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l!JFKIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1900.
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fend!!nts. It alleges by the plaintiffs
that out'of a shipment of 4500 head
of cattle trom Hebronville, Tex., to
Set orth (n Short Patagraphs Elgin, Kan., 1800 of the cattle died
f~'om neglect, and delays, or were
For the'J-iu~ried Reader.
render~d unfit for ' the market and
therefore a loss to ' the shippers.
AL~ THE CRIMES .AND CASUALTIES The amount of damages asked is
$87,000.
to street< bridges and fenCing. Four " ,
out of severi street bddges wer,e
washed away. The frat south of the
Hanila creek was completely inunerated, and as this part of the city is
occupied s~rictly for residents great
consternation prevailed when the
flood swept over this property. Some
of the 'families were carri"ed on the
-----backs,of
the husband in tbree feet of
And . Other News of Any 'Importanoe
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water to places of- safety. The overof the Past Week 13riefIy
Tyler, March Ii.-The grand
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jury adjourned yesterday for the flow on this property is a ' very un"
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term after' returning thirty-five bills common occurrence.
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We handle the Gelebrated Mon=" arch, ,the best shirt ' made:
They, come ill all styles and
sizes. For fit and durability
they are unexcelled. ~ You will
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'. puyulg these shirts. One shirt,
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Rural Free Deliv~ry Inallgur, ated.
Clothing·.
W~' are' ag'entsfor the best tailors
. iIi the country. ' If you w;:tnt a
suit' of , c1o~hes, pant~, 01' a ,coat
and vest ' that will fit and' be. a~
: 'pleaslU'e to wear come alid .let us
: " take your mea-sure., We have just
,re~eived a fine lirie of sample
,cloths:-from"~hichyou can make
a ' selectioll~' , Our prices are as"
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Lufkin,
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Nacogdoches, ){atch 16.~Tbe
, gra'ncl jllry has' ;etlJft!ed true bills ,' Pa.cking Honse for Forth 'worth.
against Shenn'an Grayson fo, r th~
Fol"th ;,Woith, l\1arch 18;-Th e r:e
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killing of John T. Gurison, and
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have another
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A Brakeman Killed.
Texarkan:f, March 19. - This
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mail delivery system WIIS started
A Mill at Longview.
her,e yest~rday .• The rotite emLongview: March 17.-M . H. °d f tbis place ; a 5 aklo g train was un ..
er way on t h.e A r amas & Choctaw
braces a cirCUit twenty' five miles of, Hargrove spoke to the peo,p le of
tailroa,d, it ,vas ditched, capsizing
The citi- I Gregg coun,t.Y today on the subje,ct twCJ log cars. Th~ contents of. one
. . very populous district.
~ells on the route are much pleaspd of cotton mIlls. and there were !lnc,
covered a brakeman named Harris.
with the ~ystem and b~lieve ,it will scriptions to the amount of $30:,000
killing him :outright. Nothing is
prove a great success. '
read out' at the meeting. ,Long>'iew
known of Harris except that he came
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wiH h2.ve a cotton mill sure. The
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here about eight months ago from
Hearne, Match r6.-:-AI Bo;w~ll, subscn,ptlOn comrOittee says , that Illinois. He was red-headed, blue
living near here, ~as ~hot and per- they wlll have double trrat amount, eye's , and about ¥T'Yea;~old.
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d whi re plow- at ,their next meetin~ which wiIIbe
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':r ' -d-H- - ' fog in his field this morning. Eu_ April 14· Everyone is taking a n ,
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E.l Paso, March 19,~Carl , Ehrrg,
g~ne ,and Guy raham are 10 the I
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custody of the shenff charged WIth
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the crime, The weapon used wasa
McKmney, March
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shotgun. \ Calise of trlil:uble ,lot
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the hlp v;-Ith a 22·cahber target nfle Eh"
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Ranch.' a:nd Cattle Deal,
in the hands of his Io-year-o'ld sori
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vy as ., were
e ow-ne a : utcher
Death FromScariet Fever.
shop.' H~ had been in EI Pas~
ouring the caftlem~l1's meeting' here
Ba'rfett, March 18.-:-There is con- a few days and was tlJ911g!Jtto :
this '
isrep,orte:d to=night: A.
