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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-11
WIN Mot Go to JamaIca.

LONDON, Aug 19-The Philadelphia
cricketers have decided not to accept the
Jamaica and play a series of matches on
the island.
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termine the liability. The remaining two
games of the series with Boston were
postponed The schedule will be resumed
on Wednesday.
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Manager Watkins of the Indianapolis
club, denies that he will sell the release
of Southpaw Kellum to the Reds this sea-
son. Next spring. however. the Hoosier
twirler will undoubtedly be a member of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-11

Speaking of odd names of ball play
ers," says King Kelley, the booze distrib-
utter. "if you go to Jersey City you'll see
Bean, and at Springfield. Mass. a Berry.
while Atlanta has Pease, and Kingston.
Iowa. has Rice. Bass fiouriShes at New
London and ST. Joe at Crumm. After
you're done with these you can get Coffey
at South Bend. In the line of rolling
stock, machinery and similar things. base
ball contributes Carr, of Detroit; Ferry. OF
Buffalo; Mills, of Baltimore; Drill OF
Washington, and Gear, of Kansas City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-11

CLEVELAND Ohio, Aug. 10.-Cleve-
land hit Patterson hard today and won
easily. Chicago could do but little with
Moore Score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Blues Pound Patterson

Cleveland, 10; Chicago, 2.
Boston, Z; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 6; Washington, 1.
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ABOUT THE PLAYERS.

Doneny has announced his determine
ton to return to Pittsburg but he may
not have the say about the matter, as
Manager Clarke is inclined to think that
he can get along without his southpaw il
he will not listen to reason.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-11

Billy Hoy. Hank Spies, Dr. Newton and
Jud Smith are ex-Reds who have helped
bring Los Angeles to the front in the
Pacific Coast league.
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chamns Down Cardinals,

Champs Down Cardinals.
PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug 10.-Falken-
berg was wild, but kept hits scattered.
Mcfarland pitched a good game, but
was given poor support. Attendance.
$3.50. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-11

Speaking of scientific bunting, an East
ern authority says: 'The willy pitchers OF
today have learned how to fool the slug
gers. but the best of them are helpless be-
fore such hunters as Thomas. Fultz.
Keeler, Jones, Bay and Pickering. The
bunt deity placed Is almost impossible to
field"
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Old Mon

You, too-life's race is not yet over.
Hale and hearty at fifty you enter
the home stretch. or bent with over
work and weighted with disease. you
totter to the wire. Mature Judgment
points to the cause Of your debility.
Nature now holds you to account for
the past. Yes, consult me. Let me
give you power, strength and courage.
That Enlarged Prostate reduced, pre-
mature old age displaced and the f1re
of youth coursing through your veins.
will add years of happiness to yourself
and family.
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If referee will prevent too much wrest-
ling in clinches.. I think Corbett has a
good chance. Sam H. Harris.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, 1.
Pittsburg. T. st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia Boston, postponed.
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1 like Jeff to win inside of ten rounds.
If it goes over that.a look out for Cor
bett. Terry McGovern.
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1 think Jeffries will win. Barring
knock outs, he shouldsbe the strongest at
the finish. and should win, unless the
referee should decide. the championship
ties, in which case Corbett has a chance.
" Jack Monroe.
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I like Jeffries best, but admit Corbett
has great chance. ilaxt ,,,
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If by your own acts, through the fol-
" of youth, you have violated single
law of nature, against body or mind.
especially through any habit by con-
stantly repeating the same. there
is no escaping the punishment made
and provided for every transgression,
which is sickness, decay and death.
This is as certain as night follows day.
And you, Young Man, must pay the
penalty here on earth, in this life.
sooner or later. Call on me at once.
Don't wait for natures punishment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05

