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NOTES ASD PERSONALS.

Good Friday will be observed as a holiday
by the Galveston cotton exchange tomor-
row.
l., II. Mclean. private secretary TO Gov.
ornor Cub lrg0n. and p. +. Hill. assistant
attorney general, were here to-day from
Austin.
The chief OF police is receiving COM
plants Of the theft of grain from carr and
elevators, Small boys are believed TO be
The guilty parties.
Richard WHITE president and managing
director OF the Gazette. the leading paper
Of Montreal, Canada. crriycd IN Galveston
today He Is uncle 10 w. e, Skinner man
aEtr Of The Fort Worth stock yards, VIII
VIII come here tomorrow IN meet him. Mr..
White IL accompanied by hls daughter.
Attorneys j. n. Hamilton and John Dow
ell OF Austin and G. r. GARNER of Victoria
sere before the court o. civil appeals today
In the cgse OF a. O. Watson against Dewitt
county. They represent Watson who 10
The architect that built the new court house
at cuero.
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new timber at Stafks Landing.
The steamer Il. E Lee has taken on q
cargo OF supplies for tbs Eillngston 4
Downs tram at Starks landing and VIII
leave tomorrow, towing an empty targs,
on which. at Salem, Will be loaded a loco
motive for tho tram road.
The tug Nellie left today for Johnsons
bayou with passengers. but on account OF
an extremely low tide was unable to cross
.nu par NJ The mouth OF the bayou and re-
was Hon. II r. Cameron OF Liberty.
Mrs. u a. Futct, an aged and rrspcctci
Iaus. was yesterday stricken With ,o,hl
paralysis and Is lying worry low al her
nome Her daughter Miss Lucille Fntch.
was summoned from Houston by wire and
is now with her. III
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orator. DR.. u. nrontley OF Wnxahachie.
J. II Davis and ~ y. Baker were re-
ceivcd into The presbytcry. Various toln-
mittocs were appointed and VIII report
tomorrow. Among them nro syisemt'ic
benctiecnce. finance, minutes OF synod. de-
tee was appointed to organize College Ave-
nuo church IN sonth Fort Worth
Tomorrow morning n stated clerk mud
two commissioners TO The general assem-
bly,. which meets In New Orleans In May.
will BIO appointed.
Tonight DR.. Fampson delivered an adj
dress on tho work Of the Presbyterian col
lege at Austin.
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VOLUNTEER RESERVES.

ne governor is in receipt OF circular
letters from the headquarters Of the Ma
tionai volunteer reserve, asking him to
encourage the move undertaken by this
organization for tho PURPOSE of strensthsn-
ing the National defense, He is urged 10
STIR the State press 10 encourage enroll
ment and print enrolment blanks. He Is
asked also to open headquarters for en-
listinent In the State capital and in other
prominent cities, The letter is signed ~
j. NJ. Scofield commander, W. y. n.
Washington, and A, McD. McCook. major
general Y. S. A., secretary. Accompanying
the letter are copies of kilograms from
secretary of War Alger and Secretary of
the Navy Roosevelt expressing approval
OF The reserves PURPOSES.
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supporters here e'V s''o"s
FLORESvILLE. Hon. N. IN r,.n.
spoke to a large crowd Wedncsda. y, a NY
court house In behalf Of his cand;,, a. ~, ,ae
governor. His speech was we'll receivsS az.
county. o"'ns IN tnts
noLDTHWAiTE. Mills County. I'm nd I.
uiticn to the democratic and populist conn :.
w tickets, there will be an indenendsn,
candidate for most o. the offices. nut ,h,s
move VIII, from present appearance. NOT
cut much figure in the race 49,
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nEAn-END COLLISION.
A Freight Trnin Telescopes Pas
scnspr with FntnI RESULTS.

