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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDON A dispatch to q news agency
from Rome says. King Nic;ur Emmanuel
has conferred ON Slgnor MaScagui, tho
composer, the title Of chevalcr Of The ardef
OF Savoy. The comforting Of the titlp on
Mascagni Is attributed to tho kings desire
to show sympathy with the composer as a
result OF his tribulations IN the United
States.
NIOzatlan, February o. There wore four
deaths from plague today rhero are forty
-four patients I'm the lazareto. A man was
found at Condis, small town near here,
suffering from the plague
NAPLES. Rear Admiral Crow9nshled.
aboard his flagship, the cruiser Chicago
has arrived here from Algicrs.
ROME. The vatican cmphaticallv denies
all the rumors OF Cardinal Rampola's dis.
| satisfaction regarding Governor Tnft's at
utude on the Philippine questions.
BARCELONA-Thc workmen's associa-
| strike
LoNDQN.-James Glalshcr the meJcorol-
| cgist ana aeronaut, Is dead.
| ,COPENHAGEN.-.S some papers state that
| the question of the sale of the Danish
! West Indies Is about 60 be revived. Fresh
! proposals, IL Is said will he presented hv
a representative Of the United States.
! LONDON-Thc British steamer Westhau
from New. Orleans, has arrived with tht
| crew " the American schooner Anna L.
milford, Charleston, January D for New
| York
CADlH, Spain The strike which wa,
begun here recently was the result Of gen
oral dissatisfaction with the existing condi
tious, aud Is rapidly spreading
MANlLA.-rhe government is prouorip,
10 thoroughly round up the disoricrlv neT
sons In the province 81 Bulucau and Rial
where the conStahuaTy. In accordance viii
orders from the war department viii be ne
inforced with several companies Of native,
| MANILA. Governor Taft is drafting
hill TO extend civil government 10 tbe 80,
tions OF the island Of Mindanno which ar
inhabited by Moros.
MEXICO CITY. The members u, q,
newly appointed silver commission. renr,
senuns all lines OF national activity mn
ali foreign Municipalities here viii asscmil
| on the 18th '''' ''
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EMEGM.

The Macedonian afalr Is regarded a.
serious menace to the peace OF Europe In
A war with Turkey, Belgium would hkely
bc backed by Russia.
The London Times thinks that Roose-
yslt's trust policy win weaken his party
Hubbard r. Snith, United states vice
eAnsul gencrnl 10 Caiso, is dead.
War preparations mr." reported 70 be pro
cecdlue ia t;uatnnala. \ censorship has
Socn established over outgoing cable
grams.
Five more death. from the plague are
reported az Mazatlah
,'cparn Rubino. WHO attempted to as
sass,nate King Loopn'd, was given HE
sentence.
The Philippine coustn5ulafy VIII be rem
forced with several conn uujes - natives.
1he crown princess of SaNony Is reported
~ sn,ipa Tint she Ind dismissed Giron and
deeply rcpents her hight
Thcrc ia n considerable clemrnt IN the
French chambers favorable TO reopenlng
the Dreyfus case.
The steamer Mslinna which sailed from
Ncw York last saturday with 81 party oil
n,rarsionists for cruise around the Carib
hcnh sl,nds. went ashore on reet near
Hamilton. bermuda. The ship is tota
insa I'm, the passengers we're all rescued
Guatemala is reported to have a force o
spp: men on the fron1iet.
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AENpERsON,s DENIAL.
Saws He Doesn't Know Anyone Con
neoted With the Standard