5nbP i,,d o. Texga This man ia aecren,,
Mn n n,u,gent, aud tho I'LL proposes 10 liza
tii, nnnual pension Of $3.50.
an nal py Mr. BrelstUrd proposes 10 lew.
a. "SssSpauon tax upon every person. arm
Inc "S as lion Of persons engaged nj buv.
re. hellng State or county wnrrunth
cr,,s piiI amends the statutes imposing oc.
~, "-ou taxes The amount u this tax il
~ " the committee on revenue ana taxa.
WI Wlen " prepares tan Tux I'M
ne,Ii, Alnerdire goes for the cold storage
fSnPl.; nc has introduced a bill providIne
sua' ihey shall pay an annual tax Of SSg5
irh S9ge, privilege Of keeping things cnoi
,,a nv p'li Is short cool and decidedly to the
Ar ssabury proposes to amend the law
~ ,rau31 20 abstracts OF title IN trrsnn. I.
~ Wy utle suits by providing That rffcr
",...S9n W u hled either party hy uofiue in
Mt'nhB uulF served on the oppositp nart,,
W. ms attorney of record, nnt lcss finn
HNe ua}s before the trial ~ Inc case rnIv
UrinHnd an dbStrnct IN writing W ihe ciaitn
W hlle 10 ~" premises Ia question nton
WHlch nc relies After service of sucb M
re tAe opposite party shan iu anv event
a1 aloWcd thirty days wtthip which ia
ne such abstract and such other limo NJ
~ my desire. provided the filing IL unt
ttsN IMAM ten days before the trial OF fhu
cause This bill has the emcrcenry oio,sn
one Of the last bills intrnduccd was ~
Mt DUN, amending the city ranrtnr ~
Beaumont This bill is ono desred nv ,b,
Guy authorities and gives authorize sor tnx
alton for sidewalks and paycments ON nint.
ting property. va """'
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THE OIL COMPANY LOSES
lis Permit 10 Do Business Under the
Antitrust Law.
cONsTrTuTIONALlT OF THE STATUTE
Was the Only Point at Issue and the
Court Of Appeals Relies on Supreme
Courts Decision In Another Case,

Austin Texas. February 4--rhs court
" civil appeals for the Third supreme ju
diclai district handed down an opinion this
morning In the casp OF southern Cotton OIL
Company vs. state OF Texas, from Travis.
The State instituted this proceeding Go for
felt tho permit Of appellant, foreign cor
poratlon, 60 do business In Texas on ac-
count VI alleged violations OF the anti
trust laws ot Texas, No other relief was
sought. except the forfeiture OF said permit
Appellant presented several special eX'
cepuons assailiug MS unconstitutional the
several acts " the legislature relSd upon
by the State These exceptions were over
ruled and appellant declining to amend,
Judgment was entered Tor the State can
ceiling the permit, from which this apgeal
was prosecuted.
The only questions presented relate 90 the
tonstltuuonullty Of tho various antitrust
laws Of Texas The court Ia the opluion
today cite the case OF the State against the
shippers Compress and warehouse com
pany. Fifth Texas, IN which the supreme
court decided that the acts I'm question are
constitutional In SO far as they relate to d
proceeding to forfeit the charter OF do
nestle corporation, OF to cancel the permit
Of a foreign corporation, and that being the
only relief sought or obtained In this case
the Judgment wus accordingly affirmed
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Court Of Criminal Appeals

DAlqs Texas, February Proceedings
in the court N civil oppeals today
Submitted on motion to dismiss appeal
A. l.. pouthit. from someryell county.
Submitted on briefs FOR the state; Erd
Mcdonald. from hin county, Joe Guiles
Earlhood 1.-TWO cases., from Hood county /,
Rurt Ianhum and +. r, Lively, from
Montague county, VI ] Barnes, from Arch
or county; Pete Williams mud Tom Russell
from Someryell county; Tom Gray, from
Dallas county, W. l.. Hawk, from Parker
county.
Submitted on briefs FOR both parties; d.
F. Ilolur and John Walker 1.-TWO cascsl,
from Eastlnnd county; John Ilaukns from
somerycu county. j. NJ, Saltpr from Gay
county; James McF0ddiu ana Mart Martin
from Somcrvel county; Nlurk Braunan.
from I'M county.
Submitted on briefs for appellant; Henry
Fuller. from Parker county
Submitted on briefs and oral arguments
for both partlce: w r. SirmOnB, j. / Nc
Teod Fred McAnaly dwO casesl, c, Il.
Mccoy, Jim Head, Arthur Freeman from
Erath county; . T Bnll, from Parker
county; All. Cogdoll Homer Atch'son, j.
l. Wilson and OK pHrte II. \. Richards,
from iIiil county; V. l.. IlnrkinE from
limestone county; V. l.. Potts, from Nj
lam col Ety.
Submitted on motion for rehenring' Geo.
Taylor from Dallas COUNT; Charlie Nc
Fadden from Lamar county
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
President Mallory in The City for a
Visit of a Few Days.
PREP ARATI0N FOR 4 BIG BALL
II Is 20 BE a Subscription Affair and Very
Seeet--Niomina Pigeons Are Re-
aarded as a Nuisance.

