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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
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the News

The worlds peace congress which is To
meet.in Paris will have no lack of sub
jects to talk about.
The Dewey arch in New York has been
removed and Hobson can prove that the
Spaniards did not do it.
The half-hour's talk made by Hobson
on landing needed an explanation reach
ing clear across the country.
Members of Parliament receive no sal
airy, but with Ycrkes on the island the
Office may be worth something.
The Chinese Empress may not be sit
ting on the throne as of yorc, but she
appears to be still sitting on the En-
peror.
1t looks like discrimination on the part
Of the government to pension war vet
Grams and not consider the case of the
veteran football player.
Mrs. Corbctt and Jim" are to go on
the stage together. This shows that orig
inal methods of advertising are by no
means exhausted.
One demand of the coal miners is that
a ton of coal shall not weigh more than
2,240 pounds. Some day the consumers
will organize and demand that IL ton shall
weigh at least half that much.
If the campaign is attracting little at
tention now, just think what will happen
to it when the football season opens.
Perhaps the Germans feel that MS they
were last in getting to pekin it is only
right that they should take their time
about getting away.
Somehow or other the Beers who come
down from the hills tos SURRENDER ia
"Bobs" are always so absent.ininded ls
to leave their Long Toms Mt home.
Lord Wolscley thinks Chino. md TIL
United States some day will. tigdxsiStaAl
supremacy of the world, l,pt probably 4,
I will be for the worlds laundry basiiuess
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
BANK wReckEa IN EGYPT.
d. ID. Dare Said to Have Heen Seen by
traveller in'Alexandria.

A German traveller who has Just re.
turned To Cheyenne. WyO., from u tour
through Egypt. reports that he saw and
convcrsed with ID. II. Dare, the default
ing vicc-president of the Cheyenne Ma
tional Bank and the National Bank OF
San Diego, CAL. which failed in 1891,
less than six months ago. The t.nh
wrerker is now president Of the Alex
andria Street Railway
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
ROOSEVELT Is REviLED.
tcb lcago Rowdics Assail Hin, Near a
!. Church.

Gov. Roosevelt, while in Chicago on his
campaign trip. was subjected to insult
ling and railing remarks Sunday while on
Ibis way to and returning from the Trim
-iity Dutch Reformed Church. Newsboys
.of the rowdy order and burly ruffians who
have attained mans estate hurled invec-
Itives at the. Republican vice-presidcntial
candidate too vile for reproduction in
.ttprint.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
Hotes of Current Eveuts.

E:otes of Current Events.
Big cave found Mt Tucson. Ariz.
1'ammany Hall raised $4,000 for Gal
weston.
Frank Shepard. a w~ell-known Chicago
publisher, is dead.
Hon. c. A. Collier, former mayor of
Atlanta, Ga, is dead.
Andrew Douglass. Chicago. was crush.
ed to death by a falling girdcr.
Ex-President Andrnd4. Venezuela, is
in New York. Rumorad he will start
another revoE against president Castro.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
YouTsEy CAUSES A SENSATION.
Shouts Artlu Gocbcl Ia a Liar and
TINT He La Innocent.

One of the most remarkable scenes
ever enacted in Il kentucky court occur
red Tuesday night in the Youtsey trial AT
Georgetown, Ky. Arthur Goebcl. who
had been put on the stand, testified: IL
talked with Youtsey the day lie WAS ar
rested in the Jail in Frankfort in refer
cncc to the murder of my BROTHER
Youtsry jumped up and shouted: at is
untrnc-it is Il lic-I never spoke Il word
to that man in my life, nor be- 70 me"
Youtsey's wife sprung to bis si6a, eng
while endeavoring to .aks hin Hs esSEa
could be heard saying: "Ncw you Eev7
killed my husband. l suppose ycu an.
satisfied" Youtscy Historically shouted
again: II am innocent: there is no blood
on my hands; those men are swearing my
life away"
mir. Sheriff. if the defendant does not
behave himself put handouts OH him."
said Judge Cantrill. Meanwhile the au-
dicnce could not ne forced to keep their
seats until the judge threatened to fine
those who stood up. Youtscy cried hys-
terically. and finally the trial was post
poned till the next day on account Of the
defendants condition.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19

Ireland has the most equable climate
Of any csurtry in Europe.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
The Real "Flowery Kinodom.v

