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THE FLAG.

For The Post.
Where the hot sun CLOVIS
And passion giuts the General zone.
II waves In palm-set lands enisled;
And where the SHOWS
lngird tho north winds thunder throne.
On virgin mountains waste and wild.
And where the East.
Age and hating, stands before
The bright adyaace OF nipping Time,
Like some old priest.
sun mumbIlng out foolish lore,
Trick master of old tot aud rlme.
4 fame of light,
Where old contagious reek, and reel,
The sweet round world with blan ana
blight;
sword-nashing bright
Doth God not made old upright feel
lie also clothes dis light with might
o, like that fame,
More sharp than thunder-ire, came nyins.
Out from the stars as arrow driven,
That shamed a shame
On Carmel where. His prophet crying,
lmplored of God IRE from hehvenl
God by it's side
His sword that slckles out the tares,
| ms ueHthNn or NoAnffN Tears,
The patriots pride;
: Lo, time Is freedoms friend, and bears
/ Largesse from God through all the years.
The strong shall heir
The wise. the brave and the free shall rule
Vice royal for the Heavenly King;
Back to the rear.
Thou, angel high, obstruotiou's tool,
Thou party miuion. knave and fool
This world Of Gods no rotten thingi
Fly far and wide
Sweet freedoms brightest harhinger,
Q, wheresoever thou dost wave
Some tyrant died
Where God hath made thee minister
There lives-there lives not any slavei
Ddst Thou not give,
.. Thou Who set the sapphire sea
In Its huge rims OF solid land,
D!dst Thou not give
Dominion TO the brave and free
The sea and land 20 Saxon hand
To keep them clean and sweet for Tho
A.
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ToDAY's RACES.
Oakland Entities.

Six iurlongs. selling maideus-Harry Corbg
sS Resalong 10i. Master Leo. Foorlnnds los.
Lizetto 80. solano l07. NY Delr Chspa.
Hannah Reid 1o6. hliomelo 49, Henry C ia.
Naples &c.
rive and half furlongs. seiling-Nettie
Clark. Swiftwn ;tr. Lew cara Kitty Kelly
Gusslo Fay, Msydne Enjoyment Mar .
soY'n. ftcel louln. Ahawahnee. Tanobe.
SIstog Mario i02.
Five furlongs 2-year- oIds- rntrada, Moon.
bright 1l5. ST. R!ca 10 Oracle Cup. Ada y
i0i. Thornwld lCj. Illus en- i01, Berna ll5
OPAL Stone, Homage l07. Combermeris 1lS
UnderGrowih 10,
FGturty course. selinB-Pompino lis. Mon.
da los. Salie Goodwin. l Don't Know l06
Amasa uarda, RinEmaster f0s, q Mido i05
Miss Rowena 1906, Orion l0S, Torsida lo6 Los
Medanos los.
Mills and a furlong. selling -Dcgtown 1o5
Topmast, Perseus 1l2. Malay 1903. Clons LA
Rosllante l05, Lothian 1903, Arbacos lo5. Jeu.
ME Raid loG
Mile free handcap-Ro DR. Mem
Tho Fretter l07.
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Jennings Entries.

Six furiongs-Allie p. II. 50. cup'dity 90,
King Thistle a5. Magic Light l04. Tourney
los. Sidney Lucas los. Lady Lindsay lis.
General Mart Carey 1i5 Corvallis 1872
Four furlongs. 2-year-olds- scurry 100,
Thoroughbred H. Nettie Ncwcomb. Della
Gee. Light Ball 100. Tho Irish Boy. Tonicum.
Fake ii2. Connie lU9.
Steeplechass. maidens two miles-Lovelorn
1yo, La Russo ii9. Riter 161. Conflicting EVE
ofnce l5S. Emery. Tamor Cosmopolitan 1871
Bonnlnss Handicap. six furl ngs-Iuu 1s2,
Ceunaellor Weinberg ia. Lady Lindsay 100,
Charentus 100 Cup dity 81. BrsA .0, Neg
lucky Colonel l07. PRIME OF Yeron l 8.
Knight OF the Garter lo1, Roo TT Atstcalfe %.
Boney Boy l06 Sidney Lucas 100 General
Mart Gary lol, Golden Rattle 3S, spesdmas %
Lexington Pirate 20.
Mile and forty Yards, selllng--Asaulth 100,
Held Up lc9. Harry Lucesco 70. Matt Simp-
son 30. Diminutiye l0i, Mouzeltoff 100.
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FORECAST OF CONGRESS-
Both Houses win Discuss Number Of I'M
poTlant Measures.
PUERTO RlCAN BILL IN UPPER BRANCH
House WIN Pay Tribute TO the Lnts
Representative IL. T.. Bland
Next saturday.

