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want 70 the present controversy. There are
also other provisions In the protocol which
do not meet the approval of Mr. Bowen,
and the Italian ambassador bias cnhled 70
Rome for permission % withdraw item
Regarding the German protocol itila 81
known, except that 1t Is along the general
lines II the other two Several chances
have been made In Il since yesterday, and
other changes arc likely. It Is understood
the German protocol Will be somewhat
shorter and more concise than the British
and probably will not contain more than
eight articles, 1t viii provide Tor an Ia.
itin payment Of the same amount rs those
Of italy and Great Britain. The last coua-
try will receive lta Arst payment IN casa,
Germany and Italy beiug content 60 re-
celyc theirs thirty days after the signing
Of the protocols
The fact developed today that some II
the uuallied powers are considering the
matter Of sharing the expense Venezuela
will be put 20 In carrying her case to The
Hague. since a decision would affect their
claim
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ROBBERS AT WORK.
The Home Of M. M. Graves Was Blu
lzed During Absence of Earril,.

The Home Of M. NJ. Graves Was BURGLAR
lied During Absence of Family.
When NJ NJ. Graves and his wife rs.
turned from church service last night to
their home, oo7 Caroline street thew fopnd
it In the widest state of disorder. with
their effects scattered about and dressers
and closets rausacked everywhere.
To add TO their confusion Mr.. and Mrs
Graves had left the house securely Locked
when they started for service, and whom
they returned they found no evidence of
anyone having broken into st. save for rho
suspicious smashing in Of a side window.
telephone message to the police ststion
brought Officer Baker. who was no, sIn,,,
IN discovering that the window had nm.
douhteQiy been broken in from the Insi6a
OF the house. The window shade baa naeN
cur on az the bottom, ana the discovery
OF bits OF broken glass scattered aro,nI
outside the window were annie nronFs ~ !
tge pane had been broken from the ipsIdcS
~ the house '"9'U1
Up stairs In the servants room Ofeoor
Baker found two negroes. Of6cer Rster
togk them both TO central station ana
lodsed them on a charge OF suspirion r,,tl
the robbery can be Investigated furthe.
As yet the Graves are not able ia stotc
Just what articles were taken i,,t "A, y
general plunder Of the home sboyyad +bHt
nothing was overlooked In the seorch ~
money or Yaluahlcs The police Will cto'
day. 70
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SORE NECK

Take SCOTS Emulsion Tor
scrofula. Children often have
sores on the neck that won't
heal up, The sores may come
and go. Parents may not
know what's the matter nor
what to do. Scrofula is the
trouble and SCOTS Emulsion
is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
cores. But that is not all.
Scrofula leads to consumption.
This is the real danger.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
~ounce of prevention that
keeps off consumption.
ws'ssssns 700 = llssls 10 ny, II you Ike.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 80 Pearl street. Nav isr>
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failing from the high sidewalk near the
Cotton Exchange
Members Of Dick Bowling Camp Of Con
fcderate Veterans propose that next annual
eucampmout be brought TO Houston
The funeral OF rho late Albert Levy will
he conducted from the residence at 3.3O
this afternoon
The Young Mems Christian Association
organized Young Mons Sunday club aud
elected officers
The Dick Downing Monument association
has dxed June 3. 1908 as date Of unveii
ing Of the Dowliug monument in this city.
Governor Lanham and Judge o'Neal Ryan
| Of St. Louis will be the orators Of the
day monster military and civic parade
viii he one OF the chief features.
Carl webb, a messenger boy. riding his
bicycle, colliDeG with plank placed across
Franklin street bridge and was severely
injured.
Inc board OF public works met Saturday
night and selected one Of the two bids
for the construction Of the market house
for favorable report at the session Of th'
council this afternoon.
The order OF Eagles entertained friends
with an elaborate program last night Il
the club rooms,
Burglars ransacked the residence OF NJ
NJ. Graves while the family were AT church
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SENATOR'S ARE RESTLESS
the Disposition of the Statehood Bill
Worries Them.
g.
THE %PUBLICAN LEADERS AFRAID
or Test Of Strength on the Agricultural
Appropriation BiIl-The Week
In the House,

