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WORTH KNOWING
AZ This Season Of the Yea,

Any cough sccoppe MED ny eTpectorst.cr
which 7sts over three OF four DAYS 70
quirrs attention oud treatment: this docs
not moan visit 20 tho hospital nor tn vorr
physician nor Wholesale dtugEfnr with nat
cnt medicines; hut u means that some sim.
ple. harmless elective Fnt,saptic remedy
Ike Stuavt's Catarrb Tablets shorld no uss1
10 ward nT any possible termination IN
Fueuponi1- Nhr"nic Catgrrh. Bronchitis or
CouSum ptiOn
An OF these formidable diseases s.,~+
from common coli neglected or allowed
e. rlu its course and 1t is only the axer
else or common every day caution 10 cura
q colo as quickly rs possible, not 50 nuch
may become n neglected
Perhaps no remedy Is so safe reuable and
con!enlent 70 stop cold or obstinate cough
as StuHrts CStarrh Tablets
The extract n blood root contained IN
them combined with the red gum ia the
Eucalyptus tree seem 10 put the mucous
nemorane Of the nose. mouth and throat In
q condition % throw on the germs OF ca
tarrh. bronchitis and consumption. and a.
they are taken internally they seem 10
sqhallzc the circulation and place tle bodg
In that condition ~ health which resists
sud throws OF the germs of disease
A person In perfect health rarely cstcbss
cold, and II he does throws Il OF IN 4 dsv
or tRc. but wAere the cold hangs an 80
ping up the nostriis- Irritating the throat 81
there Is persistent annoying cough N he evl
dent that the system Tor some rsssou Is
Nhanie 10 throw on the disease germs which
c2nse the trouble; little assistance Is
necessary. aud this ia best given hv tbs 80
I 81 some harmless germ destroying nntlsan-
lie Ike Seuart's Catsrrh Tablets which \ 20
also paistahie and equally 80 for Children
and adults.
Druggists sell these tablets AZ "a csu,s
! tuil sized package. higher 10 price thsn
troches and cheap ccuEd syrups but
stparts Catsrrd Tablets contain antjsaptic
properties which actually cure colds. "a
/ tarrh and throat ana lung rroubies vail.
Z Is notorious fact that cough drops and
cen-n syrnps are largely composed ~
/ opium cocaine and similar drugs that have
no curative power
II e also true hat many popuiar nonld
mediclnes and tonics Tor cEtarra depend
I upon the nlcolol ths~ coutsin which give
simply q temporary stimulation q 40 real
wise 49, y. NtArE-
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RIGHT TO CARRY A GUN
on rAET OF EXPRESS MESSENGERS
sEFoRE CORPORATION COURT,
A rrscsice Ccnrer krnens Trees Wf7
Hsse Large sur-s Of Ccmps1Ys
Mercy Ter Delivery

