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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-30
Money to Loan.


WANTED--TO RENT FOR SIX MONTHS FROM
May /, a furnished or partly furnished cot.
tage not far from station. Large garden and
grass plot, good stable, never failing water and
handy TO house aud barn. Nayclly, tlarE's
Green, Glcnhmn, ClaIks summit or Emhu;st.
Address with iull particulars, Comnuter. Trib'
une office.
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Davy Crockett, American pioneer, one OF the
six survivors Of the 40 defenders of Fort Alamo,
in the Texans contest for independence. who
were trcachcrously massacrcd by orders OF Gen.
eral Santa Anna, had Just completed a 400milc
tramp in Tennessee with a German TO whom he
had been iudenturcd, and was working for
tcamsters and drovcrs near his fathers home in
Green county, Tennessee, at the age Of Ii.
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The Sabine on a Boom.

y Greenville Texas, March 31.-Thc Sabine
pverfowed her banks during Friday night
IS result of heavy rains in the northern
- d northwestern sections of the county
:, ,rsday afternoon.
n,,a wing the morning two parties coming
ST., nm east of town had narrow escapes
most drowning between the creek and
but he Of the Sherman, shreveport, and
L. railroad, on East Lee street.
ont the \ road and bottom were under
ton capltatch was quite deep at the main
NIP 10 w McCachey was driving along
controlling inghen he struck 1t deep and
into the markeyas with difficulty that ne
STOCK STOCK cra al t9e across escaping Win me
s gu1 NJ STOW Stow, Nggs which he was br!Sg
: be mt 10000 shalbands aged about 20,
90 COO t ont Of %ye ,b brey escaping with ais
or ~ Hoo nj ha nas nro1ye at the slough and
" AZ ,.oS ST. nnres IN aShe fence, where tue
Mr STOW declines 10 scre Mr.. Husbands
for whom he has bougis feet BIS standing
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BILL WAS REPORTED.
Refutation OF Charge Made by Bea
mont Correspondent,

