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BURIED FACE DOWNWARD.
Doc Tanner, Montana Cowboy Ex-
ccutcd By kiondikcrs.
NET his DOOM WITHOUT fLIScHIN6.
HAD Murdered Two of the pnrtx.
Asked Ills Exccutioncrs Not 10
Tantniisc liim--issrtcrn Ru.h.

Seattle. WASH. February s.-e.Boys
string me up IL you like. but rcmembe,
you are hanging the steadiest man with
six shooter that ever came out OF Mon.
tana. You say It's all right to hang me
and guess il is. I'm only sorry did no,
get the rest OF EN-
| With these words Cowboy Doe Tame,
faced his executioners on the moraiug o,
january . at valdes Pass. The men who
passed sentence ON him were members o,
a party Of Massachusetts prosrcc,o.s
bound for the Copper River country, Alas
ks, and the crime for which TaniYer paid
the penalty was the killing OF ~ Il. Cali
OF Worthington, Mimi. and William a,
Lee OF Lowell, Mass.
he expectation consisted of forty men
and Tanner had Joined them III Seattle Ga
their Way north. He was supplied with
an outfit and taken into mcmpeiship, but
unmindiul of that fact he Was puafrelsoms
and so overboaring that his companions
decided he must leave tho party. TN tnS
evening of January a meeting wa held
at tails tent. ana during the conference
the statement was made: 1--WE r,Gs
ria OF ldni.ti, 49, l.S.ss ,sNV ais share OF
the outfit aud SHIFT for himself We are
mp here for business ana we mem What
We say There were four men at the,
meeting, and no sooner had the remark
been made than the flap of the litt,e an.
was pulled aside and the cowboy stood
there. six shooter In hand
Roys / overheard yoar talk, lie said.
m here for business" Before his yic-
TINS realized what had happened Tanner
mad shot twice. and hnIipts pierced Call
and Lee through The chest Tanner ilrrd
again, but his preceding shot had extfnz
guished the cahdlc and the bullet did moi
take elect One OF the remaining h,em-
btrs crouched down behind some BAGGAGE.
anc the otter, cutting his WY out OF the
tent. gave the alarm.
Tanner. supposirg the three mt.n We're
dead, look station In some brush ana
waited. II was not long before h. was
You'd better surrender your
gun, WAS called out 10 him
III you say so, bcSs. I'll do it, was his
response, and no then hnnaed over HIS |
weapon. Tho miners at once convened |
ana by an oveIv helmiug majority decided /
That Tanner should be hanged rhere |
VAS some discussion ovei tho question az
shooting him but the majority decided On |
he rope.
When notified of the decision Tanner OBJ |
'erved that he hoped they would not tam |
alizo him by siringins him and letting /
iim down again before he was dead lie
vas led ou' of the snow during the curly !
morning He fearlessly allowed tho repe |
o be lied about his neck and met his doom /
Tanner was buried face downward
A. g. bobbe OF San Francisco who Wit /
Iessed the execution. said he never snw
uch an exhibition or nerve. Tanner de-
llne0 10 make o statement other than To
ay hat AZ yenrs OF age he was left an
rpnan Call and Lee had families
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biz
kW'LoR.....
Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