A Freight Trim Telescopes ~ Pas
scneer with Fntnl Results.
Columbus. Ohio. April Ia special from
Sicubcnsville, Ohio. says:
This morning enstbound Pennsylvania
passenger train No. 9 struck a man walk
Ing on the track and knocked him into the
creek. west Of Fernwood. this county.
While the trnin was stopped an eaAt-
bound freight which WAS following, crashed
into II. wreckng three cars, two Of them
being Pullmans. The ladies' coach tele-
scopcd the smoker, the engine Of the
freight and eight cars were derailed and
piled up and badly smashed
The remains OF the man struck by the
passenger were brought here aud can not
be Identified.
The injured in the iadics' coach are;
chrIgtIan stegner, National military home.
Dayton. Ohio; Rev. w. s. Lowrey ana
wife, Pittsburg: A. G. Swans, conductor
Of the freight, injured in Jumping.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
4 rnsinyc cure for Dsspersin.


This may read as though we were putting
it a little strong, because it is generally
thought py the majority OF pacrlc that
Dynps psia In It's chronic form Ia Incur
able or practically So Bat We have long
since shown that Dyspepsia Is durable, nor
is Il such a difficult mntter as at first ap7
ptars.
The trouble With Dyspeptics Is that ther
are continually dieting, starving them
selves, or going 10 opposite extremes or
else delugiiig tbs alroady overlooked stem,
ach with "bittors" after dinner plis.
cts. which invariably increase the diih-
Guilty, even II In some cases they DO give
a d, ght temporary relief Such treatment
OF the stomach simply makes matters
wcrsc. What the stomach wants Il rest.
Now how can the stomach become rested,
rtcuperated and a, the Narne time The body
ntuIished and sustained?
This is the great secret, and this Is also
tho secret OF The uniform success OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet This Is com.
rurstiyely new remedy, but It's success and
popularity leaves no doubt as to It's merits.
TIE tablets viii digest the food anyway,
rtgaidlcss CT condition OF stomach
$50 auffe..r from Dyspepsia. according
10 directions, ~ 10 eat IN abundance OF
gcc1. wtolegome food and use tho tablets
before and after each meal, aud the frsuli
will be that the food VIII be diges;ed no
matter how bad Your Dyspepsia may be
because, az before stated. the tablets VIII
dieest the food even II The stomach is
wholly inaSiiye. To Illustrate cur mean
ing plainly. II you take 1900 grains OF meat.
eggs or ordinciy feed aud place u IN
temperature Of rs degrees snd put with u
one Of s;uarts dyspepsia Tablets II viii
digest the meat or eggs almo5t as FER
f.ctly as II the meat was eic!osed within
the stomach.
Tho stomach may he ever 90 weak, yet
these tablets viii perform the work Of IL
gestion, and the body ana b-sin viii be
properly nourisheA end at the same time
radical, lasting cure Of Dyspepsia VIII w
made. because The mufh abused stoainch
VIII be given. TO fona extent, much
needed rest. Your druggist VIII tell you
trat of the many RENE dies advertised TO
cure Dys,Jtpsia none OF them has given 20
complete and general satisfaction as
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. aud not least
in infcTtance IN these hard lines Is the
fact ttal tiAey are also he cheapest aud
give tive mist coed for the least money.
A little book on cause sild cure Of stanl-
ach trouble sent free by Addressing Stuart
o.. Marshall. Mich.
G,A0W0ElIA.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont Clarence l.. Test, Phil
adelrhia; FL a. Stuart, Dallas; Charles j.
Glidden and wife. Lowell Mans II. X.
psker. Ars.in; X. Coke, HcustoD; Thomas
l.. Risk. Memphis; r.. G. collier. Dallas; g.
4. Cafencs. victoria; J. r. Itcgera. 81.
Louis; Richard White. Montreal: Miss
whito. Montreal; j. y. Baker. Kansas
City: ", y, Yorker 81. Louis; 70. y.
ETans. cleburne; sam J. STYLES, Hcmp-
stead; Mrs J. u. Harper, Mis- Eva cobb.
Geines,ille; Robert ". Thcin, a. y. y
Johnson II. scbin, Nov York. r. r. Nc
Lean, Austin; H. c. Archer, Kansas City:
": y, Caruso. New York; Rich. u. Hubbard.
TyIer: w. Harvey Brown, !. II Hammiit
Pltifburg: !. -. Morrison. 81. Louis: N. NJ.
philips, Topeka: Z. q. Hill Austin
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BrenI,nm briefs.