Refutation OF a Charge Made by Beau
mont Correspondent,
Austin. Texas, March 81 The bill Vhnng
ing the shape OF the First Judicial district
complained Of from Beaumont In today's
Post has for its purpose tine creation of O
new judicial district TO be known as the
Fifty eighth and 10 he composed Of tho
counties Of Angelina. Nncosdoches aud
Cherokee. TO accomplish this purpose
these counties are taken from the Second
judicial district and their places supplied
by the counties of Jasper, Newton and
Orange. which are In turn taken from the
First district, leaving but Tyler and Jeffer
son counties IN the Iatter.
As to the charge that this proposition has
been worked through In the house unE
known TO the Austin newspaper correspond
ents. it is simply gratutous, not TO say
more.
The Introduction Of the bill was duiJ
noted I'm tho dispatches from this kritt, rs
we'll as Its progress through the committee
on judicial districts and its passage to third
reading In the house last Friday night The
authors Of the bill are Mcssrs Perkins
Greer aud Terrell Cherokee II there Il
anything wrong with the bill. the newspa
per correspondents nre rot to be blamed
therefor, -OpcauRe none Of them were elected
neither had they reason TO presume that thi
three gentlemen who wrote the bill wer,
doing anything that would not he pleasing
to their constituents.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENVIfLE. The grand Jury handed
"a n batch Of bills and took two week >
vacation. 10 meet agnln on April IL. or the
ten Indictments returned, eight were fei-
aliea and two miFdcmoNnors, Two Of the
parties nrr under arrest j. ID. Pendleion
uh charge Of forgery and Bob sneddcn
Tor burglary.
O1INTANA. The steam tug Gertrude Is
,ueagpd IN towing barges loaded with rock
from Vela~cu. which II Ave miles IN "a"
Brlzos rivcr, 10 b. placed on nc Jetlles
NJ Quintuth, This u The finishing work
of tho Charles Clarke * Co q, contract that
was awarded this firm before the Septem'
Ter storm.
uEMPsTEAp. A Young man about 20
years old. Pcoch Afford, living flfteon
/ miles OF here In the east end OF Waller
/ county ia ropnF beef became eninngled
! Ia the rope and WAS dragged from hlF horse,
| his head striking against log and his neck
| bcinL broken
MARLIN The First National bank VIII
| begin extensive repairs on their building
! Monday morning Tile loorlpg plnl' glass
| font new fixtures. steam heating nppaf
4 nius, snfr deposit boxes steel ccling and
I othrr improvements will he added
!, WEA1HERFoRD AT the special cleo
! tlon held here TO determine whether ne
vote was cast. giving 2sT for and ~
lagainst only Taxpayers were allowed TO
,-55yote - 49,,
Ienolan Society won In the preliminary con.
test NJ Austin college aud win represent
: thu college IN the intercollegiate debate at
Georgetown university on April "a
( ELLIOTT An election win be held at
this place on the 18th Of April 20 determine
whether n tnx Of ~ cents on the 500 be
: levied 10 supplement the public school ipnd
! NJ this place.
Mckinney John summcrhed hns pur'
chased the Wilcox farm In West Collin Tor
lsfJOOO The amount per acre was N1'
tIhc land 10 on the proposed line OF tue
STrlscO.
PALESTINE. Tom Philippe, well
r. known gYnng man Of thg city. was stained
y in Tho right hfcaet. Tho irouhle btose
Z over the decision of who had the best saddle
hoiec.
y rUERo. ,Ir. Frank Fassett' one 81 the
ccunty's most prominent and .ubsthntial
citizens. i very low. Very little hope IN
entertained for his recovery.
CLEPUBSE. -. = Waeroner and w,
IA Wells are In Blum opening the Frst
; bank Of Blum. Of which they Hrc respec-
7, lively president and cashier
LIVINGSTON In n difficulty J. NJ.
Greer received a slight wound IN the meek.
Everything quiet tonight
4 DALLAS.--It * said that the Hayden.
= Cranhll damage case will again be called
y for thai Monday.
WAELDER. Tho local option election
resulted In ihls precinct going dry
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BLIZZARD IN PANHANDLE
SNOW WAS FOUR INCHES DEEP AT
TEXLlNE SUNDAY MORNING.
Reports Are Meaeer, but II Is Believed
Cattle Interests viii Suffer Be-
cause OF the Storm.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 3l.-one OF
the worst billiards. of the season Is pre-
valling in Northwest Texas in the Pan
handle. Reports from up the Denver say
snow began falling early this morning and
up to y o'clock snow was nearly four inches
on level at Quanah. The Thermometer
registered % at Texline. Above that point
the blizzard is much worse the snowfall
being accompanied by fierce wind. No
particulars could be learned on account OF
the wires working badly from that section
to Fort Worth. 'Fhe storm will have a bad
effect upon the cattle interests in the Pan
handle. 1t Is cold here.
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Rev. Flies Meetings at Calvert Are
Very Successful.
PREP AIRING FOR GEO. STUART Al BRYAN
The Debt Of 5urieson Coileac, 6aptis,
School, Has Been Dissharoed--Re-
vival at Hesme Closed.

Calvert, Texas. March 3l.-At 10 80
o'clock yesterday morning. although It was
saturday. many business houses closed, as
they had been doing all week, aud prorrlc-
tors and employees heard Mr.. Fife preach.
Last night an earnest gospel appeal was
made TO the unconvcrted. aud twentvfour
publicly declared their delverance from
sin and their determination TO live tue
life Of Christian. and large number
asked for light and assistance,
Mr.. Flies great faith in God was evil
depced yesterday and last night by direct.
definite and immediate answer to prayer
In number of instances.
This morning he preached on the second
coming Of Christ. In the afternoon he
preached TO the negroes in their church.
and again at the opera house at night
he will resume his usual work.
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corsicana cuttings

