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Evening journal., 1902-03-25

fredholders aappointed TO make parti-
tion OF real estate of Thomas IA.
Sharp, deceased. No partition was
made, and Mr.. Nields was appointed TO
make a sale John Biggs reported the
sale Of property OF Paul Began, de-
ceased, Nnd IL was confirmed.
The Chancellor has opinions ready
in the following cases. but will not an
nounce them until counsel arrives FL
len r.. Walsh. executor, VS.. John j
Walsh; Sarah A. Alexander VS.. Cole1
Ferguson, trustee.
The trial list was gone over, and
many cases were disposed of.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
M. J. DoUGHERTY
M.J.DOugherty
HOSE.

Children's Hose 121sc quail
ity, DC. All sizes.
Children's Hose, DC, sizes
4, ~ and 5.
Children's Cashmere Hose
sc worth 12Ic.
Children's Taffeta Gloves,
10c.
Kid Gloves reduced to 79c.
Ribbon Bargains, Satin
Liberty all widths and shades
Satin Taffeta Ribbon re
duced to 5, s, 10, II, and l5c
in black, white and colors.
Special Bargains in Muslin
Underwear.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
4 rnardian of Rosie Blerllen.

Samuel w. McCaulley, trustee, made
return OF sale of real estate of Peter
Todd which was confirmed.
The report of freeholders appointed
to make partition of real estate of Ed
ward Curren was received but showed
no partition. An appraisement Of $500
was made. and William S. Prickett ap-
pointed trustee to make sale.
John Biggs made return OF the
freeholders appointed TO make parti-
ton Of real estate of Samuel r.
Thatcher. and il also showed no par
tition. but an appraisement of l3,400
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
House Paintars Confer

Members Of the local union OF paint
ers demand an increase Of wages dat
ing from April l. and have held sew
eral conferences with the boss paint
ers to that effect Painters now
receive $3.50 per day for nine hours
work, and have demanded the same
amount for eight hours. but the en-
ployers have practically refused to
grant II. II Is thought some compro-
mise will be effected which will pre-
vent a strike.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
SIM Carpenters Leave Civ

Several ship carpenters of the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Company left
yesterday morning to so to Lake
George, where the company has boat
building. This swells the number Of
workmen there to about sixty-fve. II
is not known how soon the boat will
be completed.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
DIED

LEWlS.-In this city. on March "a 1902.
John w. Lewis aged IS years.
Relatives and friends, and members of
Smyth Post. No. I, G.. A. r., and em-
ploycs OF Mccullough Iron Company, are
respectfully invited to attend rhe funeral
services. at his late residence, No. Sll
klrkwood street. on Thursday afternoon,
March y. az 80 o'clock. lnterment at
Lomhardy Cemetery.
WOOD.-On March "a 1902, Sallie A.,
widow Of John Wood, aged 90 years
Funeral services at her late residence,
No. 6W West street. on Friday morning,
March - 1902, az IL o'clock. lnterment
private.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
ORPHANS COURT
Judge Spruance Appoints Guardians and
Confirms Sales Of Real Estate

In Orphans Court yesterday Judge
Spruance appointed the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company guard
ian of Juliette c. Lea, and granted an
order to sell real estate. Henry G.
Parish was appointed guardian OF
Loretta l.. McGomery, and made re-
turn Of sale of real estate, which was
confirmed. w. w. Pusey was appoint
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
Timber suIl Scarce

Timber is still scarce at the ship
Yards OF The American Car and Foun-
dry Company It is coming In, though,
in large quantities, and as soon as a
sufficient supply is on hand, work will
be started on the new boats for which
the company has contracted.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25

