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RELIGIOUS.
Beaumont District Conference.

beaumont District Conference.
Orange. Texas, June 9,-The Beaumont
district conference, Methodist Episcopal
church, South, met in second days session
at the Methodist church this morning at
$50 O'Clock. religious services being con-
Quoted by Rev. j. j. Rape. w l., Yam
cey, w. L. Easterling, II. A. Williams
and David French were appointed as a
committee on quarterly conference records
Revs. j. j. Rape and j. NJ. Perry were
elected to the Twentieth century educa-
tional campaign committee. The balance
of the business session was occupied in
hearing reports from various charges in the
district Rev. j. G. Pollard OF Sabine
Pass and Port Arthur preached fine SER
mon last night, and at IL o'clock today
the pulpit was filled by Rev x. p. Bar
ton Of Beaumont mission. AT the close
OF the afternoon session of the conference
a number of the visiting preachers board
ed the launch Kathleen and were taken
for ride down to Sabine lake and re-
turn. The conference will come to close
tomorrow afternoon
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OPINIONS ON THE FIGHT.
Fltl Says He Was Whipped Fairly and Has
No Fault to Find.
He DID NOT HOLD HIS MAN cHEApLY
Laureis-silcr aid others Talk
About the Encounter.

New York. June George Sllsr, who
refereed the Jeffries-F itzsimmons fight
said in an Interview: 1T was lice,
clean, straightaway fight with no attempt
on either side 10 foul. Both men seemed
to do their best to avoid any violations OF
the rules. OF course, when big tnea like
these get together there is more o. SIS
clinching. In my opinion, Jeffries bad u
shade the best of It for the las; seven
rounds, Jehries lie unques'ionab.y yceng
man Of remarkable strength It was a
good nght from start to finish and thu best
man won"
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Champion Lenrle..

Champion Jeftries said: The aght was
never for moment in doubt, so far as
was concerned. / knew what could dt
when l entered the ring and grew more
confident every moment from the time the
gong first sounded"
"Fitzsimmons never hurt me but once,
and that was hard blow In the left eye
His body blows did not have near the
force they may have seemed to. In my
estimation ! had the hest of every round,
Fitssimmons was good. clean fighter, and
probably the best man OF his weight in tho
all success for the future.
II believe 1 am the best man in the
world, and | am willing to iefead the title
which | won tonight"
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A Workman Injured

'l'llle' Texas, June 9.-The Colorado
Sil on Twenty-Five foot rise and
sa''aias conceivable is coming down the
-" working on this side of the river
-, lug % save what was left of the big
49,. Oase' Tom Livingston. one of the
s-sl'yes' fell a distance of fifteen feet
,,. az 6 p, m, striking his head
hattrr . large piece of scantling, almost
IA lug MS skull, He was picked up
uss,, .aSflea to his boarding house in an
psi s. .,.mus condition. He is seriously if
!. san y injured and his physicians fear
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-R F. Bell. Weather.
ford: R. E. Bell. Weatherford; j. B SOL
mon and wife. Victoria; George +. Sanders,
Des Moines, Iowa; A. Lassner New York
John f. Everts. New York; f. F. Co.'S
grove, New York; N. Zonder. Chicago; D.
A. Stuart, Dallas; ]. p. oDonnell. New
York: z. Barnes, Texas j F. Drewhope
and wife, Ranger. Texas; +. p. Willis.
Chicago; e. S. Beard. Fort Worth II
X. Ferguson, L. S. A.: R. w. Scott.
Houston: A, P. Cary. Dallas J. A. Well
ington, Houston: S. H. Wormers, Beau
mont: j. II. jenkins, Bastrop; r. A.
Farley. Baltimore: Thad c. Bell. Hous-
ton; S. r. Means, Palestine: Captain
waterman, Liverpool; Robert Young, Kan
sas City; John Seldom. New York: C. C.
Bristow. San Antonio: A. o. Jones, Fort
Worth; J. p Morgan, Dallas. S. Roths-
child, Cincinnati: Fort Smith. Houston;
T. W Dufhe and wife. Rosenberg: J b.
Glasgow and wife. Gainesville: G. II.
Turner. Palestine: w. j. Goldsmith.
shreveport.
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Lnrncn connt, conrt Adionrned.

