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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22

ToRSALE-FlXTURES OF A MEAT AND
II grocery store doing good busines,
good reasons for selling. Apply 3l4 East l0h
street. m22 28tt
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TOR SALE or RENT - STORE AND
II dwelling. 40, 4l9 Madison street. Apply
at GG7 Washington street. alSGt4
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SPECTACLES
Jeweler, No. 0 East Second street.

NOT1CE-7O THE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ Of tho Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Della.
ware, in and for New Castle County, We the
undersigned, freeholders and respeGta Bile ci ii.
zens OF the 18th ward in the ci ty of Whining.
ton, County Of New Castle an d State Of Della
ware, do hereby certify that Potter Elmer, the
owner and occupant OF the store sitnatei ut s.
E, Cor Fourth and Union Sts., Twelfth ward,
in the city Of Wilmington, county and state
aforesaid, described in his application, and who
Is an applicant for a license on Monday the 10th
day Of Nay, A. ID :, l5O9 being tho next term
Of said court, for the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors in quantities not less than one half gal
gallon therein, not to be drunk on
the premises, he being q licensed retailer of
goods, wares and merchandise the aggregate
cost value OF his stock constantly Kept on
hand for sale is not less than $500 he Is man
tori that such sale Of in toX eating liquors at
sad place Is necessary to accommodate the
public; that he 18TH" owner of said house. and
the true rental value Is $500 and tho following
respecta BILE citizens of said ward, at least l2 of
whom are substantial freeholders of said ward
rGcommen nd the said application, viz:
VIM h Cole Franz Genglebach
Patrick Daley Robert II Kite
Herman Erb John F, Daley
Thos A Hitch, N D John SPAIN
Dennis Farrell Patrick Fahey
John Maier Geo ] Fluck
nj Staszesky Geo Zeyhcr
Chas Blocher Jas + Farley
Lewis Dickey Jas A McCauley
Dennis McCurthy WIN Forrest
Patrick Smith U Keroon
Is Wright CB Creeden
harry Dillon Geo Morgan
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The word lily comes from q Celtic word,
I'll" signifying whitenesS
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FOR SALE.

LOR SALE CHEAP-TWOLADIES' PHAE-
Il tons and one no.top business buggy, sec.
ondhanded, in first class condition and made
to order; CO II be seen at Smith Place Stables
2ll-2l3 West Fourth street. all
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Fish, OYSters and CIamSE
Tho freshest ana largest measure at
Eighth and Jefferson street., and Tenth
and kirkwood. Phones 3O9. A. II. Aim
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22
A Sure Cure ,

Pianos $50 and 500, Ludwig g. Co, 5l5
Shipley street. Red Mems Hall,
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NOTICE.
CITY ASSESSMENT,

Notice is hereby given that the city assess
mept has been completed and the books placed
In he office Of the Clerk of City Council at the
CITY Hall, where they can be examined by tax.
ebies from saturday, April J. 1882 until Satur.
day. April 10, 1903, between the hours Of q
IN. and II m and s to 5p. III.
The Board Of Assessment Revision and Ap-
peals will sit to hear appeals from the assess.
inent from April to April 81, 1880. at the City
Hull. Mayor office, between the hours Of 2 and
div the afternoon and and in the evening.
WM p. MORRISON,
al Clerk Of City Council.
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II Viii Dn.

After tho blizzard use Simms White
Pulmonlc BaIsam for that cold 606 King
street.
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CCR SALE--TEN r. /. +. A. N. 3. FOR
+ cents ut druggists. Ono gives relief.
a22.lyrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-22

