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Arizona republican., 1902-02-06

The dull season has passed since abundant rainfall has restored conf dence among intending settlers. Our business has been good and we have to report tlre sales of
 900 acres to T.. NJ. Martin.
 5S acres to Hon. C. W. Smith. Since our last publication. We are always pleased to refer to this list Of successful people who have purchased land from us and are now living on their places or farming them:
 It. \. Hudson. ..--.....-.......fO acres John Nippert ...--...-..........2 acres A. l.. .......tO acres Quinn Faulkner ....-...........4O 40 acres J. Harris ..........-............ lOU acres Frank Horton ..---.--....--..--J -J" acres l. L. Jackson. --.--------.---.---@u acres H. J. Hanson on...-.-.......---....i 70 acres M. B. Brooks ....................6 acres !. N. Ellison. .-.....-........-....6 acres w. II. Mann. .......-.............6 acres n. A. Williams. s..............-...6O 60 acres sam McIlhany ......-...........S0 acres l.. Hazard .-.........--..-.-4O acres w. II. BrowN wN.................20 200 acres r. J. HaIterman.......... 10 acres Hon. J. P. Ivy..........-...--...S 30 acres A. Nunez ....................... 50 acres George Tonpkins .......-..-....S0 50 acres Col. I;. O. Green. acres
 Nearly. all of these purchasers are cid residents of Arizona and well ac- quainted with the conditions or this region. and from choice based on thc merit of the property offered have To- cated on our land.
 Our water rights are in the old canals We are still offering on easy terms the following tracts:
 First. 145 acres. fenced. half alfalfa price s5.O00OO
 Second. 25 acres. No. garden land fenced. price S1,OOO.G9
 Third. so acres. half alfalfa. fenced Maricopa water. price $3,40O.O0.
 Fourth. 16O acres. all in crop O grain. half in alfalfa. water in Granc canal fenced. well. good house. Thi: place should make crop worth $20 pe
Arizona republican., 1902-02-06

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
 Chicago. Feb. 5.-Trade in the grain pits was dull and uninterestinS today.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-06
DULL ALL ROUND
 MARKETS DRAG
Copper Went Of Half Cent-Weak-
 ening Grain Market.

New York. Feb. 5.-Todays stock market was a dull affair again. in spite of spasmodic efforts by professional traders and speculative pools to awaken Q general movement in the market.
 STOCKS.
 Closing: Aichison. =; preferred. 97i=: C. X O.. 459S: C. S; S.. l5.s: pre- feI1'cd. 65; second preferred. S2i4: C.. C., c. x St. L.. 1GOzi Erie. &slt; Great Northern, preferred. 1S1t2; ManhattaE. 1352s; Metropolitan. 11l: Missouri Pa cific. 1G31s; N. J. Central 196: N. Y. Central. 162is Pennsylvania, f49iA: st. l.. ts s. F.. 6212: preferred, S3i=: sec ond preferred. I5; St. Paul. 1652s: Southern Pacific. Gf1a; Union Pacific, 1C22s; AmalSamated Copper. .47s; An aconda, 34; Sugar. 12T9s; T.. :. Steel, 437s; preferred, 9324; Western Union, 9o7s: San Francisco Copper. 314.
 BONDS.
 L, s. rcfunding 2s. registered and coupon. 1OSA & registered and Cou- pon. 1OSi4; new is registered and Cou- pon. I391a; old Is registered and coupon. 112; IS registered and coupon. 1OG.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-06
Now Open
Located in the Capitol Addition
at end Of car line 10 minutes drive from
 center Of city

a herd of gigantic ostriches, standing to 10 feet high, weighing 25O to 400 lbs. also a lot of baby ostrich chicks just matched. only a few days old, and q. herd of Nubian ostriches just arrived after a two months voyage, having been imported direct from the Nubian Desert to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-06

(Continued on Seventh Page)
Arizona republican., 1902-02-06
BEYOND AMENDMENT.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Tne programme
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
DEPARTMENT NOTES.



