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"Durn my buttons, if Baker &
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JURY HENIRE-
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Petit Jury.
SECOND WEEK.
To appear Monday, Nay 12th'
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Ice House.

TAKE THIS MEANS of in
forming the public that ! will
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stable on or bsfore April 18th, or
as soon as the weather justifes,
and viii continue to deliver ice
to my patrons as heretofore, de-
spite any runor that may exist
to the opposite effect. l thank
my friends for their past patron
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same Very truly yours,
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Ice House.

I WISH to notify the public
at my Livery Stable on the Front
street, opposite the Buckingham
Hotel, and will keep ICE con-
stantly throughout the summer,
and solicit a share of the public
patronage.
Q. f. SHELTON.
aprll-3t
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Photographs.

I RESPECTFULLY INVITE
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entity to call and inspect my work
made here. Although / have no
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or cities, to do the photograph
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Residences, Copying, Enlarging
and Diminishing done. Send your
little baby and children with the
nurse; proofs furnished next day
/ am from Jackson, Miss, but
more recently from Port Gibson.
Will remain in St. Joseph until
April 2lst.
Respectfully,
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apr11-2t st. Joseph, La.
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A man is generally at his heav-
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For Sale.

PURE BRED WHITE VIVIAN
DOTTE COCKERELS AND Pull
LETS, from the best stock in the
United States. ] paid Fifty Dol
lars for pen of chickens from
which these were raised. ALSO
EGGS FOR MATCHING. Write
for prices. ALEX MCLEOD,
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TreSpasS Notice.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby warned
IA against entering upon the "CAN-
TON" and "CANEBRARE7' Planta-
tons in Tensas parish, for any purpose
whatever without the consent OF the
undersigned. All such trespassers will
be prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
=. L. GUTHRIE, Pt. Pleasant, La.
sep6-6mo
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
that by virtue Of an Order Of Sale to
me directed by the above named Honor
able Court, In the above styled matter,s
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From Post correspondents.

Boevllle Bee County, Texas. July 90
Several good showers Of rain have fallen
In PORTIONS Of Rec county during the past
two days. In most Of the county how.
ever u Is dry and crop prospects are
by no means fattering. wonderful change
Will have 10 come about soon 10 keep the
present cotton crop In the county from
being very short The prospect now a
hardly bale 70 every ten acres
swectwater, Nolan County. Texas
july 20. This section has been visited hy
fine rains recently, the best In two years
Is doing finely Cattle are doing well.
Grass Is fine.
Lullng, Caldwell County. Texas. July 81
Fine rains fell over large part of The
county last night, which Will be Of In,
calculahle hcncht to the cotton and other
crops. II Is stu cloudy with prospects
Tor more rain today. Cotton had begun
TO suffer materially, and had the rain de
layed a week longer the crop would have
been greatly damaged
Denton, Denton County. Texas July %
Nice showers and rains have fallen In this
vicinity today.
., Goldthwaite, Mills County. Texas, July
tl'-The greater portion OF the coun,
day. Goldthvaite had an bour',
SLOW rain, doing immense good. Other
parts OF the county had heavy showers
We consider that the drouth Is broken,
cotton Is doing wen. Fishing en- the Colo,
rado and Pecan bayou is fine.
Brownwood. Brown County. July ii
crop is looking fine.
a. Wharton, Wharton County. Texas. Jrlv
THE heat for the last few days has
oetn excessive, with very thrsatoninv
somoer clouds alternating with heavy sno +.
sFs OF ran. This will be good for corn,
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HOUSTON.


