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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

iubilant. and an attack from the rear is not ex-
rected.
FREE STATE ANNEXES UPPER NATAL.
Cape Town Nov > delayed in transmission)
A dispatch from Ladysmth SAYS the Beers
have proclaimed the Upper Tueela Division Of
Natal annexed to the Orange Free State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

number Of The Colonial Beers joining the enemy.
The English section is utterly upset AT the
withdrawal 81 the British troops and the serious
news from Natal.
The Cape Town correspondent Of The Daily
News" says he understands that. in addition 10
stormborg Rosmead junction and Naau"po"I'
are u be evacuated.
II appears that the Beers have destroyed the
railway as far down as knapdaaT' elsh'''"
miles south Of Bethuhe.
HORSES LOST FROM THE EAPlDAN
1o,don. Nov G-The troopship Kapiaan.
.,.n.ch sailed from Liverpool for South Africa on
>.,,,...,,hor hut was obliged To- turn back. o~-
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GENERAL HARRISON BACK.
SAYS THE DECISION OF THE PARiS
TRIBUNAL WAS \ COMPROMISE.
WILL NOT TALK ABOUT TRANsvAAL OR
PHILIPPJSES- DENIES STORY OF FALL
ING OFT WITH MIR CMOATE.

PHILIPPINES DENIES STORY OF FALL
ING OUT WITH MIR cHOATE.
Ex-Presidcnt HARRISON who went 20 Paris In
Nav as counsel for Venezuela before tie Anglo
Venezuelan Arbitration Commission. was pas
senger on the American Line steamship > fAu''
which arrived here yesterday morning. WIKI N''n
were Mrs. Harrison ard their child A. the pas
sage across TIE Atlantic was stormy Mrs H"'r-
son was sick much Of the TIM. General Harm
son. who says he - rot iu the best a. health. de-
clared however. that be had not missed meal
through sickness.
Il have enjoyed the trip De said "A'tcr lctv-
Ing Paris I spent some iiife time ln Germany
and while there saw the Kaiser t1lN'd Win
him for a short time and found A.m % very agree
nble man When YOU ask me what he sad
shall have 70 answer us dil .n 81 rmany When
one Of the reporters there asked ID" mat queS-
ton: You will have 10 ask the <ts.r' sioppe'
for short time ia London before sailing 10 'n''
country
The weather was thick when vas there. and
caught a bad cold IN the ;oe. attended ON
ner the London Chamber Of Commerce i1S'
before sailing II WAS private. ro reporters were
present. and I made little spec. b.
Mr. Harrison's attention WIS called 90 Tho re-
port that he had had a falling o-t with Nm
bassador Choaic over tho failure OF The after 10
attend the dinner. Tns le indignantly aenieo.
Il have not had A falling or with Nr Cnoats'
he said and We are as friendly a- 'f't. tAinH
hc Is d good man for the place. and no IS no"s
good work there for tie Go'ernm'nt
when asked about the Nonoz1'la Arbitration
question he az first refused 20 say anything on
the subject. Afiervar5 le said ,
II do not call the decision ri tho commission =
victory r. was a compromise. cannot Ssy any,
hing on that subject without dciNcriuon ana
for that reason ! VIII NOT ~ ms ''me "S'''' '''
affair - go. ara
AS to the war IN The Trarstaal DO not cat7
TO have anything TO say On m. sn''e-' , ", noei
England only 4 short time and Wa r't ll . ~.
ION 10 study THE sentiment there. lNelo nay -
an undercurrent against the Wiz over mere, ops
/ - nor situated 50 mat I could a~et rfaln IT,
When ash od about the In ne f4ilfP mes an,
the nolitical situation General Harrison refused 70
! talk , -, >. o,ca IN
| General Harrison and his family "ent AZ once ="
| the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
LEADERS GO HOME TO VOTE.

