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GARvIv MAY Ju,,t,.
'"hs 9nft the National for the
New League


Nineaso writer's have n that yirvu c.r-
.'p, Who was recsutly trajed 10 tho New
iorN cub along with strans and Canal IN
eAVpense for Jack Doyle. will likely "iunn.'
tno Material and land in Ran .rohuscn.s hand
wsson' Gsrvin is wltheu, question one n,
.ue oes' pitchers putting them over" iie
mas a World of speed. good curves. splendld
ana Is an excellent Judge O. ha.;crs
Inc '.s lhs tnat be Is ssiil yoiinrs.or hay
~, s.tveu less than two fun seasons IN thc
Il, 800 o 9resuNatioD. Garvln has been trained
~. seVu company, aud has protted hv h
ne .nelongs TO the class OF PLAYERS knoxn
Eve NeaSs. Hart traded him for two res :
az Inc mrs. was that Chicaeo needs a..
~, more than pitchers and the second
. .us,, IsrNln was unfortunate while In tha
wouy tiiy' He has speed greater than
hus,e 10 DIS palny days according 10 macy.
W 'ne men who have faced both twirlers
anu mas but one falling, which proved ais.
astfuus IN many OF tho games pitched fn-
oaledgo last season. He lacks tho endurauco
20 phch nine innings Tho strain ia 100
s ses' tor a man Of his weight, for Carvin
soes not weight over 40 mounds aithonrh
ne y several inches over six feet
Garvin would be taken out OF the box
a. tne, coo OF the sixth inning. said Ch-
,aso player recently. Ibis hoodoo would soon
rave MN He has a wonderful amount
VI speeu, out can not endure the Strain The
sooriquet OF 'Bullet-Proef Ned was earned
oy MN His sparseness is such that there Is
Ho room Tor the development OF muscle"
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Hemr.tead News Notc..

Hem!Eead To%ss. Feb uary ia COM
mittee from the senate and house. ac.
cempanied by President L. L. Foster OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical college.
passed through here yesterday on their
way DO visit Prairie View college The
committee was joined here by Senator
Llpseonio and S. u. Robinson. editor of
lhe Hampstead Herald.
Richard H.ll and Charles Franklin. both
colored, escaped from the county farm
yesterday.
The commissioners court today changed
the regular torn OF the jus.lce court of
precinct No. / from the last Saturday in
cash month no the last Monday.
g. y, Phelps OF Houston 10 IN tho city.
Terrell Tsylor and C. L. Anderson OF
Waller are business visitors TO the city
today.
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REGIMENTS no DE ORGANIZED.
They viii he Sent TO Manila ms Rap
idlN rs roknihIe.

Washington, February il.--orders wsyc
prepared a. tue war dc.artmen &c lay
fer tho c.ganisatlon. assembling and
eouipmeno Of the ten additional resi-
mcr's a;f;horizsa by me army reoggsni-
zaiion INV. According 20 these orders
thu new cavalry ami insan.ry roslmen,s
VIII be designated ana kcasei as fol-
lows.
Eleventh cavalry. Fort Meyer, Virginia;
Twelfth cavalry, Fo> sam II 7ug.o1,
Texas; Thirteenth oavaly, Fart Meade,
South Dakota; Fourteenth cavalry, Fort
LtaMerworth Rlnass; FiNccusl cavalry,
The Prce do, san Francisco; Twenty
sN.h itfanlry. F.rt Mcpbe,son, Gcor-
Els; Twenty -sevenah infantry, Plats-
pTg. Now York; nweu.y-eish h infan-
t;F, Vancouver, wosh; 1weuty.nlnth in
fdntry, Fort sheridan, Illinois; Iht;tleth
fnfantry Fort Logan. CaoraGn.
1he First baJulions OF the Twenty
sixth and Tweniy-s sven,h 6n.aNtry have
Seen already organized a. SAN Fganois o,
aud Will be sent 10 Msulla on the She l.
dan, which sails on the l6th instant, As
the other regiments arc organized,
equipped and drilled, aoy Will be FOR
wNrded by baUtliians TO San Frlnc,sco
ter tiansporta tlon TO The Philippines.
The designations Of the new reg .mcn's 10
Ia continuation of the numerical system
existing In the army. Tho field AID regi-
Torlsl officers f,r each rcgimerE
have been choscn and Will be az
r3unced in . few days There may
lie slpet delsy 10 tbs assign
mert Ct Tho commanding ofhcerl in
view of tae fai,age OF the senate 10 act
upon Tho nominations aert in carly last
week similar arrangements are being
made for rohc Immediate organization OF
the Sarterlte az lir;Rs uT;llloiy provided
for under tho new law
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New Orleans Results.