City pur--on 6£, Colorado
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the ranch of the St.- Louis
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felomes
A!~in, March r6.-'Jhe free rural
$1.00.
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An Affray ' a.t Harrold.
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Harrold, March 16.-1n an nffrflY
, growing'out of familv trouble; W.
L. W'lgner of Oklaunior shot, and
fatally wOilnded Ben Whatley,
'Wounded , Whatley'S father, mother,,
and a farm , hand, nS)ne of th<enf
, seriously. , Whatley's , son seized
Wagner; but in obedience to his
father's oruers 'turned him 'loose:
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shot. Wagner bas given bond for
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m,en are Os'c «r
ill Wilson, a II1iner.
arrest tErminated a long chase
by a LaS' Cruces ~eputy, m which
he trailed the two men through
Arizona and the republic of Mexico
and ba::kto San Antonio. They"
wI'11 be taken b~ck to "as,Cl'uces
toL
morrow morn .mg.
A C-h~ild-13-1ll'Il----:-·e-d-t-o-D-eath.
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at Prickly Pear, near ':Yaelder,.
officers, 'the oh, ject bei~g to e;ect a
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The ' 4-year-old ' child ot (7eorge
rarge plant.in Fort Worth vaJuedat Beaver went in the bam an~ itis
$ ,I ,ooo,ooo. Whiie the details of supposed, set tn~ shucks afire with
thep:o~ositio? have r.ever been gi~eri matches. Frightenc:d' at tbe "flames
out, It IS learned that the Dold, I~- the little one, began to scream and
ten!sts ask ,that the citiz~ns here, take tried to get out, but the fire 'cut her
off from the door. , Her parents ran
S9 me.$25 0 ,000 'in , 'stQC~ which' it is to her, put the ' door ' was faslened '
~earned will probably be',dorie.in the .inside and befote they could get the
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that she di~ct 50011 after.
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Robbery at' Sa.n AntoJ!io.
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Dent's Trial. , ~< '"t '\
hundred doUa1's, worth of diitnorr~
,R.usk, :M'archI9.-Thechse of W. '
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,Negro Reoaptured.
, residence 5)£ H. ' G.Staacke/ 725 curing a' bogus pardon for George
Gainesville, March 17,-W;lf~~, San' Pedro ,avenue, ,lait ,: evening. I~aacs,a: !::tate cpnvict, is set for
March 30'; 1900. :T his is an exa~­
,l~r~hur, the Wise county negro c~n. ·The. ro~b~)."y .p.ccurred ':whiJe th~ ining triaI-. , The case will be a very'
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' Vlct, who esca-ped flom the. Wise fall1lly w~te, 'slttmg 011 the ,lawn In important one"jt'1e, gov~rnor ~~'
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connty road gang and was, captured front of l:helr house.
.other state officers bemg wltnesse's m
h~re ~nd afterwards made his escape
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from the Wise county officers here,
Jeffc~son, ~;March !9:~i'he people
Found Dead.
~s Laught againla.st night. , At. [2 are rejoi,cin,g: over: ~ the ' prospects' of
Denton, 'March 20.-'!'he-' dead
o clock he ~ame Into' , the etlgme maclaine sl1 0 ps a'od arlother furpace. body of ,a'o ' unknown milO, ' cio~ely
room of, a flouring min ,plant ~o gl:;t It
been l(ep~ very quiet, ):>uti't guardCd by two fieJ:"E:e ' dogs, was
warm. ,T~e. engirr,eer tp.lephoned I has leaked out th.~~ · ~rr~ngement& found near Lewisvill~, ,~wenty miles
thl Of 'here. , yesterday in some
, for an office!" who , went , out and thave been completed Wlbh other
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" be negro it ital'in connection' "Yhh tr.e opera(or~ were no marks pf violence, 'and it is'
g6ttb rid ot ~he ,handcuffs which'hecf the 'present 'f~i-nace to build;an- supposed be 'died
natural dea~b;"
,was wearirrg when be, eluded tge otAer l'hrnace of 100 tonscapacify, surrounde,d ,b y his;:; only 'friends, , th-eAND'
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and also ll' ;car wheel. factory ,apd
There. is no dew a's ,to his
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Hea.vy" Da.m;ge Suits.
