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NEW RATES ON LUMBER
rorecastcd by the Withdrawal Of tic
Present Rates.
THE MlLLMtN AXE MUCH PUT OUT.
chenp Rates to Various Mcrtina..
and ExcurSions--Thc Water
melon Season liz Open.
iE hlLLMEN AXE MUCH PUT OUT,

beaumont. Texas, June 6.-The lumber
manufacturers OF Beaumont we're startled
TINS morning by receiving official notice
from II. A. Jones' freight agent of tn.
southern Pacific, that the EXPORT fr,i,h,
rate on lumber from Beaumont to sabln,
fass had been cancelled, the order to take
enect at once. To use slang phrase. It
can be said that the notice fairly paralyzed
tne mill men, and II the rate. whie, was
: n cents per 100, is not restored. the mills
oi tnis section will either have to withdraw
har ane ioreigh markets or get their lum-
Der 10 the shipside at Sabine pas nv
means other than railroad Cancellation
OF me rate is said to have been ordered
py me railroad commission, and the m,ll
men are surprised that such action should
nave been taken without hearing the shin
pers side OF the question and without civ.
ing them sufficient notice to permit an
adjustment of affairs TO the new and higher
rate. ~ N4bnci
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rnxAs P0iTITIcAL NOTES.


Hearne, Texas, June 1e.-Colonel r. NJ.
Wynne addressed fair sized audience
here this evening.
Corsicana TcxaH, June Ito. c. Kirven
was nominated for district attorney with
out opposition by the judicial convention.
Kaufman, Texas, june i6 The rcpub-
licans OF Kaufman county are to hold Z
convention here next Saturday to send
delegates to the State convention,
Cameron. Texas. June lei. W. Swayns
Of Fort Worth spoke here las, night In the
interest OF Wynne. Precinct meetings will
be held June IS to reinstruct for governor
Meridian Texas, June l6.--BosQue coan'
ty instructed for Crane and no primaries
viii be held for Redistribution, II Is be
lleved that the delegates are generally In
clined to Sayers, who was second choc
In the primaries.
| Huntsville, Texas, June 1b,-E l.
Parish desires It stated that he was nc
nominated by the populists OF this count,
| for tax collector but was simply indorse'
and that he is yet a sound money dcmoora
and intends TO remain such.
| Austin, Texas, June I3.-v, L. Brooks
secretary, gives out n statement in whc
| II IL claimed that there IRE now instructed
or favorable to the nomination OF Judg
| Morris as associate Justice Of the court o
clyil appeals for the Third district o. votes
Instructions for Judge Collard 40; unhtar,
from, lrIon county vote
Austin. Texas. June 8.-Representativ
| j. ID. Childs, from San Antonio, spent tn
day In Austin. and to The Pest corre
spondent said; 81 am a candidate for 70
election. and my nomination Is now as
surod. as l have already more than two
thirds OF the votes of the flotorial con
ventton Instructed for me. will be
candidate for speaker"
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GALVESTON LEGIsLAToRs.
Effort Rcinx Made 10 secure Unnni-
nous Action.

Effort RcinR Made TO Secure Un"n'-
nous Action.
Galveston. Texas, June 10 The poli'ical
compaign in Galveston county IL now fair
Nv under way. The contest for all other
places will almost be lost sight OF In tno
fight that will be made for members OF
the legislature. Mayor Fly gave out the
following open letter 10 the public TO-DAY
The time has arrived when the citizen.
ship of our city should with one accora
ass ume tho responsibility OF saying whu
should represent Galveston county In thH
next Legislature.
The issue OF the greatest Importance thas
win come before that body Will b. th'
dinicsition of the West End flats, now
clnimed by the West End Dock company.
Galveston City company tDd the stato Oh
Texas.
IL is claimed by the ctys legal repre-
sentative that the title 10 the property AZ
vested in the state,
The fuure life and development OF Gai-
weston depends largely upon the dispose
tior, that will be made Of thls property.
IL the city is TO receive what we believe
10 he her rights 1t is imperative that the
candidates for the legislature should be
pledged to support Galyes'on's interest and
none other "a hint to tho wise ought
to he sufficient.
An effort " now making by both sidei
OF the warning county democracy 10 ge'
the other to agree not 10 call primaries
for the nomination Of legislative candidates
until after the meeting OF the State ION
yention In August. BY that time che ques
ton OF which liz the rghtful organization
will have been determined and the de-
feated crowd promises to 20 into the pri.
maries and support the nominees OF thu
| cihcrs.
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Mates and personals.

