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PoI|y's Uncle Josh.
Continued from third pagel


Moore's residence and they say it's
a dandy He also did the work
for Father Edmund and Mr. Yost
and I've heard them all say it
couldn't be done better. He's the
man we want if we can get him,
but his time is always contracted
ahead, so we'll have to see He
makes a speciality of porcelain
bath tubs and up-to-date lavatories
and his prices are so reasonable
that nobody ever kicks about their
treatment He is nice person to
deal with He was q years in
Pueblo, so we knew all about him
before he came here.
See here, children said Uncle
Josh with fatherly air, I'm
thinkin' what we want right now
is the perches for that cage OF
yourn, The only man that l have
ever dealt with is George NJ Dei-
bert, for when | get treated right
| don't go running around He
iiSo 'hc uioot SOui pittt llue Oi
furniture in this part of the
country On entering the store
Polly was ushered into display
that bewildered her at first, but
she soon yielded to the seductive
ness of a handsome couch, a parlor
suite, complete dining room and
bed room outfit and an ornamental
writing desk for hubby" well
get our carpets and what we need
in draperies here too, for Mr..
Deibert carries the largest stock
around here" On leaving the
store Polly remarked, What a
pleasant firm to do business with. y
Yes indeed" says Uncle Josh,
land We always said that when |
died | wanted Mr.. Deibert to at
tend to the burying of me, as he
is considered by everybody to be
the best undertaken in the country
and has one of the finest funeral
cars in the state"
And now you'll have to get
something to bake with. so we'Il
go down to A f. Myers 4 Co. S
and order the coal He handles
the very best antitrust article and
can supply you on short notice.
He also handles hay, grain and
ground feed and as soon as you
get the COW and that fine roadster
he can supply you with all these
things Mr.. Myers is an old timer
here and one of the pleasantest
men to deal with you will find in
many day"
See here, Uncle" said Charlie.
I've brought my appetite with me
from the east and this running
around has made me hungry
Where's good restaurant?n II
never eat lunches at but one place
here, my boy. And Polly, if you
sort o feel you'd like bite too,
We'll go down town to the Bon Ton
Cafe and see Bauman & Taylor"
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The finest singing you will hear
this season Jamie Cripper in
"Roney's Boys" concert at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday night
Buy your tickets now at w. L..
Morris jewelry store l3-tf
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There was large delegation
left here today for Cripple Greek
and numerous others will leave
this evening to take in the sights
and doings of the congress and
Elks' fair.
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To Close out at Cost.

A large stock of Woolens suita-
BILE for ladies' tailor made suits, bi.
cycle skirts, etc; also sold by the
yard. Florence Tailoring Co, Lo-
bach block 5-tf
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partment. They do twice the
prescription business of any firm
around here" continued the old
man, land when it comes to get
ting delicious ice cream soda water
you won't find any better in town"
Continued tomorrow
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The members of the Acme Oil
Gas d Mining company last night
held a meeting in Newkirk &
Hangers office and decided to
float the proposition at once.
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LOCAL NOTES.

DR. Rambo has moved his office
to rooms 3 and 4, Daniels block
Telephones: residence, 4S1 black
Office, 1853 black 1920
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The body of Ruby Bolten, the
S-days-old daughter of G, E Boil
ten of Brookside, was laid to rest
yesterday afternoon The child
died of commissions.
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Taken Up.

June 30th, one horse with batter
on, badly cut up with barb wire.
Inquire at post office at Beaver
Creek, Colorado. l3.tf
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Any old thing in second hand
line you want and can't find any
other place, see the Enterprise
Furniture store. Is 81
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Hon A. NJ. Smith. principal Fuller
arg deny Of Ne12ey, Ca writes:
"AlIow me please to express to
you my sincere thanks for your
wonderful life giving medicine,
Pcruna.
For the past two or three years
have been troubled with nerv-
BUSINESS at times resulting in ale
most nervous prostration. Re-
Gently | have had very severe at
tacks and was induced by a friend
TO try Peruna. This have done
with more than satisfactory re-
suits and consider Peruna the
best medicine on the market to-
day for VIVA il is recommended,
III have a brother who thinks it
is the greatest thing in the world.
To ali who suffer with nervous
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CLAIMS HE is NOT THE MAN.
Masque9adins School Teacher Says
Mistake Has Been Made

