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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
TEXAS RANGERS ASSOCIATION.
Fourth Annual Reunion LIS In Session
nj DnIIns.

at Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, October 4.-The fourth
annual reunion OF the Texas Rangers as
ISOLATION began in Dallas this morning and
will continue till Saturday night. About
fifty OF the sun Drowned guardians Of
the peace along the frontier are In at
tendance and all are enjoying themselves.
The business session of the Rangers was
held this morning in the I. p. A. room
at the Oriental. The old veterans were
welcomed by Frank l., Irvine as the rep
resentati tive of Mayor Cabell.
The historian Of the association was re-
lieved OF his posit on. and an executive
committee was appointed to name his sue
cossor and look after all the other business
OF the organization.
The members Of the committee were an
nounced as follows: Colonel George 3.
Pickett of Wise county. 4. W. Cox OF
Blanco. June Peak of Dallas and S. H.
Costley of Austin.
A committee on history and remin s.
cences, composed OF w. j. Maltby OF
Baird, Russell Kingsbury of Waco aud Or,
p. II. Chiffon OF Comanche, was appointed,
On motion OF Major Booth 1t was de-
cded to change the name Of the orgaui-
zation from association TO battalion
Major Joe G. Booth OF Austin was unan'-
mously reelected commander; II. w Chm
CT Weimar was reelected secretary and
treasurer by rising and unanimous vote
1t was decided to meet next year Ia
Fort Worth on the opening day of the
Texas Cattle Raisers' association meet
ing
All the Rangers present re'ated inter
esting incidents OF their service. They at
tended the fair this afternoon in a body.
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w. Mccutcheon. Fort Davis: u. K ma.
ker, Austin; d. j. Singleton. Houston.
:; p. Rhodes. Atlanta: p s. Reynolds
Houston; w. NJ. shutter, WestSsiS
Mass; George e. Feldon. II. N ua,en
ton. Boston; Mrs. +. s. Thompson. city,.
Marshall Freedman. A. Merritt. Philads,.
pnia. u. steinniger. ]. f. Hines, 81
Louis; Charles j. Rouch. Ne wYorS. o. q
r. Turner. Palestine: T. NJ. Llttle "a
q. Banks. Caldwell: X. McKenzio e.
w. W. Levy. city; D. B. Macsnerney r, C.
Gopie. city; F. H. LYMAN. Leasne CIV.
w. X. Millsapps. Houston. w ory'
thompson, Spokane: T. b. wbeele,
A Grams Pass; Charles F. Lusch New
6 iopE; T. r B. Mathews Gainesville;
pin and wife. Houston: c. A. Crano 20 :,
Louis; n; M. Rice. Temple: d. NJ Per
NJ q SOL Ko s5roms Ss W. p. Wallis. city;
las; A. c. Clark. INDIANAPOLIS. ~ al
Ibowenstein, John Dorrogh, Miss Jessis
Dupoy, city; W. D. Howard. wort 'S'e
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HIGHER COURTS.
First Conrt Ci.u A,