Saws Ae Doesn't Know Anyone Con-
neoted With the Standard.
Washington. February 10.The Post to-
morrow will publish an interview with
Speaker David b. Henderson Of the house
with respect to the reports connecting thu
Speakers name with attempts to thWart
action on the Nelson publicity section OF
the department Of commerce hill, Thn
speaker cmphatcally denied the reports
lie said. I'm the first place, | have never
known any person or official connected
with the Standard oil company In any way.
nor do / know any such person now.
Kissing from his desk In the speakers pri-
waite room aud walking over to one of the
"'rhc only relations | have had with any
person Identified with the standard OH
company was some years ago Then
wrote a letter TO MIR. Rockefeller and asked
him To assist In some project for Iowa uni
rcrSiN, my alma mater. don't recall
however. declined tu assist In whatever IN
dcrtalhg had mentioned to him In behalf
OF the college.
In the second place." continued Speake
Henderson, 81 know nothing whateve
about any standard on amendment hefur
the conference committee on the depart
meut OF commerce bill, The reports men
toned are entirely new 10 me. had moth
ing 10 do with any such amendment
/ Replying TO a question, the speaker said
/ 81 have heen I'm consultation often wit
the president on this matter, and ! m
ready to work In complete accord wit
him, as I have been I'm other matters O
White House yesterday, when we dis~sse
the program as 10 conference In the d,
partmcut of commerce bill which has jus
I been accepted by the house
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All cases In the criminal district court
were continued until the March term IN
authorization Of the signing ~ the bill by
the governor changing the present terms OF
that court
Report " city treasurer shows balance OF
cnsh ON hand S08,0ss,2i
4 formal invitation tn Governor Lanham
and stan 20 hc present at unNctllnS OF no"
nnr monument has been forwarded
Justice Matthews returns verdict IN Nor
rlson inquest ease stating deceased met
death from shot fred by Riley
/ Mir. Del c. Smith Of spokane, WASH
president u the Eagles, viii arrive today
and be attingly entertained.
The Humane socicty civic club and
Emitted Chnritlcs have agreed go work In
harmony for the good ot the city.
The Houston Gun club will erect new
club house before return Of the crack shots
to Houston,
A number Of afddayits VIII be died in cor
porntiou court against persons falling I,
mike proper sewer connections,
Mr.. Wilson OF Kirby Lumber company
says plans for development Or Texas by Kir
by aud Frisco road are wider than yet uu
, uouuced
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DOMESTIC.

Justice Gainor Of the Brooklyn supreme
court mas decided than abe recordhs or
registering ot any het and not The oaking
Of It, constitutes m iasue of chance aud
Is IN violation OF the laws asaiaSt sam
bling,
The Tennessee senate adopted es''n''on
lnstructlng the delegation from that State
10 the next democratic National convention
to urge the nomination Of n southern muu
for president
The nonunion miners and the opera 'oys
discussed their side of the coal strike qncs'
tlon,
Covaruor odell Of New York has gone Il
washington ON visit TO President Reese
yelt
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

,,,,.-.,. al, iurv returned
AlAGIN Ia ne Gra,tS Carson, chnrg-
true nlu aG4nSt MIS- EI@ of Robert &
E u' MN '1g "gbner VI, released on
iIES9y January T. S1e "a ,pear Febru.
nrt ~ IL, INV sun W ''''' ~
iNnfANAPOr Ind Tb, IA tioual ex-
or,itlvs Lo9rd of tha III,ita5 Mn g Workers
of America anIninted " II n Va Rims f
ohio and 7, ID Nichols of fine mn, hratitu
district or po,,1s,-ir,'ia w. on 70 "A a. shinc.
ton 10 work for the Neutrality-suspicious. .'a9or
bill. -.
INDIANAPOLIS. The cviden In me
rohblng. will be finished TUESDAY and pre- Y.
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Conductor Hughes Found Dead.

Tcmplc, rrNas. February 10. AZ bate
hour this evening the Santa ZEE train callcr
found Dave Hughes, a Santa fe 'onlrc;nr,
running between Temple and Clchurn, dead
In his cuboosc. hughes came in on his um
at . o'clock this morning aud wen; 10 hcd
In his caboosc. Dnnng the day the brake
men entered the car and cleaned M ard
noticed the conductor lying in the hunk,
hut, thinking him asleep, aid not disturb
him The caller visited the ear 10 oau HIM
for an outgoing train mt tins evening aNl
discovered him cold In death, having ap.
parently boon dead some hours lmgaes
lived az Clchurnc and leaves "a wife and
several children He wnS Wcmlcr ~ the
Order OF Railway Conductors, lo,ll
lodge took charge ~ the remains, M I'm.
quest had been held MP 10 haze hun 10
night. but it Is thought that death resulted
from heart disease,
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CONGRESS.

