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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-05-31

Thewill of Admiral Sampson leaves
his estate, valued at $18 500 to his
wife, ami life insurance of $4,000 to
his daughters.
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Andrew Carnegie is said to have
: offered the United States govern
ment $40, 600, 900 if the Filipinos
are granted their freedom.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1902.

Congress has appropriated over
half a million dollars for the relief of
the West Indies.
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Notice OfDissoIutiOn

Public notice is hereby given that tae
firm of Broussard 81 Leblanc has nssA
dissolved by Charles Leblanc WIthdIags
ing from the firm byi mutual colse ~
The business of the partnership WIN "
conducted under the old name and O VIZ "
same place by SEVERN Leblanc ana "a !.
Broussard, who have assumed all she =
~debtedness of the partnership. Ia
Dated, at Abbeville. on this 9th Gay =
March. A, d. 1902.
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The annual commencement of
Centenary College will take place
next Tuesday, June 3rd at jackson,
La.
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Taken Up.

BY the undersigned at his bone nsat
Abbeville, one yellow male calf aboas /
year old, no visible mark or brand. os ~
animal has been ranging arouna III 4
premises for past 6 months. Owner HI; I,
called on to pay charges and tan 1 ni55
away or / viii proceed to have NJ" so'e
after lapse of due legal delays; ,o,s
May 10-im.
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Constabless I'll

- 1QAC.
% m 4 o. LOUISIANA .pa,;.,
Justice coart-1.Ns1ooa! ( &
W. L, Davis
VS.,
Paul Fazande.
me issued in the matters Of Of heri faeias /.
tied and numbered suit T e me abogesh l \
they the ! gr entihssi1 i Ss and Is sInalp e @s as!, !. !
coed to sell at public aneand win Il, ~
AND ana highest NJ bidder, at the sl pr;n e The asi
the town of A%bbeville, La. sa % parisi, i
Saturday June 18th, lon.
between the hours nreyon;r
folloWing,,descrlhed property ey lay, ID
One spring wagon. OWls;
TERMS-Cash.
May 81, 1902. AoNo Constable,
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Sheriff s Sale.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parsb 81 VA.
milion-l7th Judicial District Court
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Let US do your job printing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
Florida Lines Consolidated.

New York, April a. Following meet
ing in this city today Of the directors OF
the Plant system, W. g. Elliott, presl'
dent Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
company. and r.. G. Erwin, president Of the
savannah. Florida and Western Railroad
company, authorized the following state
ment:
Negotiations have been completed under
Witch Il is arranged that the Sayannah,
Florida and Western railroad viii on Or
before July J. 1902. be consolidated Win
nnd be the property n the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad company. The nesotl3
tions also contemplate that the other rail-
way properties Of the Plant system VIII
mass under the control n the Atlantic Coast
Line at the same time
1T has also been agreed mat when me
consolidation takes places the southern
Railway company will have the trackages
rights thereafter for all Of IT'S trains, born
passenger and freight, over the line ne.
tween Savannah and Jacksonville mus
making jacksonville fhe southern terminus
of the Southern railway for Us Flonda ser
vice 10 and from the Fast and West
Inc savannah, FLORIDA and Western
railroad Is the main line Of the rant s!s'
tenn, covering about 400 miles' ON o.
total Of 300 miles
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENvGrrE.- Prince Young hes ro.
turned from South Africa. whittier he went
as muloteor ON y British Transport. 10
Genies that Americans ac being enlisted
by the British, the restrictions being ais
solutu that only British citizens may We
taken into tho arDiy.
CuERO The white teachers for Do
Witt county held the last Institute for
this school year Friday and Saturday. It
was very we'll attended ana highly pref
liable meeting. The citlzenG rendered \
nice program for their entertainment at
Germania hail Friday night
FORT WORTH The Woodinen OF the
World unveiled the monuments oc three
comrades. GustaNe Martin, Il. J. Martin
anl ". r. Edwards on sunday The grafton
was delivered by District Attorney Latu
mcr Visitors were present from several
near by lodges,
WACO An alarm OF hrc st the Nst1.
forum hotel caused stampede among tho
Nere many drummers lu The building, The
property damage was nominal.
MARSHALL. Several cases of smallpox
are reported In the southwestern part ~
this county IN What Is known as the Post
nelahhorhood, there being four families ar
fecied with the disease.
COGRIGAN. Ike Turner camp Of Con
frdcrato Veterans met here and clecte ]
delegates 20 the Dallas reunion. No spon'
son has been selected
SULPHUR SPRINGS. Mrs. Mollie Bar.
clay suiclded rear here by taking dose
Of morphine. No cause * known.
ArrtEBN 1t Is reported that thsro are
c1ses of smallpox IN two negro families
about three miles from here,
SAN ANTONIO. Tina report ~ the
health department. shows 1877 deaths aud
siyty births during March.
YORKTOWN The two FRO engines ~.
Gently purchased have been received and
tested
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
City Officials Win Take The Oath Of
Office Tuesday.
LAN6HAa TO RESIGN AS HIS OFFICE.
Tho Coming Week Viii Be Crowded
With Events Out Of the Ordinary.
Dr. J., Jet, Pinkard Dead,