galveston, Texas, October 4.-Tha ,,,-
lowing proceedings were had in the c,v,,
appeals court for the First supreme dis
trict today:
Motlons for rehearing refused: Louis
Butler ct al VS.. G. NJ. Custer eft nj from
harris f. Besson ct al VS.. e. A. Richards,
from Harris; San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway Company VS.. Maurice Nor
gan, from Nueces; International and Great
Northern Railroad COMPANY vs. 7.
Babolet, from Anderson international and
Great Northern Railroad Company vs.. A.
l.. Newburn, from Anderson; A, f. Beck :
ham ct al VS.. Rosa j. Thomp,on. from
Shelby; John Williams ct al vs.. CITY Of
Galveston w. C. Corbett VS. A. G. Red
wood, from Brazorla; International and
Great Northern Railroad Company VS..
Mrs. John A.. Hanna, from Montgomery
j. p. Davis VS.. B. +. Bridges, from
Shelby.
Motions to file transcript granted: o.
w. Glameyer ct al VS. Hugh Hamilton,
from Harris; Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway Company VS.. j. II. Pillow. from
Burleson.
Motion to affirm on certificate granted
City of Houston VS. John Farmer, from
Harris.
Motion for written opinion refused. j.
/ p. Davis vs.. p. f. Bridges. from Shelby.
Motion for additional findings of fact
granted: Louis Butler ct al VS. c. w
Garter ct al, from Harris.
Cases submitted Island City Savings
Bank VS.. p. H. Dowleam from Dewitt
II Truesdale VS. Annie l.. Putegna'. from
Came.on; Grlgsby Legaties VS., Estate Of
Norcissa Willis, from Galveston; Ada S
Link ct al vs.. City of Houston. from Har.
ris; Louis Volgt VS.. Gulf Western Texss
and Pacific Railway Company, from Vic
toria Randolph Fields ct al VS.. Morg I
Rye Jr., from Liberty; r. A. Blount v,
Henry Lou 5. from San Augustine; Gul
and Interstate Railway Company VS.. Johr
S. Gregory, from Galveston
Submission postponed until October IS
David Fahey vs.. w, S. Boulmay ct al
from Galveston.
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Ennis Local items.

Ennis. Texas. October 4.-otto. tn
two-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. s. Alien. died yesterday of conges
tion and was buried in Myrtle cemetery
today.
The farmers OF this section are making
good use OF the high price and good cot
ton crop this year. The county clerk sayi
that there have been more vendors lien
notes taken up this year on farm landi
than ever known before in one fall. This
Is splendid indication tiiat the coun-
TRUMAN is in better condition than he has
been since this county was inhabited.
The Young Mems Christian association
building Is nearing completion and Will
soon be ready for occupancy.
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70 the Editor of The Post.

To The Editor OF The Post.
Marvel. Texas. October 4.-Wnl you
please let US extend our most heartfelt
thanks through your paper to the peo-
pie who have been SO kind and generous
In helping our poor suffering people who
have been cast homeless and destitute
from the recent hurricane which passed
through our once tine yillage2 But for
che Kindness and liberality OF tho people
who have been spared this great disaster
our people would have surely suffered.
Thanks TO all they have never suffered
and are now beginning to see their way
clear again and wo hope ere long to see
our once fine sunny village prospecting.
We wish especially to extend our thanks
TO Houstons people and committee In
their fair treatment of us.
Marvel Relief Committee.
o. e. Pugh, Secretary.
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CHILLS, FEVER, AG0E,
MALARIAL MALADIES
All Quickly Succumb When Dr.
Harter's Iron Tonic Is Used.

II mates blood and biso0 = fifs. nUsis.
robust. iusty people are chose with plsA-
ty Of rich. red blood in their veins.
Tho cause of weak. thin. pale blood y
most always lack OF iron. Dating iroa
rust won't supply the lack. Neither Dc
many Of the iron preparatbous on the
market. The best preparation OF eslts Of
iron. the one most efficaoious and the ore
most often prescribed by physicians. u
DIR. HARTER's IRON TONIC.
That say that pyrophosphate. the iron
salt used in DIR. HARTER's IRON TOM
&c. is more acceptable to the stcu1sh
and easily assimilated than any other
similar preparation.
When you start out TO got DR. IaAn-
TIERS IRON TONIC insist on having n,
don't take any substitute.
DIR. HARTER's IRON TONIC n the
one you want; get that and NO other.
This is what one Houston woman says
about At:
Houston. Texas, March n. 1sse.-10fy
husband brourht home bottle of Lr.
Harter's Iron Tonic, knowing was IN
an all run down condition. ana used
1t with grand results. II made me feel
like new person. When one feels that
life Is not worth living. bottle of Or,
Hnrter's Iron Tonic will put new VIM
and ambition into any one. 1t IL the best
medicine I know OF and shall always
keen It in the fcuse. Mrs. Fred Wood
son. sol San Jacinto street"
Write for copy OF DR.. Harter's D:sam
Book or ''Harser on Health" A1a-ess
Or. aIarter Medicine Co.. Dayton, Ohio.
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TAYLOR NEWS LETTER.
Big Cattle Deal communicative
lie School Attendance.

