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The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

j. H. POLLARD, recently connected
with the Fayetteville "Sentinel' In an
editorial capacity, is ont with an an
nouncement that he begins this week
the publication of the Arkansas
Tribune at the same place. We hope
to see Bro Pollard wax fat while push
ing the faber.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

Mr.. BRYAN's paper, "The Common
err will make its appearance about
January Goth, Meantime, the distin
guished Nebraskan claims to have
received subscriptions from thirty three
states within week after the announce
ment of its intended publication.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

In the number of lynchings last yeaI
Arkansas and Texas were far below the
average OF the Southern states. the
former having six cases and the latter
only four, Perhaps the fact that Texas
lately sent quite n number of lynchers
10 the penitentiary for life may have
something to do with the decline In
lynching.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

Representative DEARMoND of Mis-
souri, pays Bryan this high compliment
He is remarkably able man, man
who combines more great qualities with
fewer bad qualities than any other man
in public life today.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE FRANK
HILL, and chairman of the executive
committee of the association, has issued
the following call; 1.-THE annual meet.
ing OF the Arkansas horticultural
Society will be held in tho council
chamber in the city of Little Rock on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 30th and
3ist Of January, 1901. A full attend.
ance Is desired, BY order Of the
executive committee.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

SEAB JONES, late editor and publisher
of the Huntington Herald, commit
ted suicide at the residence of his father
in-law in Scott county. The unfortunate
man was in debt, and, being unable to
pay his creditors, became respondent,
finally ending 1t all In death.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

The war in South Africa has been a
most costly one to Great Britain rs has
been the war in the Philippines to your
Uncle Sam. But who cares for expenses
or for human life when loot and lands
and glory are to be gained9
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

GOVERNOR STEPHENS Of Missouri has
just issued pardon to a notorious
criminal on condition that he leave the
state. The ey convict may take up his
residence in Arkansas, and we shall
thus be compelled to harbor man who
who is considered too mean to remain In
Missouri But can we complain wnen
our ewn governors have issued like
pardops. n convict is considered too
dangerous TO remain at large IN the
s,ate the best place for him Is the
penitept.ary
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
Via Mo, Pacific,

Reduced one way second class ratcs to Cali.
| fornia points, Portland Oregon, Seattle Washing
ton and intermediate points, Call at Iron
Mountain R'y Ticket Office.
A. HAYS Agt
To SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, s6b26-
Tickets on sale daily the year roupd final return
| limit ninety days from date Of sale. See agent
In regard 70 stop over privileges, diverse route
| and joint agency fec A, lIAYs Agt
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
A Realty Deal.

A deal was closed Wednesday by
which Capt. VIM. Bowlin became the
possessor Of the brick store building
occupied by Hunt 8 furniture store,
The building belonged to Alvis Smith.
The purchase price was "a 900.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

IT seems that China will still stand
watching in diplomatic affairs. For
ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain the Heather Chink is evidently as
peculiar as ever.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
McGee's Baby Elixir

Makes babies healthy, fat and
strong. Itoontains no opium or other
poisons. When yourbaby is fretful
try one bottle and you will get tho
best. Prices, 25 and Soc.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

THE people expect the 1901 session OF
the general assembly to provide reform
school for children. The tax payers
demand that this be done.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

MUNICIPAL ownership is to be tried in
Conway. The town mas purchased the
electric light plant there for s., ooo ana
will run it,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

p. d, Scott loft for Little Rock Last
nipht to attend tho eonvening Of the
legislature Monday,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

In the Philippine Islands there are
about 400 species OF trees. or these
only about fifty possess any commercial
value.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

"The Commoner" and The
VAN BUREN Press viii be
sent to subscribers for SITS
per year in advance.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12
THE COMM0NER"
Issued Weekly,
WIN, j. BRYAN.
Editor and Publisher.
Lincoln, Nebraska,
TERMS--Payable In Advance,

No travelling eanvassers are employed,
Terms for local agents will DO sent upon
application, All money must DO sent
by p, o, order Express order, or by
bank draft on New York or Chicago,
Do not send individual checks or
stamps,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

LIrTlE RocE 10 experiencing u series
OF failures, four having occurred since
The close OF the year,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

commissioners Sale!

