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NEW YORK MONEY

NV YORK Sept. 90 II m.--Monev Oh call
6rm ut So per cent; closing offered Al
IL per cent; last loan at - per cent railing
,ats =. =. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
per cent. Sterling exchange steady With
fer demand and ~ 4.o.AQ4o23s tor OF uays
Posted rates 48314.s6x commercial bills
4.sls4l4s.4 Bur silyer6l4 Mexican dollars
i0h. Government bonis easy; State bonds
inadtive; hsileoad bonds firm.
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Spot cotton slosed dul mtddliLg upland
}: midaliu. gulf Oh: safes 266 bs es.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 26.-Spot cotton
conditions remain as much the same as
yesterday Quotations unchanged.
The future market opened quiet, but
later in the day became more active and
firmer. On the opening call prices We're
two points down on the near months,
two up on February and same figures on
the other positions; advanced three
points ard again recovered. This inter-
esting succession of variations continued
throughout the early part of the day, but
toward noon prices veered toward
higher level in sympathy with New
York. AT the close the board showed net
gains of from seven to eight points.
Nvw OpYv.Sa r.. ca O6 (ottrn futu -es
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COTTON BRACES Up
ON THE COLD WAVE
Heavy Rains in the East
Damage the Crop.
BIG RECEIPTS cUT NO let
Southern Spot Markets Firmer With
Very Light offerings.
AGoOO SHOW OF STRENGTH IN STOCK,
The Primo 'paI Movements Are in ST. Paul anc
10 L. and N. the Railroad List Rising
Generally in SYM
AGo0O SHOW OF sTRtNGtH IN STOCK
pathy.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 2e-The weather has
again been bad for local trade and the
market has ruled quiet in all depart
ments. No change in the tone of either
quiet request but firm Burlaps are
stronger on confirmed reports of a short
jute crop.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, Sept. 26.-The cotton mar
kot opened barely steady with prices
TO 4 points lower under fairly active
selling for both accounts, brought on b.,
disappointing English market adviccs and
developments of a small failure in the
market Commission houses We're again
we'll supplied with selling orders and
Wall Street appeared to be slipping
from under portion at least of its load
The private cables told of liquidation by
English and continental spectators and
of vigorous bear selling abroad. During
the rest of the forenoon the local mar
ket was irregular and rather inclined to
sell still lower as pressure of long cot
ton continued and bear selling was pop
ular in professional circles. Before mid
day January dropped to S.65, this being
some twenty-seven points off from top
of the week. Then came reports of cold
wave in the middle West. soon followed
by forecast from Was .ngton for colder
weather in the west cotton belt to-
night or tomorrow fhe shorts were
compelled to retire before the bulling
which followed and gave little attention
TO bearish week end statistics. Heavy
receipts We're fully offset by claims that
prevailing heavy rains East of the Miss
issippi were damaging opening cotton,
retarding the movement and putting off
the time of maturement of late cotton,
thus increasing danger of failure through
frost. The rally sent January up to ST.
and March stiffened to S.54 From this
there was little departure during the rest
of the session with the market finally
quiet and steady with prices net l to 9
points higher. Total sales were estimat-
ed at 250,000 bales. Late reports from
the South stated that spot markets were
firmer with offerings very light.
Nww VosK. Sept 2i.-Cotron futures openec
qsIe steady.
a n,tur ClOaeG Quiet
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spite lower cables and liberal receipts
in the Northwest. September was erratic
again and covering by shorts carried the
price TO 81. a new record for this years
crop. The close was 1hc higher De-
cember closed &c. higher and Decem-
her corn was &c higher, with oats nc
lower. January provisions closed 2hcm
Zoe lower.
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NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n. g.. Sept. ss.-Turp sntine
firm: ut AZ: receipts so casks
Rosin firm at si.'0Ai Is; receipts 1911.
Crude firm at 81 60Ql2. go; receipts SO barrels
Tar nrm b 81 SO: receipts 1e9
SAVANNAH Ca, Sept 2f.-- rurnentiue firm
at Al; receints $50; sales i.022; exports -
hoSip FIRM; receipts 3,tS7; salei l,i26; exports
l0l
Quote: A, B, C, 81 rs: D,S25; E, sl32H. F
ass; e, 81 40; Il N65: J.. s1.85; K, s245:
VI. SS95; N. % 40; w G, 1886; WV, SICO
CHARLESTON. u -, Sept. % Spirits turper tine
firm at As; receipts -, sales SO; exports -
Rosin firm; receipts -; sales 900; exports
Quote: A, B. C, d, F, 81 10; r e1.3o; G, el.l0;
r. 1.s65; /, t2.00: $3.50: u. f2E n, $3.50: VIC
w W: .t265
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CAROLINA TRUST COMPANY,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
~~etPA"i' 4'ooto Solicited.

