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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-30

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Arlington Republicans VIII Work
for snohomish County Man.

SpecIal DlRpatch 20 the Post-IntrlN '0U'Or
ARLINGTON. May 29The Republicans
Of this town are In favor ~ a Snohouis u
county man for a state Office, and will do
all In their power 10 have the name q
nominated for secretary Of state.
The Democrats have another candldate
for sheriff from this place. I'm the persot,
of Charles A. Robbins During a recent
visit to Marysyille his candidacy has re-
ceived n quiet lttle boom. Mr. Robbins "a
a young man, but an old soldier. having
served In the Philippines.
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burglary In North Yakima.

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntelligeneer.
NORTH YAKIMA. May 2a-The office
Of the Pioneer Lumber Company was
broken open last night. The safe was
cracked and about 80 In money taken. The
thieves then entered the office OF Ewing
A Mfkkelson. and attempted to force the
safe open They did not succeed, appa-
rrntly having been frightened away before
finishing the 100. The officials think the
work was done by local amateurs.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA May 29-Tomorrow the last
play of the golf tournament will be held
at the links In South Tacoma A number
of PLAYERS from the battleship Iowa are
expected, including Admiral and Mrs.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
CENTRALTA. May "a new sawmiil
will be put Up on Halls farm. west 81 th.s
civ. by =. W. and T W Ingalls,, George
Mays. Ira Buck and q. Springer. New
FULLY expected that the plant will be IN
operation within a month. The mill
viii cut from l2,1o0 10 i5.d90 feet per dag
and employ fifteen men. They have or
ders enough already secured 10 insure a
steady run all summer. The mill Will
make timber a speciality.
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sneciai pispatcr "a the -tntelhsencer
ARLINGTON MAY - Cal Hp,linss
worth a vncher NJ Oso, had his left hand
severely injured sunday by the explo Son
Of n loaded she'll which ne was examining
HIS fore.nger is also paraly1ed as the re-
suit OF the wound.
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First Crowd OF X Iondtkers.

VICTORIA. b. c.. May 29.--News has
been received here that the steamer Flora
with the first crowd OF kiondlkers OF tho
sea- on. reached Lake Lebarge on May q.
on the way from Dawson. Ice blocked her
there, but 1t Is expected that the liver IS
clear by now,
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him that the Canadian understood that
Lord Roberts was short of rations and
the soldier desired to present him with
the fowls obtained from a farmer close
by. Lord Roberts said to the generous
and considerable Canadian: You are
very kind What's your name? am
much obliged to you" The Canadian.
much relieved, rode away. leaving his
plumber with the general. and glad to
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High Price for SenIsktu,

VICTORIA. p. c., Nav 29.-Scalsklus
brought in by Indians bring 81 ana sl5,
an advance Of s. over last yenr. As n com
sequence Indian hunters are demanding
higher wages TO go on white sfhooners.
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Will Observe Memorial Day.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA, May @.-Memorial day will
be observed In this city tomorrow with
the usual exercises. George II. Thomas
Post G. A. r., has the matter In hand,
and a suitable programme of exercises has
been arranged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-30

TRY some OF those fresh. fat. Juicy. de-
iicious Eagle brand Eastern oysters used
every month in the year. Morgan oyster
Company.
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Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer
Of this city, will hold a love feast and
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isop Park Pavilion e
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THEY do not propagate the Eagle
Brand transplanted Eastern OYSTER
Good the year round.
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EMERALD rings. Mays birthstone
William IL Finck. Jeweler. SIG Second
avenue.
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USE Morsaa's Eagle brand fresh East
oTn oysters
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STONE. SANFORD & LANE.
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\ Soldier. auick Thought.

A special cable from London contains
the following report of a unique case Of
another hungry Canadian who jeOpar-
diced his existence by Communicating
Hoer chickens. la letter to the London
Daily Mail Julian kaipa. the well known
war corresponds referring to the loot
ing among the British soldiers. says that
one * Lord Roberts stan seeing mem
her o. the Royal Canadian regiment Of in
fautry In possession OF TWO fowls. asked
him where he got me birds. and the sol
der from Canada replied. II comman-
deered them. sir" For goodness sake
hide them quickly cried the officer
here is Roberts coming. Hell have YOU
shot When ne Httle eommandeT- In z.
asked sternly what the man was doing
with the chickens, and the officer told
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-15
CITY BREvITIEs.