Me house by vote of 251 10 10 adopted
The conference report on the department
a commerce hill Littlednld Of Maine was
,be only republican, who,voted against the
adoption If the Report
Congressman Ball made a speech against
+hA sdoption ~ the, conference report on
me departnl ,nt Of commesce hill.
Senator Morgan del ivercd a strong speech
IN advocacy ~ the Statehood NIL IN tht
course Of watch he charged that the OH
was being delayed ~ the republican ms
jority In order 70 keen down'a discussion Oh
thc truft question.
Tho SENATE adopted tho conference repoF
On the army general strf hill.
Mr. he Almond pred pltated an Interest
Ing debate 800 the house over Senat'
HannA's bill 10 pension exslaves.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Senator Llpscomb paid an eloquent trn'
r,o 10 the heroes of san Jacinto I'm advo-
'o.v Of the state taking proper care OF
ihe famous battlefield
The senate adopted the house resolutions
providing FOR o. committee to visit san '".
rluto 10 500 what is necessary TO convert
II into a park.
The Nicholson BILL providing Tor 'n!'t
ing ttle to certain land in the Panhandle
is regarded as being Of much Importance
The election hill which has been INTRO
duced In the house is patchwork AFFAIR
aud members who reported 1T are opposed
to certain features.
| The senate accepted the invitation to WISH
1 Galveston and PASSED few local bills
The house put in the day debating tn
| Bryan cattle uuarnut.u me line bill
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TURF INVESTMENT" COMPANIES
u... Been Forced to the Wsll at 81
HsV ouis and Others Likely to ouo"'

a.. roro.d TO the Wall ct ST.
r1' ous and Others Likely to o.o"'
TorIs February i0,-Thc visible as
80 - the John ] Ryan Turf IhNes1t-',n,
~, ,nar,, ,,ave been seized on the 'otnpIan'e
~ ,t,ss Nfa bel QUINN who alleges 'nal Su,
rms NOT nern. Htted to withd1." her liou w.
"''5 sa uSI haen %, Vrantecd. The company mas
uS -''I -.'o.o,,,cr,,V to pay . pee cent "eeA'
l.. 81, ,,ono, iptr,l Ncd to H. ,s.,a boud
~ Oh m"ile' t..rTr ent was lifted ~" t
l''5' ,l +bat aska, was hled W D,.on
ro.tt,snt company. T W ohpt " tttbdrnvy-
romn1uv is filled with u 80, ord women
INC fhrir funds Crowds ~ S,se.o i've turf
u.ieu wy tbis evening Thy We ty,e.t
yua51 't,r,a,bel the return 81 Ew,iVad to
o,t .uuad 4 police Wa ny f,in+nd
Invent any trouble Several We W. If me
ln tbn dense crowds The mana RON
sr,,epl concerns now experience ", Their
sr'ttu,r tr,,turirs are unanimous IN So
Uli,ilust Incinrntiol thut they ave ,t, ,
Won. TNpsa companies have heeN -
so,,, % IN = uer cent dividends a wee ,r
The difficulties of the Ain'lu D'n' -,
arrf Investment" is said to have iiaoll W "
of 81 CCo coo II Is alleged th4t my H.,
hon Increasing the number of their P,lN,,
rrs ycry rapldlv and that the money L"TT."
from The new clients was us1u ~ ty ~
| thn adj This company started out Oh C,Hl-
ZHr ,'' cont wcok'y returns on money given
! 4. =, f.- ON horse races hut has Erauua.ll
| droppad TO per cont and this canSeu IN
/ -roihle a number Of the people "tulLHi..i
! ing their money in order "a pace IT. WIZ
/ other pcoplr who lil higher for H. 49,.
| Tho opinion is that number, 81 w
.turf investment" companies will GO ~
the wall within a short time. as me svue'Ns
| has been heavily overNorked or ,AIs'
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CABLEGRAM CENSORSHIP
War Preparations Reported to Be Pro-
ceeding in Guatemala.
BONILLA HAS GUAIEMALAN SYMPATHY
But Government Not In Position to Ad
Hin---Savsdor and Nicaragua Pro-
tecting Themselves.