received ON deposit subject check
az
AG for floating
ands
d. Ieartt Vce-Presiden
Heartt F r
r. and
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NOIt-NdJ DdIIyI except 0uHudy.
(b) Eastern time.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa
for all Florida East Coast points, and
Cuba and Porto Rico. At New Orleans
for all points in Texas, Mexico and Cali
fornia.
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H. s. Lizard, T. P. A.,
Raleigh. N. c.

Quality is what makes price. If Bur
nett's Vanilla Extract was no better
than other extracts it's price would be
the same. Once tried always used.
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linz futures ranged a. roIlow..
,orsxIss. HIGHEST. / LOWEST.
r.sn ouotat,ons were as follows

cash quotations were as ronows
Flour du !: winter patents g. iOtt
49,: Ut aights q. 100 ,.3p; clears S2.70n30O do
.prlng specials t.s0; spr,ng patsaLs s3. tUG3.7o;
do. stiaghts ~ 90Gs 70; bakers 81. s0DY.s1
Nheat-No. spring 7aD7o; No. 5, SOB No
. red, s4IsT Corn--No. Z, u; No. We low
5Jh Oats-No. 2, .'ls; No. 2, white. No. 8
white 2SAQD3t Rye-No. 2, 80 Barley < ,od
eeding fair to choice mating 6sg6o 1
iax ssed sl2 No. northwestern l.28 Pri M.
lmnthy sr., !. Mess pork per bbl., SIS 6htL 10 5
Lard. per 100 J, Ell 32hl1' IS. Short ribs sides
I,ossD O D. suQ1 1925. Dry-sated shoulders tboaed)
lIlNax Shot lear sides tboxed) il.E.k0lL3iH,
NEW YORK
NEW Yoax, Sspt 2G Flour market was
It adler, Mlnrtsots patents % eUQl400 do bakers
,at.nts sa6(te3 81, iow grades ~. 9slD3i5
Rye -four steady to good g. l5D3.a0; choice
to fancy % S;y,L3 ~
Corn meal brm; yellow western i.3i; city !;
Rye steady: No .. .e.te,n 58h; State 55hD56
Barle, siesdy feeding a., mAluns 5iG5i
EXrley malt du ] western 6SG65.
WLea'- spot hrm; No. y red, a. Options
Corn-Spot urn. 30. 3 ~ Optic. Ian.
ry 4s1,; May ,6M Sc TENDER 6oA: ID Gem
ts OF steA }; NO. SO Options May
-; September = ID ce lber
0Bea. firm; fami si5.5o0l6 so; mesa
% Q.
Cut meats steady: pick ed bellies l24NHh;
do Shou rs 8. do ha uS III 0l2.
I'd tull western STEAMED ei1.50:
refined dull. TO The continent $3.50; south
AMERICA S,l6O: compound 7NGos
5Pork dull, family S20.5oQp2l.50; short Gle. r
sl9.00O2l.U0: mess SIS 0o0lS.75
Tanow firm. city (t2UO per package 5N
Country (packges reel tQD6A.
GRosin steady; strained. common to good, l.s5.
Iufpentne firm at 4SM
Rice firm: domestic. fair to extra s4d6.
Japan ~ uDiH
Cotfee-spoL Rio easy; No. invoice 54;
mid. q iet Coruova 81DllM.
Sugs raw was In; fair refining 3;
m ,ulo a 1856; standard A IS: confectionery
,.o5: cpt ,oa' 81; crushed $40; powdered 49,;
;ranu ated 4.7J: cubes ASS.
Molasses steauy New Orleans, open kettle
.ood to choice 1904.
SITTER stead. western creamery, fresh 2sh
imitation creamery l40ls: factory 1903; State
dairy l'hU2iM
Cheese 6rm; full or IN, sm I'll color d, IFS
9 nail. wf"e Tx.
Eggs steady; State and PennsylvaniA 25GD
a; ives .efn z uo.3: southwestern. Ioubi7.
POTATOES steady New York anu western t.s0;
ersey lSIQpl67. Loug Island LOS; south
jersey swe.,s $tU0g2
Peanuts titn fancy hand-picked 5Aai2; do
nestle 3h053s.
Isla ID, per lU0, e2.5
rreIknts to Llsefpool; cotton by ateE mrr l5c;
rain Id.
Cotton seed oil steady. Prime crude
barrels I. o. b. mil 5, 1880; prime summer
yellow 401i; of summer yellow 40; prime
-vbile Al; priIIir ~iuLef yellow 40: prime
IN al s27.OOG2s OO nominal.
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SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS
KALTiMoHs Sept % --SsafoArd AIR Liue
common 32C033h. preferred 5lH052.
nonIs-4's oiA@S%
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Mex. Cen. l's.... 80
do 1st inc. 30
Mimi. Il St. l. 4s104
M. K. 81 T. 49,. 93H
. 2nd's...... 83h
N. T. e.. lists. ..10lA
do gen 3 l-2'.1O7
N J. g. gen. 5's..136
No. Pac. Es......1o4B
+" as. 74h
N. &. W.con. 4s.1o2h
Reading gen. AS 90
st l. Il | Mton SIS INK
st. L. rs Fgen4's1ooA
st. L. S'wes 49,. 80
do 2's =. 88h
S.A.&A.Pass As 8sK
So. Pac. 4's...... s3h
So. Railway 5's..I1y
T. & p. lists.
T.. st. Law. as. s2N
Union Pac. as. .1o3
do cow. 4's.110
Wabash tsts.....l1SM
" ends
do. Deb. b. ... SAN
West Shore 4 s. 1854
w 3 l., e, u.s.. 93H
Wis. Cen. as. :. 931s
Mobile & o. as. 81
&. of Ga. con SIS. .11OH
p" LIST incomes. 81
=" I'd inc3mes 39Ns
Con. Tob.. as. o85s
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.)
RONDS

Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 6's, 1919 ......134A 1876
North Carolina As. 1919 1882 -
Virginia new 3's .............. 957s 96B
Virginia Centuries, 1901 $3.50. 96h 965s
Southern Railway SIS. 1894 ..124 -
S. A. l.. As .................. 88as SSH
Western N. G. r. r. 6's. 1914. rs
Ca, Car. & Northern SIS, 1929. .111h liz
Carolina Central Railway 4s.-- 100
Ca, So. & Fla. r. R., 1915 ..114
STOCKS.
Va.-Car. Chem, pref ...... 1924 1897
Va.-Car. Chem, com. ........ T21a 1914
Seaboard Railway, pref. ...... 52H 52%
Seaboard Railway, com. $3.50. 32as 329s
Southern Railway, pref $500. 96& 97A
Southern Railway. com. :. -. Sc 81
Atlantic Coast Line, pref. -. .116A 118
Atlantic Coast Line, com. -. .16S
N. c. r. r. Co. ..............171 IT'S
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Sept. % Flour qai t: whit, r
extra 29n3 do clear 3. 25Qb33 80; do. straig hts,
81 Qt3.50 patents IS 70Qs3.sa
Wheat firm slJL q Septemt SiA012;
October sl2072; December 1i@72f No. 2
red ; steamer No. red 68L69H Southern
- eat bv satbp'e sf072: Southern on gra e.
Corn firmtr spot -; lew or OIL, Novein er S0h /,
the year I6h41Ioss; No. a liked So thern
hite cotn io015i4
dull: Nc. 9 whit, new, 81 lGl35; No. mix
81 new, 20 9,,
RIVE ucllye, Nc. z neArbr, 5sQL5fM; No.
wrstt IN o5,,
Butter firm: fancy imitation 1920; fancy
creamery S0l24; fancy ladle store packed.
Lsss nrm, fresh 22(t23
Cheese irm: large 1925 oil; medium Hobs;
mali 105s0loX.
Sugar firm; Dne and coarse formulated 4T6M
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short line to principal cities % the
south and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, California and Mexico. reaching
the capitals of six States.
In effect March 5. 1902.
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Many wealthy man owes his success
10 the competency of his subordinates.
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The standard of excellence, Blue Rib
bon lemon and vanilla extracts.
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Tarrant & Kings Cotton Letter.

