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The times., 1901-03-13

The stock market yesterday afternoon
showed sieHs OF rather heavy liquidation
and other indications that a temporary
setback mHl not be far OF. Some Of
lhe most careful people advised the TAX
ine of profits, and, although il Is never
tafe 60 sell stocks short lu bull market
week and profit by their deal. The ear
Is market yesterday was very strong.
and- indeed. until the last hour the ten
deucy ~ prices AN over the list was dis
tlucty buoyaut Gains OF from "a frac-
lion 10 or points were made During
the last hOHr the Teccssious wiped out "a
large part OF the advances and IN some
cases the closing prices were lower than
those OF Monday Tho advance has been
q steady one for several days ana even
those most confident OF ultimately higher
prices. MANY of them, would be glad of "a
recession. 1T has hee4 the frequent small
declines ,l!at have prevented the public
from pyra iuidine iu the bull market ami
have. thCT fore. allowed il To extend so
far beyond the ordinary range Of bOoms.
II is not Impossible that a disappoint-
3nent over the dividend TO he declared on
81 Paul stock may De the moving cause
81 the RECESSION. II there is To bo such q
SoMnWaTd movement The public has
been thoroughly convinced that the divi-
deud tu De declared tomorrow will bo al
least : lser cent. and many people have
looked Tor disbursement OF 3 I-2
per cent Yesterday there was a
hint ju an important quarter that there
Hil be no change in the rate from ID
II there Is any foundation for this sug-
EcsJion there can bc no doubt that there
would he widespread isaIPointmcut.
This appointment would take tho form
O. the selling of stock tn many iusfsfls,-s.
The action of ST. Paul stock yesterday
Burlington was making "a new high price
record l5i "a aud thc Atthis0us and
Rock Island were strong an cay ST = ul
failed 10 advance. and, in fact, sold lower
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-ChesaU Ueakc and Potomac Iclc-
phone IS. ,oo01f0G; Washington Loan and
Trust Compaay. l5aI69. l0alG9A Union
Trust and Storale l0dl0q 2jHIGS3 I36
luSss; Capital Traction 25HlG5A ]@lo5i4,
,0Ql05A. Peoples Fire Insurance Com
pauy. 50sf6 Colonial Fire Insurance Co,
5diVlt, Columbia Titlo lnsur. Co 50mf3s
Washington Gas. 45M59 25ff5S7k. MerRcn-
thaier Linotype 7N16s. lGul63lz l0Gl53-
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seller 80. 1od16S4, 10a16S1k; Lanston Mon
otype, 400Q15 l00d15-buyer 80, 100Q15-
buyer 60, 4d147s; American Gra-
phophone Co. pref, 50dl1. After call
Union Trust and Storage Co, 10Q10S24.
CnNEPNAiENr pnNnC
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AUCTION SALES.

trict of Columbia, Washington. March - 1901.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
MARCH %, 1901, the right to establish FISH
wharves docks in the City OF Washington VIII
b Street between Seventh and Ninth streets in
front OF the Washington market all rights and
privileges granted allowed by the laws OF the
Corporation of Washington. and no wharf or dock
shall be deemed eligible unless situated at some
point the north side OF the Potomac River or
the Eastern Branch, between Eleventh Street east
and Fourteenth Street west. Terms: One hundred
dollars TO be paid the day OF the sale and the
residue TO be paid within five days from the day
OF sale. BY order of the Board OF Commissions
ers of the D. c. HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND
JOHN W. ROSS LANSING H. BEACH Commits
sioners, d. c. e12-IO exS
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WALL PAPER

RO0Ms PAPERED from $l-75 up; work guaran.
teed; samples brought. HUNT, $40 r St ms-7
ROOMS PAPERED 81 up; only deo who gives
q legal guarantee with ali work; estimates FUR
nished; samples brought; 10000 roll stock to Sc
lect from Send postal to
WILLIAM = MAHONEY. Coz Pa ave. Sc.
Anacostia Branch. l0G Pierce St
fel7-1m
WALL PAPER-Ai the newest and best in the
spring productions being shown here We
can paper your rooms in the newest styles at
smallest prices. F. G. NOLIE. s24 9th st. NV
mo
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during the day than it did on Monday
1t closed at the Monday closing price
14q IL
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries mocking
birds dogs cate rabbits, gold fish, etc; cata-
logue free. sCHMuDs BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th St
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by " B Hibbg & Co. men,
bers oi the New York stock Exchange, 1919 F
Street
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
The Washington
Loan & Trust CO,