Panama, February 1o,-No confirmation
has been received here regarding the re-
ported declaration % war by Guatemala
against Salvador and Honduras. it Is wen
known that Guatemala openly sympath'zes
With Senior Bonila, president-elect Of Hon
duras. but It is reported the situation IN
Guatemala Will not allow the government
to render Senior Bonilla any substantial ald.
salvador and Nicaragua are protecting
their respective countries. War prepara-
lions are reported TO be proceeding III
Guatemala, where a restriction has been
established over outgoing cabesrams
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meeting Of the trustees OF the Hons
ton Lyceum and Carnegie Library was hold
at the city library last evening. only RON.
tine business was transacted.
The committee on finances, consisting ~
President " II Dickson Mrs ". E Ken.
DAN Mrs. H. Ring and Mr. W II wilson
vas continued The committee has mot
abandoned any Of the original plans for no
library ana expresses the conviction that
within few weeks ample funds win he
secured 10 complete the building end a..
nish II. though from what source * no,
given ont at this time. "''
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WASHINGTON.

The president nominned number Of oft
GERS to be hrlgadier generals. preparatory To
placing them on tho retired list.
The president and his cabinet held ses-
sion. but gaFe ont the Information that no
decisive action was reached on matters I'M
der discussion. The Venezuelan ofrair aud
the Philippine currency situation were dis
cusscd.
The Bolivian legation has received a rRb'e-
gram from the minister OF foreign uicuirs
denying aggressive action against Rmzp
The republican senatorial advocates ~ a
compromise Statehood bill have prepared
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
.7od,o's Weather.

-. shtrs4ou, Veterinary io.--Fsst Teras--
80, Wednesday anad Thursday fnesh west
Winds.
wee a exas--Fsir wednesday and Thurs
day
Alabama Main Wednesday, colder IN e,
IRENE south ocrtion. Thursday, ta'r' ifeSA
southwest to northwest Winds
Mississippi CLEARING wcdnesosyE eouet
In southeast portion. Thursday l0f' i'esD
southwest 10 northwest ~irds'
IouisIsna--Fxtr Wednesday. snd in1rs
day. fresh winds,
New Mexico. indian Terri tory okianoua
and Arkansas-Fsir "Wednesday and Inurs'
dhy.
Observations taken by tire United states
weather bureau az D. m 'oth me''ulAN
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LARGE FORCE ON FRONTIER.
a General Row Among Neighborlng Ma
4lnr,r Seams to Be Browne.

A General Row Among Nelghborn9 VA
tons Seems to Be Brewing
Panama, February 1o.--lt is reported that
Guatemala has 5000 men on the frontier
The Nicaracuan government has sent forces
from various points to help the retiring
president Of Honduras, General sierra,
President Zclaya NJ Nicaragua and lresl,
dent Reealada Of Salvador are convinced
thnt General Sierra viii not allow the
meeting of the IIondurnn congress Coy
oral Guerrero. one Of Senior Sirwa's MN
listers. has left him Ia join fresidente'ect
Bonila. who has organized his government
~ Amapala island
The origin Of the present conflict Is me
opposition Of President Caberero of Gunle,
Nicaragua In favor Of General Sierra.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