Bronham, Texas, April 1.-THE con-
ductors picnic at Firemens park last year
was one of the most enjoyable events OF
the year and did great deal towards adj
This year the picnic will more than likely
be held here again, for tho conductors want
to return and the firomcn are anxious 10
have them come.
The consesus of opinion expressed al
the informal meeting was TO have the con-
ductors' picnic on the first day May ~,
and the Maifest on the next dag.
The protracted meeting of the Christian
congregation at the Presbyterian church
continues with increasing interest
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HIGH COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, April The following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today:
Applications Dismissed fer Want OF Jul
risdciion.- 3. w Norris ct al ya. John $.
Triplett, from Hocd. j. c. Marshall CT al
VS.. j. l.. Williams. from Cooke: Clarke a.
Courts VS.. San Jacinto Company ct al,
from San Jacinto.
Applications Rcfusei.--J. r.. Vitality VS..
G.. y. Cglesby, from MoLennan. Cooke Il
Bcrnheimer Company ct al vs.. Il. ". Hunt.
from HILL
Applications for Writs Granted. --lnterna-
tlenai and Great Northern Railway Com,
PAM VIZ. W. q. Knight from Walker;
Houston and Texas Central Railway Com
psny vs. Ross O'Noal. from Nasa oia.
Motions for Rrhearlng overrued. Texas
and Pacific Railway Company VIZ Lousa
Roberts ct al, from Cass; Texas and Ne"
Orleans Railway Company VS. Lizzie BACK
from Liberty: .Ichn Benrison VS.. the CITY
Of Galveston from Galyesioa: George Ellis
VS.. e. ~ Hudson ct al. from Harris
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MEXICAN WAN VETERANS.
Rate of One Fare for the Annual
Meeting ut Temple.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Columbus. Texas, April 5.--Will you
please notify the Mexican war veterans OF
the State that the railroads have made us
a rate of one fare for the round trip TO the
meeting OF our association to be held az
Temple on May 90 next.
The old boys did more than any oihef
army ever did according 10 history; from
the beginning to the end oil that war my
never lost a battle and they never az nns
timo fought less than two TO one and
oftentimes four and five TO one Iney
should meet anyhow once a year to strike
tir,as A. j. Nave.
Secretary Mexican War Veterans Asoeia-
ton of Texas.
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nm. ranstorr.s DlsArrEAaANcr.
His Brothcr Docs Not nciicvc ne Is
.s.l. r. eeAs@94ss nCnu XIX .er 2si

Waco. Texas, April Tho friends OF
Chief 4, NJ. Prescott 81 the Msso fire de-
nar'ment Join him in, the fear iha, tho dis.
appearance OF his brother, aransas rres.:
COT, from, his home IN Sun Antonio was the
rrsul, of foul play. The chief rlings 10 NE
theory that his brother was decoyod away
rnd .druggsl. and sim ehefishcs the hopo
that. wherever he is. he Will recover AMI
make himself known TO aid In locating
him. Chief Prescott asks that wide pub
licity be made OF his disappearance and
that his description bc given.
Aransss Prescott is II years old, about
feet ) inches high. weighs about go
rounds and has gray hair AMI gray NOUS
tachc.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

