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GENERAL LABOR NOTES

The Bellaire (O.) stove molders are on
strike for an increase in wages.
Germany gets most OF the $500, 900 which
the United States pays annually for for
eign dolls.
Nearly all the building craftsmen of
force their new wage scale.
New York trades union men are ar
ranging for monster May day demon
stration in advocacy of the elght-hour
movement.
The painters In Kansas City, Mo-,
struck last week because the contractors
refused to pay their revised scale, which
calls for 30 cents per hour.
New Zealand's frozen meat trade with
Great Britain now equals about 1860
heep per day or 6,5Oo,000 carcasses per
ann1m.
The machinists at ConnellsviIle Pa.)
shops of the Baltimore & Ohio railway
have made a demand for an increase of
1212 per cent in wages.
Harry Herbert, OF Newcastle, Pa, and
form formerly Of Gfncinnat Cincinnati are ar f5ond5g faVorabfgy
mentioned for the presidency of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers, to be settled at the ma
tional convention, which meets at Indian
apoliS on May l.
The Scotten Tobacco works, an inde-
pendent concern. which has recently been
acquired by the trust, will be closed in
| definitely in May, throwing hundreds OF
employees out of work.
Over 1900 persons are now employed In
the various industries at Pullman, IIf
Conditions are more satisfactory to lie
workmen since the town passed out OF
the control of the Pullman company,
through the orders of the courts.
The railroads passing through Pitts
burg in a single day last week moved
over Loco carloads of structural iron,
bridge material and machinery. Nearly
700 carloads of miscellaneous steel and
metal manufactures were also shipped
on the same day.
Nearly 1,200 painters and decorators are
idle in st. Louis on account of the re-
fusal of the contractors to pay the new
scale of s. for an eight-hour day, an in
crease of 30 cents a day over the old
rates.
1t is estimated that of the $50, 600 900
feet cut of logs in the Maine forests the
present season, 225,000.000 feet will be
sent to the pulp mills instead OF the saw
mills.
The Chicago carpenters have secured
over 100 signatures of contractors to their
agreement, and so far as the carpenters
are concerned the lockout in that city Is
| at an end.
BTicklayers at Johnstown. Pa. struck
last week upon a refusal of the employ
ers to advance the wage scale from 80
| to 45 cents an hour.
| The union Of the street ear employees
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ating expenses, will do away with II OoO
tlcket sellers and agents and save there
oy, It Is estimated, over $1,000. 600 an
,nually.
The building trades in PHILADELPHIA on
May Will make demand for an eight
hour day. and also for increased wages.
"A bout 1000 men employed by the New
I 4 ork Air Brake company Watertawn. N
H'ss We're locked out last week. The men
rad made demand for an advance IN
wages, and the company offered a COM
promise hSure, which was rejected.
The Industrial Compact is the name
or an organization which has been formed
and chosen Chicago as the center of an
extensive experiment In commercial CO.
operation and social, political and eco
nomic education. Its purpose, as ex-
planned by its founders, is to apply the
principle of organized cooperation to the
dlSt1 1Dutton of the necesSaries of life
Retail and wholesale merchants, it Is ex-
plalned. who accept the organization's
plan OF operation will be the Channels
through which this association of con-
sumers promise to work. Most of the
men at the head of the Industrial Com
pact have been closely identified with
labor and economic movements In tho
past ten years. James Hogan. It's chair.
man, was the real organizer Of the Amer
lean Railway union.
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and other building crafts are preparing

