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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

Miss Bertha oxford spent the
holidays in Osceola visiting her old
home.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07
Saturday and after supper.
Notions in the Basement.

Safety Pins, on cards, 2 dozen for. sc
Brass Pins, papers for. -. ........5c
dozen Hat Pins for. ............... .5c
set of Twin Dress Stays. s............5c
2 boxes Cabinet Hair Pins for. ........5c
2 boxes Mourning Pins for. r............5c
2 boxes Black Adamantiue Pms. ......5c
Hidden Spring Curling Iron. ....,.....5c
2 spools Cotton GOO yards) for. .......5c
9 spools Richardson's Black Silk. ...... sc
Fancy Elastic Web, per yard... ......5c
Black Elastic web, per yard. d...........5o
Butterick publications for sale at the
Pattern counter-Renew subscriptions for
Delineator for 1898.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

Ed Good of Grinell, Ia, is here
working in the lobbyas candidate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

Hughes was very laughable. The
paper by Mr.. Pierce was also very
instructive. Mr.. Pierce is a very
able younS man and representative
race man this city should be proud
of all such men of his stamp. The
song by Mrs. Blagburn was very
good. Program Ian. 10th. 1908:
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07
In the Basement.

BIG SALE OF REMNANTS.
SATURDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
Every Remnant marked in plain figures
and the price will be UST HALF WHAT
II is MARKED.
Outing Flannels, Printed Flannelette,
Ginghams, Callcoas, Silkolines.
At Half Price.
At any time Saturday, ug unfit $50 Sat-
urday night.
175 dozen Seamless, Fast Black Stock
ings. worth 1Oc and l2Hv, sizes S to g.
Cents a Pair:
Saturday and after supper, 100 dozen
Ladies' Seamless, Fast Black Hose.
regular 1870 and 15c Stockings,
9 Cents a Pair.
Saturday and after supper, 1900 yards
4O-inch Fine Sea Island Muslins, regular
cent quality,
q Cents Per Yard.
1,oooyards TX cent White Domet Flan'
nels-
& CantS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

Rev. Reeves will preach at Mar
quisville next Sunday at 5 O'Clock.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

TWO Last Days
: HIn Silks and Dress Goods
q. Department.
Remnants and Short Lengths and Odd
Pieces at YOUR OWN PRICE--They
must be sold.
The ssme thing we say of Trimmings,
Fancy Braids. Jets. Gimps--anticipate
your wants in this line
At tOur Loss
Lining You can buy all the
Department Remnants at Half Price,
Saturday. and some even less
15c Selecia and Pecaline, for. ..........7c
15c Taffeta Innings, tor. &c
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

Attorney Woodson of Mahaska
county Is in our city this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07
Two
Days More

Saturday and Saturday night-be-
fore we close our annual Inventory,
and we want to clean up 200 Or 800
Jackets before $3.50 Satu'dao night
We had a crowd all day Friday
Everybody pleased-Many are buy
ing them to put away for another
ear
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-01-07

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

prosperous. The biggest mills are eorn-
ing large dividends. but are rarely paying
per cent, as they are reserting their ex-
cess profits to Increase their quick capl-
tai.
The Southern mills get some advantage
from cheaper coal and cheaper cotton. but
the wage question Is the greatest factor In
their favor. II 1t were not FOR the lower
wages in the South our mills could COM
pete with them without trouble.
Southern mills. having built later, are
superior TO the average Northern mills The
best Southern operatives turn out just az
much work as the Northern operatives and
are lust as Intelligent" "A
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scnAErEn DEFEATED sLossoN.
The Game for the UiiIimrJ Cham
piOnship Was Close.

New York. February with the yrtory Of
the American championship ut iS.inch hnlk
line billiards almost within his grasp GEORGE
f;osaon was defeated tonight by Jake schaefer
OF Chicago. by score of GOO 10 sos points Ia
the game for the championship Of America,
which took pineo ~ Madison Square Garden
concert hall. Throughout thu ssmu the men
were playing so evenly that II WAS q toss.up
who would win schaoter wss the fayorite
but toward the end Of tho game II seemed
that Sloseon would win. but no fell down on
drive 70 the cushion when he had y good
lead and only points 70 score 20 win. On
the whole the billiards werc very SLOW, but
the play Was intarapersed with some brilliant
work, which kept the spectators an edge
during the course Of the snnie
The intricacisE Of the Wide baik line game
were never made more apparent thAD IN 10
nights game. Each man WAS on hln mcttie.
but the flpwneas Of the scoring made u cyl-
dent that iE-inrh balk line game with its cone
iiilon Of one shot in space Is calculated 10
puzzle the most expert players.
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nLACIxLIsTING LEGAL.
Judge Brown OF Chicago So Holds In
the Mcdonald Suit.