Block. Waco: W. .. Herring, Waco; w.
Camp, Louisville; George p. wler, Balt!-
ore; Mrs. E. Gold. Pensacola, Fla: H. L..
plson, Memphis; p. Weigle. Alleyton. Pa
I'M spore, Austin: j. w. Earnest, San An
lnio; j. w. Bonney Austin; Alex Levy.
faumont; Robert Bambcrg, New Orleans
Frank Crawford. city; Charles b. Mullaly,
fn Antonio; Byrne billiard. A. o. Brand
pm {: Brand. Louisville; Henry j. Wall
wife. Warrensburg. Mo-; Mrs. Samuel
lafles, Miss Edna Brothers. New York. Miss
ga Butterworth, Edwin Holt. New York:
>; Daugherty, Edw. Connolly, city; Lloyd
ocs, Galveston; A. p, Cockrane, New York
iarles 7 Crazy, Sabine Pass; Joseph H.
Iooper, Beaumont g. G. Shepard, st. Louis:
a. Mensing, Galveston A. A. Thurston,
aqkesha, Wis; G. NJ Womack, Courtney:
i II. Bisnell, Aurora, Ohio; f. D. Miller.
lew Orleans; Captain George Lock West
k,he' e. j. Molter. Freeport. H.; j. +. How
Ph' j., j.. simmons, New York; G. II. Kinsolv-
% Judge ID. Mcl'all. Miss McMurray, Chas,
Anderson, Austin; e. 0. Engebert, San
ll.onio; A. j. Furman, i. Hennessey. Gal
fston; Mrs: b. Il. Pierce, Pollock, La; c.
Allison, ST. Louis.
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LIFE IMPRISONMENT
EUGENE LEE WAS CONVICTED OF
WIFE MURDER.
Court Room Crowded During the
Entire Argument ana untiI The
Verdict WIS Rendered.

| WaXahachie. Texas, February 3.-Aftei
being cut two hours and thirty minutes
the jury in the Eugene Lee murder case
brought in verdict assessing Lees penalty
at life Imprisonment. Lees crime was The
murder OF his wife. who was shot and
killed while asleep. Three little children
| We're made orphans.
Every man and woman that could Gnd
room enough TO stand. sit or recline, were
in the district court room today. yester-
day and last night the lawyers for the
State and defense argued the Eugene Lee
murder case. The defense opened tits
morning at little after o'clock and saoks
continuously until noon
Lee was returned TO jail and the court
adjourned for dinner.
At ] O'Clock the State began the closing
argument. In ten minutes after court MAS
called TO order 1t was impossible TO get
IN or out Of the court room, SO dense was
the ranks OF the listeners. At 2.i0 the
prosecution closed. Judge billiard then nm
nounced that he was ready to read the
charge to the jury He read in lcld
tone. SO all present could hear what he
said. The jury. composed OF the following
men: IL. y. Jackson. Orion Couch. j.
H. Gamble, j. O. Maloney, r. r.. Bland,
s. q. Eaxon, ). j Jones, w. T.. Mayleld,
4. n. Moore. j. o. Robinson, W. Bishop
and ID. r.. Hul!s, retired az, 9 p. IN. TO The
jury room
The jury was selected from special
yenirc Of 200 men.
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THE KLoNDIKE rnynn.
People of Western New Yori. Coin.
To Tire Gold .EicIdw In Nraycs

/ ~ ~, go, ,,, '"rk ""ini
NJ. WI, I,s. pr"S's'
/. 'o'Nt rfol"ars o-TMahy people
! from western New York are giving M
] good positions. putting their all into out
fits ard starting for Tho lSlondiLe ,oaian
says M Roc,,as,a, .r,., 's9'o'
T,,,. M. No'.est''''ent Vi inc
lihies. The rettrn TO Frahklinville. Cat
taragns county, OF one Daniel Frazer.
seems TO have been Tho match which o.
nited tho ax,i,a,,, %
-. eiss'e'' IN ieFs than Ten
minutes AFTER Frazer landed In lis nati Q
,own, aoV persons had surrounded him and
We "as kStt busy answering questions
MI ~. = eloek next morning
FRAZER talked willingly enough about
nis experiences, the luck OF PROV sIons.
winch he claimed, was the reason of the
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THE HUTCIIINs
HOUSE,.
Boyle g. Ward,
Props.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