Philadelphia, March 25.-The wheat
market ruled quiet but steady, under nght
offcrings Exporters were indifferent.
THE American visible supply showed a de-
crease of 100000 bushels
Contract wheat, as 10 location, closed
Bid. Asked.
March ...ss.sstss ssf BOZ. senl-ao
car lots i'm elevator, as TO locations
No. Pennsylvania red ............oa1zio 80
No Delaware red .............. .oo1zfiob
CORN.-The market was dull, exporters
as well as iobbers showing little dlsposi-
ton to Grade. but prices advanced &c
over last quotations, Influenced by light
offerings and higher Western adviccs.
The American visible supply showed a
decrease OF $4,000 bushels.
OATS-Car lots were in better supply
and ruled weak. under "a limited inquiry
from iobbers The American visible sup
ply showed a decrease of 267 600 bushels.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
American Sailors Stranded

There are many American sailors
stranded in Europe and anxious to get
back to their homes. At Cardiff the
United States consul hhd sixteen des-
titute seamon in his charge. when the
British steamship Snowflake left there
two weeks ago for Philadelphia. Two
OF the men were permitted to work
their way over on the Snowflake
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
Finished Four Cars

Four more vesubuled coaches for
the Bangor and Aroostock Railroad
Company were taken from the shops Of
The American Car and Foundry Com
pany yesterday morning. They Will
receive the finishing touches and will
be shipped to Maine tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25

You'll miss a whole lot if you fail
to visit Govatos', and see the great
showing of Easter Eggs and Novelties
400 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25

The greatest display OF Easter Eggs
and Novelties in town is at Govatos'
403 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-03-25
QUESTION.
OP PFICIANs AND JEWELLERS.

n % say" he lies hanco tvaug
O
will
On va Of
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Railroads Have Been So Notified by
the Interstate Commission.
BELIEVED THE EFFORT WILL BE MADE
Associations and Organizations in Viola
ton Of the Act Are 10 &c Dis
banded al Once.

Chicago. March 4.-Presidsut Roosevelt
has given the railroad homogeneous Of
the entire country 10 understand that the
Interstate commerce. snd the sherman laws
viii De enforced 70 the letter, says the
Eecord Herald. The Information has bsea
conveyed through the medium y the il.
terstste commerce onrission s9d 81 Is
Understood that the administration viii -
favor 4nv amendment to the law cntu tos
present Jaws have been enforced and the
result aoted
The Record Herald assert. that the new
order o. things has caused conservation
amonS the executive officials q roads
centsring In Chicago and an are engaged
la the work OF cleaning house Hurried
consultations have resulted 10 the decision
that all associations and Organizations
which are 10 violation ot thu laws Ia.
yolved r.ust b. done away with and every
EFFORT made TO show the commission that
the roads purpose handling traffic free %
aH pools agreements or rur rates The
arst move in this direction is the dissoiu-
zion II the Council Bgds Omaha and
Sioux City council. II is understood that
tho Kansas Citv committee VIII soou De-
dissolved Unless the commission insists
upon il nothing viii Zoe done With the
Western trunk line committee az present
nor vita the various passenger associations
which are in violation @, the sherman
law
Si==- ,-tion WIN BE- taken or the lines
east OF Chicago snd bureaus in the F-8-re
OF Chairman Tucker Will probably be abol.
ishei. Railroad officials are not unit "a
sard.uS tue character Of action necessary,
but large number Of them 6selieve that
all organizations should De done away With
Attention Is called 10 the fzcr that II every.
tang is 10 be handled on tsaF schedules
there will be little use for associations or
"statlsticd' bureaus. as some Of them ara
called.
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Notes al Personals.

Colonel J. NJ Knight ~ the SoutAcrn
railway is out ON the road for a week
trip.
General Live stock Agent J. X. Bossou
Of the Katy came !u yesterday from Fort
Worth headquarters
George J Mohier general agent of the
Portland and AsiaGs steamship company
Is In the city fo- a few DAYS
General Freight Agent g. II Turner uf
the international su1-lireAt Northern. head
quarters az Pa.stHHe. spent yesterday Ia
Houston.
Milton Morris travelling passenger agent
OF tho International and Great Northern.
headquarters az Palestine. IS IN the city for
das Of i've.
Tom L. Hawkins. travelling accountant
Of the santa F.. came In YESTERDAY from
Cleburpe headquarters. He viii he here
Two or three day.
Percy Morrow travelling passenger agent
OF the louisville and Nashville returned
10 local headquarters yesterday after an
absence OF week or moro.
! K RIdgely. division passenger agent
OF the Louisville and Nashville. came over
yesterday morning from his New Orleans
headquarters and Was a welcome caller at
tho local offices
! NJ Lee superintendent Of the Houston
and Texas Central, ia back from trip
over the main line and branches. Captain
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madisonwlIe Extension.