NOTICE Ia horeby given. that under and 5y
~ virtue Of n decree rendered IN tho circuit
court OF Crawford county, Arkansas on the 2lns
day OF July, 1906, IN an action then pending I'D
eald court on the chnncory side, between sh!bloy
d. sIncts, 9. j. snots and N, r smets, dofend:
anu. Tho undersigned Special Commissioner VIII
on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ia 1901,
within tho hours for judicial sales, NJ tho front
or Main street entrance 70 the Court House ~
aS c q yan buren, Ars C.r or S,ss, sHS ana na
q credit Of thrcc months, tho purchaser 70 glve
note with approved security aud bearing
interest a. 10 por cont pcr Annum from da!c OF
sale until paid, tho lanus described IN eAiu uc'
cree, situated IN Crawford county, Arkansa@
The South half OF the Northeast quarter and
tho N0rlhwest quarter OF the southshst quarter
q section a, Township 10 North, Range q
SsS %S aS.o SS nc Of SSsScS sScS qqSss 10 SS
Range ~ Wopt also Lot No, "a In nloeh 4 ~
Grand View Addition, and Lot In Block III IN
Knox Addition 10 the Oly OF ynn npien AZ
=, And II tho amount realized from !he shlo W
tho Judgment named below, and inteIoet aaa i
coats, then, al same lime and place ana op We
eame terms | will nell ..
., The North half or the Northwest qusfw,,
ibe East 6sif Of he Northwest quarter o. !hs
Southeast quarter, the Southwest gustter ei ths
Southeast quarter, 10 Section is tho Nctthwes,.
quarter ~ the Northeast quarter and ne EM.
half OF tho Northeast quarter OF Tho Norinwes'
quarter In Section 10, all In Township 70 ro'n;,
Range 10 West (eub!ect 70 the dover nHnw M y. :
SAID Mary H. smots) for tho satirfaotion m 'oo
remainder OF said Judgment a,
Said salo 70 be made In default Of PEI msn1 q
thbl 03 with interest al 10 per cent rom seps ~ G
s and costs against pad csisnnpss"sSSs y "
Q, j. stnets aud n, II Hmeta, aud declared " wv
frat lIan upon Aaid real uktaM,
W. r. sApLsR, epooiAi UsmmiNusons'
60. .sk sr,s,,.rsrr wv n
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

JOB PRINTING of St.,is 81 ,,.SS, ,,SS
cd Ut She pREas OFFICE Neatly promptly
aud AZ living tatoa Once up stalts ~ lhe Wood
byck, NO 10d Mtn SuvqL
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-12

Bring your Job Work TO the
PRESS Once,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30

latS,n ony anything, adver-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30
CORRESPONDENCE
Observation-Disclosures
OLNEY SPRINGS.

The canal has been dry for some
time owing to n break in the
flume.
r.. Downen, of Pueblo, was in
Olney Tuesday, the guest of y. +.
Comstock and wife.
Mrs. Tom G. Taylor and little
laughter returned to her in Den
yer last week after a pleasant visit
of two months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Curtis.
Mrs. I. L. Collins is expecting
her sister. Mrs. Montgomery, of
Salida. to spend few weeks with
her and take in the famous Water
melon Day at the Ford.
Willie Sterling has gone to
Fowler to work with threshing
DR.. and Mrs. Giffin, of Ordway,
are visiting Judge Parker and
wife.
Several of the Conard boys
started for Manitou and Colorado
Springs Friday, overland. for a
few days outing.
Quite number of our citizens
attended the ditch meeting at Ord
way Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30

G. A. Wales, photographer, has
now on exhibition at the entrance
Of the stairway leading to his new
location, Postolfice block, the fin
est display of Photos ever ex-
bibited in the city. Mr.. Wales
has employed Mr.. S. L. Williams,
n photographer IN Iowa, who will
arrive in a few days and will take
charge of the Orr gallery and MIR.
Wales will take charge of his new
studio which will be opened in u
few days. lo'A'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30