and other building crafts are preparing
to make demands.
Steel ties on the Mexican Southern rail-
way have given great satisfaction, and
their use will be adopted on the entire
line, 22S miles long. Those now down
have been In use eight years and are as
perfect as when first laid. II
Among the richest and handsomest mani
tells and fireplaces now manufactured are
those made of the petrified Arizona wood;
1t is susceptible of high and lasting
polish, and the material is beautifully
variegated ''vined" and colored
One thousand six hundred carpenters
in the Bronxberough, New York city,
went out on a strike last week for the
eight-hour day and wage scale of s.. so
At Orange, n. j., 1000 mechanics in the
building trades are out for an increase in
wages.
The Industrial situation Ia very prom
Ising in the Mahoning, Shenango and
Beaver valleys. Nearly all the iron and
steel mills are in full swing, many OF
them working day and night Extensive
improvements and additions TO increase
output are being made in a number of
mills and furnaces.
An interesting subject of discussion in
the mining press of Europe is going on
as to location of the oldest coal mine
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in. Europe. According to one authority
coal was mined before 1113 and, 1t Is
claimed, was first found in the Liege
district Belgium s-s.ss., -
The congressional investigation OF the
miners troubles in Idaho and the mil
itary outrages at Wardner reveals the
fact that more than two-thfrds of the
names attached to the petition alleged to
have been signed by 5000 persons in
Idaho asking that the troops be retained
in the Occur d'Alenes. and which was
presented TO the president, were either
fictitious or forgeries. 80
South Bend >Qnd.) cigarmakers have
been working up case where a large
quantity of cigars having counterfeit ia
bels on the boxes were sold in that city,
and. as result. $4,000 were returned to
a Cincinnati house issuing the bogus
label. Last week another salesman was
detected putting out goods with the bogus
label attached thereto, and he was ar
rested and bound over to the circuit
court for trial by Judge Whitcomb
The eighty-seven amalgamated railways
OF the United States, which have recently
concentrated their interests to save oper-
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recently formed in ST. Louis is the largest
body in that city, having a membership
Of 1900. 7zz77=474zs'
Memphis GTenn.) Horseshoers, union
recently completed an enormous ornamen-
tai horseshoe Weighing fifty-flve pounds.
1t will be sent to the Paris exposition.
The Reading Penn) railway officials
are conducting series Of examinations
among the trainnen on the Reading di-
vision. Entire crews are being called in
on the road and examined on rules per-
tanning to single and double track rail-
reading.
There is war between the International
Union of Bricklayers and the San Fran
cisco Bricklayers' association. The as
ssociation reduced wages on April / from
IS to So. so per day, and the men struck.
The county court at Memphis. Tenn,
has decided to have all printed matter
and blank forms of the court bear the
Printers union label
The labor situation in Cleveland is the
worst at present of any city in the United
States. The plumbers, machinists. lath-
ers. ironworkers' helpers and glaciers are
all out, while the carpenters, painters
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For Laales nna Gentlemen.

The selfishness exhibited in the building
OF smoking or library cars for the use
of men is hardly selfishness after Ali. if's
merely case of evolution, these products
being SO many finger-posts leading up to
the strictly modern, electric lighted OBJ
servation Car, such as will be placed in
service on the Northern Pacific Railway
next Sunday, 18th inst. where every con.
venience and comfort for both ladies and
gentlemen Is provided /. e., writing and
reading room. card and smoking rooms.
bath room, barber shop. toilet rooms, etc
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VI = 4
Cured While You
Sleep!
IN Is DAYS

SGran-SOIvent" dissOIves Structure like
snow beneath the sun, reduces EN-
LARGED PROSTATE, contracts and
strengthens the Seminal Ducts, stopping
drains and losses IN FIFTEEN DAYS.
No drugs to ruin the stomach, but q direct,
local and positive application to the en-
tire Urethra1 Tract,
Let us warn every sufferer from ureth-
Pel structure. To avoid cutting and di-
lating with bougies, sounds, electricity,
etc, as these brutal methods have never
cured a single case. Let us warn the
weary melancholy victim of sexual weak
ness that his ailment Is purely local,
tnat local treatment and local treatment
only applied to the Prostate Gland Will
heal and strengthen the relaxed and weak
ened seminal ducts, forever stopping
drains and losses, And again let us warn
all sufferers to Shun the powerful in
ternal medicines that are distributed by
the Free Cure QuackS
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WOMEN WERE FINED.