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.~: i::Builders'Matetial Hauled. ,
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'district courUliis afternc.o,n, a, h, e,av.'"v
tannl?ry sl~uated in
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years
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the ' Gulf, t;oIQr.tdo , ~ ,Santa' Fe, herelifiit Aigbt," a:c't;ompanied,!"ith ,' ,' ,, '
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Tex'a~, • Mej{j¢a;t~ 'Interilatlo:pid & h~ij';~fi(V'¥Ipd'. . Th'!,,-Ban~i;~~nd ~ar
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peka,& ~anta fe, tail wa.ys atPl!ti.e~ ,d~iiig datti~~e to the,.ex~t'it of ,$1 .
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OURS THE PLACE TO" BUY
w@J:§~ 5r~ezer
It is a wonder, too, to all who use them.
as they freeze -cream so quick.
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Don't buy any other, and you will
always be happy qnring the Ice Qream
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THE 13£5T iYHID:e.
ICE ~~EAM JVlEASU~ES,
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JOHN DEERE"'"
IMPLEJVJ ~~NTS
I~E PI~KS,
I~E SHAVES;
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Water' Coolers.
ANOTHER CAR OF
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White Elephant Buggies
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Surreys and Phaetons
Now on hand.
You should see even if you don't buy.
'S ASE BALL GOODS
and Fishing Tackle.
La~lede ,Bicycles~
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THE HARDWAR.E and ·PURNITUR.EDEALERS.
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W~~~~~n " ·. Ma:.rch . I9L-:":?;he .0i?P ..tb~ Davis
m;;~lea=~~aIfion~o~ the 'republican Hay.Pauncefofe .
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p3.Jty in regard to Po~to Ric::o .hould tary H.a! has ~one so far as ~o su~ply .
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. 109 It If adopted, by assertmg offi- be accomplished by the passage of ulated by any formuL~. The hody
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· trats, who, stlckmg fast to the Dec- cially that a simiJ.ar provi.sion in the his bill is his vindication.
takes what ·it needs, be it much or
l-aration' of Independence and the Suez convention was omitted inten·
The holdingup of General w.heei~ little, al!,d necessary ' amount varielj"
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.~onstitatioll, can afford to watch tionally. "because . the c.onditionser's ·resi'gnation is li!;:ely til have se· with the individual. .Ina geheral When you want to get a 'l'ood hair c~.
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With complacency tee struggles of were different." When Lord 'Salis- .rioi.ts . consequence~ "fot the soldier way I would say that four .!lours Js or shave, All work guar!lnteed. , Every
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their opponents to square their con- bury.quotes his own language back stateman .and will probably result in the minimum and ten. hours the thing neat an~ clean. Next door 1p t1!~ -:. ;')'
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sciences with their dealing and with to him, Mr. Haj' ·will 'doubtless be his 'having to be 'r e-elected before maximum f0'l'. people in filir health,
political expendiency as well. With at a loss ~o reply. Th~ amendment, he can take . his seat in congress, Either 1I,l0re-or less is a pretty sure
the house pulling one way; the sen- however, in the opinion of 'all dem- which, it is rumored, was e.xactlYlthe sign that so~ething' is out' of gear~
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ate the othel;.,{nd the president on the ocratic senatol'G, is wO~'sc:< than use'~ end which the man ~ho held it up tlsually something in th~ brain.
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. to 'flop, it is difficult to less, in that it does not give us the had in vjew. II"General Wheeler's
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Dresse<i Beef Up Ag-ain.
tell J'ust lOW the matter will fin!.lIy tight to fortify. With.out th'\t right, resignation had been accepted before
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It now seem likely' , we ~an only "defend" the canal by congress convened he ~oul.d have
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h~wever, that the $z,ooo,ooO gift. keeping a fleet of wars~ip" at each taken his seat without a word of pro. the r.e tail ., dealers of the different
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so amend~d as to strike out duties .on we are likely to ,have no · war~hips to question is who in the war depart- .figbt. . l:ias been principally .between
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who desired to illYade new telTitory.
de.l e.g.ate in congress will also be power.