The celebrated Recess School
shoe at L. w. Miche's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30

All kinds of Watch and Jewelry
repairing at Kreider's = none
barred. Opera House block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-30
" CARPENTER SHOP,
sa!ans ana Screen
a Speciality.
"NAL SETTLEMENT

'SAL SETTLEMENT.
,.slc sSc estate of Bertha Ellen
hsaiyc9. that on Monday, tho
t.v, tr. a. D., 1901, bcjuH one
mai 81 the August Probate
stSl5y, Nnnrt OF Otcro County,
tN%Iia 90, l, Andrew Nicholcs,
pSItv v,S,tt.tc. Will appear be.
Hcb nnurt, present my iinnl
IL ,arl administrator. pray the
s'nu' s1' and will then npply to
splaSuu ucn administrator. At
10 o hhr person In interest
setp Eo E,s'ht objections to the
'ord, Colorado. August %,
FOf ,hnN nNNnitEw NiCuoLEs,
ssd "costiltc of Bcrthn Ellen
1910
[pdse. i'rin' advertise
f,tSS,,Dn S buy anything, ndver-
sV has excellent facili-
WORK. Call and see us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24

TAYLOR Texas. June 22-rhc Dominican
sisters rave a delightful entertainment last
Monday night in st. Mary's hail, In which
the pupils Of St Ceclia's class rendered
musical program Of sixteen numbers Eaeh
performer displayed wonderful proficiency
10 the delight Of more than a hundred
guests. Rev J. 5, Murphy distributed the
medals and prizes, making an eloquent an
dress, ,,,, 1t.,sops
nj their last meeting elected the toloWlhE
ofHcers; q NJ Bailey, II. =; j, y Gq9p,
king: J. 5 Jones, scribe Daniei "o9 9i3 .
treasurer: A. Alexander. secretary lAy
NJ NJ and 2. VI degrees were eonLelied
tonight, followed by lunch and refresh
AZ her home east Of Taylor Mrs J9hn
son. wire of Pierce Johnson, died last M ,.,
day afternoon alter a short Illness; M
remains were Inferred in the Nis'N
sE Tbe indies OF the Baptist church gave
mn ice cream lawn festival last hlsAl on
their grounds The proceeds VIII ne uSe'
Tor church purposes; ..,,A ,r,p.
Miss Mary ThreadGil entertained ~
co,.ns and Refreshments Thursday nlght ~
honor of her guest, Miss Bessie hehdah %
MIS- II. j. Ecibardt and daughter, Misses
ida Scruggs Ncsta Grimm aha Leoha ~ J.
ION and Fred Mallory, all under the ehupt'
1890 Of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Hague
Jeff during the week for bulidlo' y j.
~ visit lie pan-American exposition.
The good citizens of SandoYal comhiuntt
endowed n picuic and barbecue on the -Vlii
Many guests from this city auehueu Wv w
Casion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
TEXAS DEATH ROLL

