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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-13
WARNER VS.. T. AND P.
A DECISION RENDERED. IN CELE-
DRAFTED CASE.
Court FINALLY Held That the Re
placement of the switch was T"
Compliance WIN Contract.

|
| Tyler, Texas, january lZ'-in the ea'o
| of Charles Warner VS.. the Texas and Pa
oeo pa,,uav comnanv 1udga Brvant TO-
-. .,,o.
day instructed Inc jury 10 relu'
| for the defendant company. hoidlng tnat
the replacement of the switch by the com
a.. rat. ,See o,,ar /, had hoo,
r'''' al
removed IN May, 1885, was sucn com
pnahce Win vac conttaee as Wousa oal 'iie
pialhtlil oil us right 10 recover,
ms rs one OIL tne inosl ceiehfdLso eisi
su1ts ever tried IN TINS uistrict' me case
Hats gone thToueH al tne ihternIeu.ats
! courts TO the supreme court OF the tnited
States
warner sued the detendant company lor
breach OF contract, and alleged his dam
ages TO be about 40 200 In his petition ne
alleged that IN 1873 ne mace verbal con-
tract wlth colonel lieorge Nope, VINO was
ny tnat tlme general superintendent OF the
Texas and racine halfway company 10
pace IN ana MAINTAIN a switch on sad
railway about midway between Hawkins
and Big SANDY, Texas, for the purpose OF
handling the output OF saw mill plant
which he was at that time arranging TO
put In near that point. Piaintin alleged
that ne represented TO Colonel Noble tnat
the capacity OF his saw mill was three car
loads OF lumber per day; that the railway
ou'Apaiiy aSEesu 10 put III lhe SMlttH anu
maintain same as long as he needed 1t;
that with this understanding he shipped
his mill plant from Arkansas, where It
was then located. erected it near the point
where he desired the switch put in.
bought large tracts of timber lands and
timber rights and began the manufacture
of lumber; that the defendant company put
in the switch according to contract and
maintained same until the 18th day OF May
1887. when ii was removed by the receiv
ers of the railway company over the pro-
test of plaintiff, and that by reason OF the
removal of said switch his shipping ia
cilities were destroyed and his saw mill
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A>T,-rRusT CASES.
George Clark believes lie WIN Win
the Suit.