Washington, February s-All indications
point to the conclusion Of the debate on
the statehood bin during the present week,
but no one can tell at this time just when
IN the week the change vii. come or how
It will come II the plans Of the re-
publican leaders who oppose the statehood
bin are put into effect, the commission Of
territories viii bring in a substitute bill
carly I'm the week, providing for cousoiida
tiou aud the admission Of two States. This
Will probably not be done, however, unless
assurance can be secured that the full
republican vote can be obtained for the
consolidation. II this plan does not take
shape senator Quny Is likely to press his
statehood amendment on the agricultural
appropriation bill. and test OF strength
would cusue The vote on this amendment
VIII be very close If taken, and. while the
omnibus bill advocates feel THAI they have
a majority they realize that t will not be
the statehood bill alone and by Itself. There
is now some talk of admitting only Okla
homa but If this should be undertaken
10 VIII be only as last resort and VIII be
postponed until towards the end of the
session All senators are becoming very
restless under the present conditions, and
10 Is evident they can NOT long continue.
Tomorrow, In accordance with notice
given by Senator Allison. the bin making
appropriations for the District Of Column
bill VIII arouse debate. but advantage viii
he taken of the opportunity to further the
efforts TO compromise the differences on
the statehood bill An effort. also, Will be
made during the week to secure cousidera-
tion Of the Cuban reciprocity treaty.
devoted to eulogies on the public services
OF deceased members.
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New Orleans Entrlea.

One mile, selling The Black Scott ia,
Denny Dudy ll2, Glenzcn i12. False sll2,
paudic Rel 10, Sir Kingston iCa. Bouu-
tcous 100, Accolade 100, lack Ford iOQ,
Or Fannie l07, Eliza Dillon 107. -Four
Leaf Glover ld7
Six and half furlongs. selling -Arachne
10. falurm lCi White owl lOb Jerry
Hunt lO6 Moroni los, Katie Gibbons los.
Plaster lo4, Opumo lU3. Senator Morrison
o. Breaker 81 L0cachc 81 lmmoteIlc 81.
One ana an eighth miles. selling Campus
l07, Chopin lOl, t2nik lOi, Albert lee iO4.
Right Bower lN, Lime light lui Radiant
Heat lO4, lrOnls TO- tsOldagu lO2. Free
Pass lp2, John A. Clarke iOl badger "a.
One mile. handicap Scotch Plaid los.
Eogsweh lo2, Harry New lOl, Telamnn 100.
ihilo 100 ST Tammany "a, Hedge al.
fiNcelshths OF a mile purse. 3.yenr,
oids Glenneyls 10, Right ana True no
| ROYAL peCeiycr 10, Frank Rice no. spec
l0t. liemock io7, Sweet Nell l01. Iosettc
! leo, silver Fringe 100. Lady Mistake los
| Apple sweet l05, Princess Tulane los
one aud an eighth miles. selling -El Rev
/ III, Ernc los, The Way los Moskcto iOa
/ Russian los, Polly BiXhy iOl. Chickadee
/ lex, Plead 10l, Leenja 0S, Sue johnson "a
| Chantnrelle 90, Simeon o.
| Weather threatening aud track muddy.
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THE HOUSE FORECAST.
Most Of the Week viii Be Devoted to
Appropriation Bills,