,,,-,.,,
Work is stll progressing on the Frankuh
street bridge and about ten days VIII De r.
quired TO complete the structure
Tho guns of the Houston Light Artillery
that were sent to the san Antonio arsenal 10
be overhauled have been returned.
Officer Fuller pieked up IN the Fifth ward
last night a maze with harness and it is now
AZ the police station awaiting a claimant.
Henry Miller. a Young 13-year-old colored
bov. was arrsigned before Justice Malsch
Yesterday and placed under a $500 bond to
answer The charge of burglary
11o,,e,o, o,,,r,u -, 20 T. r r win hold
an iTrnortan, r,ae,ing next saturday night to
consider matters pertaining 10 the grand
council meeting here next May.
~. ne, CO.., ,I,,h win Give
ny 1e3uS j ,'a. an Wain streo, road
no n"s sr pt, a. FebruaTv Is Valuable prizes
Iii bo niycn car tbo ,nost original rosttlmos
No. varra,, Io,,,a, ,o,,, yalsntir, marty
w. .. reiiIun Te.i'n asidenco teoS
49, u"y W. ''i,s Ma Na.eio Wa,, Arnold
eH as dNtnu'' ~ N'is sh rar, nlsvcd
u a'Nes'on' 'uNN'U "s'"s 'Ne
The cavalry troop oil the houston len .
Artillery Is ordered 70 meet AZ We ar, 1,,,!
III unlIo ll ~ ',nu sM,ISo Strost Notbo-
I AZ Ia ,a. 90 ''''' ~
US. -,-,,
The regular meeting OF George y. Mc.lellan
post 2, Grand Army OF the Repupllg' depart
ment of Texas, VIII be hela IN me Mason
building tonight At p M AL members are
requested to attend
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never look like her, worn out in her
prime"
In the partnership of marriage women
give twice as much as men. They give
equal work, and they give themselves,
their very life. Children come. No
chance for rest, work must go on. In
fiammation, liberation, facilitating
drains and female weakness, undermine
the health and shock the nervous system.
In few years the woman is worn out.
Women who have used DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription say that they can
do their own work and keep their
strength and good looks. 1t cures in
fammation, liberation, female weakness
and unhealthy draiEs
Sick women are INVITED to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter, free of charge.
about two years ago my health became very
poor from female weakness and troubles pecli-
iiar to my sex; in fac; was 80 weak aud feeble
that was able to do but little work. writes
Mrs Josie VI. Guess, of Baileyton, Cullman Co.,
Ala ~ decided to buy me bottle or two of
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription and give 1t a
trial. 7 took two bottles of the Favorite Pre-
acription and one vial Of the Pellets aud
we'll after taking DR.. Pierce's medicine and have
been doing my work with more satisfaction
than had ever felt before"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, sent free on receipt of stamps
to defray expense of mailing only. Send
al one-cent stamps for paper-bound edi-
ton, or 81 stamps for cloth. Address
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Third Court Of Appeals.

Austin, Texas, February 1.-THE fol-
loving proceedings were had today In
the court Of civil appeals. Third district:
Affirmed Home Forum BENEFIT order
VS.. c. w. Narnado, from Falls Gulf, Colo-
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway Company VS..
Rudolph Schawe, from Washington; c.
p Huntington VS. B. Hatfield. from An
ge!ina.
Reversed and rendered. Industrial
Lumber Company VS.. Daniel Johnson, from
Newton
Appeal dismissed; Missouri. Kansas ana
Texas Railway Company OF Texas VS.. nj
f. Dawson ct al, from Falls. on motion
OF appellees.
overruled: JEFF Nickells ct al VS.. II. p
Carter. from Colsman, to dismiss appeal.
Motions submitted For rehenrine. Del
aware Insurance Company VS.. The se-
curity Company. from Travis: ]. X. Davis
VS.. City OF Austin from Travis. MutuaI
Lille Insurance Company Of Kentucky vs
Lucinda LETTERS et al, from Harris, " "a
Edwards vs. Joseph Hornberger. rom
Harris. To advance; Stern. Lauer sbobi
& Co. VS.. Mollie Marx ct al from Me.
Lennon.
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Personal MENTION.