Beaumont, Texas. Arlil 8 II is now gen.
crazy understood that the city orbcials. or
az lcast those Nho have 20 Give a bono thar
VIII he approved by the now council viii
not qualify until Tdesls,, instead OF tomor.
row. As was at first Thought rh,s Is on ac.
count OF the fact that WHOM Mayor Elect
Thomas H. Ianghem auauacs 1t would
make vacant the office Of county tax cot,
lector, which he now holds. uucss he mad
resigned aud dis successor tceu appointed
IN the meantime.
lie will probably resign in tho morning
before the commissioners court witch VIII
be called together and his successor viii
be appointed. The ruiuors oN thc street
this afternoon have It that the ccmmisslo
ers are already decided upon Mr.. Henry G..
l.angham as fhe successor to his father
IA the office. one reason for this as as,
Agred by them Is thar the taxes for the
present term Of office Eave already hcou
collected and the office from now on until
November win pay little n anything. aud
Nj. Ldngham feels under some obligation
10 continue the work ne hNs taken M and
with Mr. Henry LAnghHm as the collector
he would be In touch with arairs aud could
therefore have his matters closed 90 n
good shape when tAe November elections
come around He could, of course turn
over his hooks TO any one, hat RS there is
no money in the office from now until No
vpmher, e Is btrdly probable that anyone
else would want &C.
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Or James v SHARP, an old and highly re.
snected citizen. lied A. hie home hear thls
plsce on March 81 ana was buried ny tho
Mescnic fraternity yesterday Deceased
VAS Ia mis- eighty sixth year. had lived IN
this county about a halt century and was
related 20 many Of she leading families OF
the county.
KAUFMAN. victoris, Texas, April :. =
Died Ia this city Yesterday mnrniux Mr..
Niholas kaufman, an cid resident " the
county. at the age ~ X years. ncceased
WAS native Of Germany. lie leaves two
sons Ben W and Louis and two daughters,
Mrs Adolph simon ~ Victoria aud Mrs.
klots OF Houston, The funeral occurred
yesterday
CuNN diompsicod. rcsss, April In,
A. Nuny. aged rs wears = prominent Cit
zrn Of Waller county died ~ his home in
SUNNY Side Yesterday afternoon after q
Few hours iliuess The deceased was a
years was county elcek of Waller county
SHORT, Center Texas, April d.-Cap,
tain u, NJ Short one ~ he oldest and
one Of the most respected citizens " shell.
4 r. short. as Center, at ! O'Clock this
Afternoon. STR. short WAS known all over
the state.
SIMS Olive, Texas Apri e.--Mrs Jsno
Sims was taken suddenly M yesterday
morning and continued 20 grow worse. she
expired about o'clock Yesterday, Her
husband is ~ Ratcln and didn't know she
VAS sick She leaves several small chill
drcn
WliirE..-w Waller. Texas. April ed
White aged u years, died Yesterday after
noon aud was buried this evening lie was
the son Of Mr. aud Mrs s. W, White,
whose daughter. Miss Carrie White, aged
~ years, died January 10
RUGuES.- unlshorc. Texas, Aprl A.
Mrs w. z. hughes died ~ Is o'clock THIS
morning Of heart disease. Death was very
sudden she having displayed no symptoms
Of disease uuil stricken few minutes he
fore her death.
RUFoRn sulphur Springs. Texas April
3 Mrs MsrV n Buferd, wife Of Captain
w x putord. was buried here today after
short Illness Of . few days Mrs Buford
WAS 81 years Of ago aud ono 81 the oldest
settlers here
JACKSON. Caldwell, Texas Arru a.,
Died az Caldwell Texas, on the night
of April {, Miss Dorm Jackson. daugh
fer Of Mrs J. T.. Sparks, ir the seven
tecnth year OF her age.
GILMER Ennis. Texas, April J-NIrs
Elizabeth C;lp,er, wife of Mr. Dan GiImcr,
died here yesterday and was buried today
lntcrment took place In Myrtle cemetery
at y, m,
LEE -Appleby. Texas April Died, at
the residence OF r II. Lawson, Mrs. j. j.
Lee, of consumption
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NJ, K. AND 7. VS.. CARTER.