OFFICE, COR 9TH AND SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans in any amount made approved
real estate or collateral at reasonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject TO check.
This company acts as executor, admin
istrator trustee, agent, treasurer registrar,
and in all other hduciary capacities.
Boxes for rent in burglar and fire proof
vaults for safe deposit and storage Of valu-
- able packages
JOHN JOY EDISON ON....................,..Pr President
JOHN A. SWOPE. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second wee President
ANDREW PARKER..........-. ....-. treasurer
BRlCE J. MOSES. S............-..A Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY...,........R Real Estate Othcer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared TO assume the management OF your
real estate. Careful attention given TO all de-
tails iy12-w&sa-tf
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Typewriters, bought. sold, rented,
and repaired charges reasonable ribbons. 5Oc'
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th st. NV.
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No Doctors

Wanted when Warmers Safe Cure Is used for
Liver CT Kidney disease Directions on Label.
Sold by ali Druggists
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Corrected daily by ". b Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New Iori; Stock Exchange, 14l0 7
The times., 1901-03-13

The regular dividend of ia per cent
quarterly Was declared on Western Union
Yesterday. The stock was not affected
by tho announcement. few transactions
occurring i'm il during the session. The
dividend record OF the company has been
q superb one. Il its entirely probable that
tho stock viii sell at par during the com
ing few months If the general market is
The times., 1901-03-13

WANTED-To borrow from private party. s175 for
one year at 5 per cent and commission: good
security; responsible party Box SO, this ofiee
efl-3
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PRESSURE ON INDUSTRIALS
Jrregularity Noted in the Steel and
Smelling Shares.

An Element of strength Given the
Market hy Easy Money Conditions
-Recessions Toward the Close on
Account of Rush to Take Profits.
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trust at per cent; security first class on busi-
ness property. Address BOX %, this Office
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Jaepcr Jottings,

Jasper, Texas. February 13.-Rain con-
tlnues to delay the grading and keep
Jasper from having a railroad But 1t
d Mt keep our college firm g.owi-g Ia
popularity and scholars. II has nov ave
professors apd three music teasbsrS and
new sch,lars e-rive every week.
StraDgsrs and preGpsc;ors ere here
gal.re, AMI like the reat Of Texas, expe =,
an oil gusher. There are plenty OF evil
dence Of oil. Goa! ans Rs.na.ale. bu. they
have never been iulvesui9atsd.
jackson & Co. are building a store
house On the corner Of Main lri Lam :
streets, in whch they Intend e carry a
larae sick Of general uiroh4 ndi=e
there Is n epidemic o. grip thro 50
the c clnJy, but gc. u seri us type.
Shcrif J. VI. Brown n.aie this lars st
Colleci 4 taxa5 ever made in thu ecu =
ty. I-oweyer people bst c BIZ 70
pay ghan ever before and realize that
taxes mus be paid.
Senator J, 4. Beatty was home Nor one
day On visit TO his fam y, but Loft
Monday morning to resume his dpty at
Austin,
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LAKE cu.RLEs LOCALS.
Examination of suit Drought by
j. ID. watkins.

Lake Charles, ga, tei uary i3,-In
reference to a suit now pending before
tge district count. whereby Mr. J. %.
watkins. hfsvy stakeholder, has re-
norted 30 uauaamls proceedings in order
to be allowed no insTect the bcots Of tae
Norh American Land aud Timber COM
pany. Sfr Eastman, general m3aag r.
said todsy. you Will ind srEtanl that
the North American Lan5 and flmber
coupsuy Is a fortig0 c'eupspy. ITS otIfe
4, In LurdGn. rs lis. Of etookholfErs Is
,hero. The ststomonts o. its asses IS
there Al tho data aud Tho only data
witch Ho-kholder could PISS bly, con
slider az n any service 70 MIN IN s9ql'I-
tx kaowiedge az = the c0npln. g con-
6itiop is lyiag in the LONDON cface 7
am here as the company's local ag21f'
car;ur Tor their loca. iuieTeit, Nd ng
lesrca. selling lard aad remit Ing o.
reeds 20 the London Office. 3 .pb9slog
yc.l 70 he 4 st1cXh -idsr 10 an .lst luton
ana de.!ring 20 XIV THE vslis o. ycu
st9rk. would you not srplp direct to .
c.a-e ard the oniy ot6ce where ~ Ia
forrnai on could be acquired The,e Is
. u. the sl.ghteEt pensocaA feelings 10
tffs mater II IS one OF law ana is now
Ia the ecurts and ] DO ~. see tia. Il
embraces masters Of g. eral 1T rs ="
Meegrs. cline & CINE. who with General
Z 7. Taylor. have Mr., WATKINS q o.
csts in hand -ay THAI the matter g!il
90 aiken % IN The couH hist Nr. Wat
Las wsa large ai0a hlier. sgai g
rearly ne-thifd Of 80 Etpck q b. CON-
pany, o % he imply deH'rel 20 knox row
tho anairs II tire company were man-
ogei
Mrs. Daniel wcols. who lives near me
rice MIL, had sa adgeature lllasaay
evening. Betwrea 5 ard c'cl2ck she
heard a noise as thougn some cae ERs
irving 10 entSr the dining room q hsr
holse from the kitcher she called snd
fekea who wss eAerS and rscsivei 10 re-
ply. sbot through the icof sbo'lt whe's
she supposed the rab5sr was. She hesid
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ornnge Yc,y, Votes.