The Republican campaign managers rounded
everything ZIP on Saturday night ana pracuca'ly
closed their campaign There was hardly ripple
around either the State or county headquarters
Yesterday Senator Plat started yesterday Tor
roga. in order 70 vote tomorrow y. Z. OdeIL 1r.
chairman ~ the State Committee. went up to
N,y-i,tirr Yesterday lie viii vote and return 70
H. eitt in Tine 10 get returns nj state headquar-
frr- Nlr Qulge was NOT AT county headquarterS
ri.i+.raur Governor Timothy J.. woodruff was IN
~. r,fth Avenue Hotel in the afternoon. lie said
,To p.ruili.ans would elect nine Assemblymen IN
~ l-nLIfv
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rvnD1rE SHELLS FOR THE BOERs

mn DraTll DEALING AGENCY AGAINST
WHICH JOUBERT PROTESTED.
1onl-n. Nov 5.-Transrorts have just been
s.c-~-s for The Woolwich Howtzer Brigade,
which v..r ,e hurried ~ the Care. The brigade
has Ten thousand rounds Of 5-inch lyddue shells
awaiting IT, According 10 the estimates a single
shell falling into a compact body. viii XII three
hundred Me-, II was demonstrated in the battle
= O,ndurman. which destroyed the army Of tho
KasNa Ar illah that large numbers Of Der
wishes we've killed ~ suHocaton while hundreds
- vo.tures and eagles fen upon the battlefield
from The same cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

! Ing To damage received IN Fridays storm, lost
two hundred horses overheard in the gale
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BRITISH COMMERCE THREATENED.

BRITISH COMMERCE THREATENED.
LTTTERs OF MARQUE ISSUED II EUROPE
AND TIE UNITED STATES.
Paris Nov The Temps" corroborates the
statement os the "Eclair" that the Beers have
decided 10 employ privatoors. and says
Tte'e Is aa immense feet Of transports now
80 s.a carving troops. The Transvaal Gov.
'ri.n.ent cannot seriously threaten these. bat
ftctr is no 1otht that II has issued letters q
r.a-I.e .n Europe and the United States ana
Hrt-. commerce may suffer, even if the trans
ports $50 not
Malrl. Nov. "a dispatch from the Canaries
says hat British warship IS exercising close
surveillance ~ shipping there. being presum-
ably on the lookout for Irivateers
The captain 80 o merchant vessel reports from
V.eo spain. that a British squadron Of six laTge
vessels was seen on Vigo 1arbor on the night
- November 3. that one vessel reconnoitred
'he hasaor and that the squadron then sailed
g, Tie direction 0f Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

FAIR WEATHER FOR TOMORROW.
Tin. local weather bureau announced last night
thai fair weather. with stationary temperature,
,,,.,a prevail In mis- city to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

SDrIH WALES LANCERS AT CAPE TOWN.
Cape Town. Nov . DELAYED in transmission)' -
Inc British transport Ninevoh arrived to-day
ron E,s4rI bringing the New South wales
Lance. rom All~rshot The Lancers on 'a"o-
ing ver. ENTHUSIASTICALLY welcomed by the mu-
H.rls' authorities and the populace
T1- presence " the Lancers was eagerly
~z.d upon ~ once as aNording the people Of
APE Colony an opportunity Of showing 'ne"
Frai'l.e FOR the help rendered by sister
c9.o.y
The Rows # the losses IT Ladysmith caused an
11ns,akable depression. especially VINE"
'olp.el uith the fact that the Beers inVaoeu '''e
Colony almost simultaneously
The Dutch 81 the Colony are showing them
selves loyal 10 tic British Government ana >"
'ar as has been asoertained few Of them nave
Joined tae Beers.
The haer prisoners have arrived al 7''''o"S
town. hear Cape Town. whore they are wei"
treated
WHITES CAPTURED LEFT WING.
roNpLETENEss or THE DESTRUCTION or
cARLETON's COLUMN.
Durham. Natal. Nov. delayed in 'rans"'S-
3 1I-ILe rs,....f ,,llraU shows that S11 MEM
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THE ACTION AT COLENSO.