The Case Is to Be Argued in the Su-
preme Court Today.
Austin, Texas, April 8.-General Solicitor
James Hagerman Of the Katy arrived In
town this afternoon and, together VITA n.
NJ. Garwo0i Of Houston, will argue d case
before The supreme court tomorrow. The
style OF it is the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS. w. L. Garter
ct al. from Polk county. 1t comes here on
q writ Of error from the Galveston court OF
civil appeals. The question involved re
ateS to the validity Of contract made be
tween the appellees and the Trinity and Sa-
bine railway releasing that railway from
damages resulting from Tres aud whether
or not the contract continued with the Katy
after the purchase Of the road.
Judge Ethride Of Dallas and senator Fs
gin Of Livingston are here ana will repre-.
sent Carter.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

ANDERSON Crosby. Texas. April =
Mr., Joseph Anderson died nj San Antonio
yesterday morning The remains arrived
here ct 7,f2 a. m. today and were ifnmc
diately taken to the family residence
where religious services were held over
them aud later Inferred IN the Swedish
burying ground. about three miles south
east Of Crosby Mr.. Anderson was one or
the pioneer Swedish settlers IN this section
and was very popular with all classes
He had been IN business here for about
nine years and was we'll known to the
merchants and business men Of Houston.
SAUNDERS. Austin, Texas. April b.
Mr. y, l.. Saunders, a pioneer citizen OF
trayis county, died yesterday evening 81
bis newly erected home ON West Nine
teenth street He was IS years OF age. and
nas q host Of friends IN Travis and WIZ
larson counties He was d successful
planter, owning large farm shout nine
miles north OF town. where he resided for
many years ~ his life A wife and two
grown children survive him
ADDINGTON Palestine, Texas, April q.
Mr.. ~. II. Addineton, one Of tho oldest
aud most respected citizens Of this oOun-
~, died ar his residence Ia North Pales-
tine Thursday afternoon - q O'Clock, sur
rounded by his family Of children, An Of
whom were born and reared 10 manhood In
this town. Mr.. AddingtOn was 4 prominent
Mason. a staunch member Of the MethO-
dist church, aud a business man OF ex-
cellent, ability.
DAVIS Elkhart Texas. April 4. =. Died.
at residence, ten miles west Of this
place. Mrs Il. H. Davis Of Pneumonia ana
measles. This Is the third death In tlis
family IN tho mast mouth. Mention WAS
made IN The Post short time ago OF
the death OF Mr. MenrY Davis and his
wife both or whom died and were buried
IN the ssme grave. and now the mother has
Joined them.
DowNEs. -Gfapeland, Texas, April 3 r
Mrs Maude DOwnes. wife % Waiter
Downes and daughter Of W., ", Lively.
deucs She was buried az the cemetery this
AFTERNOON. she was quite young Bnd left
husband and Two liieIa children and d
mourn her loss.
eHARP.--san Augustine, Twas Aprsi z
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mAoARom COTTON MOVEMENT,
Shipments Greatly IN Excess OF ih'
Previous Season.

