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HAVANA ALARMED.

The Non Appearance of the Spanish Fleet
Gives Rise to Fesrs.
Key West, May Io-Private Havana
dispatches state that the situation is
critical. II is feared an uprising will oc.
cur if the Spanish feet does not arrive
soon. 1t is expected the combined
American fleets vii. lombard the city.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19
MORE SPANISH WAR SHIPS.

Nine Vessels Report sd to be a Cruising or
the Coast of New Brunswick.
Washington, May Io-The navy de-
partment is informed that nine war ships
have been sighted off New B unswick
They are proceeding southwark
Daily camera., 1898-05-19
spanish F,.es Disappea eared.

Key West. May Io-The vessels that
were sent to scout off the coast of Vene-
zuela have returned and report that
nothirg was seen of the Spanish fleet
1t is nov believed that the feet has sail.
ed for the Caribbean sea.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19
For the Ladies /!

Madlm Belcher is in the city at the
Bowen hotel, room FL, with sample line
of waists, suits, skirts. belts, underwear
capes, coats, silk undershirts. shirt waists
wash suits, ETC., from the Berlin Cloak
& Suit Co. of Denver. be sure and see
her during her few days visit. Io2t
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Food stun. Advancing.

New York. May Io-The prices on
food stuffs are rising rapidly. The price
of -four has risen $3 barrel. and the
prices of meats. rice. potatoes and beans
have advanced greatly. Butter andeggs
alone are selling at reduced prices and
the food men cannot determine the
cause IN face Of the advance of all other
foods,
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SYMPATHY EXTENDED

American People Express Sorrow Over
william GladAtone's Ds tn.
Washington. May 1o-P' csident Nc
Kinley instructed Mr.. Hay al London to
express the SORROW of the American peo.
pie over Gladston-'s death and extend
their sympa by to his family.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

London. May 1o-Parliament adjourn-
ed today out of respect tor the late Will
lam Gladstone. 1t was decided to bes,ow
upon his remains the honor of burial in
Westminster. A monument will also be
erected.
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Telegraph interrupted.

Denver, May Jo--A terrible storm is
raging on the prairie east of this city.
All telegraphic communication with the
east is at a standstill. Dispatches re-
ceived today are coming in from the west
by way of Canada.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

To Cure . Cold in Ons Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 75 cent?.
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HEADED FOR SANTIAGO.

Unknown Vessels Hu,rying for Eastern
Cuban shores.
Kingston, Jamaica. May Io-A large
steamer passed Morant today. 1t was
going north at tremendous speed. 1t
was headed toward Santiago de Cuba.
Its nationality is unknown.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

Washington. May 1o-The house and
senate ehaplains today eulogiz d the late
William Gladstone.
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MERGED IN ONE.

schley's Squadron IL Joined to tho North
Atlantic Squadron.
Key West, May Io-The flying squad
ron was consolidated with Simpsons S
squadron today.
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Fare at StAmboui.

Constantlnople, May Io-A serious
fire is raging at Stamboul. The flames
are spreading and hundreds of houses
are destroyed, The loss cannot be esti
mated.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

St. Pierre, May f9-Three unknown
steamers passed Martinique yesterday
No signals were given.
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S0|II0gO del CuD0
is BO1|b1|ded
SANTIAGO BoMBAROED.
sampson Carrying Ont Orders TO Isolate
Gen. BlancO.

Gen. BlancO.
Washington, May I8-Havana des-
patches report the bombardment of San
tiago de Cuba. in accordance with or.
ders. The bombardment is included in
the plan to isolate Gen. BIanco from
Madrid. 1t is believed that the same
tactics we're employed as at Cienfuegos
where the work was done by men in
small boats protected by the fire from
the battleships.
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harleston Returns.

San Francisco, May 1o-The Charles.
ton returned today to repair broken
cylinder head.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

Terrible Loss Of Lifs.
Rockport, III. May Io-It is reported
that many lives were lost in the tornado
se1ickea district.
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SIX Mon Drowned.