The Teal "FIOwery KinedOm."
Flowers bloom in the Sandwich ISL
ands all the year round; therefore it is
believed that that country Is more de.
serving than Japan of the title, glow
cry Kingdom"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19

m ~~~>O
The "lucky" advertiser always hap
pens to possess a lot of common sense.
Profitable Advertising.
For local business the local newspa-
pers are by far the best advertising
mediums.-The Ad Writer.
Advertising is valuable exactly in
proportion to the extent to which the
thing advertised is found to bear out
the claim made for it.-Montreal CAM
Witness.
The force and profit of advertising.
consists in constantly keeping before
the people your location what you have
to sell, the prices at which you will sell.
and in religiously keeping every prom
ise.-St. Louis Star.
Newspaper advertising is the very
best hustler any firm can employ,
going into thousands of homes and
reaching people who are approachable
in no other way. 1t is an i%ndispens-
able part of every modern business
Saginaw (Mich.) News.
luc lucSLlOl iS Olltll GSkCu, WHY Is,
newspaper advertising the most profit
able: And it is to be said that most OF
the answers have failed in giving the
actual reason. The first reason is, that
the newspaper advertisements find the
public mind when it is in an cXplana-
tory and receptive condition. When a
person in his own time is reading q
newspaper, lie will naturally take in
with the news of the outside world
those facts which are of use in man
agement of his home and the purchase
of his supplies. The second is, when a
seller puts his advertisement in a news
paper he at once enters into open COM
petition With all others in the same line
of business; his facts and prices are
| stated with the knowledge that they
will be noted by these competitors as
we'll as by the public, while the adver-
tiser by circular or sign seems to be
e%ndeavoring to do n quiet, non-com-
petitive Observation-Disclosures (N. J.)
NpwS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

nEs M0INEsi iowa James II, Gear was
formally elected by the legislature today TO
succeed hrusclf hi the United States senate.
AfllXANpRtA ~I,alsilas L. Garrett re.
Gently arrested near Houston, Texas. on IA
rharee 81 wife murder has been Jailed here
TTRIN dypanlto factory M Avigliano.
hod,ss have heen recoyered f,om the rttjns.
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tuS'oll,s 'nilti,ss,on ,ot wv wv
Snainne NJ ~ np,n W. W.,
Vppus'Ns tn" IVAN '"nu"V'''''
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CLIMAX is EXPECTED SOON
DERoE HAS REACHED FRANKFORT,
WITH HIS INSTRUCTIONS.
blackburn Again Elected senator,
Gov. Tnylor's Appointees Enjoincd
from Acting as Commissioners,
Especial to The Post.)

frankfort, KY, January 16.-Matters
have reached the crisis in the guberua-
torial race and the climax will come inside
OF twenty four hours United States SEN
ator Deboe arrived from Washington today
ard bore the decision of the president
upon the appeal sent to him by the re-
publlcans OF Kentucky, President Nc.
Kinley has refused to interfere. and says
the matter must be settled in the courts.
This has placed matters in an entirely
| dinerent position, and the republicans
have decided upon a new line OF lighting.
The decision of President Mckinley, as
given above, is official, but there are said
to be provisions in his verdict that modify
his decision. What these conditions are
TIE republican managers refuse 10
dvulge, but they are arranging their plans
to meet them,
Senator Deboe Is here to coach the re-
puhlicans under orders from the PAYERS
that be at Washington.
Frankfort Ky, January 1s.-The cleo
tion OF Blackburn as senator was duplt
Gated in both houses again today. this
action being taken on account Of a ques.
ton among lawyers as to whether the
election last Tuesday was legal. The pro-
oeedinss aud vote were practically the
same as those % the former ballot.
me court OF appeals rendered decision
huihiying Governor Taylors appointments
o. W. II, Mackoy and A. NJ, Cocarln as
commissioners, enjoining them from act.
Jog and sustaining the democratic com
.nissioners, Poyntz. Fulton and Yontz
Ihese commissioners will try the contest,
10 the cases OF minor State Offices. Ths
ueelslon was made on STRICT partv lines
senting. pis'
william Jennings Bryan was bapoue,,.y
~ Inc democrats OF the Kentucky Ie,isla.
uufe tonight. The banquet was slsn
rniebration OF the election Of senst.,
blackburn. Mr.. Bryan arrived Al a,2s -
was met at the train by a committee =
Nelcn senator Blackburn and Mr. roah,,
were members Ex-GovernoY Janss Z,
hvDtesry presided Ms POSTMASTER n m.
BANQUET The toasts were Responded a ~ ~
sy William Jennings Bryan. "The nsn
sg,sne Party Its Future and lis Poll
lucky" A'''n' Old Ken
Senator William Goebel, pEsntuckv an,
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SUMMARY OF TopAY,s IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Tho National Live Stock association Is
in session at Fort Worth, with 5000 dele
Eates in attendance
Text OF the questions certified to the
supreme court in Kimbrough 70. Barnett
have been made public by the First court
Of arpcals.
The state labor convention Is 10 session
at Cleburne.
The Grand jury OF Bastrop county has
been, called to investigate the killing Of
Burford and wounding Of Clements
Enoch Moss is to hang at Bastrop March
II
Two persons we're given life terms In
the penitentiery on conviction of murder
at Bastrop.
An arrest was made in time 10 prevent
another fire at Henderson.
An increased Insurance business is
shown by the fees paid by leading compa-
MES.
People OF Columbus are tired OF the
feud and want peace restored
The Red river navigation convention
met at Paris and adopted resolutions.
In addressing the State Real Estate as
ISOLATION. IN session at Fort Worth Gov
cinor sayers took occasion to defend tho
tax commission bill
The people OF Galveston refused to vote
bonds to purchase the sewer system.
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THREE MEN WERE KILLED.
Volunteer Army Feud Was Re-opened in a
Crowded Hotel Lobby.
Colonel David q. Colson and Lieutenant Ethebert
Scott Began the Pistol Practice Innocent By
ISLANDERS Could Not Avoid the Leaden Hail.

