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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, GA. R.
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT OPENED
WITH A GRAND PARADE.
Officers Were Elected and Calves.
ton Selected as the Next
Place of Meeting.

San Anutonio Texas, April 20.--The Sec
ond day OF the State Grand Army OF tho
Republic encampment opened with grand
parade at $3.50 o'clock, in which all the
Grand Army of the Republic and Confed-
crate veterans in this city participated.
Following the parade the veterans and
their guests proceeded to the Empire
Opera house, where they were formally
welcomed to the city by Mayor Hicks.
Department Commander John G. Roch re-
sponded to the mayors address. Several
other addresses We're also made
At o'clock this afternoon the veterans
met at the Empire Opera house for busl-
ness. greater part of the proceedings
were secret.
Galveston was selected as the meeting
place for next years encampment Officers
for the coming year we're elected as fol-
lows; Charles B. Peck, department conf
mander; Nat Underwood senior vice COM
mander; II. w Cllngman. junior vice COM
mander G. w. Patterson, chaplain; DR..
Joseph Jones, medical director; H. A..
johnson, delegate at large C. C. Haskell.
delegate; J. w. Ayres, alternate delegate
at large H. f. Coager alternate dele
gate. The installation OF officers will
take place tomorrow morning.
The veterans are being entertained at
San Pedro Springs tonight with an old
fashioned camp FIRE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
THE 0RATORICAL ASS0CIAT TON
ANNUAL MEETING AND CONTEST
HELD AT FORT WORTH.
Glenn Flynn of the Southwestern
University Was Given the First
Place, Welmer Pope Second.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 20.--A business
session OF the seventh annual meeting Of
the Texas oratorical association was held
this morning at the Fort Worth lniver-
sity. President w. NJ, Short OF Fort Worth
presiding There was a full representa-
ton OF the institutions belonging to the
association. 1t was decided to hold the 1901
oratorlcal contest at the Southwestern
university at Georgetown. The associn-
tion decided to join the Southern inter-
state oratorlcal association and the win
ner Of tonlght's contest will represent the
Texas association at Monteagle, Tenn, Ia
July.
The following officers were elsc'ed ior
the ensuing year: President. Mr.. Niih-
can OF Southwestern university, George
town; vice president. McInnis of Aastin
college. Sherman; recording secretary
spiller OF Trinity university, Tehuaeana
treasurer Wallace OF Agricultural anu
Mechanical college, College station.
In the State oratcrical contest ionlgnl
Glenn Flynn OF the Southwestern nn'Yef-
sity of Georgetown won first; subject
America. Providential Origin and Des-
tiny Welmer Pope of Fort worth UNI,
versity, second: subject. Martin l'ulne''
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THE NEW MAYOR OF FT. WORTH
ADVOCATED MANY CHANGES IN THE
CIrY's LAWS.
He Thinks Franchises should Ds
Charged For and officials Elect
ed Directly by the People.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 20. Mayor T..
j. Powell delivered his inaugural address
TO the council tonight and among other
things recommended that &le council
adopt civil service regulations for the po-
lice force to prohibit them from taking
part In elections when in uniform. except
to vote; that the cIty's bonded debt be ro-
funded at per cent his message shows
the city's fanances to be in deplorable
condition WIS a deficit OF over 100000 In
the sinking fund. He opposed granting
franchises for public utilities without re-
enumeration and suggested the Initiative
and referendum be Incorporated IN the
city charter and that all officers. heads
OF departments, board OF equalization and
school board be elected by a direct vote
OF the people, that eight hours constitute
days work by the city at reasonable
prices and thur there be a provision In
the charter prohibiting city workshops. He
favored legislation to encourage railroad
building TO this city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
THE TEXAS FEDERATED CLUBS
SHORTER HOURS FOR GIRLS IN THE
STORES ADVOCATED.
Election OF Officers, Selection of the
Next Place of Meeting and
Adjournment Sine Die

San Antonio, Texas. April 20.-There
was large crowd in attendance at the
meeting OF the club women this morning
and after invocation by Rev. Mr., Harris
the regular business OF the meeting was
taken UP.
Three minute reports were heard from
the delegates who did not get here to
give their reports the day before. Some
very bright and interesting talks We're
made and tho greatest enthusiasm and
good feeling prevailed.
Mrs. Ewing of Houston introduced a
resolution IN regard 20 shorter hours for
the girls in the stores and every delegate
went home pledged to use her influence
in that direction.
The election of sficers resulted as fol-
lows Mrs. j. G. Terrell. Fort Worth.
president; ars. Cecil Smith. Sherman,
third vice president; Mrs. Osborne, Clo-
burne, fourth vice president; Mrs. Beers.
Galveston, fifth vice president; Mrs. Key.
Marshall, sixth vice president; Miss Shell
ton, Fort Worth, corresponding secro-
tary; Miss Sayles Abilene, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. Charles Bonner, Tyler. treas
urer.
The next convention Will be held In
Dallas
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THE STATE UNDERTAKERs.
VIII Meet in Houston Next Year.
Election of Officers.