7-OR SALE CHEAP--A GOOD SOU ARE P
II ano. Apply LILO Tatnall street. al9 4tIl
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WANTED -GENTLEMEN BOARD ERs, Al,
w SO man and wife for pleasant bright
rooms with every convenience, 3Ol West street
a.0l3tt
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NIOTICE-I, DANIEL MBRIDE THE TEN.
IN ant and occupant OF the house, situated
| at .OS Orange ST., Fifth ward, city of Whining
ton, County Of New Castle STATE, of Delaware
in compliance win the requirements OF the
ucts OF tho General Assembly. In suUh clau
made md provided, do hereby give notice
hat | shall apply III writing to the @ ,urC OF
general sessions of the State of ielaware,
in ana FOR New Castle Co.. 10 be hsld at WI.
minuton. on Monday. tho 18th day of
May, 1899 being ihe next term of
said court. fora license for said house as an
Inn or tavern, for tho sal therein of intoxi.
eating liquor! In lesl quantities than ono
, quart TO bc drunk on the premises. unu
tGe following named respectable citi.
2ens of said Ward 1T least II OF whom
are substantial freehoders recomineni the
said application. viz;
John Fl Beatty Bernard p Hasson
James Fox William H Robinson
" B Hollis Daniel I killroy
} McCaiferty Roucl H Morrow
John p Finregan James + Finley
Charles II Rchringer Joseph D killroy
1hos fedigan David X jackson
Nathan l4ieberman CG Bupp
] q Fehrenbach James Megary
Il Ocstoricher Emil Bucher
w Harding William Brooks
William Schoenhaar Il ii Truman
Charles Weller john Mitchell
William Evans
a2O DANIEL MBRInE.
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NOTICES..

NJ OTIeE-EL.ECrRIC CAkPEr CLEANING
~ Works, Office speakman's Furniture
EIore, 40 West Fourth street Delmarvia
Phone III. Household goods taken on storage
-. 6m
ID EMOVAL-DR. SHERWOOD HAS RE
n moved to s. w. cor. Niuth and Washing.
ton streets. Both phones 757. m2S.l3teod
NJ OTICE.
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A carrier pigeon was killed by the street
ca at Eighth and Monroe s'reets this
morning.
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NTANIED-2 APPRENTICE GIRLS AND
~ l dressmaker. Applyat il0 East Fifth
street. nlO.ott
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I'OR SALE-TWO GOOSE FEATHER
" beds baby coach nearly new. 4O6 W.
1Ith street. a2l-3tf
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U'OR sALE-A PROSPEROUS BOARDING
II stable, well filled with boarding horses,
low rent. Address Stable this Office. al5.lf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
AND CITY NEWSITEMS
loon Men Won Out and viii Keep Open
as Usual on Sunday.
ASPHALT PAVING TO BE INVESTIGATED
Another Slate Is Rumorcd, but There
Is Nothing Authoritative-Bon
Fixed mt $4,000.

Galveston, Texas. August 26.-The
thirsty traveller who has the price OF a
drink need not stay dry In this town on
Sunday after all. The final ukase has been
issued, and there will be no departure from
the good old way of selling drinks to the
dry brigade on Sunday except between the
hours OF 10 and /. This concession was
long ago made as compromise between
those who like drink and those who
contend that every one should be tee
totaller on Sunday
The saloon people had thoroughly made
up their minds that they would not be
singled out as subjects for the new move
ment. They were willing enough to be
good and shut UP shop on Sunday provided
every one shut UP on that day They knew
very we'll such move would be unpopular
here and were satisfied that the people
would soon get pretty tired OF being denied
their Sunday amusements which they have
been accustomed to for years.
The little bubble has burst and the tenn
pest In the teapot has blown over.
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a TEXAN ROBBED.
Confidence Men sprang a New Game
on Mr.. Lewis.