West Third Cigar store Case in
Court.
As a result Of the raid on O 'eigar
store" at 90 West Third street. aarlv ves-
terday morning. when the prisoners were
arraigned in the police court yesterday
Frances Hoye was fined SIS and Josie
Mayer paid a fine of So
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GRAN-SoLvENT is the wonder OF the CEN
tury. Discovered by the Chemist Fabrion, 1t
quickly interested the great Scientist and
Physician. Erdman, who developed 1t and pro-
claimed that marvellous action in Urethral
Ailments which electrified the world,
At enormous erpenss, DR. c. j. CARTER
satStrippsd GU competitors, and secured erciu-
RiUs control on the Western COatilsnt for THE
ST JAMES ASSOCIATION
Gran-Sol,ent is not liquid. 1t is prepared
IN the form Of Crayons or Pencils, smooth and
flexible. and SO narrow as to pass the closest
Structure.
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Veins OF Llt SCrOtuIn, Uu6 SOie-
~ to imperfect circulation, and has its origin
in q diseased and torpid Prostate Gland Op-
erations in this disease are only temporary
and no mechanical device yet discovered has
cured a single case. Gran Solvent heals th1
Prostate and restores healthy circulation
Varicocele disappears and the sluggish ac-
cumulation is replaced by pure, healthy red
blood
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4 nC bEGdb NlEGUC III LuC ul0 IQ-
/, Cd Of application is its direct
and positive action, No vile,
drastic drugs to ruin the stom-
aeh and digestive system The
) Crayons are inserted upon re-
tirtng at night, dissoIYing by
the heat aud secretions OF tn
- body in three hours, which is
sS sutdcient time to penetrate
- and dissolve structure dis
9 lodging the granular mass root
and branch, together a0ith ths
3 JaESe Membrane Up0B 1Chich q
forms, thoroughly medicatinG
~ the Prostate Gland, reducing
"a Enlargement and contracting
) = the Seminal z Eiacnlatory Ducts,
= forever stopping drains aud
4 losses, curing while you sleep,
without pain or inconvenience,
NS ln Is days.
SS The Alternative and aniiseptic
n action OF "Gran- Solvent " -ns.
serts itself In destroying Com
"a ococci and the germs that In
sS fest the Bladder and Prostate
So Gland.
~ During the past year 1850
S3 weak, wasting wrecks were
D SAtON- 4Sfo ~ HICa OOElls sdS2itf
3 to begin life anew with fresh
vigor, full OF strength and The
e4S consciousness OF restored man
SS hood. Under the influence OF
this sovereign solvent urethral
= structure Is dissolved and
= 3 dislodged IN iS days, no matter
So how old, tough or calloused
< IL has become.
SS From time immemoriRl out
s ting and dilatinR have filled
8 3 up the brutal. fruiiless record
8 = Of treatment in urethral
structure, and yet there has
= q never been one cure by
: 8 such savage m ct h o d 8
S . The eagerness with which
medical men are applying for
8 this Solvent Is an open con-
( fession of their error in the
- past Over 800 leading phys.
icians in the United States and
( Z Canada have abandoned the
So knife aud are employing Gran
IS Solvent" in their practice as q
humane and unfailing agent,
"a VARICOCELE.
SO Varicoeele is an accumula-
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Furnishing GOOds.

25c and 35c Mems Balbriggan Un-
derwear. Closing-out An@
pfice.-... .............u. b WV
Mems lightweight camers-hair and
fancy striped French Balbriggan Under
wear. Both lines made with finished
seams and pearl buttons. Sold every
where at 75c. Closing-out 4M~
price. :. ........ - UV
SO dozen Mems silk bosom Negligee
oa7t snIT,s; 9s;o. Were 81 90. Closing Arc
One lot of Mems soft and stiff bosom
percale and madras Shirts, in a large
variety of patterns. Also all linen bosom
unlaundered white Shirts, 75c and $l.Oo
qualities. Closing-out SD "a
price ............ &D UO
100 dozen Mems black and tan cotton
Socks; double soles and spliced heels,
last colors, worth zoe. Clos @n
ing-out price e-... EWU
25c and 35c Mems sus- Am~
penders. Closing-out price, EOU
100 dozen odds and ends all-Hnen
Collars for Boys and Men. Clos g.
ing out price .....,.-...... OO
l2c quality Mems all-linen "
Collars. Closing-out price,. a u
$l.o0 grades Of Star and Mothers
Friend Boys Shirt Waists. 4D "a
Closing-out price e... - VU
Soc grades Boys percale and madras
Blouses. Closing-out mm
81
Mems Nightshirts at 19-price.
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Hats. Hats.