RILEY. Taylor Texas, June % Mn Sc
hns tlan Riley an old citizen Of tins place.
died ~ his residence Friday night AMI VIVA
buried yesterday afternoon IN the Catholic
cemetery,
KUHLOFF. Mineral Wells, Texas. juno
p W. T. KuhlnG Of Fort Worth, after
several weeks Illness died here yesterday
Of Bright's disease He has been fnr nnuF
wears an engineer ON the Texas nnd iAclhc
railway II was 80 wears old
PASCHAT.L- Denton, rcNqs. June -
+ j PuAchull formerly ana Influential res.
ident oc this county, died AZ Miller Hop
klns county. Texas. this week. aged nenrlF
81 years r. r. paachail of this CITY is a
son OF the deceased aud Us In Hopkins
county attending the funeral services
REINITARnF Hcnrne Texas Juno ~
MIR Thomas N Rcinharlt citiEen ot this
pnce aged "a years, died az his residence
Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock Deetaseu
had boon IN poor health for the ptS, year,
HIS remains VIII be buried ~, NofWpod
cemetery this afternoon a. . o'clock
KIRK Nayasota, Texas, June - Mrs
Matte Kirk died suddenly ~ her nome w.
this city al $40 O'Clock last night aged
only been iudisposcd for several days sinte
her return from n visit 20 Austin, m
body was inferred this afternoon az F'dl
In Oaklnwn cemetery.
HESTER Lexington. Texas, June q
Civrancp the l8mnnth old son ~ Mr. anu
Mrs Hugo Hester, died this nf'efhop',
Thc loss of this Guild IS Particularly SAT-
on account of u being the tertlh one tn
die ont Of 1--we children The here1yel
Parents have the sympathy OF th' eh'i'
1glnmuuity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
ANN No. 40 Personals-

Alvin. Texas, June 70 The revival meet
ings which are being carried on at the
First Baptist church are resulting In much
eood, The two weeks protractcd meeting
at the Methodist church South closed a
few DAYS ago With cutie number of ac-
ccssonS TO the church.
M Clarence Ousley. editor Of the Gal
weston Tribune and family have taken
rooms at the ToZer hotel and Will spend
the summer in this dtY.
DR.. J. 5. Hidden and wife loft for GIl-
weston Wednesday, where they took paA
age on tie Mallory line steamer Nueces e
New York
Miss Minnie satler aud Misses Ina Col.
Her and Gusic Allen Of beaumont are
visiting their sisters and aunts. Mrs X.
IL. ana y l.. King
Nh c $ Cummings Of Centrua, Kan.
president of the Alvin Exchange bank T.
visiting his son. Mr. O. s. Cummings
Colonel Walter Gresham Of Galveston
spent Sunday in this city, he guest Of
Mayor and Mrs w J Hamlet
An T w Cortlem Jeturp o. Yesterday
from business trip TO Tyler, Texas
Misses Nellie sharp and Jennic Stnniel1
Of Houston visited friends here last week.
Quite a number Of oil and rice land
pr6prctors were here hooking over the
country last week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
|1VONT WAS QUIET.
want TO See a Ball Game and
Lille Work Was Done
u,x / DOZEN RIGS OPERATE
.,,. Business Has Increased
" e'a u. Mud Gusher at Sour Lake
=" Was Brought In

ro,,s June PA baseball
F''a'I r,ke Charles, La, between the
b y III ana Beaumont teams made
ta1l' 'a,,nie falling off in Bcaumont's
~ pns ,oday and the town would hard,
''sl seu SHOWN for the busy seethins
K ii excitement it was three
W. dozen rigs We're running out
"a s .s and many Of the drillers were
4 10y who went to Lake Charles.
W ~ excitement ocoasioned by the
~ al Sour Lake began, the map
~ s.rs been doing a good business
~ Y. mans Of that section and several
ssles have been put through.
.hoee who went to Sour Lake
<, arnsber went out and looked
"a ali wells that were put down
,.n teenty years ago aud examined
-. onparatus with which the oil
sasa They also saw the rehned
:, he by.products, and while sour
\ sd bpast of no real oil gushor,
- the oil In pumping wells to
~ Itself, and the fact that many
i. ,,w Il has since caused a sharp
4 s,,rr IN real estate in the vicinity Of
4 I,te. However. all Of the lani is
!, pretty high hgures.
\, Great Western OH company, which
,,pr down a well near the Sour Lake
| y Nd Ms derrick Illuminated by about
n sl.stdc lights, and since the derrick
mt On the prairie, nine miles from the
|,sa,d. the sight is novel one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
ORANGE oil Notes,

4 oarge, Texas, June 23,-At a depth Of
feet work on the Chicago-Orange Oil
4 ENry's well at thar place was sus-
IT'D for short time this afternoon to
bur the drills. The ten-inch casing IS
i; iaehorcd and they will now use the
|aiinch drill instead of the twelveinch
h have been using The ten-inch pipe
made to 50 further with it. Quite a
nag aow oil oil cIine from this well last
m inst before the rock was reached.
ias siKlnch pipe In the Orange OIL Pros
iag company 5 well, which was stuck
Z several days, has been successfully
|ndfaSl and they are now washing uuu
En ,three,inch pipe and driving the
|al4nea caslng' which will be put down
FAY as possiDle before smaller casing
srhstltufed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Hearne Local Notes.