Most Of the Week win Be Devoted to
Appropriation Bills.
Washington, February s-The house
win resume work on the appropriation hu's
this week Tomorrow is District Of Column
bis day Beginning Tuesday the appyo-
priatiou bills will be kept TO the fore.
The sundry civil and naval appropriation
bills are both on tine calendar. The former
probably will be considered frst. A special
rule win be required for the consideration
of the naval appropriation bin, as # con-
taius considerable amount Of legislation,
especially that for increasing the number n
officers I'm the service. which IS deemed
vital and unless o special rule IS adopted
an now legislation would he subject to q
point OF order Friday is pension day, but
II other things press tho leaders may decide
not tao give up tae day 10 this class Of
business.
The session IS 81 far advanced Tint
minor matters have 10 give way for the
supply budgets and other imperative mat
tiers The friends Of the currency bill are
stiN insistent on time for consideration OF
their hill, but the chances for 1t are
growing more slim, and, unless time is
given this week, II is difficult to figure
how It VIII be possible 10 give 1t any time.
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UNITED STATES COMMENDED.


Eriapdlv Action ~ Gover,n,e,,t Al, Silver
''~''N' S,Iost;,,, e\1Sl,c, b.
SN09'O' -'e"0e 'e'SS'
Mexico city, February S,-lhere is great
interest taken hero I'm The action of tbc
,,,,.,.,, ,,,,.--,,,,,.t Co. t,r,,lg .l....
''Au' '''" s"'', ""'"' ''' "'""' "' S''N'''
aud President Rooswelt's ready willingness,
To aid In tho solution If "a problNu OF s,,1
IT,, t,,,,.,.,,.., a., ,tt. ...
N'u'' ''NPO' 'a"N' ~ '"'' NDu"'t' Is Great
ing an excellent feeling The attitude 90
:he American government is cousfdortI
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ToOAYs RACES.


Five furlones selling -Amoruna lo3. The
Counsellor 100. Ripper Io4. Lady Calamity
0S Isabellta o. Orosius 1913 Mirelna lo1.
priestnAe l07. Tamm los
Seven siSteeuths OF a mile, 2-year.olds,
selling Royal Intrusive Ill, Eudolfc tB. h.
Amigo pamroul los, Emil ILL., Cayucos
uBlk c. Traphean Abbie r. 40. punctno
M
Mile and one rurlons. sellng-Dance Along
LOG, Ulloa 100, Kim Rock ia, Tcnrica 1O6,
Philarchibald 100 Honor Bright 1o4, Aims
GiVer iu6. Forte to6
MQc, purse Ethyleue 100. Dtderot III.
Grail lo, EPicurc "a, Lender o. Gold Van
la5,
seven furlongs. selling -Tyranus 1906
Lone Fisherman 100, Estado lOl. Fat Nor
rissey l0o, Rose Of May no. Bonnie Lissnk
l0I. Msraschino 10t. Bcrnota 100. Mission
| lus.
rhree.quarters OF mile. selling Prue
| los, Hilary LOG, Homage l03. Amasa l08,
! Light BAH 102, Mnresca l05, Champaign
lOl. Legal Maxim 30, nterpdo l02 Straight
| Shot 100 Riualdo l02
Baintng and sloppy
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TEXAS

Senator Hanger was so III AZ Austin as
N necessitatc removal to his home at Fost
Worth
r. 2. Lee camp NJ Veterans az Fort
Worth partially indorse the Hanna slave
pensioning scheme,
j. w, higgins OF Waco has resigned the
craftsmanship Of the aDti.prohibitlon cam
paign committee.
A local option election for Waller county
will probably be ordered today,
satisfactory test run was made az the
weatherford cotton mills.
Work on the Galveston sea wall was in,
terrupted by high tides.
Engineer Sechust and Fireman Smith
we're hurt near Beaumont, when Santa
Re freight engine turned over
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SENT AN ULTIMATUM
Brazil Notified Bolivia That Acre Would
Be Occupied by Her Troops.
PENDING SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE
Revolutonists Victorious and PlaclSo
Castro Proclaimed Governor Of the
Disputed Territory,