Has wsiA-Fsrss a. a-T orsar srfr-ss
rsssenssr TIE rish, 70 ,arrg dsaaiy
~eaponf
Tdis question ril cene 10 Il RS cos
roraticn rpuFt this Afternoon hefofs b
eordsr RaiteT rhsr the case q George q.
Cou1or. Jr. win b called Tue youzs
ran was Oh CraFtofS street AZ - e'elceA
lat night and seat u The srati9a o. ne
charge Of riding bis blycie ritaoas
Ilzht when tas arrss.iug oTiesr sssScaed
younE Connor he was tognd to have a
45calgber Cclta rstofver on hA 9srse1-
uncn arrival at the station, Cisrt Gtaas
hsld the prisoner Tor psFaty Chist Howard-
who Intercepted him. Mr. Connor con
fessed very frankly 80 carving the gun.
bat said II e&tenmtinn tdsr ne vas "
opiDion ~ lad riglt 90 % -. acc9rlln :
20 his line % empl0Enien-. lie said De
was mcuev delivery clerk and t41e u the
dschaege % his drties be vas often ~
posseFstep % large suuss which lt vas MS
dety 70 protect BE also said V W1s an
Hz1erstocc matter with the company tlaz
messengers Vere te 20 armed
Deputy Howard lgossd ap TIC i7w IN tne
case, bus Ess uaaals tc decide % mattrr
ard ordered Mr. Connor held 60, rial t1.s
afternoon on tba additional charge ~ an,
lawfUAy earrrtue q pistol
snps-inteadenr rztt ~ thr Wells Fargo
conpauy aaid % ~aS aware -har s.i u1es-
s-u<ers IN r-at1s went armed SOD zIsT rGF
drirers - uc1S- A. ~eT wagons fEe
weauous wpre Hat roneeH -f nu- ~a-a f3-
rls8 10 hes-rrs srpr7r-aj lg ae'r f-i
opan 10 visr
neps.r Howard -F rtrer. -r ' th
se-rfo- ~ -aa Strve g- r11r r-~rii-s H
pauaItT of trc- sZ5 fQ syn f0' "17ilT
carrying g Te7rcn ur -s.er-7' 1eiH ;
made 70 rra c11-oa .r-rr- ~ r-s sane
Tho case Sc ~ i0ts-fE-t-= one and vt .H
ocl0- ErEr4'- ll--4 ~ 81
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lines e prsuess interests trades and PFC.
taseions ~ The cty, Interesting 9uaetiSns
lcokirg q the development % Marlin u
Al Important ways wsra dacus.ed Win
earEest7aas by prcninens cldnens. Aicus
this lie many valuable suggesticus we're
made IL vas universally agreed that az
90 cistant day. two suitable men should -
placed On the read 70 stverttis Msgin a.
q health resort
Ihe bell wee~ii question -as amcng Issues
receiving special attention. and the pusi
ress league proposes % render al possiole
aid 20 the farmers. looking to the sKter'
niratton q The wesru
Annual ccicers were elected &c fellows
James r, Tsylor, president; ?. g. ohrP,
sscretArv: c 7. Curry. treas
MS WIS the srst annual meeting Of M
LsaHge
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IN THE SOUTHWEST.

High Winds with Snow and Freezing
Temperature.
Louisville. hy,. January REPORTS from
portions Vt the Southwest and from nearly
an parts Of Kentucky indicate that the Of.
tects NJ the northwestern blizzard sre being
severely felt ms Louisville the wind has
been high an day and at one time blew
forty four miles an hour. The wind here
aud throughout the State was acconpa MED
az various times during the day and tonight
by heavy snow. and the storm described nv
the weather bureau as energetic partook
largely Of the nature of a blizzard. Several
persons were slightly injured here today
by an awning which wss blown from lis
fastenings ami some minor damage was
DONE
There has been a considerable drop In
temperature throughout the Southwest To-
qay and freezing temperature Is expected
IN that section by morning
ueSsec.
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Arkansas Pass Texas. January 5.-one OF
the most delightful entertainments Of tho
holidays was party given 5y Mr., Arthur
wilson Delicious refreshments and games
appropriate for the Christmas season. ar.
ranged by Mrs Wilson, the hnsts mother.
were pleasant features % the evening
Those present were; Mrs Collins Misses
Susie, Annie and Ruth Beek Eva aud
Amanda Beyettn. Belle and Esfplie Kinnoy
Sallie snr' T0mmlc Saint. Katie Hnfebeft
Siclln Wilson, Abuie Hagenhuckir. Nettf,
Huichius and Nessry Walter aud Arthu,
Wilson nnd John - Wheeler
Misses Mattie sud Leo Harris entertained
2 number n their friends one evening dur
Ing the holidays
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seess ncei. r-sn1. EdEsr watkins vtce
rranfs w . PASCAL. secretarys q q.
q No-roTr. rrudrctors J. : Peterson.
wz1sers yvfiiiarr PrseocS. riwht sup2crt
reti- grand. L. 7ennsr. iafs surycrt
ro,Ia rrsrf. Charles - Schultz righs
a-sna rrrre-s. o. e Encc. crrsr guard.
pssf rrara r Rccerts acted - 20
staiifr- csrcer sssists1 er Past Grand c.
e gwfrda1 ~ rwsntieth Century ledge
fAszs VI 90
ne atrsudauc. wss larvs And ezthrsi
asti~ and n. rercrts % he Srar1 ledge
% .h- stats show Ions star Nc : 20 -
10 : vsr- hsalthv ard prosperous cc1diric1
hcss q u,srr4 rshtp an1 hrs1ess
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Hillsbore City Matters