I
| Washngton April THE senate will vote
nm, tba puart, RIran MI rhadav nj a
w -. 81,
O'CLOCK ana previous 70 that una eaen So
sion OF the SENATE beginning at II O'Clock
Liondav and the dav will he devoted wholly
,T, -, -, ., -, Z, =.
70 TINS pill Speeenes VIII DC maue ~ S7n-
ators Bate. Depew. Spooner. Cullom, Mason.
CLAW and t,uIhsraon ana probably by other
/ ... ,,, .,,, ~, t go 80
a%H"eois' iHefe NJ" Wy henet"' iu'n" Va
speakers toward the close ana the time III
lowed ia considered too abort 10 accommodates
~, -. Ii, sa,,.a 10 q. h.asd 1,hsra 10
~ va" "'i' u''fS W W "- -
however. no disposition to extend tue time
agreed upon for taking the vote.
Al H., 49,. =, no a,,,,.,,tt.,a o,,ondrncnts
81 'ut WV VI W N0'''u' ~ -. - =.
nave befn aereod 20 by the senate, ihssN
two relate to delegate In congress and to
citizenshin and nrobabi, viii he voted upon
( - 49,. -, - -, -, -.
On 1nohuay' iho Hlehus OF tHe Uil count
upon its passage by a handsome malosty.
but it rs now expected that seven republican
votes Will be cast against 1t. the seven en-
prisng Senator'S pnsls. Hear. Mason. Nel-
son. SIMON ana Wellington. senator ac2n ry
tDemD ana come ngepend ut senators wll
vote Tor The measure but until the exact
number Of such votes IS kuoon the majority
Tor the bill cRn not BIO predicted.
The tullng Of tins yute On The Puerto Rican
bill on Tuesday VIII dlaplaoe the Quay res-
olution which was set tor that day AID
senator Chandler chairman Of ,hs comm toe
on elections. has gwen notice that he will
postpone eallug II unol Wednesday. tins
COu.mtttpo will adtuurD tho CLARK hearing IN
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

CITY OF MEXICO. 1t has now been
decided that 100 streets here viii be
paved with asphalt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS recent heavy floods
In Uruguay have caused great destruc-
tion OF cattle and wheat.
RoME.-The treaty commission Of the
italian chamber OF deputies has approved
the reciprocity treaty under thu hi. d
section OF me Dlngley act signed last
February
ST. JOHNS. N. F.--The sealing steamer
New Feundland has arrived with 2l 600
seals. She reports that the remalnaer O.
the neet are adding to the catches al
ready reported.
CHERBOuRG, France.-The boiler al
French torpedo boat exploded and fys
OF the crew We're terribly burned On,
died and another unable 10 bear ms aRsn,
Jumped into the sea aud was drowned,
fokoHAMA.-The emperor's massar,
q eongratulation to Queen Victoria nm,
the reply thereto have awakened live,
sensation IN all quarters OF the empire An
.caye emphasized the sympathy almos,
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Valentino pnrtr nt cnlnmhin.

