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p Fight to The
Death

-Hack % skin him.
$40. 7 her NOT r1t h.s ss.1-o.d i' TO
war beauty. toY. N UHn D.-ai u
fye dollars i.st our .He rrt, ne V
Sc fcr.a b0lr f.r h.s wIf. ue..-
WIZ uD ON the klamath River. ari9 ---
reEl."
"Aud the rest ~ those Ours aud r-
Air. Cridc-." ur.-.eI T. Eate tI.F at
sush t1HH're ret0-
ar Drid.r iHI taken ou. n'I- 90.
harro and -wae cutting nT small Dies 0- l
and waa ROLLINS .- r rH pr'u wien ..'
thumb OF his other hand. preparatory I'D
leI0aaiug h.r pine.
"Uaui." ui1 l. etr.ir- u'f.1 ~"
tse solo cE h t-.- .roe aUi ,'
uurlar away. -U..e Hr '.a. I. none
em more ,tru N.r r.. rlH
,Irtar.r sf1- T"r- N'H.t ruH --"
tfor. come from t..e. rr n
T.-- TIn .I.I t."r-r. t.-
ir coward -f.r H. l'u. a1 w0n
n.. Un 200 SOY.
OF .He.a ...-w.. "r I'.
u. E.u., e.n. anna .... -.- r" tH
a1au. e..- . N. VI-. E.
ta toto t.--e t.a-- e-..r "rI @
r.- -' hr uar- n. tre r0u..e'.. H-.u
wherever rn G
tI-- Gr.sr .-e fu.r ir
russ. vIfr o- without Histories. uHt
grace m-rE '. huun.. home.
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Cicmmons plans. .- oa- r1we-
extends.
The o.s .aa- - cmaaa- h.r s.t
herself r't .r . . ur wr .na
GEO "or, n . l i,
mo1. "Il r. rr Vf c0I
tN oar .0r E .. w...t
o- tle srd e u-. hr .... room.
trlt.ns iat. -. ara.r.
Ni 'ruI.Oa IHn
nrataan Lt" . .H. rI-
tire.o. art ..~ t-. .....rrae e1e. .1-.r
oi tD- eer .'..
"I do 60. despair .. '.-f"r- f.e .rn-
culrn. is- 'i.ruIr.. r ru ur-
dor tac iHsc-u zion .. Hr Tl-urn. tho
Chinese ua..... ..I III. t.I ue am
b sood nuDL .a a.. ua d -rclt
toal ot Lle.r chatter H"".I.
tfor own n-i.lt. .orrrr- Orb hr devoted
hopes ,' I n-
tc- church WHOM -.. u.-s.Hl is under
u.t She @ made ro anH.ll l .rr
crurea. .rr...-. au ar.r
''f ..li u'u. n. a..rI Nr .uT
hy. s.e Hre. I0r cannot I.'n n--
ing. .i1t"res st.I ir u- D.n .''.w r.Hr..
-Fou ..rv r.r boss rur t ar1 fl r...,
c,e.y HavaH oae a..rs '..u ,or ,te.r
rr.ra'orw
T- is D. ma-t-- o. .urrr tr tHe r.-.
eiore of n.hcr fu... t-rt Catholic has
r.t ai- .lr lr come movement Inrr-f
fouuGiu~ nm Institution. Hud width rrr,
broad rl...eI Hur fnev rr.r
thcwolve .r'- '' Encourage Che n-1-
joef l1 a-art u-
For rae .-t "r" t tre Iuear...
and ctt-aeti1ra nf r1r.e-y lfa fr- r.
hacr, re nru-iu.H of t..s ulert7E.r-
there g. flrw. OFF .ha-leri1 and frh.-.
for thc ClmuIuI0ra uuI friend. 90 hos
cial circle rhe Ear substituted -rl-.~-
yellow people. in tho steaf of ra--..
balls and receptions. .He Hrf Ono e.r...
room. Ecr Bible. ari her "Eev ta tr. ..,..