Judge brown OF Chicago So Holds In
the Mcdonald Suit.
Chicago. February 5.-Judge Brown Of
the circuit court today sustained a de-
murrcr to tho declaration in tho case OF
VIM. +. Mcdonald, a switchman who sued
the Illinois Central Railroad company and
tho Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
company for alleged biacklisting. rhe case
is one of thirty four. which were hcgun
against the railroad companies in June,
1896, and is similar In It's general details
to the Kctchum case. In which verdict
for $4,000 was SGT aside few weeks ago.
Judge Brown held that the declaration did
not show any Illegal act and took the posi-
ton that the railroad company could mako
a rulo for Its own protection just as much
as tho men had the right to band together.
The case was appealed.
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5sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.

of l'chrNary.

OF February.
ST Joseph No. rctnsry Scowra isss ~ W \ nv ,ass
bulletin saye forecasts OF tho
Pacific coast about tho ist cross tho
%s q Rockies country tho the h the 18th
Warm wave VIII 18TH
rai valleys the 18th Eastern aoh
Cool wave WIN 10Th
trail valleys the ss' Ea,cn States tho ssa
Temperature of the will
the Northern and In southern states
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THOSE NC couNTERrEITs.
secret Service Men Think The,
We're Nnalc In Canada.


New York. February 5.---Thcre is strong
reason to believe the counterfeit 500 silver
certificates recently discovered wcrc made
| in Canada. Secret service agents. aided by
o,anarlanspoitrr. aren rcarehiug through
that region their efforts being principally
directed to the province of Quebec, says the
Washington correspondent a tho Herald.
Extraordinary pains arc being taken TO
trace all paper OF the kind on which Can
| adam notes arc being printed with the idea
that IL may have been from this source
that tho paper used by tho counterfeitors
was obtained. Great care Is taken in Can
ada, rs here, to prevent any of thus paper
being obtained by outside persons. but II
is understood that the defects have been
discovered In The Canaiian office whereby
tho paper might have been stolen. AZ the
bureau of engraving here every sheet of
paper is numbered and must be rigidly ac-
counted for.
Nothing will be given out by the secret
service of the treasury, but IL rs known
that the expenses of the investigation now
being made in Canada are large ana that
more money is needed.
Tho secretary of tho treasury sent a
letter TO congress asking for m appropri-
alton for the detecting of counterfeits. He
gave as his reason the great expense OF
the 500 certificate work and added hat
1t would be necessary TO carry the search
into foreign country. He asked that
SIS, 900 oe the amount granted b. made
available Immediately.
He also said there were ordinarily two
secret service agents in the country west
OF the 10th meridian. which runs through
Indiana and Alabama. and that none OF
the eighteen employed east of that line
can DO spared for Western work for any
length OF time.
II the secret service clcw proves accu-
rate the scope of the Investigation becomes
much wider 1t Is evident that tho coup-
terfeais were made abrcad and brought 10
this country owing 10 tho less danger oil
being detected.
1t Is understood that every cngraver Nho
has employed In government Offices botn
here and In Canada and who rs KNOW 10
he OF sufficient ability to have done tho
work is now under constant surveillance
II Is believed another counterfeit will soon
follow tho frst unless the criminals are
run down and arrested.
About 100000 of s2G,00o,0o0 worth OF
500 certificates originally outstanding
have been turned into the treasury for re-
demption and many counterfelts have been
found.
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nIG CnrroN nrnrKn.
Question If Brittle Can lie Wnscd
Much Longer.