Shipments Greatly IN Excess OF tho
Previous Season
victoria. Texas. Anri The cotton sea,
son ~ 1901 1902 Is practically oyeG NJ.
though At does not close Officially until
August I. and the total shipments
Tor the period from August /, 1907
10 date from an points On the line
~ tue New York. Texas aud Mex
can and the Gulf. Western TEXAS and IA.
ellie railways amount 70 4TG8 h9ics Of
which 20.863 were round bales the balance
square Victoria station shipped 1865, ~
which 60fp were round bslea. from other
polnts 80 The county about 800 bales wers
shipped making the total Tor Inc county
expressed 10 square bales 9s3o bales. Last
season the total shipmcuta for he same
period were 2S.24s of which $3.50 We're
round hates and from Victoria station
1854 OF which 1888 we're round baeg from
other points IN the county dl6 square bales
we're shipped. u e estimated mat there
OF farmers stu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
RoARD oF Trade WINS.

The Kansas City Grain Arbitrary win Be
Removed.
Kansas City, Mo, April 6,-The complaint
authorized hy the hoard of trade OF Kansas
city and hled by the Kansas City Transpor-
tation bureau with the interstate commerce
commission against the Union Pacific the
Santa Fe and the Missouri Pacific, has been
withdrawn. Commissioned w. r. TrickeIl
Of the transportation bureau has received
from officials If these lines assurances o.
the removal Of tho Kansas City grain arb
trarv This ends a fight wAged by the
Kansas City business men for six years,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

fANT..lNGF Denton, Texas, April 2
y ROBERT Grant Of Chickasha, 7. r,
MISS Laila lnge, a daughter of Or
" inse, one Of the most prominent
essns OF North Texas. were married
last night at the home of the bride g
Enn on South Elm street.
[oIiI0N-BUSH Denton, Texas. April
H,I.ge W Button Of Lloyd and Miss
nay Bush, granddaughter Of Cap
a. ~ Bush. one Of the prominent cit
4 the eastern part Of the county,
4 married this week
ltkIl0NWHITS0N Alvin. Texas,
~ DIR. Wane Shelton Of Ladonia
%iss Lena Whitson of this city we're
", "a marriage at the homo Of the
IN parents Wednesday evening. Rev,
EDWIN HERMAN. Denison. Texas,
X ~, narleS n. Baldwin and Miss Ro
\ acl s,1iah we're united In marriage at
~ I'D South Houston avenue.
ii7s5-NS y SLAYTON. Ennis, Texas.
snhsisn church here, and Miss Lois
,s sN t ol MS city were married last night
|ns aone Of the brides parents.
n 'AN-MALCoMB Brownwood. Texas.
|spao, both Of Brownwcod. were mar
Gsie a the homo Of the brides par
81 ~ night at $50 o'clock.
~ lllpG,FoU1S. Paris. Texas. Anil
4 Ns haftzog OF Pecan Gap and Miss
sJlt's icpt2, from the Territory. We're
sVenlhg. '''iSS ouiee 'eSte'
III til beatty. Paris, Texas, April
IsIA peatue, cashier at the Texas
Eae tide. iast n'snt at tae nome
l ,,a,hLAaNb .SUNsTRAN Wharton TEX
Hsns Slarried at the Crissler hotel.
'iailhr 'eaeo' Rev. A, ID. Sparkman
n IA R-KINCY. - GrernvIue Texas.
4 zoe Sinclair and Mis- fora Kurv
1fide,s - lhls evening az the home IT
Y M aAhtlS. n IOckhart, Texas,
hArris .ahlfeW Baker and Miss Min
re ID. eiehis last "Wednesday night
h I'm - Z. Abilene, Vegas. April 3. -
II iiale nag oi phls city and Miss
Yesterday at high noon
q, / a. 10 Paris. Texas, April 4.
uarIie5 1 Inn and4Aiiss Myrtle Walton
Al 81 Nortb aS! night at the home OF the
TpaDE Rorkdale. Texas. April
- al urn and. Miss Ola Wade were
i ght. e brides home IN this place
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Rusk Wanl, Internali.nal