HEARNE. Candidates. for cts osl.s
are becoming numerous and the Ontol
present is that the campaign Wy y :
the Il ficid ID for The orice Of tax a''sM y
collector.
ENNIS. The remains or Mrs, West Blt
mont Of Hillsboro' who died here Sigtl
moruiug at the home of her slsl sI..l " !.
j. p. Mann, were shipped to eofscapF Y
| interment.
! CELESTE. The norts 1tI = sa v
| header freight on the sania 49,,
wrecked four miles nohth 81 , - a h, 4
i cars we're, dltcnen' no one uu'F 7 = E
ELGIN The city has succeeded e H : 4
ing a dnr supply Of water YET a \. M
b VI WHitI W., NJ ,,.o Iil worry. Tnds.
N'KINNEI. At a .SPeF mee ,..sisd NJ
of council IL franchise wa , ssaT't 70 "a
era Nson COUNTY 1870 sys,em here, WI
in a new "hash.,gy SlS0"
VIII N'sTlN EH ...o, receipt, I
w0 \. ~ soason omar are ii,sS0 M
Worth ~ " i,s../ason Of 800, lsa
against . !@6S, ;o 10 ~ eb nsy Yards
are only "a . J twenty cars Of "a, "
WILLS p olN,l,-,i w ,rn1 wills wills Papi :
steers we ~ s. sh'n IaSrket O The cattle hss
the st, l. u y ,hn ma" ranch Of Colonel I h
T Br@an 'g south Of town. and were = '''.,
c9n9iti9h' st11 Z Z. The local - 9puVWN ovTl
! ever heat. lu =. dss
i e,pi,st Il " Temn crance Union H's
nnT3 on SSrns he Eplsf opal, PS SIs
called Rev, PlGTf =, Z,
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Adiudoed Bankrupts.

Austin, Texas, February ~. In the Fed
oral court Yesterday q. !. Manner 81 La
Grange, e, v Taylor N Wchocryinc and
NJ j. Parsons OF Lulmg We're adjudged
bankrupts.
Victor Hockworth ~ Elgln hlcd petit
tlun I'm bankruptcy asking a discharge from
his liabilities. Liabilities Sid03Sf: assets
Si25, " which SluA Is claimed as exemption.
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RAILROADS.

Mr.. Hawley says that the Rock Island viii
attempt TO make use Of the franchise recent
IL passed granting privileges over streets
Of Houston. Locally the franchise Is re-
saried rs being killed by the Central deal.
There has been an increase of cents ID
the rate on lumber effective April l.
The Texas roads have put In rate NJ ]
cent mile for the Confederate reunion al
New Orleans.
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In..rnotod lar sonthern Man.

Nashville Tenn, February 10 The sem
ate adopted today a resolution iustructing
the Tennessee delegation to the next demo
cratic National convention To urge the
nomination aud placing q Southern man ON
the presidential ticket. The resolution WAS
fathered by Senator Ledgerwood, au eN.
Va1praI enf1{ar
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton continued very strong and values
advanced ON free buying IN American mar
kets ON the belief TINT the demand will
cause sim higher prices
Tho stock market opened active but thr
tome was not maintained and the close
showed declines In many stocks.
The grain markets were rather quot
nothing occurring To enltvcn trade.
! Whcnt closed unchanged, while corn I'D
ont4 advanced slightly
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BIG ERE REPORTED.

Ohio Town Is Reported to Have Been
Almost Wiped Out.
Columbus, Ohio. February l1.-Fire is re-
ported to have almost destroyed the town
Of Bremen, 1900 inhabitants, forty 1--WE miles
south Of Columbus late last night
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FRISCO At NEw ORLEANS,
Mayor Vetoed Franchise Ordinance But
the Council Renewed It,

tSperiul 10 The rost)
New Orleaus February TO- Mayor Cnrde'
vile tonight vetoed the 2.l'nau3c rrantms
the Frisco railroad a tatmudl franchise in
New Orleans on the ground THAI !; liu not
properly safeguard tho Interests of the ely.
After the mayors comm ur alton was lead
the council passed the ordinance over MS
veto and the franchise Will become opcrD.
tive as soon MS the necessary publication In
the ofAda journal Is mnio,
The Shreveport aud Red liver Valley ord
inance lid not come mp tonight Ihc com
inittcc was not ready 10 report and ms n
result the ordnance welt uvc" until an,
other meeting of the council
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so.,nlu Island DIsastef.