Galveston, rcxns. February A-Hcury
Mallory, president OF tho New York ana
Texas Steamship company uhe Mallory
Line, is IN the city accompanied by his
Wife They are tho guests u Mrs. George
Sraly, MI, Mallory Is en- route California,
where he expects to spend tho remainder
OF the winter and he came 10y Galveston TO
visit friends MIR Mallory states that Il Is
the purpose Of his line to keep abreast ~
the advancement and Go Increase tho faclli-
dies for huudilng the Texas commerce, as
this trudc increases which II rs doug
steadily. As has hCcu mention iu The Post,
the company Inns ordered handsome new
ship which is now lu course of ruUstruc-
tiuu nud which was designed especially 10
meet the demands Of che Texas trade.
MI Mallory believes that fCAWs ua a
state is destined ia advance rapidly In com.
mcrclnl Importance during the next few
NguIr.
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Third Court Of Appeals.

Austin. Texas, February Tho follow
ing proceedings wcro had today in the court
OF civil apprals. Third district:
AFFIRMED; Eliza liempnor ct al VS., State
OF Texas, from Travis; Southern Cotton
oil Company VS.. state OF Texas, from rra-
Wis; National Cotton OH Company VS.. State
OF Texas. from Travis; Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fo Railway Company VS.. u. W.
llurriS, from Coleman Fort Worth and lilo
Grnndc Railway Company NS. Southwestern
Telegraph aud Telephone COMPANY. FROM
Brown.
Reversed and rendered: Singer Mnnufac.
turing Company vs.. Frank Rios, FROM
Travis.
Reversed and rcmanded; Gulf Colorado
and Santa Re Railway Company SIS Dan
Robinson from MiMm International aud
trent Northern Railroad Company w. j. r.
Young et al from Travis; Cult Colorado
aud santa Fc Railway Company vs.. y, 5.
Submitted: Cult Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway Company VS.. Fort Grain Company
from McLennap,
Submitted fol rohcaiing State OF Texas
Va international ana Great Northern Rail
way COMPANY OF Texas vs., y, j. Macarthur,
from McLcnnan; Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas Railway Company Of Texas vs.. Coke
Buchanan, from McLenuan; NJ n Ma
lone VS. s. j, Fisher, from Mills; Houston
and Texas Central Railway company VS.
George W, Cluck from Travis J. 7 Hum.
lltuu VS.. +. J. Saunders. from Coleman
Calvert, Waco aud BRACES Valley Railroad
Company ct al vs. L. W. Drsdll, from
Fails; + w Riggs We. w. Gray from
McLCnnan,
submitted; l. Baum VS.. Corsicana M
tional Bank. from Navnrro, motion 60 strike
out supplemental transcript; " Gidcum
vs.. j. 4 Gldcum ct al. from Dallas, mo
tion 10 dismiss for want ~ jurisdiction.
Rohcariug refused International and
Great Northern Railroad Company VS. p.
r Lister from Milan. American National
from McLcnuan. hut additional bindings ~
fact filed international and Great North
crn Railway COMPANY VS. J W NelSon
and International aud Great Northern liail
way Company VS. j. r, Bohanncp from
Williamson
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Eo1rth Court Of Anneals.

San Antonio, Teens. February 4.--Follow-
ing are the proceedings ~ tho Fourth court
OF cyil appeals today
Affirmed san Antonio aud Aranans Tass
Railway Company ys. 3. y. Moore from
Gonzales
Motions granted. Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio Railway Company VS. A..
n Trenton. from pccos, 10 substitute tran
scrlpt and to postpone submission.
Motons ovcrrulcd: Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway Company
" / Morrison, from I'll PasO, for rehear-
me, civ Of III Paso vs. Fort Dearborn Ma
tiGnal Bank ri al. from III Paso, for rehear-
Ing, San Antonio Traction Company W..
henrietta Court, from Bexar. for rehearing:
Western Onion Telegraph Company vs. Ed
4 geffel from Bexnr, for Tehcaring; City
IN san Antonio vs.. william II. Pollock, from
Bexar, for rehearlng.
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TYLER BANK CASES.

Testimony Suspended Until a Contempt
Case Is Disposed OF
tyler 'ro1os February The cross.
examination 10y the defense Of $, A. Fain
secretary Of the Tyler Car aud Lumber com
pany, IS not yet concluded. lie has boon or
The stand since Monday. His Testimony GOV
cred IA detail the same ground witch was
stated In today's Post
sc 4 o'clock this afternoon court took n
rcccss until 1890 when the contempt pro
ceedings against Chnc c. Mansscll ~
Mncoia Wood county, will he taken up.
ManGsell IS charged with improper conduoi
toward one ~ the veuircmen summoned ~
this case The ofreusc he Is charged With
rs alleged to have been committed ia Woo,
county just before the vouiremcn was re-
turnabe here. About TWENTY-FIVE witncsse,
are here 90 appear at the trial
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IN COMMITTEE.


