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AMUSEM ENTS.

bourne Mcdowell and lis
 nv will appear in "Clcopatra'
 opera house Friday night.
 patraa presents in six acts the of the great queen of Egypt i'll
 |plations with the war-like and
 ssioned Antony. No more beau #stage pictures have ever been Iced than the succession CT
 s which tell the story. The gor-
 entrance of Cleopatfa in her of state surrounded by her
 e. her soldiers. her slaves all in brilliant and picturesque dress of period, the glitter of the Roman l. tle incidental music and the tnt setting of the period pre- the opening ect Of this great Each act might be said to vie |the other it's claim for elegance beauty; it is difficult to decide D is the best. The typhon scene he fifth act. wherein Cl09atra i'll inns of her lover. invokes the aid E god Of storm to crush Octavius his army ie an achievement ir croft never before surpassed. modern successful dc'ice to nee this effect and complete the on has been adonted This } is thrillinsg and impressive in extreme and has been greeted where with round upon round of use and numerous curtain
 Havine in mind the many foa
 of this attr@etion va derbt if
 be any other attraction which 5lsit this city this season which more the=nat9G Gnaee ef the er-goer.
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!
 'iV manager of the Pine Bluff opera ee calls attention to the Hans
 sOA company., appearing here on
 evening of December The Fpany is no ordinary one and the F''S or both play and players are Peu Tn the production of one of the P chafmlng stories eyer delin- F' This method is taken of call personal attention to the date. ''inoef [, and the company giving uf'nce that theater-goers will re- l, more than their moneys worth pleasure
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 Ptfmann. the Great. the famous
 s'''al WILL be the attraction at the house Thursday. December ,. sss that Hermann. is great would oo expressive. He is superb. su- | Ia'ively great. wonderful. Tbe op. 'sA''y of seeing him in his splen |. magical entertainment is d rare ts ,, ana there is g charm about an r.. 's'ament of this kind which at ','s U. everybody. People who do not !, " ' 'heater any other time in the !, n. 'ome to see Hermann. Herr. to genus whose distinguish. ;. lsa'nre is the completeness of his
 '' every detail. From his first
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WHARTON SOCIAL MATTERS.
Children Are to Be Given an Entertain
nent Next Tuesday.

Wharton, Texas, April 5.-rhe first di-
,.orsior ofter tho Ientcn season wIl be
-. ain ,r,,o,da, rtnht Anru n
the cake walk urn 'ueS""s h's"T Hp' -
by nifty children under IL years OF hge'
who have been carefully trained by Miss
..t.,,d Ia. Mr. VA Nicr;-
Lula liort"h' hssiH''" W 'e "
wether The court house mas been secured
for the occasion and refreshments VIII he
served by the Ladies' Guild, proceeds 10
be donated TO the fund FOR building The
Episcopal church
Mrs j. A. Sanders gave recital last
Tuesday night, which was much enjoyed
Inv n large circle of friends The following
program was well rendered by AIRS.
sanders music class:
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BORDER NEWS.
Company Which Backed Up Roosevelt
Sent to the Phlippnes,