Mr.. l.. l.. Foster, general manager OF inc
yeiasco Terminal is in the city
The railroad commission, at Its meeting
in Austin today, will probably revise the
rates on cotton transportation
The Western Passenger association, al
i,s meeting In St. Louis "Wednesday
adapted rigid rules against scalp:ng'
Mr.. w. d. Groseclose. assistant geherai
freight agent OF the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas, has returned from Galveston
Mr.. Walter S. Keenan,, general passen'
ger agent Of the Santa Ifo with headauar-
ters at Galveston. spent yesterday IN the
city.
Mr.. A. G. Mcguire has left Houston y
assume the position Of commercial agent Q,
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway az
New Orleans.
Mr. II. C. Dixon OF the Houston m Nv
Texas Central baggage Department. ie'
IN visit to Austin last night accom-
panied by HIS wife.
Mr. LEFT N. Miller, chief clerk ~ ~
ofsce ~ vice President Qninian Q. w
Eouston and Texas Central, mas returhe'
from 4 flying trip to Dallas
Mr.. s. r. b. Morse. general passs aa,n
and ticket agent OF the Southern IAN
at New Orleans. was among the ~s''
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O. Cady. Omaha r. a. Josey, returned
NIL. ]. Tully and wife. New Orleans; j.
b, New York; s. b. Hawkins. Gatesville;
b Nash, San Antonio; II. l.. Dunn, Ohio;
Anderson, Dallas; George. Hougwiiz,
)ncre; q. G. Canter, Miss Lee w. Col
st. Louis; W. J. Ducie, Galveston; C. F.
|rhe, New York; J. r. Mcknight. Abb
George Swisher, Charl tie, N. c.; w.
2ll Atlanta, Ga; II. l. Booth, Booth; G..
Darwin, Dallas John C. Oxenford, Cam
ph. c. r. Schultz. New York; Mrs. ]. NJ.
~, maid and children. Bastrop; G. Kel-
New Orleans; p. A. Valley, San Antonio;
\. Clark, Mexia; Charles Cobb. Jr., Mar
Texas; w, II. Bettes. Dallas; r. Crosby.
No. Ohio; W. II. Cannon. Philadelphia:
J ]. Bassist, Baltimore; J. b. Britt, Wal
w. "a. Gibbs, Huntsville. Texas; G. I.
- Fort Worth, Texas; w. +. Mcclure.
lfaacs. H. A. lsaacs, Galveston; John
Rdlcrd. Houston; r. n. Miller, Muscogee.
r H. Thompson, Houston; T. p. Shell
Cincinnati; +. D. Minor, Galveston; r. p.
y Paris, III. W. II. McClay. New York;
% 9. Wetmore. John II. McAllister, Bos-
y Foster. Velasco.
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The ycInsco Terminal.

The appointment OF Hon. l.. l.. Foster
to the office of president of the Agricul-
tpral and Mechanical college gives rise TO
the rumor that he will Immediately resign
Velasco Terminal. In connection with the
report it is also stated in railroad circles
that, in such an event. 1t is very probable
Mr.. Il. ID. Dorchester the present assist
ant manager, will be promoted TO the va
cant pest Mr.. Dorchester is familiar With
the working of the terminal. He is mighty
sptken Of by railroad men and should he
be chosen TO fill the place reported socn
to become vacant, his appointment would
give very general satisfaction.
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MIR. ". o. Foote. the Well known morse
man, left for st. Joe, Mo-, yesterday, over
the Houston and Texas Central railroad.
On the same train also went several repre-
sentatives of his noted stable, includins
Gov. Strong" "Relma" and one or two
othei fine thoroughbreds. Mr. Foote was
very particular in securing the best pos
sibe accommodations and comfogts for his
equine favorites. and succeeded in making
negotiations with the railroad company by
which q baggage coach VEG speedily
r.etamorphcsed into apartments suitable
for the most fastidions steeds. When the
train left the Grand Central depot Mr..
Foote's lordly stock departed from Hous-
ton in yeritable palace car.
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VICTORIA LOCALE.
Estecm In which the Late Mr.. Mn r.
mfon Was Held.