Rusk' Texas. Apru 5 AZ a ncet,nr ~
INC etiEeqs 81 ihis niece today the FOL
lowing prominent citizens we're selected
as committee to wait on Mr. L. rrice.
general manager ot tAe lnterps,iopsl pnd
Great Northern Railroad coMpsny of pal
es'lne. 10 confer With him ana Inc citizens
~ Palestine relative 10 an cxtension 81 IL.
international and Great Northern railroad
Quinn, w Summers. James n Gibson
and :. $ Rushy. The projected extension
VIII likely include q purchase If tie state
railroad which extends from this placc
fourteen miles in the direction of Fsies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
AGAINST TICKET SCALPING
conference TO Be Held in New Or
leans on tuesday.
COLONEL MORSE WILL BE on HAND
eno wan Urge the Enactment Of = Law
mat WIN Put stop to the Practice
OF Dlsposina Of Tickets.

Colonel s. y. b. Morse. passenger ,r,r,.
manager Of the Southern Pacific. was AZ
ms Office yesterday for tho nrst time IN
Week his absence being occasioned nv an
at'ack Of the grip Colonel Morse Vim
leaie today for New Orleans to attend
meeting called 10y the business men Of tho
crescent City for Tuesday. This meeting
Is caied for tho purpose ~ hearing from
colonel Morse on the subject OF ticket
seaIplng' This matter has long been bone
of contention between the railroads and the
business men Of New Orleans ON or
casions Ike Mardi Gras and other big
events, the people Of New Orleans have de.
sired reduced rates from the railroads in
order TO draw large attendance. rhe
rbliroadS nave always been ready and viii.
iihs 70 DO the right thing but they claim
ulat ne reduced rate always rcdounded TO
IKE advantage of he ticket scalpers, and
mat me railroad always suffered because
lbcre was no restriction or safeguard To-
protect the companies in he disposal of
THESE tickets Colonel Morse mas made the
SUBJECT OF ticket SeHlpng special study.
ana nc mas appeared already before the bus.
Moss men IN advocacy Of some measure
,haf VIII eucctually prohibit the practice.
AZ the meeting tomorrow he will again tx
pam inc advantages to be derived by the
Peoplc OF New orleans having law ON The
statute books hat viii prescribe nepaItv
TOT trahiclng In railroad tickets
IL Is expected that the result Of the con
ference VIII be the Introduction of = bin
~ he Louisiana legislature prohibiting
u'het scaplng in. all It's forms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
Mr.. Georne,s Successor.

Mr.. Ely Ensign Of New Orleans came In
Yesterday and was circulating smongst the
local railroad boys during the day Mr.
Ensign is Ia take the position Of travelling
passenger agent OF the Houston and Texas
central, made vacant hy the promotion Of
MI. K +. George Nh. Ensign has been
depot ticket agent OF the southern Pacific
nj New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

The following circular has been issued by
the Houston aud Texas Central railway:
Waco, TcXaS, April l. 1902 MIR. w. e.
Beach Is appointed resident engineer, TAX
ing the position made vacant by the rcsig.
nauoA Of Mr., w. 7 Gould. VINO resigned
10 accept a position with auother company
.. Hamilton,
Vice President and General Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
THE RIGHT STEP,

Every ordinary cold deserves
serious attention.
1t is only step from 1t into
grippe, pneumonia or con
sumption; and it is only a
short step the other way to
cure the cold.
Nature and SCOTS Emul'
sion work together to make ?
cold take the right step va
ture works all the time and
Seott's Emulsion works II you
take it. !,
SCOTS Emulsion cures AZ
kinds Of colds.
sara sss Pre- s@4ssA
SCOTT 4 RowkE ChsaAi.a. SNefs1h eA>~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
WIRELESS TELEoRAPH COMPANY
Il Is Said Such a Corporation is IN Pro-
cess OF Formation.