Especial to News and observer)
New York, Sept. 26.--The following ar
the quotations for cotton today:
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TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH AS FOL-
LOWS:
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Trains 81 and "a Florida and Metro
politan Limited, has Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New York to Jacksonville
and Atlanta. and between Portsmouth
and Charlotte. Vestibule day coaches
Washington to Jacksonville, Portsmouth
to Atlanta.
No. 81 and 66 "SEABOARD" Fast Mail
has drawing room buffet sleeping car New
York to Jacksonville, connecting at Ham,
let with sleeping car to and from Atlanta
No. SO and IL Drawing Room Sleeping
Car and Day Coaches between Ports
mouth and Atlanta.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Sc. t. % Gotten future
LIv ERPOOL.

Llv spPeGL. Sept 20 - p. M.-Spot cotvo'
moder' tx isiness; American mid1iing IN !
s 5-32d good m ing t6 middling 20 3.d
l'w md rg 4 % Sd; good 1rdir nv lI'6d
nr anarv I'D. ! he sales Of the day were z, Nh
bile,. o. which 500 were speech alton and export
md inc uded 70) Ameri,sn. r celpts
bales, ncluning $40 - American.
Futures opened elsier and closed teady.
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Tickets op sale to all points. Pullman
berths reserved and reserya tons made on
outgoing steamers from Norfolk. Bag
gage checked from hotels and residences
without extra Oh, rge at
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Ills. Sept. 26.-The grain.
markets Were generally firm today, de-
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u. 3. new As reg 1877
=" coup 49,. ..137
u. 3. old az reg.110A
F." coup ......111h
U. 8. SIS reg.....10sA
=" COUP. ....1C5A
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1o+
" adj 4's...... So
Bait. u O. 4's...101h
do 3 1-2's. 9lK
do cow. 4's..110
Can. So. ends. .107h
G. of 6. 5's.......J1)
+" list incomes. "a
G. & o. AIS. 1868
G. Il A. 3 1-2's. :. SIN
c.. b. q q. 4.s. 95W
CM&StP gen 4's113
g.. a. N, con Ts. las
c., r. l. 81 r. 4s.1O8M
CCC&SLgen4's.102
Chicago Ter as. 89K
Colo. So. 4s..... SO
d 81. Rio q. 4s.. .1o1K
E. prior lien as. 99h
Erie Gen as. SO
F.W. lists ia
Hook. V. liz s1O9
L. u N. uni. As ..1o1M
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-22
AGAINST BEEF TRUST.
Tn. oo,.rnmsnt seem. Temporarily H"'
.,r.inIng orders Agsin.t Combine.