nese Lgurr1re. Snc haF r.reu Pr, .-.
homo mj her family Cos ho- r.U
for they "lid not approve" Tr,
she has been secluded fr1u DBL. v...
prepar.ue herself f0~ fcr chl-er r-.
forgetting and forFortou bv or
ciates Nou she hopes t1 es-4ru.t
mission and becin the work 4r ~
The sister OF Tre Howard C,-f.
but one ambition: it is tle homo ~
cess for her chosen work. "If it h., ~,
viii Of Cod 'u'
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When Harra-o Observatory set=.uF- fS
proposed GNad horizontal Photographic
telescope next year tle 'asirovow' aI
world w.i await thr resu'r-of the. eNprr'-
mcut with the interest accorded Do da-fr-
dcpa--urcz from accepted methods The
lenses VIII he s. inches 600 diametc and
the lme,h ~ .hr fuhC ,@5 feet. II wiz De-
tne very latest development of the 'ucU
a-,r1uour. wrfCr i= principally ma-bci
%. tho a. -mIht0n 1f vast number pc
frUf- Du sensitive plates. which con Ne
studied a- 'regrc. rather than rho n---i-
mea-r-an.l- NJ relatively feU facts.
tho record ~ which exists ouly n ,ae
notice os tlo 'a'd' astronomers.
The cold" astronomy ot precision IS b-
uo means superseded. hUr rE' 'ncv' cu'-
has 81 rlfl never touched ti'i Within de-
cale o- two. Ihe.p possibilities NJ which ale
over r1i4rgirE
Harvard new instrument viii give a
larger picture tr1u has ye. toau secured
with tire s7re aperture s. tW".ve-iuol
telescope mounted iH tha ordinary way
VIII make Fl u.o..re uf the moon only twi
r- three i.ete- il diameter. rle new
telescope v.l mako one from twelve t'
sixteen inches u diameter. deQcul.u- nl
tho length decided nu fnr tha instrument.
Th. advantages .u tr secured br tho .ar-
-r~ u..rirr arc -rrau-. one OF tne most
important ae.ue BOO tine matter of meas
Uraueutr
Let rs say it is important to receive l
series "i measure -uf- during i0' whole
Tear 0t fra angular distance between two
given stars ir. sa-. rre cons citation
orion. go establish ur roiure g. suspected
motion ir one uL tho stars. Ina meas
uF,man.e win ba minute ar best. going
iuto huIdreIrnf OF au luC1. 0r even less
aud IS i- obviously easier 20 get "a lun-
measure from H twcivc-inCh picture than
r
s. large Ua-t Df Photographic astronomy
also IS iu rle -..ar ar -pectra. faeo.nat-
distant bodies. aud which has led tu some
oI the -raEoee- recent -ouer1lIzat0U- iu
tne science. ON tEe ordinary l-trIuIu.-
p1. plate spectrum opprar7 t0 l4ymHu
al ID minute hlIr os tEe plate. and 10 mus G
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mrs. HOWard QouId's Si6tel
as a 0Oi88ioQary i3 tRe
Heart Of C2i3atoWQ.