Orange. Texas, February lS.-rwo
olgleoen-inch Iyens irrgatiug pump!
with a capacity of 1900 gallons per min
ute each have arrived here Tor the Gov
Bayou Irrigation and Canal COMP ny
and are being loaded on r Barge todag
TOR transp r;ation TO heir pumping
plsnt on Cow bayou. THIS plan; VII D.
one OF the most completely equipped In
Sou heaTt Iexas and VIII w~;e- abou,
cO00 ac es this year
j. II York. immigration agent for IN
NJ r-u.l Kansas ana l'sSls 'ailroli
with headQu3rt1rs IN s., L US was bore
Ecl y h. 4usaciln- ola. aess !or als de-
t-rtmeu-.
T. Kendrek. repyo7en .ng the Nation
Pe,k + M ATe "a teN Y Il
W. is ma lng a ,our Of the SOU in IN
in .erest Of a ns' tution, was Ire t.
dag ia tra~ ord bu moss ii, b tie
5ara at his place.
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CALVERT LOCALS.
oil Mil Has Closed Down Month
Earlier Nhan Usual.

Calvert, Texas, Fcbrlsry IS Mrs. NJ.
c. Fiat, lett Monday for 81. Lows whore
she will VISIT for several weelE.
County c mmissi ne9 II. c. iyey & IA
Frarkpn this wook attend ng a reguld
session Of his court.
Mr. While Ganlmill, after visiting lie
parents Ter several days has Te,grne1 70
his poiition With the eu1ioeeling corps
now neur Waco. Work viii be rsSG.ncd
as soon as :he weather Will admit
j. II. Gibson & Co have ulosel iswn
their Il mill Tor tho scasop. month
earlier than last season me output CT
the mill this seaeon IS abcu. 2i1a tons
short ~ las seasoa. Til, shortage Is
caused by tho unusually shor; crop Of
last year.
Representatives OF The salvation Army
" copdrJtag a meeting At Hearre
we're 50 Calvert yesrerdAy aAver,i'ins
ne ateret 1e.can entertainment q be
sl7en al Heayne tonlg5, by Ensign Ed
wsrd of Chh4g0.
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To Have "a Thenter.

Galveston, Texas, February i3.--Galves-
ION, yh!cA hds Seen without: theatrical
a fractions since tho fatciul storm. is to
have a theatre III rmoly bali, watch s
now urse going repairs, Vas been leased
by-pave H DAVIS. lessee and manager OF
vce G and cpsr' houss az SnreVapcri, for
2 seas ~ x It ea,ri al at. actions, 70 DC
gin = D u ry IS. continuing with as much
regularity as tle bookin G.tra ytions will
p IN unt:l the IA pa q May. Lessee
:. S ng n getting sufiic en- a.
factors 70 warrant he patronage Of the
Ga sen ;heateT-l wing public ana q
s. PLY h lon lei nae1 for local 5muso-
n Is o. s-,ne On Taetef
The hall his seating cap'ei'y o: aboAt
GO a vii NJ az, lBks. f5w1T
ti.aly I plrpo es o. a ca er.
ccali nc fhelte no be buiit tine
r7in O. to comi & hea'ric
asa n ! VI - . . regular
T ~. OR email Il cui: Of houses.
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Grlmcs ConIty comn.Issloners.