corsjcana. Texss. March ai-fbe board
~ trustees 81 the ci,s schools VIII meet
tomorrow night when u Is expected soine
definite Information win be given out con
cerning the erection ~ the new $2oV"
high school building for which bonds were
recently voted 80, ,,,
y B sawyer and walter Elliott VIA
ess and electric supply plant. Mr.. SAWYER
az superintendent and Mr Elliott az book'
keeper. - -,
hogs IN 81 Louis yesterday.
W Edens, q wealthy stock man Of
Corv.clrs, who visited Chicago Tor Ue
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WILL ARRIVE THIS r.
TENS
President Rouse of the NJ,
Party VIII Be in Housto,N rvosI

President Rouse of the NJ, K
Party viii Be in HoustonNrrn Literary
President Henry C. Rouse Of
souri, Kansas and Texas and partyTho liter
rive In Houston from San Antorn Norma
morning and will remain here for Ssiou To-
hours President Rouse is accompanied. Th
his tour OF inspection by Vice Presidprrie
John Sampson General Solicitor Jane
Hagerman Vice President aud General NJ
Manager 4. A Allen Traffic Manager q. Z
Hsile. Chief Engineer 5. b. Fisher sna.,.
intendent o. Construction f. \. Ffnncv gnd
General Freight Agent j. w. Alien.
= r + san ul1t President Rouse win make
and Texas system While he is in The West,
ahn that ne VIII pay particular attention
10 needed Improvements eVerywhere win !
the object OF making the Katy one OF fbe
great ana popular commercial HIGHWAYS
OF the Central West. The president Is ain 7
TO be very practical business man and one
with Keen business foresight. The KaTy
properties at this place VIII be carefully d
3
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eurleson colIcoe pebt Paid.

Greenville. Texas. March 81. The Bsp-
fists Of Greenville and Hunt county. and
particularly the friends Of Burleson col
lege, viii be delighted at the denouement
of a visit paid the city yesterday by Rev.
b. II. Carroll OF Waco financial agent for
the educational commission Of Texas, On
a former visit DR.. Carroll paid or $1,000
OF the debt against the college ana his
stop yesterday. while en- route from the
fifth Sunday meeting at Commerce, was
to take mn the remainder of the outstnnd'
ing Indebtedness. amounting 10 S33tl 90.
This he did, which act relieved Burleson
college property OF Indebtedness, and left
a balance OF $165S35 of the original $4,000
to he used in Improvement. as the board
of trustees may determine.
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purpose of having cancer removed from
nis neck, has returned worry much I'm
proved in health He stood the operation
splondidlv For n long while hlH friends
Thought he could not i've long.
sheriff Robinson IN still SICK with fever.
II is understood that parties VIII np
pear before the city council next Tuesday
evening and ask franchise Tor the pnr
pose Of constructing an electric Htreet car
line
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Revival at Hearne Closed.

Henne. Texas, March S1.-Rev. Neon
nell preached his last sermon here today
aud left this evening for Franklin, where
he will hold a ten.days revival There are
evidences Of much good done in liearne
by the meeting conducted by Rev. Nc
Council, who by his simple cloquence and
earnest manner, brought conviction to the
hearts of thc people Other than thc
many renewals of Affection for inc WORD
of God. the evidence Of good vas shown
by the baptism Of eleven persons into tue
church last night
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Burned TO Death,

