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81 oAtAoN WANTED MALE
PROVISION. hutfer and egg ousin ess-- Yos1ns
man thoroughly oxpcflouccd REQUIRES situs.
ton III the above, Wholesale or retail. Ad1
dress Sgi6, this ofiec. y,
YOUNG marrIed man wants position or aoy
KIND; not afraid OF work, several years ex
per,enyr as salesman on the road. Address
wv. ibis oLilce: y
SITUATION wanted By hrst-ciass hostlcr ard
harness cleaner viii no anywhere and provo
SSsus'ac'oryi livery stable preferred. Adj
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any kind Address s2si Ills nsscs 70
SIT s-IfS-
maker: repair work Or ,srmanent ne,,to,
Address Bnilermaket mo off,ee KIN ss
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ANA hnss. WINS a,, man 70 attend 70 morse
street, First ward 'Ssa is'' H's
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~ c,crS 4, nn,N y eNpsrenee wants positinH
best Of references. etc. Sadrsss, ~ nv pn'e NJ
Lufkin, Texas ~ wv
a 50,
cnrss aoitr souev Nvuns man Win Al reiefs
- 49,. e--s e.u--.
n ~ 100 wanted as table waiter or pantrS
nan Or bar porter can sive the very hes
stiator. III TEXAS svsnus tyo,s,,sn ass
~ 4 S-,-1-,z
Va" ~. III, gn-sN man and wife, place in euur
Ny vi work on shares Of wages address
Z WANTED flace as cook, will give good ref
,rFnc.; short order and private family cook
y Brooks. Can ct 1913 Moore street.
- $50, ! Ssis y
a sVbEft MAN wants work around house
s sddd 70 attend TO horse and hIggy Address
w This oinne 81
/ BY A PHYSICIANS cook or steward in or
out OF city; strictly temperate. middle.aged
wnlte man. Address Cook. 6i6 Girard St2t
! DRUGGIST SIXTEEN years experlence yerIs-
tsred, strictly temperate nrstclass refer
( snses FURNISHED speaks spanish tiusntly.
Wants slt. Address DruRgist, Albsrt's Cigar
-- s1or~ sal Antonlo Lexas y
PRiNrER--A printcr Of ability and expert
eNee wants SITUATION 10 Western Town
su1,lls sop.r' best references, Address n
/ .-l !. Naaen. Moran Le&as, ~
\ WANTED situation. nrst-class cook or an
( around cook, hotel Or restaurant, Henry
1 ~ Makeneld. llonston IeNas
4 SITUATION -,,gantal ~ ! Snr,1an ~ tlIIs
! care OF horses. MIN cow ma malr hin-
sci. useful around the rouse ana Garden
s MHI' ior : homo Than wages, Address
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srooery store hv white man; hest OF ROT
erenocs Address s2ls. this office 81
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watchmau or buggy washer; an experienced
and reliable man. General delivery, james
L. DoooD n
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single sober rcferonceR from, fornier nj.
ployer: over Twelve years eNperieree "A.
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I WANTEp--A place in grocery store BY a
man of ten ycnrs experience; can furnish
! lest references Address Lock Box In.
flioo, Texas q
I NEWSPAPER MAN, thoroughly experienced
In nd, lob md makeup work capable ed.
J itor reliable ago 90 seeks altuation BoN
Ill. 1aouo, !. l
/ WANTED AT ONGE-A Job by good shori
I order and oyster cook also ME baker.
/ years experience can iutulsh feereneess
Aduress iioN lte, lleo. AoNAe.
/ WANTED--At once pIaoe Oh tho road with
Some rood cigar house have had & vears
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ONE EMERSON upright piano. sits, one
Emerson upright piano, $ia5, one FisrhCr
new SlSa easy payments, g. w. stem
600 Travis street -
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BOSTON, Mass,-The large wholesale
grocery firm of John A. Andrews & Co.
has assigned,
CARACAS.--Durlng the carnival process
sion Venezuelan shot twice at President
Cypriano Castro without effect.
PARASITIC chamber of deputies
passed the Franco-Mexlco conventioa
providing for the mutual protection of in
dustrlal property.
KANSAS CITY.-Mss Emma Schmidt
App Of Cincinnati died at the University
hospital from injuries received in Tues
days train wreck.
PHILADELPHIA, Pain the criminal
court Frederick Kahler, a book dealer,
was sentenced TO one years Imprisonment
for selling "sapho."
BLUEFIELD, w. va.-James Glenn,
farmer llvirg six miles north OF this place.
killed his daughter and her lover and
then cut his own throat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-While responding
to an alarm of fire VI. C.. Carroll, chief
OF the fire department, was violently
thrown from his buggy and perhaps ia
tally injured.
RIO DE JANEIRo.-Dr. Magelhaes.
minister OF foreign affairs, Instead OF
Tesigning his post and accepting the mis-
sion TO Switzerland, as he lad decided to
do, has been Induced to remain in the
cabinet.
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WIND, HAIL AND SNOW.
Several Ststcs We're Affected BY d Severe
Storm
TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED AND WIRES DOWN.
The Fall Of SNOW in the Middle Yves,
Was Heavy--Cold weather in
the Gulf states.