VIII Meet i'm Houston Next Year
Election of Officers.
San Antonio, Texas. April 20.--The four
teenth annual convention of the State I'm
dertakers and Embalmers association held
its final meeting this morning and ad-
journed to meet next year at Houston.
The election OF officers was then declared
in order, the election resulting as follows:
President. j. +. Gotten of Weathcrford;
first vice president. George Loudermilk OF
Dallas; second vice president JoEeph
Shelley of San Antonio; third vice presi-
dent. l.. p Robertson OF Fort Worth;
fourth vice president W. B. Carson OF
Pilot Point secretary, j. w. Wright OF
Temple; treasurer. NJ. NJ Rains OF Mar
shall lecturer, George w. Bohrer OF
Houston; delegate TO National convention,
w. l.. Norwood of Galveston; executive
committee, Ed C. Smith. Dallas; c. B.
Sutherland. Corsicana; ]. P. Crouch, Nc
Kinney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
FREMONT ARRIVALS.

J. 3. Longbridge, New York; II. r.
Moore, Crockett; NJ. A. Goodman, Houston;
Charles Mclaughlin, city; h. G. Eynch,
New Orleans; Philip Cass, ST, Louis; T.,
G, Longketter, city; S, l. Munger and wife,
Dallas; ]. d. Johnson. Hubbard City; w.
s. Rein, Dallas; w. l.. Honscom, city;
James Moore, city; W. C. Archer, Kansae
City; e. b. Cowello and wife, Springfield,
J. Burial. Ardmore. l. T.; w d. Fugart,
oklahoma City; f. II, Jones, Chicago; j..
A. Whiting, Cripple Creek; Ed Coin, clty:
a. Y. Curtis, Marlin; George Mays, city;
Mrs. c. Konner, st, Louis; Leo Results
and wife, st. Louis; @. ]. Johnson, New
Orleans: J. C. Down, Chicago; c. w.
Thompson, New York; A. Il. Baldwin,
Richmond. Va; Elgin r. Graves. Rich
mond, Va W. W. Williams. Greenvslle;
J. d. Dale, Greenvile; 3. b. Range and
wife, Fort worth; Captain Harrison, VIII
berforse: George T Stevens New Braun
fes; s. r. Qiglast, Clean, Mo- p. *,
Noccarlos. Clarkeville; G. |. TURNKEY, Col
orado Springs; j. b. TURNKEY, Chattanooga;
Fred Mefort. st, Louis; William H..
Nangle. New York; r. 7. Burwell, New
orleans; J. J. Lonely. st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

|sn, Texas, April 19..--An effort 10
ss ny leading negro politicians to
h, q negro wing of the democratic
u Grayson county.
I'M {, Texas, April i7.---state Treas
ks,",. robbins has recently been in
A shaking hands with his
krS si Texas, April 1s.-The legisla-
H. pa' fcS the Thlrty-second dis
i representative A. d. Hamilton
SspstSS s X. Texas. April 1s.-candIdates
[n,. oihees are becoming nume rous.
a. are to be held in Concho
ssery one is democrat.
|Bs,a, Texas, April i7.-chairman
katie a mas called the Kent county
>set ssyInsenticn to meet here May
kuuysn,, ,esatss to the State andAdis-
varm,as, April 17.--County poll.
VA ,hns up and more interest Is
}al in,ssior many years past; the
ano res. ~ in the contest for
= Texas, April 1e-co,ono,
taniIs..n and Mr.. J. T. siuder OF
As th s rs for the State senate
IA. F.,,ss 'evnth district. composed
Hskips s and McLennan counties.
ia nr. uew acquaintances and re-
] msrs nere last week. Ruth GEN.
S'nndent Of Victory. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21

Crockett Texas, April 2O.--Mayor S. T.
Beasley was born near La Grange, Ca,
on March IL, 1910. He graduated at the
State university in 1868; attended lectures
tfirst course) at the Jefferson Medical col
lege. Pennsylvania and graduated at At
lanta Medical college in September, 1860
and at New Orleans School OF Medicine in
1861. He went into the Confederate army
in June and was appointed and commits
stoned assistant surgeon of the Thirteenth
Georgia regiment in July. 1861. Mr.
Beasley was in the campaign in West Vir-
ginia and wounded on Whitmarsh Island,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
TEXAS VETERANS.
P,uuIon Of The Fathers Of Texas Is
Being Held.
|IvcHrERs OF Tue REPUBLIC
..ruai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Announces Its Contri-
r.,ou to Battlefield Fund

