGNED, executors of the last will
and testament of SEATON PERRY, deceased late
of the city of Washington District of CoIuinba.
FmIFTEEATH Ell DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1885, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK M, they will receive sealed
proposals for the purchase, in bulk, and as q
whole, Of the stock of Dry Goods and Merchandise,
every kind. which belonged TO the late SEAToN
PERRY at the time Of his death, and was then
In his place Of busin sss, at the corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 9th street northwest in the
All Horses, Wagons Harness and Stable Fix
lures belonging to the said business includal
In the property mentioned above. Book accounts
death, bills receivable, bonds stocks then be-
longing to him, are not, are any of them
included in the above offer.
The terms Of sale will be, at the option of the
purchaser, all cash, one-third cash, and the
remainder In two equal payments, at six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, evidenced by
pfomfssory notes secured upon unincumbered real
estate double in value to the face Of the said
notes. All bids must be sealed and addressed to
the undersigned, executors, at the office of the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
1405 g street NV, Washington, d. @. Bidders
18th y to Of Of Is & at on
Of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. at which time said bids Will be
opened.
The executors reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
For information apply to the said executors st
the offce Of the said company.
AMERICAN Aaf sErfRIAK TAxR E FERKT Tn,,sr snd ,..
Executors under the will Of SEATON PERRY,
3a19-10t deceased.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-92. 600 SO. FIT OF GROUND IN Ia
kcma Park. f1ac. So IT., about loo fruit trees
shade trees; stable. cellar; s-room house: side.
walks, fenced; COED well: street cars pass the
place corner Carroll and Sycamore aves. Box
III, Takoma Park fsoD. Az
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PROFESSIONAL

D. PRATT WRIGHT. N. E., MECHANICAL con-
0ruction Engineer. Washington, ID. O., u. 8. A.
References furnished on application. Cable ad-
dress DID, faS-im4
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FOR SALE--OUT OF TOWN.

PcMFRET, CONN.-TWo FINE ESTATES FOR
sale: modern houses, finished in hardwood
throughout frst-class plumbing; abunAhnce of
freplnces; steam heat; unlimited supply of fine
water; stable; tenement house; about four acres
Of land beautifully situated; view Of miles south.
east and west; four and half hours from New
Atrk; owners removed 10 another section Of the
country and cannot property. = A. NIGHT
lNGALE Co, Real Estate BROKERS' Proyi-
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HOTELS.

FOB RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE HO-
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1a6-tf B. J. MARSHALL. Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF SUSAN ". TURNER
Late of District of Columbia
No. Sl54. Docket "a.
Issued January 21, 1898.
Application having been made o the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia. holding Orphans
Court Tor probate of last will and testament and
Tor letters testamentary said 10y the Ma
tl"nal SAFE Deposit, Savings and Trust 90 Of the
District of Columbia, named therein this
fs 10 give notice TO all appear in said
court On Friday, the 18th day of February. AID.
1898. at 10 O'Clock am, tc show why such
application should not be granted.
Attest: J. NoTA McGILL.
Register Of Wills, ID. c.
GIST FLAIR. Proctor for Applicant
ja24-law3w
ESTATE OF ANDREW JAEGER,
Formerly Of Berlin, Germany, late of-District Of
Columbia. No. sl56. Docket "a.
Issued January II. 1888.
Application having been made the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding Or
phans Court, for letters of administration said
notice to all concerned to appear in said court
Friday. the 4th day of March, AID 1895, 10
O'Clock am. to show cause why such application
Attest: J. NoTA McGILL.
Register Wills ID. c.
ROSA F. DOWNING. Proctor for Applicant.
ja17-1aw3w
ESTATE OF MARY ANN HUNTER.
Late OF District Of Columbia. No. 1889. Docket
Issued January a. 1895
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia holding Or
phans Court for probate of last will Of said
Mary Ann Hunter and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by William Hunter Almond the ex-
TO all concerned To appear in said Fri
day. the 1lth day of February, AID 1858. at 10
O'Clock am, to show cause why such application
Attest: ]. NoTA McGuL.
Register of Wills, ID. C.
W. EDMoNsToN, Proctor for Applicant.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business profession is to move into the largest
and best-kno Office building in the city
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND Il SIS
few choice rooms now available; moderate
rental no extras; perfect janitOr service; fire.
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories; COM
mOdious bicycle stalls. oc5-m. .w&f-tf