Chicago. February 2s. Tho weather bu.
rsau announced today that the snowfall
was the greatest since the winter Of 1898
averaging nearly seven inches in the
Midwestern States. 1t was stated that
the conditions give no promise OF any
abatement Of the storm before tomorrow.
The greatest snowfall, according to the
weather map, Is In Illinois. Missouri.
Kansas, Southern Michigan. indiana and
Southern Wisconsin. Railroads running
through these States are reporting trains
from half an hour to Ave hours late, All
the roads send out their plows during
the night.
Reports received from various cities
In Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana,
indicate that the storm Is general down
tho Mississippi valley. although the snow
limo does not extend far south OF st.
Louis and Centralia, ILL.,, with much
damage to telegraph and telephone wires,
while severe wind and electric storms
are reported from points In Northern Mis-
sissippi as far south as Independence. La
In Chicago traffic was carried on with
the greatest difficutiy--the streets being
blocked by great drifts OF snow.
Outside OF the street car service 1t was
the stock yards railroad service which
had the greatest difficulty Snow piled up
In that vicinity and though two engines
were attached to many OF the incoming
trains several were gtallet II was Inn
possible in many cases to switch cars
to the switches which 90 to the packing
houses and this delayed shippers. A long
line OF $50 cars OF live stock were
stalled between Madison street and tho
stock yards. This delay 10 the delivery
OF cattle had its effect on the market.
me chicago Junction Railroad company
had 500 men and 200 wagons at work
all day long in the yards, but as fast as
they carried 1t away the snow drlf,ed In
again. The storm In Chicago lasted |
twenty-four hours.
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A new TRIAL WAS GRANTED.
THE MEXIA WILL CASE Is TO Bic
AGAIN TRIED.
After Six Weeks OF Legal Fighting
the Whole Thing Is TO he gone
over Again.

Dallas, Texas, February 2s.-The con
Iestants 10 the General Mexia will con-
test case got hard backset today In
Judge Eckford's court. A new trial was
granted the proponents. Judge Eckford
granted the new trial on the point raised
that he had erred in allowing certain
hearsay evidence to go to the Jury, tend
Ing to show that undue influence had been
eNerted over General Mexia when he made
MS wiz and in not nstructing the Jury
what weight certain other evidence WAS
TO nave upon the fury in arriving al their
Verdlct. Thus, after d legal battle Iost-
ing for six weeks, the case is again whsre
II was at FIRST aud the most famous will
case ever tried 10 Texas viii occupy Tho
attention OF Judge and Jury once more.
! ne long list OF witnosses. together w.th
numerous dispositions, viii be oxanInes
aei'n ana the faults and virtues Of Gem
eral MeXic be once more reolted nv frts7ds
ara acqnaintances OF his life time prn.
pohenie' motion for new trial contained
d twenty nine different counts ana aver
gvo law books were quoted from "a si,EfSi,,
thelr contention. The new trial ts go,
lor May OF the current year.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