Ha= ha--r and final farewell m worldly
thoughts arl She society lady of Tester-
f.. o.as Transformed into the student and
..f--iauarE ~ To-day
Nl-- Dlommons h1- Travelled much, and
lar wide circle NJ friends both in Eu-
r.ne a0d ou rnis continent. lut she has
a1. tHcm al AWAY |1r the pleasure she
ru.- 'n feeur no-ee.. hoipfal factor I'm
-hr r- rue AND adGca Jon ~ tho slaves and
M SaH Fr-arisa1's Chinatown.
was Gods vi. says Miss Glenn
Hu.r- tHrHIeh bis blessed fol-
lowers was converted M the Paulist
...-. h- r.c el Father Younan.
-Il. .-e Ect indefinite. T in
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.....- t. t. .r -ne afrrr y
.. fNa r..I r.lu' ard -
f.. -r.- t-.. ff-sen cr ~ y
.e..t- r.u.- reckon. though ~
. tH-r -'t down ar'
'... ....t |.. ..-r FIUe vaT
.n f..- r-.reh. and
reckon u.-t Dr.. I..u e.ueth.r Ike
.r.r.r f..- r..-H. .u guess t1o
A.-s f.v -reHer e1 rn I- sham it ever
ter-nn eu an. tre. tnat sroWed for
.T tr.rt "a. Keen pretty close behind the
har. and could reE touched his tail et
r.t f-' llse &c.. tl- l.lr hov that in-
c.u.-..r. 1'v time was a. taken up with
berru CLOSE to h.s raiI au away fr.nl tna
other .rd or riu bod to watch oat fer
..|Irl stops. 600. thuu-l could ,Iru
.....rr Ee could.
.FaaI rHal -ot t0 he uono-aaau- after
0r'n al th---ht would neg ont
.ul.Efru tsa bar at fhe -Hte things war
r..u' s- -.ze1 rn big I"r, bocf tU H.T
ra-. aHar rr q thn.rnt ld make ~In
f.r tlnr ard hr cerun good start
....l 'ar5 rp .r f"a rock v.th-a lE.0
..nn. an r would -et chance -p rost. il
r.r.fr' else. So waited tHl we he'd
..H-rI each other around and v-uz eV-
..-.- Wre-o b wanted to start from. am ]
f..t.l.
.Th. har must showed q change mN
tarle- pretty quick. fer hc WIZ o1 the
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just tore up the skin, an by the time We
he'd he'd few rounds didn't
hey rothiu but rags on and my
arms and legs way an blcediu an
cut up. Rut warn't idle with my knife
j. war long am sharp. an every time he
come at mo he got cut s0meWher' ga his
u-tumy he'd 10 st~ike quick and dodge
lively. lie seemed 10 want TO Crab hold
~ nae worsn anything else. guess he
hnowed thet good, hard squeeze 'ud 4
uishei me. WAL. I warn't ov q mind
20 hev him hug mo ef ] could avoid II.
and I wuz gctun' closer an closer to the
rock all the time.
lie I'd knock
me 1at
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< t.---t...r "
bars ~ .fe.r.r
ahor6 t tric .H N.ia
NOTED r.a.f. Hr
l--.ue.- -r..n-.r-
and tho f -H people,
rr-..rH tEr r....r .'.f
-.a-r p.rt......... .-.r....H
-r.e-ell.-...- n-af.-inn n. lows
rIot0e. n..
-tt-e ~. .e. N.Hn anna
bible Er. ...l reside
curious l.rrae
I'D h... been hr-n "a m N a'
f.l sI.e uaH.r Hr W
rH-I-e.r rrrtla s-tetrr and rA
f. r--.oI. -n asf 81. f.arr in f'.. rca-
1rr have tnH H a.'N .'
-sr,. a-r eu..- .rtr-re-.r- ,rra-r -n foer
mo f-ru nrirr
rf.e- D.r.rmnn -.r 'ir t'"-
e-s G.... or- v.. .r E.rrn Cou-
mons. t.n .u|".
tcurf ur.rrr e. .1rhnir i--.'n Ior ta"
rescue .rt l.....r. u. '
She ls rrr. n.... Ir r.rr .n- taern F
, that -r.r srl .rtr rn n Ho- ulH nner
. which s-a. nc frt f.e -lcr her
'Cutcrpr-rc
while ,1-. Eorarr ceel 7wnae7 fer-
ctctv and t-.e,ee rrr.f -tt -'" 0f
. rarisseowrr. h.- 81 .fcr lris a'-
mont aad cmnnwr. t-' Ha"r. ol
chinatown .n san F:aa....r
ESQ. mr Ga .tar docs NOT approve, -a.a
Nies rieumoas. t-- docs mF mother,
tnc,- do nor isc n- -el-iYr. l- has been
-vro wears since ] hooamo "a catholic. and
z havc been alone sInco.'
Miss Clemmcrs mc aor b. Nrs. Dayan
Dr. ID. II { Z r
80 .ire Dtran ta're was 9-iet and
f7uuv Hffic roro 90 csiies-a rcst among
pair7e r 'd flowers. aud Niss Cioumons
lived ta.rc wisn hcr mother; thcrc were
rrr~-v lifte parties ~ guests from other
racos and Afiee Clemmons was much in
rciaard among social circles or nclghhor-
fnr .cltics There were receptions and
teas. balls and parties. and an thar goes
20 make 10 tho Eay lrrcsDonslbliity of
sooletw
Then Mirs Clemuons became interes ed
IN Catholicism AID was converted. Thcro
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HIan Who
Has GIade
His Lie
Work the
Killing 0f
w lid Beasts
Has lIade