Victoria, Texas. juno l6.-The funeral
OF l.. S. Marmion. which occurred from ST.
Mary's Catholic church yesterday, was one
OF the largest ever seen here, and was a
fitting testimonial OF the esteem In which
he was held by the public In general and
the railroad fraternity in particular. The
pail bearers were General Superintendent
u. r. Forbes. Auditor e. r.. cottIngham,
General Freight Agent w. j. Craig. Mas
Ter Mechanic II. L. Herbert. ex-Dispatrher
II. l.. Rookie and Secretary b. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. Jim Brightwell. formerly OF this city
now living In Houston. is here on visit
to relatives
The remains Of Jules w. Biernan. who
died OF appendicitis yesterday. were buried
this morning from the residence of Mrs,
NJ. r. Allen. In this Knights OF Pyth'is 10
in Evergreen cemetery. The funeral ser
vices at the house were conducted hy Roy.
Harold OF the BAPTIST church. and at the
grave by the Knights OF pythias, OF which
ne was a member. and who accompanied
the remains 10 the cemetery. The deceased
was young man OF exemplary habits, aDo
sterling worth and was Just entering on I
prosperous business career.
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Mornnss ANp SON.
The Trials os one 10 Get Custeay d
the other.

latiit st The 0tkeR. fii NN3tI
ntr. rr,r.. t,.,,n.. - rshsr.~o -.
~ s" ~ X. 800
riveu IN tniS c'ty trom ustveston IN Wou-
nesday evening accompanied BY her son,
I,erIo Graham Chambers, aged IA yoars,
~. .,.,ns. - ..,o,, ~. "a ohs.,nad
-" .s' - sso 49,. 4.
through tne instrumentanty OF WIN -
habeas corpus issued by Judge Mann OF the
Galveston county court. Pending an np-
,on, s~,.,, ~. aac,.,or ~ IN. court Ma
w., ~" wy S-,, 49,.
Hatiiuay LOOK lpe uey IN naoN Asss~
Galveston 10 Virglhia Point. where sns
took n train for Houston. She remained
hara mn, a,,ou, a n,e,,cb whsn she want
"S's w.. m, $500.
10 the urshu Seh'ra' uepo' "nu
Central sleeper. WEue IN Wv sSSsss
The lad eluded her. In her efforts 10 re-
~. h,v n,acar. y,s,ry nosx and
s s wy ~ sn~ var, armed with 4
rMmM Sn sn.,,,,, p,dn s,ln,r Lisroysred
w N. s'',s,.,s. NJ, III. imav thsy were
1ns mrs is'' n,nssa hnr IN the chief Of
surnsns WA s'"s ,,S'sra sha wss detaincd
waSss usu, 1890, - ~, crno,n, whnn
au'n n,,an ~ ,,rr.S MIN her Ia ,,aiyeston.
Wrs tSa,,,anx has srhoolmntus residing
| In uau.ion ana very much regretted that
~ n,n,n.r.a .tfnr, 10 raj nor hoy she
n,ta ~. 'naas marty attendant 10 any
aha"r., !, ct,aca In a warrant. She Ia In.
,n,,,sant ana mn AZ husinaas and IA her
.n,.,s snwnwS,, nu,wIlted inc off,
| NV, 80 e., - .an,n ho,ua With her
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calancI G. q. Gibbs.