FLORESVILLE.-Mea are thick all
over town. Few cases of mumps are also
reported.
DENToN.--Born to District Clerk and
Mrs. G., W. Pratt, a pair of boys. Mr..
Pratt is president OF the State District
Clerks association
DENToN.-The wolves are getting very
numerous in this community and repor
Of their depredations are reaching here
almost daily; small stock and poultry suf-
ferng especially from their visits.
HILLSBORO-A party of gentlemen ars
Interested in getting a large, hotel for
Hillsboro and are planning for a three
story building to cost $4,000. L Is prob
able that their efforts will be successful
SAN ANTON1o.-The executive com
mittee of the San Antonio Internau ma
Fair association has decided TO hold
fourteen days exposition this tall, open.
ing October 20 and closing November 2.
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Uncle Sam:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

one is taken II is impossible even with
the keonest scouting 10 know what for-
tune lies beyond II, The military problem
changes as the column advances. ch
kopje refusing to give up It's secret uut /
the advancing force has touched lis crest
To add to the difficulty the tropical rainy
season set In today. For twelve hours tin
uniforms Of the men clung to them like
neawced. Mud caught them under foot
mists clouded the air and the position OF
the enemy could not be seen. This as.
comfort Is borne by 81 alike. General
Butler and his stat. are virtually living
me prlvate's life. There has not been
even tent to cover the commanding gen
erais' They eat from their knees, with
'helr shoulders against thot'oclt, and they
steep where they can. lell work is car
fied on under Transport wagons. ana a.
, anose arc not rain proof. tiny streams oil
water pour down upon and blot the orscioi
records" '4''''
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DOES NOT DIsAPPOINT.
The New Discovery for Catnrrb
seems to Possess Remark
able Merit,

A new oatarrh cure has recently an
pea. Nd which so far as tested has been
remarkably successful In curing all forms
OF catarrh, whether in the head. throat,
bronchial tubes, OF In stomach and liver,
The remedy is In tablet form, pleasant
and convenient to take. and no special
secrecy is maintained as to what II CON
tains. the tablets being scientific com
bination OF Guaiacol, Eucalyptol, Sanglin-
aria, Hydrastin and similar valuable and
harmless antseptics.
rms safe and effective catarrh cure may
DO found at any drug store under name
Of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
Whether the eatarrh Is located in ths
nose, throat, bronchial tubes or stomsch.
the tablets seem to act with equal sue
cess. removing the stuffy feeling ia head
ana nose, clearing the mucous membrans
vi throat and traohea from catarrhal So
cretions, which cause the tickling cough
ing, hawking and gagging SO annoyins IN
every catarrh sufferer.
Nasal oatarrh generally leads TO uleern.
.'on' IN some cases to such an extent ID
70 destroy the nose entirely and In many
oiu cases OF oatarrh the bones OF the head
become diseased Nasal catarrh sradnaiiy
eA,ehds to the throat and bronchial tuhes
anu s, very often TO the stomach. causinr
s suat very obstinate trouble. eatarrh Of tho
Ostarrh is systemic poison. Inherent
IA me blood and local washes. douebes
saves nhalers and sprays can have
10 enect on the real cause Of the dIs-
vsse, An Internal remedy which acts unn,
me blood is the only rational tressmsn,
ana on Stuarts catarrh. Tablets is the safes,
y, an internal remedies. as well as the
rnos, convenient and satisfactory from \
medical standpoint. ''''' "
~ Fn'on recentiv stated that he Ind
49, s..ueesstuily used Stuarts Catarrh Tan.
W. N OLD chronic cases. even where nj
SrIuion had extended SO far as To- a.
,S.HIoy me septum OF the nose. He SAYS.
IN PLEASANTLY surprised almost eyary
10y DIV The eyreiient results from stn.
w, Catsrrh Tablets. II Is remarkahlc
low eneefually thev remove the excessiys
,,,.olon ard bring about healthy con
iron the mucous membranes Of M,
i0 , hmat ana stomach"
~ Wyeisis sell complete treatinsn.l
me xis At 80 cents and littie ncos
as,ng sym oms and causes OF sheV
~ esms ,tarrh will BE- ms,iei
- :, sa' 4, Stuart Co.. Mar.
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: ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.