Much Longer.
Now Bedford, Mass, February 5.--Thc
third week of the big strike ended today
and owing TO tho troubles that prevail be-
tween union and nou-union operatives it is
question if the battle can be waged much
longer. All that will prevent this rupture
widening Is liberal supply OF funds from
outside sources to divide among tho dis
oontented and keep them In line, The
operatives who were making the troubles
arc not as badly OF as some of their fell
low workmen, who declare they viii starve
rather than return to work.
I'VE HAVE BEEN CUT DOWN 10 PER
CENT SINCE 1884," SAID ONE. "AND
THIS 10 PER CENT REDUCTION WILL
BRING TIL CUT DOWN TO % PER CENT
IN -FOUR YEARS. WE CAN EARN Only
ENOUGH TO EAT AND CLoTHE OUR
sELvEs-AND WAS NOT A SLAVE AS
WELL. OFF AS THAT"
The labor leaders have been very busy
today. The spinnors paid on their mem
bers acsd were busy until afternoon. Tho
city has paid out to the strikers who shcy-
eleo snow this week the sum OF Sl2s3. some
Of tho men have been making 81 per week,
which is moro than they maSe in tue
mills.
President Gompers of tho American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor was asked 10 address
meeting here tonight, but his VISIT has
been postponed until next "Wednesday.
The strike council met today and re-
ported that news from the collec.ors Nus
more encouraging.
The soup houses are crowded daily and
the stock OF wood and coal at the city
yard Is running low, much fuel being given
70 strikers this week. Next week strikers
VIII be hired by the city to cut up 4 guam
tty of cord wood.
The legislative committee on labor VIII
visit New Bedford on Tuesday TO in,ieE-
tgate tho causes OF the stagnalion N the
cotton industry.
The committee VIII also visit irall River.
iowell. Lawrence ana other places where
the wages OF the mill operatives nnve lofn
Reduced. Not only the operatives ihens-
selves. but representatives of the corpora
IONS will be summoned by the committee.
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LONDON eossIr.
Queen Victoria .ning 20 Nice--Fbe
Pour in EAcrIicmi nenilh.

Queen Victoria .oipg 90 Nire--Ih'
Pour ~ Esc.iicni ncnith.
London February b..~rhe pope Is pro
Douncod 10 bo ~ excellent health.
Queen Victoria WIN visit the lrdian en-
campmcnt nj the Wounded NJ Ncitlcy on
Tuesday and VIII START for Nice on March
., going there on hor usual route. but by
cnsier stages than horotorore. She VIII
spend two nights on board the royal yacht
Albert and Victoria, presumably ono night
IN EnglIah waters, aftor embarklng, and
one night IN Prenub waters after arriving
nj Chorhourg where sho Will take the
train for Tic South Of France.
The weather has been colder aud the
first SNOW fell IN London on Friday.
Influenza and measles are epidemic.
Ferdinand Gotiachnlk. who took part In
the production Of Never Again sails for
home next wcdn,aday 10 Join the Never
AgainH rompany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
AysoN pAY SUGGESTED.
Every League In the Country Asked
"a Confribute.

MIlwaukee, Wa, FebruAry a.rrAa tcsiI'
monlaI 10 the esteem ~ which Adrian g,
Arson Is held So tho basspall World. the
milwaukee, Journal today coines out "a Az
article sugseAting that eycry league or asso-
citation OF baseball clubs IN the United stated
coming undsrthe National agreement hereto.
fore set aside d day d1fiug Che gsaSon ~
may he nrrctd urDn. 20 DE known Us Ansou
DAY on that day Of the hrst year Il n pro-
posed thai re nfocefds Of thn A'iHon gay
In View o. his retirement frem tbe National
game. and ~ taken Of appreciation o. MI
baseball lovers Tor what fbr grand old man
hnH accomplished duriug bis connection with
the National gatae
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARE RETURNING TO DEMOCRACY.
Alabama Popusts Say the Chicago Platform Suits Them and
They Propose Acting with the Democrats.

speeiaI tho Times Brnnsham
says:
of he'll
hayes
democrats
patyan dparticpa u
The
iiu am.
i sinlsre counties
The leader the
ment
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NOW nrIcMns mnccr.