st. Louis Republic
Mount Vernon y. Y, August 24.--Ed-
ward Lewis, prominent merchant OF Aus
tin, Texas, reported to Chief of Police
Foley of this city that he had been robbed
yesterday by bunco men of $1,000 in the
White Hotel in Pelham. This is the place
where Whitaker, an agent of the secret
service, was nearly killed last Saturday
While trailing gang OF green goods men.
Mr. Lewis left home recently for New
YORK and had an uneyentful trip until the
train reached Newark, n. j. There as
he was about to light a fresh cigar some
one placed hand Familiarity on his Shout.
der and said: Why, hello, Lewis, old man,
how are you?"
MI. Lewis turned and saw fine looking
man about 40 years old standing over him
The man wore IA silk hat and white
walstoat diamond stud filtered in
MS shirt bosom. Lewis remarked that the
stranger had the advantage of him. where
upon the well-dressed person recalled that
he had met the merchant at the carnival
IN New Orleans. He mentioned incidents
OF that event which Mr.. Lewis remem-
Dered perfectly and the Texan began to
consider himself lucky in meeting sucn
an atfable gentleman.
Meanwhile as they were chatting, the
'itiii Htii ltdCHGu Jersey Guy. Inc agree
able stranger insisted on taking his friend
10 mis- hotel to luncheon. So he called a
ransom on the New York side and drove
10 fashionable hotel where the stranger
ana the honors. incidentally introducing a
friend. During the progress of the meal
the two New Workers. proposed, as their
iexas friend must be weary after his long
Journey, that they go up to their club
mouse in the suburbs and recuperate for
DAY or two. Mr.. Lewis acuuiesced. and
alter roundabout Journey the party ar
rived about dark at quiet spot near Pei
nam where small hotel doomed up out
OF the shrubbery. The strangers told the
IeXan this was the Club house" After a
nearly dinner and a smoke on ne piazza,
.hey went to private room and sat down
to game of cards
They had several drinks, and at mid
nlght Mr.. Lewis, with his roll somewhat
larger as result OF the card game, went
TO ms room in a good humored and con-
tented frame of mind The next morning
oelore Lewis had awakened the friend he
na1 met on the train rushed into his room
ana called out: Lewis. thereve been
burglars in the house. They went through
my clothes last night and got my watch
and pistol and $780,
Lewis jumped up, reached for his waist
Coat and found that his watch was safe.
betore he had time TO look for his money
us friend had hurried down the stairs.
me merchant then discovered that every
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CALVERT NEWS ITEMS.
An Entertainment in n Nice Home.
burial of Mrs. KendricIS

Calvert, Texas, August 26-The elegant
rev home of Mr.. and Mrs William Nc.
lhlosh was thrown open to their many
young friends on Friday evening. the oc-
cGsion being a reception in honor of Misses
Lollie and Bessie Orr OF Austin. 1t was.
IN iact, one of the most elegant social
events of the season. Among the pleasant
features OF the evening were the recita.
titns of Miss Annie Boyd of Bolton. who
possesses rare acquaintance with the
matchless art. Mrs. Nettie Groom of Dali
las favored the assembly with several
choice selections OF vocal music. The Wis
iting ladies present were Mrs. Nettie
Groom OF Dallas, Misses Mary and Annie
Boyd OF Bolton, Misses Eollie and Bessie
Orr OF Austin, Miss Mitchell OF Abilene,
Miss Burton of Paris. Misses Annie Keel
Ing and Sallie Smith of Mexa.
The body of Mrs. Judge j. j. Kendrick
came In on todays train from Austin and
was buried In the Calvert cemetery this
afternoon. The aged lady and her hus-
band, eX-County Judge Kendrick, lived
In Calvert for number of years and are
well known to all the older residents OF
our city.
Mrs. S. NJ. Gibson left this morning for
Nashville, Tenn, where she was called by
the illness OF her mother.
Miss Mitchell who has been visiting
Mrs b. f. Elkin Of this city. left this az.
ternoon for her home in Abilene.
Mrs. ], b. Lewis is at home from n visit
tn Waru $500
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ty to realize $50 net per acre. The land
is situated in a desirable locality, high
healthy climate, some good farm lands.
This tract came into possession of Whar-
ton county in 1853, during which time the
available school fund of the county has
derived little or no benefit the land rent
ing for some years at 1-2 cents an acre.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Armstrong, Miss Mel
lie Stephens, Mr.. Jessie Dickson and Miss
Pearl Dickson are in Houston in attend
ance at the Baptist convention. They were
Joined there by the pastor Rev. John Mare,
who has been enjoying a vacation of sew
erai weeks.
Colonel f. E. Vineyard has returned
home from Victoria, where he visited his
nephew, Mr. Brice Vineyard, who is now
convalescing after severe attack of ty
phoid fever
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CoRsIcANA OIL WELLS.
The Little Fellows Are Being Be-,
Ont Qufcfly M

me Iittie FetlOws Arc Being 30,
Out Quietly.
Corsicana, Texas, August A.-Ths
company recently formed by ]. $.
nan, James Garitty. ]. E. White,el
Corsicana and big oil men East Is a
getting possession of individual wells
the wells of small companies in this
and it is predicted that 1t will no:
great while before the little tsh al
digested by the big fellows. This
company has, since their orsaais1
which was but short time back, b
twenty five or thirty wells, have H5
the transfer TO them of large loose
inss and are still in the field for what
can buy. West. Colquitt and Others
been asked to put prices on their oil
perty by these people, but as yet hayq
sold. The appearances are that this
pany is working for all in sisnt ana
believed that the bulk of the oil inil
bere will be owned by this new concs1
those back of it and the Southern OIL
pany. another concern that is claimed
powerful financially; nut no one can|
who is behind it other than those 81
inside. They work quietly end neNe
out much. Between these TWO Coy
the individual oil magnate VIII oel'|
great while disappear.
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----si
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