Masque9ading School Teacher Says a
Mistake Has Been Made,
Van Buren,, Ark. July l7.Today Detec
tive T. A. Irwin Of Baird, Texas, was in
the city. having in custody Thomas Stokes
whom he had arrested in Huntsville, this
State, charged with the murder OF n proml
Eent citizen of Baird three years ago
Stokes, who Is but u years old and beard
less has heen for the past three years
incorporating In female attire, and. be-
Ing a young man of education, secured n
teachers license. He represented himself
10 be woman aud has been teaching
school near Huntsville, When arrested he
WAS wearing "a belt containing 5000. money
alleged 20 have been taken from the dead
body Of his vic I'm. Stokes h VERY retlcent
about the affalr and claims that he Is NOT
the man wanted. He says that the don
ming of female attire was from choice as
he better succeeded In getting employment
rs female teacher, He had become quite
popular among the people OF Huntsville
who are 10th to believe that no rs not the
woman he had represented himself 10 he
He was taken on TO Texas today, De
tective Irwin is quite positive that he has
the right man.
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IEXAS pEATn ROLL.


,sFARRARy-G roesbceck, Texas. july rs
Major Il. = Farrar, the oldest member %
TINS bar Died yesterday morning of apneu.
dicttis-- Major Farrar wds ono Of the
nrst settlers Of this county, having novel
here from Georgia In 1855 and began the
practice OF law, In which he was
actively engaged until his death.
He was several times appointed 10
serve on the supreme bench I'm she
cal cases He was member OF the
Texas senate, from 1883 to 1881 At the
time ot his death he was leading counsel
In the famous Mexla viii contest case. nov
TNndine IN Dallas. Major FnrraT hnd nj
WAYS been democrat aud n nrm helIcyer
In its principles and traditions though no
never took active part In the councils Of
his party. In the light between Coke and
r. J. Davis IN 1910, he contributed largely
r. the democratic success but nftar tbRt
confined himself strictly to the practice NJ
law. He leaves two children one son
Hon. John H. Farrar, mayor Of this Civ
and adaughter. Miss Irene.
JONES Richmond, Texas. Jnly 17.-.Ntr
James +, Jones one Of this couuiy'S oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens. passei
awaX Yesterday evening at : 20 neItl,
caused from 4 stroke Of PARALYSIS. Ue
has, hyed In this county for many veirs
and engaged In the carpenter and wheel
wright business. He was a menbtr ~
Camp Terry Y. G, ", this. place Ills
funeral took place Mt $50, lnterment in
Richmond cemetery.
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LAUGHING OF FOREIGNERS.
italian Government Has Taken coooi