However, th~ repllblic.a ns bin or some· underling? ~Vhen ·the
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he increased ~o'st, together 'with' a
· s~en out; force the fact that the have got to do something to holdup le.neral, on his arrival at San ' Fran,
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scarcity of cattle .1tl'1.d hog's, \y.as an
Porto Ricans are a "subject peo· their end,' and not confess d~feat on ds;:o frof!l the Philippines, announ·
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PIe':' .The combined bill :fl.s amend- every sug-g' esbon and policy that ced that he had resigned from the reconci!iation.
edM-ill supply the Porto Rican gov· they make, and so it is probable Army Iast Novembel;, ' Adjutant
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eHlment with necessary money for that tIle treaty ~i11 be ~mended and General Corbin stated in positiveT~ offset the venture-of Slield~n
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tePlporary expenses, win put its f passed.
terpls. that he had riot befnn: heard and the Capital the Ai~bison Cham·
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~rkets at the mercy, of . Ame:icanl Tne publishers oI' the c6~ntry of the .resignation • . · The %Text day pion - d .aims to be ruimf-ng for'the
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:n!!nuia'Cturers and Will -still retam I'i continue to make bitter' . attacks on General Corbin said Gen'era!' Wheel- saine length of ti~e· in t~ ~w~y tbe
cent protection trom th:e United the Loud postal bill.. One of them, er's resignation had. just ~'e'1cher1 devil would run a paper. While the
Stales sugar and tobacco trusts. John' 'Elderson, of 1'1'
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issue,may be just as cre9ita~le to the
-'Champion as to the .Capital. there is
Puiiman
Buffet
J:,,£.fUs everybody ought to be h:!ppy, recently: "Mr: Loud does not real· it had lain, according ~o the adju- nothing sufficiently new about the
Handsome
NewthairCars
except the Porto Rican people who ize the trouble he: is making for the tant general, for nearly 't wo months. thampidn's style of running .a news•
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pay the duty and be taxed with- administration. His bfll; i'f it passes, He was careful, at the. ,arne iimejto paper to attrl.lct. much attentititi.
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o~ representation. . Such a little will cause more loss and elnbarrass. intimate -that t;le r~slgnation .had
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ment to the country. press 'tIHllIl any':' been brought to the preSident's at·
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!~()Uble Americans wh~se ancestors t-Aing that has happened in twenty- tention onl) ou that day. ' The sub' . ' .
Operators of ~c:ellt New'rrarir.
went to war with the greatest empir;e five yeats . If Ml:. LoixI :wishes to altern!> at the White
refuse to
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in.;the world because o} its attempt know how limiting sadiple copie~ to discuss the subJecL Hc<nce it is proi.~',
'and 1 inVl
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to . enfor~ a similar state· of affairs 509 of anyone issue ~l affect the liable .that unlesss General Wheele~t
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11"a matter of eJl!pen:iiency' is shown thoasand inhabitants, let him talk an ' explaQation; tlte'matterwi(l be
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lJy ..the· fact thaC!!-.. the agreement was with Perry Heath oc an}" other well allow4d to remain Just a~ it is,' qoubt.. .
obtained 91 the threat of
infumied newspaper man' wllo has lesn6 the
of Geneml
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sheuld drep in en us, if
There is no.t an ' engineering , or
to. know what the public mechanical difficulty involved i.i::t ·the
~~Ujr~'t;rul!ks cf them;' s~d a well 'ccnstruction
of New Yerk'~
under.
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man in an Eastern ·groWld railroad. As for .Pigiing
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ago. "Not a few pop- the .tunnel, why that is the simplest
'tP~ ' ' . weuld be surprised if jeb one could hope to have. Beil1g'
Our General Catalcgue quotes
tJti}..i!he:u'ld see the number ef .their sO' lleaI""the surface there will be no
them. Send 15c to partly pay
postage or expressage . and we'll
•. ,'.'~~(~~t pe~ple have p~rted with trouble about dispesing of the cxcasend
you qne. It has IIOO pages,
e
~t JiD- ; readmg ~nd whICh w~ are vated material, and.the question of
17,000' illustrations and quetes
. , tryrJ.J.g te~ sell at reduced prices. ventilation, the chief, one in all tunp~ces on nearly '7 0,000 things
\~rh~re are a £ew~a yery i'ew-w~rks nding work, need hardly be considthat you eat and use ·and wear.
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lue:(l seem to defy even hard timos. ered" at all. Hew different is ' tho
We' constantly carry in stock all
articles .quoted:
\ -0 elm ne\:er get hold ef .ene ef case of the Simplon tunnel, which ig
The Tallest Mercaniile Building in the World. MONTCOMERY WARD &. CO.,
. 'J·.h.,cm . . There, fer instance, are the to. cennect Italy with Switzerland
,Owned and Occupied Exclusively By Us.