New Orleans, February l1--weather show
cry; track heavy. Rushfelds, Joe Martin
and Latkman we're the winning favorltes.
SIX and half furlongs-Little Duchess
30 CWonderly). II to ) and even. won; HI
Mcran' 10 tMcCannl, Ii to aud to l.
Time 1925. - ~ - '"'' VI
Nile aud threc-sixteeuths sellinr-Rusb.
neIqs' ~ (Nalshl. to and TO .. won
Ease Lead. III CNonderlyl Is to and
e ]; second; Trobor, ia tCoburnl, to ..
third Time o:CS, vs.
SIX ,furlongs-Joe Martin, los tpale,. 10
and out. won Empress Of Beauty, o1
lyme, 8 70 2 aud even, second; Velma
2 ARK, rs Wonderly), II 10 /, third Time
Nile, handicap-Glenlake li5 DALE 10
and even. won; Tea Gown, 1oS fKane). :
70 and TO second Egyptiau Pr nee, 1ol
lRohurn) IS to o. third T rue 1:41k.
ven furlorgs, 'ng-Laokmau 100
GO an, 70 and to S, won; Wood
rce II CWnfheld) 5 10 : aad 2 to
seccn uswordsman. no to'Bren), TO ,.
third Time 1894.
lie. sell'ng-S'lcer Gin. ia Cochran, 3
70 and 10 1, won Bean. So tGormleyl s
q and 10 T. second; Corpolette. 1o1 (Co-
burn), to l. third. Time 1:4SS.
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QUICK AID SURE.
A rilc Remedy which Really Cures


Mr. D. F. Collins Of Garnet says: 81
commenced using the Pyram d Pile cure
a. a time when my case was bad.
thought nothing could cure IT, but be-
fore | hsd used a o0-ceut package I be-
gan to feel much betier and now ! can
honestly say / am entirely cured. II Is
tho quickest and surest remedy have
ever tried or heard Of
From Thomas Willis5p OF Port Jarvis
Just one package OF the Pyramid Pile
Cure did wonders for me s1d / lose M
opportunity OF recommending such
remedy
Amos Croker of Worcester; "Afrer
having gone through an unsuccessful
surgical operation for piles lnd after try
ing any number OF saves and oiltments
without success, II is no wonder that /
can md words OF praise for the Pyramid
Pile Cure One package did me more
good than all the remedies l had tried
before. It is so simple ard painless to
use that felt no inconvenience what
ever while using it,
1t has been thoroughly tested by ply
sleilns in every State In the Union and
the hes. authorities recognize Il as the
satect. surest and cheapest pile cure
known.
Ths Pyramid Pile Cure cures every
form Of piles. itching protruding or
bleeding without a particle OF pain.
1t cures without detencion from daily
occupation, being in suppository form
aud used al night
It's effects are lasting and not merely
temporary relief.
More than all this. the PYr,mld Pile
Cure is entirely harmless. containing 10
opiate. narcotics or mineral poisoIs aud
can not harm the mcst delicate.
Druggists everywhere sell II and re-
port universal satisfaction wherever
used.
a little book on cause and cure OF
plies will be mailed free by addressing
the Pyramid Drug company. Marshall,
Mich
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TANIuU TOPICS.