Columbia. Texas, February IA "Val-
entine' entertainment was given wednes-
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Log
gins in honor of Miss May MeCowley o.
Hustburg, Tenn, and Miss Matte Spencer
OF Marlin. Texas A heart was suspended
from the ceiling and tho programme Of
entertainment begun with contest with
bow aud arrow. each guest being given
three shots at the heart, Mr., J, II. Gayle
Won the championship and was awarded o
beautiful heart as n souvenir. after which
each guest was required 70 favor the
audience with his or her love experience.
Notice having been served on each with
the invitations. all had thought over the
past and were prepared and created con
siderable amusement.
The young people seemed to enjoy the
legacy ST. Valentine has left them ana all
seemed glad that the old monk Is dead,
Among those present were: Misses Me-
Cnwley and Spencer. Misses Laura Brooks
Kate sad Laura Underwood. Addie aud
Nellie Collins, Efie Taylor. Annie Jaml
son, Mamie and Marion Borum, Halle
Bowers, Minnie Curscn, Rosa Shaarer
Annie Chiffon. Mary Gayle and Lucy Pey-
ton. Mesdames Aycock, Barrow and Dun
and Messrs. Hanks. r. r. Faickney, J. K
Gayle. w, Phillips Underwood, Ayeock
j. Y. and II. NJ. Dun. Charles Cursor
/ Rogers. w. A. pigss. L, G. and S S
Smith. Borunl. Oghurn. Winstead, A. X
Beai and W. T. Williams
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UNCLE SANS IMPORTS.
Nearly -Four Hundred Million Dollars Worth
Of Goods Received Annually.
WHAT THEY WERE AND WHERE FROM.
The wide World Supplied Them.
The increase Hns Becn Very
Noticeable Every Year.


Washington. April IAN interesting state
ment Of tho sources 81 tho agricultural Inn
,o,r. !, ~. rrr,,oa c,a.,. arr,o 49, eva
potts Ok tho uniteu states uurhB 'ho ave
hscal years lSsa-9S has been prepared By
Frank Hitchcock chief OF thu foreign markets
ssct,o, =. tho ,,ric,,1,,-o, sa,a-,n,sut cnna
u ~ - ~. 800
OF tho more important statements II eonthins
are as follows:
During The svo asc,, ,,ears tsaa-os aprIc,,I.
80, - s' ~. -,
tuiai imports OF inc Ohi'eu Slates hau az
average annual value Of $3GS,14S.457. sugar
coiree bidea ana skins wool silk yeretablas
a,,.r 800. 80, - .t.,s- -,
nueis. iruts ana yea were tuo aruoles I'M
ported most extensively. Measured In value
these eight tema formed over four-afths Of
,,,r =, ,,,,>ort a, anria,,,,r,t nrod,,o,s
W. 'o'ai 'inpoi uaue III NhiiVu'tu'ai p'o'os's
for the period mentioned. their comDlneu
value averaging about $500 OOo 600 year
mr. thi. s,,,, 49,, ,,ar n,s.bats ,or ,.,o ,o,r.
.i 80 sun iioie 'i,''' gay ""ii ~ W. 49,
} moditfes-sugar and coffee. The average
Amounted IN 500 ais ess ana cofYea asa 40 1os
ps-u -, NV 49,,
Brazil. which furnishes about two-thirds
of the coffee imports. headed the list. The
AGRICULTURAL imports from Brazil during the
Ave ytars had an average annual value Of
s59.6l7,54 Aside from coffee the imports
from Brazil were inconscquental CUBA. the
principal source OF tho sugar pur,
chased by tho United States ranked
next to Brazil In importance Tho average
yearly yaluo for 1s9&-eS OF our agricultural
imports from the island amounted to $50. 4QS, =
232. OF 10 per cent of tho total After sugar
the most important items were tobacco and
fruite.
The agricultural imports from the United
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TExAs POLITICS.

A list OF the counties where dates for
primaries have been set.
Mr.. Love answers the questions of Mr..
Bailey OF Dewitt.
The Bailey University club has elected
officers and appointed committees
Bailey for senator aud Randell for con-
sress carried Montague county
Only few populsts remain in Milan
county ana they are split.
Senator odel says that Chlton's friends
have blundered in fixing on the result IN
Hill county as test of their strength.
Hopkins county popullsts denounced
Debs and indorsed the Sioux Falls conyen-
ton.
Van zandt county committee refuses to
accept the congressional committees plan
for primaries.
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SAILED
MOTHER NATURE.