" Us aald oucn Corporation " w ~
cess OF Formation.
New York Aprl g. ~ S. announced that
company 10 he known as tine Wireless
Telegraph company u AmericH was IN
process Of formation 20 take oycr tho
American rights for signor Marcoats com
pany. il IS inc purpose Of the hackers OF
Tie new coacern TO organize under the
laws OF NeE Jersey ana 4 Is proposed 20
place me capital al 100000
E " Moran, MarCoai's American agent
said TINT the dcsi wa5 not absolutely
closed, but that there was no doubt the
contracts would be- signed shortly
Mr. MarcOni said The Mareon com
phny has nor parted With all It's rights to
any company ia this country company
has been formed Ia this country 10 take
over The Nights " the company 10 the
United states. The 3rlglnal company VIII
carry the controlling Interest e. opegate
nrfecting he working 81 wireless tele
Ernphy.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

Manager JeH y Miller Of the Houston
and Texas Central LEI, last night Tor trip
over the road
Manager Goodrich Of the Houston. East
and West Texas has returned from shrcye.
port
= Nolenel J, NJ knight OF the Southern
Railway came In yesterday from trip
East
Vice President Markham and Manager
van Week have returned from q tour OF IN,
spectiou Of the Louisiana lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

Austin, Texas. April G. rumor was IN
circulation here yesterday 70 the eject that
the Katy would leHse tho right OF way,
over the tracks Of the International ana
Great Northern, from Taylor TO san Mar
cos. and come through Austin WtLu' I W.
avs From what can be learned the rumor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
President Rouse 10 Visit Houston.

San Antonio, Texas, Apru 6. President
Henry c. Rouse Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and other officials NJ the road
leit this afternoon for Houston President
Reuse viii make a brief stop at Houston
tomorrow and visit Galveston Tuesday 10
attend the annual meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

WIS nothing more or less than I, fska
,h@ugn = local paper prints II tcdev. Win
"prcbshie" " u'N
u Will he AT least ton aars hstrro rre.,
aeni Rouse notifies the citizens Of Mia in
'ee'lons as 10 the talked ~ extension
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

Dallas Texas April "a special from
Shreveport tonight says that an passen.
ger trall service has resumed over fhe
Queen and Crescent road between Shreve-
port and Meridian. Floods have inter.
ruptcd traffic for several days past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

No need to suffer with your back.
Trouble is with the kidneys.
Put them right and the back will be
right
Doan's Kidney Pills viii help you.
Sc cents at any drug store.
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a NEGRO Shot.

Beumont Texas, April Henry John
son, eolored, was shot in the head last
night. but the wound is not likely 10 prov
fatal The man charged with the shooting
has disappeared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

Habitmal constipation Is the door through
which many Of the serious MS o. me poQy
are admitted The nccaslOnal use ~
Prickiv Ash Bi;trrs will remove and cure
this distressing condition. Capitol faHr-
macy, 81 Main street Abbott teekfeli 4
60. 6ne Main street, A. y. hiealius, az
Main street: special agents
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Do NoT Gu rIIE NEaRo.
Sheriff OF Smith County Stood OF the
Mob.

Tyler, Texas, Aprlt e.--Last night forty
armed citizens presented themselves at tho
fail and demanded that the jsller deliver
20 them Sim Daniels. held for the murder
OF Lotkin Alfred The dem1nd was refused
aud after a parleY Of an hour tue efo"n
dispersed.
after the murder occurred. aud u resultcd
IN hung jury The killing of Alfred Great
Cd intonse oxeitment ii the conmunlt5'