Taylor. Texas. February ll.--iIon. Ma
ron Williams Of plotary celebrity mas
sold out his property horc AMI will re-
move in ne immediate fulprc to Ballin-
ger Runncs county.
DR.. r. IL. Eavos Is putting The finish
ing stroke on two n.co cottages IN the
west end" costing $1,000 each. They are
already rented.
Ncbes d Garrett have removed from
their old stand on Broad street. uppos te
the p1stofnce. TO one OF the recently inn
proved Murphy tcncmcnfs on Main be-
tween Third and Fourth s,rcets.
Kcutschharh. Holman & lloch arc OK
tending their housn 10 tho alley IN the
rear. to provide more space for their i'm
menBc and increasing stock OF hardware
and farming implements.
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enter the frrcixn trl5e rnder the pend
ing blu and also the amount Of subsidy
each vcscl would receive undcr iae bill.
The resSluuon also calls FOR the nam-
ber Of foreign -hrstt vcssele an horistd
10 csanc under American rey1ftry By uho
wi ead aAe amount OF subsidy each
would rocctve and the number OF fssosen
shlrs regis. cred as contracted to SO
bnl.s uldcr The provisions cf the bill.
ScaaNcss AldrlSa, AlisSaa AMI Jouss
tArkl were appsnted con.erees upon the
~,7 revoauc bill.
RoSumiag NJ. Caflery declared ttas
The h.ll is a hali, bold grant 4 the peo-
pies money 10 nll the pockets CT an
builders and srip owners. As SASH Il s
tSge' ute.y unc- ns'itutlcral sua S,id, IL
Is robbery under she t,Clms 81 law, You
e'a YAK ahc recgie for a publi' par,, G.
or' yoi can n g give away the peopo's
nancy Ter a priveEe purpoGo."
Before Mr.. Caifery conclu5ed Inc cen
ate, az 5;sS. weat iues executive s,issyon
aud at o'clcsk adjourned.
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Alire Imnrovemcntr.

Alice. Tsxis. February 9.--At a meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF the Alice I'm
proYoment company the following officers
we're elected and committees were ap-
pointed: Board OF direc,o 5: n. A. Pres
nall, j. II. Sc0yt, Z. P. Johnston Phil
iIotos aud William Adsms. Committee On
chatter; T. r. Noonan. PhsliI Hobbs aud
PAT IfsIey. c5mmietee on location: l..
q. Collins. G.. X. Adams. y. Salazsr. ~
A. fIoTm1n, s. B iMosSer
The object OF thls organization Is Ia
procure 1rlesisn Tater and construct a
modern system OF wafer works, 60 buy
land and lrrigste same. and do every
thing POSSIBLE TO enable Alice TO keep ~
with ahe progress so apparent in othe.
towns IN Texas.
The board CT directors was urged TO en-
tor In contract With we'll men TO al once
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contest VIII be. declared of within the next
usy or Two; TIE determined stand aRslnss
the nall taken by Governor Nash Of o1,o'
VINO declares be Will order out the mlii,ta n
necessary TO prevent the MIL, has convinced
NV frskers mat ihe hight will never come
ornor OF Kentucky has declared TIA: ne. loo.
WI order out his Calling guus IL lie 81
ie,,o"s attempt 10 swap willops at Louis.
certainly that the hght is OF. for the Tina
beng al least.
=, There has been practically no betting on
NE anAir ~ THIS city. OWING to tho uneer-
Amy attichcd to IL. Joe yendlg had a
hupcn OF money TO place on Jeffrles at 10
part OF it on S""
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yicinrin Nn,,. Nntc..

victoria. Texas, February 10 The "Roury
hoys delighted packed opera house LAST
ebt and tho library fund will be enr.rbci
by tho not prouccds Of tho entertainment
amounting 10 about So possibly q hundred
The Bronze club ladies', who are ouducttn
tho library and VINO secured tho Roney
boys" deserve praise and conEritulation rCr
tho- hard and successful work,
Mr. H. u. Apologize most competent
ana experienced contractor, left ths morn
ma Tor Houston. whore he VIII locate tenn
po.ariy.
Mr c. ~ Thomas manager Of the Thomas
Lecture bureau Of San francisco, Is Ia tive
city % Wow 20 booking Herr Wagner,
joaquin Miller and the Boston Concert com
pany IN Vctor.1 at an early date
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Bryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas. February ii.-sneak
thieves and burglars are still operating
in Bryan. the hardware store of J. Al
len Myers was burglarlzed and three fine
double barrel shotguns stolen that could
be missed and probably ether small ar
ticles. An attempt was made TO bur
glarize the residence Of Mrs J. Zulci
last night, but some member OF the fam
lily heard Them and frightened them
away before an entrance was effected.
Representative J. L. Fountain spent
yesterday and today at home from Austin.
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FNC IS COMPLETED.
| .,,,,,, Will Reserve bis Decision
QaIII thursday
|ttp SPEECHES WERE MADE
an in His Address Men,
.,o,. Of 1854. Saving He
r.sred a Repetition.