Company Which Backed Up Roosevelt
Sent to the Philippines.
Eagle Pass, Texas, April J.--Ihe dctach
ment of the Tenth cavalry, company H.
which has been In garrison here for many
weeks past, left today for Fort Clark. prc
limlnary 10 starting with the rest of tho
regiment on Tuesday next for the philia
pines. Lieutenant Roberts of company II
is greatly esteemed here. lie hears some
ugly scars of wounds received at santiag,
OF which he modesty makes no d.snlny,
though he may forget the public viii
not that but for the gallant dash of him
self and others, both officers and mon nj
the Tenth, M san Juan hill, Teddy Ronsn
Nll utgnt neither have been governor ol
New York, president If the senate nor the
barking bulldog OF the Mchluley aumiuls-
tration.
\ squad of tho Twelfth company Coast
artillery, has gone into camp mere. SEQ
geant Knapp Oh this company was ON duty
ut Galveston on the night of the great
flood. lie was carried clean out of the
| battery by wave. the rebound of which
planted him upon one of the big guns. 10
This ne chung as sea after sea broke over
hours of TINT nght--a feat of endurance
hardly surpassed by any In that terrible
time.
District Judge J. NJ. Goggn and District
at home here between court Terms at Fort
Stockton and Del Rio. They say the whole
country between Fort Stockton and Eagle
Pass as seen by road and rail is brown
and scle. or grass there is plenty, but it
is unnutrtious. There has been no rain.
This same story Is true of vast stretch
of country between Eagle Pass and pu-
range, Mexico.
Maverick county stockmcn are moving
cattle, some TO market and others to the
Territory. Mr.. Charles Fessmann has just
delivered trainload of steers in St Louis.
They weighed we'll and brought sausfac-
tory prices. MIR. J. NJ. Chittcm aud others,
especially those whose pastures were strip
ped by recent fires, are arranging to ship
several thousand head TO the Indian Ter
rltory. They would have shipped any way
little later, but lack Of grass now COM
pels shipment,
Mr.. links Blocker is buying cows at Sl4
and Sl5. also for shipment Ia the Territory.
Miss Fannie Ritchie of Youngstown, ohio,
young lady OF high musical attachments,
after spending three weeks with the BeosOn
family in Eagle Pass, is the guest of her
brother Mr.. John Richie, at Fuentc, Goa
hula
The somher shadows of Lent are short
ening and several entertainments Of so.
cial and musical kind are already arranged
for.
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II. A, Robertson, Messrs. H. NJ. aud p.
Bennington, Ralph Wright, A. A. HIzlnm,
Walter Taylor, Clarence Chalicmen, Paul
aud Max Eikcl. Dotlc, Ed Hague, Mrs. q,
Nj Booth and Mrs. Decker Smith
The Idiewild Dancing club Will give the
closing of the season hop next Wcdnes-
day night at the Commercial hotel. 1he
Besserer orchestra of Austin has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the occasion,
Air. and Mrs. NJ. Il. IloXle, mt their home
ON the San Gabriel river, entertained their
friends with progressive euchre last night,
Present: MIR, and Mrs. u. Is, Woodward,
MIR. and Mrs. w. &. Wright Mr.. ana MIS-.
T. l.. WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Bailey,
Hr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Booth Mr.. and Mrs.
vernon noak, MIR. and Mrs. Forest Swift,
MIR and Mrs w. NJ. Garrett MIR and
Mrs. T. s. Lewis. MIR. and Mrs. r. Hagnc,
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Payne, Mr., and Mrs,
j. +. SturSis Mrs c. c. Hun of Wichita,
Misses Bessie Mendel, Deulah Booth, Vesta
Griffin. Julia Strcuve, Mcssrs. c. ii. Booth,
j. W. Parker, Ed Hague and l.. Nelson.
The Card club met Ia open session with
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker Smith this week.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Booths, Air.
and Mrs. II. l.. Wclch, Mr. and Mrs, r. i.
Eckhardt Mr., and Mrs. =. j. Yakey Mr..
and Mrs " Davis Mr., and Mrs Walter
Smith. Mr. aud Mrs, Il. Swift. Mrs. l.. Il.
Logan aud Miss Uehecca Melasky, Messrs.
John Black ana G. H. Booth, Mrs. Decker
Smith aud Mr.. q. NJ. Booth received the
prizes
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Victoria Local News,

Victoria, rcxas, April Th, O'Copnor
Guards have decided to dr1l every night
until April 20 to be IN trim for the nre
mems celebration on that date, In which
they will participate. They have also de
cided upon caIillon at the opera house
on the night of The 10Th in hauor Of their
sponsor. Miss Pattl Wrlder
The news was received here this morn
lug Of the death at san Automn OF Mrs.
lyman, mother Of Mrs NJ. ID. Monsrrratr.
This WAS their home for many years, ana
she was very highly esteemed.
General superintendent n. T. Borbcs 80
turned this morning from trip ~ in
spccilun over fhc Port Lsayarn branch,
when is being greatly Improved by new
ties and surfacing. Work OF laying tho
steel rails on Iho I'VE miles between Clafks
and Port IMvaca viii begin next week.
Mrs Henry Sacns. wife Of the 1antor
nj The court house. died Monday and was
buripd Tuesday.
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TaYIor Social Matters.

