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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
THE HIGHER COURTS.


| Fort Worth. Texas, March 5.--Proceed
,ass IN the court OF civil appeals for the
second supreme judicial district:
| Nations for rehearng submt,ed--Kahler
CT al vs.. Carruthers. from Dallas Jones
! receiver, VS. Irwin. from Tarrant; Mckay
| Vs. State of Texas eS rel Ward from
ianstord; Lodge National Reserve asso-
luation VS., Moreland. from Tarrant. To
amend brief submitted-Bain VS.. Siuns,n
ct al. from chldress. 70 postpone snb.
MISSION conner VS.. Powell ct AL from
Archer. For conclusions OF law and fart
Marshall vs.. Williams, from Cooke For
rant. '' 80
Notions for rehearlars refused shefilet
w. o. LOUIS southwestern Railway com
pahy. from Henderson; Bell VS. Stewart.
guardian, from Parker To affirm on cer-
lincate grantcd--llarrls VS. Sanders frn,,
JACK TO amend brief. grantedr-Bnin AS
simpson, from Childress TO dismiss mn
pvai, overruled~- Crongtr vs. Euless from
, sal,ait Fer eevtorar, granted,--iort-
Wooi vs., smith, from Tarrant, 10 most
nohe submission granted--conner Va
POWELL. from Archer
Cases Acknowledgement VS.. Cochran
Cooke p''''on' Hom
+ yersed and rcmandea unless lemitt,,r
OF Sho6a be entered within twrntv a,ss
n which case affirmed FOR sise \, Mn H.
,ersst cost Of appeal taxed agalnst ap-
heiee--Lo maN VS. NARROW. from Haskell
reversed and rendered Robert uara.
wick TAYLOR company va. Msrchnnts, NM
rlantrs National bank. from Grsyson
"urisy vs., Dickson, from Dallas,
cases SET for March 26-.Stat. !, ,rax.s
vs., John Bowyer from Mitchell. na,, ILL.,
Gibbons vs.. herohRrtsf Insurance con-,
nany from Wise; Texas Brewing comn.n,
". Durrum. from Tarrant; Fort worts
Nompress company vs. chieago. Roeh
' Tau" ana Texas Railway company. from
,,,srran,, Edward Clements vs.. Lonis 4
dement's, from Kaufman. Jones rnca,.s.
~ irwin, from Tarrant. Western rnlan
,,eiesrtpn co,ansny vs. 'rhrmnson fro,,
s..9sqaei Davis vs., Newly from Wioh,ta.
Nicks vs.. Beard from Wise.
Eases submitted Rogers VS.. Oates. from
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HoTEL ARRIvALs.

AT the Tremont-T. J. Hamilton and
wife, Pittsburg; X. b. Baer. 4, -. Coch-
ran 5; %, Packard, James II. Berry, lious-
ton; 4, n. Beach aud vie. Lincoln, nj
MRS, j. Il. nm, Katie O'Connell, G. A.
Nicholson, Lincoln, M; J. A. Seand,
Springfield; j. b. Paisley, Lincoln, Ill.
MIS-; G. d. Roberts, Springfield H. Miss
Healoy, Springfield, ILL.,, X. H. Temple.
man, Lincoln, H.; Robert S, Collins. Hous-
Ton; NJ. II, pdell ST. Louis II. Il. Mar
I'm, Memphis; G. l.. Ament, Cincinnati;
a. r. Marshall, Dallas W. A. Boyd. Mcri-
diam NJ. j. Adams. Albany: H. Martin
and Wife. Chicago: II b. ChoarB. New Or
leans; w, II. Cromwell and wife. Kansas
cry, James NJ, Evans. Marquette. Mich. /,
j. II. Fulchette, Quebec, Canada; Vim. 4
Overton, New York. w. p. Woods. 81
Louis; c. G. Evers, New York L. Lusk
Dallas "'
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.