G. N. Berger OF Dallas is stopping at the
A. snedeker OF Paris ILL.,. is located at the
Bristol
J. r. Moss of Willis is a late arrival at the
Hutchins.
f. Nj. Gregory OF Denver is registered at
the Bristol
II. c. Dun of Angleton is a lato arrival at
tho Capitol
w II. ,Lovegrove of New Orleans is at
r b. Yale Of Columbia is a late arrival
at the Bristol.
W h. Calliuder of Victoria is registered
a; thu Hutchins.
W. NJ Alexander OF Dallas is among the
Captol's guests.
Mr. and Mrs, w T. Eldridse of Eagle Lake
are at the Capitol.
Thomas Davidson, Laredo lumberman. is
guest at tho lutchins.
A. A. Forbes Jr.. of Palestine. is a late
arrival at the Hutchins
Hon w c. Connor and wife OF Dallas havo
apartments at the Lawlor.
W J. Duhig OF Galveston came in last
night and registered at the Capitol.
H. H. Kent a Beaumont merchant was
REGISTERED at the Capitol YESTERDAY
William DIETRICH a merchant OF La Grange.
was a visitor 10 the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Grsnen OF New Orleans is in the
city guest OF Mrs. William y. Seibcrt.
r L. Smith and Frank Wilder Of San An.
tonic are among the guests at the Hutchins
r. H. bowman of the firm Of William
Cameron & Co.. Waco, is a guest OF the Law
Tor
Colonel /. D. Polk, wife and child OF Beau
mont had apartments at the Lawlor yestor-
day.
Mrs =. W. Cameron and child and Mrs. NJ.
d Rayhurn OF Liberty are guests at the
Capitol.
Messrs, S. H. spangler ana W. D. Ger
many Of Smithville have apartments at the
Bristol.
win Neal OF Waco a well known cotton
factor Of that city Is in Houstn on bust
ness trp.
Miss X. c. Molch and trimmer. Miss X w.
Collins. left Monday night for the East on .
business trip
nr ". Wallace Ralston. formerly OF Bren-
nam. hut lately Of North Texas. has come 10
Houston With view TO locating
Mr.. and Mrs, j A. Richardson and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c bancroft. all OF Chicago. ,wsrp
among Yesterdays arrivals at tho Bristol
Joseph p. Derbes. an attorney OF New Or.
leans. Is in the city for few DAYS on a busi-
ness trip. He Is president OF the geperal
relief board OF the order nf Knights of
PNthias for the grand domain OF Louisiana
aud u Is ON business connected with that
position that he comes 20 Texas. Id nj
tended the exercises at Texas lodge No. 1
last night.
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TRAVELLING MEMS WINDOW.
Dedication OF Christian Church at
Fort worth Next sunday.

OF tnurcn AZ
Fort Worth Next Sunday.
To the Editor Of The Post
Fort Worth, Texas, February lS.--We
extend most cordial invitation TO the
travelling men to attend the dedication
OF our church next Sunday, the 18TH. A
very interesting programme has been ar
ranged as follows:
a. m, Christian Endeayor.
Sunrise, prayer meeting.
$3.50 a. m, Communion service.
IL m. dedicatory service sermon b,
Rev, j. S. Myers of Philadelphia.
p. M. travelling mems service; address
by Mayor B. B. Paddock and Hon. Jerry NJ.
Porter of Kentucky.
p. m. Christian Endeavor service. con-
Quoted by Mr.. Grothouse; address by sam
Is. Howerd Of Bonham.
p M, evening service and sermon by
j. $. Myers.
a splendid musical programme has
been specially prepared by Mrs. j. E.
cummings and am sure will be one OF
the rarest treats of the occasion.
am very grateful to the travelling men
for the splendid window and other don,
lions they have given to our church. and
We hope TO see goodly number of them
present ON the great day of our rejoicing.
Homer T. Wilson.
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Ellis ct al VS.. G. w Stein ct al. from Fort
Bend; Amasa Stewart VS.. Mildred NJ.
Crowley ct al, from Galveston.
Cases reversed and dismissed: w. w
Collier VS.. Wesley Peacock from Uvalde.
Case reversed and remanded: Houston
and Texas Central Railway Company VS..
William Knipstein from Washington.
Motions overruled Adam Schaub VS..
T. P. Dodge Manufacturing Company, from
Dallas, to dismiss appeal John II. Lang
VS.. Henke g. Pilot, from Harris for re-
hearing, Mollie Bullock VS.. Houston East
and West Texas Railway Company. from
Harris, for rehearing; Rhodes Haverty
Furniture Company VS.. C. VI. Frasier,
from Harris, for rehearing.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.
Officers and Directors Of lie
National Bank.