Taylor, Texas, April 6.--chnperoned by
Mrs. L. l.. Logan. jolly crowd OF Taylor
Young folk enjoyed delightful drive 10
Hutto last Friday night, where they wit
messed a musical entertainment by focal
talent, returning home early next morning.
The party consisted Of Misses Hebecca
MeIasky, Miriam Lewis. Mamie spang.
Pearl Mccain. Ruby Henderson, EstrlIe
1~sster OF Edna, sallie PeytoR, Jessie Gun
nfhgham. Ella Nanwsld. lone Tucker 4.
Prentice and {. Filing. Messrs. Leon Me.
lasky, Nose Bockhardt, spencer smltn,
Tony Drummer, Jason and Amar norwood,
Blunt Turner. Wallace Kelly. Dr. wlnn,
". H. shaefer, Charles Rogcrs, ,arroli
Laird. Herman Melaskx and Max iold.
stein.
Al the lovely home Of Mr., and Mrs. C. lf
Booth. one mile west from Town Miss
BESSIE Booth entertained friends ia nDnsa
OF her cousin, Miss Denlah Booth OF Wheel
ing, W. va; Those who enjoyed the occa
sion we're Misses Tucker. PretIce of Ncw
YORK. Filing Of Montana, Streuve, MendeI
Curry, Henderson, Bland and Wright, AIRS
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WHARTON LOCALS.
viii OF the Late Frank Hawkins Filed
tor Probate

viii OF the Late Frank Hawkins Filed
tor Probate.
Wharton. Texas, April 4.'rhe will or
Frank Hawkins OF Matagorda has been
filed for probate with tine county clerk at
Bay City. Messrs. Hugely aud BrodIc are
appointed executors withou, bond. The
viii commands an equal division Of the
property with the exception of the shop
ard Mott property, Whicn Is left 10 his sun
Harry Boyd Hawkins. ana his i've children
One Of the mules on the Moore COrtcs
rice farm s.rkened and died last week and
q veterinary surgeon was ~ once sent for
to IIoufton To examine into the cause or
death and 10 take every preeauiion 70 pre-
vent spread OF the DISEASE,
The small hoy OF Matigorda county Is
now enjoying two new NAYS Of ma king
money shooting t,rr hirns al 50 much
II hundred aud selling cats ~ the rice
farms.
A. +. Barden has JUST returned from
Matagorda county. wnerc he mas PAID
s2T29 50 taxes Oh properly Ownef IN that
county White there he completed the pur'
chase Of the DclknaP lend which WIS ar.
ranged for shortly before tile death OF
Mr Pierce.
Mr.. Rarden Is very busy JUST now pre-
parlng 10 put In large Increased acreage
"a his rice farm IN nv western PORTION
Of the county.
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al her friends at the home of her father.
Mr. Ia. A. Foster. Inst evening
Mrs NJ. G. Davis lis visiting relatives In
Franklin
large number Of Calvcrt's young people
went Go Franklin TODAY some to par.
ticlpHte IN. others to witness The game "
baseball 10 bc played there this afternoon
between the Calvert and Franklin trama.
The commissioners court VIII he pcti
TONED az itH next reguH term TO order
an election TO determine II special tax or
10 cents on cnch $500 valuation of prop-
Crty IN Robertson county To he used tor
the Improvement of the roads IN the cpuu,
IS. The measure meets with encourage
mcnt and should tho people of the county
desire such tax be levied each precinct
would receive AN amount OF the total tax
collection IN proportion 10 The amount OF
lnXablc property In each precinct.
The Alah1 club has recently added an
elegant book case, containing number ar
selected volumes Of M to date productions,
10 their rooms. Systematic study of his
tory aud the latest literary works Of high
cs merit Is kept M by the members OF
this club.
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project under way Mt Houston pond Dr
l.. i. Gorce was made chairman aud MI
l.. O. Andrews secretary After hill dis
cussion OF the Minis of the organization 4
committee. composed Of Or W y. Wilson
John Schumacher Mcdonald Moachum. j,
H. Loe. J.. l., Chinski and DR.. Gorcc were
appointed TO look into the matter OF SO
y"nnJng AMI 10 rsror, me rhrp p,
3 y, m. About ~. members 10 the Rssocia-
tlOn have been secured.
Dr. q. u. Taylor win lecture AZ the BAp,
tisi church IN this city sunday Monlny
and Tuesday nights on "Scicntinc 'rpmpor
ance.' He Is said 20 be of high standing
among the foremost men studying the
topic.
The city council has given 10 the shaw
Rifles the rear portion OF fhe building
used for the city hall This Is quite o ncip
10 the worthy company Of militia,
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News Notes and Personals.