italian Government Has Taken Coan-
zanoe Of a Mississippi Affair,
Washington. July 1.-THE Italian gov.
eminent has taken coenizance Of recent
airar at Erwin, Miss. in which il is
claimed two Italians were lynched and a
third seriously wounded. The facts have
been communicated to the foreign office
at Rome ana The Italian embassy here has
uade reprtS ntatlons Ia the state dcpait
mont Al the same time the Italian an
th~ttioS are pursuing an mvoeti gallon OF
their own through thcti consul at New
orleans and their consular agent at Vicks.
burg, Miss, which is not Tar from the
scene Of the Alie2el trouble.
Thus far the reports received from these
otncals establish two scntnl paluts ia
what Is considered a rather serious c1uii-
ton az anars. First II is rpportcd y Il
lively that the Italians were killed b.
huthing and not through an accident cr
chance ARRAY. Second, the Italian ant 1o,l
ties nearest the scene Of lhp trouble have
established 10 their satisfaction that tAc
pennus Killed IRE Italian subjects I'm tie
full sense, not having taken ont paturili.l.
ttou papers. Thus FAR the ease Is I'm a
state of inquiry, both on the part of ths
stnte department. and the Italian an Lon.
ties, but there Is every indication ;lpt the
facts VIII constitute an international LII
dcp5 similar to that growing out ~ tAr
killing OF the Italians In LoUi,ann
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: 2
diced by Ire Beaumont Delegation. con.
sstlng Of Nfessrs. Beatty, Polk. Bright
ara shepperd.
5h effort Is being made todny 70 have
the committee on permanent organization
report the name Of Walter Gresham Tor
president. He Is president OF The present
Congress by virtue az the death OF the regds
Eai president.
i'i'he Texas delegation Is the stronges, In
The Congress with the exception Ut the
StRrado delegation. and the Colorado news
farcrs arr full Of the dolhgs u IT'S. mem
keie. The ladies' Of the Texas delegation
N,ie especially honoreds 1t the paaild bal
rendered Us the citizens u Cripple Greek
lnsi night
Al the morning session the Texans vert
the FIRST Ia join gRc permanent Organization.
Chairman Workman stepped tu the plat,
t.. IN ana presented the secretary With 500
anu tbs names OF forty prrmai ent mem
bsrs. twenty-eigbt Of whom were Calves
tnuians.
lhe feature Of the dnv was the address
az j. W. Noble Of NJ. Louis member uf
Hhrrlssn's cabinet as secretary OF the IN
tsiicr. II was a deep thoughtful hletpiy
81 tac depar meut Of the interior AM alone
wns worth the trip to hear.
Festivities connected with the Transmits.
hsslppi Commercial congress began today.
The addresses on the program AZ the morn
9Relntlon Of the Governor to the Muiing
Ipdustry." by Robert Graham, Cripple
p''Lnws Affecting the Mining Industry vi
the Rocky Mountain Region and the Re-
splts 10 the upoulldne In This Section,
" va y Browne. Aspen, Col
fties' by j. w Noble. former secretary
OF the interior, 81. Louis.
Ex- Secretary Noble expressed himself as
opposed 60 n department Of mlucs n tnr
81 tt prftW nm ha ll
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

d
hl ~ Two cars OF peaches are now
"'r,'." u''F'
= ~ Ihe cotton mill Is being
Eus l'I 10 completion. 1t win be ready
iot tho present crop.
MASON H. W White sold 20nO heod nj
% veBr Oil .tenrs Ga p,,ssnIi p 49, vi
"''"'d''ll' THIS week
EI PASO. -Ths hir emeItar r,,c,tlv
burned ls 10 he rebuilt and tho hnIidinI,
wifi ba made. Aroproof tbrpurhout
LIVINGSTON pou co,,rt, D. - h,.a
,t;f,rl ", lulh county Is 70 nave
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A REVERSAL OF FORM.
New Orleans Club Dowued The Cav
thonS by A Score Of ~ tOl.
WINNERS or THE LEAGUE BALL GAMES.
Harness Events Were Decided At De
trolt--Results OF the Races on
the Running Turf.

Tuesday the Haberdashers OF New or
lesns played Ike wash women upnu alley
yesterday they played like the Brooklyns.
he Cnwthons dld exactly thu reverse. aud
the result was score Of - TO Us ravor
Of the New Orlenus boys uaughton
pitched for the Cawthons and recriycl
scvere drubbIng, the visitors hnling hin,
for nineteen bits. with total OF twenty
clelt bases. zphHer. fo- the Ilnbcrdesh rs.
pitched gilt edged bah and was a. steady
AZ rock. giving but two bases on balls
lhr tdwthons only run wus scored In
The eighth inning. on q thrce-haS. hit bv
collins niid a low throw by tromcstz
Rihief DO Is only siNtrcu Years Old sur
~ TIL sam teams play again tiis
af.trntfy Scfpes
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x x 4 c ! WON.
Groves Tastelsss Chill Tonic.
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90 favotIte Won Al eriahton.

