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Ladies' fine velvet stock collar
sold at 0O O.................1O .1Or . ~
Ladies puff scarfs, all colors
sold at 80. 50.................fo for 20
Ladies' black or white sailor hat. IL
Ladies black or white fine sailor
HdI.. ....'''.. ~
Lap busters, a nice line just
received. .................on only oy
45 clothes pins. s................... O5
12qt. extra heavy pail. ............ IL
Wash bowl and pitcher. r......... q
Large sized white chamber. r....... Il
Fine silk yelling black or white
sold at 20................. ...tOr IL
Ladies' all silk mitls. ............. II
Ladies all silk gloves. ............ q
Ladies' Isle gloves, all colors.... II
Sontacke braid, all colors "a yards
OulN.... IL
Ladies' gray hose. only 0;
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PRODUCE.

ttlhsf.-Hens 50 4Oa2.75; cocks, large.
|sgz0oi roasters 81. 40@2. Go. flyers,
|-,su broilers. $lSOd2. 20. Turkeys
S,wg6SO gobblers. 81 .00a9 90 per
seeoFdlng to size and quality; young
r. N.Vei4.50. Ducks, large S2.50a3 so.
'Sh ieathered. 81 5o65.0o. Guineas,
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HIDES AND WOOL.
MATHIS MATTERS.
Acreage in Melons is TO BE Largely
Increased This SensOn.

Mathis, Texas January 25.-It is ru-
mored that the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass win soon inaugurate new pas
senger schedule with view to connecting
with the Mexican National for Mexico at
Alice, This will give Mathis excellent
railroad facilities, as we will then have
two trains daily. The outlook for all
points in this (San Patricio) county could
hardly be more fiattering than at present,
and it is not 10 be supposed this point
will be slow to take advantage of the
opportunities offered.
Mathis shipped last year $50 cars OF
melons before July 10 and the acreage
will probably be increased this year. These
melons properly marketed should net an
average of $40 to $50 per car and as there
are thousands of acres of this land for sale
at 81 TO So per acre 1t can readily be seen
what the possibilities are for the future
Of this town
Portland. In this county, is now ship
ping carloads of mixed vegetables and II
is well TO remember that this is jan
uary %.
Two OF Mathis most popular young peo-
pie were united in the holy bonds OF mltri-
nony on Tuesday night at the residence
OF the Rev. Williamson, who ofhciated
Tho groom. Mr.. j. W. Capel, Is most
energetic young man, while the bride
Miss Penkie Ramey, is deservedly very
| popular. ,,,,
Harry ]. Tlmon and Walter Billingsley
visited San Antonio recently
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sp,,rnne-o,connor.

Laredo Texas. January s4.-Mr D.
splllaue. resident of the City of Mex
leo and Miss Alice o'connor OF san Luis
potosh daughter OF Daniel o'connos o.
t,,s Nexioas, Central railway were mar
ried here today ard left for Memphis On a
morning train. After brief visit 70 the
brides sister. Mrs. @. P. Mooney the
couple win leave Memphis for an extendet
tour through Europe.
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Elgin. Texas, January 25.-charles Hill
an eniploye OF the telegraph COMPANY
had both his feet crushed this morning
about a mile west OF here by a car from
which he was unloading telegraph poles
lie was brought here One foot VII haze
10 be taken oil and possibly the o ger
The physician can not tell at this writlnk'
Several citizens are attending district
court at Bastrop as jurors, witnesses ana
/ e,artators
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a MARKET REVIEW.

Houston. Friday, January 2.