,,onio, Texas, April 2o-The TWEEN
m annual reunion OF the Texas
association and the Daughters
Republic met here today. President
| Bryan presiding.
| 80 addresses OF welcome, a poem
Mary Saunders was read.
was selected as the place Of
next year
In officers were reelected: Guy
ap. Austin. president; G. w. Petty.
!. president; j. M. Hill. second
FssIoent; Rufus Burleson, Waco,
stephen h. Darden, secretary;
R Lubbock, Austin, treasurer.
fnmuuieation from Houston chap
[shters of the Republic stated that
wer had the sum of $500 subject to
n the commissioners to help pay
ground on which the battle of San
was fought.
Lecretary was instructed to send a
{ulatory telegram TO the Daughters
$eson tomorrow on the occasion OF
veiling OF the monument to the
d Texas. bequeathed by the late
senberg.
are fewer than 100 veterans In at
u and they are all old. Veterans
kuphters we're driven over the city
kefnoon. Tonight they are holding
ial services in the First Baptist
meeting of the Daughters OF the
ID of Texas today the following Of
we're elected: President, Mrs. An
les OF Houston; first vice president,
hry ]. Briscoe of Galveston; second
esdent, Rebekah j. Fisher of Aus
|rd vice president, Mrs. w. b. Ken
! Houston; fourth vice president,
ate e. Terrell OF Dallas; fifth vice
|ht Mrs. Walter Gresham OF Gall
historian, Mrs. Nj. Looscan of
b; secretary, Mrs. j. ]. McKeever,
Houston; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Milby OF Houston; treasurer, Miss
fenn OF HOUSTON.
conytntion will conclude with
Is session and social function tomor-
ternoon and tonight.
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SENT FREE TO MEN
Quickly Restores Lost vigor
to Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent BY Mail
To All Who Write.

Free trial packages Of a most remarkable
remedy are being mailed TO all who will
write the State Medical Institute. They cured
no many men VINO had battisd for years
against the mental and physical suffering OF
lost manhood. that the institute has decided
to distribute free trial packages to all who
write. IL Is q home treatment and all men
who suffer with any form Of sexual weakness.
resulting from youthful folly. premature loss
OF strength and memory. weak back, yari-
eocsle. or cancellation OF paris can now cure
themselves at home.
The remedy has neculiarly grateful effect
OF warmth and seems to act direct to the
desired location. givi- strength ana Develop
ment Just where II is needed. IL cures all
the Ills and troubles that como from years
OF misuse OF the natural functiens and has
been an absolute success 10 all cases. A re-
quest 60 tho state Medical Institute. 4cs Eiek-
iron building. TT. Wayne. Ind. stating that
you desire one OF their free trial packages
viii be complied With promptly. tbs lnsti-
tute Is deslrous OF reaching that great class
OF men who are unable to leave home 20 be
treated and the free SAMPLE viii enable then
10 see how easy II IL 10 be cured Of sexual
weakness when the proper remedies arc en-
ployed. The Institute mskes ne restrictions.
Any man who vrItes will bs sent free SAM
ple carefully sealed In 3 pIeiu pAoGeGs -
that It's recipient need ksve no fear n en-
barr sssment Of publicity. HeoGsfo oSo ~
spssts1 y vTits vitheuf 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21

near Savannah, in 1862 After the war
closed he came to Texas and located in
Houston county in 1867 He is still IN ac-
children, four boys and four girls.
He was elected mayor of Crockett,
Texas, years ago and was re elected with
out opposition again this year Mr.
Beasley always votes the straight demo-
cratic ticket. He never held an Office be-
fore but feels highly honored in being
mayor OF what he conceives to be the host
city tof its size) in the best county III tho
best State in the American Union.
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RevivaI at pnGalo.