= f@-ft>~S< ..,,,,.,.,,,
= !, n Hensler. Sandy Point; L. II. Chester,
a ,,n w. r. Galloway, LAGRANGE; n. D..
I'M IN S San Antonio; I. w Renoau, san An
= ~ !, - ihomas $: Barry. city Geo schrader.
mTa,ukee, e. II. Porter Galveston: Thad
LII anomson. Austin II. G. Masterson. Co.
,. n,a u Baum and wife. Rellvilie: w l..
sason, LaGrange; A. Holly. Mrg. Ella
M Loyelady; q. c. DeYoung, Beau
y, ~ a, j. Hill, Cincinnati. Dr. IL. L. CiIes
Il; -; II; Spratlen, North Galveston; W,
r. Arnold, Mexico. Mo-; Harrison Arm
~, W. ID. McGiyen. New York; Thomas
,r,,aa,n.ninsham. w. l.. Kline, Chicago Gus
hsiaer. Stuart Robson Co.; Tom McGea,
nsaing, Richmond: Thomas A. Gibbs.
n. A Crayens, Willis: o. W. Berger,
10TH; X. 8. Scott. New Jersey; Ed Dom,
'n ,f city; II. c. DePrez, 81. Louis: q
niaayuen, Sandy Point: Robert Kuohner.
lori, morle; Ike Tonicll Bay city: j !. r. Holt.
p ss,. "a; J. II. l.. Hull st. Louis; a
s'Iiniat, New Orleans; S. p. chappelI.
| = ..aL Texas: II. II. Hartley. city; NJ
,r ~ , New Orleans: a. wi SALISBURY
IN .IIn' 1unio; Jas A. Bordnuy, Wharton. Il
~ s,b n;aaiysston; John Barnes. East Liver
No. phlo. VIM. Hausmann. Runge; d. "A.
WI 4, AIhens; John Sledge, JacK Woods
L. "a y. Hough, II. d II. c.: Vim. N.
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GoIng 10 kIondikc.

There are several persons quietly making
arrangements to leave Houston soon FOR
Elondlke where II never rains without
freezing, and seek fortune. The allufing
newspaper accounts of returned million
aires are doubtlessly responsible for The
exodus from land OF Sunshine and plenty
To cpe Of icicles and snowshoes.
The fever Is by 10 means confined TO
Houston. Up in Den!son party n ten liz
TO leave some time during this month. 10
be gore Until they strike II rich or their
excheques@ is entirely depleted. The moy-
era Of the North Texas party arc said to
be Pat Oliver. q Missouri. Kansas and
Texas passenger conductor, who ii at
present In Houston attending court, and
G. G. Calvert. agent for the Houston and
Texas Central, at that point. Tic latter
is a major of the First cavalry, Texas Vol
unteer Guard. and we'll known over the
Sfsite
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CHARGED WITH RAPE.
The Question Of BnIi Taken uDd-
AdNlnemenf.

The Question Of mil Taken Under
Adviscment.
Grcenville. Texas, February 3.--On Sat
urday morning, January 20. an assault IL
alleged to have been committed on the
person Of Mrs. Jessie Kerr, wife Of G. r..
Kerr, who resides about Ave miles north
vest from Emory. The lady IN question
stated that the accused. J. 70. Montgomery.
came 10 her residence during the absence
OF her husband. about 10 o'clock SATURDAY
morning and finding her alone began TO
make indecent proposals. She refused and
requested him to leave her and QUIT die
premises. Instead Of doing so, however.
he followed her into tho house anI re-
Dewed his demands. finally forcing her Nv
threats ands intimidation TO accedo 10 his
wishes. She then sent TO Emory after her
husband. who arrived about sunset. al
which time she Informed him OF what had
taken place. He then returned to Emery
and secured the arrest OF the accused, who
was lodged In jail TO await the examining
trial. Monday and Tuesday were com
stunned in taking testimony and Squire
He bisen took the matter under advisemeut
as TO granting bail. on Tuesday night
No evidence for the defense was brought
out on the examining trial The friends
Of the accused seem 10 be very sangujue Of
being able 10 establish his Innocence ID
the meantime the accused remains III dli-
rance vile awaiting the decision os tI,e
justice as 70 whether be Will allow Ian
or net, NJ e.
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sTItIeisT CAR LINES SOLD.
Consolidated Rondr OF Dallas brought
m Milton,


IL Million.
Dallas, Texas, February s.--one 81 tue
biggest transfers Of property eyer recorded
In Dallas was made today when twenty
seven miles OF street railway anu equip
ment was sold by c, II. alcxanler TO the
Dallas Consolidated Electric Street Railway
company for si.900cO0. slr. Alexander re-
Gently purchased and consolidated the
property, which he sold today, for about
100000. His brilliant stroke in CONSUME
mating a deal with so much profit to him.
solf is the sole talk in ijnilas business cir
cles. From comparative financial onscurity
In a small town east ~ Dallas, he has,
within few months. added more than half
a million 20 his bank account and opened
the eyes OF ey1ry sinancipr In Dallas. The
heaviest stockholders Of the new company
are Massachusetts capitalists residents at
Boston and Worcester The new orgau,sa-
tion took charge Mt once.
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SETTLING HIS ACCOUNTS.
Citizen of Oklahoma Liguidatcs a
Long Standing Debt.