LoCKHART.-A protracted nieell.l
which great interest is being maa u,s'
is going on at Dale, under the ausp "
Rev. ]. NJ. Childress OF the Ca'''
church. s.
TERRELL.-The Baptist meeting "
gress is growing in interest. he' !.
is quite an entertaining preacue' ~
hearers are much pleased WIG u'4
mons.
YOAKUM.-After weeks re-.
]. r. Jenkins Sunday resumed Wy
tracted meeting at the Bapusl sus
which had been in progress loI 49,
weeks. This meeting will De lo,i s,,s|
one at the Methodist church pss M
three weeks hence, TO be conau.
the pastor, Rev. J. A. Baker as'"
prominent evangelisrs.
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cameron,. corporatIon cour,.

Cameron. Texas. August 2e.-The city
council met in regular session and passed
all ordinances necessary, establishing q
corporation court for the city of Cameron
and appointed Mayor II, j. Lewis Judge
Of the corporation court, and the clty sec.
rotary, w NJ, GILL; clerk OF said comrt
iand fixed the salaries OF said officers.
a committee was also appointed with
full power to make purchase OF horses and
wagons Tor the hre department and ali
other things necessary to make more ef-
fective the fire department. ' o.
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CARGO OF CoFFEE.

1t is an open secret that Hard & Rand
of New York, one of the largest coffee i'm
porting concerns of America, had engaged
cargo Of coffee which Is now en- route
for Galveston. Hard & Rand recently sent
an agent here TO look after their inter-
ests. When n Post reporter sought some
information about the matter this after
noon the coffee man shook his head and
said he would rather that nothing was
published about the shipment
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dollar he had brought with him
Sl000--was gone. For the drst ,ir,
truth dawned on him that hs h,S '
Victimized and robbed by bunco ,ts ia
Mr.. Lewis soon got his clothes ~
rushed down stairs and found tbst n
his transient friends had dsappeared
appealed to the man he supposed Wa
prietor and another man there. AMI
no satisfaction. He asked woman
stood by where he could find the i.
AS soon as he had spoken, he says n
set upon and dubbed, the man n
that he had insulted the woman.
chased him out into the street. M. h
running for his life.
The plundered merchant finally ro
to New York and told business frlsnl
his experience. He came back this (
ing accompanied by detectives, but \
the robbers have not been caught,
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APPOINTMENTS MADE.

The governor this morning appointed A
j. Brown and b. N Boren as fire and
police commissioners of the city OF Dallas
as provided for under the new charter
granted that city by the Twenty sixth leg
islature.
The following appointments were also
mace as per previous announcement: S
j., brooks judge of the new San Antonio
district court g. d. Gavin, judge of the
new Galveston district court; c. A. Adams
state purchasing agent l.. ]. Tankerslv.
assistant superintendent in charge of the
state reformatory at Gatesyille.
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Burns, Houston F.. S. Warren, New
York. John Mcclellan. Houston; George
Finbury, Mckinney; VIII Roleb, Houston
James p. Klotz. St. Louis; @. w Truet
j. b. Gambrell. Miss Pauline Gambrell,
Dallas; w. H. staley, st. Louis; Miss NJ.
Adams, st. Joseph; Sam c. Kohn. New
York; W. G. Burton, Paris; r. e. Nicely,
w. II. Graham. Denton; j, H. Bright, j.
d. Bryant. Houston; L. l.. Biggerstoff,
Estelline; J. E. CranHll, Jr., Dallas; IL H.
Meckert, Houston, Miss Eta Beaver, Gar
land; c. H. Young New York; George H.
Moore, Loulsyllle NJ, G. Jarreau. Dallas !;
Stanley A. Hays, Fort Worth.
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JUDGE l. S. HURT DEAD.