Dallas, Texas, January i2,--Judse George
Clark is in Dallas tonight, en- route 70
Waco from New Orleans, where he has
been attending Federal court, He VIII
leave for Washington in few days TO be
prencn, when the supreme court takes ny
the antitrust case, which the State up
pealed from the decision Of Judge Charles
l.. Wynne sitsipg last May for Judge Rec-
Tor OF the Northern district Of Texas,
Judge Clark VIII have as associate counsel
for the Waters Pierce ell company Joseph
II. Choate o. New York and Inhn u.
Joiiuson az 81 Louis. Aiihrney General
Crane VIII represent the STATE judge
Clark said tonight that he wished Mcl<eh.
mas nomination as supreme court justice
would he confirmed, When asked IL Me
ksnna would agree with Judge swsine's
decision, Judge Clark replied; "yes. any
body tina, Mckinley appsints will Go that.
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II. S. spsngicr the newly appointed
auditor OF the Gulf and Interstate, is
well known throughout Texas, whore, 1t IS
reported. he began his service. A number
OF years ago he was agent for tho Katy at
different stations and later In the auditing
department Of tho Texas and Pacific. He
left that road while he WIS atrayeling ac-
coiintnnt and took like position with the
Southern Pacific out or New Orleans.
After leaving the Southern Pacific Mr..
Spangler associated himself with the Texas
railroad commission, which service contln-
ued until short time ago. He Is regarded
MS very competent man In the auditing
dcparfrnenf
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n, b. Thompson. Nayaaotai W. y. Jones,
Orange: Mrs. Dr Minnie Archer. Texas; n.
NJ. Martin, New York, George Stursts. Dali
las. * Il. Armour Kansas City, Mo-: X.
Nj. Goodloit, S. 5. Jerome, kansng city, Mo,
J. l.. Mayer, 81. Louis; II II s@ier, Louis
vile, Ky. II. snowdnn, New York; 4. r..
Marks. louisville Ky George Il, Seaman.
New York; Il N Rutherford. Atlanta. Ga:
Cailain II, Brown, 81. Louis, No.; Henry
Aycoek. Fort Worth. !. l.. wyatt, Detroit,
j. Il Critics, Cranberry loe Lewis and wife,
Gonzales. X. q, Latham. Texas: w. H..
DALEY, Texas; G. " Thompfon, Now York.
r. Ixor, Chicago; nj, w. Connolly Mcmplhsi
5ss. NJ NJ. Crehan. Texas; G., T.. IigGihs
Hastrop. w. II. Hunt san Antonio; A..
baum. New Orleans; John C. Louis. Austin.
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last few days taking census OF the i
preliminary to presenting a petition d !
county commissioners court, asking tku |
election be ordered to vote on the Qrs]
of Incorporation.
ANGLETON--Sevcral murder rsses d
portance will be tried this ~
Daniels case is now being ti.y,- DanjS|
charged with killing three hegroes 81
Brazos river. He is being defended by N
ton Bates and Judge IL. Masterson o. II
ton.
SUNNYSIDE--Farm Will reduce IN ;
ton acreage here this year 20 per cent
increase corn and feed acreage In propcfa|
Work is well advanced for this time d >
year, in spite of the wet weather. ssn
hundred acres of new land have been Il
and will be cultivated this year.
BEEVILLE-During the past week Of T
weather the farmers throughout this "a
have done good deal of plowing, ali |
available teams and plows being kept
all the time. and if a little more rain q
soon more land will be put in cultivatin|
bee and adjoining counties than ever ID
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water Trayei Srcp,.w ~

The Sunset liinlicd annex which pas4Nd
wsst yesterday morning carried twenty
four passengers FOR California. in addition
10 large number Of local travellers. who
took that train TO secure the advantages Of
the dlnlns ssryice Southern Pacific peo-
pie say winter travel IL being kept up re-
markedly well, Notwithstanding the pre-
eeding conditions.
A. San Antonio there Is an unusually
large number OF tourists this season The
climate of that section n considered a. fine
as that Of California or Colorado.
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nnsr McmnrinI scrvIce..

On account OF the memorial services OF
the late Ex-Governor Ross, to be held at
College Station at a. m. sunday. January
16, the Houston and Texas Central viii sell
round trip tickets to College Station at one
fare. excepting from the following sta
tions:
Welborn, 25 cents; Milllcan, So cents;
Navnsota. rs cents; Bryan. Is cents:
Bcnchiey. so cents: Sutton. so cents.
Tickets win be sold for all passenger
trains arriving Mt College Saturday, JAM
uary Is, aud for trains / and 2, arriving at
College Sunday. January 16. Limit OF
tickets will be January Is.
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RocaGale, Texas, JanuGry 12,-Tramps
aud sneak thieves seem 10 be hoyering In
this neighhorhoud IN larger numbers tLan
usual. Nothing Of a serious nature has
occurred articles Of small value only hay-
inS been stolen, hat there viii be bright
lookout now on unknown iransents.
An EFFORT was made TO work a forged
check for n small amount on tho Eutto
bank at the bank here last week. which
failed. \ few small checks were worked,
however, on private individuals
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Travis County LcgisIniors.

Austin, Texas January 12.-Nirtor
Moore Of this city has sgnided his in
tcntion of becoming candidate for the
democratic nomination Tor one of Travis
eounty's seats in the lower house of the
Twenty sixth legislature Mr.. Moore is a
son of Hon, Il. r. Moore and n graduate
OF the University OF Texas. He is a Young
man unusually gifted with oratorica pow
ers and has many friends In aud OUT Of
the city who viii do their best TO help him
land.
DR. Il. d. nm of Wehborvilie. who rs
now holding down one OF the Travis coun-
y seats in the lower house. viii be a can
didato for reelection.
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THE GUADALUPE VALLEY.
Enthusiastic Meeting ut Victoria 10
Raise Funds.