To the Editor Of The Post.
jacksonville, Texas. March l.-.Ther. Is
considerable interest manifested by tho
citizens Of Madisonvlle in regard 10 the
extension ~ the Houston and Texas Cen
tTal to this place. but they disclaim any in
terest In or knowledge Whatever Of The
conference held by "A committee Of bust
ness men q Navssota and Madlsouyllle"
Al the former named place, as stated IN
communication from Anderson 70 The Post
- date February 90 1902, in which II IS
inl!matcd thar unless the Houston and Tex
a. Central adopts the line beginning NJ
NavasotR tho ritiZeus of this and Grimes
county will apply FOR an independent char.
Ter and build o line themselves The cit.
Eehs mere are very anxious 70 get this *
tension Of the Houston and Texas Central
ana viii do ali IN their power to procure
" hnt are very much unconcerned as TO
the point from which IL Is to he built So
Tar IS this town IS concerned 70 will be left
entirely with Navasota. Bryan ar other
points on the Houston and Texas Central TO
settle their own troubles. II NayasOta or
any other point desires 10 build an Inde,
pendent railroad 10 tails place there win b.
No objection whatever on the part ~ the
cuAens mere. ] NJ BroWnlec
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SPECIAL RArE ANNOUNCEMENTS
For q Number Of Events Scheduled for
the houth OF March.

For q Number Of Events Scheduled for
the honth Of March.
The following special rate announce.
menis for the events named were promul-
gated yesterday by the Houston East and
West Texas, and Southern Pacific and
connecting lines
Colonist rates to California on sal. dur.
Ing March and April 30 from Shreve-
port and SIS from Houston, second class.
National Whole, ale Lumber Dealers as
ISOLATION. Chicago. March 10 :. one and
oue.third standard urst class fares
Animal conference Methodist Epi scopsl
church. Louisiana, Mo March 20 to -.
one and oue-third standard nrst class fares.
Meeting 81 Texas Cattle Baisers' assJ-
citation and Fort Worth Fat stock show,
March II ~ II, convention rates, limited
20 March IA on return
Reunion Scottish Rite Mascrs, Calves.
ton. March a 20 81 coRveutan rate on
sale March - and IS and good to March
- for return.
rate NJ ons and ou~-third fare Is au
thoT!zed for the following events:
Texas Bankers association. Galveston,
March 20 and y. on sale March =, COOL
10 March p
Young Mems Christian Association state
convection. ClHbune. Texas March Is 70
'S or sale March Sc IN II. good 70 re
turn March =.
Conference urgro industrial school. Waco,
7 March N 70 r.
District convention Christian church Of
| East Texas, Longview, Texas. March II
I 20 ~
/ Corner stone laying Trinity university,
"aTahachie, Texas, March n.
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NOTICE OF HEARING
On Proposed Amendments 10 the Tariff
Of Class Rates,