Tn. Government seem. Temporarily h"'
.,rainlug Orders Against Combine.
Chicago. May 2l.-The temporary IN
junction asked for by the government
against the members OF the so-eailed
hackers combine Is now In force. II
was issued late Tuesday by judge
Grosscup. after the close OF argument
in the United states circuit court. The
orders give the relief prayed for In
the bill filed by District Attorney
Bethea on May 10. It is so wide In
its scope that II the packers or their
agents continue with their present al
legged uniform arrangements. they VIII
be taken into court on contempt pro-
ceedings and the burden OF proof VIII
be on them 10 show that they have
not violated the order in any partic-
ular.
Little opposition was raised against
thu government petition. Attorney j.
s. Miller. for the packers. pointed oni
some Objectionable clauses In the drai'
OF an order prepared by Mr.. Bethea
These concerned the alleged agree
ments for credit. blackllsts. and cart
age. Judge Crosscup thought some OF
these minor had been made too prom
Inent and he himself drew form OF
order that pleased both sides.
Unless the defendants decide to make
a fight az an early date in an effort
20 have the order set aside. they will
have until August 10 make reply Il
the COMPLAINS.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Jacobson. his wife and infant
child were burned 10 death and VIII
liam Snyder. a clerk. and a child OF
the Jacobson children, aged 6, were
seriously burned In a fire in the living
rooms over Jaeobson's implement
store at Laurel. Neb
Page Bennett, a pensloner. 90 years
old. committed suicide by hanging nm
self in his barn at Washington. Ind.
At Brook Haven, Miss. George w.
Wood was convicted OF the murder oil
William Netherland and sentenced 10
the penitentiary for life.
Prof. Z. n. Newell president OF Bour'
bon college. Indiana, has accepted tha
chair OF mathematics In the wheaton
Qll) college.
John wardell. a saloonkeeper. was
accidentally killed near Salina. Kan.
while hunting
L. u. Moore OF Bristol, Tenn, whose
son was killed by a falling telephone
pole. got judgment against the telep'
hone company for $4,000.
Capitalists from Paducah and Hop
klnsvllle. KY. have bought 1000 acre.
OF land near Nortonville. Ky, and VIII
open up a large coal mine. The mine
will be run by union labor.
LIQUOR joints in vinita. l. T., Were
raided by Deputy United States Mar
shall James Wilkerson. A. J. Michael.
was arrested on a charge OF selling
LIQUOR in the Indian Territory.
At Herlngton. Kan, a north-bound
freight became manageable. through
failure OF air brakes, and entered th'
yards at full speed. crashing Into
switch engine. Fireman Butcher and
passenger had broken legs A dozer
cars aud two engines were wrecked.
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]. w. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have 10 once the only 80 Of abstract
books OF Brazos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
uear schoolho use In southeast part
OF town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six room house aud one lot Of
ground on west side of town. Price
,eO0.
six room house and two lots of
round located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
The n. B, Cole home place. Two
and n half lots and q room house.
Place we'll improved. Price $4,000.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
deny. East front. Price 5000.
Terms easy.
~ feet front on Railroad steet ont
of Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place: , lots ana
large two-stOry residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property
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THROUGH A TRESTLE
Choctaw Work Train Wrecked Near
Ardmore, |. 7.
FOUR MEN KILLED
Twenty.0ne Others Injured, Seven De.
Ing Fatally Hurt-Dozen Cars
Piled In a Heap Thirty Feet
Below the Road He'd.

Ardmore. I. T.. May 2i.-A oonstruc
tion train on the Choctaw. Oklahoma
and Gulf railway plunged through a
trestle ~ miles east OF Ardmore Tues
day. Four men were killed and Fl
injured. seven OF the latter fatally.
Among those fatally hurt is A. NJ
Oliphant. a prominent attorney OF
Tlshomingo. who was riding home on
the work train.
The other dead and injured are oil
members OF the construction gang OF
train crew. All are white.
The dead are:
Charles A. Black. Tishomingo. !. T
James Dolan. Fort Smith. Ark.
J. r. Gaines. residence unknown.
Jim Hopgpod. Tishomingo. !. 7.
The fatally hurt are:
A. NJ. ollphant. Tlshomingo. !. T.
James Wear. residence unknown.
r. d. Clark. Arkansas.
Hope Joy. Texas.
A. d. Turner. Missouri. internal In
juries.
W. NJ. Ship. Missouri, internal In
juries.
Unknown man. picked up uncon
srlous. internal injuries.
Seriously hurt:
Conductor Roberts.
Ed Bonner. Arkansas. head crushed
Joseph Pratt. internal injuries.
n. l. sholer. head hurt
l.. Sullivan. Tennessee. badly
br,:ised.
IN. Hootklns. Texas. leg hurt
Elmer Lanier. Lille Rock, ARK
badly bruised about body.
The Injuries OF the others are slight
The railroad officials are unable "a
assign any reason for che wreck. The
train was running al the rate OF eigh'
miles an hour when the forward cal
Jumped the track. followed by the
rest OF the train. a dozen cars piling uf
IN a heap 80 feet below. The engin,
remained on the track. The dead and
injured we're brought 20 this city.
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HIllsboro. Tex. May 2L-About ~
years ago william and Allen Sans
were murdered Is milss northeast oil
here. Upon clrcumstantial testimony
s. W. Ogle. alias Mac Sullivan, was
tried on a charge OF numbering them
and was given a life term in the pen
ltentlary. A year or 50 ago he was re-
leased by the court OF appeals because
there we're ~ men on the grand
Jury that indicted him. lie was indict'
ed and tried again. but given only a
short term and Gov Sayers pardcned
him this week upon a strong petition
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NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS MEN.
Arrangements TO Receive and Entertain
Them nj X. OF p. Hall.