Pittsburg. May lo-A b,at containing
ten men capsized on the Allegheny and
six were drowned.
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BISMARCK is ILL.

The Iron Chancellor IS Stricken With q
Dangerous Attack.
Daily camera., 1898-05-19

Berlin, May Io-Prince Bismarck is
dangerously i'll. His special physici IN.
Or. S hweiner, has been summoned by
telegraph from Baden Baden
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

Rock Island. Texas. October i.-Capain A.
3 Penheld was up from Houston yesterday
on business. While hcrc h. was heard ia
SPEAK In highest praise OF Houstons enter
( Ilise and the good work the Business League
Is DOING. He thinks Hon. Tom Richard on.
In tho capacity of secretary OF the league Is
"A R'fiua and predicts a great time at the
coming r.. i. and V Festival to bn held
there In December He considers It a fore
gone conclusion Tint Houston Is destined 10
De the great commercial center of the State
me public srhool opened Monday morning
with Prof. Adams principal
Local gardeners are preparing 10 plnnt
heavily OF strawberries this season.
Mcssrs. Ewel Bros. of YOnkum and Golad
are opening SIS 900 stock OF goods here
with Mr.. Blakcman In charge. MIR i H.
Eweli OF Goiiad r. hore to assist In the open
ing They VIII run banking busnoss in
connection.
Quite q large excursion Is expected 10 arrive
on Thursday next
Vegetation In the vicinity Of Rock Island Is
sald to be grcener than almost any section OF
the State
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NECROl 0GlCAl.

SrAHLBAUM-Giddngs. Texas octobo,
mis- A. stahIbaum, an ared and re-
speeted German citizen, died Yesterday
rnoinihg after brief attack of paralysis
me me remains were inferred at IN Cid.
uAsS cemetery yesterday afternoon.
WILsON.-Ernis. Texas. October Ma,
r. wilson of the Corinth neighbo7hood
near thls city. received the sa~ news YES
terday afternoon of the death of bic 40 y,
mother Mrs. Mary E. Wilson. At S.errstt
her nome Mr.. Wilson left on last even
ings train to attend the funeral.
10 oLoPToN.-Bastrop. Texas, September
So'-Mrs. William b. Clopton died NJ her
nome near McDade last night, THURSDAY
September 20, 1898. She was the widow Of
ohs OF Bastrop's staunch Texas veteran
cttlzens, Mr.. William +. Clop.on whl was
one OF the Mier prisoners. MANY fr,snds
unite with the children of this noble
couple in lamentng her loss.
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Sinion. TeSns. October TT. W. Woodlef
agent for the Aransas Pass, has been TEN.
porarily placed In charge Of the Alice ofhc5
on tho Sherman branch. ". e. Miller. oper.
ator at skdmore. has been moved here IN hs
stead
Miss Ida Lawthor. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. j. d. Autry. for the last two or
three weeks. returned to her home in Sc
guin yesterday.
Mrs. i. w Woodlief and her little daughter
WHO paid yisii 10 Corpus Christi this week
Henry Lee Borden Of harpsburg left yes
trdav 70 enter the State university. This 70
his third wear
Sheriff Odem will soon have second crop
Of wStermelons. lie Us irrigatlng on small
scale.
W II. Young. county attorney. was h're
from Arkansas Pass.
The drouth still continues In this section.
much 10 the detriment OF farmers and stock
ralsers
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Temple Topics.