Halletsviile, Texas, June 9.--The jury in
county court. which convened Monday was
yesterday discharged for the week. There
were seventeen pleas OF guilty and con-
victions with fines ranging from s. to
500, while there were four acquittals No
uce Of appeal was given In two cases.
The jury civil docket Will be called next
Monday. The suit OF ]. W Cook vs.. A
W. Turner for the office of treasurer OF
the city OF Yoakum is set for Monday.
The preliminary motions demurrers. etc.
VIII be heard tomorrow night by the court
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CALDWELL cnIIings.

Caldwell, Texas, June Mas Maggie
Lee Bass. who has been v'slt."g relatives
In The city for several weeks. returned 10
her home IN Clifton today
Mr.. ROY Carroll left Yesterday for Bolton,
where he VII attend tho "edemeycr BYs-
mess college.
Carrie conntlly OF Galveston are in the
city visiting the family OF w. S. Bar
nett
Mr. Walter Werner of this city returned
vesterd9v IRON a trip 20 Austin.
Miss Alma Reeves entertained number
OF hsr f,lends last night az the residences
OF her father. Mr. william Reeves.
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REMANDED TO JAIL.
Result of Examining Trial OF Young
McNurray.

Halletsville, Texas, June 9---Charles Nc
Murray charged with shooting and killing
Charles Ledbetter on the street here last
Monday, was today brought before the Jus
tice of the peace for an examining trlah
The State introduced one eyewitness to the
killing; the defendant offered no witnesses
and was remanded TO Jail to await the ac-
tion OF the grand jury, which convenea
on the first Monday in October
Joe Kyle, who WAS shot by Tup Cunning
ham, another negro. last Sunday. when
Cunningham was also shor. died. Gun
ningham was today allowed bail in the sum
of $1,000 by Squire Townsend.
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THE MKINNEY TRAGEDY.
preliminary Examination Continued
States Notion

Mckinney, Texas, June s.--The prellm-
mary trial of Roy Anderson for the kill
ing of his wife's brother T D. Emerson,
June g. was postponed today on applica-
ton of the State to June 12 The town
is still much excited over the unfortunate
the preliminary hearing came the justice
of the peace Office was packed TO suffo-
cation. Eminent counsel has been retained
on both sides and a stubborn. holly con-
tested legal battle will be waged, so 1t
now has every appearance by the prose
cution and defense over the life Of the
young prisoner at the bar, who appeared
in court with his young wife and child
at his side and announced ready for the
preliminary hearing this afternoon.
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NECROL OGlCAl.

BADY.--Ennies Texas, June 8 Mr..
John EadY. q prominent farmer Of the Lea
land community, died very suddenly yes
terday afternoon OF congestion. His re-
mains were inferred here today,
MCDONALD Texarkana. Texas, June s.
Norman Mcdonald. age u years, an em-
ploye Of the Central Coal and Coke COM
pany Of this city. died this morning The
remains VIII be Inferred 10 Rose Hin
cemetery tomorrow morning
LOCRuART.-- Mckinney. Texas, June S.
DR. Henry J. Lockhart formerly OF Wylie
aud CopevHe died at Min Creek |, T.,
yesterday Of consumption, and his re-
mains we're Inferred this afternoon at AL
len this county The deceased was son
Of Rev. and Mrs D r. Lockhart Of Al
len aud brother of John II. Lockhart of
this uity.
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Ex-chnmpion Fitssimmons.

Elk Champion Robert Fitzsimmons said
to a World correspondent II fully expect
ed to win. but did not. Jeffries won be-
cause he was the best man. | could not
believe that he had improved so much.
He is young. strong, quick and clever.
have no excuse to make on the score Of
condition or overconndence. was in per-
feet trim better, really. than | ever was
beforehand fought the best could.
Whereas fully expected to win ] did not
hold my man cheap. That is something
MAYER was guilty Of JeGrles is now the
champion of the world beyond question.
and Is entitled 10 all the praise that may
be showered on him He won the little
fairly and squarely and he now has a
chance to make great deal Of money
Let him 90 ahead and get It, and T. for one,
VIII not modest him for the present or
course, l may challenge him, but 1t wac
all SO sudden that have not had time TO
decide lust what | will do. II is not I'M
probable that | Will ask him for another
chance"
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rho Williams Revival.