Colonel c. G. Gibbs, who IS Know ~.
one end OF the American continent :. 80
on IS the chief of the Southern rae sau
land department, is in the cry , inJ after
antonio. The colonel is here 70 '9 sbs mat
the interests of his company - uonston to
Ter Of taxation, and CONES .,,h 10, 70 Sosrd q
discuss as. tnr Colonel Gibbs doesn't pretend
eau anwn the earth" but as matter !, OF o.
=, =. j p Ss controls more land than any other
,acs ne nan the csar Of Russia not ex n
a av,ns ATT A. the Lawlor Hotel last nigh. ne
cep I a. al time friend, Captain \. Fauis-
ana Ms sr o'a me center Of an Interested sroap
~ ns', ra M ana other acauaintanses ahv
the yarns they spun and the !, 'a aaas ID
told would make the author OF Win
and His wonderful Lamp iee' green 49,
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cucrc, Texas, June i6.--The correspond
ents Of Tho Post from Judge Recess ju-
dicial district seem to be claiming the
earth for him.
To arrive at the facts In the case I
called upon Judge Grimes. chairman Of
the Peasants campaign co,nmi tte. Tn,
Judge said that thirty counties, represents
Ing III votes, hal held conventions; O.
this number So votes were instructed for
pleasants, 80 votes for Reese. unnstructcd
SO votes. showing over two-thirds Of the
instructed votes were for pleasnnts.
The Judge said that natterng essur.
ances OF support had been received frcm
many OF the counties yet TO hold cnven'
TORS and also from the uninssructcd vote
That the instructed ana unns,ructet
votes as above given are taken from re
ports In tho papers and are, he thinks, ap
/, proximately correct.
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Rates $3.50 and 50. 90 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.
wLoR.

4: Franklin. Waco; w. H. De France
we Shreveport; c. c, Gibbs, 81. Hahn,
Anionio. J. e, suter. Columbus; q. d.
u Baltimore; Judge T.. ID. Gavin, w. s..
nan. Galveston; d. G. Campbell. Wash
In, y. S. e. Holland and family, Vic
f. L. Chapman, Cuero; CELSIUS Orear
We st. Louis; NJ. r. McGregor, Cam
I'm, Watson, Coleman; S. S. jerome,
W. Cfty; j. A. Kyle. city; G. b. Fegan.
!. sorrissey,. +. G. Skeen, Dallas; II. b.
nsni Virginia. II. ID. Miller, New Or
y; p. Smith, Galveston; Horace T..
~ New Orleans; c. e. Cain, st. Louis:
svcetman. Galveston; Geo. NJ. Jarvis,
Y sno 5. f.; c. II. Brightwell, NJ. g.
Won. Port Lavace: G. S. Mead, San
uso; 7. B. Baldwin, Dallas; II. II.
shreveport; q. N. Stiff, Mckinney
~. =. kleine, Bro. Sixtus G. S. c.. Aus
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Reagan. Texas. June 15.--Who wants one
chestnut sorrei horse. shod all around. l4iz
hands high. branded 1E on right sho ilde' !,
one nav horse IS hands high, branded I'm
sF ,syersed and connecting With I'D on
iest shoulder. Call on 9. Ward, Heasan
~ w. p. Marlin. constable REAGAN, Texas.
Taken nm by Mrs. A. Kohrman. kor-
,,,,s Warns county, Texas, one mare mule !
darn dnn: about yczrS-s,d, about II hands
bJsh; legs black from knee down nnt
sbod brown stripe down back; dark -
m tail taken up on the 18th day OF iuns'
snu A. r. Andersen,
sheriff Harris County, Texas,
NJ George 4. pringhurst, Deputy.
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Mr. j. NJ. Wisuer of the Seaboard
Air line left the city last night for Marble
Falls to secure a large party of school
teachers who intend visiting Washington
during the session of the Transmssissippi
Teachers association to be held at the
National capital on the 2sth 29th and Both
instant. Llano Burnett and Marble Falls
propose sending quite u crowd Of those peo-
pie whose business 1t is to teach the
young idea how to shoot and Mr.. Wisner
proposes to chaperone them on the trip.
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THE HUTCHINs
HOUSE....
.. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