Committees from the Business
League and other citizens met at
the city hall yesterday afternoon
aud male arrangements to receive
and entertain the New Orleans bust
ness men who will be here Friday
morning on their tour OF inspection
of the cities Of the state with view
TO ascertaining business conditions
and the opportunities afforded for
investment. They will be told Of the
points OF interest about the city and
acquainted with the facts in which
they evince an interest relative 10
the volume Of business, growth,
prosperity, and healthfulness Of the
town.
The special train Is scheduled TO
arrive In in Bryan at 7:ija. m. and
the following committee has been
appointed 10 meet the visitors at the
II. x T. G. depot and escort them TO
the X. OF 7. hall to meet the BUSH
ness and professional men and all
other citizens who are interested in
the welfare OF the city: w T.. Saun-
ders. j. a. Myers. l.. l.. McInnis,
W. ;. Howell, A. w, Buchanan, w.
Wipprecht. Tyler Haswell, r. ;.
Webb, A. NJ. Waldrop, I'D Hall,
n. A. Burger, Clin 4. Adams, A.
j. Buchanan and Malcolm Carnes.
A. j. Buchanan will deliver an adj
dress of welcome, and ID is desired 10
have large and representative
gathering Of business and profess
sional men aud other citizens at the
X. of 7. hall promptly at S:i5. All
the merchants are especially urged
TO be present. Punch will be served
for refreshment.
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KnIlnE =, Parts.

Paris. Tex. May 2i.-Robert ID. Nc
Daniel. a bartender at the Merrick ho-
tel bar. on South Main street was shot
and killed here In the saloon while on
duty. a warrant as issued for the ar
rest OF Sam Barry. a well-known young
man OF the city. who Is prominently
connected. Barry aud two companions
had been In the saloon for some time
playing domlnoes for the drinks and
an alteration arose over paying for
them. Mcdaniel was shot with a shot
gun and expired In a few minutes. but
before falling fred four shot az Barry
In rapid succession. one bullet taking
effect In the arm and another In the
thigh, making flesh wounds
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wnd Ernn,Ion Of on.

Waco. Tex. May 2l.-George W.
Graves has received a telegram from
his brother. T.. r. Graves. who Is SUI
perlntendent OF one OF the oil COM
panies at Beaumont owning gushers
that one OF the wells on Spindletop,
owned by the company Mr.. Graves rep
resents. after yielding oil In a steady
flow nearly a year suddenly went Wild
and the oil came out in Increased vol
ume for three hours In a wonderful
manner. After che remarkable erup-
ton had continued for the time speci-
fed It returned TO rs normal flow and
is now turning ont oil az an even and
highly profitable rate.
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BLANTON SCHOOL HOUSE.

Blanton School House, May 10.
"A severe wind storm passed
through this part Of the country
Sunday evening. II was accom-
panied by heavy rain and some
hail. Crops are damaged but very
little.
J. S. Francis and daughter, Miss
Nora, visited relatives near kurteIl
last week.
Miss Gertrude Covington was
the guest Of Mrs. DR.. Drummond
last week.
Jimmie Dunn, Jr. was in our
community Saturday and Sunday.
Quite a number Of our young
people attended church at Alexan-
dria Sunday.
Mr.. Floy Dansby, of Bryan, was
in our neighborhood Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Wiley aud family Wis.,
tied friends in Wheelock Sunday.
Mr.. c. w. Covington and family
visited friends near Kurien SUM
day.
Do not forget date Of Blanton
School picnic-Friday, May 30
The Tabor gun club will have a
shoot, and anyone that desires
may Join in the sport. Everybody
come, you'll be heartily welcome.
Sly Fox
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Tornado Mar Yir..s.

vinlta. I. T.. May 2i.-A destructive
cyclone passed through the country
IL miles east OF here Monday night,
leaving trail OF dismantled trees
and barns up the Horse Greek valley
country. near Needmore. A number
OF barns and houses were wrecked by
the storm. which was a regular Kan
sas twister. but no lives have been re
ported lost