,,,u.,ou. Friday, January 70.
received by local jobbers' to-
W. an advance OF some 20 points
''n..s meat markets. II this news
,~.s the Houston market will go
srmer feeling in the egg mar
..a itself today, although there
nea'. IN the quoted prlces--11Gl2c.
CO. srslpess done was at the lower
''' enc sales at i2c were reported.
'u W.. we're somewhat lighter than
', ~ his fact and the colder weather
feeling is attributed.
.,,l, an unusually good demand for
,be extreme scarcity which exists
z, Is having the effect of causing
IA upwards. There is none OF the
,s,Ssrs, hands at present and the
~, az fresh stock is not expected
until about Monday
,scs,pts Of poultry were about as
!, there being no increase in the
business was rather dull and prices
,.s,er. Practically all of the new
xere disposed OF, however.
trs,,sv Mil and Elevator company of
ri. has advanced its prices on -four
s,,rcl. No changes have SO far been
! other brands,
:. ara higher in the primary markets.
~ no changes have been made in
4 scale Of prices,
thompson 6 Co. today received one
bananas, one of seed potatoes and one
h oranges.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOM for two EeAtlsmen it
pfiYate family Y i'm bath prhilsfe. Refer
enccs exchanged. Apply LIP Walker. 80
NICELY furnished rooms with good table
board. 1l0i Calhoun avenue. n
CAN accommodate few day boarders. Iie
Travis. next to Bristol hotel. y
BOARD and rooms for two gentlemen; rates
reasonable GEO Girard street. opposite Cen
trail depot u
S 20 PER WEEK table board s275. 1913
Franklin avenue. 2-l0
NICE ROOM. good board, baths, quiet place
Nc children. s0i Crawford "a
50 so PER WEEK: table board SAD. 12l3
b Franklin avenue. 1-l6-l9o0
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WANTED--,Dy q coored girl, place 70 COOK
or nurse or anything Address sSpS' tnls 81 da
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r o. 3. mill. Texas interior points. az.
cording to location:
Per Gallon.
Prime crude oil loose ...,... 70 a. 29h
Prime summer yellow oil 32 % 32A
Inter. per pound .,.,...,.... 3h0 "a
Cake and meal delivered at Galveston:
Short ton.
Prime cotton seed meal ...... s21 80 AL 10
Prime cotton seed cake ...... p so Ql2l 70
Houston mills are paying $1,000 per toa
for cotton seed t. o. b. interior towns
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,AFPLEs-New York stock. 81. SOFAS 90; vir-
boxes. 81 CO.
BANANAS Fancy stock, per lunch, packed
81 10
CRANBERRIES--Crates s2.75: barrels $500
COCoANUTS-Per sack, 81, 00d1i.5o.
GRAPES-Almeria Sc 50GS00 per barrel
LEMONS-Fancy Messlna, S60s, So SOFA co.
oRANGES-California budded 50 5012 10;
choice nayels. 50 o0Q3.2S, fancy $3.50
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|rs,,sv Mil and Elevator company o.
gaI. has advanced its prices on -four
| s,,rCl No changes have SO far beer
.,her brands. .
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FINANCIAL.

-----
MONEY LOANED--somo per cent. Houston
realty preferred, prompt ATTENTION. Ed y.
Phelps. attorney, 3lOk Nam street. 20
VENDOR LIEN NOTES bought and extended ;
always have money 70 lean on Houston
property + L. Dennis. Mason block. q
WE HAVE local money 10 loan in sums OF
$500 and upwards on Tes' estate security a.
low rates OF Interest No delay where tue
IL good, Persons desiring money for build
ing and other purposes VIII ind II 10 their
advantage to cali on Us, Kennedy q Tracy,
Attorneys at Law. Rooms and .. Camp
Building opposite Postoftieo. Il
$50 COO TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty In amounts TO SUIT. one 10 ten years.
a. lowest rates OF Interest," can also supply
PARTIES wanting 10 build or buy homes "a
any part OF the city with leans on the In
stailnent plan: these loans car be paid Ia
ieli or any part Of them u any iiiue: 10
delay In getting your money can close iohs
90 tie same cay application v Aad@ v utle
10 rat'stsctory ran snpply parties wanting
20 buy lots or build With special bargains IN
enolce blocks. Quarter blocks. lots or res!.
6enfes In aii psrts OF the city or additions
a, Easy terms or for cash. Apply u once 70
\ & Aisiis. sas Main street q
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In office OF The Post
Tor week ending saturday, January 30.
1885, a. H.; S202 90; Bother. business:
S02: s22I; S052; Mrs. Black. ia2, SO Hamil-
ton street. C. IL s. c. H.. G. D.; 500 t2l;
sc79 T.. w. A.; Electrical, Sl55, $3.50, j. II.
tS); S1Si (s); 1888 l3); 49, S23S, sl57 tSl.
1889: Grader s0s2; 1882; siaI Isl, SCAT
Farmer: Sill go: $685. 1911; s0ST; Lindley
o. 1910; s1I0; Sl65, s245: s9ls G. W. Starr;
sl94 1918; soi2; 1921; SOS: Sl7i Sla6. Sgie.
SIP, s022; %; |. womhe;t s02S; s22S sos,
s04S; slis; SiiS; $780, 500 (2l; SIPS; NJ;
sl24; $3.50 49,; Sla9 90 s1l4: "a 90.
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Houston
Heights
lnfirfnary.