~ quarters
Ev Louis; James B. Trice, Cincin-
III lemon, city; C. w. Nugent. Con-
Wood. Port Lavaca; l., A. Taulun-
w !. r La Pradc, Waco; T. II.
|fss cew orleans. N. A. Cravens, VIII
Hrsrso oper Conroe: John 7. Boyle and
io,,is Mrs. Mamie Young, Bremond; ,
eIS; San Antonio; X. L. Smith. Ell
Nm Iaid%ell, West Plains, Mo-: Miss
4 Tan n. Ia Grange; II. NJ. White, city,
g: TnWsreid, 81. Louis; l. II. Hancock,
kas ~ ~. blaekshear, Navasota; s. NJ.
~ rraumont; Oscar Williams, Port
": Edgar, Cuero; j. T. Stevens,
sulphur Springs; G. W, Gordon Hemp.
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uE UNITED wORKMEN.

S;,s-s an evening of Music,
on ana Refreshment.
90 r,rs OF the Ancient Order OF
Y 49, Of the city and espe-
y 4s~ " Germania and San Jacil 10
~ very pleasaA. enterta inm emit
{1us lnes, friends and brethren in
~. Hall OF Knights of Pythias in
oS,s building last night. The hail
~ with anxious spectators early
nro. ~ very Interesting ana enjoy
Y ~ anime, which was begun With
d ns orchestra followed by Hon.
ID "a IN an address reciting the
Isua caa teachings Of the order, which
~ ea with eloquence and imprss-
~ Ass Lota Die,ze gave a piano
- a.. Mci.eary sang a solo and Miss
= s,,Aoserling rendered a SOLO on the
y which were well received.
y AN io'lowed by Rotations by Miss
sss and Miss MAZDA McL-e ID,
&{ss senerously applauded. a man
~ ~ Messrs. B. Milton Wolf, Gan
m I, wharton. duet BY Profs. Wes-
NV on the xylophone and pi-
y ri, recitation by Freddie Minister
- v,.'ss seived and led up TO the stere-
Y 49,, Object lessons and lecture bg
elcssser workman VIII A. Haskell.
Il ~ ma musical and elocutlonary
= fr entertainment and all repaire.
ppom O. the building and en-
S Lar swsetmeat banquet furnished
The occasion afforded tn;
- evening Of delightful enjoy
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Tomnrrn,H,r Excursion.

The excursion from this city tomorrow
night over the Southern Pacific to San
Antonio, promises to have ON boaro
very large number of the relatives ana
friends of the cavalry regiment now sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston. The train
leaves at 1855 and the rate liz a single
fare for the double Quincy. good to re-
turn on Monday.
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Electric Lights for Locomotives.

MIR. Frank Reardon, superintendent OF
the locomotive and car departments OF the
Missouri Pacific. has fitted two passenger
engines so that electricity instead OF OIL
is used for all lighting on the engines.
One of these engines runs between ST.
Louis and Sedalia. and one between st.
Louis aud Poplar Bluff.
A single generator furnishes the current
for all the lights. and other engines are
soon to be fitted up in the same way.
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A succe..ful RniIroad~r.

II. L. Magee, general superintendent OF
the Wabash railroad. has had singularly
successful career. He began as spike
server to tracklayers thirty -five years ago
when boy; became successfully section
hand. a flagman on the track, section
foreman foreman of tracklayers, a division
roadmaster, trainmaster. a division bu-
perintendent. and then was appointed to
his present position
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F-<-~-s-@---@-77--'- -
ANDERSON NOTES.
Henry JcnnS Given FIFTY Years On
Conviction Of Murder.

Henry Jcnn~ Given Cttty Nchr1 "
Conviction Of Murder.
Anderson. Texas. June i5.--Henry Jenns.
on trial today, charged with murder. was
awarded a verdict OF guilty and fifty years'
imprisonment In the penjtentinry,
Judge Lock Mcdaniel OF Houston 10 ners
In attendance on court,
The grand Jury adjourned to-day ior uns
term; found one bill for murder ana 'we"-
ty-four felones lees than murder
Essex Brown. colored, was given ten
years for murder
George Howell OF Dallas Is here visiting
relatives
r.. a. Deadrck. who was appointed
treasurer OF Grimes county to succeed J
h. Terrell, qualified bcforc tho commits
sioners court June IL.
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Chnngcs at wharton.