os.o FEBRUARY 1.-THE hearing
u Judge HOLSTER on tho APP
~ ,s,nsncnt injunction against
.sublIn contest here noSt Fri
,,,ssa shortly after e o'clock to-
s..s Hoilistsr announced at once
ma reserve his decision until IL
y raursday morning. This means
..sssnt euspenses will continue
before the date fixed for the
II The arrangements at the big
.,.ewbere are completed and the
~ continues brisk.
,lots Of 1854 were reviewed by
u..g,oa TO which Attorneys Bet
.iWIIsoo replied most bitterly.
=. ,smarkablc address was by Gus
~ nho as representative OF the
s.l'fsd that he did not represent
II class. but the best interests
~.vrrnment. Most OF the clergy
=. vsfe NJ the court room. Valid
s,hsm when he sad tlat neither
'sy member OF his family belonged
IA and that none OF his kindred
.,s'aus have belonged 10 any church
LAWS opposing the prize fight Tor
Ina 0! the state.
usrmop, in closing his argument,
,sihe riots hero IN 1884 and said
[,ss.he another calamity next Friday
rwnoters Of the contest proceeded
fSss ia State. lie Insisted that
I,rant Nollld use all the power OF the
snYent the contest and appealed
.nri 10 restrain the promoters 50
! J. ,ovld be no cinflict between mu-
IA state forces and no disgrace on
|, afternoon Albert Bettinger. for
Ss,e made an impassioned argument
% Judge Harmon lie showed that
Ia leading manufacturers and bust
4, n me association, as well as three
4 tapk presidents. Bcttinger caused
Mn by saying that politics had
mi This controversy.
M Noses +. wilson. for tho defense.
N length on what constitutes a puplic
Il md held that no Injunction could
lbs case. .,
Eiss I announced that they would hold
M tomorrow and discuss the feast
Sosponiug the Jeffries-Ruhlin con-
several DAYS II the court should
4, Their favor Thursday next. The
|cnotsrs are no. n the least discour-
n tbey are of the opinion that if the
4 4 moi rendered until Thursday af,er-
would greatly affect the attendance,
,s from distant points would hardly
he to reach this city for the contest
Isghi, They will probably therefore
\ the meeting tomorrow to postpone
-
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Small Damage Mt waco.

Waco, Texas, Perjury 1.-THE large
warerooms of the Tom Psdgitt company
caught fire this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
and serious 6re was averte1 only by
the enorts OF the fire department and tho
downpour Of rain. The fro originated
in the room where the material for the
collar pads is manufactured II was
caused by q match falling In the machtn-
cry. the fire soon spreading all over the
room. Tho room adjoins the hve-story
building OF the company and had the Gre
not been stopped when 1t was the build
ing would have been in serious danger.
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waco NEWS NOTES.
waiting Hoom 20 he Fitted Tn by the
Press Club.

Waco, Texas, February 1.-THE wo-
mans Press club OF the city has made
Arrangements Tor rest room for tho
country people that come to tho city to
trade. The rooms are located IN tbs
central portion Of tho city and are pro-
vidcd with every convenience. such as
toilet accessories, etc. The rooms VIII
be formally opened Saturday, February
l6. and Invitations have been issued to
large number Of ladies In the com
~ to be present. Tho members OF the
Press club will receive them and he
occasion Will be a mos, pleasant one.
The merchants are behind the movement
and arc contributing largely TO make it
success
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Galveston. Texas. February 1i--Rcfe-
roc in bankruptcy OF j II. Burnett filed
reports with e. Dart, United states cir.
cut clerk, recommending the following
applicants IL bankruptcy br discharged
they having fully and singulIrly COM
piled with all tho requirements OF the
bankruptcy law: Y. j Bisring Of Hitch
cock. Louis Ritchlcr Of Houston, S. NJ.
Hester OF Edna, Jackson county. Miss
Hattie Vincent OF the city OF Houston.
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lCHoRR's BIG CONTRACT.
khian VIII Try to Capture All
|Jhrce-ycar-OId Classics.