1902. ,rrD DISPATCHES DISCERNING THE
porR ATTACK OK THE BRIDGE
~.,ors, Natal NOV .. noon delayed in trans
n...,o.,.-The Beers have begun Smelling Co.
1885,. their fire being directed against Fort
wolfe which defends the Tugela Bridge
,4.erroor-Tho Beers have opened fire on
..,..,,,A. from the south side with guns post
-, Tween Colerso and General Whites camp.
-s~ g., ir tho direction Of Colenso has not
.,.s FAR proved damaging.
m-Hcavy firing is row IN progress at
,..,.~o..h. which the Beers are Smelling from
...,.,s m Groblorskloof Hi. this side Of
Laaysm'h
tao trains have just arrived here from Lady
... When near Peters Station they were
...s mon by the Beers. but were not in serious
s---a, The train guards report that Norden-
..-s. orick-fre~s were used IN addition to
Nausers
--,a Bosrs continue to shell Colenso and Fort
vv,,s bat thus far the firing IS futile They
have paced heavy guns in position. but their
sso.s are oil falling short.
qp m-Colenso at this hour Is threatened by
,se enemy His patrols. IN advance Of Boer
forces 1000 strong. but without field guns. are
roarch.nc in an easterly direction TO the north
~ Cc'srs0.
Shots have been exchanged between the Brit
..b and r,er patrols. the latter being driven IN
ward upon the main body.
TIE British patrols lost one man killed and the
Poe~ patrols lost two.
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AN ARCHBISHOP OK THE WAR
Halc7x y. s NOV 7-At mass in 81 Mary's
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Counlrn propertn for Sale.

T-r.nrr.o> = J-Frr saie large . room residence
/, ,r. ...t -.-,.- r-url4. stable lar in lff 'ft
& 00o row $1,000 WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch sta
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02
AZ ABSOLUTELY FIHEPRooF HOTEL
EUTE1 ECHNlELT1EQ

CORNER BHoArwAY AND a.-I-sT. NEw-T1RK
Walls exec, ,o-4-.y heavy ant cre.rt a-s
e. " .rou as1 a..r- between VIZ r-.oW 1--8 md
u ? IN1LEHAEr Prop.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

ps ri csulJouce Ia thr tuysmor and
Judge psrkos giving them fair trial
1ud impartial henfing
Ma-fa Loco aud tit.ilapd stfta h u
,a, mover beun their in'puiiou .u ie.,.
Ssa MeXico Abd tho h.ts m.hy nfrr
auNipu. 20 gci hsafin.. tat - mncb
hSs Ucsn saia 10 pf,Juair. fl-i. COOS '.a'
thsy felt 81 VIVA hsEarJoss to ih.H "t
certain tiue tu sartunu,f wuhou' .-..f
ances whttn have been Indicated 4. nU",,
stated
Eugene Rhodes aud James Simpsuu 20
socorfo oouuty nave been appointed rpe
cial officers by Hon. Frnng ". Pe,sef,
iudse ~ this district. 90 gct ne guard over
Lsc end GHIland aud through bis honor
they we're accorded the privilege OF se
leeling the place for their incarceration
psndidg the aoion of the court
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
= vnv BUSINESS GLocK,


Comm0di0us Structure.
Tho Argas of this ci'y his always
been very courteous aud during i's
whole career has exhibited q very hne
s-nsr OF ihe irup ethics uf journalism,
90 its lucl. rduol ST. 81 Greene, ihc
gratitude ui shis paper s due u~ Well
as 60 its editor. Nh FuIlrn, The ini-
lowing description ul ihc new home OF
the CrRnENT now in course of erection
Is taken from Lass weeks Argus, und
is 30 accurate thar % is reprinted In
full:
Work is progressing rapidly on W,
II. Mullanes business house on Fox
and Canyon streets. The new home OF
our contemporary, the Eddy CURRENT
Is 10 be OF stone and brick, 23x4S feet,
inside dimensions. The entire front
will be Of Thurber pressed brick the
same % be- used az ornamentations
about the doors and windows Abund
ant light so essential 10 q printing OF
ice is provided for by the aggregu'e
Of nine windows. 2ix72 inches, aud
three glass doors. Practically, the en-
tire front viii be Of plate glass,
The interior will be divided into two
rooms, one an office ilx23 and the com
posing room, 3lx93 feet The hooring
of the latter viii be- Of grout and
cement, built Go the level OF the wood
floor 100 the front office. This is done
w secure lirm foundation for heavy
machinery and Tor cleanliness. The
walls VIII bee kalsomined ~ white and
the ceiling made oi beeded steel, paint
ell white.
The foundation IN extra subltlntial,
being OF stone, four feet wide aud two
feet deep. This Is In contemplation of
the addition Of second story, which,
Mr. Mullane says, will be added this
fail or next spring, the rock, sand and
fnoter 90 be hauled 20 the ground as
soon as the present structure is lnlsh-
ed Then the building will be extend
ed 10 a depth Of 100 feet. making an
imposing business structure. An eX
ira door has been made m the frcnt
for a stair door
u. j. Thomas Is architect, contractor
and builder and judging from the
plans and specifications has exhibited
decided talent N his profession
Mir Mulane also announces that he
expects to order power press some
time this summer and issue the CUR-
RENT seml.weekly.
The Argus cougratulates It's fellow
laborer ~ the local journalistic leld on
this decided evidence Of a deserved
prosperity.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
OLIVER Lee sURRENDERs.
lie and ullllland Went Into Las
Cruces and Surrendered 20
Judge Parker.