MlohJ&.... A.T. do, Madlao.. St., ChI.qQ'
, ~irksofJame& Lane Allen. I be- and Northern Europe. 'l'his great They are doomed to so much suffering.
But are they doomed? 'Is not the suf. '1 "',e in all my experience I have hele in the gro,;nd il! to be nearly fering the re&ult of conditions which un- .
. ;.. ':' ndied but ene of his beoks. An- twelve and ene-half miles long, der skillful treatment might be entirely
Cured? Thousands of women who had
') .•,~ her beek, ef which enly pne secend threugh the heart ef a giant mOUl1- been ~eat sufferers, have learned that
hUlld l:ep'y is cn recerd perre, is "Jee tain where noxiolls gases render the suffenng was unnecessary after using
Dr. Pierce's Faverite Prescription. It
But lives of workmen of little more yalue heals diseases ,of the delicate womanly
JaffeI'6on's Autebiegraphy."
organs and banishe3 the headache, back-.
~e ha~ ~p.1ing here in jlU cqlle:c- :than straws,. To. previde a supp~)' ache
and· other aches which are the conAfter you have ' tried Doctors and all
~OUtl Ilooe-uitions;' Conan · Dojle of fresh air is the main problem to ~uence of these diseases.
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Prescril'tion"
is
absolutely
a
Favorite
• preparations, and they have .failed to
ad Mark Twain; 'Trilbys' .by the be 'selved, and the engineer who had temperance mediCIne in the strictest
. undieds,~ and a nUlnbe:: of <:opies' cf. deveted much of his lifc to. the study meaning of. the term. It containa no
neve
then use
' and is free from opium. cocaine
' :le Martian. Richard " Harding of ventilation died en November 22, alcohol
and all other narcotics.
,aVkfiPes.. , largely. . There has 1899. .:Less,thap. tlJree II).iles of the . "r 1JIrOU )'Ou for advice February 4th. 18¢,n
writes Mrs. I.oma Halstead. of Claremore, Cher, 'en a scattering Df Stephen C.rane,tu~el is pomptited . .• he totalce~t okee Nat., Ind. lY. ·1 WItS racking wltn pain
from the oack o'·my head down to my heel&.
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'.It theJ'roportion' is small. Gib- is to be. bet..veen· $13,000,000 and Had hemorrhage for weelts at a tillie, and was
unabte to sit up for ten minutes at a time. You
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~"S;~ll-have been ' resold. You; can ates a.fine iiI.$i)65 a day if the time Preac:riptioD.
'Pleaaant Pellets,' also gave advice abOut inbaths and diet. To my surprise, In
• ' ~ ;. Stevenson, and Stevensen in his liInit is exc~ed~d, with a graiuity of iectioD5,
filur month. from the time I began your treat·
ment I was ;a well woman and have not had the
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TRADE MARl<.
since, and now I put ill sixteen hours
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.,.in C~~les : Kings; l~rge number; ··Muchpaln.._.and uneasiness !s
.!\mells 'Barr, Mrs. B'trion Harris- :::aused by 'pile~ sparing neither age Buffalo, N. Y.
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PoOR SALB BY ALL
IN MEDICINES.
.T~ ~~~.,.j3?rnett, Margaret ,~ Dela.D.!l D,or sex: .~ .:rabler's Buckeye Pile The SHORTEST LINE.
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L. OERSTLE & CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
,~~,\.~~J1:. ::W~~· are.~r~d ' Oin~ent cb~es ; the most obstir.ate. The QUICKEST TIME.
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a~jlrge number-eaeh. . . . . :.:,.: . .caseS: ;J>rke,50 cents in bottle.
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FINEST
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'1 It is vp,ry hard to stand icily by druggists.
Gaiva-n""'··i-z-ed7:·=C""h=e=st""'I1""u=-C{=frees.
!ld see, Ir dear ones suffer while
(Houston, East & West 'l'exas R'y)
l\r;iting ,l,he arriv31 ef the doctor.
An
e:draordinary
phenomenon
hai.!