49, Dr.. r.- Hre
. .
"1
..- I...ar t be tra- .ad
-r.- -- 1880 ra.es. ~ mE
tr0rr.
-r. ... H..t.- . .- .Halr and
.- I.
.- r.r n" N-. '.rt lr
.r.-. .-.. aHru H-a ara
Wiz .. --. tr ono
-rn--..- -r-. ..n. ... "n.....
.rr. n.E .t..- w. --.u ..H
u.z ... 0.r. Ht. fea
uoaer- e.. a te .....frH"
IA. rs..l.ti ....- N ra tools
p Shot - lm I... ... a
fIr h.r Only wounded l.m enough r
mako .m uaa
"Neu he COME at na. aHI .n'r ..a
r.r.. -. -H..- n".- $3.50
tn nr r. hoa ar.nrel rr .H. H1
rahHu f.r .e H. m.
heels ID -atr re. ." .u .+..r
ere nr -.. .. "
ksr' rn er- a. u".r'H 'rHt
re r-.z rr- .. ..rH.. ez u.
So rr.k tH u..-H n. t.a'
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other faiths. ari desires chat the-e hc n1
feeling or -'- l.r whatever
"That would lp. he Ch-s,lan.r, said
She
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s <A Be@r=11unter=K Kntfe f..

watch. an he bolted after me I heard
him comm, and felt tho Girt iy ON M
back. so knowed IL war all up nm ir wuz
20 he an out en- out set 20. he'd my knife
pulled our % my belt and wheeled round
quick and dodgin' ,eetle To- one side.
faced him
He war a great big fele~ and he
Slapped mighty hard, I ten you. Ha v-ouid
make a lunge and slap first win one u- So
and then with another.
and every slap
counted; h.s
t.g claws
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tend fo q en ths mis- -or aad ma..a it
solely tE. 'lIl my owu efforts R..a 'ae
help ~ Cod. Z au ~.ui.-in- and uar..r.-
ing myself and i- VIII not bc l0n- gH-.
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shall be- roads ,o outer .4-o the work
1.i- D.onua. ines o. wo.E ir har-
mnu. Wi-a tae established missions OK
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4 sr aH..~ -r. I -s.-
Z. l.p people r.. ...+ .r ....
lr frl a..
r.--.t...r- H. n
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every time We come together, but I WIZ
Iveliest gcttin' 20 nay feet an would gain
a few feet bacberds before we'd set to
again.
"Well, 7 war almost fnished-I WIZ Jest
about pegsed out ] tell you. when he
made o last lungc fer me. an I jest had
strength enough 10 dodge an miss one
paw. am 10 give him q deep cur In be-
hind the shoulders-tEen / tumbied, an
would hev been gone up but fer the fact
thet thet last cut he'd finished tle bar.
He he'd tumbled down an rolled over on
his back, slanpin' his paws in the air ~ Z
he war mad cause me he'd % stop. He
died game. an don't YOU fergct it. He
slapped them big paws round tin the last
breath war gone outen him. an I laid
there not moyin' a mite-fer D couldn't ef
IN hnl hon Tor ..-a nv L--. VIZ WIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
AT MIDNIGHT
A Pair of Trousers and Bull
 Dog Have Battle Royal