ST. Louis Republic.
There was received in the passenger Of
fees of the vandalia a few DAYS ago one OF
the most unique of conscience letters. II
was from James II. Blakeley of Medford,
O. T.. and 1t demonstrated that there was
one honest man on this earth. II no more.
said Assistant General Passenger Agent
Drummer. Mr. Blakeley said that II was
Gods plans fer every man to pay his
debts; that the Lord had saved him once
aud he was going TO pay every debt that
he had ever contracted, so far as he knew.
He then said that twenty years ago lie had
ridden once from Altamont H.. TO st.
Louis; once from Altamo9t 10 Vandalia;
three times from Altamont TO Eftingham
and twice from Dexter to Bflngham. with
out paying. He wanted TO know what the
bin was. and said that he would respond
with a check for the amount 1t was fig
ured UP. and the total amount was Si65.
This bill was sent to him Yesterday, and
his check and God bless YOU were re-
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schedule OF rates for the Transportation. by
railroads between points In Texas. OF ship
meuss Of rope and twlne. In quantities less
man car loads. not provided for In tommo-
dity tariff No eS. In view Of she action
taken by certain railroad companies in cs-
tabIishing the privilege OF shipping 20 Texas
from points IN other States. small u,an-
titles OF rope III company With car load ship
ments Of wooden and hbre ware, at the
car load rates apnlyinx on the last named
:, articles u viii be proposed to adopt rates
~ order to permit the slipmont u rope
aud twtnc tctween points within the state
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ANTS CALPING B Ii,
THE SENATE COMMITTEES AGREES
TO A FAVORABLE REPORT.
important Amendment Regulating
the Issuance of Free PASSES.
Penalties for Violations.

Washington. February s.--The senai
committee on interstate commerce todi
authorized a favorable report ON the anti
soaiping bill. with amendments The mo.
Important OF these amendments was tn
following, offered BY Senator Tillman, relat
Ling 10 railway passes:
Tnat giving free transportation to
persons or property. except as allowed
by section ~ OF the act TO regulate
commerce.. approved February 4, 1881,
snail be deemed All unjust discrimina
ton under secfien OF said act and
shall be punished as providetein section
10 Of said act; and. in addition 70 the
penalties upon individuals provided in
section 10, the corporations which may be
guilty of any such ofienss shall be pun
isl,ed by fine as In said section pros
yided s6s5T'
That all free passes BY or on behalf
or any railway corpJation, subject
to the provisions OF said section shall
be signed by some officer OF the cor
poration authorized by vote or the di-
rectors to sign the same. aud every
such railway corporation shall keen a
record showing the date OF every free
pass the name OF the person 70 whom
1t is issued, the points between which
the passage lis granted and whether
ter the time for which Ii is issued:
and this record shall at all times be
open TO the Interstate commerce com
misstoners or their representatives who
may be daily authorized in writing to
examine the same.
The house bill was used as basis OF
proceeding and section 2 Of that bin was
amended so ms 10 remove all restrictions
rs 10 the persons to whom ticket holder
may sell his ticket. Originally the per-
ION 10 whom the tic.ss could be sold must
'e one who would in good faith personally.
Use it in prosecution OF a Journey
This clause was eliminated and the pro-
fiso was left to read AS follows:
That the purchaser of n transferable
ticket In good faith for personal use in
the prosecution Of a Journey shall have
the right to resell the same.
Section !; in the bill was also amended
o as to read:
The penalty for the first offense against
IS provisions from $1,000 to $4,000; to clint
ate all provisions for Imprisonment and
toyides a penalty of $1,000 for the second
ffense.
The proceedings OF the committee were OF
n amicable character.
The report was reported without amend |
lent. The amendment regulating the Is
rance OF passes was strenously pressed BY
enators Tillman and Chandler
Mr.. Tillrnau said in reply to question
'om Senator Wolcott, that ne thought he
ouid vote for tho bill II this provision
as incorporated
Senator Chandler Is the author of the |
nendment. Senator Tillman resurrecten
today and through the assistance OF SEN
ors Chandler. Chiffon and others secured
$ incorporation into the bill.
Senator Chiffon offered severa; amend
ents, which were voted down. One OF
ese provided for fixing an arbitrary and
iform rate Of cents mile Tor pas
niger traffic on all railroads of the coun-
y and that railroad tickets should be
and negotiable Just as other
operty is.
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bTAuMoNr CROSSING FIGHT.
The Matter Has Reen Transferred Ia
COurt or Appeals.