sARON.-An effort ie being made mere 10
erect at an early date house oil worship
EI.GIN Real estate is changing hahds
IN some extent aud prices have baeh hiIi'
HAMILTON. TO Mr. and Mrs
Warner Ferguson on the 9th instant a line
boy.
WAXArIACHIE. AT meeting Of the
t, stees n was decided to close the puhiic
schools on May IL.
CISCO. The city election was reai'y
fest en- the prohibition question ana re-
suited fayorably TO that proposition
MlLANo. The drug store OF W. y,
cr,ith al this place was entered ana tue
cash box. containing about $50 stolen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carr is on tr'a'
in tbe district court for killing fay'ite
winston several months ago; both psfues
white. ,..
ROUND RCcK.--A son of Mr. Prultt,
living some miles in the country WAS p,t..,t
bv rabld cat; he has been put ulus'
treatment. -
oIINTANA,-T schooner Willie was
r,n into Accidentally by the revenue cutter
galveston: the damage, II any, 10 ths
.chocner Is unknown
s;WEETWATER-Thc Southwestern iti-
cpboue company has coaimrncen "oIh ~
ling poles for the new Inc ~ eoin..'
p,hy And this city b. telephone cominnhi-
cation. Another Hue VIII be oui'' !" ~
SCH ,,uo ~
FORT WORTH. Tho Grand Loise ~
.he sors CT Hermann Of Texas WI, ' III.
hore MAY Q. ! and .. aaa ! - 60 ,tsend.
~, ,",i,, 1000 delegates viii be 10 a.teuu-
lnas tss,dss macy hundreds Of vi5itoES
a a.ho viii eonle frcEi all pare Of inc slale.
.rrNp,.E-gev. Abe Muisfy ms closed
..n deys, revival here and left for cor,
. ",n "a There were 200 conversions sns
asSitiops 10 the church. COLLECTION ,, ne ~
40 zoo was taken to M the debt fnan ne ne
s ,,,tea,st chrr,h: s65 TO pay the Bapti4's
n,,, ami $500 for the evangelist
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Dcmnnhx q Rccnunt.

M worth Texas. April 1.-THE DEM
~. NV executive committee OF Tarraut
-. he' today TO canvass thu returns
n " primary election held Saturday.
eetor pna,riord, who was candid ste for
dsn,n,ea contest with the com nit
ono nns recount OF the city wards
'ne county precinct.
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PERMIT no pREnGE.

The official document from The war ar-
rarImout giving inc city license 10 drsdgc
for docks in the west end arrived today.
This h tho license obtained TO Offset the
work Of The West END Dock company an
nonncod IN The Post IL few days ngo.
Mayor Fly secured the document from
Secretary Alger ana referred il TO Mr.. Leo
N Levi who is conducting the citya ease
N the controversy.
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hAAs POLITICAL NOTES.

sass,ns cananeae County. Crime
b have msn bsth claim this cnrnty.
N, ~, Nany fiisads here.
|nty i nmAiTE, Mills County.-This
Ia e'ty nfa7ly equally divided be-
"a hssts and Crane, Wynnc ana jess
|kRvi,, fnown In The race.
s{foSSs !. =. m: Mann TrIec.capdldatc
)11lh fsA sseherai, spent Wedn@ d y "
~ After bis fentes. lie made
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The Spanish Steamship lila Has Left
the Harlan
a RECORD FOR FAST LOADING MADE.
Another RcSuinr Army officer Has
nccn sent tW the city 90 Aid
.s.5= IIcutcnant Richie.

s Galveston, Texas, April '.--At dayhreak
this morning the Spanish steamship Ida
sailed for Havrc with a cargo consisting OF
1913 bales OF cotton, 81 bales OF skins, ~
SIG pine strips aud So pieccs Of pine lum-
her. \ record Tor fast work was made 10
loading this boat. 1t did not como cut OF
quarantine until Monday aud was ready 10
sall last night Moro thai, 100 scrcwmsn
were engaged In loading her
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PERSONAL.

Hon. j. NJ Moore OF Edna is registered
at the Hotel Salge
Mr. 7, b. Jones, sheriff of Robertson
county, is here on official business.
Mr.. e. r. Mclean, private secretary to
the governor. left last night for Houston.
He is expected back tomorrow
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Inst of nrnrnc.r Cntton.

this place has been busy for the past few
DAYS pressing the cotton bought n the bot
tom last week by George H. MoFaddeu &
Bro. After this lot is pressed tho season
will be brought to an end and they intend
TO shut down.
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MORN Ar pnIINAn

The gang OF men employed by the gov
ernment at Fort Point was transferred 10
day 10 BoliYer. ana work VIII be com-
menoed Al once moving the old lefty quar-
tiers FROM Bolivar Point 10 tho site OF the
proposed gun and mortar bntterics on
Bolivar peninsula. The quarters will be
moved and ready for occupation by The
time O'Connor y Snoot yet the railway
luilt from the peint to the fort SITE.
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lie 7-year-old daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
u. J. Malone fell from a shade tree. Into
which she had climbed. onto sharp suag,
which pierced her thigh near the groin, in
fllcting bad cash. She almost bled u
death before medical aid could reach hep
ana Ii not yet out Of danger. ,ie
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TIrst District.