Mckinney, Texas June s.--The sid Will
Jams revival Is progressing with undated
interest. To date about ninety new mem,
bers have united with the Baptist church
alone during the meeting besides numerous
other converts VINO nave announced thelF
Iptention OF uniting with other churches
Deacon Dock Peynes is ably assisting ;he
evangelist and this morning held an open
sfr service on tie public square OF the
civ one nsl was converted at last
nighrs meeting who had not been ~ a
church before or beard sermon n nine
yeurs,
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Richmond. II, %, June 9.-Tle Ladies
Foreign Mission s.cIety of the MeIhodis'
Episcopal cbur-' Of the Southern district
of Texas conye.,1 here at the Metho III
church al 4 o'clock p. m. today. The
meeting was called to order by Mrs s.
Philpot, president, Of Dew, Texas. The
secretary Mrs. L. l. Blakely OF Richmond,
vac nresent and large delegation from
Surrounding counties comprising The dis
tric, Was present After conservation ser
vices Inc meeting was adjourned until 30
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THE PRISONERS REMOVED.
They WIN BE Taken to Hill County
Juil

Athens, Texas June 9.-shcrif Tom Bell
OF Hill county came In from Transcedar
this evening, where he had been assisting
in the investment of the HUMPHREYS lynch
ing. He left for Hillsboro on the evening
train and took with him Joe Wilkinson.
John Cadis and W. b. Brooks. three OF ihs
parties who were arrested several days aso
charged by affidavits OF participating an
the Transcedar ynehing They VIII he
held in the Hill county jail until the eS-
aiming trial, which Is sst for J1pe 20.
Sheriff Bell in conversation with The Post
correspondent said the reason for remov-
ing the prisoners from here is best known
to the officers.
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There VIII ne No Arrests.

After the knockout blow had been dealt
Police Chief Deyery jumped TO the outer
edge OF the ring and waited for the referee
TO count the fatal tenth second. He
stepped into the ring, and then his men
surrounded ii. He was asked In the r.ng
by reporter whether, in accordlnce with
his declaration OF few days ago, he would
arrest the participants,
walt few minutes and we will see, =
he REPLIED.
And then as he saw that FItzsimmons
had recovered sufficiently to Sit UP are
answer the greeting and handshake JEFF
fries offered him. he added: mo, there
viii be no arrests. Fitzsimmons Is all
right now and the law has not been yiolat-
ed He is as well as when he entered the
ring, according to the report OF DR.. Cra-
mer. who examined him. So an arrest is
not necessary.
Il wish II TO be said and said distinctly
that neither Mr.. Mclaughlin nor any other
man made me change my opinion regard
ing the stand | took two days before the
fight would have stopped the fight in a
minute II | had seen anything that was a
violation OF the law
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!. Texas, June 9.-Reports
"S sood stricken district along
r colorado 10 do river to the northwest N
,i,v are slow in reaching here.
- the laying waste oil teie-
II. "A telephone lines for twenty
~ thirty miles this side of San
Y, l, N Information from that place
u, ss brought to Llano on horse
4, =, b. stage and telegraphed in
q here. As it was noon today
~. any message reached Llano
r, San Saba, the authentic news
I, n. coming. When it did come
,,,rer It fully confirmed the re-
n, d devastation and loss of prop
~ and life
:. % rapidly at that point the
AMER. and people living in the low
"a. we're unable to make their
...~ H. H. Wells, a prominent
,,u., living few miles north of the
n, n attempting to rescue his fam
d, ~ boat lost two daughters and
,,,.Iy succeeded in saving his own
n, md that Of his wife and one small
md The body of one of the daugh-
tu Lydia, was recovered today hang
d, from the top Of a tree and was
s,rea during the afternoon.
During the day something like 100
,,sple who had been swept away in
4, first flush OF the food were res-
.u,i BY means Of volunteer parties
IA boats from their perilous posi-
ions 10 tree tops. There are quite
lumber Of these unaccounted for, and
4 may be that they have drowned,
Asugh searching parties are still out
csking for them.
The valleys TO the north and south
II San Saba are for the most part
given over to wheat raising Much
d he crop has been gathered and
va; stacked in the field. The en-
the crop was swept away by the food,
thus entailing loss of thousands
q dollars.
Cattle horses and hogs were drowned
~ he hundreds, and their carcasses
hiys been washed away by the cur
'slt From all reports obtainable
selcT San Saba the entire country
Sis been laid waste, and the loss from
Tie food is almost beyond accurate
estimate at this time. though it is
thought to be in the neighborhood of
10000. Today the water was reced-
ils rapidly, and it is believed that the
snist is over with.
pailng the Hood Thursday a large
l'nDer OF houses we're swept away
aM many which have stood the food
az under water and all their con-
'si's a total loss, will add materially
70 The loss entailed by the flood.
There was no direct news from
Asaafdyllle during the day, but in
afeet Information via Llano was that
We condition there was about the same
" we day before. The town had been
aalY Quilted by the food, and while
'' loss OF life was assured quite a
lumber Of negroes were reported
MISSING and it is presumed that they
ave been drowned.
hefe the river was falling rapidly,
'la is believed that the flood has
about subsidized.
Al Alngsland the river was twenty
~'ss leet high, and this rise is ex-
''''sa Aere some time tomorrow.
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Grim Dealers and miller. to Confer

