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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
rhenmnrn elven rlre yenr-.

Relville Texas January ia murder
case OF unusual interest was disposed Of
IN the district court here today. II being
the case OF the State Of Texas VS.. Max
Theumann for the KILLING Of Mr. August
Moeckel, a prominent and wealthy cit-
zen Of Seaiy, May l6 last year. Special
venire OF $50 men was required and the
last vanire practically exhausted when
the jury in the case was completed. Ths
taking of evidence began yesterday morn
ing, closing with the arguments at 10
o'clock last night The jury tiis morning
brought in verdict Of murder W the secs
oud degree and assessed the defendants
punishment al confinement In tho peni-
Tertiary for term Of five years.
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A Marriage NJ cedar nnyou.

Cedar Bayou, Texas, january Is, -Mr.
Charles f, Lawrence OF Mount Helvew'
Texas, and Miss Ira Il. Davis of Cedar
Bayou. Texas. were married at tho Metho'
dist church Wednesday evening, January
II, 1900. Rev. e. T Barkuloo Of In Porte,
Texas. performed the beautiful ceremony
that made them man and wife
The church was tastefully decorated for
the occasion and many friends and rela-
tives of the contracting parties were pres
ent to wish them a happy welded life.
The young couple left Immediately for
Mount Belview. Texas, their future home
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the opening of 1899. For the present year
II reports ls,4ss, which represents an in
crease of nearly 100 per cent
County Judge Van Sickle OF Brewster
county Is here today with reference TO the
refunding OF Brewster country,s pro rata
of an issue of Preside county bonds, said
county having once formed a part OF Pre-
sidio.
Hon. John d. Pitts. member OF the lower
house from Hill county, arrived this morn
ing for the extra session. Beyond saying
that the commissions tax bill suits him In
many particulars. Mr.. Hill declined to haz-
ard an opinion on the probabilities OF the
session.
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Lockhart. Texas. January ls,-Prof-
Hawks, The Laughing Philosopher had
a full house at his lecture last night and
by his inimitable humor and pathos gave
the most highly relished entertainment OF
the season,
Mr.. w. c. Kleine of Gonzales and Miss
Julia b. Trigg, one of Lockhart's mast
beautiful and popular young ladies' were
married at the Episcopal church yesterday
evening, Rev. George Henson of san Mar
cos officiating The young couple left %
mediately for their future home In Con
zales. fr.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
rirst Shipment Of Strawberries.

Alvin, Texas, January is.--The first full
crate (twenty-four quarts) OF strawber-
rles was shipped from here yesterday to
Fort Worth by Nj. W e. Davis, manager
of the Fruit Growers association. This
is several weeks ahead of the first crate
last season. II the weather continues
warm aud favorable like it has been for
the past week berries viii begin TO ripen
in sufficient quantities for daily ship
ments. The prospects Tor large crop Is
the best in several seasons past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20
DALLAS WANTS TO SPREAD.
VIII Ask Legislature for Authorize
10 Annex.

Dallas. Texas. January ia special
meeting OF the city council tonight passed
a resolution to be presented to the legls-
lature. which is to meet lp extra session
at Austin next Tuesday. asking for legis-
lation to permit the annexation 10 Dallas
of all unannexed suburban territory. In
GLIDING the city OF Oak Clin, LOCATED
across the Trinity river TO the west of
Dallas The proposed annexations would
add about 10000 persons to the popula-
ton OF Dallas. At special election held
last February, Oak Cliff voted against an
nexation.
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BpIrIsH-AMERIcAN CLUB.
Aim Is to Bring English Capital To
Texns.

Dallas, Texas, January 19.-The British
American club of Dallas held meeting
in the Commercial club rooms this evening
and elected the following officers: Pres
ident George Taylor; vice president, w.
II. Wood; secretary, H. Riches; treasurer,
John Frost. Sympathy was expressed toi
the families of the men who have fallen
in the South African war. Arrangements
were made for securing the names of Brit
ish capitalists visiting in the United States
and setting before them the advantages OF
Texas as field for investment. Commit
tees were appointed to carry out various
projects.
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situation worse ut Kirbyviiic.

Kirbyville. Texas, January ls.-Thc
smallpox situation is growing somewhat
worse at this place; there are number OF
new cases today, and talk of sending for
the State health officer is being INDUCED
in freely today
There have been no deaths in town from
smallpox as yet but there are some cases
that are considered very serious.
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Greenville, Texas, January is.-The
county democratic executive committee
met today and adopted the following test
for partcipaney in the county primary;
I'm voting this ticket l affirm that l am
democrat; that | believe In the prin-
ciples OF the Chicago platform of 1896 and
promise in good faith 10 support the nom
inees of the regular democratic party at
the next general election, both State and
National Five of the eight members
Wero present.
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situation in Hunt County.