Benjamin r. Perry was instantly killed
by being struck by a locomotive In the
yards of the Southern Pachc railroad
Lady fred four shots at a supposed negro
burglar on Texas avenue-la night with
unknown results.
Action upon the proposed extension of
the Houston Electric company's franchise
was transferred to the ordinance commit
tee and the city attorney. Report win be
TO next regular meeting OF council ON
Monday.
Alderman Watkins has n substitute for
Alderman Keller's proposition to settle diff
erences between the city and electric com
pany.
City Attorney Stone delivers mn exhaust
i've report upon the proposed compromise
Of disputed matters with the city admin
istration.
The members OF the OH and Stock Tx
change are considering the forming of n
rice exchange In Houston.
Alderman Watkins notifies the Pastors
association that the city council proposes
10 take quick action In regard 10 closing
saloons ON Sunday and nbollshins gambling
IN Houston.
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SITUATION AT JENNINGS.
Operations in the Field Are Rapidly BEING
Re3unned

Jennings, La July 1.-THE situation at
the oil Held is fast resumlng Its normal
condition since the putting out of the fire
The machinery Is being reinstalled in the
derrlcks, where they had been compelled
to move on account Of the fire, and oper.
atoms VIII soon be going on again new
gate valve has been placed ON the wet
That was on tre and this time precautions
we're taken to put one on that will not
allow the escape OF oil OF gas even In the
case Of tire. Four new tunSs of 300 bar.
rels capacity each have been ordered, and
viii be put up on the place occupied by
the old ones as soon us they arrive. rne
pipe connections are already made In order
10 do away With all possible delay, that
the company might so on lIling orders
which have accumulated as soon as pos.
sibe,
The Northern oil companys wen wnicn
was nearest TO the burning WELL ana which
was down about AD feet Will he continued
AZ once. and ms this well Is right In the
proven field Il will not he long until 1t ls
brought In gusher. The hogg -Swnyne
people, who had commenced operations,
and who ceased work until the lire was put
out. have returned to their work, and It
VIII not be long before they are putting
down a hole.
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FIRST BALES.