NeyAsota, 1e&as, February lS--Ih
commissioners eour. is nov in regllas
quarterly sess! On at Anderson, and are
giving considerable attention TO the pc
ti,iCn OF ciu3ens for an efficient road
working syst8m for Grimes county /
is asked tina; Is eompe.eD; supsrintepien'
ha apl ointedj provided vita loans, tools
anl hands bi tha county eonSies; be-
sizes tnis al would work In commune ion
with the regular road overscers AMI
hands tor he general improvement ana
maintensucel CT the county hlghways' II
Is figured ina suea venture would cost
ab5ut 5000 I Tor he hrst year and $3.50.
for eacn weir afterwards.
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Poultry Netting.
Behring'S Hardware Store,
Main ST. and Capitol Ave.

some one make hurrsd exit ana then
ali was quiet
Richard Edwards, a negro under TER
tsrne q one year IN the peniteDtisry for
larceny. hung himself In the parish jail
to-day with rope made OF tho sbreds Of
his cot. He hal been cononed in q col
Ct the s.eel cYge by himself Tae p:is-
onars near him no.lced whaa ne was do
ing AMI gave the alarm when b astu y
fastened his rope 20 his neck and ths up
per part Of his cell and Jumped fro n : 6
chair on whoeh ne was standing. .eaY NJ
HIS feet full elk inches from thu q n.
sheriff Perians. Jhllsr Lgoas ana DEP
ueies Hsimnn and Lyons get 10 the iall
sarely Ia plme % save Tie negro's fe
BY eu'tlhg him down from his ilnpr-ylsfd
gailoWs
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Aftcr that Squadron.

G ives on. Texas, February ls-The
rtamNsr &C ms ce / diligently work
irg al tao l.ns sug ted by Hon r.
f Il wi vi a view TO inducing the
p5vs nth lies o d the Nyrth At
M squsd = vst bis rovt. Ger
la IS be!ng @ ia ne { on eysry
rpf 81 ply IL &C city certify ns
o e extreme heaitsf lnyss Of Calves
fon 7 ing Pao1 FIVE nj fher 10
eel Gus di5esse ave VII lly disappeared
oi1er ma.'sr viii he 0rSlrdei
CSC CT a. tie navy AZ cnee, Ac-
omn nj 4 b. a t-onR appeal from the
mer la bedi gig m to orde
he "a dron - visa tss r. before IL
d. pa tu.e Tor y T hern waters.
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Fune, sN of II. NJ. Russell

W'oto Texat 0Februa v lS,-.H ". Rus
sell the Gable. U; She Kay local re SHIT
of7ce' VIVA died last Nosday evening, vas
buried nils afternoon IN OiS o. cenc-
te:v. he tJnersl wss hell rom 'hN
Episcopal church and was large y al
tended. Mr. Russel had been the
employ Of ,he Kay ,rad for ten >. arS
and had large number 4 fren4s 10 all
parts ~ tine State. Mrs St,sptr (
quincy, H.. st@cr OF the decea'ed, =
tended the funeral,
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WACO NEWS NOitS.
Fight for Better streets In to u,
tNCnt III.

Wa,o Texas, Fenl1a y 13-Thcr, is a
peraisteus fight being IN lds in Wtc. for
better s.ree;e AZ pre7ont he SIC I
are paved Win BIS daTc rltc6s, rut The
1l,.seLs arc very anxious TO pave I'd
st.sets "a .he hesA Of the city vi h
a.I halt or vitihe1 6ricl, With q prefer
ence Ut De II er The city ,olncll HIS
passed reslautiou offering Il pay f1r
to-.nlrd thJ1pavlng, II The citizens
would pay tn other rwo-ehi ia. Ilerc
Will ne an elSrt n the part Of those
meat directlE aForeerncd 10 set tails
prc opposition etggfted
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Gnr,en,crcin Election.

Galveston, Texas, February l3.--At
the adjourned annual meeting Of The
stockno,ders CT ae Gartenverein cub
toe following officers aud board OF alrec-
tors we're e.ected; President Louis r,
Meyer, vice pres don't, NJ ). ujGy; sec
rotary. r. w. Erh4rd and treasurer. T.
Hubsr. Directors; a. Bornct5l1, =. W.
Erhard. Chsr,es Y. Brown. John w
Focke, A. Kuhn. Fred A. LangoeAn, Al.
yin r. LANCE, Louis +. Meyer. John
Neethe. n II. Peiera. VI. $ Tiny and
Richard B Wilkpgs,
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Now Bnnk for Mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas February l3--Another
National bank for Mckinney, its third
one, Is announced. Its organization has
been already effected aud all is 5000
capital stock subscribed. I g principal
promoters are Jesse S. Hahn, John S.
Heard. w p. and f. 4. Newsome, l.. a
Scott and Perry Burru5. Il Is intended
to open the new institution for business
as soon as possible.
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Galveston, Texas. FsAruary ls.--one
Of the workmen engaged in tearing DIVA
home wss sevorely hurt this morning b.
having some bricks fall gu HIM. He was
,ak.ng out a winaow siH non be acct
de-, occurred Tie wounded Man was
tskn 10 toe oosrtsl w1crc the nhysi-
clans fronolrce his wounds as no: bang
sel1OlIs.
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10 oppo,c The rcmmissiou.