Greenvllle, Texas. January 19.-There
are now nine cases OF smallpox in the
Meadow View community, and DR.. Miner
Went TO Wolfe City yesterday afternoon
to see about third case, reported as hay
ing broken out in the family of Mr. Will
Jams, first TO develop the disease Dr..
Miner found one suspect in a storm house
near Caddu Mills.
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SMALLPOX.
Situation in Fnnnip County Has He
come Alarming.

pox situation in this county has become
alarming. Word has been received here
that the town of Honey Grove has ten or
twelve cases. which makes total Of thlr-
ty cases at that place. Several new cases
were reported today from different points
of the county. The condition at this place
is unchanged at present; only two cases
have developed so far.
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senrIet re,er nt AIrin.

Alvin. Texas, January 19.-The scarlet
fever situation IS much improved. No new
cases have been reported for the past
seven or eight days. The board OF health
has done everything in itsspower since
the dreaded scourge made its appearance
here to stamp It out and they believe now
that they have II well In hand. The two
cases, Master Allan King and the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Machen,
are both conYalescing.
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sunRIrrs, DEPARTMENT..

Huntsville, Texas January l9.-I will
pay $50 for the arrest and detention in any
Jail in Texas for one Jim Whiteeotton, a
white man. described as helng o small man
With face considerably bruised up by some
ones fs.s, Address all information 90 W.
Y. Robinson, sheriff Cold Springs, who
holds capias for his arrest upon charge OF
numbering Billy Noble az OalShurst few
days since. or to G y oliphint, sherin,
Huntsville. Texas
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MRS. RIGHTS TRIAL.
Hearing Has Been Concluded and
Decision Reserved.

Decision HcscrNed.
Ell Paso, Texas. January ls.-The trial
of Mrs. John d. Rich at Juarez, Mexico,
for the alleged murder of her husband
there last May. was concluded today be-
fore the Judge of letters, The evidence
was all translated In long hand and this
was a tedious undertaking. The taking
OF evidence has been in progress several
months. The attorneys argued the case
this afternoon and then Judge Gonzales
announced that he would render his deci-
zion In about eight days. This decision
is subject to review by the higher tribunal
at the city of Chihuahua and II the deci-
sion Is favorable to the American woman
IL may yet be several months before she
is released
d. a. Richardson, attorney for the de-
fendant is confident that his client viii
be acquitted.
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Jacksborol Texas, january IS. = An
S-year-old boy. son Of Charley Auhl living
twelve miles northeast OF town, found an
old gun barrel in the yard. and he and his
younger brother brought il in the house
and put powder In t. The older boy put
the end Of II in his mouth aud stuck a
match TO The other end. II exploded and
killed him instantly.
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lis for Bailey.

Cleburne, Texas, pauuary $50 j.
Logan, candidate for hotorial representa-
tive of this district, composed of johnson
and Ellis counties, was today interviewed
on the senatorial race, and he declared
unequivocally for Bailey.
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ron 4 BIOLOGICAL srArroN.

Drs Harper, Wheeler and Houston pro-
fessors OF the University Of Texas &c Nus-
the university Il Is understood that While
here they viii examine into the PROPOSE
ton OF establishing a biological station to
the medical branch OF tho university In
this city
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BOARD or HEALTH

The board Of health held an adjourned
moeiins today at 1890 a full board. in
Guiding city Attorney stubbs, being pres
ent \ communication was read from Nj.
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CONTRACT AppROvED

The chief Of engineers United States
army, has returned with his approval tho
coutract made between Colonel Richie and
Charles Clarke g. Co for the improve
ment Of Aransas Pass harbor Tho terms
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npNT ON TRIAL.