-, galveston, Texas, April g Edward vie,h
Ihlmage, the Infant son of Edward r. ny
mage commercial editor of tho GaiveStor
News died yesterday afternoon
The Santa Fc road was YESTERDAY mad,
the defendant In n suit for s13Go Nv Iop',
iielais; Nick Matcovich ana y fe"atn
West Bay boatnen, damages alleged 10 IA,
uue py reason of the company's failure n
pace draw In lis present bridge acros.
the bay. 1N''S'
AT y meeting Of the school board ycstcr
DAY the resignation of Trustee McKinney
was accepted and the board elected Cnpfalr
d. 4. Alvey TO serve out Mr.. McKlnnev's
uneXplred term.
Mrs. Mary A. Douglass. mother of Nnioi
\. j, Walker, died at the residences of 3eI
daughter Mrs. l,oss. AT Auburn, Ala. Tues
day. where Major Walker was called early
last week. .
Colonel w. l.. Prather, president of rho
University of Texas, Is in Galveston today
{" attend the regular faculty meeting of The
medical college.
tonight wy
g. :. Perkins and Joe Perkins of Green.
vile, Texas. are in the city
ID. F. Lynch of Waclder Texas, is In tn,
city. ''
$. kemaron and family Of Marlin. Texas.
arrived to-day OH the steamship Concho from
New York.
DR.. l.. H. Carpenter of El Paso arrived
here today from New York.
). y. McNcely of Beaumont is In the city.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILLNESS.

It Is More Severe Than Medical Butte
tins Indicate.
Paris, April I'M. Waldeck Rousseau
pissed very bad night. His physicians
ibis mornllg found nhlcgm beneath tho
tongue and decided that an Immediate oper,
alton was necessary. This was accomplished
under chiOroform ~ noon the patient
hud improved and was free from fever.
The phlegm was accompanied by oedemia,
which made breathing difficult,
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new territory year after year, until now
shipments 20 to every portion Of the Stas
and even Into Mexico and Louisiana, Last
month shipments were made to III PaSo,
Eagle Pass and Laredo on the southwest,
TO Twist forty miles from Tcxline on the
northeast boundary, to sherman. Mckin-
ney, Dallas and Fort Worth on the nortl,
To- Marshall Texarkaua, Wascom ana
Shreveport on the cast, Ia Orange, Sabine
Pass and Galveston on the south. thus
completely encircling the state.
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MARLIN MATTERS.
A Camp Of Sons OF Confederate Veterans
Has Been Organized.