ht HsaS ittn
Court OF Appeals.
Galveston, Texas. February S.-1rhe track
crossing fight between The Sabine and East
Texas and the Gulf and Interstate railways,
which has been on at Beaumont for some
time. has been transferred to Galveston
and VIII be fought out IN the courts here.
Tocay the former road filed an appllca-
ton In the court of civil appeals for 4 writ
OF nJunrtion restraining the Gulf nj In-
terstate railroad from proceeding with ,nc
work OF crossing their track In The Icwn
OF beaumont. and an order lIas been made
re ting down the application for hearing
at 10 O'clock tomorrow mailing. aud in the
nlearti.Lc the order prayed for Is temporal
niy granted until the further osjer OF the
courl. The application grows OFT OF the
fisht between the two roads about tbs
trossing. the flIst Injunction agailat the
intslstaie having been dismissed by Inc
district Judge Of Jefferson covaty, whore
rron the sabine and East Texas road took
an appeal to the court OF civil appeals.
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mittee the other one being W. r. Hoover
o. Houston. An effort was made TO elect
=: chairman outside or the committee add
ing . new member, but that was defeated.
AFTER completing their work. the COM
mittee went into join, session with thc
general committee Of the brotherhood Of
halfway Trainmen for the purpose OF con-
sidering certain grievances to be brought
10 the attention OF the management MS soon
as possible. Manager Van Week is absent
from the city but Is expected to return IN
few days. In the meantime the visitors
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may De worth something to know thar
sers pest medicine for restoring the
~. nervous system TO Il healthy vigor
1919 hitters. This medicine is p,irc-
Cse.auie. acts by giving tone TO the
uiates The Liver and kidneys ana s,Js
Il organs In throwing OFF i,npuritie.
fns blood Electric Bitters Improves
apPeute, aids digestion. and il pro-
[[iueo py those who have tried il as he
blood purifier and nerve tonic !.
= Soid Tor Zoo or 81 per bottle at Geo
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llI. Il, Stoddar1, Bryan; Geo. Wilson, Bren-
pm; j. b. Jones, Huntsville; w G. Leh-
lan., Philadelphia; Il. parnett, New York;
basies i. Schaub. Chieago. Stuart Robson,
|ertruee Perry, Ed r. saltsr. Thomas x.
| Use, New York; A. W. Adams, Dallas. Z.
|. Crnbbs. Cincinnati, John Maine, W. c.
BLOCK, G. F.. Stuart, New York; S. IL.
IN; w. s.. Huat. Texas; Frank q Leland,
ktrrit: l.. Passett, Frank w. Norris, Dallas
c. Houston. Lewisburg. Tom: Jonn NJ.
|core and wife. Mrs. Il. Blukely. Richmond;
fields. II. Grsenwaa, Leo Hamburger. New
prk; f. W. Brown, Texas; w. j, Abran
fd wife. Louisville: Edwin Moore, Yonker,,
Y; J ). II. Shary AMI vito. Chicago. Banks
|dnEer. New York; II. p. Lewis, II. e. NIL
r, Pittsburg.
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Austin, Texas. February 3,.--Railroads to-
day paid ouartcly passenger tax for tho
quarter ending December ri, MS follows;
Paris and Gi'sat Northern Earnings
s6ia55; tax, s6i2.
Houston East and West Texas Earnings
$26.34S.3S; tax. Sa63iS.
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cation ncIt "a the rront,