EhtHnHinstit M"efIhH Ut VIctOrfH Z"
Hnise Funds.
Victoria. Texas, January l2.---The mass
meeting at the court house last night call
cd to consider the matter OF raising funds
TO purchase right OF way and site for depot
buildings aud machine shops for the Qua
dalupe Valley railway was large and en-
thusiastic. Hon. Il. L. Dunlap prtsldod
and Mr.. james Mcdonald acted as secre-
tary. Speeches were made by u. l.. bun.
lap. g. a. Levi, a. u, Pelicolas f. c.
Proctor, a. S. Thnrmond and others aud
the following committee appointed TO 90
llcit subscriptions; j. +. b. Lander. w. II,
Sutherland, y T. Williams. Il. l.. Dunlap
and G. r. Alden
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Tho trouble II said 10 have been caused
b. ti,e failure Of conductors y, make the
purchaser sign his narns 10 their presence.
Passengers have been In the habit OF az
liking their signatures before getting upon
the train. and as this IL especially forbid
den by the rules OF the intercaangeabie
mileage ticket bureaus. the roads have
issued frcsii Instructions to the conductors
that the signature Of the PASSENGER pre-
senting the ticket must he affixed In the
presence Of the conductor, and In case
the passenger refuses 10 affx his signature
tho ticket Ia TO b. lifted.
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College for l,rnxorin.

Brazoria, Texas January 1.-THE citi-
zens held an enthusiastic meeting last
night at the court house and took such
steps as will insure the success of the COL
lege. The plans as published We're APP
proved aud the following trustees elected
and authorized TO secure a charter: John G.
Smith, j. h. Mitchell. R. c. Gaines. T. C.
Rome and Oswald Wilson. George Mel
gard, ST.. was unanimously elected treas
urer These gentlemen are all representa-
tive citizens of this section.
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A wc.,inehon.e victory.

The Westinghouse Air Brake company
was granted preliminary injunction a
few days since by Judge Coke Of tho United
States court at Utica, N Y. restraining
tho Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg rail
road from using brake of the New York
company, which tho Westinghousc com
pany claimed was an infringement on its
patents The railroad company has 1000
of it's cars equipped with the brake. and
Judge Coke gave it four months in which
TO change the apparatus.
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Mig sales in Prospect.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 12.-p
are several big deals In West Texash'
and cattle pending here, and will pro's
be made in the course of a few days.
of these transactions will embrace
Of 100000 acres of land and involves
$3.50, coo. Several cattle sales thai
exceed 100000 each are now pending
fair chances of success.
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rRnEsusrApLy ron cuLBERsoN.
senator Greer believes the Govcs-
nor VIII En- sill, Win