Judge Isaac s. Hurt, for many years a
prominent and respected citizen OF Gal
weston, died at Eureka Springs Ark. on
last Wednesday evening. He went there
few weeks age for tie benefit OF his
health, but an operation became neces-
sary, and he died while it was being pn-
formed. He was 81 years OF age His
son-in-law. Mr. b. G. Tart, left for Eu-
relSa Springs Thursday and viii bring the
remains to Galveston for lnterment. His
widow and daughter survive him.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor of the State of Texas.


in
fore do Joseph Savers OF the
of
I he labor
of
A. D. 1929 Joseph d.
Of Texas
d. o
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Hampstead, Texas, August ~
liam Joseph returned this morn'us
New York, where he purchases
stock of goods for a mercan.ils IN n /
ment which he intends openlAs Nv
pasis. He will leave FOR ms I Nara
after attending business matters -
few days.
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ternoon and grand public installation
tonight at Massenberg hall and the seven
,eenth annual conclave of the Ancient Or
der OF Pilgrims is at an end.
Inc delegates are loud in their praise
or the citizens OF Paris for Inequalities
extended.
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JUDGE ALLEN AppoINTEp.

Mayor Jones today made out and signed
the new commission OF Recorder Allen APP
pointing him Judge OF the new corporation
court, which succeeds the recorders court.
the acting city attorney having held that
the new law goes into effect today The
council will probably provide clerk for
the court, at its meeting next Monday.
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PROTEST FROM WACO

The governor is in receipt of several
protests against appointing cotton weigh
ers for Waco under the law placing the
appointment of such weighers in his hands
IN cities receiving more than 100 900 bales
OF cotton per annum and has postponed
action in the matter to give the protestant,
chance TO present their case.
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SPECIAL GRAND JURY SESSION

Judge Morris of the Fifty-thlrd district
Will when his court meets for the Sep
TENDER term, call the grand jury together
In special session to inquire into the gull,
OF the two negroes in jail here on The
charge of numbering G. w. Engberg aud
wife near Manor last June.
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ROND FIXED AT s1o, 0OO.

The WRIT Of habeas corpus sworn out
before Judge Gavin In tho case OF Alex
Samuels. charged with criminal assault on
a little 10-year-old girl, was made return
able this morning After hearing the cvi-
dence Judge Gavin fixed the defendant
bond at $4,000, which he will likely he
unable to give. The assault Is alleged to
have been committed about three weeks
ago and the accused was held to the grand
jury by Justice Barry without the benefit
of bond
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NOTES.

Confederate pension applications n .he
hummer OF 25SS have been received by the
comptroller from lis counties to date.
Mr.. Worries P. Brown, president of tbo
San antonio Fair association, was here
soaay arranging for Governors Day"
for the fair Aa'
Inc remains of Mrs. Mary E. Kendrick
IeSas pioneer who died at the CITY hos
pltal Yesterday, We're taken to Calvert for
interment today. -o'
The secretary of state today filed tho
Gharter OF the F. j Flnck Stationery and
rFinung company of Galveston; canItai
me United Moderns of Denver, Colo
an"I win the commissioner of insur,
ahce TO-DAY, being the first to come in IN
der the new law, which went int ~ a uu-
today, regulating fraternal and benevo neot
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the FREMONT. j. Polk. Texas; G.
O. Johnson. Paris II, simmonds. New
Orleans: A. 0. Carr, Louisville; j. G.
Rhodes, Louisville; Mrs A. Kirby, Dallas:
W. R. cruce ST. Louis; Mrs Homer.
peutson; J.. II. Vessels. Dallas: n L.,
Jaccard. George B, Grandson. ]. G.. Hzer
g. Louis; n. g. Hale, Anson; Mrs. l. r.
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LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.

Mayor Jones issued proclamation today
proclaiming Monday, September 4. Labor
Day. holiday and enjoning everybody to
chip in and make the day big one in
honor of labor.
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CHIEF KETcHUM's VACATION.

Chief of Police Ed Ketchum will sail for
New York on the Mallory line steamer
Comal tomorrow on thirty days leave
OF absence. He will attend the reunion OF
the Grand Army of the Republic In Phil
adelphia and visit his relatives In the East.
During his absence Deputy Chief Gus
Amundsen Will have charge Of the police
force.
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TAN ROLLS FILED.

county tax rolls received by the comp
troller today show the following incress,
In taxable values for 1899: Williams N
Sl6,619; Hood $s4.065; Jack SOL, 7s4; VAL
sb5.954 Angelina s4oO,2 Nacogdoches
$641 .4S0 e"'0nes