2-lbs s2.7o Potted ham, quarters zoe; halves
sl0Q Lunch tongue, lib 1910. Vienna sau-
sage is-lb csc.
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y. ara higher in the primary markets
n no changes have been made il
n scale Of prices.
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NTCHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EEGt.
NEER ANn MACHIN1sr accustomed TO
handle labor would IKE TO TAKE charge OF
plant or machine shop; hrst.claes recon-
mendatlons, strictly sober. martied sDeaks.
writes and reads English. German ana
spnnish: willing to leave city; Al draughts-
man; erecting machinery a specially. J. ~.
PHI Crawford. Houston. Z.
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FOR SALE.

COTTON BUYERS aud sellers manuni
tRiyes1. formerly SO. now ST. 80. 60 close
out. r. l. Jcnnlnss, MARSHALL Texas. ~
NEW clean feathers for sale. Apply 1870
Montgonery avenue, ~
NEARLY NEW No. stove 81. also good
well mounted grind rock s.; no dealers.
Call before ~ at isi7 State street ~
FOR sALE-Two billiard and two pool tables.
Apply $40 Fannin. 80
JUST RECElVED--Car fun leather top bug
gies with curtains and storm apron your
choice si9. Edw. clarendon, dealer iu car
riares, phaetons. Surveys. Mitchell farm and
spring wagons, harness aud rubber tired
hugg,es Repository corner Franklin and
Corcline streets. 2I
ron sALIs--Nails s. base; "A kegs i0d steel
cut nails, s-le. l-le, 2-SO. $40, 1-e0d; also
Z dozen 5isinch black elbows at soc ?
dozen No. 5 copper bottom tin boilers at
- per dozen; dozen No. at 81 per dozen,
fob. Luhng. Texas. Holcomo =. Miles. y
sEEDS--wHoLEsAL AND RErAlis-Just
received; car selected seed corn, Queen OF
Kansas. Kansas KING, Shoe Pes. strawberry
Kansas Sunnower, White Pear aud Golden
Beauty price 81 bushel; car onion sets and
seed car Early OHIO potatoes; car garoon
seeds; l car sorghum: ! car millet, / car
grass seed. Write or wire tor price. Hollo-
way Seed and Grain Co.. Dallas, Texas 4
SPRING WAGON and harness. refrigerator
enameled bedstcad. spring, mattress chars,
tables stoves. for sale at less than cost al
ll0l Milan. aud the PROMISES for rent. y
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|,srox WHOLESALE PRICES.
-, Qrotations on Round Lots o
stauIc Commodities.


,,o,ations are revised daily and their
~ IAN be relied upon. The prices are
ta,ing In Houston Wholesale markets.
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PROFESSIONAL.