Nav Orleans. February 1.-TWO fayorItcs
wan today; track heavy,
sx and half furiongs Cherry bounce IL,
Iiugh Penny Van Drunt limo 1i2G
i,,1f mile a.year olds Beseia Taylor. @oh-
geitOs. Rhnrinn. Tilno seq.
six furionss-Ilia. Mazepia. Wells street.
Tine iEi4,
SIS mrionga, handicap sligo. Trcorhia.
Virgins. TtHn t,iI,
sla furionTs Bob white. mr. Work, jim
Hos. Time i;sD
Seven furIopss. Fun Hand, ]. NJ -. Stock
holm. Time 1874.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
SIS FLmEMEN kILLED.
Ronf % Burning IiuIlding collapsed
and Carried Them Down.

und Carried Them Down.
Boston Mass, February 5.v-Thc bsdIes
Of six flrcmon among them that Of District
CHIEF Eagan. wero tsken from tbo ruins
Of the Bent building, which burned this
morning. Tho dead arc: John u. Eagan.
district chief; James Victory captain;
George J Gotwaid, lieutenant; Patrick IL.
DislSen. hosoman JOHN J. Malvern. frs
man; w. j. Walsh. hoselnaii, FOar other
firenen were burned, but they escaped With
more or less serious Injuries,
The building was iiyc.story STRUCTURE
on Merrimac street occupied by q W.
Bent n Co., manufacturers of beds, bed-
ding. etc. The Are Is supposed 10 Lave
started In the rear OF the fourth story. The
ffemen had entered i window and worc ~
work ON TfIa fourth Gf;os. s'hes.< hei roof
collapsed. tearing away the top hooe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
GERMAN ELErTIoNs
The Agrnrians Are sweeping the
EIelu

Berlin, February s.--it % The govern
ment's present intention thar the quin-
auennIal elections In isss-lsos shah occur
10 Juiy and that the Prussisn diet election
ehall take pleoe 10 October, although the
rrogrammc may ba changed should be
r,icst,ss reject the alssl bill EIeeuoa
agitation i already pronounced. especially
"a the PROVINCES whore The agrarlans are
sweeping tho field Tho socialists and con-
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es----a------a. ----s----S
IsNnr orr or mAsEnALL.
nson Says that he wants M Eif'
from the Public.

Chicago. February h~'i refuse 10 accept
anything In The shape Of a sft The public
owcs mn nothinF am not old and am no
panrer. can earn my own living Beeidcs
that am hy nn ninnhg out Of baseball. y
such h, the declaration made hy former Cap
tain Manager Adrian G, Arson to-day
Unless Arson tHn be induced 10 recpnsld'r
which Ia not likely, the matter Of establishing
an Arson day ~ NJ mn end
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

scrvatlscE arc having hot preilmin5r,
campaign and both parties expect 10 ma;,e
large gains from the National iihorIla.
freistinnie.s and other middle parties.
The government vs. dis;igreeably disdp,
pointecd nj the considerable diminntion u
the import duties and taSas OF tho last bis
months nj 1897 In December alone they
fell OF T,00O,Dno marks, owing 70 the enor-
mnlis decline Va tlfo sngiar exports OF
America. This Will hr cited against the
large appropriations asked for Ia the nnyal
hill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

San francisco. February b-~RpInng, track
muddy. The Empress Of Norfolk colt has
been named YAeh. Today'a winnera Formo,
ralsnte,. Cant .panee, yersgup. Ficur Do Ids.
I'D Garland H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

New York, February .. q Mario ard
II. Kara, the two Italians who were arrest
ed January u on board tho steamship
Creole charged with bsins connected with
the rnnrdar OF Rosario cilsamano. whose
mutIlatsd body was fciHd Ia trunk In
New Orleans, Mere iischrraed today, Tha
New Orleans authorities say that the Wit
ns,ises ID thst city failed 70 Identify The
photographs Of Mario and Eara whirh were
senf there, 4. e2g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

SMALLPOX Is RAPIDLY SPREADING.
Thousand Cases Have Already Developed In Tennessee
Ncighbortng States

February malcx
continues oases
IN Northern
mere are several
tclc being fully $50 arc
a creating
nssoc M Albright of the State health
cnaton
dre while appeared arc taking vigorous
to rvenin infection
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lynn Ir Alter sIccey.

San Francisco. February t~Tommy Ryass
Of Syracuse. who II here TO meet George
Green tYoiIpg corbctD on the 18th Instant IN
a twenty-round contest signed articles 20.
day ut tho instance Of tho National Athletic
club for a twenty-round go With Kid Mccoy
for the middlewcisbt championship md u
PURSE Of t75Dp. which Will be submitted TO
the latter as soon 40 possible
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situation Unchanged.