It is a well known fact that a per- son does not retire to listen 10 fire alarms, political speeches or sweet toned" serenades, and such also holds good with the watchful canine.
 Friday evening one of Pine Bluffs "gallant society leaders was the victim of a serenade, and we are certain he meant DO harm The young gentleman in question was among a erowJ. who proceeded to fill the atmosphere on West Fifth avenue with "musie's charms and desiring 10 be nearest the fair damsel for whose benefit they had called, ventured near the window, but he now wishes he had let all such sentiments go without display. We tell it as it was told to as, and this is how it happened.
 While that maiden, who is pos sessed of many charms, was peace. fully resting in the arms of Nor pheus, she was disturbed by the strains from many instruments, which iu tune of wake puts forth the stra.rs that aids the hero and bids ambition rise, etc. but in the hours of sleep caused the sense of smaltsized nightmare, aud the faithful watch dog was likewise af- teeted, and springing from his se- creted corner, seized the nearest musician. As the usual posterior portion of his trousers was most convenient, the animal immediately caught on. The musician S un- willingness to remain on the battle- ground and the dogs unwillin2ness to retreat reeessitated adeclara- tion of dividends between the trousers and the seat thereof. Where the other part of the trou- sers can be found we are unable to tell. But, should t be necessary for It we can only say that the dog was the !ast one to see same to. gether and can give you the infor- nation desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
4N BNSEEMEY 5SQU4BBLE

Tue fuss that is being made about what Commodore Sehley said fa a subordinate officer of the 8uo1klyu when the destruction of Admiral Cervera's fleet was in pro gross appears to be tempest n a aeanat. Officers are won't 10 make vigorous remarks when in
 che heat of battle, for there is no eia1e toc the weighing of words or clue minciag of matters. If Com aaoaare Schley did say, "D-n the Texas, let her look out foraherseli, , che expression was doubtless re- spaase to Q suggestion from his su6ofdluate which the commodore, ehoagd itt-adyised or arising from aver caution, consequently it is no more th6u natural to expect that, esndsr Che stanees, the com. fuaadee, whose ev5ry nerve was keee8 ap to concert pitch, woela gipo an expletive as much as to say ta the underiing, Never mind Vqdaat goa think, obey orders The coeteatton now going on over tbls aTaie is belittling 10 our arms and esaa 6emptible in it's spirit, If it be a part of atbe Sampson Schley con. 1roQeray. about which the country aae heard altogether too much, it's aH t6e more deplorable and fnieky. Tue spIeador of the victory won iu ebe asting at Santiago should not be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
SHE FIXED IT..
How Wife Astonlshod Him by Providing
 an Exclamation Point.

iAoW wife Astonished Him by Providing
 an Exclamation Point.
 There is really nothing else so touching as a young Wife's devotion to her husbands interests in the honey moon springtime of their love. For example, in neat little flat in the northwest quarter of the town live two young people I know, who have not been housekeeping long enough yet to get spots on single one of the nine embroidered center pieces that were among their wedding presents. He is literary, and he uses a typewriter in setting down his ideas The machine he possesses has keyboard witA ooth black and white keys, and on some Of the white keys the letters are quite worn off from long use, leaving the keys blank Just few evenings ago the young man was dashing off some thing which required the frequent use of the exclamation point. Now, to make an exclamation point with his typewriter you have to set down period, baek-pedal a little, and stamp an aposfophe-I think it's used as an apostrophe-over the period. all of which takes time and patience. The young man said several things more or less under his breath about the stupid fly of men who make typewriters without exclamation points. The young wife smiled sweetly, and said nothing. X typewriter is as strange to her as a thrashing machine or a triple expansion engine, but love lent her wisdom, When the young man came home next day she uncovered his type writer with a proud flourish. 'sThere!" she said. I've fixed it for you. Just see what I have done29 And on one of the blank white keys the clever young creature had carefully linked the neatest possible mark of exclama- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
A aoIaen Kule for Girls,