Shoes. Shoes.
Here is where we lose big money. Our
loss Is your gain.
$l.5o to $3.50 Mems calfskin and
Grain Leather Shoes. C. Gotzian & Co. S
make n1ias cl0sing-0ut @RG
$3.50 to $3.50 Mems shoes, in Calf j
skin and Patent Leather. q a n 0
Closing-out price. :. 20 aFO
$500 and $4.oo Mems Fine calfskin
Shoes, in lace and con- q q Gao
gress. Closing=out price. - EsOO
$500 and $500 Ladies high-grade
Shoes, sizes 2 to 31s only. AZ a.
Closing-out price ..... WUG
$500 Ladies fine Kid Shoes, all sizes.
Closing-out R@
price. WDG
$2.ooto $500 Ladies Shoes, all sizes.
prioa Gl1slns-oq! 1l-'9! S1.48
sl.ooto $1.5o Ladies Ok a On
ford Ties. Small sizes. +DG
SIPS Misses Spring Heel Button
Saess. Sfios os closing-0ut CSC
"a, IS and I0 {. Seventh St.
CT Dahl
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YARICOCELE.

' arlCOctt6 Il AQ 1ccumuIa
ton OF sluggish blood in tn
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THE CANE BELT.
Something of the Wharton County
Extension,

Wharton, Texas, April 20.-The Post
correspondent interviewed General Man
ager W. T. Eldridge Of the Cane Belt this
morning in regard to the prospects OF the
road. MIR. Eldridge in common with all
Texans. is proud of the fact that the Cane
Belt was inaugurated entirely by home
capital and engaged in the development
OF Texas territory; the work Of in his
own words, 1.-TWO plain farmers, who knew
the country and had faith in Its re-
sources" He tells The Post correspond
ent that the right OF way clear to Wharf
ron has now been entirely purchased and
a large force of graders are daily ex-
pected that trains will be running into
Glen Flora by next week, and work will
he at once pushed onward toward the
coast. In regard to hish water, he says
that the Cans Belt route his not bsen
injured the water only covering the rad
in low places and where sloughs inter-
vened. The depot grounds in Wharton are
situated in very favorable locality and
were not reached by the waters IN
every way he feels encouraged at the
prospects OF the Cane Bet Passing
through, as it will. the richest acres OF
the far famed Caney region. the road can
not fall to be potent factor in the de-
yelopment OF the country.
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HOLINESS MEETING CLOSED.
Young Lady Was Thrown Int
Trance by Her Enthusiasm.