big Cattle Deal ConHummatcd-PuD-
lie School Attendance.
Taylor. Texas. October A big cattle
deal has been contaminated here by which
Messrs. Wright e. Allison OF the Flag
Springs ranch purchased Of Stiles Bros.
their herd of Red Durham cattle. This
herd IS known the State over among cat
tlemen as one of the best blooded In tho
State. composed as 1t is OF tho finest
strains of Red Durham stock. The price
paid was $50 per head.
The Taylor public school after two
weeks OF tho present session. has an ac-
tual attendance OF $40 white pupils. The
enrollment for the present year is $50,
including 1913 in the colored schools.
Hon. Dudley G. Wooten OF Dallas Ia In
the city today.
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Supreme Court.

Austin. Texas October 4.--The fol-
lowing proceedings were had today in
the supreme court;
Applications refused: International and
Great Northern Railroad Company vs..
j. r. True G. Co., from Williamson coun-
ty; The Southern Pacific Company VS..
J Porter Bender. from Ell Paso county:
Mamie Martin, eft al vs.. S. j. Smith ell
al from Bexar county; Galveston, Har-
rsburg and San Antonio Rliway Cam-
pany VS.. c. R. Collins. from El Paso
county; II. C. Cunningham, admdnistrA'
tor, ct al vs. ]. NJ. Matthews ct al, from
Dimmitt county; City of San Antonio VS..
Canute Rivss. from Bexar county, Vest
ern Union Telegraph Company VS.. W. A..
Bedell. Jr.. from Bexar county; Inter-
national and Great Northern Railroad
Company VS. Pedro Martinez. from Boxar
county: julius Johnson VS., International
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
from Bexar county.
Application granted; John O'Brien W,
Ida WOeltz ct al, from BeXar county
Submitted: Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company VS.. T. +,
Adams. from Harris county j. II. Ten
nant VS.. l.. S. Fawcett. from Harris
county.
Set for November s: w. NJ Reed vs.,
Charles Rogan Company, petition fol-
mandamus.
Motion for rehearing submitted: F. o.
Weber VS.. Charles Rogan Company, pen-
ton for mandsmus.
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FUNERAL OF nronARp Ionp.
Impressive Ceremonies Under Aus
piccs OF worth Comms ndery, KIT.


Impressive Ceremonies Under AUS
piccs OF worth Commsndery,K KIT.
Fort Worth. Texas. October l.--rhe
funeral OF Richard Lord, formerly gem
eral freight agent of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande of this city. who wan
killed in the Galveston food. took place
mere this afternoon at o'clock. con.
Quoted by Worth commandery. Knights
Templafs, OF which he was once COM
mander- The ceremony was very TN
pressive one and the funeral cortega
was the largest ever seen In this city.
The pail bearers were Sir Knights A. Nj.
Carter. j. f. Zurn. Il. c. Rhome, n Il.
Grarrsner e. W. Presley. G. w. Akers
and W. G Newly. The remains we're
Drought here this morning from Calves
ton under escort OF detail from san
Felipe de Austin commandery No. / OF
that city.
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Ell PAso CARNIVAL.
Buttons Auctioned OG--Intercst Man.
Tested Indicates Success.