Uearne. Texas. June % Division Su.
periltcudent Thomas Hume Of the Inter.
nutiora and Great Northern railway was
in the city yesterday He went on the eN-
cusion to LAX station % see that the
moths we've handled CORRECTLY
The colored people Of this section spent
yesterday celebrating theli thirty sixth an. an
nlrtIsary Of freedom 40 Lake station TWO
exclusion trains carried several hundred
II NJ th. section and twelve coaches Of
them were brought from the north end.
Not q single accident happened TO mar
Sherif Guy Townsend and Marion $.
Mcseley Of Franklin came down 10 Hearne
yesterday evening on business
Preparations are being made by the PEG.
ME 6f this county 10 hold a big camp
meeting at Lake station commencing next
sunday, This is an ldell place to h2id
one. and large crowds are expected. Ap'
pncntiun mas been mndo to- The lnterna.
iional and Great Northern Railway com.
many for cheap rate for the benefit OF
those who wish to attend from this sec
tiOu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Palestine Pointers.

Palestine. Texas, June 22.-rheo. Ash mas
sold his entire stock OF goods to the 0ren1
Leader. The building now occupied py h'n
viii be remodecd another story added 10
II and will then he occupied by H. li'l
WITT. 49,.
UNCONVENTIONAL ana Great Northern Railway
company. went to Shreveport on business
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey entertained
last night with dance OF Baliry nan
Given in honor Of their daughter Miss bes'
SIX MIS- is O. Wiley and son Of HuntsHille
,yiil snend a week IN the city the guess
Of Mrs Waiter L Baty, ,r.,,
Secretary s. j. BRENT has retufhen I o9
uf1s.ot, Ntass., wleTc ne had been dtlen l,,.
no the Jubilee convention 81 the A"uNs
mssn's Christian Association.
Rqay division s5o f lbP'ernataaa aud
.oI Northern railway, went 10 anteNe
mort this morning on business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24

the drectors and the general attorney for
we Sour Lake Springs company. that the
directors Of said company declined to rat.
ny the sale ot the property Of said com
nauy 10 Mr. Wilson and his associates upon
tne terms Of his contract for the purchase
Of same and that by a mutually salts.
factory arrangement between ali parties
tue deal as reported in The Post. is de.
elaied on for the time being. and the
property yet stands in the Sour Lake
SPRINGS company"
The Pest also received telegram last
neht signed 7. 5. Lowell. president: ]
ifahkel treasurer; II. L. Bcns n, see
re'ary' and Henry Putnsn, resident
laahager' all Of the Sour Lake sprlngs
company, stating that no sale Of The prop.
trp mad yet been contaminated rhcy
STATED that negotiations were pending with
,t W. Ut more parties representing oanital.
I'M lot the sale, and that us soon rs the
sal vas made the public would he in.
"ieu through the columns Of The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
BAYLOR SCIENCE HAT
'''laIs Went East to Get Pointers C

thaals Went East to Get Pointers Con
'y,,o r., ''f"'s IL
ieAds June president O. II.
|'eper and Trustee +. r. Nash Of BAYLOR
Diversity returned vostord,v g.,
|sSs min - ~ '''Viu'N ltoin Two
W Tue East' which was for
h purpose o. inspecting and studyinu
4 latest and No. "u 'Vu ~ ms
Ina ~ H. ms w 20 uate science
.nal section. Their first 0p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
GETTING I'M SHAPE.
Victoria is Rapidly Recovering from Ef,
iecls Of Recent Fire