Special 20 ~ Paso Times.
Las Cruces, \. a.. March ts.--Oliver
NJ. Lee and james II, Gililand, charged
with the murder Of Con. Fountain aud HE
son, arrived Ia Las C,uges this morning
on the Santa Fe having taseu the train At
Alamau, a station south Of Engle, and not
bong under arrest they Immediately sur
rendered themsciycs 20 Hon. Frank ".
Parker, Judge OF this district.
Acung upon tins belief Mf. Lee wrote
a letter 10 Capt Curry, Offering TO eur
rondef 90 any person OF officer other than
Garrett or his dcputiss, provided ihcy
should not bo ineatcorated under Garrett =
charge, pending trial doy. Oteto A.
onoe aoceeded 10 this request and the re-
sul, VI nj. action Is the surrender Of the
.ocused.
Both aay Shat u has been their inteu-
lion all the time to stand Trial and that
circumstances which will develop will ius-
uiy heir honorable aequistal They fur.
u,rr assert that they thought it was abao'
lulrly unsafe foe them 10 surrender to
NJ Garrett, the sbersd OF Dora Ana
county By.h Lee and Giililand we're 90
ihs same train suuthbouud with sheriff
Garrett bus tho latter iai'ri ip Ircuguilv
,,,nri of them ~ buti Lee ani utilaud
has groom long bvards. fhey siate Po-i-
lively that they afo ready for irih asd
have every coandcrceiu tnvir acqui'inl OF
all charges agninat them. IAN tho long
ana continued talk abou, Ne, saii Mf,
lee, "is al siua. I wai exaggerated ana
mapnf ciured
our reporter has just bad an iutef
,,rs sith Ice aud Uillilaud aud is inform.
cd shat they we're notified some days agu
that they couid surrender 60 Captain Geo
Curry of auy other oihetf selected ~
,nemscl,e.. A. suun 40 this Information
+ "a. delivered 10 then on Wednesday lasl
ihry Immediately .addlsd their hofss'
aud .iarteJ ior Las Cfuces Ler aud 'iii
maud both state tbat they we're t,Hdy a
nu, tune to slrr"ndvr io anybody eHcvpI
shsdn Gafirt', aud thai they have novel
lsfl the territory oi Nvs MrHico, aud tha
90 frl,ott 90 thn contrary lha' thsy has
u,ru Ati1uua aud Merisu aFc absolu,e
iy i.isy. i.rr aud uiililaud both assef
,,at ,Lsy have aisay- lo'sed upon ih'
governor a. being nn impaf,ial Onici a
aud uuly notaaird hy desire 10 soc Ma
iaW tini,rairt.
Capt. huguef ui GOO ranger fufce il
I,rss snaA.-n % parrrugsf ou ih' Stuu
D. ttAiu this morning nno shuv hv hn
luovu Les lof year- ho ftilet 'o rroosniEl
him.
sasul Oatrsit frluuei tu las Cfuoe
deter hayius s1a. suuih ou iho same trsi'
uruu -hich d.. and ui ldaud arrived
a. ea.lrd upon Me.sr- Lvs aud Gilliian'
Shaking haaJ. sJfjill.y -.th Lee. ihef'
a. Pc ioibi iaat ire ni Oiiitsns haF.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

Fine corn fea Jeefat L. ;. market at
same price Of CO nmon beef
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
/ lsetlon PROCLAMATION.