El Paso. Texas. October 4.-The mid
winter carnival campaign of this city was
launched tonight by the auctioning off OF
the first button OF 1000 to be sold at 81
each The buttons bear the carnival
motto. 1--WE will. FL Paso 1901" and the
first button was encased in gold gratis,
by a local ieweler. The auction sook
place in the public square and the bid
ding was spirited. The button was
knocked down to A. +. Coles, proini-
usnt realty dealer, for 5000. The second
button was sold to ]. A. Graham for $50,
and the third to Harry Chairman at $50
The enthusiasm manifested tonight leads
the Young men who are behind the move
ment to believe that the first carnival at
tempted by FL Paso will be tremendous
success.
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PALESTINE REALTY DEAL.
General Manager Tricc Purchases n
nandsome Mcaihence.

Palestine. Texas, October s.--Quite q
ripple has been stirring In real estate
circles the past two days General Man
ager Leroy Trice. International and Great
Northern railway. is evidently a fixture
In Palestine. He has purchased for $780,
600 the general managers residence. This
handsome home was built by the COM
pany for Major II. NJ. Hoxie. first gem
eral manager of the consolidated Inter-
national and Great Northern, the lot
fronting on Lyme and extending back
to Magnolia street, and the price paid
shows the desirahility of choice Palestine
dirt. The citizens generally are pleased
at Mr.. Trice's faith in the future of the
city.
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To Have Properly Cooked Food
"Uso Garland" Stoves and Rsnges-
Ne,r nnnIS for nInrIin.

Marlin. Texas. October A new Ma
tlonal bank will be opened here In few
DAYS with Mr.. II. A. Reed as president
charter has been applied for. The
capital stock. all of which has been SUBJ
ecribed for and paid. viii be $50, 900. The
bank Will be located in thesnew two-story
brick building on Live Oak street, re-
Gently built by Mr.. Jack Roberts Of Bre-
mond Marlin has for a long time need
ed another bank. and this one will no
doubt do splendid business.
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STORM TOWER AT CORPUS.
Will he an Innovation in warning
Facilities.

Corpus Christi. Texas. October News
was received here today from Washing
ton, stating that seventy Ave foot steel
premonitory storm tower, illuminated
with 300 candle power electric lights
would be erected surrounding the
weather bureau office here. This will
prove an innovation to warning facilities
and the acquisition will make the sta
ton here an observatory and lighthouse
simultaneously and VIII be the finest in
the State The tower will arrive next
week and be erected by the lowest bidder.
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MEXICAN ORANGES.
Consigned to Corpus Christi md
shipped Out from There.

Corpus Christi. Texas, October 4.-The
nucleus of what may eventually develop
into remunerative industry in this sec
tlon is the extensive shipment of Mexican
oranges from tere which is yet practi
cally in its infancy. For several weeks
past large shipments of this fruit have
been going out OF here conslngnod TO in
terror merchants and very fair prices are
realized for them. The oranges come
all the way from the City of Mexico con-
signed to the express agent here, who
ships them out over the State.
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uo, g. NJ. Thurmona,s p....

Victoria, Texas, October 4.--Hon. George
n. Thurmond, democratic nominee for
representative in the Eighty-third repre-
sentative district. has announced the fol-
loving appointments: Refuglo county.
Refugio, saturday. October G. s p, m bee
county: skidn'ore. Thursday, October III.
3 p. m: Mineral City, Friday October 70,
8 D. m; Beeville. Saturday, October "a.
S D m. Jackson county; Canada. Satur-
dry. october 20, p. M; Edna. Saturday.
October 20, S p. m. Calhoun county: Fort
Laveca. Tuesday. October %. S r. NJ
Victoria county dates will he announc q
later.
Mr.. Thufmond has challenged his OPP
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Officers ExeI,an.. shots.

Georgetown. Texas, October 4.-Quite
an excitement was created here today
by Deputy Sheriff Tom Basham OF Hous-
ton and Superintendent OF the County
Farm w. 2. Mcneil exchanging some
six or eight shots at each other In the
court house yard. Tho trouble came up
over a settlement and the lie was passed,
when the two men pulled their guns ana
began shooting. Fortunately no one was
hit. though the streets were crowded at
the time
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wh,te Man,. Union primary.