OtHCers ana directors OF ue
National Bank.
Taylor, Texas, February 4.-Thf7
holders OF the new National banl y
established in Taylor, met Nona!
elected the following board d sla
and officers; r. H, Fans, presidar
H. Griffith. vice president; H. 7 N7
cashier. Directors; R. II. Fans ~;
Griffith. II. I. Klmbro, c, 2, Hess
A. Easley. ]. j. Thames, Wlllial "
c. A. Nelson, J. r. Hargis. ir
of the bank will be the clty "
bank of Taylor, and the capital skl
be $50, 900. There are thirty-e1sl ~
holders in the organiiailoh, y
amount is we'll distributed tnroussI
locality. but the stock will be NV
clusiyely by local capitalists Az
ing Monday a COMMITTEES was app "a
secure a building and procure ms
and fixtures. 1t is the inIun. a;. N
the establishment so as 70 pes'
as early as possible. -. ,h,r,A y
The ladies' of the Methoalsl Vl sS K
a public dinner Saturday ron
realized $50, and an enteila,nn Az
opera house Monday nisns, - n
again made $50, or SlVo ~ s,s,;f|
time This denomination y s ses
hni,d new $4,000 church eap
the ladies are thus workins Y
raising the desired sum, ,,.,.v, c,rJ
The "other Peoples Money sIss.|
played at the opera house ~ NJ lrsi,
Colonel John Allen Gano %
in town yesterday.
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kick from TIC Elm

70 the Editor of The Post
Houston. Texas, February ti.-During
the last days OF The Rice administration
the council concluded to pave Wood street
from Willow 70 Montgomery. distance
of two blocks; BIDS were advertised for
doing the work hut the incoming adj.
ADMINISTRATION cancelled the councils pre-
Nous acts on the pretense that there were
no iunds since that limo two resolutions
nave been introduced in the council TO
pave Wood street, but the good work ended
there But during all these months paving
mas been going on nicely in the rural dis
ticts, particularly in the community nd
lacent TO some alderman or near some OF
MS property interests. Now | hone the
public VIII pardon me for coming pretty
close to some facts that may sting a
select few. Wood street is the connect =
Ing link for two asphalt streets as well
AZ the contemplated link for two railroads.
This particular street is in 4 demoralzed
condition aud passable two days In a week
aud at the Same time there is more travel
on these two blocks in one day than there
is on Montgomery avenue In six months
1t Is the connecting link to and fro from
all depots. factories and mills and our
voice seems faint compared with railway
corporations who live in hopes OF even,u-
any eorralling the council for permit 10
run their roadbeds on this thoroughfare
I If there isn't some influence antagonisuc
to our welfare back Of some of our ser
wants, / want to so on record as saying
that It is the most peculiar coincids2cC
that ever came TO my observation We
are anNiously waiting for the aldermen to
do their dnty-and that too, before cleo
ltion. H. l.. Hohl.
Corner Willow and Wood streetsl
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John Howard Of Wichita Falls was 10
the city Yesterday, en- route to his home,
after a visit TO Galveston. There was a
time in this state when every paper had
reference 10 John Howard, or and For
Texas. and probably no man was better
known than this same John. He induced
many to locate in Texas, who are now
comfortably domiciled within the State,
and he has settled down TO a quiet life
farming tby proxy, where he will speud
his future days.
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Court nt Hempsteud.

Hampstead Texas February 1S,--The
Injunction suit Of Ellis VS.. Harrison, from
Fort Bend county, occupied the first day
OF court and part of today After the
arguments Judge Thompson dissolved the
injunction.
ne case OF Jesse Winters VS.. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway for $50, 900
damages for loss OF limb, is on trial. Tie
plaintiff is little negro hoy years cid
and from Houston, where the accident o.
CURED
me county commissioners who have
been in session, adjourned today until at
ter court is over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-15
First Court of Annenl.

Galveston, Texas, February I4.-Follow-
ing are todays proceedings in The First
court of civil appeals:
Motions for rehearing submitted .Joseph
Cross VS. l.. N. Moores. from Rusls. c r,
Dickey VS.. j. c. Cox from Smith; Frank
Matula ct al VS.. John Lane. from Fayette
appellants and appellees) H. d. How
ard ct al vs. L. Schwarz & Co.. from Wal.
ler R. j. PolaseiS VS.. Henry Janecek, from
Lavaca
Agreed motion to Ale transcript grant
ed James Ramsey ct al VS.. II. W. H.
Zapp, from Colorado.
Motion to dismiss submitted: George
Washington ct al vs.. Eastman Bros, from
Walker
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GroesbcecIs News Note..