sherman. Texas, June 9.--Mr J. p Har-
rison, president OF the Texas Grain Deal
ers' association, left this afternoon for
Fort Worth where the executive commit
tee of the Grain Dealers association Will
have conference tomorrow with the exec
utive committee OF the Texas millers, now
in session at Fort Worth. Mr. Harrison
viii go from Fort Worth TO Waco He Is
on the programme TO deliver an address on
agriculture In Texas at the latter place.
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A PECULIAR TRAGEDY.
Preacher Killed While En- Route

Preachcr Killed While En- Route to
Bury Man.
San Angelo Texas, June9 .-Blackman
Mayer, living about ten miles northwest
of here, accidentally shot and killed him
self. literally blowing the top of his head
off.
Parson Koorts, a Baptist minister was
on the way TO offciate at the burial when
tree fell on him, killing him and his
horse instantly.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder for the feet II
cures painful, swollen, smarting. nervous feet
ard instantly takes the sting out of corns ana
bunions It's the greatest comfort discovery
OF the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight
o. new shoes feel easy. II is a certain cure
for sweating, cailous and hot. tired. aching
feet Try II today Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores, by mail for 25c in stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address Allen 5. olmstesd.
IL Roy NJ a.
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Federal Prisoners for Pcnitentiary

Ardmore, I, T. June "a Special CAT
containing twenty eight Federal prisoners
under heavy guard left here this morn
ing for Fort Leavenworth and jefferson
city penitentlary. joe Love and Newt
Richardson were sentenced for life and the
other sentences ranged from one to htteen
years. six OF the number were sentenced
for introducing whisky into the Indian
Territory.
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Buildine poom at Alvin.

a building boom nov. New houses are
going up in many quarters and nos vacant
house in the city for rent The prosper
are that the Alvin college wlit-nPen its
frst session in September, with 200 pupils.
Health Of the city is excellent.
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, ~ Damage at Marble FaI,s

b bs,r. : ans Texas, June 9.-Exceedins-
Ne sio,. sS nave fallen in this part o.
An :, ana the Colorado river is higher
|Lsbt 40 time since 1863. The Ice.
|nd lover Water company's power hon,e
|sgxnv END OF flume are washed a,y,,y
|,Na An u'maee 10 the extent nj mo-,
[srks ana ma small streams are on. ~ tbej,
|es rain numerous bridges washed awav
Pc to tbA ,a badly needed and is a bless.
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Waco. Texas June "a receiver was
appointed for the Pacific hotel on applloa-
ton OF the Provldent National bank, which
holds claim Of $500 and seeks this meth
cd OF protecting the claim against other
creditors. J. K. Rose. vice president OF
the bank, was appointed receiver.
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sHRINERs GO TO BUFFALO.
They viii lie Entertained En Route
EuHt.

Dallas, Texas June s.-A delegation OF
twenty members OF Hella Temple OF the
Ancient Arabic order OF the Mystic Shrine
will depart by special car tomorrow morn
ing for Buffalo. n Y. to attend the an
nual National meeting OF the order. The
party will travel from Dallas to Fort
Worth over the Texas and Pacific, thence
over the Rock Island route TO Chicago.
They are to be entertained at Kansas City
on sunday and also at Chicago on Mon
day. They will be ION stretchers' at Bui-
falo on Tuesday. The party is headed by
George H. Green, potentale OF Hella Tenn
pie who is also United States marshal for
the Northern district OF Texas.
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Livingston, Texas June S.-Tom Lind
sey. Simon Davis and Carry Dunnow
waived right OF appeal and we're sentenced
to the penitentary as convicted The bust
ness of the court is over and Judge High
tower goes home tonight, giving the clerk
time TO complete minutes OF the term.
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v ian Drowned at wiucnc.,er

|aso ,ir. scr Texas, June 9.-The Colo
|un r.,' s. Is up about twenty feet. and is
WIN but very slowly.
a, 4 party was trying to hold a ferry
Fe ye,.. Ssss.RGoiag down the Colorado
"A GtsnssiuaS between this MACE and
|aia he r., young German was pvlled
? fe,cyer 't s and drowned. They failed
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cH1NAMEN ARRESTED.