san Antonio, Texas, March 3i.--Mrs. Gal.
lie owens, a respectable colored woman,
died at q O'Clock this morning from burns
caused by A lamp 0verturning Her skirts
caught lire from the blazing oil and. not.
wIlhstanding her misunderstanding promptly
20 her nssistance, before he could extinguish
the Names she was so badly burned that
her death followed Ia a short time. Her
husband was also badly burned
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas, March ai.-rhe new steam
mint for the city water works and electric
llrht win be in operation within thirty
days - ., ,,,a.
.h,,rrh celebrated hts twenty sixth an
rho expenses II inc cry last month
arrording TO the report OF the city CLERK.
;Tbr crlmual docket win be called IN
,hn TVenty- sixth district court tomorrow.
Attorney General Bell has gone 10 Fort
Worth on business
Howell Benton ana VIC nave rcinfh'1
from a visit TO Beaumont.
One Of the hottest ca@paisns ~ The his
tory Of the city closed lnst nisht anu .n =
Rsv n. H. smoot Is In Houston
Mr 'rheriow Weed Of this city hus ac-
eentcd rosltion With the southern In
d,istrial ana Lumber Review at Hous-
''Hn Hon. J. s. Sheriff. OF Greenyilie is in
town for a few days.
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Revival at Bastrop.

Bastrop. Texas. March 3o.-RHv. q. T.
Hotchkiss Is conducting most interesting
series Of services in tho Methodist church,
preaching daily at o'clock and o'clock
p. m. TO Increasing congregations. lie Is
now devoting himself TO a declaring unto
this people the most powerful truths In a
very forcefui and esrnrs, manner, hut mas
not vet made propositions In testing how
his words are working. Judging by the per
feet attention, his lnbors are not In vain.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Younn Corn Attacked by the Wheat Pest
IL Collin County.

in Collin County
Mckinney Collin County, Texas, NBrch
0-1'he rod bua which has completely de
stroyed many thousands Of acres Of wheat
ia this section IL now eating on corn' wnieh
has Just come M.
Basirop. Bastrop County, Texas; March
30 new northef came In last night and
: n fast llpdoing the nice work OF the recent
rain, Just while the farmers were hopins
for more.
Morgan, Bosque County. Texas. March ~,
Pine rains foil here yesterday, adding much
10 the prospects for a fine wheat and oat
crop.
Caldwell, Burleson County, Texas. Aarch
81 From all parts Of the county com" en-.
rouraglng reports as 10 the condition. 81
the crops. Corn generally In good nhape
ana some cotton already planted and the
grobnd ready for the reception OF the htl-
nnce OF the crop Dewbefries promise 2
fine crop also. the vines being full OF
blooms.
Edna. jackson County. Texas, March 81
Crops are needing rain very much 10 this
county: the cabbage crcr. will be cut con
siderably short II the dry weather con
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|IS STILL HELD UP.
,.xpitaI Department Refuses
4. Keep Its Promises
ByERNOR SAVERS OF TEXAS
Nor Gage OF California Has
Ned Up TO Take Measures to
Il Further Spread of Plague.