On Proposed Amendments 10 the Tariff
Of Class Rates,
Austin, Texas, March 4-The railroad
commission today Issued the following
notice Of hearing regarding the new general
tariff Of class rates.
II is ordered tAat notice be given 70 su
persons Interested that the railroad con.
mission viii. on Tuesday, March is, take I'D
and coasidsr the matter OF a proposition
for the adoption OF the following amend.
&, issued bv this CON nis sion January H.
Gnd effective February 10. 1872
T. Cancel entire items 3, q, Il, IA. ls and
20 seccion 5
3 Amend Items 1. and 4, section 3, By
the proper exceptions providing that ~nrn
rates So made arr less than sIiss named
IN section ] for the mileage between orig Do
ana destination, tho rates in section / by
continuous mileage shall apply.
8. cancel subdivision toi, item :, sec
:. Cancel subdivisions 20 ana cr,. item 9,
3 Cancel subdivision Co,, tom -. sec
tou 3.
8. ADJ subdivision 90, TO item ., section
B. a. follows "inl Rates between Houston
aud Galveston and stations on the Nslaseo
BRACES aud Northern railway. south OF An
Choir, shall he from or TO.
u Sia5ss- 81 . 3 = % y + + F =
Galveston .Ss "a ~ y - % ~ Is Il II
Mote The rates above named for sppl!-
cation 10 or from Galveston shall also ~
p.y, % or from points between Houston
I Add to item :. section 8: The rsres
between Port Arthur or points between
Port Arthur sud Beaumou. and Sabine
Pass. or stations between sabine Pas and
Beaumont shall be made by adding 20 ta-
mileage rates applicable hst weeu Beaumont
and Port Arthur the following figures. viz.
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sANTKFE ELECTION.
Directors and Officers Selected Yest-r-
day At Meeting In Galveston.

Directors and Officers Selected Yester-
day at Meeting in Galveston.
Galveston. Texas March AT the
stockholders meeting Of the GuH Colorado
aud Santa Railroad company held today
the following directors were elected TO
serve Tot the ensuing year Edward F. RIP.
iey. Chicago; r Somcrs Hayes, New York
Victor Naravctz, New York. Taomas r
Fowler, New York. Charles steele. New
York John Sealy. Gsiveston; J. w Terry.
Gaivestoa. A G. Torbert, Gaiyestc1. Leon
Blum. Galveston. John H. Hutching- tat
weston: L. J Polls Galveston; II. A. Ian
de-. Galveston, r. J. Grocc, Galveston.
A. nc directors moefIn which Immediately
followed the meeting ot the Stockholders.
TIE following officers wcrf eiec.eh. Ed
ward J. RIPLEY president. chicago; L. J,
Eclk- second vice PRESIDENT, Galveston A
4. IoIeert. secretary, treasurer and trans.
Yer agent. Galveston. l.. G. DeewiuE a.
s,srant ~e"rei4ry, Ncw York. u W Card
1er, assistant treasurer New York; Victor
Nor tv etZ, general counsel. New York, +.
n hsnus, general solicitor. Chicago, D l..
G7llnp. rvWptroile-, New York
10 addition 10 the above, MgSsrs Victor
Morawetz. Thomas T. Fowler, y Somsrs
HAYES and Charles Steele ~ New NorE
vcrc elected members NJ the executive COIN
Tjttce
The only change in the personnel u the
officers was the addition ~ ". T.. Gallup
as comptroller. there having haen 20 such
oface though IN reality Nj Gallup has
been performing the duties which will he
incumbent upon him in the ofnce without
tbs title Since the death II Aldace Walker,
w70 was chairman ~ the board Of direc
tors. After Mr. Walkers death Mr.. Gallup
was sent % Chicago, where ne has since
remained
The following executive committee WA
elected Victor Morawetz. Thomas 3 FoR.
Ter and Charles steele
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
M Edward Schubarth and hrs H. c Abingdon the Doctors
Said had lncurable Consumption, Permanently
Cured by Duftys Pure Malt Mhiskey.