Cameron. Texas. July % The FIRST bale
OF cotton arrived yesterday, brought u by
Frank ondy, a Bohemian. Goldthwiates
snnpd It free and II. NJ. Young paid him
Nc cents. Other donations brought the
price ondy received NJ TO So5. Cotton is
opening fast ard with no unlocked for dis.
astcIs d splendid crop Will BE- gathered
uiidings, Texas July -, The first bale
az new orcp cotton here was bought by the
Gtanse store today at cents per pocnl
II was raised by Jack Simpson on Jcndie
Iodds place, sinnel free Of charge at
Ddnnschke's GIN weighed 400 pounds and
ciaascd strict n.ddling.
Waco, Texas. July y. +rhe frst bate OF
cotton Of the season WINS received hi the
city this evening. II WIS raised ten miles
from the city by Jack Gholson, Weighs
60 pounds and classes strict middling IT
viii be sold ut public auction In the morn
ang nj 10 o'clock
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IA splendid rain fell here this ,i,s
noon. continuing for about an hour. H.
| total precipitation was nearly one inch. h
| mas been of great benefit to the cote,
crop.
Denison, Grayson County, Texas, Jtlj
| IA louise has attacked The melon COP
IN this section and is doing considerable
| damage. ~
Denton, Denton County, Texas, July AZ
! cotton is looking fine IN those parts Of Ia
g g0an% recently covered BY The jal \.
thilre county, but In those parts wars
the rain did not fan 1t Is badly need
ei ana the needs are growing diig
STOCK water alSo Is scarce and geneial
ground soaker IS needed for the filling Of
creeks and tanks everywhere.
Tayur Williamson County, Texas, lur
- Heavy rains west of Taylor on yestsr
DAY afternoon have caused the Brush
river % leave its banks. but there will
I probably not he much damage done as I
result The rain which has fallen IN iSs
county for the past few weeks has ohg
! been sectional and there are some plta
/ Of the county which have scarcely had hrI
/ rain al all. The farmers are very buy
| planting corn and mlllet in the effort y
raise some forage for their stock. Gotta
| Is looking very well In some places. Nhlls
all.
Bryan BRACES County, Texas, July ~
Another fine rain fell here late yesteftl
afternoon which is good for cotton, aas
and all fall crops.
oo Hampstead, Waller County, Texas Ivy
GA rain fell here Yesterday and todi!
The reports are coming in from the d!fsi,,
emit parts of the county of the presence 2.
boil wecvil. Since the numerous showers
they are at work doing great damage 70 ia'
cotton.
Llano LIano County, Texas July 22-ii
nne rain fell here yesterday Afternoon a.a
large cotton crop for this and adlaIys y
counties, az 1t Is reported general, ~
danger Is apprehended Of the boil wesVssI
rs thty nave never Infected this seciaa =
the State.
Liberty Hill, Williamson County Ts s,s
July .2.--1'his section was visited w.
fine rain yesterday About one ana y
halr inches of water fell, This Is nhe "
cotton, and as n good many Of our iaIias .'
nave planted June and other corn ID Ivy ;n,
az late corn crop, II is very eDcoutaslp;,
This section has had quite a nunOe' =
local showers lately. @
Lyons. Bureson County. Texas, july "A, Il.
Farmers are very much alarmed o ,,,s III
devastation of boil worms and weesis' ~ ~
as logical following n small crop
pectcd ~,
Warrenton, Fayette County, Texas ssa III i
-''-Aller week OF NOT, cle"i ..sataalng.
Is again cloudy, sultry and tnte ais rsi
with rain before morning quite likely a m
ton is opening and picking VIII soon rs Sya
but owing to the appearance oi Az me-
which are destroying young bolls' ine I'd
pect for large crop is not near ,,sii
as II was n few days since. BOTTOM .aIv ii.
and those bordering post OAK are pa'R
fected with the pest ,.,r ~
Elgin, Bastrop County Texas, Su K rely
A fine rain visited this section ann
highly beneficial to the cotton CROP
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II
but bad FOR cotton, as II Is me gG ,,l',. a.
opinion among tatIhtrS 'uHt Wy "GHt"'t -
IaNorapIt 10 tue I"Vl '"s' VI 'Ne Oo''
"rtNHS 49,,
heaTne' kooertson county, lSNassi JuiS
Tine planters ana farmers OF tniS sec,
! ton are getting rehGS loI lhe ealueIiHiS
OF their crops ana IN rev weeks WI
COTTON is onenina ycry faSt and picking
win commence the latter parf 5f this week.
While the corn cron viii be short, about
thirty bushels per acre viii he gathcA,d
by the bottom planters
Corn,s CbrIst, Nnecas Cc.,,,r T,,,s
Jujy 30 Rain is n 6HCIlv neNind tbino In
fills cOunfv iust now hotb for rrnns az
stock The indications are the cotton
crop Will be very Light In this purt of
the county. Farmers are prepariup 70 pnt
their land IN shape for a rain preparatory
to putting n a big cabbage crop. Cabbage
p!ahtlhs VII neslh next MONTH provided
g yg, SeaSnn Is i"'ofaoie' ana big acreage
WIN pe p'"H'V"'
Gainesville Cooke County, Texas JUN
n. The hardest rain that has fallen II
yo 1iTgs' 'ir t"i oehyIN EeaI5 commence
onS -, 49, S,' Su"t"l ,ttuIAoui
bo,,rs ~ ~ hD ~ "", u .V' @uyul WV
uolus, ram mas neen badly needed 70
benefit 10 the growing crops tnroua1ouf m,
county ''' '''' '''
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" w. o"t"nou ,ouHlF, IeAaS july ~
,od T.. ~" Suns Iuutn heeu'd ram
" ca ~ "lr,I"'S 10 oG stHerll an over me
I'm M. ,d,,,, .'I,on IN seueraI VIII be Iatt
u" iAlS count! ON account ol the farmers
cooa 20 Sro res" ye So 'r A[ present ia,
about ten cars Of cattle shipped from mere
to the ST, Louis market each week. ana
with the continued rains there should he a
good range for the fall
Guthrie. King Coun,y. Tevos Jplr ia
a fine rain fell in nearly every narf nj
King connty July 10 And ne, p.' t,, ~
bcnnfr hos ,os,,1.5'5 - 80 iHN-''' '''.'" y,
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Rnnes Al snhlll.nl,1rn