Snow fell at Nacosdoches; hall ana rain
reported from all sections OF tho statei no
great damage has been done.
Mrs. Dietz and her little daughter were
drowned In cistern near San Antonio.
The comptroller has approved l4lS add
tionai pension applications.
Additional clerks for the general land
office have been appointed. ~
state health department has been notified
that bubonic plague has appeared In Yueii-
tan.
Number OF fraternal benevolent associa-
lions chartered has materially decreased.
Hampstead Are department threatens to
disband unless financial assistance is rem
dered.
new trial has been granted in the
Mexla will case.
Mrs. Franklin OF Waco rescued her
children from burning building. but was
badly hurt.
station agent at Medina was assassinat-
ed
Smallpox is on the increase in Tyler
county.
Fred jenkins, given death penalty In
Atascosa county, has been awarded new
trial by the court Of criminal appeals.
Insurance commissioner is investigating
certain so-called mutual Are insurance
companies.
D. z. Cox was found dead at Dallas;
police working on a theory of murder.
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RosEDUD1. aATTERs.
Directors OF the Water and EIectri,
Company Were Re-eIectcd

Directors of the WATER and Electric
Company Were Reelected
Rosebud, Texas, February 27.--The
Rosebud Water and Electric Supply com
pany have just held an Important meeting
at which The former board OF directors
were reelected and Colonel S. j. Slado
continued as general manager.
Heavy machinery has just been landed
here and Is being put in place by q. H.
Lotion o. Bolton. who has a contract for
2OOO feet in addition 10 the 700 or 500 al.
ready bored.
Scruggs q Bryant Is new firm Just es-
tabllshed here; they occupy the Pender
building with stock OF notions
The First Baptist church of this place
called Rev. w, b, Knight of Waco to the
care of the church for an indefni e length
OF time on last Sunday. 1t is thought he
wlaacuept and en,er upon the work imme-
diately.
Tie Methodist church has just been re-
painted.
The new brick building owned by Messrs.
slade and Mlller has been finished ana Is
leased by Mr.. b. Cline.
Mr.. J, g. Roberts OF Bremond and w. J.
Brewer of this city have just let the cou-
tract for two brick buildings, 30x90, to be
built right away, adjoining the Alter prop
erty on Avenue q.
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Woodville, Texas, February 27.--The
smallpox situation is becoming more
alarming each day. The sheriff is con-
fined at home. dangerously III from the
maady. The county health officer. Or.
Roberts has ordered Shcriff Folks FAM.
nv to remain within their inclosuro. watch
IS the first precauton that has YET been
TAKEN Reports from the country are
mat 1t is ON the increase. and there seems
to be no doubt that 1t is becoming more
ylruient than when IT made its first ap-
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IN CRoNJE's CAMP.
sfe"ch FROM Dcnd Animals WINS Al.
mOAt Inhrnrn hIn

''"W Dchu Animals Was Al
most tnbcnrHbie
London, March IA dispatch fron
faardeberg, dated Tuesday. February q.
from a stan correspondent. saws; 90,
my hrst visit to General Comics oanp I
was Admitted inside even before the Bril-
ism guard. At every ten pac.s cam
upon The swollen carcasses of b rses ana
mules taDtng the air. 1t seems lmros-
sioie that thousands could haye end rrsd
such a frlghtful stencil. The river hanks
were were honeyoombed with trenches s,en as
ia! nav never been seen In war.a, he ors
lne boeTs were lyIng or 81 ting ON Inc
slouhu. Iheir faces were hazard ana
Meu. Ihey said there was rot a dron ~
spirits IN the lager, Every coantenance
showed Joy at the end Of the droa lf,l
siege some OF them laughed and said
shey hoped they would soon re, wbIsL,,
Nedriy all the Free Staters spoke E,gIi'b
uul tneFe was not a w.rl about t,g3t NJ,
tpr hoerty, the only expressi ,na ~,
,nuse oi JOY over their present de i've on, a
one man shakilg his FIST In the dire tton
~ u neral CronJe, said: That mar a.
serves to be shot. "'a' uo'
Not a woman or child In tba o,n,,
'n1 peen hurt, except a 81 !. who h,I op
huieu niger. There were helrt-rendt"n
p ~ tihss between several mon ami fheis
ives ana may OF the women crle3 ~
10y several youths Of from * to 10
'u'rs oid were In camp. The Tr,,y,,io
'"siF former
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LOCAL.