Beaumont, Texas, January 1l.-senator
George c. Greer. who was in the last legls-
lature, and who win be in he next ana
vote for United States senator, being
asked to express his views on the senator
al contest replied:
'The contest Is now greatly simplIiicd
since the withdrawal of Judge Reagan.
He was strong throughout the State. and
especially so in some portions of my dis
trict. because of his representing in con
gress for a long period some OF the coun-
ties embraced In my district, and his In
tlruate acquaintance with the people of
those counties, who hold him In high es
teen. The fight between Judge Reagan
and Governor Culberson would have been
very warm In those counties aud while
bave personally always favored Governor
Culberson for the senate and had an Abi1
ing faith in bis success. still | recognizes
that the result In my district, If submitted
to the primaries, would have been somo-
what doubtful
Now, however, thctiae throughout the
State is flowing rresisiihy toward Gov
ernor Culberson and nothing short of
miracle VIII defeat him.
The governor deserves his reward. lie
possesses ono sterling quality that wi
win, and ought to win. whenever found in
public man--that is, fidelity to platform
promises, No politician has Impressed on
the public more forcibly than Culherson
that scrnpnlous Interpretation and
courageous enactment OF party declarations
is the manly aod right thing to do by the
public These marked characteristics came
to The front dusihg the last session OF The
legislature
Texas has a great deal OF good ma
tcrinl from which 10 select but Charlie
Culherson VIII be her favored som,
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Beeville, Texas, January l2,-Miss Katie
o'Rielley Youngest daughter OF II. j.
o'Rlelley, one of Rec oounty's largest cat
tlemon, is in avery critical condition. hav-
ing been unconscious since Saturday night
She Is suffering with an attack OF brain
Fever. Her life has been almost despaired
Of
Ephriam prim, an aged resident OF this
city, is very low and not expected TO live
many days longer, at most.
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San Marcos, Texas, January II
item recently appeared in The Post y
ing that large farmer living near
had been whitecapped and his barn eI
cd because he employed Mexicans, ~
due investigation The Post correspora|
is requested by reliable citizens 70 q
'tnat 1t is entirely without foundatlor
fact, and they request contradictlon
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THE ifuTCIiINS
IipuaE.~.
Boyle 4 Ward.
Props.
RHtsSi s2.o0 and
$afN per day. j.,

mcrd va..'II i. Merlin, nNyers. Con Mi.
q 80. Brenhsm W. T.. Mhriido San Antonio;
Geroid Fitzgerald, VIM, Lnsker. city, " K.
stewart. Dallas, J.. y. Mctsregor, Woinai +,
"a y. Bloyins, Rusk; y r.. Middleton.
l.nuisviiie: E. G. pillups. cIeburno, II N.
Nlrconnnghy. Hungprford; \. Z, Poster. Va
lnfco. r. II. Nehh. a y. Nnah San An-
tpnie. 7, r. Smith. Buffalo. J. NJ Vrazce,
smifhyile. Roger Byrne. Texas, chas. Lam,
mems, Madisonyiia, Ohio. "a W. nutlon,
81. Louis; N. A Savage. Waco; " l.. IN
Worth; u. $. Durctt Dallas: W H. Baker,
Nty. York; Ed II Hnukp. Spithvlilc John
" Robertson and wife Taylor. H. G.
ford A lossph. Hampstead; j. d. shelby.
Cincinnati; r. A Hans, Alvin, II IT, Bronze
man. ]. W Rollins, Paris. j. g. Tunton.
Nelasoo: T.. II. Hurley, city. M
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TcxnrI.nnn and Fort Smith.

Mr. Rush IL. Barnes of Texarkana.
Texas has been appointed general freight.
passenger and ticket agent of the Texar-
kama ana Fort smith, with power to dis
charge the duties pertaining TO ihe office
OF traffic manager Mr. II. s Virgins has
been appointed auditor and treasurer. Mr.
q. II. Parker, master mechanic and super-
intondent OF motive power and machinery;
MIR. Allen p. Smith, claim agent and stock
md fuel agent.
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THE Rates. $3.50 and Zoo per day
.LAHLnR..... JAS. I.AWl.oR, Prop.