New York July i7.-At Brighton Beach
today Ethics, fin the secoud race at TO
b, was the only fnyoritc to win Prince
of Melbourne had a walk-over In the fourth
race, Watercure and Herbert declining
the Issue, so that the NTH race,
which had q field OF sixteen entered.
was divided aud run as two races. The
Winged Foot hnndicap was the only fixture
decided, BrlNton, the favoritc aud An
hort. well played second choice. ha n
hot struggle In. this event, Alibert winning
by n short neck.
Seven fprlongs Tom Kenny, Arden, Bobs
Time rs
Nile aud seventy yards Ethics. Margrayl.
ate, Balloon Time las.
Five and half furlOugs the Winged
Foot handicap Albert RrVton. Anda
MsiDn, Time lO1 -.
Mile and furlong- Prince Of Melbourns
walk-ovcr. Time %
Five furlongs Ascension, Honolulu.
Colonial Girl Time i.Ol.
Xirl, Time 0l 10.
Mile ana SlItcenth-Blg Gun Annor
Tingc Time l.4Sl
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PROFESSOR SMITH, OF GEORGIA.
CURED OF NERVOUS PROSTRATm

ness in any form | would :.
Peruna.' With best wis ~
many thanks for your sa'
medicine ] remain sincer wv
"A. M. smitIs,
Hon. Martin w. wheeloet !, !.
No Z" ~ = letter to The Pernuaa g +
II have always had s,ro..
against giving any testlmonIsl ahl.
ploprlet9ry medicine, but ahs,n ga
vest isntlou was convinced :. a4l
WIS worthy. have been w
what is termed post nasal v.o1hlet
mn oppressive feeling in ~ satsaffh 81
siderable nervousness ana ne aead III
Noting the wonderful tas,lha. neli,s
eminent meh regarding pessnnlonah
remedy for catdrrh, / coneirl Ne
did Try. n bottle OF Pernns q
Knowledge that the maJs., Haa
possess tonic, warming ana w GA
tue In excess OF other mahia, semtid
the use Of Peruna In NV css cues "a
vantageous aud that / bova lis VA
IN is medicinal virtue to eoe,t miu "a
Martin w. Wheelock. inne ~ /
MI. John +. Schmidt of carth,,.
"pergha has saved nv ufs
yeals tne best doctors had nron,,.
liicuraoie. suffered With n c"sa9
oil uiseases-palpitatlon of The fb@ XVIII
Nousll 81 weakness aud dysnensIs
u"tuss on fernha cured me. ps'rA
Rot he beatcn MS tonic huN
forty pounds since takins . nave a
In later tpftpr no 49,, AeluhlN
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TREATIES WITH BRITAIN.
Paunoetote viii Bring a Batch OF Then
With Him

paunoetote viii Bring a Batch OF Them
With Him
oudan, July l7.-Lor Pluntef,tp Bit
ish ambassador 10 the Unite States. male
the following statemcn toalg,u t, reprn
sentative Of tho Associated Tre.s:
IT am having conferences with tho mar
qu!s OF Lnsdownr, not only about th
Nicaragua, but also with rcgarI So hif
dozen treaties pending between Great
lri.aiu and the United states rhasa are
generally concerned with West Indian
ieCprocitt arrangements "
W rem asked If hc thought there was
any possibility ot arriving nj nm agaop.
ment reg riding thc Nicaragua canal before
congress rrconveued, he rcullnl Yes [
N'L.ctt U.s. hope So W. ~ ROW in thu
A. ne Of IN" negotiations WHOA although
ihe' nave not vet reached an, tanlinl, ~.
sur, SHOW good promise. When return
10 the United States the en- Of Octohci,
/ hope 20 ,akc with me a NlaaraguI tr,aH
., a. ,W'H m"oi The views o. ho.g Prtsiisnt
Mckinley and the British cabinet fl rops
without saying that the president his made
hih'>'f coguzant OF the opinions Of ths
80 hliv ana OF the secretary oJ state
lhtrc Is no usr wasting time over
tl'atits which tn senate T. likely TO 70
lusc, ] really believe thu dln.rpnccs OF
opinion between the two nrtion~ are
cnpahl' ct Srttlcmen; in an agreement fair
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STATE.