Announced.
Austin, Texas. June S-Judge Crayens
the governors private secretary, has re-.
tnrncd from Waco, where he attended tho
funeral OF his sister.
superintendent Harlan OF public buildings
and grounds is improving In health, and
VIII return to Texas about the middle nt
the month.
Several applications have been received at
the governors office from ministers who do.
Sire 10 he chaplain at the Nusk penitcn.
tiary. vice Rev. Mitchell deceased
Representative u. Z. Decker OF ouanah
is here for few days on business with
me departments, lie VIII be a mcmbc- o.
the twenty eighth senate, having received
the nomination Without opposition
\. l.. Camp OF Midland county, n well
known lawyer and ranchmun Of West
Texas, was visitor at the treasury de
partmcnt tudaN
The ddjutant generals department will
conduct an election tomorrow for Il major
OF the Fourth infantry.
The receipts Of the secretary OF stnte's
department for the mouth Of May were
$Ia,I2N.aa, against Sp2 1887 for the same
month last year. The heavy receipts last
year were due to the hling OF oil charters
The EcnoOl apportioumCnt t0t the month
of juno was announced today, and the
Hmount Is fixed At Sl25.cOo
Authority TO do business IN Texas was
granted today to- the Union CgthlGe cum
piry Of Ohio; capital stock $4,000
i III. Phillips was today appointed cont
missioner Of deeds for NcNHs i'm Connecticut.
State RcvCuUc Agent Cunningham win
irave tumorroV for North Texas 10 look
after some business affairs,
The attorney general ibis afternoon ap
proved an issue u 5000 worth of Kames
county funding bonds.
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POLK COUNTY CONVENTION.

&,,lo,eiions Ware Given for a w 6reoo
e.. Co,,.,,a,,.
'o' Congress-
livingston, Texas. June 3.--The demo-
t,,ae county convention for Polk county
'uE VVu'''' OOi '''i0' iVi yin c'"n'!
tne court mousse IN Livingston at
% O'clock Monday morning and went into
4.nrorary organization nv eIertinq s Rcr,-
1 /. - -. 49,. -,
~ VI MOSCOW 10 cnaiIlIah ana D. IL.
irEin Of Livingston rs secretary.
/ Tie eonmittee IN rasolutlons renortod IN
L,s,,noo a. ,olo,,,a ,,.htaL ,,d,..,,,tt,,,,.
s''NDV' as 4oi'VNS' winch lesolutloAS
fGe unanimously adopted; In favor of a
lieIm primary for the nomination of all
iSlGates for Stat5 and district Offices;
llrrung delegates to the State conven-
"a 70 use their best efforts to see that
ame is Incorporated in the next State
eModatlc platform; d lining to indorse
ftie executive ceIsai-ess., and cspea-
,ly re ctS 'tean thereseY when they de-
hf tNl refused to obey the instructions
lae last state democratic convention in
Eaans UNIFORM date for the holding OF
nsiles ior me nomination OF State of
~ "a this state; recommending the hold
primary election by the voters of
eA county, for the nomination of the va
sS candidates for county and precinct
Sses. July y; recommending that the
sPsmag test be printed upon all tickets
s. slu primary election: In voting
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TWO NOMINATIONS MADE.

MeKan1y for the Senate, j. w. Reese for
the House.
Bockwall, Texas, May S1,--The town Of
Rockwell had the unusual distinction to.
day Of having two separate district dem.
ocratic conventions.
The delegates to the Thirty eighth repre-.
sentative district convention met at tho
court house at . p. m. and after the usual
iormalities nominated James W. Reese OF
hooyse tor representative for said district
OF Dallas. democratic chairman az the Sixth
senatorial district, called the Senatorial
convention to order, and Hon. w. c. Nc.
hamy OF Dallas was nominated for son
ator Mr.. Mckamy had no opposition for
the office In Dallas or Rockwan counties
Both conventions Endorsed uniform pri
maries and declared for the adoption Of
the constitutional amendment requiring
voters to produce a poll tax receipt AS
condition to suffrage
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/ HENRY MADE FRIENDS
| i, SoeeeIl at Marlin, Where be
aid Thomas Debated.
|,,ce HAS CARRIED POLK COUNTY
80, Senatorial Nominating Conven'
ne n Us Held at RockWall--Other
~ Texas Political News.