Mexas. March ~. Although
elapscd since the report of the
Emission sent TO San Francisco
plague conditions there was
III report continues suppressed
va ding the promise of Surgeon
&man to furnish the Texas State
bartment with copy thereof as
was turned In.
.Nulberson recently inquired con
ISLeN only to he put or with talk
LsAs&t that the State and marine
nhorltics were working In har
And had agreed upon 1t plan for
II ~ few mild" eases the commits
Recovered. But he failed to get
&Saycrs next made inquiries
lssvs}f he has received nothing but
III he would he Kept advised OF
All cling done iii the Giuttcr. But
Mas evidently stirred Up the Gait
AZ OF the combination, judging
xHt the Sacramento aud san Fran
Uers, copies of which were received
-AR, have to say on the subject:
II hcfamento Bee handles the subject
trsM, Henry \. Gage has made an
Lr{ff ement relative 10 plague matters
%honor of having forced Il upon
&ibborn official lies with the gov
Va Texas The agreement this time
Ne. rather than TO prevent, quaran-
M,ures in san Francisco Chinatown.
Mnmplcte these measures VIII be
Lsflf present be told, but the circum-
Mnder which they were agreed upon
nj rs to indicate that they will III
u assure meet the situation.
Hys ago the governor Of Texas de-
Gof the Federal government that the
Hipgent, complete aud strenuous eff
81 made by the authorities to sup
!. Md prevent the spread of bubonlc
Wn San Francisco, stating That un-
N was done he should Impose against
IA complete, severe and drastic
MDe.
Mation reached Governor Gage late
4ilrsday that this demand had been
Nnl although he had made several
,Anents in Sacramento for yesterday
Mig stack Of bills awaited action. ne
The first morning train for San Fran
and rounded up his advisers.
result of the meeting the following
Nas sent out by the Associated Press
Night. indicating now much Of what
med at this conference the governor
VI associates are willing should he
%ed:
krancisco, March o. "A prolonged
encc was held here today by Governor
t1Iayor Phelau and others. The topic
stiscussion was the adoption of sanl.
Seasurcs in chinatown. Tho lack of
Awas put forward by the mayor. Tho
nor came TO the rescue of the munici-
authorities with proposition TO Az
the money from the sum recently
prated by the Legislature to insure
nforcement or sanitary regulations In
,rnia. This offer was readily accepted.
giving out of any information reia.
70 plague is against the rules of the
!, Ssion bureau, and 1t will be noted In
anh that bubonlc plague is not men
,I.Sy name.
|. esyaln fact In the case Is that, nomi-
80. 80. least, Governor Henry L. Gage
,iY.s forced to back squarely down
!. MI sitlon aud that, too. by the nc.
,uston & Estates, which the Bee warned
GREAT Northern depot ,y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-01
Red Oak Presbytery Meets at cleburne

Clehurne Texas. March 3o.--Preparntious
are being made to receive the Red Oak
Pfcsbytery In this city on April 3. This
presbytcry Is composed OF Tarrant, part
Of Dallas, part of Ellis and johnson conn
ties. The meeting Is for the purpose Of
considering the interests Of the church.
The Ladies' Presbyterian Missionary So
cicty meets at tho same time ms the pres
bytery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-01
Arranoino for Revival al efyan.

Bryan, Texas, March 31.-Arraugements
for the George Stuart revival are com
pIeted. The meeting win open next Sun
day, the 7th, and the ~Att wiz be erected
carly this week The tGht will seat 1900
people. During the coming week the pas
tors of the city will bold a union meet
ing at the Baptist church.
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Pastor Called to Waxahaohie.

Waxahachic. Texas. March S0.-The trus-
tees Of the First Baptist church here have
elected DIR. A. II. Newman OF McMasScrs
University, Toronto Canada. as pastor TO
fill the vacancy caused by Dr. r. n Bar
rett's resignation. DR.. Barrett goes to Bay
lor University. whore he has been elected
professor of theology.
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tlnuos much longer; indications FRO good
for rain however.
Rlchland, Navarro County. Texas, March
81. Since the late rains corn * coming
Go fair stand; onte have improved. cot.
ton planting Is under fun Roadway,
Corsicana, Navarro county, March 81 ~
Fine rains fell here during the past week
and the farmers all report that crops are
doing wen, Some have already planted
cotton.
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Mckinney win Try to Get S., S. and s.

Mckinney. Texas, March 30.-At meet. ~
ing Of citizens last night a committee was
appointed TO confer with the Katy rail-,
road officials AT Dallas Tuesday with re- ,In
gard 70 the extension If the ySb;,Ste,p Mrs.
Shreveport and Southern IeiirnaR 'ihusht'" 49,
mckinney. The committee is r,,, ~ IN
J. II. Cough, J. l.. While. w l. TA'eS'ine "
Perry Burruss and J. l.. 10
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LIVE STOCK.
srncK snnW AT SANTA Al

STOCK SHOW At SANTA ANNA.
Santa Anna. Texas March 30-rhe Santa
Anna stock show was held here today and
was n grand success under the direction Of
the noted stock raiser Welton Winn. Tho
exhibits Of full breed cattle. horses and
Jacks was beyond expectation and ~ speaks
80 much nnc stock. There were prospectors
from all over the state buying aud sell
inr
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xulpMrNrs rnON uuTTo.

