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CASES NOLLE PRESSED
LUKE AND VINCENT LUVlGA WE'RE
DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.
They Were Accused Of the Murder Of
c. Livero OF Houston-A Noted
Criminal Chapter Recalled

Galveston, Texas January 29-The cases
Of Luke and Vincent Luvlga, who were
charged with the murder Of c. IAycro, a
young Itnllan of Houston were nolle
pressed In the criminal district court here
today. The case Is one which has attracted
a great deal OF attention on account of the
events which followed IT, The body Of c
Livero was found in a bayou near Dlckin-
SON one day last summer, 1t was tied
with weights TO Keep It on the bottom. but
low water caused the body to he In view
of passersby and It was thus discovered
On being taken from the water and sx.
amined bullet wounds were found. which
Indicated that the deceased had met with
foul play. At trst the body could not ba
hentlued' but Sherln Thomas succeede D
IN establishing the identity of the deceased
10y bringing bis brother from Houston to
view the remains. When the latter recog.
mEed his dead brother he at once began
m4nueH9g imprecations against the muir.
derels, but would give the officers no ciew
regarding whom he suspected OF being
guilty, O'1s
shortly following the Identification a,
iaref9s remains a series Of difficulties oe
CURED among the Italians at Houston. in
winch the brothers of the deceased were
beheyed % have been implicated ana thaIr
arrest followed, One OF them was snhse
The same secretivcness was observed
among the parties Involved IN thess
tEoWhies as was manifested hy those
tnought 10 know something OF the occur.
renceS surrounding the death OF G TJvero
ana the officers found II exceedingly ana.
cut TO get Information regarding the ny.
When the eases Of Luke and v,no...
lnviga were called this morning the AZ.
trlct attorney said that since the andip,
81 ne indictment all the witnesses foS
Tue state had either gone to New YORK or
ncsses A"ut VII
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DANGEROUS SURGERY


Should BE the Last Resort,
Many people suffer from piles, because
after trying various lotions, salves I'd o!nt.
mentS without relief or cure, they come 10
the conclusion that Il surgical lpu attnn Is
me last resort, and rather than submit 10
the shooh and Visa TO life OF an upeuaii ION,
prefer 10 su1er ON; very often, however tho
atuicted one Is toyerpcrsuadpd 10 resort
20 me knife and even though tho
operation Is apparently successful, aud
tntrt II complete recovery from the
shock Incident thereto, the result Is
invariably the same; the piles sooner
or later return because their cause
has not been removed The result Is a
tue euectS OF the disease only, while the
cause remains AS before There Ia clalips
10 be q remedy which does remove tine
cause, hence Graduating the disease, and
form OF a supposltnry. Is applied directly
70 the paris ouectcd ana hlngs about d
Semplete cure, quietly and painlessly. IN
this connection the testimony OF Mr. LON,
cullen Bryant the well known hookseller
OF hayerhill Mass Is OF unusual iptercst
Il desire Ia contribute nm unsolicited. hnt
purely voluntary testimonial In favor M
Pyramid Pile Cure | have suffered FOR
moro than twenty years with hemorrho ids
ana have consulted numerous physicians
anu expended great deal Of money FOR
medicines that ala NE no good. I had
often seen Pyramid Pile Cure ndvertt sed
but hesltated for months before hrgins
same thinking II a patent or uuack remedy
thAt had no merit; hut having tried every
other remedy prescribed ! was dhalv pef.
suaded one year ago Ga try PyAa al pile
cure. | bought n fifty cent package, nj the
drug store. and while | may not ne perlna.
hently cured. the nast wear has been the
only year Of my life worth living during
The past twenty wears, and nothing hut Inc
Pyramid remedies have wrought this
change. I offer this Testimony Tor the bene
NJ OF suffering humanity"
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TEXAS