r.,ns June 3.--Hon. r. l..
Nl" "A Cullen f. Thomas. candidates
az from this district. met in joint
a.s sn - the court house last night. A
rovd was present. Including good
Frhsr q, ladies' Mr.. Henry opened the
.s,on dwelling at length upon National
aIs,rct appropriations and his ser.
!. eongress for six years. challenging
..,,ent TO show one instance wherein
n r, "a sreryed one iota from the principles
h =, asmocratlc party and from the Kan
rttv platform. His argument through
n "a, along National and district issues
/ .,tlrely free from SANDER aud personal
n. and was loudly applauded aud intelli.
[,.ty appreciated
4, Tbomas in reply touched up his OPP.
-, .harply upon his actions in congress,
-.sre6 MIN for having enacted no espe-
n, ,s,islatlon, accused him of being al.
= rith and supported by the trusts;
tsst at length upon the Waters-Pierce
\ saslngny and accused his opponent of
4. assisted financially aud otherwise. in
~ Inv the Waters Pierce Oil company
/ v ~ agents. and after a Duuntiful supply
n "A Il time lime Jokes. made remarks at length
| Il, Henry's attendance at the Kirby
|,,,ast In Houston twhcre every official
| fsras was invited. He said he PRO
E,,sS II he went to congress, to stop the
4 ss,mons appropriations; to equalize ths
Nh expenses OF a soldier who draws
IA Surlal expenses, and a congressman who
kSsyes thousands; that he was opposed 10
kwelnnent appropriations, whether fos
I'm districts or for his own. His at
XII upon Mr. Heury's personal character
E,s unappreclated, even by his most ardent
llnrers.
EsSpstltor up with red hot spikes, bring
III forth evidence to prove the assertions
[fbs opponent were untrue. and promising
4, retire from the race should they prove
Ehsn or where at any time or place or
trser any circumstances that he had ever
IAN assisted financially by any trust espe-
f,lIr the Waters Pierce oil company, Mr..
Etry was loudly applauded in his re
Esns,, and apologizing for having been
Enwn into personalities he entered a gen
4 ft denial OF all accusations against him
Eil challenged his opponents to bring forth
NJ proof.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Legislative Investigating Committee
Is Now Doing Some Figuring.
THE GOVERNOR IS NOT IMPROVING
School Apportonment for June An
nouneed--Body OF Veteran
Found In the River.

Austin. Texas Juno s.--rhe Legislative,
Investigating committee is az work hgurina
on the total expense OF their dual report.
So far they hnd that the report win cost
about SToo aud viii be as large us the house
journal Of tho regular session OF the legis.
lature. About 1000 copies will be- printed
SO that members OF several legislatures yet
to come VIII bc able to set a copy Ii 1,
the Intention OF the committee to puhlis,,
every line OF testimony taken during th,
course OF their tthcrs
1t Is doubtful whether or not they Will
pub ish ccftatn testimony taken at the Con,
tederate home, given by several old sol
diers, who refused TO sign their testimony
alter IL was reduced to writing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
KILLING NEAR LIBERTY.

c. A. Corson Dead and n. P. Robertson
in Jail.
Liberty, Texas, June 3.-Yesterday after
noon about 6 o'clock H. T. Robertson shot
and killed Charles A. Corson about six
miles south of Haywood this county. Cor
son died at o'clock this morning and Rob
erson is in tho Liberty Jail Corson left
Liberty the afternoon of the killing under
the influence OF whisky and Corson was rid
ing on horse with his shotgun. On meet
ing Robertson. cursed him and fired. Rob
erSon returned the fire with a rifle. Three
shots were fred. Corsou was hit, but rode
over mile afterwards There had heen
some misunderstanding between the parties
about some land
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
TEXAS WOOL MARKET.
All Receipts Have Been Sold at Sar
Angelo.