Temple, Texas, October 3.-Mr. F. F
Downs arrived last evening with his son
Fort, who was critically i'll at the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college This
morning Fort is resting easy AMI mis-
chances for recovery much improved.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Cox leaves today for Bren-
ham. Texas, in response to a telegram
announcing the serious Illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. Tom +, Cox
The Methodist pulpit was filled yesterday
by Rev. Mr.. Laye, who preached very
able sermon.
Things are getting quite active at Inc
new round house as tbs engine stalls are
being completed.
Mr.. John Morris OF Paige arrived this
morning to accept position at the Central
Texas Oil MILL
Temple citizens are beginning to take
an interest in and talk OF the Fruit Flower
and Vegetable Festival. Il is evident that
Temple will send a good number Of excu.-
slonists when the big thlns in Houston
comes off
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Goldthwaite Mills County, Texas. octo-
Der 3'-The past week has been an ideal
ona for gathering the fleecy staple. Farm
ers are rushing 1t on the market as fast a,
IL is sinned, They are all BEARS not one
IN twenty are holding with the expscte-
tion OF its going up. Men who are ablc
to hold Indefinitely seem to b, as eager
to sell as thoe who have their crops NOR =
gagged to the merchants. Receipts are near
1000 at this point.
Willis, Montgomery County, Texas Octo-
Der 4.-No rain yet and it is badly needed.
ran gardens are suffering no nttle, and
sugar cane and potatoes need good rain 10
mature them. Gotten picking is progress
ing we'll, but cotton is coming IN very
slow. Farmers are in no hurry to bring ii
in because they know that they viii not get
much for H.
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Denton. Texas, October S.-An election helC
In tho Roanoke precinct Saturday for Ia,
purpose of deciding whether or not intoxl
eating liquors should he sold resulted In
victory for the antIs, the official vote being
81 to Gi. The precinct has gone dry for sew
eral preceding elections
C. II. ponahower, prominent clifton OF
this place, who had charge OF the county cx-
NUT at the fair was suddenly taken vevy
F'cl with lniiamnlstory rheumatism mud had
to he brought home and carried to bls rooms
on stretcher.
Today was stray sale day and an unusually
ialgo crowd hns throngcd the streets
Inc merchants have boon very buay aud
the barks also. making collections, etc ana
the business report for the day has been cx :
trcmcly good
hey. Dinwiddie Of the Cumberland Prcsby =.
ttrien church here preached his farewell ser
NOV last night TO n large crowd. Rev. A. A.
Ce"ah, formerly Of Los Angeles, Cal, but
VINO has recently accepted the pasioralo OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church al
Knoxville. Tom. bCing ON his way now TO
take his new charge. preached yesterday
morning,
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Ln,nrn COUNTY Cnnrt.

Halletsville Toxus, October 4, ni.,,,,,
court for the fall term convened berc ,os,nr-
daN with Judge NJ, keunon on the b,nrh an,
). L. Green. ESQ. representing thu s,oto
Joc Simpson was appointed foreman of mo
Grand Jury, which. with one execution ia
composed OF farmers There is worry l,i,,
business 10 come before this body ma tbc
criminal docket Ia smaller than for yeafs ma
VIII not be called until the i7th Tho nrv
sNii docket VIII be called Thursday, when II
~ llftlY ihat thu case ~ the heirs of : a
i'Hnhs against some forty defendants viii
be tried This suit involves the Hanks
i'AEne hnd labor IN this county and the land
deiendants has been In pos session of land for
over iurip wears '''
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|sOBLEM OF PHILIPPINES.
handler Saws He Hopes Spain Nil
BE Driven Out.
n the NATIVES CAN NOT GOVERN
They VIII. II Il AIlcuea
De Guided by the Americans
In Their Movements.