The legislative committee rs working ran.
IDLY and has decided that II has no author.
ity to inquire into the distribution Of the
money and supplies contributed Tor the
relief Of tho Galveston storm sufferers.
The state treasurer surprscd an lusu.
rance company by refusing New York ex-
change.
The people OF Corpus Christi condemn tho
Haurt plan Of improving Arkansas Pass
The executive committee Of the Texas
Worlds Fair commission met at Dallas
and arranged plan OF organization for the
State.
Visiting capitalists propose tho erection
OF vegetable canning establishments NJ Cor.
pus Christi.
Cabbage crop Of jackson and Dewitt
counties reported killed by the freeze Of
tina past few days
The state superintendent Of education has
prepared program Tor the observance Of
Arbor Day in the schools.
A company with capital Of 100000 has
been chartered to bSild a rice mill at Hons.
ton.
The court OF criminal appeals has de-
cided that the city OF Beaumont can not
close the pool rooms.
DIT. b. G Conner OF waxnhachle wa,
probably fatally injured by fall.
The Southwest Texas oil fields pre said
90 be very rich by an expert.
Visitors to La Porte were so tayorahly
Impressed that they Invested In business
and residence property
Mr. Carnegie has promised Temple II.
brary donation
san Augustine feud cases are on trial
at Center.
The Womap's Christian Temperance
Union State convention is to be held at
Terrell in May
The business OF the criminal district
eoprr al Galveston was handled In most
expeditions manner,
Luke and Vincent Luviga, accused OF
the murder Of c. Llyero of Houston, were
discharged from custody at Galveston.
The weather is causing serious inca9yen
fences at Dallas aud other points In North
Texas.
The Clay murder case, ON trial at Gllmer
MS been given TO the jury.
Kountze Bros. are said to have parted
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MORRIS NJ. SAM suloloEo.
Was a Travelling Salesman from Texas,
Il Is Said.
Especial to The PostJ


ST. Louis, Mo, January 29.-ln commit.
ting suicide in ST. Louis Morris NJ. sam,
a Texas travelling salesman, remembered
his landlady In his last message. Give
Mrs. Samelson $50 room rent that I owe
her" he wrote 10 "a note found near his
body. You will dnd the money in my
hip pocket" The money WAS found there
with Is cents surplus.
Sam took poison Tuesday uight in his
room at the Midland hotel SOL North
Fourteenth street, owned hy Mrs. Snmel
son. The body was found Wednesday
morning by Frederick Archibald the uight
clerk, and was removed to the morgue
u Is believed that the fatal drug was NOR
Dhlne, During the morning Alexander
Friedman % 62i North Ninth street calle !.
at the morgpe ana recognized the body
90 that OF sam, whom be knew in Hous.
ton Texas. Mr., Friedman said Thar sam
used 10 be a travelling ronroscntntlyc ~
the Metropol an Life Insurance company
and, later wQs q shoe salesman ~ the
road sam was 33 years OF age lie had
roomed at the Midland hotel seven mon tbs
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NEWS AT WASHINGTON
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY TEXAS
LEGISLATURE PRESENTED
To the House-Ant-Anarch Bill Has
Been Modified in an Important Par
tiouIar--Carneaj institution

iCpetlll 10 lup lpSt1
Washington. january Representative
stephens today presented to the house the
lolut Resolutions adopted by tho special SEES
sion Of the Texas legislature last sunme.
urging congress TO pass an amendment to
lhr existing Indian Expectations pct, \ NIit
amending the act n question Was intro
duccd 10y Mr.. stephens about two weeks
ngO
Tho senate has confirmed the nomination
nf John G.. Winter of Wuco. who was RE-
Gently appointed as second icutcuaut OF
cavalry,
A. l., Matlocb Of Fort Worth. Il former
| .aW partner OF Representative stephens. ~
| here.
Tho president today sent tn, following
nominations to the senate cicero Nj
| barnet, surveyor u customs l.uuisytlle.
( toms. district OF pIazos pe iautmgu ,c>.
! pH, Texas p0Suma-tcrs Joseph T.. Roach.
| Atlanta, Theodore Ray Midland,
Andrew Cnruo2lg ANA the bolrd Of trus.
tees of "1he Carnegie institution" the new
National university of post graduate studies
vbIra Mr. rnrn"Gc hna founded with ou
,nduN mont 81 $1,000 eco held rhcir FIRST
meeting !n the state dcn9r'Wput here today
/ ~ Side r2colNln~ large number al callers
| Mr. carnegie srcut most of the forenoon IN
an informal conference with the trustees
| ne announced bis definite purpose tn mtrust
mem with thr absolute control ~ the on.
! uuWmcnt and Stated thut he dld not wish
10 Influence their Judgment In any way.
Representative Rae Is, ". chairman az
the house judiciary committee, has intro
ducei modified form Of his anti.auarchlst
bin providing shat, II death does not cn,uc
other person In the line of sucrpsslOn Lle
penalty snail be ne Imprisonment instead
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ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather:
Generally fair
poMEsTlc.