Victoria Is Rapidly Recovering from Ef-
iects Of Recent Fire.
Victoria. raxas June % The streets
have been cleaned Of the mass Of telephone
aud electric wires and burnt poles wrecked
by the FIRE Friday night, and the gang
OF dozen telephone linomcn viii have II
broken connections renewed and cables re-
placed BY tonight The electric circuits
were renewed Yesterday
The big Levy dry goods firm VIII re.
open business here In the large three.
story brick building corner Of Main and
Forest streets owned by Thomas O'Con.
nor as soon as IL can get new stock
from the North
The First National bank presented SlU0
10 the fire department Ia appreciation ~
their most excellent work in preventing
the spread of the fire
Vietorin's deputy sheriff who Joined toe
chase of the Mexican murderer of Sheriff
Morris and Sheriff Glover, returned last
night, having abandoned the run for the
present. -
vision OF the Southern Pnclnc for the
week ending saturday June p amounted
10 twenty nine carloads for The New on
lenns, Chicago and st. Louis markeis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
MnsIoale ~ Wharton.

wharton, Texas. June % The musicale
last night at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Hall was an immense success both
socially and financially, and the ladies Of
the Christian church have made the initial
step TO the founding Of a church Of their
denomination in Wharton. The program
was well rendered Mesdames Sanders,
nultan. Register. Stokes. Mr. l.. Pune and
Misses Mamie Rosehorry, May Hamilton
md Mamie Iackpy giving choice selections.
little Miss Ale Hall was highly cnmpn'
n,snted for ber rendition OF 'Sobre Las
Eias" Two recitations by Miss Fossie
Bel were rendered. Mrs Hall Is an ideal
hostess. and the cordial welcome TO an as
eured the future success Of all similar DC
casione
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
EUGENE WALL CASE.

State Has One Hour Left, While the
Defense Has Four.
Rusk. Texas June 2S.-Fhe Judge limited
the argument to seven hours on each SIDE
In the Eugene Wall case The State At
torneys have made three arguments, taxing
no six hours and the defense two arsu
mcnts. taking 10 three hours. $ VIII
son. lanes I Perkins and w Il Doneiy
have made arguments for the state and
Jndyr ! A. Hurt and J. n Policy for the
defSpec Judge S. II Russell VIII elnnr
FOR tho defense Monday ne has tonr
hours and then MOTIFS VIII e'oS
IN VIII perhaps be two az thtee ahss
before the jury returns verdict
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
WANT LAWS ENFORCED.
C't'zens OF Yoakum Make REQUESTS o,
Their Peace Officers,


Their Peace Officers.
foakum, Texas, June % -A mass meet
ing Of the citizens Of Yoakum was held
In the rooms Of the Comfy club Friday
night TO discuss ways and means Of secur.
ing better enforcement Of the laws.
EN-Mayor b. F. Stephenson was made
oAan man Of the meeting and Mr.. H..
JerSchke secretary. Several interesting ad.
dresses were made by different citizens.
aller whlch committee On resolutions
submitted a report which was adopted.
The resolutions car upon the peace Off.
GERS Of Layaca and Dewitt counties ana
or the CITY or Ioakum to sec that the
Tvs, pertaining To- gambling and houses
oi III lame are rigldiy enforced.
Work ON the Hickey brick building on
Grand avenue and the Lander hui ding,
on L9tt street. is being pushed RAPIDLY to
e.!HPetoh Mt joel Meyer. the contract.
or expects to have the former ready for
occupancy by July IS. The foundation
h ,as also been laid for the Morgan hotel
pgidlns on Front street
Mf- ana Mrs William G.. Hislop returned
3NSteIdoy nom their bridal tour to New
orleans Iler arc now MT home 10 their
part Of the city.
Mr., John NJ Bennett Of San Antonio
spent the past few days here looking after
this section
Mr.. and Mrs DIN I Price left wedpes.
DAY for Buffalo. y. Y, To he aSSenr
Ghout 4 month.