The following Insurance companies to
day paid their taxes and were grantee
permission by the insurance commissions
to do business in the State during the cur
rent year;
The Franklin Life association OF I'LL
nois-Tax, s30.o6, fees, So. certificates
81. Total, S55.06.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
company OF Spin gfied. ll-Tax, S626 -
fees. S22.2o; certificates. S.. Total,
SG56.29
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance company
OF New York--Tax. $29.g9; fees, S22 GER
tificates, s67 Total. $l1S.ge.
Farragut Fire Insurance company of
New York-Tax. $2Si0 fees, $22; certifi-
Gates, Sill. Total, SOL 49,
Total receipts for the day AT the insur-
aneo commissioners office, $S9i4.
The receipts OF the insurance department
last year were $4,000. This years prob
able receipts are estimated at $4,000
Brazos county redeemed today $500 In
bridge bonds held by the State school
fund.
The Texas Yellow Pine Lumber com
pany, capital stock 100000 today filed a
charter with the secretary OF state. Pur-
pose. manufacture and sale OF lumber.
doors. windows, blinds etc Place of
business Houston. Texas The five di-
rectors are J. /. Campbell |. Ice Cainn
bell and Y. W. McNeal of Houston. ana
j X. Lee OF Bell county and C. C. War
ner of Tyler county
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NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
victims Of Coal GAS VIII he Buried
hN The t.ounfv.

ny the county.
Fort Worth, Texas, March 5.--Cold In
the rigor of death, with faces swollen al.
most beyond recognition. lie the four hap
less victims of Yesterdays catastrophe
Thousands have viewed tho remains, but
no one has recognized them, Three of the
bodies will be inferred by the county. Chief
Rea and Sheriff Clarke have been making
strenuous efforts today to find friends or
relatives of both Remington and Howell,
the only two who were identified. 1t is
expected that the body of Remington will
be shipped East
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Wharton, Texas, March 5.-The question
of incorporation is still one OF deep inter-
est, Major VIII Kincheloe has above fifty
sgners 0axpayers) to his petition asking
the county judge TO issue his proclamation
ordering an election within the proposed
territory. The strongest demand Is en- ar
count OF enabling the town to be placA in
strict sanitary condition, which is admit
ted on all sides. also the grading and main
tanning iirst-class streets within the limits
OF the Incorporated district. The propcs-
ton is met. however, with warm opposl-
ton
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NEW EVENING pApER.

The news was made public this evening
that George W. mcdonnell. business man
ager OF the Statesman, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on March 10. aud
thar he will on or about April l begin The
publication of an evening paper In this
city with fun Associated Press service.
The paper VIII be straight democratic aud
advocate the nomination of Crane for GOV,
ernor Mr., Macdonald is newspaper
man OF energy. ability and recognized in
iiuence In Austin and success may safely
pc prodicted for his new yentMre.
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a PECULIAR FACT.
thousands "r People Have Dys,cu.,n
In lis wnrst Form ana Do
Not Know H.

weak stomach Is the cause of nbou,
hinc-tenths o. all disease. vet in NOS,
cases The wrong thing is treated and H. :.
true cause overlooked.
rms Is because "A weak digestion pro.
' "mN,s Ny,nnpV9nis resembling nearly every
rlsease because Il weakena ami 1tst,rhs
the action OF every nerve and organ In M
Dolly poor dlgestlon causes heart trnuhio
kidney troubles, lung weakness nnJ esnaa
eially nervous break down or norvn,,s
piostration. the nerves can not stand INA
wear ana tear unless generously fed Inv
wtll dtgested, wholesome food ~
Keep the digestion good ana no ana ,,a,
fear the approach OF disease.
Mrs' u NJ Lee of Rochester. N. Y.
wrltes' For the sake OF suffering human,t,.
want TO say that from a child / mad
very weak stomarh, threw M nv food
very often after eating and after n few
, 800 herVous nvsaepMa resulted and for
expresshly. M
iisd many physicians aud advertised
remeuies with only temporary yelIef ~.
nerVous dyspepsia aud not until ] COW
mcneed taking stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.,
h W, september. ak months ago have +
ennd,,ian rom suffering caused by the
svnu''on OF my nerves and stomach. In
snort chronic nervous dyspensio -
nave recommended Stuart,s nys,aosio
w san,e,s 70 many q my friends and now !
Man. III . pnpiic way to say they nrn Tho
SAFEST. peasantest and believe s,,rest
cure cure Tor stomach and nerve troables !
s mssn my honest opinion and will rildly
answor any letter OF inquiry nj anv N ,,n,s
ana feel that am, In my small WAY b.,n
Ing on a good pause ~ "As' he'p-
stnarts Dyspepsia Tablets is NOT -,
cn. medicine. but they contaln oni', "a ~
irat salts digestive acids and nan,o ,no
necessary 70 helm tho weak sto, pupIo''s rs
promptly and thoroughly liaes, 's faad 70
AZ druggists sell Stuart's y,vsn.,
Tablets at 90 cents for full slzea snsps,a
and nny one suffering from nsrs,, wsckaye
peasa h sSnE stomach headaches. acdi n
only quick roller but radical e,'r not
,, send % stuart Co.. Marshall Mich. far
stomach troubles giving sym,n,o vure .,
ton. VI ihnises-
only one cent word for Post owan,
Ads and sun less II they run four , naps
or oyer Have you tried them No,b,ns s
'"eapsr or more sure to bring results.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Railroad Commission to Reduce
Lumber Rates.
MILLS WILL SELL ONLY TO DEALERS
Forms the BASIS Of the Complaint.
Another Afternoon Pnpcr--Notcs
Of State Departments.