reference to the killing Of Scott and others
by Colonel David @. Colson at Frankfort
KY, today, an Associated Press repre-
sentative this evening interviewed Colo
mel j. p, Fyfe, late of the Third Tennes-
see volunteer infantry who was at An
nistcn, Ala, when Colonel Colso1's regi-
n,ent was there and where the trouble
between Mr.. Scott, lieutenant In Colonel
Colson's Fourth Kentucky regiment, and
Colonel Colson. really begun some time
during February. 1899 Colonel Fyfe was
the president OF military board APP
pointed by Major General Joseph Wheeler,
then commanding the Fourth corps which
tried Lieutenant Scott on the question
OF his competency, capacity and good con-
duct. on charges preferred by Colonel Col
son.
Mr.. Frye said More than once during
the trial it looked as though personal
difficulty would hardly be avoided in tie
presence Of the board. Colonel Colson was
present. as was Lieutenant Scott during
the entire proceedings, and Colonel Coll
sons arragnment of the subatsrn was
one Of the most severe, caugtic and zeal
cus l have even seen or heard. rotwlth-
standing there were rumors that Scott had
said he would kill Colson II his (Seot'sl
character was arraigned. The finding OF
the board was that Scott be discharged.
but he went to Washington and returned
after using influence to prevent the sem
tence being carried out. He was reported
10 have made threats against Colonel Col
son after his return. Things were no
better between them. Charges Wee again
preferred. General Frank scented Sc 10 .
trouble and tried TO patch up the trouble,
as the regiment was soorl to be music e |
out and induced the colonel 10 withdraw
the charges. The day after the regiment
WAS mustered out hostilities began in
earnest Lieutenant Scott was dining at
a restaurant with party Of friends. Co :
son entered and, giving his order for din
ner, proceeded to the only vacant scat at
the table where Scott and his friends were
seated. apparently not rodcing the pres
ence Of the latter until some remark mad ,
hy Scott attracted his attention. Colonel
Colson thought It was intended as an in
suit lust what followed rext It. is i'm
possible TO say but Scott arose delibera e.
~ and quickly lai1 down his napkin.
pushed his chair to the table and stepping
behind It, raised his pistol. As he dii so
Colson fired, the ball passing through the
space Scott had just vacated. | do not
know who fired first, but several shots
were exchanged, ore lodging in Cols9n's
groin, from the effect of which it was
said he will never recover. No notice was
taken of the matter by the military az
thoritiee as the men hal been mustered
out. Civil authorities also ignored it,
After the shooting Colson was carried to
his room and Scott went home Shortly
after Colsor recovered and went to Wash
ington to wind up his congress -ional a.
fairs"
Colonel Coson was removed to tha
residence Of CbfaF v-bo he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
RATIFIED the TREATY.
senate Agreed 10 the Partnership IN
the samoan isinnda,