Fall River. Mass. February ga COM
ference was held today by Agent y. b.
Chase and Superintendent p. A. Natthic-
son of the King Philip mills, and ',x-sec-
rotary Robert Howard and Secretary Thes.
O'Donnell OF tho mule spinners. ut tie
conclusion Of the conference Secretary
O'Donnell said the situation remained UNI
changed Mr.. Chase refused to make any
cnncpSeion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

Hot SPRINGS, hrk, Febfuafy b--Thc So
Louis, Iron Mouutain and Southern railroad
hae announced a rate OF ono fare for tho
round trip from al points tickets on sale
February IL, for the second annual mld.in-
10 TO- Connecting lines wil make a similar
rate for the occasion. The midwintcr shoot
Will bring 10 Hot Syringe crack shots from
all over the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

II is said that James Hays Qnarrels, a
highly capable young newspaper man, born
and reared In this city. may be a candidate
for the legislature from this county. Mr.
Qrarrels has made no announcement TO
TINT effect. but he has discussed 1t with
friends who are urging him to run.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

Washington, February s1A telegram res
ceiyed at tho state department. from San
Jose. Costa Rlca. annonncta that h resou.
ton was inaugnrated there yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
ANsoN.s nE,.oRp.
The Figures On His Games from
1870 To 1897,

Here ls Anson's cntlro lrasuc record. as
compiled from The EuldeB The nsures If
1876, ls77 and 1885 nre mtneing. but happily
cofillcic rrtnrn Il, number uf genes, tin'c. ~
bat and his Is possible, ms Spnidngs guide
for 1855 complied The ngureg from 1916 TO 1852,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
MIL SIT, Arr0x.
Coolidge Says New England Can MOI
C0MIIcte with the Month.

Boston. Mass, February 5.--Mr, T. ,ef-
ferson Coolidge, treasurer OF the Anlos.
ksag mills OF Manchester. has returned
from trip TO Florida, He says or the
general mill situation;
On the maintenance OF the reduction
~ wages depends the existence OF the New
England mills and striking agiins, Z re-
4totion Is d mistake on the part OF the
operatives who are attempting 10 lill the
case that lays the golden egg u the
~ hands desire 10 be out OF employment
Ing,
Nearly All Of tho Southern mills are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
Vow, Then,
clarkayIlle Times.

CInrkHyIIIe TlfntH
What II Hoag and Culberson did win
their way from the attorney generals Of
Ace TO tbs governors eiair--were they not
about the best governors the State ever
ckctedg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

There Hre q total Of ihn entries. tho Arknarar
stake for s-yoai4nldA and inward 20 a mile
hainr wei iilcd with very tar qiasn of
well known Western horsra. while the twn
stakes for .. ycnr- oidB have been libcrally
patroniEch mort Of tho high elass sircK being
wei represented The aHHocation adds 1909
m .nch
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scycn Ter Ccnt Cut.

Taunton, Mass, February 1.-The ON
ploycs OF tho whittenton mills have beer
notified OF per cent reduction in w;igct
to take effect Monday. The firm employ:
son hnndS.
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Pool srIIinr d Fciony.

Frankfort. Ky. February 1.-The Bronston
pool room bill passed this aenate today, and
war sent to tho house. The bill rot Only
mikes pool selling felony, except on rice
courses. but excludes foreign books even from
there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

Little Rock, Ark, FehYuafy s--Tfas eatries
TO the three stake 10 ha run az me Little
Rock spsing riesting were made puzzle today,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

participated IN 1914 rnl championship games
since lie went 10 Chicago. In that time he hha
been aG9s times at hht, and oui nf those times
he has hnen credited with ausi base hits Epr
twcnty-two YEARS lin grAnh average a., hat
has boon a22 The man Who ran hai ,ag2 IN
any ono year In the league - amounted a
slurrer, hui mnder every condition and change
Angor has battej M 10 that mark II s un-
fortunate tust his lelding averages nan moi
be- fully collected. Tho fguroS from issa Hh0w
that HI has had 1863 pnt outs. asS ASSISTS
ana Isl etrors. This makes his heidlns pur-
prntaro ,gTi, IT ftt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06

Hallelsvillc Herald q
The bis parkery al Houston % bsssp-
Ming TO receive large shipments of Texas
hogs aud cattle. Prices hslng about equal.
that beats lhipping 10 81. Louis Or Cal
csxos 4. n 81
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sniIorx Drowned.

Kiel February BY the carsising Of
navy launch here today Mae sailors and
three workmen were drowned
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