Nov York. October A special to IN,
eShune from Washington says: Senate
william e. Chandler has Just ended a brie
vsft to Washington. returning to his hom.
Il New Hampshire and expecting to 70.
,aaIn In that State until after the cleo.
eon Before his departure the ssnsto,
"a A relation to the Philippine questio,
.since the arrival in Washington of Senior
yllIpe Agoncillo and his secretary. Senior
Erto Lopez, OF Manila, have had several
Intended interviews with Agoncillo ana
AVE endeavored to familiarize myself with
IA plans. He represents President Aeui-
aido and the parliamentary government
which he is at the head. His first desire
that the treaty of Paris shall provide
bat Spain shall wholly relinauish the
Philippine islands, and. secondly. he /,
Asrious that the experiment of self-goy
rnment may be tried by the people Of the
sslSBds with the assent and assistance OF
be United States. 1t seems very clear
HAT the people Of the Islands Will mar
kgain submit TO Spanish rule from which
hey are now actually freed throughout
beariy their whole territory. and tina,
therefore II the United States forces shall
v withdrawn and Spain shall attempt 10
vsubiue the Islands bloody str,icgl,
Gould ensue the existence of which would
)Ishonor the United States.
Assuming such withdrawal to be i'm |
oesible and that the United States will |
Insist upon the surrender of Spanish SOY
)reignty, the natural question will be
thether the people are capable of the
elf-government to which they aspire. Thai
hey are so capable Senior Agoncillo as
|erts his belief and insists that il BY any
possibility IL turns out that he is mis-
tken the people will be willing to be guild
by the United States to any other tu.tt
button OF the important problem of gov
|rnment which will arise upon the extln-
|llshment OF the power OF Spain.
u hope that the American peace com
bissioners at Paris will find it possible to
|coomplsh the one great object stated.
|amely, the Abandonment of the islands by
pain II that can be done I feel certain
pat there will be no serious difficulties
bcountered in deciding any further Dues
Jon that may Immediately arise as TO the
pntrol, government and disposition OF the
Hands. judging from the insight which
ad from Senior Agoncillo into the desires
"a purposes of President ASuinaldo and
10 associates
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Victoria. Texas. October l.--Dr Joe Rcus
Is down from cuero In attendance with Or
KInnse on Mrs. Grace Warden. IN whose con
aition there is no Improvement this morning
very slight hope Ia entertained OF her re-
cnleiy.
The cotton geed oil mill has been running
right and day since the beginning Of the
Nason. This proniFes 20 be successful year
win this valuable enterprise.
Inc question OF Ilterln3 the city water sup
Ply or OF boring an arteslan wei is again
through by reason of the fact thai the ord
nance on the subject which was vetoed. did
not have the necessary two thirds vote ia pas
rage over the vetU.
CORPORAL Ia Page OF the OConnor Guards.
VINO has been confined 70 his bed with fever
since his return last week, is up and exiDects
TO b. out In day or two
T. Nelson, general manager OF the Guada-
lnpe Valley Construction company is In the
cry. lie reports that be has 100 men at WORK
on the grade. which 10 In the neighborhood
Of icakum
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plant OF the City Planning mill aud MIR. Ray
Ilis former partner viii retire from the busl.
ness,
shSiih X, L. KIRK and brother ~ Daillnec,
nassed through Temple yesterday en- route ic
fdna where he Will be married tomorrow
Temple and Will make her home In future
WIN hor sister. Mrs Freeman Moore
Father NJ, llotntsclman aud nr Murray
chapman az WestphRl,a are spending thl.
week with Temple friends
Misses Lille Campbell and Maudr Mont
romery OF Lainpasas are visiting In TompI ,
this week
J. NJ Crawford left yesterday for san An
golo TO look after tho business OF branch
house there.
Ihe boss corn stalks OF the season were
brought In Yesterday by Ike Lcwcllcn n
prosperous farmer. living on Little Elm
standing on the ground IN front Of fruit
store on Central avenue, the stalks reach
twenty inches or more above the awuiug
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Results of MuiLey Meeting.

Luling, Texas, octohe i..-Tho managers
of the Mulkcy meeting, which closed sun
nay night handed tbs following report to
The Post correspondent with tho requce,
mat Ill be published and their thnnke be
conveyed 10 The Post for it's klndness In
ruoi'hins announcements and reports OF
the meeting Converts, Is; collections for
missions, $l2l a. collooiione for ornhapa.,n
SIS 50. collection for ucidenials. $Si. 90 col.
ieothnn for Rev. Mulkey SIG o. MIR.
Mtlkey left a eplcndid reputation In I.ullne
and VIII be welcomed back again. lie goes
TO Coleman from this place.
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Tie collision on the Baltimore ana Obso
southwestern railroad at Aurora, Ind. Aurust
2. 1895. was caused by q pendant sst watch
Although the. watch was to blame. the en-
are dangerous aud unreliable. The hIrhess
court In the United States has sustaiped Inc
Deetei Company In It's suit against pendant
them Pendant set patents were decisrsS n.
valid. and tho decision relieved the vaf6S
business from the piracy Of paying rcyaiV
Ga w :, patsnss Duebsr- Hampden Il, q
not set In the pocket; they are the hsst ~
most accurate watches made. The Due6or
w.ich Works. at Canton. Ohio. form ne m.
world. the twin factories pru4ueina ~
Watch movements and Watrh csseS. circ,s.
!srs interesting .alike TO watch ovneeS ~
free. upon request "Captasa j{3k q ia
Y. Mitchell. Agents puoSe e aES
Hcssten. TsxsA - 4 49, Z '!s'' : ~
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ENGINEERS ron Cuu,
ihey VIII Go to sc,cc, r.
the Army of Occunn,,, Tor