Sehor will 1.tenpt to do something
4 EbIh IS unprecedented in the an
the Western turf. He will mako an
10 win every Western 3-year-old
cry value, starting with the Cres-
~ Derby and ending with the Amerl-
VIZ. Added to this statement, which
hnted out for publication during the
fsk. the senior schorr says that he
The s-year-olds in the big barn a;
frgy Park, which. in his opinion,
Re atori;y OF the events.
ral caalpaasn OF the Schorrs on
70 ,hs South and West VIII COM
March s, With the running of the
Ft C,w Derby Joe Frey, one of the
10 S'ye3r-olds now racing on the
coast, viii be depended upon to
4 long enough n the Louisiana town
p tae $1,000 walsh will go TO the
4 Az o. the Schorr horses at Frisco
snpped East at an early date, aud
Ffey retains his present form no
E VIII he shipped from here, al
Sdyerdsle. Lady SchOrr and Farmer
are SUI eligible to start in the
sN aod are al Montgomery Park.
que OIL these named seems TO hold
SAFE, so far as class goes, and
she turf w!se4cres have already
~ race TO the big brewer, as here
soa.ns in the New Orleans olass.c
~. any candida Q that Schorr Nigh
Joe Frey display enough speed in
~ iae Ores -e1t City Degoy 10 is
sslfsd that he Will be this one to
~ to1oTs Of tho stable IN be Ten
lgIay L-dy Schnr. VIII ba started
-lahlon, and Sclorr recently stated
apsslI!ne, or George w. jenkins
u S.u' 70 tle pos, 10 gather IN third
money. II would also seem, after
me entries, that the Seh0rr
! 'q 1.aek would be carried to VIC
.e tennessee classic. From Mem.
|EH' O the string will be shipped Il
~ Saa ,ae few turf plums thu. APP
IN. ~ 9-yoar-olds also seem to be
ms lor he brewers superior coll
n LOUISVILLE DERBY is Curry Her
k.sstss HEAD Smiths crack colt. aud.
T.. nest Of tae Schorr bunch. which
IL .Aey be Aiard Sche X, win be
Esr y NEE, Hermann n the mile and
Tss ~ ,neky Derby, the real tcsL will
american DERBY.
4 N, fSsugfr 5 best 3-year-oIds are en-
H. Latoaia aad 81. Louis Derh.cs.
n Ssau, by the negligence az Jake
ss sYes MOI appear in either Of these
|,s.,. nsy, Ike the Crescent City
b ias peroys, are on paper already
EN- e iuF, Golfers of schorr.
IN, ana scheck have been entered
nm .ausress stakes for 3-year-oids
zisn ave a 5000 value and which is
a,imsu coming 10 the spring time
Bu Az. sie prone to pick Up III they
a Asfa Seheck win he saved *
IgtoSS OfpSl .e' as the conditions of the
IN ,b.A Derby give penalties. and
II IA ~. penalties that the schorrs
fcn Tor Il IS an open secret
IT, elder schorr down 10 Inc
yxr.oiS regard Scheck as tie
shsls 'aai ever sported Schorr silk.
se fror. vel supplied with material
ln II ELEVEN 3-year-old colts and
Siiv tals Division, INCLUDING Aisrd
pansreaa,ie Joe FREY. George "
FrsSds 'IrIllne Lady Schorr, Farmer
last w., sss'g The Butcher and BsS.
led 10 sa,s crop Of 2-year-olds hui
4 ~ earn brackets during me sea.
siysd 'nd'wdual, Foxworthy, has
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Six and half furlongs. eclling-Fleetne
Moments lG2, Dagmar, Henry OF Transtamar
Four Leaf Glover. Jockey Joe 1o7. Sir Chr g
oF'her, Orion 100, Braw Lad, Geo. B. Cox
Harry Duke ITO. Cralcs t05.
Mile. selling-Iamina, Fila lo1. Jack Doyle
Duke q Bohemia 1o2 Matte Balm. Or. Car.
r!ck scorpoiette, Annla Coous, Woodstock
Geciga Gardner. rh1s Thorous Ice, Zach
Phelps los
Milo and ar eighth, scilinr-Lvtia ~
Deruy Duffy. Zonne 90 King Elkwood 101
Gray Forge lo3, Mizzoura, Helen Paxton
Dick Furher int Jim Conway 1os Silver
Coin los Joe Shelby 100 Chorus BOY H..
Nile. handicap-Konova ~. Choice rs
Jockey Joe ~. Aloha II Sarilla. Silver Coin
100 Eva Rice ~, S.ransest los
Nile and fve-eghths. scling-Transible
los, Lancewood. Prince Real. Island Prince
los. False Load 100. Banqus II, Albert Vale
lie. Ipdian los,
Three-auarters Of milo selling -Kaftan.
onOto Lovable i05 Flovd pixie Epirram,
Haohmeister 107 Iris, Al Lone los shillug-
TURN 100. n. D. Sack 10 Prestar III, Ecome
III.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
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commence work on the we'll so that an
abundant supply or water for all purposes
Is an almost assured fact In the very
near future.
GGgcnhcim & Coin have asked for bids
to construct q store building adjoining
their old store.
Mr.. s. r. Ray. delegate TO she Truck
Growers association a; Bceville, re-
turned en- the SUI full of enthusiasm aud
with q full supply o. garden seed.
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shoot Was postponeJ.