Rio Janciro. February s.-Thc Bolivian
government has replied TO the Brazilian
government agreeing TO Brazilian occu.
patton ana administration Of the Acre ter.
ritory pending the settlement OF the dis.
puto and Offering to send a minister pleni.
pOtouiary 20 Brazil Invested with fIll
power TO negotiate a settlement.
New York, February S-pe Assiz Brazil,
minister from Brazil to the United states,
who Is here, received a cnb.rsram today
confirming the Rio Janelro dispatch to thc
Associated Press relative To- tho dispute
over the Acre territory. He said tonight
II received cable ad9ices tolay reladra O.
the Acre matter. The Brazilian govern
mcnt sent an uituatum To Bolivia thli
should Bolivia attempt to take possession
Of Acre Brazil would occupy and admin
lister 1t until reasonable settlement OF th,
dispute was reached.
Il am Informed by today's cablcrram
from the Brazilian foreign minister, Baron
De Rio Brauco, that IN answer to this uitl
mutum Bolivia has agreed to the Brazilian
military occupation and administrator OF
the territory OF Acre TO the west OF 1ac'
river. The Bolivian government advises
mat they are sending TO Rio Janciru
minister with special mission to reach
satisfactory solution hy means OF an agree
meut or submitting the dispute 10 lrbtr0
ton, as Brazil herself had proposed som'
days before.
Porto Acre. the last point IN the Acr,
territory which was held by the Bolivian
troops against the revolving BraLllaus, wa'
captured by the reyolutionists under PA
edo Castro on January ~ says the cable
gram To me. Castro has been proclaimed
governor by the victorious reyoiuti Jnist'
and IS ready to acknowledge Brazilian an
thorlty. ! um advised.
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DOMESTIC.

nr. r J Fisher, former resident Of
stephensvilc, Texas, was shot 10 death 10
LIS home at Reagan. L T.
slight earthquake shock was fclt In
Kentucky and other states
Special services were held ~ the minis.
tiers throughout Kentucky urging reform
In the administration Of criminal laws
Business men Of san Francisco are inter
ested IN having the plague wiped out.
Virginia legislators are determined on O
statue OF r. l.. Lee for the National CAPT
tel
Attention is directed to the fact that tn,
standards hank In New York has q larg,
amount OF government funds on deposit
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odaY's Weather.

washington, February s.-Enst Texas
Increasing cloudiness Monday; rain at night
OF Tuesday; fresh south winds.
Loclsiana, Alabama and Mississippi-Fair
Mokgay Tuesday, RAIN light to fresh
winds, becoming east to south
West Texas Generally fair Monday: rain
at night or Tuesday; possibly snow in the
panhandle.
Arkansas--Fair Monday. Tuesday. rain
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Monday. Tuesday, rain.
New Mexlco-snow Monday In north rain
IN south portion. Tuesday, fair.
Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at ,. m, 10Th meridian
time,
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LEGISLATIVE

Members Of the judiciary committee favor
an appropriation Tor the exhibit at St
louis and their opinion will carry great
weight.
In a letter to Mr. L1nhaG. Secretary Of
Agriculture wilson has polluted out possible
had effects of moving the quarantine line.
Mr.. Sanders Of Maverick gives facts and
figures sgainst the Bryan bill
II is not believed that either ot the bills
providing for abolishing the absolute lease
line will get through
The grocers and butchers are behind the
Increment for a constitutional amendment
permitting garnishment OF % per cent Of
wages
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ROLLED FOR MEDALS
CARLSRUHE TROPHIES CHANGED
HANDS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Some Good Scores Were the Result Of
the Spirited Contest on the
DumIer Alleys.

ont at Dumler's alleys, on the Harris.
burg road, the Car)sruhe bowlers kept the
piu-stckers jumping forward, backward
and sideways nearly all of Yesterday after
noon. The Incentives for the Carlyruhes
were The Gus Dangermann medal and the
MaN Densag cup The Langerman medal,
which had been held by o. Shone, was
won yesterday by F NJ Heinze with q
score Of 81 The Diensag trophy fell TO
while George Voss had the honor of the
monkey doodle, with a score NJ H. The
scores follow.
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A LENGTHY IRA ENDED.
Verdict 0 fGulty Against Twenty-six Of
the Defendants.