~ 'speeial Dispatch to The Post,
ni"s'on' October As stated l.,
onese dispatches a few days ago foro. :. :,
engineers will be sent to Cuba ,n .sn "
oa .no army OF occupation TO select sutabl ,
amps sp' arrange matters for the recon,,o. -
ter and decide whether it will be ~ Ss "
car, ~ purenase and occupy barracks thsn
AMPS. me commission to do iris ,,..ai
was selected today and will cons,s, uIs work
heI Waring of New York. the strcA, - LII, roio-
ing expert; Lieutenant Colonel I,es o ~ an
Guartermsster's department; Ijsr, 90 IN,
oolontl Livermore OF the enginee-'s a.
P1rlnent' DR.. Carter OF the medical A.
par.neht' and Colonel Hecker Of ~
i, Hn,' department. who zoe, ~
t ,pon AFTER the railroad transportaton Of ,so
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"fs. keene L. in TrouhIc

N'neihnatL Ohio, October AIRS. T w
heehe' widow of the noted ,ragedan who
oie"eu hooinson's opera house here early
."'S season is reported in trouble. rbi. f..
~, Wv nome She has gone TO New York
anu %nen she returns next week he, MINIS
ESQ oo No hnoWh' Thomas W. Keene lefl her
nra,. ~ anu ,h ner son. Claude, who is treas
ule' OF 'he heene Stock COMPANY and ~
eecutor under his fathers VIII s nl' tx,
nave $4,000 invested at Robinson VI.
tuey n, e been running with expenses ev
eeeulhg s2VVo per week and receints aho',.
S @,JVo' some members of the company have
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BIG TOBACCO FIRE.
ihe LOSS Is Estimntcd nt x.,.
Half a Million.

GAINESVILLE Tenn, October 5. 5 a m
no broke Out in the Grange tobacco
warehouse occupied by Gill & Turn,ev
sereraf storage of tobacco, burning abou,
4ooo hogsheads tobacco. Loss on tobacco
ana building estimated at nearly hair =
Ill milton with insurance of about s2oo nm
me fire spreading. burned Gracor ~,
.o"i ana storage Shed, the Louisville ana
nashville freight depot six freigh, cars nm
iaoh and several cottages. The fire coy-
.ifu a space of about ten acres. Fire nav
under control. Origin of fire unknown
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business on hand and Il Is thought the term
VIII he shor, and easily disposed OF
me attendance unon the funeral services of
Mr haVid ). Green yesterday afternoon was
MS noble old mother, who thus has been be
rett OF her last and baby" son
me Knobs o Tennessee, the four-ac,
meloaralnh by Lincoln J. Garter and Hal keiu
was presented at Elsner's opera house on
saturday night, Tho audience was well
pleased and pronounced tho cast a capahl,
one. N"''"''
Several Basiropians anticipate taking in ina
Dallas Fair before II ends, " NV
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AT WORK on THE TERESA.
wooden Patch Over a. Big Hole Hn,
Been put On