erenham, Texas. February 1.-THE match
OF 100 Eve birds announced to be shot at
stoekbSidse park this afternoon between De-
Long OF Ho' Springs and Burns of this place,
was postponed on acooun, Of the rain. I;
WI probably occur tomorrow. In a match
OF twenty-five birds for $40 aud the price
o. toe o,rds, DeLong defeated Burns by \
score OF q TO 81. Mr. j. X. Foxes county
eieIA Q. Lee county, and Mr.. Morrss Burns
o. uI1dinss camc down to attend the shoot.
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Oakland Results.

Six furlongs, sallIng-Dunfroe. 81 Rica,
Canbaeeres. Time 1:1I
SIX furlongs scliing-Flamero. Gusto. Clar-
enlo. Time 1915.
YaSsailn. Time i:isis
six furlougs purse-Frsnk Bell. Rolick,
yellow Tail Time 1916.
Seven furlongs. selling-Sea Lion, Rio
shannon, Gaming Event Tina i:2s
SIX furlopgs, seliug--Jerd, Maggie Davis,
LiLurn. Time f:lfA.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Sherman. Texas February li.--This
morning about Q o'clock IRE was discov-
cred in the retail department Of A. Han
sons Star bakery. The entire stock was
destroyed and tho building damaged Mr..
Hlnsons loss will approximate $4,000.
upon which he had insurance TO the
amount OF $500 The building Ia tho
property OF Mr.. Lee Bivius and tho loss
on It IS practically covered by Insurance.
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Waco, Texas. February 1.-THE MILon-
nan county teachers institute will hold
It's next meeting in McGrcgor March 10
and l6, County superintendent Conyers
Is busy arranging the programme aud it
Will he one of the largest that has ever
been held in the county Several promi
ncnt educators will appear on the pro-
grSmmo and an effort will be made to
81 every teacher in the county to be in
attendance.
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Pottsboro. Texas. February lO--.Last
night the Katy depot at this pl;co caught
fire from defective fue, destroying tho
entire building All freight AMI part Of
The express and books were saved Agent
H3rper was slightly injprcd while az
tempting to save the ticket case \ pas
senger coach md box car we're nnme-
diitely dispatched from nenison and to-
day Tho Katy employees are 10 their new
quarters.
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w Sp'ns w. Now York representative. Together
viz MI Barrie and Mr. PHILLIPS. Sir Mel,
"a ~ VII 90 much OF the work preliminary
1ne.e arc contracts 10 be made fo- ,sna.-.
n,ses.' STORES, rsgers, dry DOCKS and u,,ps
~ ~ punts aud a. thousand different Kinds
rort sp \. ior DO Luton ncet The sirrlssl
9s'r''afy in New York Until sster tho races
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ssn Antonio. Texas February H.
Wellln Co. grocers, filed deed Of
assignment for tho benefit of creditors
generally today. August Bro4m. Jr.. oe-
Ing nimed as assignee. No schedule of
liabilities or assets WIS filed.
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Hughes Beat Daley.

LONDON. February ll.--ln fltteen-rouud
contest for $3.50 aud the lightweight. cham
pionshtp OF England at the National s,ortin-
CLUB London, this evening. Jonuny Hughes
OF Lendon beat Pat Daley OF the United
States in the twelfth round.