The burning Of a tenement house in Bos'
tsr resulted In the death OF nine persons.
Mr.. Carnegie and the trustees OF the
Carnegie Institution, the new National uni
vsrsity. held their first meeting In wash
tngton.
Severe weather at Little Rock has re-
suited In great property damage, and near
" eli telegraph and telephone wires are
down, practically cutting II on from the
balance OF the world.
Admiral Schley spent the day at Louis
willie and held a reception at the board OF
trade rooms.
The Austrian cruiser Shlgstyar was
noisily received when It arrived In New
Orleans
The late President McKinley's birthday
anniversary was observed at a great many
places throughout the country,
The United States steel Corporation made
a report to the share owners. They said
the outlook for 1902 was highly sotsfac'
tory.
j. A. Baker of Houston was on the stand
all day In the Patrick murder trin! Re
corder Goff is very favorable to the de-
PENDANT in an effort to avoid reversal
Morris NJ. Sam. said to be a travelling
salesman from Texas, shielded at a st.
Louis hotel,
There has been o break iu the price OF
cotton seed oil in New York.
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FINANCIAL.

few days so weigh ed the wires a, !. ~.
he electric light wires and telepbons ~ ~
in contact. this causing the fire.
Mr. +. Il. Robinson owns all the dsm,n
property and states that both tue telenS't
exchange and the Huntsville Item Mi \
placed In working order as soon az possbb
Mr.. Robinson carried the following Nh
nnce; In the British. America. Mr.. VI 4
Woodnll agent. $1,000, distributed as ID
aud stationery. $500 on furniture snd Ii
lures. j. d. Cunningham. agent tor o.
entail. $500 on switch board; Royal SO n
presses. Insurance on building Will eue
loss; other insurance is about 20 pei ca
of estimated loss.
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I'D Man IdcrL-fIed.

beaumont. Texas. january 29-Thls
morning # was established beyond reason.
abb" doubt that the man whose body was
taken from The river Yesterday morning
rear lhe Southern Pacific bridge was Pat
Uck tllzpoirick, who was uunl a fpw
weeks ago employed In the Southern IA
cite Yards rs switchman. Three OF The
men who called at the Broussard UNDER
taking establishment Identified tho man in
one way or another yesterday afternoon,
This morning tn, correctness of mo idon
ihenton was established when Dan Cronin
presented medicine Formulate which Is
a COPY Of the ono found in the pocket Of
named Fitzpatrick gave him the formula
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FOREIGN.

The Dutch premier admits that his gov
eminent is trying to end the Boer war
liberal paper was suppressed In Rus.
sla, and the owner and the editor were
both cxiled.
What appears TO have been hloodlcsa
naval battle was fought ny Colombian
government drct and some msurgent yes
sells
Sofa correspondent wired 70 London
that Miss stone had been released. The
United States state department says the
plans FOR the reeaso Of the lady have mis-.
carried
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san Francisco, January Futurty
course, selling sharp Rrd, Dolly Wclthon,
Iihuron. Time tloii
MIl, selling Commissioner Foster
Cougar Ada f. Time l4lL
SIX aud d half furIougs, selling Quiet,
th9Iduo, Jluglcr Time i.22
Mile, handicap CorHgNu, Florence, Wa
tcrvurc. Time i0N
Sly fmlonss, selling -Rcdwald, Tower of
Candles, Nontmc. rim tl3n.
Mile aud HfU yards, selling Aloha II.
Balls, Harry Thatcher Time l.l5.
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coTToN SOD On LoWER.


New York, January - Conditions IN
the cotton seed oil market were against
sellers today Prime crude OF NJ the south
was quoted at 81 cents Ia bulk 1t min. and
prime summer yellow on the spot here was
quoted 40 to Al cs@s gallon Prices arc
now 70 cents lower than they wer.
hfteen days ago, when crude oil sold nj ~
cents az the South ana prime summer Vel,
low sold mere AT - cents spot. Then lard
renners were heavy layers. Now they ars
pracueally out OF the market. and there h
no export demand Of Importance.
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with control Of the water front at Sabine
and 1t is believed the STANDARD has nc
qulrcd IT,
A contract has been made for test OIL
well IN orange county.
The fire record-Telephone exchange and
newspaper office at IIuntsville residences
at Humble: residence at Waco
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Bryan DRIVING Association,

Bryan, Texas, January ~ Mcssrs. ]. w.
Dyer, Paul bradley, 4. r. Boycott ana W. y.
Majors have formed q driving association
ana have charge Of the Central Texas faiI
grounds aud track rhrN win keep IN,
track IN good condition and will train some
horses they have recently bought aud others
they have leased They will have some
good stock for the next fair.
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Huntsville, Texas, January % Fire DO
stroyed the building occupied bv tho iocaI
lF'ephone exchange ana the Huntsville
ii'm this morning The telephone exchange
is total loss and the Item properties So
managed by IRE and water as TO be a toni
wreck Inc heaVy Ice aud sleet Of the mast
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COMMERCIAL.