Been Put On.
pecial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
nd and The Houston Post. Copyrighted
iSS BY James Gordon Bennett)
rlaya del Este, Cuba, October 4 .-Divers
We completed wooden patch under the
Tard turret of the Infsnta Maria Ter
= After that section has been pumped
1t VIII be cemented TO make it water
nI The Teresa's steering engine has
en repaired, but 1t was found impossible
repair the dynamo. Ninety machinists
now overhauling the main engines and
piers The auxiliary vessels Newark.
sl' Leonidas, Potomac and Glacier send
20 every day to work en- the Teresa. In
llins the Cutans, there are nearly $40
IN al work on her. The decking is one
ird completed
|bns vi 'ne oquenuo
numoer for a camp near where the Colon
wrecked was shipped today.
ae newark sailed this afternoon for
antonio, 1t is hoped that the Teresa
start north within two weeks.
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NO NEED OF RELIEF,
"ereiaI Companies Have Plenty
OF Supplies.

Companies Have Plenty
of Supplies.
oA1ie' Wash, October Am estimate
'ue amount of provisions on the Yukon
'puicate that there will be no need
eo'erhment relief expedition this
y" The two big transportation COM
.s nave at least $1,000 tons at various
Its on the river
,s.,s "or.h American Trading and Trans
,rss on company is credited with these
,.a AZ Dawson, 1000 TONS Fort Gu
vn nSoo tons: Circle City, 1900 tons:
E, 1000 tons; Rampant City. IOOJ
tors. 'Vo tons' fsrry cry,
|ut a., Alaska Commercial company has
6,v .ne same amount on hand except
Eas,rah' Where it has about 1000 tons
|ej hvs posts have recently been estab-
n i'll, T .ne two companies on the Koy-
\ loc.. i, the Alaska Commercial com
kricsa9 1g at Arctic City and the North
Rpasv irading and TRANSFORMATION
at Perry City. five miles above.
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SECOND EDITION.-0:oo ) =,

s ares ~, from China. Turkey so,,, y,
ar the Pacifaa Islands 'ou'h Africa
vol treasury committee apnr,,,s !,
, WouN ot tbs treasurer and tho pp as The
iella,s ne finances of the hoa u",''' 81
maS e'.a That sufficient adyanca ~ ro,,, rhey
force 10 70 clear the board Of debt a r1uil be
throush a., OF the tweaty missions ts,sih ,v'n,
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Lnling. Texas October 4,--Cotton shlpments
w to date oOsj bales, cars Of seed received
100 The city f. crowded with wagons and
BUYERS
forcing into the east n string OF wnrons anon
aay loaded With household furniture and
farming utensils, Nearly ali Of ,hcm are
iookfne Tor home in the coast country near
Houston. where they think n viii min 7,
aoeA ram west OF San Antonio sometimes, bur
hns not raned enough ia the past year 10
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wharton. Texas, October f.--As the short
cotton crop is causing considerable comment.
the cotton shipments up to date may be a
matter Of interest Up TO October / there
nsd been shipped: Square bales. 1900; round
hales; soss IL is generally rated that two
round bales are equal to one square. making
square bales. i1-'N,
Amons. the fruits that can with care be
"Sat 20 pear a me crop In this county Is U.
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a Convincing Argument.
Peoples Era lsan Marcos.

Peoples Era lsan Marc0sl.
We are favored with a pamphlet copy o,
Mr.. Bushick's able article on the Necessity
OF Reform and Remedial Legislation on
Newspaper Libel" read Before the West
and SOUTHWEST Press sss0c.atlnn ana unani-
mously indorsed by that body. We are
glad to know that this convincing srgu-
ment Is 20 be wsaely circulated, and trust
1t may be the means OF attaiaing the de-
sired end at the. next session Of the leglsla-
ture.
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EfRin Fire Dcuurtmcnt.

Eiein, Texas. October i-Eigin Fire com.
panV No. met last night ana eiopted thr
following officers; Gust Rehfeld. president;
Max lirsch. Vice president: W. l. Fireman.
secretary X. a. Carl, treasurer; John Par
neil foreman; Tom Pfcner. assistant fcr,-
man; Carl FRANKIE nozzlemau, r. a Cnri.
plueman. Max Iilrsch, foreman hook and
VIII be great protection TO the town