n. il. u. Ricpotts. Kew c,rlsRus: Charles
+. Crsry, sabine Pass W. u Booth. san
Antonio; i A. rhplasB.sDaiInH; Calhoun II,
Blown, ST Louis; josh lTssltslntk, THE Tour
ISL .hSr; Wilson. Dallas, Charles 10. Audet-
t3n.s Austiw:r W ". Duke. Chicago. Z. X.
Dunlap, Ponfirrio piaz, Mexico; u. u
Gohbs. san Antonio; samuel % nabncy, Vie
tora; ID Park, Kansas CITY, n. NJ. Nc
Fnrland. Dallas, z, L. peDdlctnn, Kansas
city. Mrs. " i. Parkinson x. II. Ardnonr,
&. s Jerome r. NJ, Gocdlett, Kansas city:
w n CohIsiin. Galveston; u, y, M,rmpnus,
Corpus Christi: " II. Ford. neaumont; q.
o. Englebfft San Antonio; G, ~ Tnlhnt,
Temple, 4, iienry Grimm. sngNrland; 4. y,
ynaknni. houston East aud West PeAae
Eailway, ". l.. t1nucuek Hhueton East aud
Wet Texas Railway II, " Fsenuh, ST.
louis a. Il lipscomb l.uling; j, a. Nor
ris, san Antonio; r. f. Brannau, Meathat-
ford; Mlsa Mary Btannan Weatbcrlord; Dr,
"a IT, Wood and wife, MeatSomcry Mai
Percy Sage. agent Louis ,lHlpes ecuipany'
Carr Lucy ST. Louis; j. " linlligan, 81
Louis: % puiiiam, 81, Louif; Mrs. r. ".
Ripley, Cameron.
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.Trcmcndons EAodus 10 the k,ond,ise

nssnita The WARNINGS OF those who have
brsn on the spot, aud predict rtlf.rring n.
the klon'iike region. thousands al adven-
uurous Americans are vending tlfeir way
thitherward, All OF them should he pro.
vided with that medicinal safeguard Hos,
letters stomach bitters. wlieh warrs ana
noarishes the system, and pIsyeats malaria
rheumatism, ktdrsy trouble, besides rem-
edying liver complaint, dyspso.ia and CON.
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gxrREss TAnIFF PROMULGATED.
Rates Governing Shipments be-
tween TesnS Points

''"''S Governing Shipments he
tween Tesns Points.
Copies OF express tariff 40. In. issued
by the railroad commission yesterday gov
orning shipments between pointR In Texas
have been received in Houston. The table
OF rates In the tariff which is effective
February II. is the same rs that published
In The Post OF January II, being the no.
Aalt of II hearing held at Austin the pre-
ylots day
JOINT rates are made by dcductIng 10 per
cent itom The sum OF the lncal where
freight Il handled hy two o. more express
companies.
Section Of the tariff consists of cx-
ceptlons. one provision is that tho exit
ing rates on ale beer beer tonic. cider
giustr ale. malt extract malt MURINE.
mat ner,ine, soda, pop. mineral and snring
water and ice, IA Well as thpsa for tho
tranaportntlo OF moey ad articlss embraced
n the mney classification. shall remain In
force until further notice by the commis
aion, II being understood that the existing
mernhanhise rates used In determining tho
rates on the articles above named Rhall re-
main In force for such purpose only.
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Groesbeeok. Texas. January l2.-while
Mr. ], w. Thompson was out in the woods
with his son Jimmie last evening for load
of wood n tree being felled by Jimmie
struck Mr.. Thompson on the head right
shoulder and breast He was shocked
seueeiess. quite a cash cut in his head,
his ear split and he also received internal
Injuries which nre considered quite Sc
rious, He is conscious, though sill SUI
ferlng severely.
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Witnesses Liber.tei

Waxahaehie, Texas, January I'm
Good and Eliud Baxter OF Ennis, stad|
Witnesses in the Lee murder trial. Il
liberated from jail tonight The N
jury had the 6-year-old son OF Mn
the murdered woman, before it today
child was so frightened that it could
testify. Lee has not testified before
grand jury vet.
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Prairie FIRE. Did smnli pauas.

Fort Worth, Texas, january ~
prairie fires that recently swept over \
areas" of Brewster and Preside co.ns
did very little damage to stockmen, Y
reports We're greatly exaggerated. "
two counties have had two or thres 3,
fires, but no serious damage was ocs
grazing lands or to the cattle interss
any manner.
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Ramrey saws Eight.