Austin, Texas, March 5.-Thc railroa,
commission is In receipt OF complaint
from Bremond to the effect that the lum-
Der mills in this State refuse to sell theli
product to any one but dealers with whom
1t is alleged that they have combined to
keep up prices Accompanying the COM
plant is the suggestion that n reduction
in rates may break UP the practice, but
it would seem that II such combination
Is Is charged exists IL is more a matter
for the attorney general than the com
mission to look after because IL is not
clear that a reduction in freight rates
would affect the situation except possibly
to increase the profits of the lumber men
II it is true that The accusation made
against them is based on fact.
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PORTRAIT or GovrRNop poss

Next week there Will be n very note
worthy portrait on exhibition at Burk's
book store. 1t is u likeness so ifeike as to
be startling to those who knew him, of the
late Ex-Governor l.. $. Ross. It was painted
by Mrs, j. y, McAuiey OF this city and
has been bought by the little campus
community of thu Agricultural and Me-
Chemical college. Of which General Ross
was president TO be given to his wild NV
as token of their loving respect and sym
pnthY.
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BLIND BOY GRADUATE.
TAKES THE HIGHEST HoNORs IN
HIS UNIVERSITY CLASS.
Franz Joseph Dohmcn Has Achieved
IA splendid Education In Spite OF
n Total Lack of Sight.