All Receipts Have Been Sold at San
Angelo.
coleman, Texas May 30. Approximate.
~ the wool crop OF Coleman county for
Iuis season Is 2ouooO pounds The lowest
pp.,e pau was ~ cents The highest
price paid was 159i cents The average
mas been from IL TO 1917 cents. Most of
me wool was sold before the sheep were
sheared' Practically all has been sold.
Marble Falls, Texas, June 1.-The sheen
industry In this section is gradually civ.
ING way to cattle and the amount OF wool
marketed here Is growing less every year.
nn'N about 10000 pounds has been sold at
inns point this spring and none is being
held The price paid was 14ia cents.
san Angelo, Texas, May 3l.-This week s
OF WOOL have been entirely sold out Prices
are said to have ranged from IN, TO II
cents on six and eight months clips and
10 To l3l2 cents for twelve months
Llano, Texas, June The entire wool
crop has been marketed Sheepmcu gen.
orally are satisfied with the prices re-
ceiycd. which ranged between 15i3c aud
Ice About $4,000 pounds shipped
Goldthwaite, Texas. June r. There Is no
longer \ wool market here. there being only
three important clips In the county and
ranch.
San Saba. Texas, June NO wool will
he marketed Mt this place; only small In
tcrCSt here and what is Will be sold az
Ll3no, Lampdsas or Brownwood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
JUDGE REAGAN HURT.
Nothing Dangerous but He VIII Feel the
Effects for Some Time.

Nothlnq Dangerous but He VIII Feel inc
Effects for Some Time.
Palestine. Texas, June 3.-Judge keae'n
fell yesterday at his home, badly prn'slHS
himself He fell from the top OF the steps
a distance of about FIVE feet Whiie mo-
dangerously hurt, he will suffer frem Inv
effects Of the full for two or three weeh =,
Being heavy. he struck the hard sT9Snhu ~ ~
his face with considerable force hls Pir9,
Int rs no bones are broken he will soon re-
He Is today suffering from soreness b S
most over the entire body, not belhs AZ.
TO use his left arm and also hnds II u'i
fcult to lie down. IL % 5rive
Late this afternoon he was anne ~ Seco.
TO the city TO attend the Confederate 20
ration exercises. but telephohe Ss the
inst received from his residence shss .Si.
Judge feels very bad, though nothing p'''
lively serious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Two New on Commands Chartered.

Austin, Texas, June 3.-The following OIL
charters were filed today
-Four Gusher Field Oil and Pipe Line
company of Beaumont; capital stock 500,
600. Purpose to prospect FOR oil and other
minerals, erect tanks, pipe lines etc. hi.
and c. H. Hodge of Beaumont, and S, II.
Huston Of Houston.
Lucas oil Distributing company Of Beau
mont: capital stock $4,000. Purpose TO
store and transport oil, gas brine aud other
mineral solutions, and 10 operate pipe lines
between different points in the state. hi.
rectors. w. NJ. Lucas, j. ID. Cameron and
NJ Wisdom, all of Beaumont,
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nodv raksn from the River.

Gonzales, Texas, June 3.-The dead body
Of Ramon CARA was found in the river
this morning near town and from evidence
before the justice Il IS thought that he
went to the river 70 go In bathing and
fell In while undressing. The body had a
shirt and shoes on, with sock tied around
Inc neck. He was seen last Sunday and
was drinking somewhat at the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Decoration DAY at BRYAN.

Bryan, Texas, June 3.-Decoration Day
was observed here with appropriate serv-
ices at the Christian church at 4 o'clock
this afternoon under the auspices of l.. S.
Ross chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, and camp j. u. Robertson,
United Confederate Veterans. The exer-
cises consisted Of songs, recitations read
ing a poem. and an address by Mr.. Lamar
Rethea After the services the crowd re
paired to the cemetery and the graves OF
ali the Confederate and the few Federal
soldiers who are buried there were strewn
with flowers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
cures When poetors FaII.