Main street property owners discuss the
location of a bridge at the foot OF Main
street.
change in the business firm of T. II.
Thompson G. Co.
The council fixes the salaries Of city
officials for the next two years.
An address on mission work by Rcv.
Homer T. Wilson.
The jain rice mill may be abandoned
unless certain railroad switch facilities
are accorded.
A stampede OF pupils in the colored high
school,
Some Houston dogs that carried of
prizes at the Austin bench show.
The ladies arranging for the celebration
Of independence Day.
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FIRE IN VIEW YORM.
1hrec PlnceS in the Same Local
Were Burning,

Three Places in the Same Locality
Were Burning.
New York, March IA fierce fire broke
out at midnight in a tenement at 1914
Third avenue. The firemen made many
thrilling rescues and before the fury of
the flames had speut the dead bodies OF
three children were found In the ruins.
They we're the children of one Frlelander,
WHO lived on the top floor A dozen or
more persons were rescued in semi
conscious condition. The fire broke out in
the basement and the entire building was
destroyed
While the fremen were lighting this
IRE another broke out on Third avenu.
Just five blocks away The fire was quick
ly extinguished At the same time there
was fire burning at 1928 Second avenue,
very close at hand, where a four-story
frame was ent rely gutted
A few minutes later about midway be.
tween the two fires on Third avenue, a
fourth fire broke out In the bottom OF an
al shaft This was also extingulshed.
The police and Chief Croker OF the fire
department. are Of the opinion that the
ir's we're pre-arranged and were of in
'endiary or gin.
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ELECTION REFORMS.
Kentucky Republicans con,n,.,
the prrSrnf SnMrn -. "

=, p""''hus Complain of
the Present Suffrage
frankfort, KY, February 2S.-,Tba "a.
publican joirt caucus OF the legtsla,ure
met this evening and discussion Of mo
election laws decided TO take tho IN.
'iative in move to bring the mattsr he
'0fe congress The purpose IL. 10 call a
convention, in WI Oh the states cA.Ten-
uessee Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi
Missouri and ,Sorth ard South Carolina
are 70 take part. at which oonyention &C.
.'oh - 10 DC taken niemoralizint congress-
70 amend the National cleo ian laws ~ 80
70 TAKE out OF the hands OF manv ~ ~
Vfnous state governments tha ]aet,,,s
u at least congressional and pseside H,,oi
elections elections, Several prominent fennblicon
leautrs' In addition to the Lepnhiican
N al OF beth houses. wers nro.n,,.
N@uonal Committeeman w. n yerlns
was among the leaders preyen, ANA 49,
a, speseh' The speakers declared tbas the
e!eeuons laws In the States H. lti,n ,"s
p.aoueally amount to d.ss.apchG NAV ~
sne republican voters llvlnr.,n ~. -
esStes and the call for ma icanvo s,Vse
w ihWte all persons who cpnSss nar,'ssn
election laws to ,bartlclpata part san
MI &c was appointed TO secdrs n. 90.
epsrA.ioa of republicans ia ItSe st,tss
nsmea and all over the countIr - "a -
'ne erection ref3rms. -" ="
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A RECEIVER AppoIyTrn
ih'rd Avenue Railroad of New Yot

i"'r" Avenue Raiiroad of New yor,,
in the Courts.
New YORK February 2s.-Ex- Mavor
hugh J. Grant was today appointed ro.
ceiver OF the Third Avenue Railroad com.
pany by Judge Lacombe in the United
states court. All interests concerned IN
0'ua'ns the holders of se,oOO,ooO in liens.
agreed on Mr. Grant. A day will be fixed
oy Judge Lacomhe about two weeks hence
mnen all other persons interested may be
neard and Mr.. Grant will then be accented
as receiver. The present financial eond,-
motive power. eo Vi
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ToDAY's ENTRIES