An nclr Sion II hrro1y ordoHd 10 ~ held
AZ the art ID 90 q .n tls tuWu pi Eldy on
thr nrs Tuesday Too Anr.l, lfl, if hrlng the
fourth fly tArnfni, lnr tlr purpose niclcct-
Inc thf iollnW.us url 'r co. he town Of
Eudyi
one mayor tn servo nuH year,
Two frustnH. fn narfr two years.
one 4Wn marshal tn serve one year.
uue recorder tn serve one year
one MEMBER uf the board % education 20
forVe three Year,.
me ioilorius nlmed iudgca arr hcrcby
nnpo nted % hold said clo. uon in accord
nies with thU laws governing toWu gloctionn
Ii the territory 0i Nrg Mexico. u. n uars
ffr. W. 4 NeEWan, N y. lluahcs.
Dirs hV ord n % ihE hnlrd oi trustees ol
TO tlgU ni fdly thia iith day ui March, a.
a. MrrRAi, Mayor.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

The present legislature authorized %
pricc ipr composition and press work
b. br plil tA, Sew Mexican which is
lust n,e timrs as grra' ls tln' paid by
the Tnurd States ufHe same people
for ,hr .ane Work. rho United suites
pa,s o. um. nr 1850 ems tUr compost
don whlr ibr rruWy pays 20 cents
Der imOrma The ruu,d >utrs ays
n ceut for 2aJprrss impressions, 'he
territory pHys 90 crur i1f shr aiine
number uf .lko impressions And .r'
th.s legislature posrs us proof ui pur
a,ucss ior uatcannl pcmiug Head
hgbf
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

pendleton & Jump have hne liver!
rigs hay aud = IN az lowest rates fo
cash
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

The future of Eddy Is brighter now
than ever before in the history of The
town and the onward progress Of pro
perity ~ apparcn, on ey ~ hand new
buildings are going up; every business
and dwelling house IN town Is occu-
pied. stockmen are moving into town
and buying homes; rents have adyanc
cd. and real estate is advancing In
price and changing hands every day
Lots which year ago were slow sale
al $500 are now selling for $500 and
$500 and many lots have been with
drawn from the market aud are not
for sale AZ any price All this means
something u means that prosperity
is here. And pll this has been brought
about by the completion OF the rail
way extension thereby ailnrding AN
outlet 10 the oariern markets for the
stockmen and farmers 4 large cattle
trade is now coming 10 Eddy which
has heretofore gone 60 the towns un
the line of the Texas a Pac.lic railway
and this trade viii increase from year
year. Cattlcmen from Texas are es
tablishing ranches on the plains 20 the
east and ~ the mountains, and their
trade will amour, 10 thousands OF dol
lars annually, all Of which Eddy viii
get There is no reason why Eddy
should not be what nature has design
I'd she should be- the metropolis of
southern New Mexico. The natural
advantage are here; the ranges to the
east aud west Will carry thousands OF
cattle, sheep and goats while we have
water sufficient 90 rriRa j000l acres
OF the finest celery sugar beet and nl
islfa land Ia the territory. The valley
needs more good farmers and must
have them There is no better alfalfa
land IN the world and white alfaliu
hay nnds ready sale at $500 t0 $40 per
ton there b. not sufficient to supply the
home demand Stockmcn will buy
every ion OF hay produced and pay
good prices for ii; the trouble IA 10 isl
not produced In addition 20 the home
demand tor hay the rlnhaadlc coup
try IL looking 20 this valley for hay
20 feed and II Is safe 10 say that were
every available acre In the valley sown
70 alfalfa the crop would not supply
the demand Then We have the beet
sugar industry which alone is sufficient
20 make Eddy city. % say nothing
~ celery, fruit. truck flaming, daiTying
and the numerous other Industries
which can be- followed with profit
We need more public spirited men,
men who will forget sell long enough
10 work tor the good OF the town and
country. The CURRENT does not be-
lieVe In booming the country. making |
false statements and the like. but It
does believe iu stating the facts as
they exist and this it has done first |
last, all thcptimc, Eddy Is coming 10
she front and is bound tu make the
best town "a southern New Mexico
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
4 X. smith, the Prairie Dog Exter-
mlnatOr Coming.