s
Washington January l6.-The senate
today in executive session ratified tho sa-
mean treaty without division after two
hours OF debate. Messrs. Davis, lSoreker
and Spoonor advocated and Senators Ba-
con, Money and Tilman opposed ratIhca-
ton. Senator Bacon made the leading
speech in opposition He based his OBJ
lection on the general ground That IT. was
contrary to the spirit Of our institutions
10 attempt to govern any people m OPP
position to their wishes, He said he WAS
not opposed TO the new convention because
Of any nartality felt for the old tripartite
agreement which was quite as repugnant
To him Az the new, lie Thought however.
means might be found 20 that end
without resortnB to suhterfugo which
was rtpnlslye 10 all American idHas OF
liberty aud independence. There was no
doubt OF the intention 70 annex and eX-
ercisc sovereignty In place of the protecto-
rate. which was the distinguishing tca-
lure OF the trpartite agreement oil 1890.
/ This proposed change of policy he OBJ
locted 10 most strenuuusy. He compared
/ the provisions of the two agreements.
showing that the old ono made express
provision Tor the approval OF the samoan
government Of changes and guaranteed
tho Independence OF tho Samoan govern
ment whereas the pending instrument an
NUS all sovereignty OF the samoan govern
meut aud partitions the islands between
the United States and Germany Mr. Bn-
con said that the friends OF the treaty
supported IL on the two grounds that It
simply divides authorities heretofore ex-
orcsed jointly aud that the Samoan peo-
pie being only savages' there Is no
reason why they should not be despoied
OF their country. The United States had
in many ways recognized the Samoan gov
prnn1C MT guaranteeing its lnlpnpudpuaa
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial to The rost.)

Washington, January l6.-Texas pensions
granted today Original, Humphrey HILL
Houston So Joseph A. Ward. Harvester
IS; John NJ, Haycraft San Antonio SO;
Christopher c. Mingena, SIS; Wilson Yer
million. Rookport 50. Additional, Geo.
W. McGrew, Austin, 81 TO Sc Mexican
war survivors: Increased, James T. Nc
Cuiston. Lampasas, IS TO Si2.
Qusrtermastcr General Ludington is in
formed that the transport Mcclellan has
left santiago with The remains OF seventy
hvo soldiers who died last spring from
yellow fever and S75 metallic Baskets, bound
! for New York The empty caskets are dcs-
tined eventually for Manila,
Surgeon General sternberg has received the
following from Or. Blair ravlor. surgeon
United States army. dated fioroulu, Deem
Der y, lsss; Since my last rtport there
have been iye deaths in the Chinese quar-
ter Of Honolulu from bubonic .piague 1.-Two
yesterday
nostrpasters today q, j. Farrell. Vernon
lc Bone, heauhinnt J. W. Shotwell Luf-
4 kin; X. l.. Edwards, smithyille; Frank G.
4 Cusells, Childress; J. d. Mcconnell, Jacks.
horo
/ Secretary Ions aud Rear Admiral bradford
appeared before the senate committee on
naval affairs lp advocacy Of the construction
OF Pacific cable by tho goyernmOnt
J
Texas patents ISSUED To-Day; James +.
y Hughes. hone Gruve, buggy top. James
,'Myers. hirhyville, yelceipedo, James u.
sehoaeld, Dallas. planter
The ssnete committee on interoceani- cana
aEyeed unRpimqusly 70 report hill for IN,
copsiruetion az the Nieareguan canal
The Philippine commission has finished Il,
Lrerort ard dispatched il TO the public printer
Il
The total Of the Lawton fund is now 1902
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Her Relations to the National l,emocr.u'

Her Relations to the National Democrat
In bis speech Mr.. Bryan said be al
not to be hanquetted, but to rejoice I'd
the democrats over Blackburn's eectli
However much he might be regarded d.
repudiationist on the money question. Il
body should say ne repudiated BlackhHs
On the subject OF the Kentucky osnui
he said he had hoped Goebel's elects
would be as overwhelming as Blackburn
and he said he had neither advised ior .;
against the contests, regarding this al
matter 10 be settled wholly by the mss
bers OF the Legislature.
He referred to the Tilden Hayes eectsi
commission and pointed to the fact N
the democrats of the country acquiesceih
the contest, though the decision "
reached by party vote. The decision
these contests. he said should be lIkssis
acquiesoed in. no matter to which part
the decision is given by the legislat's
The National platform in addition TO ~
tanning money plank would also contfl
planks against trusts and against impeti
ism sgsHts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
LOCAL..

Several matters IN bankruptcy before
referee, Judge j n Burnett
Some Interesting litigation promised
over the Catholic church property. corner
Of Franklin and Caroline.
Meeting Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Judges appointed 10 pass upon the pa
ners 10 be submitted against the tax bill.
ehecis in circulation 10 which e. r.
uainer's peme has been forged,
An interesting entertainment by tbs
Ladies Reading club.
Marriage Of Mr.. Arthur Hcidingstelder
and Miss Rachel Rosenfeid.
A couple Of carpenters have fight at
the Boyl.s byilding
Mortuary STATISTICS for peeemher.
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this question. He says that II is in ac-
cordance with the manifesto Of President
Woodruff in 1890 the church has positively
abandoned the practice OF polygamy or
the solemnizatlon OF plural marriages In
this state tutah) and every other State
and that no member or officer thereof has
any authority whatever TO perform q
plural marriage or enter into such rela-
ton
Nor" continued he. does the church
advise or encourage unlawful cohabitatinn
on the part OF any OF its members. r..
therefore. any member dispbeys the law
either as to polygamy or unlawful cohab-
itation he must bear his own burden or, in
other words be answerable to the tribun-
ais Of the lend for his action pertaining
thereto
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- - -
DOMESTIC.