" ] Dent was placed Oh trial in the
riiy-third district court today. the charge
,osved against him being forgery. Dent
yas hardened last August from the Texas
npnitentiary where he was serving term
,o- swindling under the name of w. j.
p,svn. On September is last he appeared
1 IN Austin aud after representing himself
a being the son Of John T. Murphy. a
wealthy Montana cattleman, secured 5000
from the American National bank of this
city on a draft drawn on W. c. lsaacs IL
Brc. of Canadian, Texas. After obtaining
the money, Dent left for New Mexico, os-
tensibly for the purpose of looking at .
herd Of cattle with a view to purchasing
same He never reached New Mexico and
the draft on Isaacs e. Bro. came back. ac-
companied by note to the effect that II
VAS no good. Dent was then lost sight of,
but in the course of a few weeks George
Isaacs secured his liberation from Rusk
penitentary on what subsequently turned
out to be forged pardon.
Investigation developed that Dent, alias
Brown, had been instrumental in the pro-
curing OF the document on which Isaacs
cot out This fact had hardly been es-
tablshed when Governor Sayers received
letter from Mrs. w. j st. Clair, writ
ten at Tuscon, Ariz., saying that her
husband was under arrest there and that
be was Identical with w. j. Dent. He
knew all about the Isaacs episode, she
wrote, and II helped out of the scrape in
which he was Their involved he might put
the State on Isaacs' trail. Upon the re-
ceipt OF this information. Dents indict~
ment for passing forged instrument in
IL Ill, t,gN h.,
Tor him on the governor of New Mexico
was issued and honored and he was
Nought back to Austin few days ago.
On the trial today it developed that
'he defense would endeavor to show that
Dent had contract OF some kind with
v. 2, and Sam Isaacs. under the terms
which they were to honor his drafts to
which, by agreement, he was to sign the
names OF John Isaacs or John r Muir
boy Jr. Placed on the stand today Dent
insisted that he had such contract. but
isclined to tell what he was TO perform
lnder 1t on the ground that he might In
'riminate himself by disclosing the nature
u the agreement. He produced letters
however, addressed to w. J Brown. which
le said had been written him by Sam
lsaaes and which purposed TO convey au'
thority to draw for stated amounts undel
ne names OF John Isaacs or John T. MUIR
ply, Jr.
on the stand w. c. Isaacs denied know
~ anything about Dent and swore t.
eser having bad any kind Of transaction
sith him
sam lsaacs swore that the letters pro
aaceo by Dent as having come from hin
r iorgeries. He denied the making o
10y such contract as Dent testified to tn,
,Nsence OF and said that the only tim,
y nso any dealings with Dent was wheI
III ia,ter had come to his room at thu
sl AZ Amarillo in the latter part o
wsnoer, 1899, and asked him for money
~ nag, he swore, told Dent. who at tina
w saiied himself W. J. Jackson, tina
70 not want anything to do with him
V was fraud
A. o'clock this evening the trial wa
-pYurned until tomorrow morning
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rHp WACO WRECK.

Weather rermitting the worl, OF blow
inE m the wreck Of the CITY OF waco
ought to ne Finished today. Mr. CUT
ridge, who IS experimenting the work,
pleted.
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Installation of Officers by Il. Of p,
Brookshlre. Texas. January 49,. Brook
shire lodge No. 2sl, Knights Of Pythias,
Installed officers last night in the presence
Of several visiting Knights and the wives
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Of the contract are For class A. the
dredging OF the old ietty so cents per
cubic yard, and Tor class b, the dredging
OF tho channel % cents per cupic yard.
once here 1910 VIII be required 10 COM
nlote the work
The contract csle for work to begin
within the next sixty days
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nm srE THE c1rY

y water and light commission Is con-
smplating the employment of counsel to
,Iag sui against the city for moneys
r,,t 10 be due the dam water and light
nsn,.,n ~, water and light furnished the
n,v ~ The city council refuses to
bsnes Wy wafer and light commissions bill,
pav .ne lack OF money with which to
Dnds, interest on the Dam
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CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED

.'ary Of state this evening filed an
aunent to the charter of the Nicely
iaerass,'Gunningham company of Comanche.
ION ssa mat corporations capital stock
~Sn $4,000 to 500. 900.
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Eev. a .Tlgner depa led for firu-