Wharton, Texas. June 16.--In railroad
circles here there will be several changes
in the near future: Mr.. Jack Sanders VIII
be transferred to Victoria. while the Office
here will be presided over by Mr. w. Piene.
Wharton regrets the loss OF Mr.. Sanders,
who by his genial and obliging manners
has made warm and devoted friends. but In
MIR. Piene he will have worthy successor,
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WALLER COUNTY.
GrOOs, Garrison and Gavin DO
Hempstead Instructions.


Croos, Garrison and Gavin Got
Hempstead Instructions.
Hampstead, Texas, June l15.-It whs
Martin Groos who carried this precinct for
Land commissioner and not Roche, And II
might be added that Groos has now more
than enough votes instructed to carry the
county. The Mills men were very sors last
night and promised 10 carry the ilght Into
the country precincts. The basis for such
action was strung enough. inasnuch as
Mills had carried two precincts already
and there we're enough nniDstructed votes.
with the Waller primary not yet held, 70
overcome Garrison's lead But time Is .
great healer. and today II ~ apparent that
the outside precincts VIII do their own
fighting. There was a surprise In etore for
those who thought that Bliss was 70 {
the instruction for the court OF ciyil APP
peals. Judge Gavin OF Galveston was named
and II WAS discovered that Gavin VIVA
raised In Waller county. The hearthsione
CRY was raised and Gavin tame IN nrst.
with Bliss AZ second choice.
Archer County for Wynne.
Archer City, Texas. June 1.-THE count,
convention Tor this county YVES held here
today and the following named State and
district officers were Instructed for to-wit'
Governor. wynne; lieutenant governor
Browning; treasurer. Robbins; land com
missioner, Co.'s. attorney general. smith
comptroller. n. w. Finley: superintSnaen'
p,,biic instruction. Kendall raliroa- com. .
missioner. Allison Aayne'd; suoks cous'
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x.,v Travelling Freight Agent.

Dallas. Texas. June 16.-W. A. cantreh
of Dallas has been appointed travelling
freight agent OF the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe railway. vice T. X. Aakepeace'
resigned,
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Posi-, HousToN, TEXAS.

Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf, and 9th
er lines the object being to induce unem-
ployod laborers to help to harvest the
bountiful crops not only in Kansas anu
Oklahoma. hut in Texas, the indian Terri
tory and Missouri as we'll.
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REDUCED RAILROAD RATES

excursion Tickets on the Arnus.s
Pass for Various Meetings,
For the State agricultural congress to
De heid at the Agricultural and Mechanical
college. College Station. Texas, July 10 to
To- the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way VIII, on July II and 10, sell round trim
tickets for One fare. limited to return on
July 16.
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Fort Worth, Texas. June 10,--wynnc
headquarters today were notified that tho
counties OF Roberts and Wheeler had gone
for wynne. Information was also resolved
that Wynnc would undoubtedly carry ths
Thirty -first judicial district, comprising
n,na rnupttou
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TO OCCUPATION TAXPAYERS.

All persons pursuing n business or ayoca-
ton upon which city licenses are due arc
hereby notified to call at tho office OF the
city assessor and collector in the market
house and pay same Immediately. other
wise the penalties OF the ordinance Will
bo enforced to tho letter
Justin @. White
City Assessor and Collector.
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THE HOTELS.
moi HOTEL
IA Her,sy,

! a Her,sy,
!, Hanger.
W 40 to
Ia day. Six
b4lnt rooms,
J Mth Large
~ roo N ..
MNy located.
/ lrcommoda-
y ior CONNER.
mn In tho
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For the State Teachers association at
galveston. rate of one first-el limited
rare, not to exceed s., for the round trip.
Is authorized by the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway, except that agents south
OF Beeville will make rates by adding one
fare to the So rate applied at Beeville and
agents west of San Antonio will add one
fare TO the S. rate applied San Antonio TO
Galveston aud return.
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criminal appeals, Bliss; Judge court civil
appeals Second district Tarlton; congress.
stephens: representative One Hundred
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