Dallas, Texas, January l2.--Govr|
Culberson, w. f. Ramsey OF Cleburre.
ell II. Smith of Sherman and State Send
Ross of Paris spent the day in Dallii
Mr., Ramsey says the friends OF Atan|
General Crane will make contest thtvu
out the State and that South Texas VII |
be permitted to go for Sayers withou
efrtitrpla s+
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SUGAR FAcronN Am corrox Mill.
One Man In Making an Emort 10 So.
gurs. ifl.r.,

Angleton. Texas, January l2.--Mr. u,
Davis, one Of the old time aud mos, promi-
nent planters of tho Brszos river, is de-
Yotins considerable time in working up a
plan TO secure central sugar factory ana
cotton niill for this section His idea il
that th9 nlaaters OF Brasoria. Fort BEND.
Wharton and Matagorda counties should
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Tho sheriif OF Miami county, Kansas, u
few days ago attached two locomotives be-
longing TO the Missouri. Kansas md Texas
for default IN payment OF judgment of
$4,000 rendered against the company in 1898.
When the sheriff took charge Of the ma
chinery the engineer and conductor did
something that has since been construed as
resisting officers and they were arrested.
II was n NATL train ana had to be aban-
dunpd NJ paOla
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\ Al the roads which have been usins
intsrchsnreshle mileage tickets have found
drvins the last month that IN uome in
stances the tirkels are heng used iv peo-
RE g whom they wsrc not ISSUED. aud
who hays, therefore. no right 10 use them.
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]. j. Polk, general manager OF tho Gult
Colorado aud Santa re, was here yesterday
Gals OF lines entering Fort Worth. he VIII
complete the uni,n depot matter. 1t Is uu-
derstood that plans and specifications Will
be adopted and prclimlnaries be brought 70
rioqe
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Bremond, Texas. January 12--Last nigh
at a Polish dance south of town two Poles
gSi into an alteration and one Of then
stabbed the other in tho breast causing
death % few minutes. The Pole who did
tbs stsbhiug made be escape
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hustin, Texas, January H. The Texas
Sabine VALLEY and Northwestern railroad
today Iaid the comntrollcr Sl4.S3 lax on
passenger earnings iar the quarter end
ing December 81, 1891 Total passenger
earnings for quarter $l4S2.95.
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Murder Casr ON Trini.

Cuero, Texas, January i2.-The case of
Eli Carol, on charge OF murder, went
to trial today. This killing was done about
seven years ago. There are about thirty
witnesses in the ease and IL Will take
ebout three days 10 try the case.
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Pleaded Guilty of Hors

Dallas Texas, January -
Couch, II years old. pleaded guilty 70
theft today. The jury along WIN =
verdict brought in recommendation
executive clemency. The record Y
case was submitted to Governor Ouss
today.
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Bnstt hrrrc.l Op

4 GreeuyIlie, Texas, January 1s.--The pre-
iiniinary hearing In thu case Of Tom KEEL,
Ipostroncd from Monday mernsgg to yes
thrday. was not gone into. the defendant q
a ftoraeya waving examination. Bond Ia
thp gum OF 10000 was agreed uron.
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llearne, Texas, January l2.--Franx
pfch' barber. was bitten on the pand
by . dog this afternoon, asssssita,ins
medical aid.
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Angleton. Texas, January l2.The peo-
pie Of Apg.etcn ere wen Pleased with The
EFFORTS now helng made by Congressman
Hawley for the port OF velasca ana the
Brazos river.
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CAPITOL HOTEL
ARRlVALs....

Rates, $3.50 to
800 per day. Six
" elegant rooms,
with bath. Large
sample r o o m s.
Centrally located.
Best aecdinmodh-
tons for commer-
tiai men in the
rify
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" ycu lack appetite, try half a wine sIass
OF AngesturA Ritters half hoar before ain
ner Made by Dr J. G b. sieger, q
Sons.
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solicitne Aeent Arrointca.

" NJ N3HHVVtEH u UFVVHFIIINi fVNU3i Hd5
been appointed soliciting agent for the ST..
Louis Southw esteEi railway. with head
quarters in Houston, covering the terri
tory in charge OF j. u. Bone commercial
agent The appointment is effective Jan
uary l5