+, X. Smith, the only man IN the
United STATES who thoroughly oxter-
minates prairie:dogs;whenever he ut
Temps IL, will be ~ east and southeast
New Mexico about March /. ana will
take contract work 20 extorminate
these troublesome pests at cents per
hole, or from 30 cents per acre upward.
lie guarantees total determination or
no pay II you own land where these
pests live give him your contract, Ad.
dress him for the next few days at
sny der, fexas Roswcli Record.
Mr. smith came In Wednesday and
will be IN town u few days MIR Smith
is tie person who performed the work
last fall on the ranch ol John 4. Stone
near Roswell OF exterminating the
prairie dogs, which he did with good
satisfaction to Mr.. Stone. His system
is an air pump which projects poison
Gus gas through the dog holes and is
called the Stukes patent prairie dog
exterminator. Mr. Smith guarantees
total and entire determination or no
pay; all work done and satisfaction
guaranteed uelore payment is asked
Tor Mr. smith viii be In town few
days and may be- consulted at the Pen
dleiop & Jump livery and feed yard
where his machine may bg seen
j, w. Stokes went uut IA me nat ranch
this week
The stock convention 10 H. worth this
week Was well attended by stockmcn
from Eddy, besides many who went on
account OF the low rate. Among the
stockmcn who attended from Eddy leny.
Ing sunday ere G. W. Cuwden, Dan
Lucas, j. q. McKccn, u. n narkey,
Morgan Livingston, sam -. Smith, Miles
A.. stone. Geo. ~. Pendleton. Jas, HinKic
from McMiilan was also among tho dele
CATION.
WANTED: Sewing 10 do by the day
or other fun work; enquire 40 this
office.
WANTED: Some one 90 do family
washing; enc lire at this office,
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

Fine corn lea lmbs at {. 5. market.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
Call for Demo .ratIe Mass rleetinE.

By order Of the democrats executive
committee uf the own of Eddy, ! hereby
call meeting OF ~ democrats OF the city
20 meet ~ the court housb Saturday even
ips, March lsth, a. O'Clock to consider
nh,lcrs of importance td tns party and
especially ia regnrd to the adyl.ahiliiy Of
making nominations to h,l the oflats Ia
the counting riiy lection,
". r. OWEN,
THAR City Ev Com,
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

The conGniug OF the disease oi
smal pox go only one family and no
deaths from the disease having occur
red is a record seldom equaled and
never eXcsled - tec au hqTllles Of
any county iu tho world when Il
Was known that small pos had broken
out iu the county uon.N Ery i.mily
was iNmediaiuy ylccInattd which
was about the only preciuiion taken
with the exception ot guarding the
Anderwerth residence and allowing
no one 90 60 or come until the disease
had run iis c0ursc Had the pc0ule
refused 10 be- yacrinaiod as did a ~
90 doubt one fnulh tho pe0pl of the
county would noW bs i.nried The
territorial Iesls'-'1F' passed lass this
.'." ''I we purpose Of Furnishing
~ W. ''' l.c a. hr ,lccluatcd which
- . douht dn much good 30 the iu
.fr. Any prrson who would refuse
tut, yacciuIlrd should he pcked up
IN ban uutu the danger ol small poA
passcs. and we believe this b. the meas
urr passed
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

The attention OF the proper aulhori-
ties Is again called 20 the condition Of
the crossings on Greene street, Cn.
less something is done and that im
mediately che city Is liaDle 20 have
damage suii on its bands
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

The local democracy vail meet this
evening a. the court house aud will
NJ doubt decide % nominate caudi-
date Tor town and school offices. al
democrat. are requested 20 turn out
and BEE that good men are nominated
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
ANGEL & MOBILES
City Livery
Stables.
Nobby Rigs on
Short Notice......
11ddY.
TIE SEMI-wEEKLY NEWS
and
THE CURRENT
at "a Very LOVv.Isr4cn

The semi Weekly Ncws Galveston lr Dali
Ia.I ia pu ~ he'd 1uesduys and irdays,
Zach rs ~ onalHts ul 0ight pagrf, There
arr sprcia iclartmnuia ior ile ArWor., the
lhdle. hn4 ,i' 9's tNl .iil'' R,'il.s
article. etc. We pnnf Ihn ~rmir Weekly
Vows and ne ttRisr ior a. months Tor the
low Ciuhh' w price ui q. il cash ihit gives
vnu th so apr a week nr ili paper year
iowa ridicliOnsly low price. Hand in your
.tlNtrIlufI ln 40 once.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18
Money 20 Loan.

S5OOOO 10 10 on gilt edge personal
security \ ply o 5. 1. Biting,
Banker.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

Geo Lucas , do all kinds OF dray-
ing and hauling promptly,
The Eddy current., 1899-03-18

Butter can D. " do your photo work
cheap