Marlin. Texas, April 6.-Dlck Taylor
camp Sons Of Confederate Veterans, was
organized at the court house last uight
with forty members. Hon, Brant KIRK OF
Waco. lieutenant general commanding
United Sons of Confederate Veterans OF
Texas, Mississippi department was pres
ent and delivered an eloquent address upon
the objects and aims of the organization
Martins old Confederate hero, Captain
George A. King, also delivered an address,
bringing TO the minds Of those preseht
vivid scenes and memories OF four years
hard service upon the field OF battle, hEht'
ing and struggling for that which ne ne
lievcd 10 Ice right and for the honor 81 ms
country and OF his countrymen. Inc captain
is getting old. his candle Is nearly eA-
ttnguished. aud when ~ last he shall nave
reached the river that q rks ih@ unkh"Nh
shore his comrades of Hid VIII be mere 70
greet and 10 welcome him and join him ~
one grand old tune, that "a their ears VIII
be the sweetest music tnOt heaven ar'h'
angels can play,
After few other talks permanent or
ganizatiOn was perfet ted, with the follow
Ing officers. Captain, George II; carter;
first lieutenant. Dr. j. {. Snead; second
lieutenant, w. A. Powell; adiutant' + NJ
son: surgeon, DIR. :. L. Rice: chaplain, W.
ID Holloway, coior sergeant, EN-. Stau-
worth. Jr.; treasurer, z. Il. Johnson; MY.
torian. +. NJ. Boylcs. The camp Dlas iaIr
10 become one Of the largest ana most Gu
thuslastc in the state.
Faster services will be held az the Metli-
odist church tomorrow Special music mas
been arranged aud program bentting the
day prepared. ,,. rL
dav between Texas and Pacific, interna.
tionoi ANA Great Northern aud Houston and
ireNas Central railroads. looking g. sys'
tematic method Of Jointly advertising the
hot wells Of Marlin and her qualities as a
The contracts for the residences OF Dr.
Il. G. Ward and ]. &. Holloway, on their
lots south OF j. g. OltoTf's residence nave
b. /. Wise shipped eight cars Of beef
cattle 10 st. Louis Yesterday.
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Cameron Items.

Cameron, Texas, April T. County courr
is in session with a full docket.
Rev, Jesse Siler of Layerlna, nine yeats
ago pastor OF the Presbyterian church ~
this place. spout week visiting friends
here. aud occupied Tho Presbyterian pulpit
To his home In South Texas this morning,
The demand FOR residences has turned mo
attention of property owners "a the need.
win the result that eevctai nice residences
FOR renting purposes vii soon he built.
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San Marcos items.

san Marcos Texas. April 5-MYs d. j.
Woodward Of san Antonio visited her
mother, Mrs Book, this week.
J, L. Hay Of Kyle was mere WEDNESDAY,
Joel A. Lowman OF staples was IN tue
city Wednesday. - .,-
returned from the Philippines, visited san
Marcos the arst Of the week.
J. ". Hamilton. late o. hagiand' Ala''
mas op1nod u grocery store mere,
Holman Hartman Of the firm Of q, 4.
shove x Co, Maxwell, WAS 10 san Marcos
Tuesday. -, 4 -,
~ Blanks has returned after long
visit 10 iho Indian Territory
b. Szafer aud daughter Of Beaumont via
ited MI AItin Weig this week
The Alert hose company nave p,,u1Af an IN
excellent horse and hereafter the runs "ii'
be- made at n 3:li gait
The stores have been radiant with Essier
dispiaTs this week.
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NaIasnla News Notes.

Nayasotn. Texas. April GA large meet.
ing of citizens mostly young men. was held
yesterday afternoon 2 the knights Of
association TO develop the nsh pond
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THE HAY INDUSTRY.

What Il Amounts o Along TIC LIhe OF
the Macaroni.
victoria Texas, April 5.-The hay indus
trv along the line Of the New York; Texas
and Mexican railway is growing In extern
and Importance The principal shipping
poiut is FL Campo the next hiilje. then
canado. Iouise aud Pierce. Shipments
oynr.ge no ears the year round. some
,no,,hs Reaching $50 cars Ten years age
a. aid mot exist, no hay being put up eA
ncnt for home u.s. the development q
due 10 favorable freight rates 1no eu.s.
urisIng dealers who nave feacneu o''
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Mallory In PASSENGERS.

|-i'estoh' Texas, April 6.-The Mallory
Isnn Comal sailed at noon today for
iorK via Key West with the following
%sefs. W. 7. Emory. shelbyvillc; DR.,
y Horn, shclbyville; Miss Kate y.
"a san Antonio; George 5. Fost.
4 suine Is due To arrive next Wednes-
Etipy Tue following passengers: q u,
kres Kaiser, Galveston: Carl Rcth-
E'se u uenrletta; A. Johnson. Elgm
Eper Ips e. Denver; IL. Schultze, III l'aso;
FL seer Houston.
s,,,oS,n.tcho arrived this morning with
ing passengers: w. IL. Summons,
| d sSr5inlmous Austin: Miss T.. NJ. Pet
kyfr. III Bauer Galveston; w. Cocoran,
"a Sphh j, lines, W. II. lines, j. Y.
|Ceedas j. r. lines, Beaumont: Miss
kllr eah Francisco: 5. Kamaron and
|yes, MarIin' Mrs. Downey and cihid.
| \ w, Edward Montague, Fort Worth;
p.som. aSSsou, Galveston; r. II. Carpenter,
q. 3 sam Rlskln. G. Gambiuo, A. 20,
Eobss. = Hoffman, G. Corella, Charles
Texas. April GA petition in
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Sanitary ORGANIZATIONS.