Bay City. Texas, October s.-The White
Mans union primary election was held
yesterday and the following named candi-
dates were nominated: County judge.
Jesse Matthews; county attorney, A. ID.
Hensley; district and county clerk, George
Austin; county treasurer, ID. p. Moore;
sheriff and tax collector, ]. NJ. Sims: tax
assessor, George -. Culver; county sur
yeyor, ]. c. Darlington.
The nomination by tho White Mans
union OF this county is equivalent to cleo
ton. as there will be no opposition ticket
In the field.
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LoIIey Murder oase nm Tri.,.

Tyler, Texas. October 4.-The case OF
Walter Loley, who is charged with the
murder of his step brother. a. b. Town
send. in this county sometime ago, was
called for trial in the district court here
today. A special venire OF 100 men has
been summoned and only four jurymen
had been secured after a days work. The
case is attracting much attention and the
court house is thronged daily.
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TEXAS PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Annual Convention Mt DaIias-EIec.
ton of Officers.

Dallas, Texas. October AT the an
nual Texas Photographers convention to.
day officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, II. II. Nor
ris, Galveston; secretary, James T. ohan-
non, Dallas treasurer Bert Williams
Denton first vice president, NJ. l.. Sauu-
ders. Waco; second vice president. Frank
Holland, Paris; third vice president. a.
Deane, Dallas; fourth vice president,
Thomas Holland Brennan.
The question Of the occupation tax re-
CURED by the State to be paid by photo
graphers In all cities was brought UP and
discussed 1t was resolved that a COM
mittee confer with the legislature and
make efforts to have the law repealed
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boiler ExpIo.ion Fatalities.

Athens. Texas, October a.--The boiler
OF the Foster Bros. GIN, twelve miles
east of Athens. blew up yesterday and
killed Jim sheptrlne aud Charlie Ford.
One Hale WAS badly wounded Cause OF
the accident not known. The boiler was
an old ono and 1t was the nrst time H.
had been fred this year.
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Austin, Texas. October 4.-The following
charters were filed today: The Hold Car
rlers' union OF III Paso no capital stock
The Consolidated Ward Brick company
of I'll Paso: capital stock $4,000 Incor-
porators, =. II. Edwards, b. II. Hammett
and y. +. Darbyshirc.
The Auditorium Chess and Literary club
of Dallas. No capital stock.
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Gnn Club Meeting.

Austin. Texas. October 4.--The Austin
gun club held a meeting last night. and
perfected thorough reorganization. Mr..
Wallace Miller was elected president and
Steve Radkey secretary. Mr., Miller was
also elected captain Of the club, and will
have charge of the regular weekly shoots.
medal OF some kind will be hung up as
a prize and a shooter will have to win It
three times in succession before no can
claim st.
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nonbam race Track Movemcnt

IBonham. Texas. October 4.-Several
years ago when the Fannin County Fair
association was held in this city each fall,
one OF the best race tracks in the State
was located here. but since the fair was
discontinued the track has been allowed TO
80 10 ruin. There IS a movement on foot
among leading citizens now to revive tho
racing courses and to put the track In its
former excellent condition at once. The
idea is meeting with general favor.
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rnrri., naIe neducen.

Palestine, Texas October 5.--In The
district court yesterday Dud Farrls,
charged with the murder OF Charles Cur
lis, made application for reduction OF
bail, fixed by Squire ". r. McMann a,
$40, coo District Judge Llpsoomb. on
hearing testimony. nxed the bond at
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y. NJ. c. A. CONFERENCE.
Secretaries and Physical Directors
in Scssinn ut Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas, October IA ,arge
number OF prominent workers are gath
ering In today from the various parts
of the State to attend the conference OK
secretaries and physical directors OF the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Texas, which meets here two days. be-
ginning in the morning State Secretary
W. NJ. Lewis has been in the city saw
eral days
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Star Ill., Austin County, Texas, octo-
Der 4.--Reliable information has Been re-
ceived here that Hon. George Il Burgess
will speak at this place on the 2ist in
slant There will be big crowd out to
hear the democratic nominee for con-
gress from the Tenth district.
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LiftIe-Yonng.