Hiusnoro, Texas. January IA PROPOSE
tton to create the oface OF city recorder
was vigorously opposed in the city council
last night by Mayor Pitts and Alderman
Nicholson and was referred TO the crdi-
nance committee 70 report az the next
session OF the council
Paul Dato WAS reelected superintendent
OF tAs water works.
The city attorney held that the city could
forcclosa on cemetery lots and prevent pur-
chRsers from usipg them. some had bought
i,ts and wouldn't pay for them This step
is tskou 10 force collections.
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sagcAurloNs At AUGUSTA.
Src0s Guard 70 Protect Negro Ac-
cused Of Criminal Assault.

Strong Guard 70 Protect Negro Ae-
cused OF Criminal Assault.
Augusta. Ga lamar T. To-day when
the negro. Miles johnson. was hainz tried
~ the coGrT house. tire auildjuz was strong
" guarded. p'tac7uents from the mill
tla ~ the CITY under CAPTAIN !. RenkL
machine Eun, and sau7d - thirty M
icemcn and tVeat,.arc special depaties
guarded tho rour- house Johnson is
charged with c-imiu4 assault The four
gates 90 the grounds arc guarded by sol
diers and no one Is allowed to enter s1-
cspt officials without special permission.
The negro is Sept Do q room iu the base.
mert while tho t-sl Is uor ln progress.
md guarded 10y n strong force. so Tar
there has been no Aemcs >tratlon ny any
~ the mob. thouch tuc Southern train wa
entered last Night on which tire negro
vas expected 10 arrive from savannah.
The iurE 5rougH "a a verdict ot =uIlrv
~ o late hour toni -ht and the court sen
fenced Johnson 70 ho banged February s
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VI and - ChaII.rn. Mun,n.

Salt Lake, Utah. January The JET
fries Fitzdmmous combination Is grestly
worked w over the uotorlety Munroe has
obtained as a result Of his 90 with cham.
pIon Jefries, and as a result both Of them
tonight issued statements that may h.,
regarded as challenges 10 rho Nfont,r,.
miner The statements in eject stats
that either nghter win meet Nuuroe fnr
9 limited number OF rounds or a kuockour
hSnl me purse 70 be a secondary CON
only dub fighter; that he bas received
~" meen free advertising az their expense
ana thnt they are after him.
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Msd.na County Matters.

HontC. Texas, January 6,-The Medina
county commissioners court Ia special SEES
sion today appointed A. Eames Esq
rs county attorney, vice ". j. Harper. late
Incumbent resigned. since forming part
nership with Mr.. ia NJ. Montel 10 tho
prscticc 81 law
Before Adjournment the court also or
dcred. through Agent T., J, Blncks, the
printing ~ sixty bridge bonds ~ 500 each
hv = Dallas Arm These bonds were voted
last fall FOR bridge purposes and are forty
voar per cent interest bearing bonds and
may he callef Ia sooner at the option ~
Medina county
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SIDEWALK FsoPoslrloN

D. 10 g Submitted to the Legislature
by Dallas.
nslss Teas January The naUzs
Commercial rub and Dallas ctr council
in'1t committees on oaartor amendments.
tonight o7sidorSd resolution calling on
'H f"7ns titles m me drst class .populs
non NJ f""n ont upward ~ mite with
h'Ias n utSi0g the Legislature % submit
q constitutions. amendment 20 vote - tho
people permitting and empowering cities ~
the frat Gloss 10 ie~r BnJ collect tavss f7-
the Improvement of streets and stdap silks
THIS Is desired In order to Get around pres
eur hou-st~ad law exemptions f0s.
r'rs or rho resolution Is SET for next Tues
H.r --f
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North Carolina senatorship.