The grain market was bullish and every
thing closed higher.
oats settled down as though on a solid
basis again.
Cotton values went lower on heavy liqw
dalton and absence Of speculation.
There was a revuson Of speculative sen.
tlment In the stock markel
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GOOD SHOOTING AT WACO
Fauryte Took First Money With
twenty-five Live Birds,
VIII TON WON THE NEW ORLEANS EVENT
Jim Hall Has Threatened TO Write an
Autobiograohy-Th Entries for
Today's Races.
'lLTON WON THE NEW ORLEANS EVENT

Waco, Texas, January 20.-In the mid.
winter shoot Of the Waco Gun club today
Faurote Of ohio took first money, III
Forsgard Of this city second and Hubby
" this city and Hurnes Of Paris tied for
third. Faurote killed twenty four birds,
fOrsgard twenty three nnd Hubby and
Burues twenty-five each The shoot was
live bird handicap aud was for purses
nppIngnllnn SImn
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Windsor Hot.I MN e..

pal'as Texas, January 20.-The Wa.
scr hotel, opened 10 1875, and trawn
throughout the country 10 the tr,v.rna
public, is 20 he closed ON Poh,,..,' -
lne tate 81 the property thereafter 4 ny Nv.
nettAlh A new and modern hotel buil5in,
nas ne erected. or the present struct,,rs
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition in Bankruptc,

Petition in Bankruptcy
Jewett, Texas, January CIV " va
man and n. A. Gregg composing tie "
camille firm OF Watman & Gregg Il aa
place, today flcd a petition In banhputT
Their liabilities are about $1,000 isRi
about $1,000.
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SPORT.

Jim Hall is TO make his confessions IN
book form.
Faurote Of Ohio killed twenty-nv
straight live birds at Waco
wilton won the 2-year.old event at New
orleans; other winners Prince Blazes.
Small Jack, Dagmur, Circus, Strangest.
Winners at Oakland: Commissioner Fos-
ter Quiet Corrlgan Redwald Aloha H.
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Increased Capital.

Sonora. Texas, January 2T--fhc rs'as
tile firm OF p. T. Vanderstucken ccupir
of this place. has increased their taHt
stock from $4,000 to $4,000 and iaisi Z
two new partners. j. j. North and D 7.
Wyatt, both of this county.
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Residence at Fort Wnrth

Fort Worth. Texas, January 29.-Thc res.
iHene' Of Jack Bird on East First street
was burned carly this morning cntailine II
loss OF nearly 5000. There was lusur1ncn
OF $500 Mrs. Bird had a narrow cscone
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Petitlon In Bankruptey

Mckinney, Texas, January @-eaTA
Bush Of this city, filed a petition Is NJ
ruptcy today in the United States cont
sherman. Assets 5000, liabilities 90
His business was that of book store -
chant
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Petition in Rankruptey.

Sherman, Texas. January 29,-lu tn y
eral court today Charles Bush Of Ash ,
ney. filed a voluntary petition ID VIZ
ruptCy
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The house held short session Tho
oleomargariuc bin was reported hut no
order was made Oh it. No other committee
was ready to report
The senate discussed press censorship m
Manila
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Humble

humble Texas, January 2a-Fire de.
sgiroyoed two small dwellings belonging TO
Z. Bendcr, but was checked bofor6 II
Tgaghed the Bender hotel There was no
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE Va
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne i q. "a &
Il. w. Groves signature is on eaeA ~
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M'klNLEYs BIRTHDAY.

It Was Observed at a Great Many nv
in the Country.
Chicago, January 20.--Chlcagoans
ranks and stations honored the nans
William Mckinley today, the annl''n.
of his birth. Flags throughout W. X
were at half mast and memorlal S,' |,
were held In many churches, seaVOe 7
Grand Army posts.
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Baltimore, Md, January @,-Mun
Kinley Day was not Legal nup IVY,
Maryland. special exercises. were ,, ~ soi q
in the schools throughout the say, "a 3
children were given an oppor.sun'I
tribute to the memorial tund'
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New York, January 20.-ExerciSe' y. /.
seryance of the birthday OF the 'n'
dent William Mckinley were asia IN
the public schools Of this guy i Ioaa''
were flown on ali public DnllaipS"
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Coming to Texas.