Mrs. Frank Chias5on Patterson, La,
rites June s. 1861: IF hGd malaria feYet
In very bad form, was under treatment by
doctors, but rs soon AZ / stopped takin2
rsed a sample bottle " Herbine
found it helped me. Then bough,
two bottles, which completely cured
me. / feel grateful 10 you for fui.
nishing such a splendid medicine, and
can honestly recommend 1t 10 those sur
fering from malarin, rs II viii surely crrc
them" Herbine. zoe bottle at a, Il. Keis.
ling, J02 Main Street, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
SUIT FoR HEAVY DAMAGES

r.,.rad Aoaknst a Michigan Lumber
sdiIS, spTEa any at Lake Charles
l,sini Chortas In lime 3.-.John Bur
equal Nn"iies -, -. che kirby
effectsHay began SUIT ueAihs' N,,oh
cure eter company OF Menom'nee' Mion.'
600 damages. The Kirby-carpens.r
owns 20, sos acres Of pine lana IL
And ss.rish, which they placed In sur
Mn neaands for sale; Burnett sofa .o ,ue
t.adY. ract 70 Jonn s11 an acre. and
no hAJfor s1oosVo'' W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
sprina Ailments

There Is an aching and tired feeling; the
liver, bowels and kidneys become sluggish
and inactive. the digestion impaired with
little or no appetite. no ambition for any
thing. aud a feeling that the whole body
End mind needs toning up. The trouble Is.
that during winter, there has heep an nc.
cumuiatlon Of waste natter In the sys-
ten. Herbine will remove II, secures 20
tho secrctlons a right exit, ana by Its tonic
eject fully restores she wasted tissues and
gives strength In place Of weakness zoe at
A. z. KeIsling, to2 Main Street. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Texans in New York.

New York, juno 3.Thc following Texans
are registered in New York.
Houston Miss Bolton, Broadway Cen
trial; Tom Flaxman, Miss Kate FlaNmun,
Herald Square; l.. e, Read, Imperial.
Austin Elmer l.. Knowles. Marlborough
X. L. Hutchins Herald square.
San Autonio-C Morgan, Union square.
III pnso-W. Woods, Westminster.
Dcnisuu-l. II. Hanna, ST. Denis.
TcXat--A King and wife, Albert =
Burchill, Criterion.
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Austin, Texas, June 3 Patrick Riley,
aged "a years and one OF the old soldiers
Mt the Confederate home, was found dead
in the Colorado river this morning near
Tinuu's ford. He has been misslug from
tho home since sunday. lie entered the
home about three months nco, coming from
Galveston, and It is stated that he mad
considerable property there al one time.
but that the great storm ruined him hnnn.
cinlly. During the war he was member
of Watsons battery Browns regiment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Would Wlde Renutation.

whites Cream Verulfuse has achieved a
world wide reputation as being the best Of
ali worm dcstToyers, ard for It's tonic unfit
ence on weak and unthrifty children as II
ncutTali2es the aeidlty or Sonrness OF. the
siinilatIon Of food. strengthens their nerv-
Gus system and restores them 10 the health,
Vlg0r and elasticity NJ spirits natural TO
childhood pc at A. L. Keisilng, 502 Main
Street, Houston.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

victoria, Texas, June Sired j. Allnoch
and Miss Rebecca Mitchell, both OF this
CITY, were married at o o'clock at ST
Marv's Catholic church and left on the
morning train for Galveston. whence they
will take steamer for New York. They eI-
pect to be absent about six weeks.
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Wrona Name Given.

Llano, Texas. June I'm The Post OF
June ] an item appeared stating that Jim
Barber had been convicted of burglary aud
theft The item should have read j D.
Barber instead OF Jim, as Jim Barber Is In
no manner connected with the case. -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
For Those Who Live on Farms.