6. o. COTTON BRO, Fire Insurance.
Agents. and Adiusters- ~ hsin street. e
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GRAIN Ann HAY

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millers;
dealers charge from store 5G10c more per 100
lbs on bran. 2d3c per bushel on oats and corn,
and 10G15c ner 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 70GT2c.
RICE BRAN--Per 100 lbs. soc.
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs. 9591o5.
CORNING . sacked 4i641isc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure and mixed. 7sd22c.
OATS-Ciood No 1 Texas sOGt33o; off or no
grades o56l2sl7c; Kansas white No. 2 37@3Sc:
No. s white 35dS6c. slightly stained 30hG
31i%c.
HAY-Alfalfa si450al5O0 per ton; timothy
sl400G15.00; South Texas prairie hay s55OGt
80. North Texas and TERRITORY s.. 00lllO 90
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Houston Heights
Texas.

Every advantage AMI
convenience for the sick
and convsleseent. Take
Houston Heights cars or
hone SIS "a rings).
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WANTED-ny young eolorod man position
10 drive delivery wagon or work OF Some
klrd. Apply g21i Walker avenue; references
" required ~
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SPECIAL NoT1c1a.

NOTICE Is hereby givcn that he annual
meeting CT the stockholdcrs OF the Louisi,
ana Nessern nNseaheA na.sfoAd compaAv
has been called to convene az the gencrs
ofnSc OF the company. In The town OF
Orange, orange county. Texas. at ~ o'clock
noon. Monoay, the 18th day OF February.
lpoV. The annual meeting 81 the directors
Of said company Is also Gated TO convene
~ tho same titno and place, the meeting al
the directors to be held Immediately after
the stockholders. lno NJ Odds. secretary.
2-l2-lsso
THE STOCKHOLDERS of.thc Cane Belt Rail.
road company are nerepy given notice that
there will be held special or called meet
INK OF The stockholdefs OF said company at
Its seneral office. Ia Eagle Lake. Texas. al
10 o'clock a. M. on the 9th day OF Februs
ary' A. p isou Tho said meeting Is eall sa
pass aud adopt q code OF bylaws TO gov
etn the Offices and business OF said corpora.
ton; ?, To elect ) members OF the board OF
directors OF said corporation. The above
meeting Is called by the undersigned stock
holders, who own more than one-iourth ~
value OF the capital stock % said railroad
company. VIM Duuoyant, w. I. Eldridgc,
Chas boedeker. Stockholders,
NOTICE. Nouoe q nereOy gwen that ihe
regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders
% the Gulf Western Texas and pacihc
Railway company will be held AZ the pun-
Victoria, Texas, Oh Monday. January ".
1900 al $3.50 o'clock y. m The regular an
nual meeting Of the board o. directors OF
said company will also be held at said place,
and at once upon adjournment Of said stock.
holders meeting. by order OF the board OF
directors W. @, Van Week., President, n
NJ. Smith, SECRETARY,
Victoria Texas December 81, 1881 i-2;
MOTTO E. Notice is hereby given that th'
regular annual meeting OF the stakeholder.
Of the New York Texas and Mexican Rail
way company will be held az the public Of
nee OF the company, In the city OF Victoria
Texas, on Monday. Jcnuary 20. 100. at ~
o'clock y. N The regular annual meeting
OF the board OF directors OF said company
will also be held at said place, and at one,
upon adjournment OF said stockholders
meeting. by order OF the board OF directors
w G. Van Week. President. q. NJ. Smith
Secretary
Victoria. Texas December ~. 1899, i-g
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PRINTFR--A Erst-clasa printer wants work
on some good country Iapar viii work
Tor reasonable wages. References Ad-
dress Frederick II. HornunR. Alone. Texas.
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DFNINIS.
Qpinine. 42G45c per ounce, in bottle NOR
phine. s9.S0@250 per ounce; cocaine, ss25 per
ounoei borax, slsc per pound in ,00-polnd
packages; copperas Sl.40 per pound in bar
rels; castor oil, Sl00 per gallon in 5-gallon
packages; epson salts, ,1.50 per hundred in
barrels alcohol, $3.50 per gallon; sulphur,
s265 per hundred in barrels; alum. 2lae per
pornd in barrels; saltpetre, &c per pound in
barrels; camphor 5sd60c wood alcohol, sLl5.
gum opium $40 powdered opium. $40;
carholic acid, i5c per pound bottles.
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wANTED--Dy couple work IS husband 10 ti5
carpenter work or TO make himself useful
wife seamstress; willing 20 do any kind OF
work. Address SSp6, this Office ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-27