]. d. Kuykendall, who lives near
Auburn was here yesterday and said
that last year he subscribed for the
Enterprise and had 1t sent to his
brother, Rev. T. s. Kuykendall, in
North Alabama. AS result of
reading this paper Mr.. Kuykendall
recently came on visit to his
brother, and while here rented a
farm near Auburn and will move
his family to Ellis county. Mr..
Kuykendall says he let's his neigh
bors read the Enterprise and as a
result he thinks that at least twenty
families will move from there to
Texas this winter. He said that
when Innocence Abroad was writing
of the drouth and of the scarcity of
water last summer he had a strong
er confidence in what Innocence
said of the good things in Ellis
county.
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THE SEASONS EVENT.
Emory Mill Remnant Sale TO
Begin Monday, Oct. Is.

Mr. W. T. Emory, who comes
here as the direct representative of
the New Bedford Mills, North
Adams Mills, Utica Mills, Mohawk
Mills, Cohoes Mills, Hoosick Falls
and other leading Eastern mills. Al
the opening Of the sale Mr., w. T.
Emory will give a short talk ex-
planning j how manufacturers Of
dress goods, ginghams, silks, per
Gale, etcs accuunnulate mill rem
nants and why fhey dispose Of them
in this manner Mr.. ". r Emory
would not asIne here personally TO
conduct this great sale with few
goods, it is because Of the vastness
OF our purchase that he comes here
personally to oversee this sale. Re
member the sale opens promptly
Monday morning, Oct. 18th, at
O'Clock. BE sure and be on time,
Respectfully,
BRIN Dry GoODs Co.
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Sunday, Oct. II, l9o2. Subjects;
Goods Likeness.
Lesson-Isa. 40:1S-3l.
Can We Compare-Acts 7:29-
John Barrow.
Proof-Ps. 1871, Acts l41:7, Rom.
1:I9-Willie Todd.
Witness-Job 9:S, Ps. 1912, Jer.
10:12-Brooks Tingle.
False Likeness-Deut. Alb Ed
win Ross.
He Can; We Cannot-Ps. HI
Bonnie Ross.
Day of all Days-Isa. 25:9-Allie
Musgrove.
Sufffeient-u Cor. 12:9-Fay Shell
Tito.
Like Him-II Cor. DISMISS
Miller.
Visitors cordially invited.
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CHEAP SETTLER aaT5
TO THE FAR WEST AND
NORTHWEST

THE Burlington Route renews the
low one-way Settlers rate OF $500
from Missouri River 10 California,
Portland aud the Pugss Sound coun-
try every day during September and
October, with correspondingiy low
rates TO the Spok Kane district and the
Butte II elena district, also propor-
tionate rates from interior Missouri,
Kansas and Southwest TERRITORY.
"The Burlington Northern Pacific
Exress7 In the great through train
leaving Kansas Cay daily for the
Northwest, Through coaches, chair
cars (seats treel, Standard and
Tourist Sleepers IL Butte, Helena,
Spokane, Tacoma. Seattle, Portland.
Connecting train from Deavsr at
night joining this Northwest train
at Alliance, NeA
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but where TO find that
happiest spot below;
Who can direct when all
pretend to know?


Many are satisfied to live in
Northwest Texas, having proved the
value OF the land In this region a. =
good crop raiser Not only cattle,
but wheat, cotton, corn, feedatufIs,
cantaloupes, garden truck and good
hralth flourish herein district
where malaria Is impossible, and
very little doing for iails and hos
pitfalls.
Land, which IL being sold ut
really low figures tho the con
stantly increasing demand is stead
ily boosting values - Is still
abundant; and farms and ranches
of all sizes, very happily located,
are being purchased daily.
We will gladly supply all Gskers
with copy of little book, pub
lished by the Northwest Texas Real
Estate Association, which contains
an interesting series OF straight
forward statements of what PEG
PIE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED
along the line Of
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On the nrsr and third Tuesdays OF
August, September and October, TO
many sections of the west and north
west.
Consult nearest ticket agent or
write the undersigned for full infor-
nation, printed matter and the least
eost of your proposed trip.
L.. w. AKELEY, General Pass
enger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
G. w. ANDREWS, II. +. A., J09
Goddard Bldg, Dallas, Tex
s. NJ. LEVEY, General Manager
st. Louis, Mo.
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Judge Tuckerfinished the business
in district court Thursday for this
week and adjourned until Monday.
A number of railroad suits are set
for trial next week.
Two new suits were filed in the
district clerks office as follows;
Lovit Rivers vs. Cynthia Rivers
divorce.
T. j. Richardson VS.. Brotherhood
rrainmen, suit for amount of insu%
ance policy.
In the county court the probate
docket was taken up yesterday
The Wills of w. A. Calfee, Sarah
Reid and Malinda Brown were ad-
mitted to probate.