Navarro county posse Is after a
nesre who attempted an assault on u
little girl
fisherman was drowned ny a cat
fish near Denlson
Young glrl living nenr Rosebun was
burned 10 death by the explosion Of Il
Kerosene cnn.
irlsh potatoes are selling at 81 per
bushel at Galveston.
TWO more young women awe pcen
faially burned bS The exPoslon ~ coal
oil cans which they were using for
starting fires.
samuel May. the oldest settler Of Har-
rls county. is drnd.
Inc governor has signed another Ontch
OF military commissions,
Representatives Of Independent tc!e.
phone companies met at Fort Worm
ana organized an association.
John 'ottingham. a weIltc,do farmer,
WAS killed IN Cherokee county
Senator Bailey is OF opinion that the
Ohio democrats are managing their own
Affairs.
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WEATHER AND CROPS

Richmond. Fort Bend Coualy, n,
July IA Heavy rain fell hels M
ing, causing the water e W. "a,
streets. The rain was neeasV' ~
thing except COTTON. ~,
Quitman, Wood County, Tes .ss,s -
A light rain fell here yes ,,s saa
Of town, south. near MUCOUS /
west, the rain was mncn htais roris
eastcrn part Ut tho county nv u
tinues. THE corn crop ge,nsi.ssa
the lightcSt FOR years. Ao,W gsueri
ming 10 damage, and unless ,.ao.t 4 h
falls soon f., too. Will pc hiln jue
Beevlllc, Bee County, eAs ss ,r,T
A very heavy rain fell aei MI
afternoon. II was only saoraty
showers fell throughout lhe ssrllbn :
the day. The ground 10 tnls arts fof 4
Thoroughly soaked and lroSp ,rs guoss
and an other crops tpat m peTeT \
this season Of the Year Wtl,v,s,Ins d
or. The people who are sMei ~ arlir I
and parchine IN the dren'TT o ~ VI
should move 10 SOnth ,'tere en-
never gets too hot ana VIZ
urcs are unknown. -
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Delmar. fell near the wire after moking
all the running The Jockey, f. Jones,
got 70 had shaking up hut was otherwise
whWt with Hummer out of the way
Brumre hnd no diftculty In winning the
rnre TrIck fast
Sis furlonEs Merry Wager Elsie Barnes.
Florldiau Time III.
Five and hnlf furlongs Hunter Raine.
Miss Dora. fahy Tos1 1mc tn
Nile and seventy Yards La Spura Sadie
Mile ana a sixteenth General MeGruder.
Belle simpson Sklllman. limo 40.
Nile mud twenty yards. selling Lamar,
SIX furlours Bruiare, Northern spy, Tom
Lnlllna. lInln III
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Hon A. NJ Smith. principal Fuller
grg deny of Vea2ey. Ga, writes;
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LOCAL.

Several changes In the freight stan Of
the Katy were announced
j. T. Morgan made an announcement
with reference to new Northern raclne
directorate.
SUIT was filed against raci6c Express
company TO enioin it from doing busi.
ness In Texas
Investigation Of consolidation Of Frls
60 and Memphis liues has been ahan
donod
one passenger train has been run on
the Mexican International: no through
freight is moving.
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~ummAR OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

government has been Informed that
Japan has withdrawn hef requcs, for
an lncNasc Of sAooo.00 10 the Chinese
indemnity.
I,ulian government hss Ia . coe-
nlEance OF the lynchme %. tive l'ali MS
IN Mississippi
Rcsoiu oius fayofing Buiraln bayou i'm
rrovcment were placed hefprc Trans
ulssls.lpfi Congress
il Is stated that headquarters %, tho
National democratic cNccutiv commit
to viii BE- novel from Chicag to
Washington
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Peruna is a Natural and Eai
Nerve Tonic.