Paris, February lU.-Ehe governor ol th'
French dependencies In the Southern fa-
clnc has uablod to the colonial 3iflce Una.
aroap Of islands forming Dependence. OF
the French possession Of Tahiti, society
Islands Tho governor adds thai ne Is pro
cvvding to the relief OF the sufferers
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their measure. but are afraid to introduce It
yet.
A favorable report has been ordered on tpe
bill to provide liehtship on the heaids
bank AZ Galveston.
The house committee on interstate and for
eirn commerce has agreed to favornlly re-
port the Elklns antitrust bill with amend
mepts
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Z. & ?. 70 Lay New RaIIs.
lsneclnl TO The Pnst.N

Ncpttlul 10 lut fObil
New Orleans. February 10.--1ne TEXAS
aud Pacific Railroad company ANNOUNCED
today that It has awarded contract f,r
S1,O0o,0o0 worth of new heavy steel rails,
The entire line between New Orleans and
Shreveport viii be tolaid with new rails,
and when the contract for rock and sraNcl
ballasting is completed che toad VIII pe
one OF the best In the country.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
Gold storane Plant at Ennis

Ennis, reNas February D'-Ihe hhul'
cold storage plant hurned here THIS morn
lug about o'cloc6. Most Of the goods
were saved, but the fixtures were Almost
IA total loss The fixtures Of two SALOON
outfits were also stored in the building ana
we're buG,y dumngcd, The insurance ON TINS
wrulc was only partial
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~ CeIebrated 1aes VIntaae

Is represented In this market by G.. II,
Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne. To whose
magnificent quality and natural drynesS Is
due It's unique position. manifested by l2a-
10 cases imported in iN02, being ioi ,3O4
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san Francisco, cal, February io.-Nl III,
,y,rsbins in Admiral Glass squadron sailed
from this port for Honduras today WIN
,ha Now York arc the Boston, MnrhleheaI
ana Hanger on the New York there WIS =
small Ere in the pnymastors cabin yest'
day. 1t was easily cNtlngniShed "hlE VA
If tne woodwork Ia one room beng
sfrpypd
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The Gulf National bank OF Rsapr,o,, :, =.
had a remarkable growth. as ev,den.,n,, h ~
It's statement 70 the comptroller Snen,ns
for business September l. II has ~ as
months accumulated deposits. ~ nail.
three quarters OF a million dollars.
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Another Rock Island Extension.

Guthrie, o. r., February 10.-rhe Rock
Island Will extend its road to a connection
with the Santa Fe at Tonkawa. It viii
necessitate the bridging Of the Arkansas
river near Toukawa. This will make four
cross-lines owned Jointly by the Rock U.s.
land and Santa Fe IN Oklahoma from Enid
TO Newkirk, Kingdsher to Guthrie, Chick
asha to Paul's Valley and Waurika TO Ard
more
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IN. ~ locomotive works were received here
by the International and Great Northern
Inst night They are NJ the very latest type
OF locomotives aud are designed to ilnkc
great speed. The International aud Great
Northern now has some Of the best cnsi1es
In the South, Several more new engines
from the same place will arrive in few
DAYS
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Store and Residence Near Texarkana

0tOrc aNu Ng8TIgTINV 'FN077
rpxnrkunn, Texas, February 10. me res
idcuce and storcroom ~ Henry Schacht'
a farmer residing four mlOs from here was
DESTROYED this morning. The entire con
FONTS Of the, hhlding was lost, As the tam
u, Was i'm town when the hrN occurred
and no one was there to save the goods
Loss $1,000; no Insurance.
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Groves Black Root liver Pins.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root rhey act on the liver
effects, No gripping, no sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation. Price - cents
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Barn Near Corsleana.

Corslcann. Texas February No. The barn
" Fred IIycr, fourteen miles southwest OF
here, was hurncd saturday night, Barn ana
focdstun were worth Sl2H, ana are totai
lp4g
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AnnIIes ior Rankruntou.

Hampstead, Texas February 10 II.
Jackson, who has been In the saloon busl-
mess here for several years has iiled n
petition In the United states court 10 bc
declared bankrupt