Senate committee on constitutions
monuments met tonight to consider joint
rosolution proviting FOR the submission Of
tba nronosltion 10 hold a constitutions
convention. senator Davidson Of De WIZ
ontbor Of the resolution, addressed tue
committee In advocacy o. this measure
,,rrIne the necessity for holding CONVEX
,,on 70 rcvlse and draw a new constitution
oIlceipr TINT the present document Is 40
fectlve. By invitation, Represeh'a,''s
prowpe ~ Karnes county, author OF a
s,,,,,tor resolution In the aouse' also az
Ioarcd presenting arguments in suppol,
- ~. nronosed convention He conite ,il.io
~ M present constitution n ant.qu
M IN - Intended 10 meet the plts.,s
~ -. Conditions: asserted that Gnu
Sllii -,red ran not he accompusnri *
~ ~ ,,,iDnent Representative Harms nt ~
lt ~ ovored a change In the cplS,ian
,ton Mir Harris Of the house IT, MI
norted INC resolution inc comm ~, ,1rroTr
nnoDed action until one week rom
iThursday nlghp'
rbe senate committee on ptpitenl'n' y
so,5 snec,ai meeting tn's Afternoon -
nn,sids- i question Of moment oe 49,
.,,o platform demands that conTlr's sua.
=. norrcs IN prison waits or on ~ ,,,..
farm. as FAR a. practicable M p ss eon.
IA ,rorn as tho Clsmens hil % w ~
,.s..s reArusr, ~ ~ ere rrai~l \, on,olrnn
,ta.. ar tar Appropriately ,sr,ps aud 10
fo- ihe uellerueut o. elals 4si
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resolution granting leave during July and
..Ngust 10 Judge M hinuou OF the Twenty.
nitn judicial district.
his I'LL requiring sherlffs 10 saow when
and where they executed process, und miles
actually travelled
amending article ISL, Criminal statutes,
whereby relief Of women from crime on
all points IN unlawful marriages, the same
q man aad been relieved from hereto
senator stafford offered an amendment
prohibiting the marriage Of arst cousins.
and u was defeated,
senator Grlnnan secured suspension ot
the rules and ilnal passage Of house bill
creating the fifty-secoui judicial district
10 he composed OF the counties of Cosyen,
Hamilton and tOluanchc.
Senator Faux secured consideration "
his hlh repeating the annual occupation
TAX of s. on dentists Vita committee
pmcndmen, repeating a similar tax on
senator Faux opposed the adoption cr
the committee amendment and advocated
tile passage Of the original bili
Sena Tor Davidson OF Galveston spoke
against the bill, insisting that the several
occupations, enjoying the protection OK the
law. should contribute their mite toward
its administration,
Senators McKamy and Hale favored the
committee amendment aud the bill
Senator Mills directed attention 10 the
fact that there are O2 dentists paying
S2Slo aud 500 lawyers paying SloSoO anu
advised a halt
senator Martin favored the bul and
amendment. opposing occupation taxes,
The committee amendment was adopted
and senator Hanger secured the adoption
Of an .ppndment providing there shall DO
no rcthGi ~ taxes.
the bill was passed 70 engrossmont, but
the motion to suspend the rules failed, not
securing two-thlrds vote 30 ayes. 6 nays;
ono present and not voting
The senate passed 1nhlly under sus.
ncnslon OF the rules, house hiu appropriate
ing $500 TO pay cost OF publishing the con.
stitutonal amendments proposed by the
TWENTY -ScvcntA legislature.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05

Galveston. Toxins, February Rather q
peculiar case was presented before the re
eordor's court here utia mornino Il Jning
one wherein Captain W y. Mcnonnld wns
charged with keeping pigeons within the
city limits IN violation of a city ordlprncc
Tho defendant claimed protection under the
by Il special act congress had underworld
10 encourage the raising ~ homng pigeons
and that these were the only Kind That he
WAS keeping. This did not satisfy the re
corder, and hnc 81 50 was assessed
agninst Captain Mcdonald
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Tho Federal Court.

Galveston, Texas, February A.The case
of De Witt c. Corbln vs.. the Galveston
city street Railway company, which Is one
wherein the plalutin seeks TO obtain dam
ages IN the sum Of $4,000 for personal tn
Jurics sustained by his wife occupied the
attention of the United States court here
today lt was taken up last week hnt
was postponed on account OF the illness ~
dofcudaui'e counsel ~ had not been cot
cuded when court adjourned this evening,
rupts G., r. KIN and +. 6 BrowdPr, com
posing the Arm OF Hll & Browdcr of Bay
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First Court OF Appeals.