A tragedy occurred in the Capitol hote,
at Frankfort. KY, in which three men
we're killed: It was the result OF vol
unteer army feud.
An nnane bank cashier 10 Columbus.
Go. shot bis assistant and then com
united suicide
General Joe Wheeler writes that be Is
coming home and has resigned from tho
army. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
FIFTy-sIxTH CONGRESS.

Mr.. Bali spoke against expansion In the
house; quoted McKinleys words and
polntod to MeKinley's deeds.
The Gage hank deal was ventilated by
Mr.. Richardson.
The urgent deficiency bill was under de-
bate.
IN the senate Mr.. Vest spoke on the
Philippine question.
Mr.. Pettierew offered an amendment
asking for the instructions which the pres
ident gave the Paris commission 1t was
tabled--4l 70 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
CABINET MEETING.
Condition ~ Puerto Rico Was Under
niscussiou.

Washington, January 10 The principal
subject for discussion AZ tcday's cabinet
meeting was the unsatisfactory status Of
Puerto Rico The president and eahlnst
are much In earnest in their advocacy OF
action by congress and desire material
reduction in the tarin duties on imports
from Puerto Rico 10 the United States
In fact II was stated today that an entira
removal Of the duties would be emlnently
satisfactory should congress so desire As
it ~, u Is pointed ant that the rssrte
Ricsns are practically shut out os our
markets with the result that all business
Is stsgnant and depression in ali branches
OF industry prevails throughout the isluld
Although the president has no thought OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17
Com misRcIAA.

Cotton lost to points in liquidation
aud increased movement.
Renort Of heavy increase by Bradstreets
crused frantice effort to dispose OF bold.
inEs in wheat corn was higher. and oats
unchanged.
condition Of absolute stsgnation ex-
ists 10 the stock market.
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rRAxsvAAL.

Tho pocrs ssorned hill held by tho
Yorksalrrs aud were repulsed at tho poIn,
OF the hayonei.
Heavy firing has been heard northward
aud Il is believed General Butler has en-
gagged the Beers
Mcthuens biundor at Magersfontsin has
lost him the confidence o. his men.
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WASHINGTON.

The senate ratified the samoan treaty
without division.
War department, officials will say moth
Ing REGARDING tho homecoming OF GEN
cral Joe Wheeler
TRANSPORTS with dead soldiers are COM
ing from Cuba and from the Philippines.
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uses are all prepared under nls ,rpm us Z
rectlon in his own laboratory
Every case is treated indiyiduslp'
ing 20 its. need. .rt
Hood aud skin Dtss's ~
Or. Hathaways treatmeh, foI ~, q ",
Ia whatever stage cures ~ "a 81 Y
sores. bloiches. pimples, NeN,, ,hsIr NJ
restores the skin and scalp y MOOD ~ /.
disease IS permsnentIy and comPI ,ssai y
from the system. and ell this s' Sruss
steering poisonous or dangerous
ftvf Ladies', ~
Or. Hathaway also treats WE rsi;,s,,
success all those many distfsss'n-s amer ~
and diseases by which 50 mHnf 4,
). NEWTON HATHAWAY
Dr. Hathaway = tpssP
zoe ". Alamo i'isFs' s"'
Texas.
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when order Is restored.

Washington, January 49, Senator Wei
lington introduced a joint resolution today
declaring II is not the purpose Of this gov
ernment to deprive the t1lipinos of their
right OF self government.
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,Mr. Go..ctt.. Forum, Announesn y.

Ennis, Texas. January 16.--Hon. H y
Gossett Of Kaufman today formally y
nounces rs a candidate for congress N,
the Sixth district He has been seriorsl
considering the solicitation of his irian
for some days, but has just decided toa
ter the race.
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Business Purchased.

Lott, Texas, January 16.--Chsrles +.
TrIce has sold his entire stock Of By
ware and furniture business to "
Gunnell of Marlin. Texas. Mr.. Guns
will retain all OF Charles l.. Triccsesla
and operate the business on the same y
as did Mr.. Trice.