Schulenhurg. Texas, July 22.--The races
were ine; attendance large track fast.
First race, trottlng Ave furlongs, heats
vclma G, won, Valucito second, LouIs w.
third. Rest time i.aT,
Second race, half milo-Blily hoy won,
Bessie second, Winnie Davis third. Rest
tliuo ;28h,
Third rneo eighth of a mllc-Cap aud
Bells won, Durango second, Red FOX thlrd.
TimN .iih.
Fourth race, half mile Temple Maid
won, Fenton Z. second, Ardagu thIru 1lnp
100
Fifth race. three clehths OF a milc-Billy
BOY won, Bessie second, Gray Dan third.
1ilns l8oIa.
Sixth race, flve furlonss.-pnnmur won,
Amy Do second, Larry Z. third. Time
l.Oa Bell AHhlyn was left at the post.
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Texans in New York.
LSnnnIll IN Tho pnstA 1

New York, July - The following Tex.
ans are registered at New York hotels:
Houston.W. Kissopp. ST. Denis; r. E..
Paine, Normandle; ]. j. Cannon, Grand.
Beaufort i A, Paulhamus NArmandie;
f. Ross Herald square. H. NJ Brandt,
st. peris.
Comanche, w. Anthony, Astor.
Dallas.-L. NJ. Baldwin, Imperial; O Y.
Graham, Marlborough Miss a. Cabannls,
Albert.
Gnlyeston.--W S. Christian, st. Denis.
Martina, Y. Curtis, Albert.
Shreveport La. G. Kohn, Grand
Union; G. Rrong Union Square; j. Il.
Scharzherg. Broadway Central
Waco, :. Herr, Cadillac: W. Mead I'm.
perial; Z, Willis and wife. Marlborough,
Tyler.-S. Mayo, Nendome
lei Paso.A. Schwartz. Albert.
Austin II. Houghton. Jr.. Navarro.
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RAlLRoADs.

The rumor that the Rock island has
purchased IRE Mallory line IS believed In
New DIRK.
The Rock Island hiss Purchased the
shawnee and Red Fork railway
General Manager Trlce says Acting Presi-
dent wh'tlook Of the Agricultural aud
Mechanical college Is hlameless ln connec-
tlon with the employment Of students at
the Palestine shops.
The Illinois Central has lost heavily
through pay roll svindles at New or.
leans.
sudermsn and palson have secured the
contract FOR handling the southern Pa
clac's stevedore work at Galveston.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.
Occaslopal snower

Ashley Cooke and Tom Laudcrdalc were
hanged at Greenvlle, Miss, the former
going to the scafrold with awful impreca-
tlons on his lips.
Secretary Root has issued full instruc-
tions for Improvement OF the army service.
Presidens Mitchell. has gone to wilkes-
barre to take active charge of the strike.
The governor OF Oklahoma is placed in
"a peculiar position by threats of a lynen-
ing.
Foraker says Roosevelt IS the only log
icnl candidate for presiuont-
General Grant may he placed In com
mand OF the department OF Texas.
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American League.

Washington, July % -Today's game be
tween Washington and St. Louis was a
batting match in which the visitors came
out victorious.
Washington ...... .oo5 o1o 600 8 Is Q
st, Louis ,.......... 1u3 ono 10 10 ,
Patteu, Townsend and Clarks; Sudhon,
Harper and Kahce.
Baltimore. July % Pitcher witt, who
was playing center deld allowed the Wis.
ltors to win los misJudging a fly in the
sixth.
Score r VI T.
Baltimore .........2Oo 100 900 5 ii /
Detroit .........,. .3ll COZ 900 10
Shields, prentls and Robinson: Mullen
and Buelow.
Boston. July 22-In two innings In TO-
days game occurred six of the home
teams seven hits and both of Chlcagos
errors
Boston ...........Ooo 02O ok 8
Chicago .......,... 100 GO ODO--- 2
Young and Criger; Platt and sullivan.
Philadelphia, July 22.-The home team
won the last of the series from Cleveland
today by batting rally. Husting was
wild.
Cleveland ......... O22 600 oOo-4 |
Philadelphia ..,..,.010 oO3 23x- IL /
Joss and Wood; Husting, Powers, Wad
dell and Schreck.
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The Testimony in the Brisco FredeFicksoa
case Is all ia and arguments are being
heard; a conviction is utmost ccrt0in.
The State encampment vas formally
opened yesterday.
Robert Scott was killed white handling a
live wire az Greenville.
Matthew Young was killed by lightning
at victoria; Mexican met the same fate
near San Marcos.
The SNOW case Is m at Sherman and
arguments ss to jurisdiction are now being
heard.
A Southern Pacific passenger train was
wrecked ut Lasca, near FL Paso. sud Gus
Embry, negro train porter was killed
Senator Bailey will make speeches In the
Uvalde district this fall.
The deadlock Is still on in the Eleventh
district congressional convention; nearly
1000 ballots have been taken.
the socialist labor party made nomina
tIons Mt San Antonio yesterday
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SNOW CASE ON.
Arguments as to Jurisdiction Being Heard
at Sherman.