For The Post.
Can't see tn flowers noddln'2 Can't see
en- dip an swayg
Cant | hear tn breezes whlsprin' creepin, .
cT.nklin cross tn bay
Kin almost taste N glory Of tn newborn
Brlght-huo Sprngtime's Easter nxin's 'Rainst
N liyeoaks darker green;
An tneyFe calm, calm calm, TIL l teal
ike ono possessed
An my spirits surgln' In me with tn sea-
sons sweet unrest;
An my eyes Sit big an dreamy an my fancy
flies afar
Where fer-E -me-nots are hidln' an tn new
born posies arc,
An ! look beyond tn clamor O. til city's ia,
An ! siroll along III byways where tn for
ests hem EN- In;
cattle low: :"
An hear tn lullln'. tinklln., whers IN, MA
den streamlets low:
Mhile keep a-glttin' restless, an my feet
are shufain'. too, '0N'
An n, country draws me, draws me, spite O.
Mother Natures wsltin' fer me far adown tn
Tiil they amt no use reslstin' an I'm soip'
nome asaln,
! VIII kneel amid tn posles nm, thev,u xh,s
per thlngs ter me;
seNFe!s or tn summer showers m ~
bree1es from tn sea. q" !"
/ or tn deep blue.vsulted heavens a, 81
- pertumed purple nieht. :"
\ or III glory " tn dawnIni with a. s,.,.,
/ o. Quiserin' light; 80 s''eHN'
An IN lay amid III shadder. WHARF ~.
ieoks O. sunshns fall;
4 An III hear III mockhlrd ehatters mn, y,
| hear IN ployer call; "H
AN go drttin drlftln. !nter dreams o
All tn elories O III sprlns-tine in NV IA.
fancy blent 'u''
Judd Mortimer lew,s
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WASHINGTON.

The merchant marine bill was presented
10 congress by the republican majority
Saturday.
Senatorial report nnent Cuba has been
submitted by Mr.. Plat.
Congressman Hay Of Virginia has pre-
pared bill to Increase and equip the
National Volunteer Guard OF the several
States
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BLOODY WORK. or ROBBERS.

Ain bnmn Negroes Charged with the
Crime ana Mny be Lynched.
Birmingham, Ala April AT Clinton,
Ala, last night two negroes entered the
store of ]. T. Sterling. knocked the c -rk,
Thomas Runtain, on the head with an az
and left insensible on the floor. They
then robbed the store and finished tie
job by cutting Buntain's throat, His dead
body was found this morning. Two ne
groes have been arrested for tho crime
and arc in iall at Eutaw, eight miles south
of Clinton. One Of them has been pAr.ial-
ly idenifed. There are threats OF lynch
ing II the guilt OF the negroes can he
positively established.
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will be beheaded. one imprisoned for md
tor ten years. another for two ysinI
memorial chapel will be erected upni
sito CT the murder and tablet viii b. "A
10 Canterbury cathedral. England, ct .hl
ponse of the Chinese government.
Rev. Mr.. Brooks at the time OF his ID
was stationed at Ping Yin. In the prov,l
Shan Tun. He was captured in that yld!
and killed by members of the sedtlouss ID
known as BOXERS" who had been very n
in destroying villages and slaushterius u
Christians. The governor Of the prov.laI
dispatched force Of cavalry to the ssts|
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BERLIN MONEY.

Berlin, April 1.-The monthly settlement
was characterized by unusual carry-ovep
rates due TO the conviction Of leaders that
speculation has been much Overcome. rhs
correspondent OF the Associated Press es6lss
mat tns conviction is general In nigh INN,
WI eiteles, where 1t is nted out tnnt coal
sn aI nave Risen beyond all proportion Ia
o oSs iron shares are also REGARDED as ex-
sSsstNely nigh considering the inerease ~
"Skes ana the scarcity OF materials
Notwithstanding the rising OF money rate.
an ana is as week. IDLE shares were very strosg
S Sne american railways IN great demand. T5s
Hiv,nan putlic has confidence IN tbe con~
uHvenee OF Am rican prosper W. rhs r sa
q, .roNuoh exchange Is explained by tho heay,,
NSIthan purchases OF Americans In Iondon
,,r aIe IRON eoHsulncrs complain thaf thev ars
IIrditp!e 10 paea orders for pig IRON in 10
huaeo Stats AT the meeting Of tha Ham
ovl . ,NIne riean Steamship company il S,,as
hst. ~ mat an extraordinary business VS.
n,tnE uone The prospects for FIRST ana So
gs, slass passenger business during he ma,
menus pointed TO n breaking Of ne rsc
~, n 50 amShlp line viii be os,ahl!sbed con
IItte.tne Tue Carcinas with the North Germ,
s,,oSq 'rvlee at Hong Kong, where nm in.
'rrSS,oh oihce viii be opened.
lAe German american Pe.rrisn,n
sspi,s ss'neh nus earned i.000,00O marks IN !,
eapi's Of 100000 marks. y" .
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GEORGIA STILL nusTLING.