vafld rather have Duny's Pure Malt Nbis-
ket 70 cure consumption. catzrrh. asthma.
ahd diseases OF the throat and lungs than
~ the quack medicines 10 the world and
tne doctors present agreed With him unan-
inously. nuTy's Pure Malt Whiskev IL
good for old and young. II has carried
the blessing OF health 10 hundreds Of thor
sands Of poor sufferers Many have tried
= initiate IL and unreliable dealers have
heen known 10 try 70 cell 70 their custom.
ers some cheap substitute because tba-a
VAS more profit in the substitute. So va
that Days Pure Malt W1lsksv'' +. rn
the label, and thst Il ls our own patspt
bottle, with the name blown IN the hot
Ne This IS the only way Duny's Pure
or in tasks II is fraud.
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The funeral OF James Jones took place
YESTERDAY afternoon al Harrisburg. the
following gentlemen acting as pain bearers:
James HauelL Thomas Reneau. Jack Rolh-
well =. y McRae. ]. d, Rookie and W. F..
Wells brief notice OF the death OF AIr.
Jones appeared in Tuesdays paper. lie had
neen resident ~ Houston and Harrisburg
Ior twenty hve years. coming from PORT
i.aNaca, though Nc was born az Shclbyyiile.
ny, lie served In the secret service OF the
confederate army. He was watchma kcr
tlGnary engineer IA the Southern p,ci6,
slops His Wife was Miss Kaufman.
NAoli he married at Port Layaca SUI dIei
about year ago.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

(spccial TO The PostJ
Norfolk, Va.-Arrived: Oriel Br.l, from
Galveston.
Port Eads, la Arrived: Beverly ,Bt)
from Port Limon; George W Kelley Gam l.
from Ceiba; FL CID fAm.l from Sow York;
Martha (Am.l, from Frontera, Mexico. Arag,
ess tAm.l, from Havana. Sailed. El>.ta
lAm.l, for New York; American tBrl. to-
Cape Town Africa. with supplies FOR nc
British army; Istrar (Br.l, FOR Liverpool
st. Mtehaels.-Arriyed; Roddam III \.
from Galveston
LondOn.-Tbe Norwegian bark Pr mis-
Leopold, Captain Ntlsen, from Shin lsln ld
May %, for Queenstown, has been abqnd
oned AZ sea waterlOgEed. Her crew W. q
rescued and have been landed At 81.
Niichaels by the British steamer Roddau
Captain Freeman, from Galveston Fehruar,
g. for Hamburg The Prinds Leopold was
originally Prince Leopold and was built ~
st. Martins, \. B., 10 1865 She register.
ed 1906 tons and hailed from Dramme1,
Norway, where she was owned bv X n
3 Jester g. Sonner.
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Capitalization Of s.o-shous.s.

Ths announcement vas made Yesterday
that the store houses u the southern Pa
cine and the Houston sud Texas Central
would be consolidated. The contents n the
Houston aud Texas Central store house
being removed 70 the Southern Pacific.
The Houston and Texas Central store
house has been known 70 contain - MUCH
g. $50 90 or $40 O0O worth o. material 81
once time. everything pertaining 70 The
rolling stock of the company being stored
there. Storekeeper Psrbins bas been IN
charge of the Houston and Texas Central
department FOR many years. and .r is eX
pectea that he will 90 vitn the Southern
Pacific in a like capacity.
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THE LAW is TO BE ENFORCED.

for The Caney valley r4ilrosd. was n whsr-
teu yesterday He said 90 The Posl core.
Spondert. We have now practically -
rnred right q way as Ear as tao Hawkins
place. about seventeen miles from Van
Week Az except about half e mile has
been cheerfuliy donsted the citizens know
tnr the stest benenf toe oad VIII be. &C.
cordi1= us q warm welcome. Van Week Ia
Prospe5iag There has already beer 40 iE-
creaS.s ~ $50 acres ~ rice over l1st SEA.
son. al ~ which l. tributary 10 Van Week
A contract fef = sugar mill, which viii be
built rext year. has been entered Into" IL
i also learned from Agent Sanders that
eleven carloads Of ties viii be shipped TO
Van Week today
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INSPECTED TIE Oh Fields.
Mr. Hartman Then Paid VISIT to Por,
Arthur