Fort Worth, Texas. October 4.-Miss
Berne, daughter of Dr. M. X. Little of
the Polytechnic college. and Rev. ]. b.
Young were married last night in the
college chapel. Miss Little was until
recently a teacher in the Polytechnic
college.
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|NAND CITY NEWSITEM
..,,.l Relief Committee Took Action on
Important Measures.
!. ,,nRoAp BRIDGE Is IN GOOD SHAPE
carter Makes Suggestion ms
,.training from Wearing of
Mournine-Locnl Notes.

,or Texas, October 4.-The cen
a, ,slief committee met at IL o'clock
AN in the parlors of the fremont hotel.
| '~,. srst matter taken up was some
..no,aence from Chief of Police Gus
,..oasen relative to the payment of
4. ,lerks who had been engaged in
..vsrins correspondence, AMI also spe-
4, otssers who had been guarding the
,,oIy depots The former matter was
..,,rrsd to NJ. Lasker and the latter to
4. committee on claims.
NJ Mcyitie reported the receipt of a
.rIoad Of pressed brick from the Empire
p,..ed Brick company of Denton. 1t
~ mined over to the building com
rttte.
\ .ulhorized to employ 100 men or more
m teams for thirty days. The motion
ii. carried.
m soper reported that nothing had
hso dome by him in the way of improv-
,f the sanitary condition OF the city for
Is reason that he had no authority to
Nj Independently.
motion was then made and carried
rvtpg DR.. Soper authority to employ 100
rsp with teams and that Mr.. B. Adoue
,sist him in the work.
motion was then passed, requesting
M DR.. Fisher be uthorized to cou
thqe in charge of the medical supplies
M that Dr. Randall remain in charge
Il the dsinfectants. holding them SUP
hi TO the order OF the central commit
Tee.
W. Stephen Barton made known his in
tsntIon Of departing for New York and
ttinked the committee for the courtesies
.rended to him and his assistants.
Or. Cohen replied. thanking MIR. Barton
.f the great assistance that had been
rtndered by himself and the members OF
be Red Cross society.
Mss Clara Barton will remain here as
biz as she is needed
The meeting then adjourned to meet
surdsy at II o'clock
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ponent. Hon. b. r. williams, independ-
emit with Republican Endorsement 10 joint
debates, and offered TO divide time, but
the offer has not been accepted
Reports from all over the district are
exceedingly favorable to the democracy.
and there Is every reason TO believe that
overwhelming.
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OF the railroad track short distance
west OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
depot at Iockhart. His neck and one
arm were broken. II Is thought that he
fell of high trostle near which he was
found. He had in his pocket the name
and address Of Or. Iglehart. the cotton
broker at Austin.
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County Tax Rolls.

Austin, Texas. October A pair of
county tax rolls came in today as follows:
Grimes county. total valuation s3.942,01
increase s11,31O
Limestone county, total valuation ST..
600, $3.50. Increase S5f, 200
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fremont Arrivals.

NM. Texas, October As. r.
M r. onloaso; John J. Benson, New
rag.n >. D. Newcomer. San Antonio;
4 on. harrison, city; James e York,
,,aarles ~ New York; T. ]. Bull, ST.
~ Jcb- q Pennington. ID. W. Camp
|irr . frem. Chicago. c. r, Ken
X ciAsor A. Abbott Boston; Theodore
~ 0rls. Latayette; James J. McElroy.
fat 81 w. o. Shea. W. @. Hig-
"uis; J. G. Bail. Chicago; J.
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JDenison-shermun Interurban Line

Denison. Texas. October 4.--Track lay
ing on the interurban electric railway
between Denison and Sherman will begin
tomorrow in this city. gang OF men
were at work today distributing the rails
in the city limits.