II .4.,,..
""s''"' io"as. Mireh o'-frHnz JOSEPH
Donmen OF Austin, Texas, ranks above any
OF his fellow students of the present senior
! class of the tjolvorsitv n, Tev,s Al IN,
-,
n'As oonl"ue'ceineht ne win receive thf
aegree OF pachelor Of literature. The fact
| that Mr.. Dohmen il the first honor man
| of his cl,se IL only rom.rl,abia hac.uao
| .3no. ,,se mn, - a, -, -, .t
''" nv N"' os'' '''"'A'
oiind' lie Is "a years old and was born at
| New Braunfols. Texas, OF German parents,
| His father, DIR. Dohmep. was at the time
,s No ao,,, -, c.. ~, - ~ =,
| , Wv p"'e "'
inc most distinguished men OF ms proies-
sion in tho State When young Dohmen was
10 years old he was seized with an attack
| az ,bo tynb,td ro,,ar y,btc, sot,iod i'm his
= 800 $3.50
eyes ana When MS stFehsth was 'es'o'eu
| II was found that he had completely lost
his sight. His fondncss for study and his
natural musical taste have apparently az
rnrde6 him annie recompcnse for this loss.
lilo was placed in the blind asylum, and
there had his talents for music developed,
and at the same timo received splendid
urcparatory training for his university
career. While ho was studying in The blind
asylum he received training In a system
of writing that has been Invaluable to
him while a student in the university.
This system oonsists of piercing fulI Of
small holes sim waxed pnper by means
of "a sbarp instrument tbe nosltion of tha
holes being determined by n small metal
frame held ON tho onnnsitn side of no
paper: this furniRhes proiectjons whi h
the blind learn to read as readily ms iNev
do raised letters Mr. Dohmon ia = uerfeet
master OF this aygtom ana writes +, as |
rapidly as an ordinarv writer dnea long
hand flo cnmcs 10 mo univarsitv daily
with his mote nook attends classns taltas |
notss and Zoos ahn,,t tI,o h,,,,',,n,, se a'II,,
and naiuraII,, that Az la, AZ H. INT 4,
scarcely noticed W." t,r,,, ,,',,,Is,,io',
occurs ha ,yt,,tn. HE nns,.s N -
tons according TO his shorthand systcm
for The blind and thrn tntes HE ren,ies
home and makes a meat copy himself man
his Typewriter He does lie ,vno,vritten
work ranldiv ana rcatIY ana sre.,a,t,, 40
his professors rnanuscrini ,a,,,iions T., ,tr
,nnenr,ncn ma IT., y, ,Su..''ss ~ 10
scbolnrIv rrasn of tbo smhi.,t nn5,,, ~ US
,lderatlon 1''''' 'o"-
Mr. Dobmen gr,d,,,t,a fr,,, a.. t,,,,,
rstitute in ,en9 n,tb 10 hJatst irn
md has now beon y s,,,Jo,,, 49, ,.,a ~
,erslty Of rovas fo,. a. go ri, ~
ioiency no ne,.forr,or ~, H.
yrent so,ncn hn,h a. h,,,.,,s ' p',"o ~
friends. but his greatest deliob, enn.ist, ~
ielvinr in tbe nrohlop,s 81 h;,,,a,. ,,,,',,, :"
nntips nhilnsorbv and no,ttt,, uta.no-
In sneaLs and ,,ritos iSo,pot, 80 - "el'"te,
French. He il !, Soir I.etIn :" NY
,nou.f 80. ~ i"'i i-ut''l schNlaf ana
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Commission OF Postmaster Griffin
Has Been Received.
CRIMINAL COURT WILL De Busy.
Several Murder Cases 10 I,c Tried.
sues for Damages for SANDER.
HnwIcy-Dnvis.

mission OF II. a. Griffin as postmaster al
Galveston was received here this morning
from Washington. There remains only the
formal transfer of the office when Mr..
Griffin Will take charge, succeeding the
present incumbent, Colonel Shannon.
The transfer will be made between now
and next Thursday morning, and Mr.. Grit
fin VIII take charge then. Deputy POST
master lIolstein Will assume office at the
same time, these being the only changes
which viii be made at once, as the other
are protected in their positions
by the civil service rules,
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kilIed by n Cnvein.

Denton, Texas, March 5.--Fred Kadue,
an cmploye OF the Texas and Pacific Rail-
way company at the Mingo gravel pits,
while working there with the Stun shovel
Yesterday afternoon, was struck by a mass
OF dirt aud gravel falling from the bank
under which he was working and so badly
torn, bruised and mangled that he died in
few hours afterwards. His remains were
brought here last night. but We're for
waIded to his father at Cameron. Mo-,
tonight
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week and a number OF cases disposed or
The following named parties arc now
building residences: II. w. Butord. Gus
Vcllbaum, W. 4. Wcems. j. * Glass
cock I'D Taylor and $ d. Horton. The
Baptist church building is nearing compile
ton.
The annex Of the University or South
Texas is now in position on the spacious
college grounds on the west side and Pro-
fcssor Nobbitt states that new scholars
arrive every week. The university is a de-
cdcd SUCCESS,
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Ncgro's House Mobhcl.

Montgomery, Texas, March 4.--The resi-
dfnce of Henry Willis, colored tenant
living ON the plantation of James L.
Gooden at Dacus. six miles north OF here,
was visited by n party OF unknown men at
~ o'clock last night and the house was
completely rddled with bullets. The fam
ny escaped without any injury. Officers
We're sent for today to INVESTIGATES.
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A. AND VI. PRESIDENCY.
Mr.. Holland Prefers Mnbry MS second
Choice to CQyitt.