Hutton. Texas, March 3O.--The following
fat stock left here today for the 81. Louis
market. CARPENTER a. Bnins. cars OF
cattle. C. A. Swanson. 4 ears Of sheep; G.
W FLYNN, ears Of sheep: John A, Hlll,
| car spring lambs II, II, Farley shipped
day or two since.
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Effect Of MuIkey,s Sermon.

Cleburne, Texas, March So.-Mr. d. Brin
NJ Waxahache, received a check from
man for $50 IN payment of goods purchased
when Mr.. Brln was In business here eigh-
teen years ago. and II is said that the man
was Influenced 10 do this from hearing A
Mulkey's sermon on restitution.
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cuorc. Texas, March 3t.~-A train OF fed
cattle were shipped from here Friday even.
Ing by Mcssrs. !. L. sheppard. W. w.
aere IN fne condition.
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Nearly every person needs tonic medi-
cine NJ this time OF year to brace up aud
lnyigorate the nervous system. 10 cleanse
the bowels, liver and kldncgB. Herhine ~
The best and safest remedy 10 do this, as Il
viii cure constipation. regulate the liver
and enrich the blood. Price so cents FoE
sale By A. Z. Kiesling. druggist. 5o3 Main
street.
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Methodist Revival At eeoroetown.

Georgetown. Texas. March 30A reli-
Gious revival Is In progress al the Metho-
dist church, heinE conducted by the pasto'.
Rev. @. A. Evans, assisted by Dr. j H.
Allen. Services are held twice a day ana
are well attended.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Portrait Of Hon. o. B. cuIberson.

Austin, Toxas, March 3l.-Untod States
Senator Culberson has sent to the state
library a fine portrait OF his father, Hon
D. II. Culhcrson. II Is u magnificent paint
ing and is greatly appreciated by the dc
partment.
the receipt of the portrait. and IL Will soot
be placed on the wall in the supreme eour
library.
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New Pastor at Hearne.

Hearne, Texas, March 3l.-Rev. W. j.
Enkins and wife arrived in the city yes
terday from Brennan. Rev. Eakins com
menced his duties as pastor Of the Pres
hyterian church today. He was re-
Gently married to Miss Sayles of Bren-
ham,
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Chartered.

Austin, Texns. March 3l,--Thc following
charters were filed late yesterday even
ing:
The Equitable Mining company Of Aus
tin. TO prospect FOR minerals and oils In
Rrazorla Matagorda. Wharton, Fort Bend
Harris. Colorado and Jackson counties
Capitai stock $4,000. Incorporntors: A.
j Ellers, J. c. Underwood. r. y. Bullock
Tho Davenport and PATTERSON company
merchandise Of Fort WORTH capital stocs
sd. 600
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Conductors Picnic Aband.'ed.

Branhalp rexas March n ,,ona 81 w. W.
" trna,r,.,, so.ra,,r,. go -. who lived 10
,,.,s.s,,,,', ,.,,.,.,s. go, uvAs himself late
duetors. has notified the committee
place that the annual picnic OF Magnt
vision has been abandoned for this
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s1t1pMryrs rRoM cALvERr.

Calvert Texas. March 3l.--messrs.
Brown & Gibson yesterday shipped seven
cars Of Fat cattle 20 81 Louis, making 10
Mi seventy fine cars shipped by these gen-
tlemcn.
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Salvation Army Al Cuero.

Cuero. Texas, March 81 The Salvation
Army has heen here for several days hold
ing street services ana also az the Mcth"-
dist church. They have large audiences AZ
zach service
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nsmand for Painters.

Austin. Texas March 3l..-There Is an
extraordinary dcmand for union painters,
Inc local union being authority for tbs
statement. and also that employment wal
last for At least six months.
There is a greGt deal Of work 10 t1e
building repair llnc just at present aud
that is what is causing the demand 10,
painters.