Buffalo. Texas, April ls.--Rey. Steve
Burke is conducting revival at the Pres
byterian church here and is creating big
interest in the churches. the house being
crowded to it's full capacity every night
He handles Elm ana the liquor traffic with
out gloves. At the conclusion OF IFS GER
mon last night hfty-two voters vent TO the
front and signed petition for an election
on prohibition In this school district, and
X 70 safe to say that within sixty days
Buffalo will be dry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
TAYLOR TOPICS.
MIR. seickert Seriously Injured ;"
Boys at Play,

Taylor, Texas. April 2o.--Whiie Mr.
seickert was walking down Main street
Last night he met a crowd OF boys VINO
were running and playing on the street
One of the boys ran into Mr. seicKer'
knocking him down, his head striking the
hard pavement. His skull was fraeturei
by the fan. and he was picked up In an
unconscious condition. The injured man
is now at the hotel and is In very
critical condition. 80,
L. c. Dupree from San Angelo mas Desn
in the city this week buying horses TOT tns
British army. -, a.
Ex-Governor James s. Hogs mas ~
appointment to speak In Taylor on 'he
Path instant.
Judge W. r. Robertson OF Geofse'o"H
was here yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.

public, and their guests, assigned to car.
riagee In the parade by the chamber Of
commerce committee, will assemble
promptly at l O'Clock p. m. at the Ire
mont hotel.
The order which has formerly existed
for the sending OF male prisoners from
this district whose sentence was over ten
years TO Columbia Ohio, has been re-
voked and now male prisoners Will be
sent to the United States penitentlary at
Fort Leavenworth. The female prisoners
will be sent TO Columbus, Ohio, as before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
Som.rou, BureIaries at Abbott.

Abbott. Texas. April 2o.--Hopkdnson Day
company's store at this place was robbed
last night. The thieves took lot OF
pocket knives. handkerchiefs, shoes, hose.
perfumery, boys suits and probably sew
eral other things as II is difficult TO ascer-
tain lust what they did take.
This makes the fifth store that has been
bureiarized here In the past month.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Ardmore, I. T.. April 2O.--Durlng ter
rife electrical storms which passed over
this place late last night the new barn of
Frank pettell was struck by lightning aud
set on Are. The doors were blockdded ~
the hay having fallen from the lott, which
made the escape OF stock impossible; Pet
tells fine buggy and three head oil regis
fAred cattle were burned
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Georee w. smith KIIled.

Fort Worth. Texas. April 2O.-oeorss
W. Smith. middle aged man OF kenne-
dale, was shot and instantly killed tohght
by a German named Enoch l.. Teihlman,
two miles east OF the city. Teilhman con
ducts a beor house. Smith entered his
place intoxicated, and began abusing MS
wife, using vile language. Finally ne
threw a beer bottle at Teihlmsn, when he
shot him with a Winchester. Telhlman
came 10 the city and gave himself up.
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alhoun County Democrats.

Lavaca. Texas, April 17.-Dr. G. +.
OF the democratic county
'e committee, has called conven-
me democrats OF this county 10
me court house in Port Lavaca
" instruct delegates to the differ
..enuons and to transact such other
rs may come before the con-
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Eeoe doches Counts contcst.

|saoches, Texas. April 1e.--The pri-
ERECTION Is Just two weeks off and
who have opponents are
Pking after and talking up their
mere are three candidates for
ludse, three for sheriff and three
l t,es ior the legislature; r. w. Hal
c.or OF the Daily Sentinel, is one
'aree Tor the latter position.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
rev. seth wand mI.

Rev Seth Ward was taken III yesterda,
morning at his home in this city. and a
confinement to his room for several days
VIII probably prevent him from fllling his
appointments during the next week Rev.
Wards attack came rather suddenly, and
while not serious 10 its nature. viii be
source OF regret to his numerous
friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
|lve,ton County COMMITTEES.

piston, Texas, April 2O.--The demo-
executive committee Of Galveston
held a meeting last evening and
ed for the primaries to be held on
and for the county convention TO
A on June |, The following reso-
was also adopted: Resolved, That
|egates presenting credentials signed
executive committeeman and the
Of the election from their respsc-
Eeecincts shall be entitled to seats in
incoming democratic convention and
Len credentials shall be prima facie
Y, OF their election as delegates
PER- respective precincts.
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Denton. Texas. April 1s--Rev. Williams
of Dallas is conducting protracted revival
meeting at the First Presbyterian church
here, assisted by the pastor. Rev Or. C,
l.. Hogue. The meeting Will continue sew
eral days yet. The Oak Street Methodist
church took up It's annual missionary col
lection this week, netting nearly $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
SALVATION CAUSED DEATH.
of CnIomeI Resulted
Fatal in Two Cases.