Galveston, Texas, February 4.-Proceed'
ings IN the court Of civil appeals:
Motion 10 certify additional facts to su-
nraroe court submitted. Magnolia Park
company 81 al vs. Charles Tinsley ct al
from Harris.
Nations for rehearlng submitted; Paul
Fricke ~. r. w Wood et al, from Wash
ing,ou, Tom Avozarzak vs.. Gulf, Colorado
ana santa re Railway Company, from
Washington; Texas and New Orleans Rail-
rond Company W, l., w. Wright, from Har-
Motion 20 AFFIRM on certificate submitted:
Crawford y Hersig vs. Charles II, Fiata.
from LaYaca.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
JURORS WE'RE DISMISSED.
Because They Had Not Paid Their Poll
Lay as Reuuired BY Law.

Because They Had Not Paid Their Poll
Tax as Required by Law.
Greenvilc Texas. Fchrpury Ain en-.
paneling the Jury on Monoay morning for
tho week, Judge Montrose put the poll tax
amendment to tho constitution into per-
manent and practical effect. The law pro-
vhb,s that Juror must be n qualified voter,
ana under the poll tax amendment he can
not vote unless his poll tax WAS paid not
later than January n.
Whom She usual question Are you a
qualified voter9" wae reached Judge Mont
rose asked II they had paid the
poll tax due FOR last year Two men
ON the list answered that they had not,
and were dismissed. A third man was sworn
In and later II was discovered that his taxes
had not been paid In the time prescribed,
although he had mailed the amount to Col
lectnr walker The letter fntled "a yet hero
in limo Tho Judge allowed the gentleman
to rcmnin on the jury. as he had answ cred
the question in good faith.
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PROCEEDINGS.

Austin, Texas. February 4.-The senate
met THIS morning with quorum present,
Iientenant Governor Neal presiding
senator McKamy presented memorial
from citizens OF palas protesting against
folearams we're read from Galveston
commissioners and grade raising commit &c
s,ereesinr thanks Tor the passage Of the
Csliireeto5 grsde raising Pin
NE senate agreed 10 80 into executive
soteion NJ ii O'clock tomorrow 70 consider
the governors .nomination * 49,, ~
tiirt $500, $1,000 e.nc,,,rsnt
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Bio Naval Bah.

Galveston TcAas. Febuary f-Amone
the fonturcs or entertainment which viii
be provided for the otncers OF The battle
sh!ps which win visit Galveston this monih
ia n ball which win eclipse anything ever
attcmptad here IN tho past Tho adulr Y
IN tho hands OF a committee composed or
the leading society people o. the city.
eouples mud there are about 100 officers 10
bc entertaincd Prominent society people
from Houston and other interior cities are
expected 20 be in attendance
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NIP 1T I'M THE BUD.
First Appearances Of Dandruf a Forerun'
ner az Future Badness

NeF o. TUFuTI DaFlTIgas
THAT such ia the case has been conclu.
slyely proven by scientlac research. Prof.
unna, the noted European skin specialist
declares thBt dundrun IL the hutrowed-np
cuticle Of the scalp, caused by parasites de-
stroy9ng the vitality IN the hair bulb. The
hair becomes lifoless, and. IN time, falls
out This can be prevented,
Nowbros Herpicae kills this dapdrud
germ and restores the hair TO Its NATURAL
Goftness and abundancy.
Hcrplrlde IS now used by thousands ~
people al satisfied that Il Is the most won
derfu hair preparation on the market 10.
day Sold by Cockren & Bonner Send
zoe in stamps for sample to the Hcrpiclde
Co Detroit Mich
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60 Mav Hav. Hurt FruI..

Hilsboro, Texas. February There was
freeze last night which, 1t is feared, has
been injurious 70 the fruit crop, as the
peach trees, many Of them, were Just ready
to bloom There was some damage 70 sege
tables as many gardens had peas, radishes
Lettuce, beets etc, up, growing nicely,
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cuero. Telns. February 4 IN the dis
trict court the cnse Of " n. Handy
cha-ged With Killing Peterson az Yoakum, IS
on trial furry was secured yesterday
evening and the hearing Of evidence began
tnis morning
The Richardson cases we're continued.
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Keenan.Wassam.

Galveston. Texas. February 4.-At .
O'Clock this afternoon IN the First Presby-
tcrian church Of this city, the ceremonies
were solemnized which united in marriage
Mr. Charles A. keenan, and Miss Nellie
Dol Wasknm Both contracting parties
belong Ia promincnt families here and arc
dosorredly pouuiar Nh Keenan, IS man
ager OF the local store " the Texas Lamp
ana on company. Miss Whssum Is the
daughter of DR. A. Marion Wdssam