Charlotte. y g.. January THE demo-
cratic legislative caucus viii, Friday uish6
AZ Raleigh select a candidate to succeed
Senator Jester c Prtchard. republican.
Ia the United States senate There are
hyc active candidates, as follows l.. =.
Uvermau OF salisbury, e. h. Watson ~
Winston salem. General j. :. Carr OF
Durham. Judge W. A. Hoke OK Lincoln
ton and Lock craig IL Asheyille
Tue democrats control The legislature hy
large majority.
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MCCORMICK TO RETIRE.

Probable that = Georgian VIII Suoce-d
Him en- the Bench.
Especial J7 The Post
Washington. January IT Is ssja here
On good authority mat Judge Andrew r
NrCormlrk o. tho Federal court NJ appeal :
FOR rho Fifth circuit. is soon ~ retire
We has about reached tho aze for retire
ment and 1t Is said has expressed desire
thar his successor he named He IS -iti-
zen ~ Dallas
a. w Hundl.y of Huntsville Ala ha.
been here for the pasr few DAYS Quietly
working "a secure ths appointment for him
self Alabama ia already represented on
The bench ct the Fifth circuit IN the person
of Judge SHELBY. a. IL IS unlikely that
Hundley wiu he successful Judge wiz.
lam r. Newman ~ Georgia It Is under
stood. viii ne urged Tor the place by m,
Georgia delegation. he Is democrat
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Bryan, Texas. January The fo s
marriage licenses have been Issue
the county clerks office during t KS
week c A Blake 10 Miss Name /
William Hudgins 10 Cornelia ha!s' \
Manford 20 Georgia Clover Fayeu
10 Lille Sergent. Richard Marley NY Y
Graham. John Allen Moore % W.
Garrett Parks, W I Johnson 70 w
Bephow. George Calhoun 70 AaaE
ford. -. p. Bate 70 Miss Znla pe I'm.
Ross to Charity Howard, VINE ~ Il,
Johnie Martin. r. W Thompson nv, " L
Holden. Cav Evans TO MARI sl Iss,
Congelosa TO Mary Girratapo, "a ~
houn 10 Rosa Mitchell Bonnie ~
Lena Corttspeer and Marvin HUN :"
Palmer.
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Merehants. eamNal Il coIorado.

Colorado Texas. January q The most
interesting event Of the season was the
'MerchRnts' Carnival % the opera house
last night About FIFTY different businesses
aud professions. represented By young
ladies OF the city dressed and decorated
for the cccasicn With behtting emhlems
Music by the Colorado orchestra. one OF
the hest Ia the West The opera house
would nor hold the people
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Hampstead ressS January "a deed
V's 6lAd vita the county cIsrs today IN
which Joseph Terrell "a receiver ~ me
Stole estate conveys n =, *. Norris Of
Houston 5000 acres of lspd known as me
Bernardo plantation FOR cash canside-a.
tion 81 sS-,p'p THIS Is one ~ the finest
tracts 81 land iu Waller county
deed WAS alsN 6led with the clerk today
IN which + w. Norris conveys TO y W
Hardy ~ Beaumont the above mentioned
tract ~ land. containing 500 acres for a
consideration n $4,000
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A,,.nrr.nt n 49,. &c.

Marble Faus rexas January az A
Sanders proprietor - the star restaurant.
made al assignment today 70 favor n bis
creditors This is the arsr erent u the
Kind II the town for a number ~ years
rhe liabilities Il Il said. win nor exceed
SSoO aud the assets viii Tar exceed that
J, 3, FertA is the ssslgre@
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ORGANIZATION EFFGcTEn

Anu-Wolcott Republicans and Dens'
Elect Speaker of the Hou,e.
Denver, Colo. January 7--AftH ?
Than six hours voting. during wEa
division Of the vote of the republican :
hers, who are IN the majority, niAl
election ~ a speaker impossible, ne =
house n the assembly effected . e-I
mise organization. A combinsuoa
formed among the republicans opposs
Wolcott and the democrats. which ~.
In tho election NJ ] B Sanford 80 IVY
u r. not believed that ssnatnr % w
Senator Teller can BE- chosen az nh'
sion.
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10 SETTLE BOUNDARY DISPUTES.
Fayorabls Report On lrter1at.ona. Abb
trauon Treaty