G veston. Tex Ffhr'uN 1}.--Th =
Up onor = To onn.s bill Ike tie
ee3 Wa.e ullz Is onnl te,, are So
C Ell perfect NJ slran en- Mt 70 send a
iron dele - : 5 n 10 appea be-
H. e Tn u US COM tee N opposition
bill. j vas learned today that n
sddiiion . those officials WAC have all
M 97se. meaJ.re ore VIII 70
VITA them delegation q. Ilslo7Amefl-
ans oTawn from the membersh p Of the
Indie eudsn' Italian ] H. wa Cd claims
800 members. The committee Is beaded
ny b Clel.d7 aid . compcscd Of Pietro
Roy spo. a Lera. a. Ma uni sui g Ca
sentini Dill gslt resea % vas uusnle -
eove . names ~ Sc ot.er 10 emhers
Ct the protesting delegation
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Mr-. EIlcn waters nend.

Galveston, 7 Nas, Fcnu ~ lS.--A 7
O'clock this mcgniug Mrs Ellen Waters,
an o. AMI re pee ca resident of Eats city,
ssod away after a pgotrastci Illness.
7 Ge5ease Ell was res lea; Of Galyest N
yr fifty yclls and was tle wife o! Janus
" tcrs en- cd steveio OF IA s city. S1e
caves tN3 >Ai4ren to mourn her loss.
e.rctive George r. Waters ana Mrs.
Nc lie L. Chester,
IN funeral VII take place tomorrow
oV ming at n'cl ok
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buried herr. yesterday. He died Of diph.
sneEa, and little daughter OF Mr..
Stuoenrauch is also sick with The same
complaint.
IA W. Rislen, jeweler. has SID 81. his
ou1ness here and viii take a yacaito
during The summer but Will open up In
Colsicapa this fall
The Citizens National bank IL get.
ting In shape to begin business the lat.
ter part OF this week or the first OF mex,
as soon as their safes arrive.
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Ennis Items.

e nis II xas, Fesru4ry ia move Is
on + Of ~ u yar nd city e-u4ei BY
~ 2aEI cry Ems Wiz 50 --'e
IS. Ii 1ts~a.ks 81 "2'e- 80 80
MY b, Proud. Tais IS mat F his
tow Is .ong needed but osa neyer
rtal redi OILY d.rng eoe,.u led raia!
ara pa{; oell sucn 5 has ben e@pt
.enaed here tAe Dlst' NO weeks
Tbe fIad.es OF he T4be atle D. >;
chur N Sl!l celehra Wasa-ngt1a's
s rt5d\y. February % by g.y,ag a Co
ionisl 4 n ornament and ga Ia waica
mos iii the ang people Of the city
3 M maNr!ed and single will be paFsiei-
Pants
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Waco, Texas. February l3.-- The Meth
odia;e wiz Guild nav edihce o. AIS
tin stroet at ceyt q $35 600 aal tao
BsptiSis viii erect 4 church in the polt1-
en- part Of the ety. Both ara now az
WEEK. TsS,ng subscriptions t-T IN SO
hu.ldirss and arc meeting TIth p!sn id
salccass
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Comnl..ionerr court.

Waco, Texas, February 19.--The coanty
commissioners are in regular monthy
sessiln. This is he FIRST meel Nc Ia IL
fiscal year and a great deal Of buclue Is
do be trspsacted. The court h nov Lue}
appointing road ovcrseers, OF Which lao
are several hundred In The colQ,y. TIE
urt w!ll also TX enc tar rate Of he
county at this meeting
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Island cab,,a ge

Galveston, Texas, February ls-tAr.
George Boehl, Jr.. came TO the city to-
dsy from his farm. thirteen miles down
the isilrt. bringing With him 100 head
OF oabbsge that allied his wagon box, Ths
cshbagss are the frst OF tae proiuct Of
the so.oog plants tina. were dIstriputed
among the island farmers las. Noyempsr
by the relief COMMITTEES. Al that time
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Ia M, Eays home or journey without
bo,,,s III chamberisih's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrl hoee Remedy, u amos W
,.,a - /. needed and can rot be pro-
49,, YOU ere on board the cars or
It is pleasant, safe ana re-
,,.,,s RI sale by all druggists
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Elpnan notel nnmnged.