Savannah Secures Three Factories
and hampton one,
savannah Ca, Aprll Announcements for
three new factories to be started here were
contaminated during the past week. One is
n shoe factory capitalized at $50, COO. to en-
ploy atty hands. This factory VIII cater to
the Cuuan ana Puerto Rlcau trade as well
as TO the domestic trade RE secold Is II
box ana basket factory to employ 80 hands,
The third is hardwood factory on HIT hin-
son Island. opposite the city. This factory
VIII employ nifty hands.
A 100000 Yarn Mil mt Hampton.
Hampton. Ga. Aprll LA 100000 yarn
mill has been orEanlzed here. Work on the
building Will b. bsgun at once.
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DAVIS BREAKS AWAY.
Assistant Secretary of Interior Resigns Today and
VIII Plead for the Beers.

Wep-
the c-
deliver
believes that ne
position would
him.
Of him at the station They appealed to him In state then
would
p American peo-
the avail himself of
shall be all Davis decided this course after
mature consultation
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New WAY of nworIsInu, m. Co.,

New York. April Henry Russell and
Sid Yennie. alias Henry Ferguson, who
claim TO be Spectator and salesman, re-
speetiyely. have been arrested on sus-
picion OF being connected with the rob
berry Of Hsaly's restaurant on Monday
last. On that day number OF Well dress ID
men in couples went to Healy's restaurant
TO dine. AFTER the meal one OF the men
attracted the attention OF the cashier
while another erawied into where the safa
stood and stole 500, All the men had
disappeared before the robbery was dis.
covered.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Dizziness YVES the Rutc for the Pns.
Week IN Engtlnd,

Dizziness YVES the Rutc for the Pas.
Week IN Eni7iand.
Manchester England, April 1.--T'rmn IS
ard duilness characterized las weeks mar
ket. Such business as was don. was OF a
decided miscellaneous character. but TIE az
sieSate was much ben nd the output India
Iakss scarcely anything nowadays. as the
p.Lsue and the fannie hinder Gstribut on.
Ohina IS only snail buyer. TIE smaler
markets present the Eest customers. eaiehy
Tor hleaehed dyed and printed goods. but
everywhere high prices restriet purchases 10
IreSsing needg
Yarns were quiet and unchanged, with fair
consumers 'ases
houtn reports continued activity in Its spec.
iaities, with strong oricss for cloth ana yarns
me latter being very scarce.
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THE STATE.

A coal mining company has been organ
tied at Bastrop.
1t has been decided by jury that j. b.
Daniel Of Waco was murdered and did not
suicide
Steamship Lampasas is still fast aground
IN Galveston harbnr
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rnrAn on Tmn ,knAnsAnon.
Admiral Sampson Says the Test'
Were Entirely satisfactory,