MIR. Holland Prefers Mnbry as Second
Chnice to CRvit.
Dallas Texas, March 5.-Coloncl Franp
p Holland, member of the board OF dl.
rectors of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college, viii 80 to Bryan tomorrow to be
present at the meeting of the board Tues
day
lie SAID to The Post reporter: Next
to Major Cavitt ! prefer Adjutant General
Mabry for the position of president of the
college. In fact, think General Mabry
has better chance of winning that honor
than has Major Cavitt. After Major Cavitt
shall vote for Mabry and rather expect
to zee him win"
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Elfth District.

| Dallas, Texas. March 5.--Prcceedlngs II
the court Of civll appeals for the Fifth
| judicial district today
| Afflrmed--J. T. Howard VS.. stephen
Smith ct nj. Navarro county: German In.
surance company vs.. NJ. J. Everett. Dallas
county; s. S. Walker ct al VS.. j. N Pitt
man ct al. Ellis county; Gult, Colorado
and Santa F'c rs. ]. e. Jones. Collin coun-
tty
Reversed and remanded-St. Louis South
| western Railway company VS.. Mrs. n. J..
Mccullough, Upshur county; Walter Ste
phens VS.. A s. Johnson ct al. Fannn
county.
Reversed and rendered-E. d. Leeper ct
al vs.. j. J. o'Donohue Grayson county.
Reformed and afffrmcd--Jefferson Iron
company ct al VS.. j. Z. Hart. collector.
Marion county.
Dismissed for want OF prosecutlonH.
y. McCord ct al VS.. Lola HOLMAN ct al
Navarro county.
Motions disposed of--City of Dallas VS..
-. Il. Beeman, rehearlng. overruled. j 7.
howard -. stephen Smith ct al. set aside
submission. overrliIed German Insurance
company VS.. II. +. Jantsen recall man
date granted d. l.. Garrett. executor.
vs.. w. II. Garrett Gle transcript and
briefs, granted; n. Kahn ct al VS.. Sanger
Bros, dismiss appeal. withdrawn; Il.
EperStadt ct al VS.. he state of Texas.
etc advance, granted and case SGT for
March 26 same case. bring up steRog-
rarher's report. ovcrruled; w. H. Reeves
We, Mrs NJ. Reeves. dismiss appeal: APP
peiiant having failed to file new bond
within the time required by the former
order, the motion to dismiss Is granted
Cases submttcd-C. g. Clemens VS..
Sanborn Farm and Live Stock company.
Grayson county; w. +. Groom VS. Bell &
Simmington, Collin county; S. r. Emerson
vs. Pahst Brewing COMPANY. Dallas county;
\ ara.l
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Beeviiie, Texas. March 5.--willlam G.
sohuwirth 4 Co. of san Antonio yesterday
purchased the Beeyille Water works and
VIII add extensive improvements 10 IT,.
nnu aso put IN an electric Hight plant in
connection herewith Work on tho n,ant
and improvements will be commenced IN
few DAYS ."
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CRIMINAL COURT.

Tho criminal district court will be con-
voned for the March term ON Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, when the grand jury
viii be empaneled, sworn and charged The
term promises TO be busy one Among the
murder cases which were passed at tie
January term IN consequence OF a lack
OF time for their hearing which will como
up for .iial are those vi Seth Carter col
ored, indicted for the murder OF his wife
early In December last. and that OF william
Lucas, the youth indicted for the muir CO
OF another boy in the west end with Il
baseball bat in the summer of 1891 Both
these prisoners have been confined in the
county jail since the date of their arrest.
The two most important cases to be in
CURED into by the grand jury are thosa
of j. II. Ladd who is in Jail In default of
bail. charged with the murder of Cecilia
Mccormick In house on Winnie street,
near Bath avenue. on the Afternoon OF
Tuesday. February s, last, and james john
sou, WHO is charged with shooting and kill
ing Dick" Springfield in "66'' saloon on
the morning of Thursday, February 10. and
who is now out on a bail bond of $4,000
The other eases TO come up for the con-
sideration of the grand inquest are the
ordinary ones of disorderly houses, burg
larlcs, thefts. gambling and others Of that
character
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Kaufman, Texas, March, e.--Mason a
Merehouse shipped two car loads OF fat
oatne to market today. The above firm
have several hundred head OF beef cattle
mere which they have heen feeding The
lsst winter, all OF which Will he shipped
Out In the next few weeks.
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Against MnxnhnchI.