Three more Cinnamon were arrested
here this afternoon by the Federal author
tiles charged with being unlawfully In the
United States. The hearing was postponed
for some time in order to give the de-
papers.
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Paris, Texas, June &C. NJ Norwood
Of Detroit hled petition in bankruptcy
today. He was member OF the firm OF
Mathis, Norwood e. Co. His partners ].
b. and c. A. Dunagan, hled petitions the
day before.
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THE MtLLuns or TEXAS.
they Are In Session 10 consider
NInllern of ImnOrtnnr

Matters of Importance.
Fort Worth. Texas. June 9,-The Texas
Mlllors' association is IN session here to-
day. Three-fourths Of the milling inter-
ests Of Texas Is represented. The millers
in this state have q law by which all aour
made and sold in packages or barrels must
be labelled ana marked plainly with the
name Of the product and the exact weight.
aud has established uniformity In
weights as to quarters, halves. three
quarters and barrels, Outside States have
been shipping In packages or sacks and
barrels each Of which are claimed to be
short on the number OF pounds designated.
The association will attempt to rectify
this matter. Another object is TO secure
reasonable rates from the railroads
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KILLED by IA Horse.

Hillsborc Texas, June 9.-John Pate OF
West was killed last night by a horse He
mad been to West and when he unbr'd.ed
the horse It whirled and in playful man
ner kicked him. His hcof struck Pate on
the head and broke his skull. Deaih was
instantaneous,
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Corn Corn and Cotton Crops DESTROYED.

~'a.aWaite, Texas. June 9.-Reports
n, & :. 'as Colorado late yesterday evening
No.. '4A' 1t is out OF its banks and rapidly
|oo,' y mas already~coyered several fine
Il las NV Nv portions OF several other farms.
has been - several years since the river
|ysir. cror nigh at this season OF the
ast cotton p' destroyed are principally coru
|rDanteS T. me oyeriowed lands will be
=" INLET and June corn.
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Tyler, Texas, June 9-The funeral oil
John Goodman, who shot himself with a
revolver, was one of the largest ever "il-
messed in Tyler. Deceased was proml-
nent grocery merchant OF this city ana
member OF the firm of Goodman Bros nc
was 90 years OF age and unmarried.
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Apprehension nt Mhnrtnn.

Wharton. Texas, June 9.-The report or
the unprecedented rise in the Colorado
was read here yesterday and caused some
apprehension for the crops on the liver
lands but up to noon today no important
rise has been observed, though the So is
or slight boom. 1t continues to cloud
up at p. m. daily, but with no mrtprial
result
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FoR 1NvoLUNrARY BANKRUPTCY.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed in the Federal court TO-DAY against
Sass &, Cohen. haberdashers OF this city.
the complaining creditors being New York
firms II is said settlement will be made
The act of bankruptcy is alleged TO have
been committed by transaction made here
some time ago.
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~ her buggy Her cries brought help and
the negro was pursued 10 The fair grounds.
three miles below the city whore trace Of
him WAS lost Mrs Uhl had an infant
baby on her lap and another little china
a, her feet In the buggy
Albert Kllmer thu negro who assaulted
Mrs L. A. Wilkinson an May a. was to-.
dav sentenced to five wears IN the ponlteh-
Harry for the crime
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ANOTHER ASSAULT.
Crimes Against Women Becoming
Common at sam Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas. June 9--The third
felonious assault upon a white woman by
negro in this city in the past four weeks
occurred at noon here today, when Mrs.
Aieek Uhl wife OF well known dairy
man. was attacked by light mulstto Tho
sssailant attempted TO drag Mrs uhi out
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IF YouR ARn rHINKING

OF going anywhere consult the Interna
tionn and Great Northern excursion list
IN another column OF this paper
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:. namase Nenr nns,rnn

|r ~, 'eSss. June s.--The rise In the
|sss- Co.. 4uss' registering tyenty-eigh,
nv h r.a,,' ass'Fustion of crops and pop
'p0F'ed all along from austin 70
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


= '1'1rE'I' TT III Win VON.
san Marcos, Texas June a-Carl VIII
hanson, young man in the grocery bust
ness made an assignment today Elmer
Jennings was named assignee. Further
particulars not obainable.