Alb
n._ . ah0~' Y.) dairyman calI.. :.,'t Mhug store there ' for a dector been noticed with regard to. 'chestnut
""ld ,th en very trees in a street in Brussels, since
. .,i ceme an d see h'IS Ctit
to
::k with croup.
Not finding the, the installatien of the electric tram
Fever and all MalarIal Troubles.
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Docs Not Contain Qninil!e Nor Other Poison;
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.Qoes Not Injure the Stomach Nor Mect the He8l'lng..
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imp' at ence on' his return.
He brown and drep early 'in .August, to
W. A. Mc['arty &; Son, :olmeBol<, TeL, say: "Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonic is the
best we h!lve ev.er· handlecL My son prescrlbes it in his practicel'and s~yS it is .
\.}. ·,..J~ht bottle of Chamberlain's bud ~nd even blessom again in Octhe only Chill Tonic which a clu1.d can take without inJury to the stomach." ;
BROWN}[F' . CO., Prop'rs, Greeneville, Te n. ' .
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~;ough ~~':ledy, which ~ hop'ed toper : The trees ·on the' oppositc
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loliac~or ¥-l~, ;.~3rriye. Ini\ew bours
fl'€ ,~ned:;";:rym~~e " . . ' . .. .
an~ de not
~-'4>~C 'I.,lt...~.e-_chi1d ; . m'u c&·I[.-.i;''-'~:: l!~~?>~-;-1
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. ·.l'he' o'ruggist, Otto Scholz,
!y1l' the family has recommended
Headacha alld Malaria.
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~hamberla;'l-'s Ccugh Remedy to
E. W. Matthews, Unith, Tenn., And' all eastern and southe'astern
their neighbors and friends until he writes: thave used Ramon~s Liver points. Close connections at Hc)Ushas a ccn-stant demand for it ~wn 'Pills for .heahache, con~t.ipation and t~n and Shrevepurt with all lines.
that pari of tpe country_ For sale biliousness fer more than two years. This line offers quick time and
by !Ill druggists.
and they have given complet,e satis- superb service.
------faction. I can truly say that I have N. S. Meldrun, Gen. Mgr,
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_ High ][uckfllJucks.
n'ever found anythmg better for :he
W. H. Taylor, G. F. & p '. A.
VCip;ToWn enjeys a cerlain rustinc- complaints if taken at the proper
Wm. Doherty, A.G. P. Agt.
In comfort, pa1'Cha.se
::;CUI' tickets'llia. tile
ibn'in respect to the height of its time. They are a' sure preventative
Housten, Texas,
for malaria. Fcr ~ale by all drug1onstables. The tallest is 6 feet gists.
M. McMoy. Agt.,
81-2 inches, while there are thirty'
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Barrles' New NOTel.
Spring Meetings Merchants Ass.,
'jiglIt others over 6- feet in height.
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My mether suffered with chronic in writing the novel, "Tommy and
S3le Dates March I7th'to 23d.
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was attended by two physicians Who nim in' the meantime except the
the BEs.T SERVICE,
Spring
Meeting
Interstate
Mer'1
a.iui tile \'PEST c:cm.at iast pronounc'ed her c~se hope- dramatIzation of ''The Little Minchants' Associ'ation.
ntdwns ~ assured.
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She prccured cne' 25-ce!lt ister." He is one ef the slowest' elf
At
St.
Louis.
~ only tine ol:-'p~1ftig.
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- '~ritern and the most careful in the
Sale dates March 19th to 31st.
PA~LOR CAF~S
ira and Diarrhoea Remedy, and five elaberatien and finish ef his work.
(mtals 8 18 ca;,<~t'8, " .
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5th.
to
17th.
ap!:es gave her permanent relief. I Those who have read the ~ompletea
Certifil(ate Plan.
Pullma;t
Sleepers,
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thke p lea~ure in recemmending it as novel 3aJ that it is of the ve~ first
Elega.nt Wide Vesfihu!ed
Low rates are given 'for ,a!I of these
the best cn the mark et.-Mr3. F. rank in modern :6.c~n.
FREE Chair Cars.
Watson, Aiken, Ala. Sold "y all
excursions.
We:
hdve
saved
many
dcctor
bills
THE BEST ROUTE
~ruggists.
. Ask TiCket Agent for full'
~~~---since v¢-e began using CbambefIain's
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.. A. PlUm PuddiDg Craze.