Galveston, Texas, April THE follow
ing oplnions were handed down in the court
of cikil appeals here TO-DAY:
Affirmed Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company vs.. Olive Hines from
Galveston; r. y. Wood Ys. CITY OF Veto
ria ct al, from Victoria.
AFFIRMED with 10 Per Cen: Damages 10.
Dclay,--R. NJ. Eozman IS. II. Maslerson ct
Al. frcEi Harris; B g. Brooks ct al VS..
giorsbeim Bros Dry Goods Company,
Limited. from San Augustine.
Reversed and Remandec.--J J. Bur
rourbs VS.. n. e. Lea Farmer ct al from
Harris. MIR. G. Rob vs.. Waite d Brad
shaw from Fayetlc.
ryousion ana Texas Central Railroad Conn
pany va. urene r. pereiia, from Harris.
DISMISSED by Agreement Michigan Saw
Ines ard Loan Association ", Mildly d.
Dow. frcm Harris
NatIon for RehesrIng u orde' Rein,tlt-
lng Cause Granted and Writ 0. Error Dis
MISSED .--Jake copeland w. z. :. Grimm,
fyon lsoa.
nc Witt County, from De Witt Galveston
rruit Company ys, Gulf, Colorado and
snnte Fe Railway Company at al. from Gal
WESTON: NJ Qralls W. g. w. sayles ct AL
from Waller,
Gases Set for April 2i.--Houstoa East
ena We. Texas Railway Company vs.. II. r..
Runnells, from Nscogdoehes; W. 2. Turner
NJ. Julia ". Clark CT oil. from HsErls; J..
n. Cole ct I'll vs. J. j. Adams. receiver
from Brazos: International and Great
Northern Railroad Company W; Allce GU.
pepper. from Smith Candy n. Weaer et nj
Vs Jolu q. Gupsr from Harris: southera
jiaciar Company vs.. James c. Mauldin.
src.n Harris.
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Nc,Ytnn County court.

Newton, Texas, April THE J. W
speight9 murder case was continued YES
terday until next term.
4 jury was secured YESTERDAY In the
Jerry Farwool murder ease and the taking
of testimony was begun this morning.
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.

Collingsworth county today paid sll5o
interest on bonds held by the school fund.
The Dublin Ice and Storage company
Of Dublin filed its charter tedny with the
secretary Of state, capital stock $50 900;
purpose, manufacture and sale OF ice and
SOFA water incorporates, w. +. Miller
J. n. Graves and NJ C. Glliott OF Duh
lin.
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Nr. Nrnne'. Anpoin,,,,n.

ssn%oua ondsy. April IL. p. IN.
vcodr,,as' Mohcay, April IL. s y. m.
iyine,, tuesday, April ~. 2 p. IL.
Icscew NJ Wednesday. April 10. p. nj.
tu,ton thursday. April Il, .. IN.
Iaror Friday, April Is. s p. M.
el V,, saturday, April I6, Ii a. m.
'e' saturday. April 10. 8 %. m.
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want ~ Rniirond.

San Saba, Texas, April IA committee
OF citizens has been appointed TO look after
honus. right OF way and other matters per-
tanning TO securing the San Antonio ana
Llano Northern railroad for this place.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
ABSTRACT or SAN JNCiNro BATTLE
FIELD MADE.
ec"crni schofieid Asks tho Gcvrrnor
to Call Attention TO Volunteer
Reserves Movement.