Young Lady Was Thrown Into
Trance by Her Entiusiasm.
Sherman. Texas April 20.--Much stir
and excitement was created In the city
this morning when 1t was announced that
a young lady. who had become Frustrated
at the "hollness tent meeting" was Sill
in trance She had remained in that
condition eleven hours. Hundreds OF peo-
pie yAites the tent until her removal by
relatives Mayor Flicker, after being i'm
portuned by great many citizens, had
a consultation with the county attorney 5
office relstiys to stopping the holiness
meeting lie went 10 re tent and called
Rev. Bryan out anJ told him Of gen
eral demand that the meeting stop at
once Lev. Bryant said the Lord had told
him to run until SUNDAY and no would
carry out the Lords wishes.
The mayor admonished him to deslst.
Thu Young lady who was removed from
the tent. had returned and assisted in the
expogulatious TO Mayor Fielder. These
NEE .lngs have been In progress for some
time and quite q number OF similar scenes
have occurred but OF shorter duration.
The city council in session tonight de-
elared the meeting a nuisance and In
structed Chief Of Police Blaine TO see that
II was ahated Chief Blaine served notice
on Rev. Bryant, who Immediately dis
missed his congregation. and thus tue
matter ends
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people OF the county on the best methods
OF improving the county roads, subject
in which all the cltizers OF this county ara
now displaying much interest
CANToN--The grand jury for Van zaudt
county has adjourned afler finding thirty
two true bills, twelve OF them Tor folonies;
for the first time in two years there were
no murder cases to be investigated and
the grand jurors congratulated the people
OF the county on the fact
NACoGDoCHEs-G II. Weaver
caught catfish in the Angelina river
which weighed hfty-hve pounds, using an
ordinary hool. and line to land It. though
four men were required to lend their aid.
HANsFCRD-Rep from stockmen
show that there was a very small loss OF
native cattle In the recent blizzard; cattle
from Arizona and New Mexico suffered,
however.
GREENvILLE--Judge w. H. Booker ex-
pects an eng n erlng expert from New York
to meet him here Saturday and they viii
go over the proposed route or the Sabine
Pass and Northwestern road.
SlNToN-One thousand and forty-six
baskets of snap beans and peas--equal TO
$50 bushels--haye been shipped from here
to date.
NoCoNA-The store Of w A. Mccall
was burglarized and number of small
articles taken. An arrest has been made
CORsIcANA-David h., the 9-year odd
son of Mr.. E. r. Hawkins Of this city
died Of lockjaw.
oDEssA-Ecto county is having the
best spring for cattle for many years
Grass and weeds are abundant and grow
ing fast Cattlemen are anticipating a
prosperous year Nations of FL Paso start
ed two trail herds Of over 5000 cattle to
fn-
ranch near here on the 18th instant.
WILLS POINT. II. Bradshaw OF Ter
rell was accidentally killed at the free
bridge on Sabine river. eleven miles Forth
OF here. by tree falling on him while
asleep and crushing his skull, killing him,
He was with a party OF fishermen from
Terrell and had camped for the night at
that place.
TERRELL--Five cases OF supposed
smallpox which have been under guard for
about a week are about we'll aud no new
oases resulting rom these white cases.
They were all in one family.
HILLsBoRo--A new postofics has been
Established at Prairie View, this counfy
which is known TO the postal autho 'ides
as Little.
BUFlFAI.o-The case OF smallpox at this
place has got wen and no new cases have
developed.
CHILDRESs. Many new settlers are
coming this way recently; a majority stop
in Chldress county, but not few arc
going further west.
PAINT ROCK Tho commissioners
court has let a contract 10 repair damage
done to bridges by the recent HOOD. Some
stock was drowned during the food but no
human lives were lost.
PAINT RocK.--Ford & Cons have found
most OF the machinery which was washed
away when their mill was DESTROYED by
the food; the machinery Is damaged but
/ will be repaired and the mill rebuilt,
| sHERMAN.--A call has been made for
meeting TO be beld here Saturday for
! the purpose OF organising . Sfsyson coun-
I ty pIess association.
GATEsVILLE-A farmer living near
here has been arrested on the charge 81
whitecspping by mailing the three letters
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Notes Ind PersonaIs.