Admiral Sampson Says the Tests
Were Entirely satisfactory.
Washington, March 3l.--Admiral Samp-
son. who was aboard the KearsGrge durins
her last run out TO sea arrived here to-
day from Fortress Monroe, on his way
north to Boston. Tho admiral watched
the test of the double turret, a feature
Of naval architecture peculiar TO the
United States navy. The test settled
completely all doubts as to the practicn-
sillty Of this idea. According to Admiral
sampson mono Of the predicted faults of
he system developed. II had bsen con-
tendtd that the blast OF the S-inch guns
Buporimposed above the hig 12-lnch guns
would mako 1t impossible 10 operate the
latter: that no man could live IN the lower
turret. AS q matter OF fact the blast
was so light that two officers stationed 10
the two sighting hoods in the lower tur-
ret wore unable 10 agree as to whether
there was any blast at all, and II there
was they ruld not tell It's direction. 4
piece OF cottonwood placed In the forward
slit OF the middle OF the sighting no Vi
was driven into the hood. but on each side
IL remained undisturhed. Contrary TO pre-
dlctions. there was no difficulty In main
tanning the fcur guns In the superlmposed
tuffets IN parallel the shots were deliV-
cred In almost one SPOT Owing to fault
In the electric connections, which can
easily be remedied. IL was not possible 10
discharge more than three OF the guns to-
gether. but the three shots fred dropped
in the same place. No trouble was ex-
pe-ienced with the turning devices and
other mechanism. everything working with
perfect smoothness, The same was true,
according 70 Admiral Sampson. Of the
Kearsarge as whole everything, boilers,
engines, steering gear funetioned perfect
w
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Makes 1t square with the cn|

Constantinop e, Saturday, March 81
Ottoman government will address q
this evening to the Russian embassy
clariug that in the event o. the pors
constructing railway lines in the Blaa
districts beyond railways already con,
TO others, the concessions will be ga
to Russia.
1t is considered that the porte "
way settles the Russian demands v
premises.
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confined his practice almost, eNs ~,
diseases OF men. and during tnas ~ ~ "a
restored moro men to health, lk..,;
ness and happiness than any zen -
tors In the country combined. "a
Or. Hathaway treats and cures o,rs.s.|
entirely his own. discovered ana - ia
himself ard used exclusively by DIE ima IA
Vitality. Varicoeele. Structure. hi .ss,,,s,s
lne in its different stages. lar lar
plLints. Ulcers, Sores .and SNlh M
Brlghts Disease and all forms
Troubles. His treL tmsnt for Une, s r,S
X stores lest vitality ard makes th7
Elreng well vigorous man. ,r<s5
Dr. HathaHay's success In w ID
OF VaricOcgle and Strlcturs WHY" r,I
o. knife o. eau cry is phenomena. sg
tient IL treated by this mcshod In
home without pain or loss Of ui,e r,s,l1
ness This Is positively the oniy
which cures without an operatlos' Ar
Or, Halfway makes no chars, a.. d
sultation or advice. either NJ h.s X ~
nGil. and when case Is taken "a "
fee covers all cost OF medicines ~
sionnl services. IN
DR. Hathaway always Jreters. NC
possible. TO have his patients gan III
at least one Interview. but this ,bs,5
sential. as ha has cured scores o. IA
Of PATIENTS In all sections OF the ,,sr..f@
be has never ssen. His syst am Of rnr,ar 4
ment Is so perfected that he can .sscaf3|
cure as surely and speedily a. W
patient called daily at his ofnce
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY,
DR.. Hathaway 8 20
zoo u. Alamo Plaza, So
Texas.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
TIE TnANsvAAA.

cronje's men can't be deported to st.
Helena because Of sickness.
The Boers captured an English force
commanded by Colonel Broadwood.
The Beers taking heart again and are
making things lively
General Botha is to succeed Joubert in
command OF the Boer armies.
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LOCAL.

Dick Bowling Camp selects delegates
and sponsor to the Louisville reunion.
Election of officers by the Houston Turn
verein.
Coleman Turner, colored. attempts to
end his troubles by cutting his threat.
Some information that Will be found of
interest to those who Will vote to-day.
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Ohio tomorrow. The contests involve the
control OF party organizations as wtll as
labor officers. In Cleveland and Toledo
the factlonal hght has made the situations
peculiar, Senator Hanna is quite an is
sue in both cities. Ia Toledo, Mayor Sam
Jones is factor for municipal ownership.
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You Know what You Are ra,s,nu

when you take Groves Tasteless chin
Tonic. The formula is plainly printed an
every bottle showing that It contains Iron
and ouinine put up in correct praportian.
and Is In tasteless form. Imitators AZ
ROT saNer!'se their formula, knowing, thar
knew what it contained. Groves l. ~
only chill cure sold throughout the sn,tss
rraiarial sections OF the United s,a,a.
No cure. no pay. Price 50 centa ''