Ios,on. Texas, April -6.-lnterest IN
Iocmeul that resulted last Saturday
/. orranizatiou of children's auNiI-
|, Mo Women's Health Protective as
Fan with Miss Hazel Shaw, prcsi-
| was Increased at the FIRST regular
|, u Of the organization at 10 o'clock ut
LAral hail. where number of ladies
NM the children ana formulated more
|lous plans for the carrying on of the
4, fine juyelnc organization.
nronoters uf the organization conf
iihe Following committee of ladies
he parent Organization: Mrs. T, l..
san chairman; Miss Lucy Quarles.
n " uawlcy. Miss Kate Lowe, Miss
ErIfnth aud Miss Edith Clark.
Ene the matters agreed upon at the
!ns mis- morning In order TO give Inn
"a the new organization was the Sc
IA OF distinctive badge for the chill
|and the preparation of Il circular en-
|ne the character aud cxteut of The
|rontcnplatcd los the children.
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bankruptcy was led With the clerk Of ,h.
\ Son OF Wallis. Austin county. 'rcxas .rsn
liabilities of the firm rs set forl,. In ,hhe
petition amount 60 sS0T3 Is: assets hr,'nor.e. Wy
valued at SSO33 80. P''perN
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Nd CITY NEWS ITEMS
Insulation to Be Used on the
! New Telephone Cable.
RepG SCHOOL HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
u in the Building Are to Begin
|. L,onday-Weeks Mortusry Re-
(.A-News Notes and Personals.

|,or Texas. April G.--George II.
,hc Western Electric company OF
arrived in Galveston last night and
laday he will begin laying u cssie
hc bay for the southwestern Tele-
company.
Submarine cables
"A of the usual rubber insulation,
~ ne used. This is the first time
'ner has ever been given practical
! this line .,..
and the work will be completed
M two weeks.
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III. C.lPLAN, at 200 Milam street. aaer
Frsnkiir, pays highest prices for geettes
mems old clothing and shoes; s<no peese{
card; wall call
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Army Work,

.lveston, Texas. April 6.--Malor George
Ealker of Houston, who has charge of
work Of securing recruits for the resu-
frmy in South Texas, Is in the city to-
and expressed himself MS greatly salts
with the work done by the local re
llg Office
ping to It's successful operation Major
Iker has been Induced to continue it
Ihnitely or until the supply of applicants
sns TO fall short, Major Walker be-
r. that the government is fully able IN
[lit the army up to the desired strength
IAU0 or 100000 men in comparatively
4 time, and that figures once reached
tc~on, II need be, will be easy and
A al by reason of the expiration of en-
bents, discharges, etc.
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n, .:iSss'PIXAS WONDER.
10
'reat Discovery.

|rsf even tie OF Halls Great DlscOv-
teeS: Ouc Ssy and bladder troubles,
~ Third varies diabetes, seminal
II near Main ! lame hacks, rheuma-
h eoitage. FhlTities OF the kidneys
Il F 9fst loee an MOI w soId b. S Soar
los az lots In rbmaIl on receipt OF
wards. sonte ch..,cc is two months
~ We mako enepny case above
'ity prener,v Sole Manufac-
Y druggists aud
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Fish Are Plentiful.

preston, Texas, April 1.-THE sprlng
as season Is well on ana red fish aud
ned trout are being caught in great
iOtrS by the fishermen who angle in
weston bay. Nearly every mornlns
n Nho are fond OF this sport may la
ueueeked In all sorts of costumes and
/ nng from all sorts of boats In the waters
IpaNeston harbor. The catches have
sool or late and with continuation
ae present weather for another week
's w say Galveston will be surfeited