Commercial Agent Bone OF the Cotton
Belt yesterday received letter from Gem
eral freight Agent Barntart in Tyler,
saying thai his line would furnish trans
portation free 10 the deep water commit
tee going from Houston to Washington.
When the contemplated trip was an
nounced, Mr.. Bone took the matter up
With his road, using The mails, which is
somewhat slower than telegraph. While
the Cotton Belt is moi a Houston line,
X u Texas concern with Officers that
evidently believe in the great future Of
the Lone Star State and its principal cities.
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OftlcinI Nntlcc ncc.,v..,.

Houston railroad lines are receiving
official notice OF the rates in effect Feb
raary 10. resulting from the conference
OF the officials and executive Officers OF
southwestern lines at New York. The
opinion prevails here that the gulf lines
and not the Sc. Lcuis tines. scored their
point. The common point rates will he
tue same Via the gulf ports from NV
York as from St Louis BY all raj routes.
as was printed in The Pos, OF yesterday.
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The whole family derives benefit from
MaArkltne

Best OF all malt tonics. Malt Murine Is
prepared by the famous Anheuser Busch
Brewing Association. which fact guaran-
claimed for H.
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Cnntrnct Ahrnuntcd.

Galveston. Texas, February S.--The con-
tract entered into between the Galveston.
La Perte and Houston. the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson and the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa fc, for the joint opcr-
ton of the Galveston wharves, has becit
abrogatod by the first named road. which
served Notice today that beginning tomor-
row morning they would conduct their own
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A Denial I,ptcrcs.

Fort Worth. Texas, February Wv G.,
FORTRESS. general passenger agent of the
Weatherford, Mineral Wells and North
eastern railroad, denies the report that his
road Is 10 be leased TO the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa 70 people.
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ST. Lois, February si-cortncts were
LEI today TO Johnson Brothers & Taught OF
Sc, Elmo. H.. to build 10 niles OF railroad
between sanllpa and Oklahoma CITY. o. r.,
ostensibly for the 81. Louis and San Fran
dsso iailroed. The work VIII begin within
ten days.
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Gondncturs IcIee.ca ofacers.

The general COMMITTEES OF TIC Order Of
Railway Conductors Of the Atlantic sys-
ten, soutilsrn Pacific convened Ia Houston
yesterday morning tnd elected the follow
ing officers: Chairman. 4 r Adams San
Antonio: vice chairman, John Izoxan, All
Eiers; secretary, w; N. Stockv we'll 81 Papo
There are only four members n ths CEN.
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r rHE BABY IS CUTTING yEETH

be sure and uss that old and wsll tfle1
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing fyyNpk
for children ieething II sp0thee ~ fnil1
Eoftens the gums. alleys III pain. e9Eee
wind COLO and p The bsst renaeex ~
diarrhoea, ~ " 81,
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q. II. aud $. ". Grn.line.

Brazoria, Texas. February 2 IA letter
from Headquarters Of the Galveston. Bra
zoria and Southwestern railway states that
grading will be pushed to Braxoria before
any rails are laid and thn IL is intended to
reach Bay City this year.
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speclaI D. II. q. Traln.

Fort Worth, Texas. February .. "A spe-
cial train containing members Of the Or
der Of Railway couductors will pass through
here tomorrow morning en- route to ST.
Louis from the City of Mexico
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

HOUSTON. TENAS
merican Plan, So and So. so per Day.
|s,rirtly first-cisss. centrally located;
PASSENGER Elevator. Electric Lights,
cant Heat. Return and Cali Bells In ali
oms Elegantly furnished. new and
|odern.
RECOMMENDATIONS unsurpassed By any
Iotcl In the city
NURISOS & MALIN. Managers.
Formerly of Capitol Hotel.
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Away BeIovv ZerO.

Springfield Mass. February sRail-
ways aud electric car traffic has entirejy.
recovered from the effects OF tho blixsarA