The girl who never says in the presence of her mother what she would not say in the presence of a young man whose opinion she valued, nor in the presence ofya young man what she would not say if her mother were pres ent, establishes for herself an habitual de1ieacy of speech which is her best protection and truest insignia of gen. tie breeding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
as rOHClRCULATlON

Tao f,aAs GRAPHIC has nearly double the ysisalxeiOa 5f any other Pine bluf daily aaawsbnper. and the Daily and seml-Weekly tstxs pato have,a combined circulation larger a6aa shat of any other Pine Bluff daily or akfF ue w3paper 4 Advertisements aceept- q aa 6ass kuarantee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
Not to Ills KnnNledre.

The eminent statesman was running for reelection, and the race was a close one. T hear, Senator" whis- pered his fugleman, you have met with another check T hope not.s". replied the eminent statesman, equal ly confidential, T have just parted with another check. Chicago Trib- una.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03

LATER-We have been informed thaG the greater part of tbe "m1ss. ing link can be foua9 lying under the counter of a Main street cloth- ing establish meqt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03

Raekage wrappers will appreciate uew1y pagented twine cutter, in the sssazEe of a Anger ring, with projec- siez ssn the side having sharp cut shss yzsae at the bottom, the device be- ang @ssaaped out Of one piece of flat szssaa. with one end bent to form the ea1s@g
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03

Entered at the Post-ofiice at Pine 8iHH, Ark, as seeond-class mal matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03
PEARGE'S BULLETIN
FOR SALE.

6 Room Honse on West Fifth Avenue B 1000.
 s room House, West Sixth close to business, $3.2oo.
 7 Rocm House, large yard, State St, SI.25o.
 6 Room House, West Third, $2,ooo.
 6 Room House, Pennsylvania St, $500.
 , Room House and 3 acres of land $I,ooo
 GAO acres partially improved, good timber and water, cheap for cash. Two Residences on West Barra-
 que street, will pay to inyes-
 tigate. Nice building lot on West Fiftt
 avenue. Fave many other houses and lots in any part of city wanted at reasonable prices and on easy terms. Houses and Stores For Rent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-03

oFFnG. 216 ". BARRAQUE ST.
 TELEPHONE No, H2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
lived and pied Together,

Chappell Hill, Texas, February IL
The singular fact of man and his wife
diving within twentyfour hours OF eaen
oiher occurred here this morning IN
Monday morning early Mr.. ~. j. Shat,
tuck passed away, his death being caused
nv old age born in Syracuse. n. T., III
1S15. in his early manhood he went 10
New Orleans, and in 1850 came TO Cnap
nall Hjll, Texas, where most oil ms ne
has been spent While at Nelasco ior
season he had the great misfortune OF
losing three young and lovely dausn,e,s
nj one time. they being drowned wnne
out sailing in small boat wnlch was
eapsized. .,. ,,a ,v,,.
died her death occurring just about TWEEN
tv.fonr hours after her husbands ane
caused by old age, combined with an AZ
tack OF grip She was native oil ClarHs,
vile, Tenn, and about so years ola a
her death. 80, mon,
Both MIR. and Mrs. Shattuck were mem EN-
hers in good standing of the Metnouis
church here and both died calmly an,
neacefully i, the faith that was IN mem
and which lends so much consolation
that hour when the death angel cars; =
Loved. honored and respected, they na ',
gone hand i'll hand to that rew"'u WHY
awaits them on the other shore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
south Central Texas Teachers.