DR.. Bcrgip, Pana, III, writes; II have
used Bnllari's Snow Eminent; always rec
ommead IL to my friends, rs / am confident
there is no better made. II Is dandy for
bnrns.' Those WHO live on farms are es'
burns and bruises which heal rapidly when
Rallards Snow Iniment Is applied. II
81 Guild always be kept IN the house for
A. q. Kelsling. 500 Main street Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
rmentx-five Years for Murder.

Fort Worth. Texas, June 3.--Tonight the
iury in the FLOYD Marshall CcoIoredl murder
case returned verdict giving defendant
shall killed Henry Tlllerson two weeks ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Did Not Garry the Names OF Two Cti-
zens Of Texas.

Austin, Texas. juno g. Tho secretary OF
state yesterday refused to Gle the charter
OF the Star Petroleum company. capt. n
stocE $4,000, 900. for the reason that it
failed 20 name two Texas citizens as In
corporators. 1t was plain oil charter and
the question OF merging nine oil companies
into one under this company's name was
unknown by the department until a couple
az outside neWspl poTs reached here .Oday
Acting Secretary Of state keeble IS that
the charter he returned yesterday contained
nc such provision as those ST. led In certain
papers: that II II had the charter would
that character are forbidden under tho
statutes. He pronounced tho story 10 be d
fairy tale" so far as the charter named
was concerned.
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Charter Filed.

Austin. Texas, June S--rhe following
charter was filed today:
Huntsville Cotton oil company Of Hunts
ville capital stock $4,000 Purpose to cs.
tablish and maintain cotton seed oil man.
ufactory lnccIporators: j, II. Irwin, e..
A. Wynnc and Il. S Rather.
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the hlrby-Carpenter company failed to
iuaAe deed MS per agreement Burnett now
sues Tor his commissions.
y. Montalbano began suit for $40. 162 80
uamnges against the Louisiana Western rail.
WAY Tor the death of his father, who was
klllcd at Ninton February IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
colinaaworh County Convention.

sslngton' Texas, May ga conven-
the democrats OF Collingsworth
nv VIE ls called TO meet at the court house
u rrns on Saturday, June IA, for
INrsrsi Az, OF selecting delegates TO the
fhers r Tisltlct and State conventions
Etscs,. WI De no nominations for county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04

NJ, ~ me Stump for De Graffenreid.
D. leSas' June 2.--Judge John NJ.
|ssAs. anu Hon, Cone Johnson delivered
Ea,s :. az hndale Saturday afternoon in
H. ~ congressman r. c. De Graffen
Lsass nth large and enthusiastic au.
Il them liner appointments will be made
Fdrs NM w SPEAK IN this county this week.
f. Nneah left today for Kaufman
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THE RED RIVER is UP.

People Are Getting Out OF the Valley into
the Hills.
Texarkana, Texas, June 3,--Red river Is
out Of its banks in many places In this sec
tion. The water is still rising and settlers
along the valley are preparing to leave for
the hills, which they anticipate as a GER
talnty, unless a lull sets In within the next
twenty four hours The Sandcrson planta-
ton near Richmond. Ark. on Little river,
is under water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Ely Years for Rohheru.

Corsicnna, Texas, June Milton Grace
charged In four cases with robbing, pleaded
guilty 70 each charge yesterday and was
sentenced 10 fifty years In the four cases.
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Nothing equal 10 Pricky Ash bitters for
renewing that sluggish bilious feeling. 80
common In hot weather II creates
strength, yigor, appetite and cheerful trir-
It's. a. p. KIesling. 500 Main street; Cries.
cent Drug Store, $40 Main street, special
agents.
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"a, ,,-,- 'eeesssesssssssssssss.s.
BALANCES IN THE STATE TREASURY

- austin Texas June sThe following Il, tho h.,.u =, !, - u
ui"s on that day, o the
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WHY CHARTER WAS TURNED DOWN

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