sherman, Texas, july 1.-THE case or
Mrs. Annie Il, SNOW, claimant TO one-eign
tecnth interest In the Beaumont oil fields.
10y virtue OF the Neatch grant from tho
Mexican government, is on in the federal
to have the powers OF the present receiver
extended SO AS 10 take control and manage.
ment of all the property involved out OF
Wells for the protection and preservation
of her interest. Her allegations are al.
legged absorption and destruction OF her
estate by defendants in eSorbitant charges
and expenses.
The matter before the court today was
that OF the jurisdiction OF Judge Bryant
which defendants deny. Argument on ju-
risdiction Is stlll in progress.
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Ia odd cnses where poclOrs fuII use

non. polsopous cure for liberation, irrita'
fion and Inflammation Of the mucous mem.
hranes and all private diseases incluning
Structure. No matter how many doctors o.
reIief Zyino is guaranteed to cure or money
refunded. Cnres new cases IN forty eight
hours and old cases In from six to twelve
days without pain. If you are N uoupt
nhout your case write the doctor for frce
sdylrp Druggists or sent prepaid for $1.D.
Address pr. RAY & CO.. No. ~ Prager
building. Boston, Mass. Zymo sold IN Hous'
ton nv Crescent Drug Company, Wnoie'
sale by A. +. kiesling. bo2 MAN street.
Free book sent on request.
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Water Melon shipments.

Waller Texas. July ~. The melon sea.
son closed yesterday c. X, Armstrong shin.
ping the last ear. There were seventy
eight cars shipped in all, az prices ranging
from $40 10 $40 AS result OF the IN.
crease in shipments this year, the Houston
and Texas Central company is lengthenlng
the side track several hundred yards, the
contractors being now engaged on the grad
Ing
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ending 500 school children admitted free.

clndine 5000 school children admitted free.
Score X II e
Chicago .........., T2O Gro OK y IL !
Cincinnati ......... Geo (O1 90 /
Taylor and Killing; Thielmau and Bergen
New York July % The Brooklyn team
made It's three straight by winning both
games Of the double-header from Philadel.
pha today.
Score: First game q II +
Philadelphia ..... leo 200 02U- IL I
BROOKLYN .......... 1Ol Upl Aux- 8 !
Duggleby ana Jacklitschi Donovan and
AheRrn
score: Second galuc-- II II T.
Brooklyn .,......... 1O2 600 COX 10 3
philadelphia ..... OUO $50 OVO-- u
Evans aud Farrell; Fraser and Doom.
St Louis, July % st, Louis lost today :
game to Pittsburg, supporting Currie
poorly.
Score X II u
st Louis .......... coo 03O 00O-- y ,
!ittsburg ........... 1Oi OtS $40 II 4
Curre and Ryan; Philippi and oConnor.
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Galveston. Texas, July -, The sales AT
the Galveston exchange today were as fol
lows:
Anglo American, 1900 shares, al SIC.
Continental. National, $500 shares, at lOc.
Drillers. $40 shares. at il5c.
Geyser Of Galveston, 100 shares, at l7c.
Goher, 100 shares, az DC.
Manhattan, 50 shares, at 2Sc
Seahoard, 4O,O shares, AT lc.
seaboard, 1000 shares, at lAc.
San Jacinto, 800 shares, at loc.
Sour Lake, 8 shares, at $3.50.
Victor, 500 shares, at ING.