Bastrop, Texas, February 20.-The foi'
lowing is given to The Post correspondent
Tor publication by Prof. w. A. Palmer,
superintendent Of Bastrop city schools
and also president of Bastrop County
Teachers institute and the South Central
Teachers association, earnestly requestine
ALI teachers of the county to attend the
meeting.
Programme of the South Central Iexas
Teachers association, to be held at Elgin
Texas. on the last Friday and Saturday
In February;
o'clock Friday evening. Reception, BY
high school. :.
Saturday $3.50 a. m.-Number work, BY
Mrs. McMuIlen. discussion; music in pub
lie schools, Miss Mary Stuart Butler; prac'
teal physiology. DR.. E. G. Becton; gen
eral discussion. a..
Saturday 2 O'Clock p. m.-Southern Ut
erature, Miss Mamie Woodard; genera
discussions language in public schools Z
All teachers of South Central Texas ar
members of this association, and are cor
daily invited TO meet with us and hell
90 make the work of the occasion orli
liant success. A. l.. Stubbs. President,
q. II. Fisk, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
FEDERAL COURT.

William Bothman against the steam
Nht Annie Bolton; decree for libellant
ri amount sued for
Benjamin Francois vs.. the New York
land Texas Steamship company; decree
lor respondent.
The following petitioners in bankruptcy
received their final discharge today: j.
y. Lea of Sherman, W. M. u A. Lea OF
Fort Worth, VIM. r, Sherburne and 5. G
kllgore of Denison, j w. Diedri-I o.
Honey Grove, C. G.. Holman of sherman
n, a. Badgett of Whitewright. John Spar
ger Of Bonham. A. F. Forgotson of Wins
boro, James E. Carlton and l.. LYMAN o
Tyler, W. b. Mandlestamm OF Jackson
vile and w. T. Pinkard of Cherokee
county
The case of George Engelbredt agains
Ae British steamship Straits OF Sundi
was concluded and is now under advise
ment of the court Plaintiff sued TO
sB.60O for personal injuries.
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RECEIVER DISCHARGED.

Word was received here today that the
federated case of Charles Starrow vs.
The Consolidated Compress and Manufac-
turing Company, being an application for
areceiver, bad been reversed by the court
p appeals at New Orleans and the receiver
sscharged. This case was tried at Gal
!!tston last fall before Judge Boarman OF
kpulsiane and full week was consumed
Its hearing.
The case was first tried by Judge Bryant
eyear or two ago, who refused to appoint
Receiver. He subsequently became dis
smlifod and the last trial was before
.dge Boarman. The Consolidated Com,
p!ess and Manufacturing company is onS
4 * The largest owners of cotton congresses
the State. The news that the decision
!. Judge Boarman has been reversed anc
,ne receiver named by him last fall or
Nt
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

nv ELL ARRIVALS
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K; Young, w. G. Hunt, Philadelphia; w
Rideman. Louisville; A. NJ. Cooke. Chi
cago; John c. Underwood, Columbia; T..
W. Pierce. Kansas City; Merrett w.
Yeates, w. r.. Humphreville, Houston; IL
Abraham, New York; c. w. yeeland
Jersey city; G. q. selvage, city; w. b.
Scott Temple: w. II. johnson, IsSgham
ton, N. Y. A. S. Lauferty, Philadelphia
j. l.. Clark York, Pa; Frank NJ Prlndlc
and wife. New York; Abram Gale and
Wife, Chicago; e. W. Parks, New York;
u. e. Conner and wife, Brentwood
Julius Hoffstadt, st. Louis; Rush II
Barnes and family. Arkansas; r. G. Bush
Kansas City; T, J, Groce, city, Frank
S. Levin. New York; j NJ. Murphy and
wife, Nellie Nelson, Eloise French. New
York; w. T. Powell, Washington, d. c.;
l.. Knapp, United States army; T. j.
Baker, Atlanta, Ga; o, Shumate, New
York
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