Eev. A.Tigner depi led for firu-
dreau to preaca /, mo row.
Weather epor,. Fdut to- CHIT nnd
much ca der to , .sad send !.
Judge Carter OF S oux Fa spec The
nigh. in the city on lega, b : l.s-.
Arrivals from the NORTH wee II. A.
Conductors j.. !. OBJ Ell and Nol nan
Tlttle retur4ed from Chic. 20 th.s norm
ing.
Major Hov ghtoa Was a through pss-
seuger from tn. forth, ~eIstaa q, at y
a. IN.
Many NORMAL school students depart
ed FOR their homes ON the outgo ug trains
today.
Nj rs. Sweet OF q iham is pay ug Ler
pa cute. NJ. AID Mrs. l.. d Sheppard, q
,st.
Tue one 10 b ng il tcae. No. lo9 ID
81 {; sh wi i, yet tie new Sc III
Chr . Isnscn's.
Harry lhea,ham OF F,and can who
has ueen Wis eng ms brother NAV.
Geo. Beck, .etu, ned home.
II. J.. S,o,t aud El.loc Bronson Of
howard went 10 Sioli Falls to lea.
eN Gov. Altgeld speak ton sht.
Arnva IL ) eve .ng, Rev. I. A. Flynn,
Elder Donson, NJ. }. Ereanan. Tue lat
ter goes Tn ough 10 Laae L estou.
Locai market: Whe.t. No l, ~: No.
=. A.. Flax. Sl.21. May wheat N Chi.
cago oveaed at G7Sss and closed at CTS.
john Schultz is adding 10 the conven-
erce Of his meat narset by pacing a
new gasoline engine Is his sausage fac-
tJry.
Prof. Edw. n Dukes Of Huron College
atr we'd on the morning train and Will
preach N the Presbyterian church to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waskey entertained
the Rebekas las, evening to the number
Of seventy. five. serving refreshments
and giving the sisterhood Il very enjya
ble time generally.
TIE report OF the city schools for tfs
month cno,ng JsLaAry Il, how a lota
!. OF u: pupils. The numbe. in the h II
school il 1903. pupiis entered duri"g TIT
mon.h, &c; highest attendance, "6.6 pc
Or t. in Miss imuerman's room.
Mrs. Hot aud dangni er, Mrs. Hawk
ine, rstn, Jed to Soak Falls. baviug ha'
4 very s.cceesf, meeting at the oper'
house las. even ng IN their pre'i rinRr,
:, work % otgsn,2 ~ a Dare ov schoo
4 . next lesson WI LeSiven F'f'ay eve
u i.g II next week. u
Law yers and grain men from bsse sp'
/ Minneapolis were passengers 10 s,ronI
10. o. ful Wsnt~ orth to-day 10 look ate
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COMMITTEE UNANIMOUS.
Only u ference Relates to the Manner
OF Excluding Mr. Roberts.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Roberts
investigating committee held 4 pro-
iracted session during the day IN the
hope OF reaching a conclusion. but So
many legal questions Were discussed
that a conclusion was not reached noy
any vote by he committee. 4 member
of the committee Is authority for The
statement that the delay is due mainly
to q desire 10 secure unanlmlty ana
avoid. if possible. two reports. The
difference relates to the manner Of ex.
GLIDING Mr.. Roberts.
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Anti Meeting.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. About 500
persons attended Nh anti-imperialist
meeting held in the Masonic hall here.
The speakers were ex-senator J. b.
Henderson Of Missouri. Ex-Governor
Boutwell, Of Massachusetts and Repre-
sentative Lentz Of Ohio.
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Leading Iowa Odd Follow Dead.

DEs MONIES. Jan. l3.-William Mus
son, one of the leading Odd Fellows Of
Iowa, died instantly of heart failure
here. He had beer prominent in local
pol,tics and was the founder of the
Low Odd Fellows annuity insurance.
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To Teach in uerto Rico.

ALEXANDRIA, Minp , Jan. l3.-Miss
Inez Godword. q daughter Of Rev. M.
Godword, has been elected by the Red
River Valley rresbytery to teach in
their school in Puerto Rico, and she
will sail from New York on Jan. ~
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Porto Kican delegation Satla.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO Rico. Jan. 49,
The three delegations recently ap-
pointed to lay before the government
at Washington the special needs of
Porto Rico sailed during the day for
the United States. All are representa-
tive Porto Ricans. thoroughly &C
uuainted with the conditions existing
on the island and we'll able to give all
necessary information TO the admins
4 :-,> ~ ~ ~onyraSs
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Maud-Is ; aud 50 too id ia hope FOR
improvement? l should say uo:. One
lust hegins 10 live. Take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. You. 90 blooming TAI, at GO.
FRANK SA,rI.
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TH III -.