Wsxahaehie Texas. March 5.--The rail-
r'ao bond case against the city aggregate
inS SlS'eoe, in the Federal court al Dallas
was decided by the Judge against In, civ
,ousy, me case will be appealed anl taken
20 New Orleans TO higher court.
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UAyvLEY- DAvts

Mr. Harry Hawey and Miss Sarah Ball
Davis were married this afternoon at the
Episcopal rectory, the Rev. Mr.. Beckwav
officiating. The groom is a nephew of
congressman Hawley and the bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Mntors s. DAVIS
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Newton. Texas, March g-E n no,,,,
Of Newton and Ed Eilngston. Of Lees M II
composing tile firm of Downs & Elliusston.
arc putting in steam logsIng tram AZ
siark's Landing. on the Sabine riyor (,
.nls county, for the purpose Of furnlstin
psse logs 10 the mills at Orange.
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CoUNTY,s FUNDS.

The county commissioners took an In
ventory of the county's finances today
mud found $6i,7sa to the credit of thu va
rious funds.
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nnENuAM BUDGET.
Nenrly Two Thousand Dozen Eers
BOught Ia One DIV


Boupht Ina One Dry.
Brenhnm Texas. March ) The amo,ln,
OF produce that comes to Brcnham IA some
thing enormous. An example is to be had In
either bacon, lard Of chickens, of which n
great quantity is marketed here daily. To
give an idea OF the amount take eggs FOR
instance Friday is one Of the dullest DAYS
IN the week, because most farmers prefer
TO come to town on Saturday, but Friday
VIII answer the purpose of The article very
we'll,
A Post reporter used the telephone Sat
urhay morning and got partial rapo t
from several of the merchants who deal
IN produce and secured the following
STATISTICS as to the number OF eggs bought
Friday; Brockschmldt & Hohit 5o0 DOZEN.
Winkellmann q iiohne, li45 dozen, schmid
Bros, 40 dozen; !, Nowakowsky 4 90. Sd
dozen; Wehmeyer Bros, 30 dozen; Bronham
Grocery company, 100 dozen; w. n. err
rington, so dozen.
Total. 19i5 dozen. besides soma minor
establishments had kept no record OF their
purchases.
The democratic county executive commit
ice meets Monday afternoon ut tho ofs.ca
OF Chairman Pennington, IT they arc OF the
same opinion as the chairman tie DEM
osiutic test VIII not be observed N tbla
county. the State executive committee,nt n
from this county to the contrary notwith-
standing
Mr, u 7. Noyes Of Houston. eminent
grand commander knights remplars. ar
rived on the westbound Central ri, mo :" ~.
ing and viii lecture to the Brenham com,
nandery tonight. = $50
Inc case OF the State VS.. I.oathe Jaeksan
on charge OF disturbing the peace. was
decided by a jury In the justice court
satureay morning, resulting in her being
my republican county executive com.
Friday to pass resolutions on The aa.th ~
w. Quincy and transact such other husI'
ness as may come before 1t.
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Angleton. Texas, March pr
Goodwin sold out their sta,h =, curse
toeay TO NJ, NJ. Miller. = s'''esisS
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Wise; Carver vs. First National bank.
from Archer Wortham VS.. Cox. from
Clay; Balm VS.. Simpson. from Motley;
Hutchinson vs.. Mccord. Collins Commerce
company, from Tarrant: Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway company vs. Withcr-
spoon. from Denton.
Passed one week. -vasducz vs. Texas
Loan agency, from Wise.
Passed TO the heel of The dockot--Estell
VS.. Kirby, from Tarrant.
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only one cent word for Post ..yan,
AVS. and SIN less II they run four ,lr,ss
u u Oyer Have YOU tried them? Notb,nr
uneaper or more sure to bring results.
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KINGS OF THE CIRCUS worn
Living Circus Men, Write Strong
Endorsing PeR-na the National Catarrh Remedy
Independent Letters TO DR.. Hartn
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