Fayorable Report On international ABB
trauon Treaty.
Washington. January THE senate cor.
mittes on foreign relations today authorized
Senator Lodge 70 report Tavocsbly the gen
arsl International arbitration treaty recon.
msuded By the Pan-Americnn conference
q last winter. The treaty is en- me liHas
II The Hague treaty. bus applies oaly to
1t provides a tribunal for settling disputes
IS 90 boundary lines aud claims aul also
"vcr other questions concerning which lG.
lions may uireu the treaty FOUND favor
with tine committee as another step lu ruE
general adoption ~ the principle u ar1itrl-
zion, ana tue opinion was general THAT
favorable action on rne agreement AZ rlis
NhiF ~ Tue q mixed states would have 81
-Jo4 euect nu tlr settlement NJ the dtfnc-
Ties between eueEuela ADD Ll. Eurou-aE
creditors Of thst nation
During the executive tssior II rle senate
no action was taken. Ev the treaty. THE
contrac cling parties oul!sate themselves 20
submit 20 tle decision % the AroiLratcrs
all controversies that exist or which may
arise aud which dipiomUcy can not settle.
provided that iu the exclusive Judgment
ot any Interested nations, tLp courrovrr si e
90 not AFFECT either t1nic independents or
the Nauopa. honor. The treaty provides
that when both parties 20 the CONTROVERSY
can agree 90 refer the question 10 dispute
20 Inc Hague tribunal 10 snail be also ~
terred, but thar otherwise II shall he re-
ferred to a special court In case a special
tribunal Is created ,t Is TO consist II tvs
members There IS also provision 20
. resort 20 mediation In case Of a conflict
which promises to lead 10 war. and In r1!s
connection the right to offer mediation ls
specially set forth
An Interesting fac, in connection with
the preparation u the treaty is that the
Venezuelan representative IN the confer
ence refused on the Instructions ~ his gov
eminent % participate iu the formulation
/ of the document
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League Peace Conference.

nieagc' January Ban Johnson. pres-
.aent ~ the American league. announced
tnls afternoon that the peace conference
between the American and National lea ms
President Johnson, II is said Will - -
. maze me PLAYERS contract the Issue ~
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Ons kiIled. ona EataIIY Wounas.

Ardmore, T., January lin ~
ARRAY in which rides we're lred. rsn
norvtlle today. Gale Brady was slLsSs
Tom Kelly was fatally wounded, 2,
and Kelly were farmers, and dlsp1is
three other men about fences and tDsA
ing followed.
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TERRITORY FIRES
University at Norma Was Destroyed
Loss at Hobart.

Guthrie. o. T., January I'm. y
university bulldinE IN Norma vas II
DESTROYED By Gre, which Is suppose,
have started IN the laboratory suusil
ploIve chemicals. The faculty VII >
to see what can be dons toward u
building.
Fire, fcli0red By an explostor. ntr
Hobart, caused loss Of S6o0ol IN
started In = hardware store whss. q
mite was kept The force Of =.
plosion was so great that Cordial Y
tain Park. Msngum and Hsrrtson, Y
miles from Hobart. reported the Enl
The town Of Vista. IN Southeastern
lshoms, has been DESTROYED by nrA
SoS on
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The Passing Throng