r. Mile-The sluggard lOs, Rebecca Wells 1o7
prGst Me, Uncle Lewis, Forensic chopIn
pp,gHwiekan loi, Sir Fitzhugh 100, Mies Dede
orrIandine, Prince Real So, Aurea 90.
:, -FOUR furlopgs, selling-zack Ford t1s wt,d
FF,lale luS; Gray Morn 105, Ben Magen 1OS
E n iVS. Ny Hopeful, Anxious 100. prin.
cess Mai o. Tootsie Green o., -'V' ''n-
Mile and an eighth selISnc a.. g.,
IpS Postum 1903, culrassier io2. sworSsn Hps
Sbin,oaul' ,hlng Elkwood, Oovington XIV az
sHs;in r Lost Time, Han Jose o. 90
hurst l12 Jim Gore II TO- Lord F ~, VOL Of
~ ION Collins %, Miss Mae Day, Diana Fon go,
zoo iis iurlo ong, seling-Jim Hogg, Everest,
ioa no Senator Gibson, Springer p a,sra
% M, Mafyiand Reserve, Niimah l0e cIsrahn
mfg M1lss seifz, Brown VAN lO7. ''' Gar oD''
Jimp 10 r P an he1sh,h seliing-Albert Vale 112
~, nln lVS, Aston. Admetus los, Brieht n see
loE' Judge Magee, Uhlers SO. D''sut Night
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Peeailar Petition far p,,,,

san Antonio'Texas, February 2S-Ern,st
s,', saddle aud harness dealer Of
sa,ner, Layaca county. today aled 4 ~.
ns.on IN bankruptcy in the Fsasrs, 49,,
usre IA the summary OF debts ana . soult
, ,ne latter are given as si7i5' Win SS.s
,,ao at all. In the body Of ,ha r no
,,. Nun is stated that the petitiorer Fesl-
~ No owes some Judgment ash,s t o..
NH unS amonnt and persons 70 whom dns oat
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premiums on his two noted black .ana
Darby II and Kate. anu
Mr.; John Latreyte won second pr,y,
ms nne Fox Terrier Tootsey.
Mr, d. DepDermann won two arst /
Win MIS- Cocker Spaniel Black Ivory. I
May s.. first prize with Woodblne w
kennel prize for best kennel OF four q
Pine Grove kennels had along several n
NinnlnE Great Danes for exhibition
which attracted a great deal Of attention
Amopg the dogs named above a ~
are valued from 500 to $1,000.
Mr.. Smith .says Houston dogs
center OF attraction at Austin and we
at with great interest.
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Piies Cured withou, m.

All druggists are authorized n, i.
manufacturers OF PAZo OINTMENT ~ tno
,una ne money where it falls to cure s ~,
ss cures res e re- mater o. how Icing stand
the worst cases in fourtcn days gays
'.chIng instantly. 10" relieves
This IS new discovery and /. az
pig Iemeuy SOLD on positive g,,arsr vnly
20 cure ro. pay, Price 80 ets s1a'antee.
= your druggist don't keep II IN 49,.
s ws;i " % Sts. = postage stamps ana s'ock
~ uarvsssss zane BY mail. We
81 Louis. rs. y fsria Medicine Co..
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FITTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.

The House.--The Puerto Rican tariff bill
passed by vote OF 172 to 161 after being
amended as agreed on in the republican,
conference.
The Senate.-Mr Aldrich explained the
conference report on the currency bill:
Mr.. McLaurln spoke in favor of ex-
ponsion; the Hawaiian government bill
was discussed.
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The cInrk Case.

Washington, February 2S.--In Tho g
case today Hon. Andrew j. Campbell,
Montana member Of the Natl nal he
CT Representatives. and counsel. for
prosecution in the Clark csse, was
only witness. Mr.. Campbell's testin
was largely IN justification Of bis cc'
in the present controversy. He dsl
several statements made by former
nesseS.