Mr.. Hartman Then Paid VISIT 10 Port
Arthur
beaumont Texas. March 4-Pr.sideut F.
Hartman Of the southern Pacific ar
rived here In his private car to-day aud
spout 90" afternoon at spindle Top I'D
Gladys city. Tonight he neat 10 Port
Arthur
Ii is given out that Mr.. Hartman stopped
hsrs merely in the line % his inspection
OF tho southern Parihc system. Il is
vented that any especial significance rs Ia
he attached 30 the visit, or that there
Will hD any special results from &c.
some people persist In believing. hGCs.
ever. that Mr. Harrimans careful insprt:.
tiou ~ the oh field means much more than
Ia announced. There has long been tJlk
OF Important changes In the railroad situa
tion here and AZ the OH frlds and there
are many people who believe that fha
time for these changes is fast approaching
Nr. Hartman is expected 10 leave Port
Arthur some time tomorrow and proceed
TO Houston.
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the Denver road took place this afternoon
from the Christian 1shsrrarle, ne s-tf.reS
being conducted hy the pastor Rev. Mse :
formerly u SSedalis. 81" The general ~
hces ~ the Denver road were closed during
to afternoon and al toe htads o. depar.-
ueats ~ the Texas and Pacific company
ar Dallas attended the funeral The de-
ceased was brother 81 General Manager
Thcrne Of the Texas and Pa-i1c
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WELLs-FkReo DEPOT.

Work WIN Be Commenced In a Very
Short Tins.
Manager Wells and Superintendent TAFT
Of the wells-FsrEo company yesterday In
Spectcd the site just west Of the Grand
Central depot whore the new depot ~ the
WcliSF Fargo company will he erected. II
was decided to begin work Just as soon as
possible and 70 that end bids will he ad.
vcrtised for at once Manager Wells was
highly pleased with the site selected hy Su.
ueriutendent TAFT
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Lee SAYS that portion Of tho state through
hitch be Travelled reeds rain badly
Jim Evans, recently appointed general
claim sgent Of the Gulf. Beaumont and
Kansas City road. was over from Beaumont
6oadquarerz yesterday attending 10 busi
ness In connection with MS position.
". B. Scott division superintendent 81
the 'iuf Colorado and Santa Fe with
nesdQ quarters az Temple, spent a portion ~
Yesterday in Houston. being on q periodical
rip II Inspection n the Santa PC prop
critics
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Texans in New York.

ispecial 70 The postl
New York, March 4-The following
Texans are registered IN New York:
Houston.--W. b. Hicks. Gilsey
Port AEthur-R. G. Butler, Gilsey.
Fort Worth.-M- P. Brieyon, Giisey.
Dallas.-D. N. Hack aud wife Grand
Union; Mrs. NJ. MalOney, Victoria.
Smith. Astor; w. VI. Thompson. Coionnads
San Antonio.--M. Fletcher, Imperial,
Texas.-Roy Alnsley, Morton.
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The First Thronnh Trair.

Fl Paso. Texas. March 4-The Frst
through passenger train from Chicago 10
RI Paso over the Rock Island arrived early
this morning The Inauguration Of the now
caEo to Fl Psso aud Is nine hour, shorter
n Kansas City than by the santa Fe
Route
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Ths Taxarkana sltuation.

Austin Texas, March Assistant Cen
eral Freight Agent Fife Of the Cotton Bels
was here today on business with the rail-
road commission. In speaking Of the TEX.
Srkaua situation" he said that grain shir-
merits wore letting up somewhat as only
eighty-uiue carloads Of grain we're shipped
ont o.; TvNarksna last month
We is NJ the opinion that dry goods shin.
W1nts out Of Galveston are a. bad as grain
shipments ont Of TcNarkara. as In both In
sturces the shipments arc recouslgned az
original y ben in fact they are not.
Right Of Way Secured.
Wharton. Texas, March 4-Judse J. q.
Bsrbee Of Van Week, right Of way agent
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Establishino cannino Fae,o,I.s

The canning factory at Garrison ON the
Houston East and West Texas is now as.
Sured This factory win cost 5000 and
enc necessary machinery has ALREADY beeu
ordered Like factories win also 10 erected
az limps0n. Nacogdoches and Infkin and
they Viii All he operated hy local rapitaI
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Ruried In the Same araue

Eikhart, Texas, March s.--DIsd, at their
residence twelve miles southeast Of this
had pneumonia and She black iaundice.
They we're buried In the same grave this