Mr.. R. c. Kicker, well Known railway
contractor of Galveston, spent part OF
yesterday in the city.
Captain ]. NJ. Lee. superintendent of the
first division of the Central, was absent
yesterday on trip up the LIE.
Mr.. r. E. George, travelling passer ger
agent OF the CsniIai. is in the eity on ST.
ness with the headquarters OF his road.
The last eastbound Sunset limited OF tAs
season passed through Houstoa yeste-
day. AS a result Of delays during the trip
IL reached here five hours late.
Mr.. j, A. Hanley. freight traffic manage.
OF the Kansas City Southern, 70 me ly
the Peegee, will arrive In the city tbs
morning. His headquarters are al Kansas
City.
Mr.. A. II. Handlan, president Of the
Buck Manufacturing company OF st. LOUIS
returned to his headquarters yesterday az
ter a stay OF three or four days IN this
section.
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at Georgetown on May "a to %; State
council of the Catholic Knights OF America
at Halletsvlle on May and 9; exercises
Bishop college and Wiley university at
Marshall on May ii to II; meeting Of the
grand lodge Knights of Pythas (cclo.eID
at Austin on May s; meeting OF the Pres
byterian synod OF Texas at Brerham on
April 30 to May 81 for the Cotton Gin
ners' association at Brenham on MAY /.
By the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
For the general assembly Of the Cum5er
land Presbyterian church at Chatta aoos a,
Tenn, on May II to "a; annual session OF
the Shrners at Washington on May % TO
"a; meeting Of the South Texas Truck
Growers association at Beevile on May l
ard 2; meeting of the Southwest Texas
Ginners association at Cuero on April "a.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SAN MARCOS-Owing to the damage
done by the recent overflow, the govern
ment fish hatchery here may not be able
TO fill all the requests received for young
hsh as promptly as under ordinary cir
cumstance5.
GoNZALES-An election OF school tFus-
tees is to be held here May 8.
NEW BAUNFELs-The new ice factory
will be completed in a short tine.
SHERWOOD-The commissioners o.
Irion county have ordered an election nell
May 10 on the proposition TO issue SsJ'"uv
in bonds to bear interest at the rate OF
4 per cent to procure money with when
to build a court house at this place.
RWOoD-Cattlemen agree tina
stock Is looking better now than at ta'H
season for several years.
CLAIRMoNT-Dlstr court has ad'
journed; there was only one FELONY coz
yiction.
EAGLE LAKE-A knights of Pythia'
lodge Will be organized here next sslu'
day night.
RUsK-By reason OF the fact that ~ tne
recent city election an equal nuhDT. a.
votes were cast for ]. II. Talham and q: a
Priest. the candidates for city MARSHA
the city council has ordered a speclAi eiHV'
tion for April 26 to elect city marshal
Ell, cAMPo-A special election Is sooI
to be held 10 determine whether s'oOs y
bonds shall be issued Tor the purpose y
erecting a public school building; tnefs
no doubt that II will carry
Ell, CAMPo-Thirty cara Of nay wet'
ehipped from here Thursday billed 10 a.
parts OF the State.
WHARToN-A good roads meeting
be held at FL Campo May unaer ~
auspices of the commissioners court Vac
desires to know exactly the ideas OF "a
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LAwLoR HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oao,hgton. Coleman, Chas. Clark.
aa' \ Banemetis. Galveston; Max
t.. eaiveston; b. F. Muncey. VITA and
IN Antonio. Mrs. f. N. Muller New
sullus Muller. New Orleans: Miss
Ii. ssrne, Palestine: Miss Fannie Pin
knsn ,'n 81 y. H. shormans. Sabine; A.
ny; shreveport; G.. A. Wheaily, Aus
nj .. soils, Fort Smith; j. W. Keenan,.
n; :; I; Hahn. Texas; j. E. Ponder,
IA y r Srlebs St. Louis; B. T. West
M W. N, Foster. Omaha; II. II. Ha lar,
lTew ORLEANS; ]. D. Henken. New
Il beaumont and wife. Victoria: F.
kaISvneaoerE, Little Rock; NJ, Grom-
k, .p Sol Harris, Galveston; A.
~; Dallas: II. ], Benedict, Austin
uV9aner, Brenham: Miss Goodner
p, Mlss Goodner, Brsnham; Elise
G s,r,m; S; G, Higgins. Chicago;
{M,,siEmsston; J. S. Hayman, Roswell,
ssn ss hayman, Roswell. Idaho; Mrs.
IG si1sand children Galveston: W, =
-"oston; L. A. Van Weed san IA.