YOUNG white man as clerk, chipping CLERK.
packer or porter in retail or wholesale gro-
Gerry establishments: Is years experience and
frst-elass references given. Address Charles
Andr,ano Columbus, Texas n
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BLANK BOOK sNAPs--Lcdgers and jout-
mails; Westerns paper; lexis; from 400 10
1000 pages, at lo a page Just u price; bound
IN full leather: Russia ends aud bands.
PastoriEas, No. 800 Main.
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BIDS AND PRoPos AIS.


PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES. Or
hce Chief Quartormaster. Department OF
Texas. San Antonio Texas. January q, 1850.
Sealed proposals in triplicate for furnish
ing about sixty cavalry horses at Fort sam
Houston, Texas. will be received here un.
til u O'Clock noon, February ~, 1890 and
then opened. Proposals for delivery 81
ether points in Texas viii also be enter
taned. Information furnished upon apph-
cation. Envelopes should he Endorsed Pro
posals for Cavalry Horses" and addressed
to Major Charles p. Thompson, Chief Quar-
termaster. Y. S. Vols, Chief Qnartermas-
ter. q
IN PURSUANCE OF an order made by the
commissioners court OF Harris county, Jan
nary II. 1900 l will receive BIDS until Jan.
uary 81 1900 at noon for thb erection OF
a pneumatic water system in Harris county
court house according TO plans and specl-
fcations now on file at my office. ~ r..
Schmidt commissioner precinct q
EIDs viii be received at the First National
bank of Flatoria. Texas. until II o,elo1t
noon. January "a, 1900 Tor the erection OF
a bank building III Moulton Texas: ac-
cording 20 plans and qualification at the
bark FlGtonia. owners ressrying The right
10 reject any and all bids. First National
Bank. Fiatouls. Texas ~
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

A REFINED young lady. holding state Ger.
tihcato an experienced teacher and fair
nugcian desires position as goyerpess Tor
email children or as teacher In public OF
private Echool. best references. Address
AaYs This office. ~
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JOB WANTED by colored boy 10 years old Is.
porter IN store or work 10 tae yard. AID
dress 500 Robin street 70
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DOl BILE STRENGTH tansy, pennyroyal and
cotton root pills, delivered 10 plain wrap
per. 81. DR.. White Medicine Co., Box 8,
Houston %
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cHAPPED FACE aud hands cured by NAPLES
Velvet Cream. % cents, oil Congress ave-
nue. Samples free 20
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have seen
our new and elegant styles. now ready for
inspection, Easy monthly payments. c
Janke & Co. Mus.a House. JOB Main street,
4-lG-1950
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W1RE ANp NAILs.

wIRE--Gavanied Gldden $40; waukegan
S4S5y
NAILS--s41 10 base. Advances for common
over base; I'd, roc: Cd, 45c. Id and sd, soc; sd,
nc; sd, l0c; i0d and l6d, Sc Quotations are
for less than car lots,
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LAnlEs' free harmless Monthly Regulat,r
can not fail. Mrs. d. Fox, Milwaukee, Wis.
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SITUATION wanted BY coicrcd boy Is years
OF age 10 walt on table OF to work in tho
yard, willing 20 work. Address $3.50, thia
Office. M
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LADIES IN distress IRON suppressed mensss
positively relieved by taking Presor ptlon
No. 1851 guaranteed or m1ney returned.
lnclose stamp for particulars Madame
Guillaume Galveston. Texas. 9-20
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furnish prices and specinea-
tons on ice and refrigeratIag machinery.
any size or purpose: steel ammonia filings
q specially: correspondence solicited. J. w.
Turnpaugh. Fort Worth. Texas. BIS
The Coconino sun., 1900-12-08