Austtn Texas Arri' 4 Mr.. John ii.
auoy Of the Houston Abstrac, company
was here today to submit to the attorney
general for the Daughters Of The Republic
a complete abstract OF title of The san
:lacinto battle ground property, the pur.
chase OF which is contemplated by the
Siates ~ .N-l ..a... 2.1 .s.s.
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0uesttOn al Imcorporm ton.

Edra. Texas. April LA petition for an
election 10 determine whether or not Edna
will be Incorporated was circulated OH the
streets yesterday. II IL generally believed
trol OF a city council.
At Il former election incorporation was
defeated and az both sides are strong and
almost equally divided, . strong contest IL
anifciDafed.
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white spot on forehead. right eye Is glass.
white snip over left nostrl, had on q DRAG
rope not stod. heavy name and ,ail.'
Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas
BY W. NJ. Bnpgh, deputy
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Fort Worth Trcnhytsry.

Fort Worth. Texas. April 1.-The Fort
Worth prcsbytcry met here this morning.
II. Z. Hutton WAS elected moderator, w.
II wycko1 engrossing clerk ana George
w. Drccket reading sslerk The opening
sermon va preached " ~ retirip9 med.
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!. HIIla NountN,. Aeiion.

t;o ''e. Texas. April 5.--The demo-
49, u''se committee for Mills coun-
the da,s nnrFei' test eni set May IA
rein wiz, 10, the primaries; participants
no:ris isuge themselves TO support
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-, ! o,,y romr,i..Ioner..

prownsyille. Texas. April Tine A'ns
lean boundary commission mas hn.sn
the WORT along the Rio Crane eAse. .
email Bit near Mo Grande City whien W. -,
,,le few days. Their boats arr o'awl
~, ,src where they viii be leit =. =
~. ,a 80 commission u about haif way 70
~, II, liver and viii have their work nh,,n, ~, y
n about two weeks more My, V'
boats viii be brought here anu 'sis "''''
the oth-sF
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Cuero, Texas. April I " Mrs.. Jqhanngk
Bcurke was found hanging 70 : raftef r. ].
ternoon. III health. II u thopght. hr1n0
about mental alteration. 4; A N "
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orange. Texas. April 1.-THE steamsr
Una came in today from Possum Blnff
with cargo Of square oak timber for
the ssb:ne Export company. After dis
charging she left immediately for Salem .
take on cargo o. tram material Tor The
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snEnIFFs' DEPARTMENT..

cuero, Teas. April c.-I will pay So re-
ward for the return OF brown. heavy set
tony. abou, Az hands high. star in face.
saddle marked. branded JTF tconnected)
on left thigh; PAGES an. fox trots. Address
Thomas NJ. stcll, Sheriff Dewitt county
Texas.
Eagle Lake. Texa1, April C--stolcD on
the night OF March 90. che dun horse with
black stripe down back. ii& or 10 hands
high. years old, rIghi ear little split.
right hind foot white. branded w ON left
thigh, has little sink in forehead. shod
IN front and u very heavy Get. close built
horse also a first class saddle horse, VIII
ray s. reward for any information leading
10 his recovery. Address >. ~. CzlliCon.
ftf
Taken up BY Henry Davis. Shepherd. be-
tween Hadley and MtGowcn, one brown
horss. about 10 years Old, ~ hsnds high.
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Good Friday will be observed as a holiday
~ the Galveston cotton exchange tomor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
A DESERVED REMEMBRANCE.

Monday last was the birthday of MI
H. P. McGregor, and that evening the
Directors and officers of the Union
Building Association No. got togeth-
er, secured the presence of Mr. MAC"
and presented him with a very hand
some silver-handled umbrella as a
token of appreciation and esteem. The
presentation address was made by Mr.
+. P. Mcneil with his usual eloquence
and grace, and the recipient Of the
gift made fitting response, which in
Guided an invitation to partake Of
refreshments at bursts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
WILL NOT BE BUILT.

1t is announced that the deal for the
erection of hotel by the Truschel
heirs at the corner of Market street
and alley nine, on the site of the store
room Of the Wheeling Bakery and Busy
Bee lunch room, is off for this year at
least, a fact which is to be regretted,
as the contemplated building would
have been a big improvement to Mar
ket street