Groesbeeck Texas, February 13--ouite
number have measles, both in town and
country.
TIE cool, dry noriher now blowing is
very acceptable. Farmers are very busy
and little late owing TO the continued
rains heretofore.
District court adjourned Saturday even
ing with six convictions, all for the penl-
Tertiary.
The banquet at tho court house last
tNenlns. given By the Mssons. was highly
enjoyed by all in aasendance.
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How He helped The Laborinu N.n

10 the Editor of The Post.
Houston. Texas. February 1s,-H is
possible that Mr.. Browne. in his well
known modesty that forbids bis right
hand knowing what his left haad is doins
for the good Of his fellow meu, forgot TO
mention in his interview as published in
last Mondays Post that time ard again
while hs was mayor and When the clty's
funds ran low he gave his Individual chock
for money With which TO pay eff tho meu
wfo day BY day worked with the pick and
shovel for the city. BIZ, this he did rather
than draw upon some special fund which.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-15

The Texas and Louisiana Lumber com
peny have bought out the Ray Heck Lum-
Der company and hereafter viii conduct
a lumber yard On Cont street, Fifth ward.
at She old r. D. Gribble stand, and the
business will be conducted rs tho Fifth
Ward Yard of the Texas and Louisiana
Lumber company.
A full stock OF lrst-elass Lumber. Shin
giles, Posts, Sash. Doors. Blinds Build
ers' Hardware. etc. etc. viii be carried
Quick service, hrst-class material aud
low prices guaranteed Phone 7S6.
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under a strict Interpretation of the law,
no had no right to touch. and II any evil
dence OF the giving OF such checks BE-
wanted the then chairman of the finance
committee. Mr.. Jules Hirsch. can testify
as to the correctness OF this statement.
This does not look much like the act OF
very bitter opponent of the Working man,
does It? ~.
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Lecture 10 kniwht. OF mia.

VT " Y. Malmburg of Kansas CIT,
entertained The members OF Texas ledge
No !. Nrdgais Of Pythiss. iast night with
q lecture on "Tbe History Of pivnysAis,'
or THE Test OF Friendship Mr.. Malm-
hnrg' has much dramatic taien, h.v,ar
bssr an actor OF the old school. ana ~
lecture sas much enicyed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-15
NC XANTHos

has erected a fruit stand In front OF his
confectionery store, sos Main street and
viii carry The choicest limo OF fruits All tho
year around His fresh aud pure candies.
made daily. are most popular He has inst
receives fresh shipment OF he renowned
Allegretti chocolates. Your patronage "a
respectfully solicited.
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In Memory Of the Maine,s Heroes.

BY order of Captain John s, Radford the
Houston Light Artillery will meet at the
Mckee Street Methodist church tonight at
7.45 o'clock for the purpose OF attending
the memorial service in hoaor of the
heroes Of the Maine" John D. Green,
chaplain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-15

loL"l ..s'.'''s' 'sss's '''s-'s..... ~ .f-U
II was decided at The mass meeting 20
raise $500. and the finance committee
will start ont this morning 10 raise that
amount, including what has already been
subscribed.
Citizens should near IN mind that tho
money subscribed for this purpose rs d.
recuy in The line OF securing deep water
for Houston, as the meeting OF the Trans
mississippi Congress is one OF The most
valuable adiuncts towards the accomplish
mcnt Of hat end.
Everyone should hc ready when the
commitlcn calls.
Va addition 10 the primary object Ia
be- a1hsciNrd tn subscribing TO this fund
which ls 10 aid in tho securing ~ deer
water. There Is 4 moro Immediate and d.
rect benefit which may appeal 10 the rc-
tai trade. and that IL The immediate houe.
~ that VIII accrue 10 them IN having a
large delegation ~ visitors in the city for
nearly = week who will leave more OF
less money in circulation.
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mother never
had a hired
girl. S h c
worked early
a n d late,
and raised a
family. Hired
girl indeed I!
Look at your
mother, sir"
ITS just
10 o kin & at
mother F" said
the son
" III ade III c
resolve that
my cliildren's
mother should
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ncnth of NIrr. CnlIin..

Mrs. Mary u, Collins. aged 81 years.
died at o'clock yesterday morning at the
residence Of her son. Mr.. j. p. Collins. No.
20lS Iceland avenue. The funeral services
occurred at the house at o'clock yester-
day afternoon and the remains We're
shipped to Dallas for nterment.
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SENTENCED TO HAss'
Two Murderers Are 90 ray
W. atty nj Bonbam' i h

Bonham, Texas, FeSruals : ~
Chambers today set tae 10y uss,
OF Neverson Morris and Franz = ! Il =. /
were convicted OF murder 5,s :. a ssls
Of the district court; i, gns I; S ssst \
ecution was set for Ma chlli 10 j
ris killed his wife ana I'm .rr.l. n
grove. this county. las. nEdrg
murdered his companiOn ma b n
throat with a razor, after 30's'
him.