Paris, February s-The trial OF a number
Of Arabs at Montpelier for the revolt
against the French residents az Marguerite,
Algeria, more than year age, after last.
Ing nifty days ended in curious scene
this evening The jurymen had been locked
up for tweuty-seveu hours considering their
verdict and when they appeared IN court
everybody was IN Il sOmuOient condition,
most Of the Arabs being huddled together
for warmth. A verdict Of guilty was rem
dered in the case OF rweutysix of the
prisoners, the remaining eight being ac-
quilted. The four ring leaders were sen.
fenced to imprisonment for life and the
others found guilty We're sentenced TO
lesser terms.
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GEN. URIBE.URGBE SUICIDES
BRILLIANT FIGHTER ANO THORN IN
FLESH OF COLUMBIA.
Advised His Country 10 Await Lapsing
Of Panama Canal Concession Before
Negotiating Treaty.

Kingston. jamaica, February s--The
steamer Para has arrived here from Colon
Jan ports aud reported that General Tribe
Tribe. formerly revolutionary general, has
committed suicide
~
General Uribe-Uribe published a letter
December q advising Colombia to await
the lapsins OF the Panama canal concession
la 1904 which would leave the Colombian
government free hand in the matter Of
the canal
The reports brought ny the Para Indicate
the possibility Of another revolution in op'
position 10 the Panama canal treaty.
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CONGRESS.

The house will devote most Of It's time
during the present week to n confederation
Of the appropriation bills
The senate win continue consideration OF
the Statehood bill and will cudcavor to
bring the debate on II to conclusion. An
Abort will also be made To secure consider.
at,on Of the Cuban reciprocity BILL
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DEATH OF ALBERT LEVY.
The Funeral Win Occur at the Resideno.
This Afternoon

The flag on the Tupvereln building was
half'masted yesterday out Of respect to the
memory of Albert Levy. who passed away
4 g6 Jus lgte s, hoiae l2lS Franklin avenue. at
90 HVJh Yesterday morning. Tap dp-
ceased Who had some time ago retired
t i,.. business had been conspicuous No.
Rre IN m ne NE Of Houston lie Was mem.
toi, 'tS ol9 volunteer fire crew and can
raIu VI Ine olu- time hook ANA ladder com.
pssIHy, N. He was e years OF age at fhe fine
OF ms death, and leaves ONLY n sister MI
aIIo6s /, The funeral has been set FOR z go
ed 10y Rabbi Barnstein at the jats r SsihGgeJ,
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ONE POLICEMAN KILLS ANOTHER
Pulled His Pistol and Shot Offieers
Brains Out

Pulled His Pistol and Shot Officers
Brains Out.
Bristol Tenn. February s-Pollceman
Gratwalk shot and instantly killed Police.
man Houston Chlldress Sunday morning.
Officers Porch and Childress were together
when Gratwalk came up. Gratwnlk invited
childress Co so with him to assist IN doing
some police duty ChildresS refused on
the ground that he had been insuited hy
GrAtWaik a Few days previous Unpleasant
words followed when Gratwnk pnllej ia
pistol and hred twice nj Childress, tho SEQ.
ond shot entcrlng the brain, Officer Porch
allowed Gratwalk 20 escape without any
elort 70 stop him, Gratwalk was traced 10
Ais room, where he exchanged his uniform
for citizens clothes. The two towns Of
Bristol lie IN the States Of Tennessee ngd
ing them.
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FOREIGN.

II is claimed that the hubonIc plague at
Mnzatlan lis being successfully treated with
Serum
A great tidal wave swept over the So
cIety Islands in the southern sen. drowning
over a thousand persons and almost dcpop.
Whiting about eighty islands
General Ur.be Tribe former Colombian
evolutionary leader. committed suicide.
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VENEZUELA.