Nor = s-r,lce a lo.,1. a.d u the
evening" 1T 80. SUNDAY : l. !, m.
E.eai4x 81 C, Tte Immor.a.t; Of
Memoir. II We te ieva in God ana = q
ta,ure l:fe. why not attend religious ser.
/, ces on the Lords day. Those tia;
sex ne en- sna | lind me. iheprou-
.se - 10 tue "a seeae.. lou are cor
d.a y ~, led.
r~a->bTlrR tN -. l..
S~.r,ues mora Z ana even uE. 1870
auo 30. by Prof. Edwu dukes OF
Huron Go. ec.. Morning subieci. TIE
D'g1 ~ Of Ma Sunday echoo! at
poon. You ~ p-op es meet ns AZ $50.
Everybody ed
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services ~ ne lie Il AT tie res jcrce 81
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. 0. II. PCS ~ .te. u. ). {.
DoDsp,.w ,e =. mo'n = AMI eve
ming. A COO ~ talon > extended
To "a.
Morn ng su,;ee, nj lu.5"a 4. m. sermon
on How . Eoach tie li,Shes, Christian
Life: s uta. sehoo,, ll:t5: Junior
! L 4ior, - L. Mr. l. =. l.. $50. led
~ A. 7. C'9,er. ,ori.. In the Far
Countr.. Men ~ ~eeryice. 30, sermon
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first OF four sernors on New Testamen,
charactes a othar Tree I ics are
John. tie d. Foeerunner; Peter. and
the Keys e .ne Kingdom: Paul. the
Apostle Of the Cen. ies. At 80 p. NJ.
a union se u W. De held IN tie Bap,
fist church II, nemo ). OF the ate Her
ry Noe, =. .~,ed n 10y the paste,
aud Few. A. : Shepherd. A are INV.
led ~ es. sc ees.
q. =. An on, ..ce OF peace
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Ear'.t ! racs Ete tne best p g made 10
cons %. 90. We Use no o lers.
O. c. utre 4 Yer and love
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l.. Il. Thii tie.d. he Il !. IFS ec,or oi
Oh .cago. says. "kodol Eye ,eps = Cure
canuot lie recon- he lied too b I ". II
cured me OF severe dysp4ps l. oil.
Kes.s what You eat snd Gu es indi-
eestiou. tasrtvlrcfa ud all terms OF
dyspepsia.
Corr. )pLt.
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Tue modern and most eGective oule
for const, pa. on ard all . or troubles
the famous lNe pills known rs De
Wits ~ re En- y L se,s.
Cook & ODEE.
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Chapped hands. cracked lips and
rouChnass Of the eSin cured quickly b.
Banner Salve, most healing ointment ~
the word.
CaETS. SCaurz.
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dosntcure .c4r y les. .o-r none.
be returned. 1t lie tae mos. Lealin,
medicine q tie woi.l.
Cans. .SCuUTZ.
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Size do-sp nd. ate quality. Beware
OF Caante.fs,. ana worth 'ess salve offer
ed for Cen 10 Witch Hazsl Sa've
DeWiti's is the only original. An in.
fal'ibe oare or piles and all skin
die asses.
Coox & ODrE.
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A pure whiskey agrees with any food.
a TACT aids digestion. IL tones ~
stomach. increases the flow OF the gastric
n,ces aud 30 promotes strength aud
iesh. \ pure wh,skev like Harpeg
Whishev. Sold by FcFD EosTH.
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lie II. a,ests ia the C.. H.. W. - T. ..
ufe \ loca. uauher went I ON lie q
yes eidaa To Wen.wo-,h " n the sher Y
to y otect sone gran : no Wess e'e-
valor on wLicn hs ,housh. lie Rad IA
mo gage. aud sa,c-eded in loce ~ one
doc bot whenl aey reached tie other
doc: they wese met Oy q band OF farm
eis " 40 had grain stored in the house
and were told that they conld not shu:
that budding up until The fatlers GO;
all ,neir grain out. It Understood
they cleared the eevator out OF every
nushel of wheat IN II.
The coul:y coMh~ .ssioner. comp eted
'tn. session ~ dsy AID departed .ur
home. Yesterday they comp e,ed the
Inspect u VI the aud ~ g Looa.s ard
~,oanty funds 10. he past : moaths
" la CT Sin on hrl "a Juiy !. amo Ell 10
IS .L~@1! aid q sbu Q lhe sane.
TIE s. pc. ,nteHd,nt o. scuo, re 70 I
: wls .ead M accepted, ne na lng
ed al tuu schools duiirs lie ,e. Il
was nlso d. d.i 10 AIt X = wei PVT Il a
nump. ": ll and tan "a ,e poo:
fprm, He . tretsoe ...a ted
th"d 4ue' ~.icfs al pope La :;
fr1>aS Il, v ; ref reca b.ca 10 4 a
Nth instruction : t. collect Tue ssme.
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lC.tt - a. ~, .p.s " a. Sc W
.MER SESaDAS.
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The CITY.
LOCAL BRI:viTlES.

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