Fatnl in TWO tnseN.
Kaufman, Texas April 20.-Recently
Mrs. Compton, living some miles from
here, became i'll and was given calomei;
the drug salivated her and gangrene set
up; she suffered great agony for several
days and died. While she was very Ill,
little daughter became sick and calomei
was also given her. with the same effect
and results as In, her mothers case; the
child died yesterday. The cases are pc
culiar in that salvation very seldom re-
suits fatally
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
p,w Fruit CROP predicted.

pepison. Texas. April so.-prof T. v.
Munson, the eminent horticulturist and
su,hor. said to The Post correspondent to-
day The fruI, crop this season promises
10 be the largest ever-known. have lived
IN North Texas over twenty years and
never saw anything like IT,"
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cola round I'm Johnson county.

cleburne. Texas. April le,-No little
excitement is manifest among the dwell
lers at Keers. four or Ave miles cas-, OF
cleburne, over the discovery Of gold at
Keene. Gold has been found In the moun-
talns Of the Brnzos In the western part
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RELIGIOUS.
District Conference conventi,

District Conference Convention.
Hillsboro. Texas. April 20.-The dis
trict Endeavor met here today with the
president Edgar Lumpklng. presiding.
There are about fifty delegates here.
They will be in session tomorrow and
Sunday. Thirteen counties are embraced
in the district, nearly all of which are
represented.
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pnyiIlon At san Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas. April 2o.-Fire at
40 o'clock tonight destroyed the pavilion
at Limburger's garden on River avenue,
The origin OF the FIRE is mystery. but II
IL believed to have been incendiary. Ths
loss Is $1,000. covered by insurance.
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ISLAND ClTYNEWS ITEMS
The Monument to Texas Heroes Is to Be
Unveiled Today.
EXHIBITION BY THE Lie SAVING CREW
Britssh steamer Carried Bsr Cargo
out of Port--News Notes
ana Personals.fe

Galveston, Texas. April 2o,-srhe morn
ing trains brought several hundred WIS.,
itors, who were attracted here by the San
Jacinto Day festivities, and great many
more are expected tomorrow.
The arrangements for the flower parade
Indicate this feature of the entertainment
will be oil that could be expected.
The pet animal and pony show was
opened this morning and will be continued
tomorrow. The admission is free and
many visitors have called today to in
spect the show.
Immediately after the parade. which starts
at o'clock.
The following is the programme for the
unyeiling ceremonies
Prayer. .Hey. j. Il. Carter
Chorus, "wHi You Come to the Bow
err. =. Children OF the Public schools
Address Presentation OF the monument
to the State of Texas, on behalf Of Ma
Jor A, j. walker, executor OF the estate
OF Henry Rosenberg.
Hon. NJ. e. Kleberg.
Unwilling Monument ..........>.......
Miss Mollie Macglll Bridges
Address--Acceptanc Of the monument for
the state of Texas.
Joseph d. Sayers, Governor OF Texas.
Cnoru6, 'DlNle ....'..s.,.. $1,000,
...... Children of the Public Schools
ADMINISTRATIONS OF the Monument to
the Youth OF Texas"
Clay Stone Briggs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the monument on
behalf of the heroes Of the Texas revo-
tuition and their descendants.
Hon. j. c. Hutcheson
Ode '''rhe Texas star" by Mabel Place
Smith, dedicated TO Texas Heroes--Past,
Present and Future,
w. T. Armstrong.
Chorus, america" ..............a.
... Children Of the Public Schools
Benedictionl amman. .Rey. J. II, Carter
salute.
Hon. NJ. f. Mott wll Introduce the
speakers.
The custom house, banks and nearly all
the business offices will be closed in OBJ.
servanee of the holiday.
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OF the county. Numerous samples OF orc
containing gold have been displayed by
different people on the streets OF Cie-
burne, purporting to be from Kesne aud
other parts OF the county. Keene Is q
town OF Seventh Day Adventists
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cRocKnTr COUNTY RANCH DEAL.

ozonn, Texas, April is.--John Todd OF the
indian Territory has just completed a deal
with John u. Gilman for his ranch and cattle
In Crockett county, consideration being sibo.-
600, The ranch comprises about 100 sections
OF land. OF which 10000 acres Is patented
land. The cattle brought $40 around and tho
land 81, per acre.
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FINE CATTLE ron san ANdEI.o

San Angelo Texas, April le,--Two cars OF
registered and. high grade. Hereford cattle
arrived yesterday from JackEboro, Texas.
Three OF the animals cost over $500 each They
IRE the property OF Rhode q Willie, the former
editor Of the San Angelo Press. the latter a
resident OF Houston, and son OF the late
Justice Willie OF Galveston,
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LIVE STOCK.
SALES AT en- ANGELO.

bott d Bro today sold for seaton Keith to
Doc Grmsiey OF tile Indian Territory. 1850
steerb, and i-year.olds for shipment TO tho
Territory. Price, per head retained. but tho
deal win amount to about t2s,o 900.