HON T. r. WILSON q rsSsrnua
rassed through Eo1stc1 last HiSht 90
rolte h7-s. after havJn- suaul severa.
DAYS hsrs snd in Gairssso1. Mr. wilsoE
vas a MEMBER x ths stat. senate durink
ths TwsEty-sfrth .nd rwenty-sevsnth Les
lslAtursz. sns al the electio1 ia Novs1ber
as; was reelected 70 represent his as
trtct tr yhat bcdy 60 the Twenty -etzhta leg
stature. NIc Wilson was one 81 the uloss
influential members % the state ssnats.
He is zos q great osator, bur he sccon-
plisaas bis ends IN q zrist wsy. and hts
effective sock has been noticed en- sew
eraI urruHitlcrs which cane III for con
-idecaroo DR. tue senate vale as vas 4
ulsizas- thereof he has 5eeu ezceedinzlg
pocl.a- since bis sntry Into ot1-iSi life
au4 l-sre ~1s no member ~ ths hranca
* tae legislature w1o uEte mare friends
trac Senator Wilsoo He has great Fac
ltT. zoo, aud oce u0s too common ID thfs
3av 1rd time ~ standing av his 'rfsads
u0cu ell occasions. ant b. has ret 90 20
1c. go enc weo needed BIS servjcs S4u-
s.- Wus-r served CO number q iu-
pet.au- ---11ir.sss Ia East legislatures aud
reformed 1i tae services required - hin
ia ar able. conscientious manner. u z=t
10 Hc-st1a 1gfts 0ttso." said Ar vllso1
70 F0es reporter. and an alwa-s zj1E
-rss rho Aac-ru-.t- 1-eseuts itself l--
-.- 90 ro1- bore rEe-s is always sgc1
cons -aa.a IuNl-t W energy sud .r-
Jg le sa=L 1ara r-lt feel IS u arr Do
-.-y U--0- tlaE -N.ca t-s size ~ Hrgs.
.0- I trI getting erEfE -1utfanrf ~a.-
7'Hr wilson, frr TIRE converting m rIs
.s-...7tHra On lHHstar snt BOOK 'nr-vn rs
0t Er.uaictluces RIO rshius e-r ones
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Poi, nned hx Hair Ionic

Hulshorn Texas January Tom CausIer
Is suffering with = peculiar case ~ poison
Ing. re put some tonic on his hair made
~ auinine and bay rum Hts head and face
are 50 swollen nc can't see His con tiion
ls such ss 10 cause grave appreheusiou
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Marlin Texas, January IA most i'm
portsnt meeting n the Msrliu Business
ieaEue was beId lsst right concluding With
4 smoker II a royal character, which was
euicysd to TIE highest dssfss hy ths
splendid assembly ef men, Representatives ali
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sAEalEFs, nEeAsrMENr.

sto.en, from j s. Bowser's nuis psr.
sa,ocston' Texas. one dark bTowr mare rsuie.
~ and Z hslf hands high, Q Or years
o.l hnocf1. plecky laaGe. heavy Fore
netly nesa and caerae haired, raare Knh
eafs latsly reached Ten dorGrs rsward
Ter returz q Euls, A. 4. Asdersen. ssarn
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Death of a.,

washington. January captain Frsnc,s
Marion sehsn rs years old. veteran ~
ne Mexican var. scout and platnknnap
$780, mi, y e az; toek across TIE western
* ~ 49,, 80 nFss Tsfon tTain 70 California
dad bars today. u s0'o tnere'
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TRAIN RoBBER lDENTFIEp
Alleged 10 Be the Leader Of q N
9arC Of Bandits.

Ianq q Bandits.
Memphis, Tenn. January 7.--Gern
gers. one of the three men arrested
terday by the police, was today ns.s
by brakeman OF tnA Frisco system Il
leader Of 4 gang OF bandits that II.
the fast passenger train on the St 4
and san Francisco, near BounesTils /
some months ago.
John Estelle, p second msnbes 4
trio. was delivered 70 Illinois oGicsn I
taken 10 Marcus, H., 70 stand trill 4
charge OF being implicated In hNGz
the Burlington near that point On u
:. 1892.
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an Wi 80 b 49,.

corsicsns. Texas Jannsrr Profs con
nell aud Mallsv viii discuss the hoiI veerii
question bsfofe the farmers ~ Nsrarro ana
aaioin,lg counties OF the 18th and ? larre
crowd e eEpected
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AZ a meeting q I.oae SCAR E0dge No i.
Independent Order Il odd Fellows. tues.
day night tas following officers were duly
Installed for tbs present term. D. T. a..
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united mo5.,ns e,te,,si,,,eo.

The entertainment 10 Do given by Bayou
City lodge No. 104, United Moderns. a,
Bryan hall Friday evening January O. VIII
begin IT o'clock sharp.
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AZ a Liver Tonic
use oxlpiNE.

HilII cooked corn Dset aaa uot ), Ds.,.
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q. A. PARK,

q. A. PARK,
General Industrial andImmIg ration Agent
Louisville & Nashville RI.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.