Representatives OF the allies are husily
engaged preparing tho protocols for refer.
Hnce Of the controversy tn Tho Hague.
1Ne blockade will be raised as soon as tho
protocols are signed
Minister Bowen visited the British am
hsssador at his residence and tho latter
submitted a draft Of his protocol Mr.
Bowen was well pleased with 1t and "a
bending his efforts TO having the others
made Identical,
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pisposes Of a Runnor.

Bloomtonteu February s.-Mr Chamber.
lain. speaking IA a banquet here today. OK.
pressed the belief that the high commits.
soner, Lord Miner would stay in South
Afuica long enough 10 see the fruition Of
his policy. This remark is held to dispose
NJ The Numors that Lord Miner was about
to resign his most
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one Minute Cough Cure gives reuss II,
which tickles the mucous membrane co,,s
ng the cough, ana at the same time cioe-.
the phlegm, draws out the lpdammatioS
one Minute Cough Cure OVERWHELMINGLY .is
lungs, wards on pneumonia and h barn,
less and never falling cure in All onTnhIo
Saa,hes or ConshS Colds and croup 0ns
hinnte cough Cure Is pleasant 10 az
harmless and good alike for yonDr 's ~
Ga crescent Drug Store, $40 AIain 81
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Madrid, February S-A dispatch to the
impartial from Tangler confirms the news
that the prctendcr. Bu Hammara, is a
prisoner az the Rlta branch Of the knhvle
tribe, which is ready 10 deliver him TO tlc
sultan for a ransom
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Gun Chlh Meealnn-

meeting Of the Houston Gun club will
be held at Turner hall this evening nj
o'clock All members and Interested
shooters are requested to attend. as matter,
of Importance viii be discussed
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HOUSTON

The members Of the Carlsruhe bowling
team contested for the club medals
At St. Nicholas church Father rObin
admonished his eolored congregation to pre-.
pare for the tnevitahle--denth.
Mr.. Thomas r. Knox was injured nv
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lsn,cLnl DO rhe post.l

NSb'tlhl 10 / lf lOrl-I
Washington February s-Pensions grant
Cd Texans Original william w Crofoot,
Fort Worth. So: John G. Tolan. Temple 81
Increase. william Hamilton, Pan Handle.
IS: simon Gutrt. Fort Worth IS; William
H. Bean. Grand Prairie, $40; Walter r.
Washburu Dallas, SlT War with Spaiul
Widows, minors and dependent relatives,
Emman W.ucockeon. East il.-nlton, s.
tMex.can wary
Postmasters appointed for Texas James
A. Gentry, Sugar Hill. Pamela county, Vice
NJ &. williams. resigned. George f. Gill
liam. Anthony. Fauuin county. vice ]. +.
Reed. resigned; James E. Wicks. Bagby'
Fannin county, vice Il. II. Hood. resigned
AlouzO G.. Calvert. Cara, Denton county
vice j. NJ. Sanders, resigned; ElLaOetn
Holman, Bnousy!l e. Wise county, vice w.
r. Neel. resigned. Robert z. Morgan. Han.
Fannin county. vice !. W. Lawrence, re-
signed: Waiter L. Caldwell, Realities Du-
val county, vice Emlieo Cadena. resigned
Maulcy $ White Tilmop. caldwell county
vice Richard Robinson. resigned
The house Of representatives held me.
mortal to pay tribute to the memory Of the
late Senator william J. Sewell and the
late Representative Joshua Salmon Of New
Jersey. Mr. Parker a. j., president
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CHICAGO.-H s. Monroe, one W tao
ciW's oidcsr settlers and veteran mem
her Of the Chicago bar. died OF pneumonia
u years.
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money il it fails 10
cure r. w. Groves signature Is on eac1
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NEW ORLEANS Admiral w s.
Schley ANA Colonel A. K, Mcclure will
deliver addresses In New Orleans Febru
AIRY 20
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures th- chIls tina, other chill tonlcs
don't cure, AT ali druggists. No Cure, No
Pay. bOc.
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NADRID.-The Duke OF retuan, former
minister Of foreign affairs, Is dead.