Perunn strengthens and restore, !,
tiVlty of every nerve In fhe hody' NJ
the use Of Perunl the weakepaa "
Worhed nerves resume thaIr Z,
strength and the blood vessels !, l., Y
Eln 10 regulate the flow 81 bloos T.. a
INK 10 ~ lures laws, Concessions 4
acute or chronic are promntiy !" ea
neHtiY cured. aga :
II you do lot derive promut ana -.
tory results from the lise ~ p asu Wy
~ once to Or. Hartman, plying ~
ment OF your case and he win WY
To give you his valuable advice ~
Address DR.. Hartman. presdss, I.
Hartman Sanltarlum, Columbus ~
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MAYOR Jones FINED.
Showed His Contempt OF the Court
Too Plainly


Toledo Ohio. July H. samuel L. Jones
the golden rule" mayor ~ this city. was
today fined 81 and costs in the police court
for contempt o. court lie promptly paid
the me, The mayor is quite regular in his
attendance At the police court aud has at
frequent times made remarks which were
not Of complimentary character ais the
manner In which Justice" Is dealt out In
the average court This morning while a
prisoner was being tried Tor a petty offense
the mayor wanted permission 10 ask The
prisoner few questions. The privilege
WAS granted aud the mayor inquired ~
the prisoner " he had bank account
The reply WAS IN the negative, The mayor
then asked 70 see the mans hands and
they We're shown him Judge Wachen,
helmer wanted to know the purpose of the
nnyor, WHO replied.
t, is onylons AMI leit The room. a
assessed the Enc, the court claiming the
mayor was In contempt
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

The State will buud pipe line M
Austin Ia carry oil to the various IN
stitutlons whore II is To bs used
The pipe has been removed from thn
Beatty well and drilling will be re-
sumed today
The Chicago Crude company has lie.
cidcd to put down its well to Il depth
Of 1000 feet.
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New Teaeher fer RavIor.

WaAohachic' Texas, July H. Roy. Robert
\ Barrett who has been pastor al tie
flist Baptist church in WaSahachie for
the past three years, has rendered his
resignation tn the congregation The
Vs'snhuon Is tn become effective thu lat
Ter part OF August, DR. Barrett has az
%plGd The chair Of church history In the
11nenioglcal department Of Baylo university
pr Barrett Is a gentleman Of hlgn schn!nr-
" attalnments and his thorough knowle Ike
h church history admirably fits him for
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RAILRoAps.

Two defendants in the italian shoot
ing case bound over.
a special meeting Of the city council
called Tor 1870 O'Clock This afternoon ID
reconsider the adoption Of rhe contract
with the water company.
A mass meeting tonight called by the
Labor Council 10 donounce action Of city
council aud adopting new contract witty
wuter compare.
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on found II Rreauub,lane

Jeanerette. La, july 1.-THE driller OF
Pioneer oil company reports today he had
struck good flow OF oil at Breauxbrldge
a. 9 depth Of $50 feet. The well Is not a
Enlssnler, but the oil Is in paying quantities
peeted spouter viii be brought in.
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CoIIin County RevIvnIs.

Mckinney Texas, July l6,-The Baptists
nave lust closed a revival at Altoga, re
eul ing IN numerous conversions and seven
teen aceesslons to the church
hig revival closed last night at the
Baptist church In Melissa resulting In
'hrtr nereshons 20 It's membership.
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Results at pss Moines.

Des Moines. Iowa, July II Today's re
suits on the Des Moncs kite track;
Lola WIckes won the 2I6 pace, un1n.
ished from Yesterday, TN 2lOi8
2;30 trot: Rosa Mclnnes won. Best time
212k
2:iO pnce: Sophia won Hest time 2.lOu
2:20 trot: Domiuick won. Hest time
2:14A
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VIII NOT DECREASE.
Policy With Reference 10 Transvaal
Debt Severely Criticized.

Debt Severely Criticized.
London, July TIN the course Of de
late on the hnanelal bill in the house Of
commons this afternoon, Sir willam vor
non.llarcourt, liberal discussed the gov.
eminent financial policy and said those
persons believing the expenditure wonld
fall after the temptation OF the war were
living In a fools paradise.
Sir Williams speech, which was through.
out unailntedly pessinistc drew angry
interruptions from Joseph Chamberlain.
the colonial secretary.
The financial PHI passed It's third reading
by vote OK 81 20 12l