FL Psso. Tegus. February ls--Fire tn
Right partially DESTROYED uAe pie-son ho-
tel. one OF the oldest aos.elries In the
city. causing loss o. pfobsby $4,000
The fsmes originated IN an unknown
nanner on the roof and bnrped dovnward.
I oou spreading over the entlre main por-
ion q TIE structure. Ths building was
valued a. 100000 and was insured for STA
0lo
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FfNEN OF TEXAS.
!, r,,c,rnIng Bills Pending in The
n, ,lvr, We're Adopted.
h oF OFFICERS WERE ELECTED
non. Are wanted mt san
neuison and other
|,...,,s ON the Border

= FEBRUARY l9.-Lrhe tenth
..,lou OF the Texas Live
,.,.tion adjourned tbs after
,ne. q! tho most successful
4. orslu.sation has efef held.
nDSftant aston aiken today
T. ACTION Of resolution of the
0umittee fayoring the maxi
N rs,e dill. only one dissepting
cast. The resolution l!rges
r,yresenla i've IN tie les'slA-
II, nest efforts to secure the
ms S.ll.
asing the resolution, j. F.
ssc,nai, the father OF the reso-
~, 10 lhe faeJ rh1t in this
m,iorily OF the people we're in
~ trade in the otale; he al
~ railway commission is de-
~ people taai Tree trade TO
ne entitled. lie asselte4 th1
naiss.. q had 10 .l-hl ~ sly
Lao they 50 luld 10. make a
kt5te s-ippsr 'thaA tAAt hAei
vhniseiOn,
lslns ohicers Wee ele ted;
nener Of Kurraile, pres.uen. {;
q zen of In ina. Il st vco
q. y. King VI Idylor, se-0nd
LINT Vuries z. B4LSn O. Sa i
{sSrstary and t easI er. Bxecu-
i,ee-.A. S. kea4, c b. Lue1s,
n. Ike West, Tom a. c lenan.
HAD, W. j. L.t., Ike T Pfy.r
4 sanscm. FL owing we. az
Il legislative MN t ee: MA.iJn
Nm A. C-leman, G., E. King, A.
!ti J. F. Green.
t.ion relat rs to the ma me-
1 uxantine pms at DenisJn and
ID was ad pei with an amend
I krtlng Texarklna and other
ion offered by Ike T. Pryor
W n poljt.cs sloull be allowed
again t the present prosperity
ss adopted.
LOT the secretary, Worries P.
] Eaa Antonio;
! Resident and Members OF the
lie Stock Association.
secre;ary and treasurer | beg
''ths following report: Balance
statement, January II, 1900,
keiyei from membership fee,
y Jew members lat So per certih-
J date OF last statement to
4 1901, $500; received for dues
Y iaiement to February I, 1901,
'sE0ls52.
res as Per itemlzed statement
~ eeative committed from last
n b February 7, 1901. s5i2.15,
: kand February Z. 1901, $414,57
report includes all bills for
'a printing and various other
~ The time OF the making o.;
~ and up 10 the date OF the
" lis report the association is
" tom deb. Al disburse-
~ above were made by me
~ Hons OF the executive COM
" sse such disbursements for
9f enses in conducting tao Of
y the good Of the associa ton,
y tary mlsa deem advisable.
of s220 for forty-tour new
asa past year Is small inieed.
u red with the year previous
rease OF twenty three psw
~ Z tae former year. The
IN Wed as dues, however. CON-
'l ply with the amour, re-
d other Que year.
y rsnip now numbers consil-
~ % The list e membership
IN prominent in tho live stocS
~ ry section Of The state ard
For on our par. he c1om-
III Is as5oeiation Ought TO bs
"a sec during the next twelve
" OF graded and psd!gresd
~ ere SOLD at the Fa. Stock
Sos The average price was $500.
,e as 800 and Tho lowest was
w re ever 1900 head OF Short
~ 70 face cattle on cxh!bi-
n blooded cattle show ever
Cd pun.