WANTED "A case of bad health that RETAINS will benefit They bansh pain and proloag life. One gives accept substitute. RETAINS, 10 for cents, may be had any drug Ten samples and thousand testmonias will be mailed to any address for five cents, forwarded 10 the RipAns Chemical Co.,. No. Sprucs Street. New Work.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
SIRE

Reynolds, hiding himself behind her petit
coats 10 SHE'D himself from his crime.
VIII you suffer such inequity TO go unpun-
ished? God forbid. / wish that some pant
er coulc put the face of Harvey Jester
upon the canvas. Every wrinkle, every
line. every feature, every expression speaks
OF a melancholy forced into his life by an
Unfee ling father. His tears he spoke OF
his fathers life moved ME as much as any
of you They confirm the cold Indifference
ard neglect of the father
Turn this criminal loose and you may
as well throw the law TO the winds ard let
a state of anarchy reign wherein every man
may take the law into his own hands.
care not how temperate you make the pun
ishmelt. but do ask that you punish him.
The people Of Missouri expect II. The ma
ton demands Of you that you shall not al
low this cold crime to go unpublished.
Gentlemen, / may never meet you again.
My days are passing away | want to re-
turn TO you my heartfelt thanks for your
courtesy ana patience IN this trial as well
az 10 the honorable court and the members
OF the bar
AS he closed the lawyers face was wet
with tears and many in the vast audience
wept with him. II was n great speech ].
o. Allison OF New London was expected 10
speak this afternoon. but after calling court
10 order at 30 Judge Ely announced the
illness OF a turyman and adjourned court
until Monday morning. He feared he said
that overtaxing the jurymans strength
would prove IL poor economy of time.
Allison and T. T. Rodes Will occupy Mon
day. Cullen will speak Tuesday and Forrest
Will close the case "Wednesday.
If nothing unusual occurs the fate OF
Alexander Jester will be In the hands of
the jury Wednesday night
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STATE RESTED ITS CASE.
Jury VIII Visit Scene of Goebel's
Assassination.

Georgetown. Ky. July es.-The attorneys
for the prosecution In the Powers case At
the close of its evidence asked that the
jury be taken TO Frankfort to view the
Statehouse grounds and buildings. the spot
where Goebel fell and other things in con-
nection with the case.
Golden resumed the witness stand at $50
and Judge Sims began a severe crcSs-exami-
nation. Golden repeated the story. told pre-
vioUsly. how he came to be called as 4
witness.
Witness said that he DID not tell his
hrother-in-law John Stamper that he hal
been promised $3.50 or that he could have
$ t-'b In case Of n conviction Of parties. He
also denied that he had ever said IL he and
Culton could get together they could con-
Wet all of them.
Golden was kept busy for an hour OF more
denying that he had made statements that
are attributed TO him by persons who. II
is supposed. would be introduced by the de-
tense TO impeach his testimony.
Judge cantrill announced that the jury
will not be allowed to visit the scene Of the
tragedy till all evidence Is IN.
On redirect examination, Golden said he
John Stamper, who told him he had a talk
with Lawyer l.. +. Sinclair, now One of
the Powers attorneys, and that Golden
could get SEQ If ne would leave the State
and not appear against Powers. Witness
said he refused TO consider the proposition
He gave as a reason for not going back to
Knox County after hs had made confess
sion that his brothers. who lived there, adj
vised him to stay away. as they believed ne
would BE killed.
Robert Haslock. n gunsmith. gave expert
testimony in regard 20 the bullet I'm the
block Of wood cut from the blackberry tree
after IL Is supposed to have passed through
Mir. Goebers body.
He pronounced il a 2S-caliber metal patch
bullet. He said II was copper filled and
nickel plated. The attorneys for the prose
cu.ion then announced that their side would
rest and asked that the jury I've taken TO
Frankfort tn view the scene of the tragedy.
hut the court ruled that this should not be
done till all of the evidence In the case is
in