MempfUs,L;>ais<oi!Ie, c-rncinn2ii, Nas"h. Remedy in our heme. We
"Sweet Bells Jangled
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D: J. PRICR, G. F. & T. A.,
<Di1le, Chaitanocga.-, Atlanta., Ne<tu
plum pudding craze has c~ken
Ii' bottle open all the time and
Out
of
Tune
and
Harsh."
York, Washing/em, Phila.delphi1l, BalPalestme, Te:ll.as.
in Lond<>:i1, One finn bad. sold
whenever any of my family or mytimore, and gthet' cities of the Norl~
Shakespeare's description fits thou6{lO,OOO pounds of pudding' three
.East and SOUtheast.
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"DEs"iGN;;;J
weeks before Christfnas. SU~rises 'use th'e COl1gh ' Remedy, and . as a ~~~~~e:ic;,;~, ~.z.0Ufa~ilit~'i¥hel~
sweet dispositions"are gone, and they. like
, Fa; maPs, time tables and i:Jtfzet. InI f~wn,
ate new mdosed in these, f{mging
bells. seem .sadly ont of tune. Bnt
<Write ::;ow' nearest Cottm :;i.,result wc never have to send. away the
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thero is aremedy. They can DSe
frem buiito1l3 to gold soverei~ and for a doctor and incur a large dect')r
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. Notice in." Inventive Ago"
half sev~teigns, geld thimb16 and· bill. for Chamberlain's Cough RemBook "Howtoobtain Patents"
.$ . G. WARNER, D.M. MORGAN,
Chaf'J1etJ 7lI<><Ura!6. Nofeetill patent'is secorecL
diamond rings. One pudding er· T~P".irAg.nl.
Letters strictly confidential. Addreas,
edy never fails to cure. It is. cerFT. wOI<rH,:rE/C
E.
G. SIGGERS, Patent Lawyer. WashingtDn, D, C.
aered haa in it a diamond and opal
tainly a medicine of great merit and
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health to the womaiily
'i'o aiIay p'ains, subdue inflammarer b~t,
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and health' there means
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ford ~ounty, Pa. For sale by all
tion, heal £o~l sores and ulcers" the
poised nerves, calmness, strength.
A. iR. D; Flu~nt, ~ditor of. th~ druggists.
It restores womanly vig9J; and power.
most satisfactory results are,obfairied
It tOl1eS up the 'nerveS 'which suffer.. .FOr -th!3 sPeedy and pe{IIlanent.-cure .gf -"
Jourt31 Doylestown, Ohio.; suffered
by using Ballard's Snow Liniment. tiMer,
ing arid diSease have shattered. It is
salt rheum and ec~m'a. chaIfJ;..:
'-,. .~. number of years from theuina:If ycur child is cross er peevish,it the most perfect remedy ever
Pri:e 25 cents ' and 50 cents. For' b'erll!in'" Eye and Skin ()inf;inent is '
to restore weak wome%/. to
witllO;lt a.n equal.
the
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~ale by all druggists. ~ ,'. . .
health, and to mae:e :them attil1idive
ing' iii~-sp13rting
"~ y9: "Myr1ght' arm' at times White's Cream Verm.1fuge~1 Pj- and happy. . $r.oo at all dr1lg~ristS.
its continued lise
The restilts of an oyer-indu '
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cure:.. ·tt also cures
<,. tire y use ess.
tne
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!!cafd head, sore nipples, ----..-;<:> '.6'
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c eer u ~.es!.:
"The Ladies' Advisory Dechapped hands. lilironic wV''''/,'~J.~,..
fled; withfiut pain or discomfert,
'j. to receive reliefalmcst immt- Pri~e 25. cents. . For .. sale oy all
" The Chattanooga Medigranule ted lids •.
Tenn.
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taking a : few doses .- jRf.
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i:iusin~:ss men ' are
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RIcan \ questIon. ! . Tb.ey . wII.I soon,l :rhe~ have pledged ,something like
have to get:0l:l~ ~, search warrant to $I~,QqO: and it wiU tak~ at
find out where they are~', 'a:~'"
$!S;9bo of this tc!' ,get the right of
say0i
'::" Ent~~ed ill tilepostoffice a~ L~fki;, Tex.,
. as seCond class mail matter, .
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ul erepce, 1 any.
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We.are . hereby authorize4 to a.rmouns:e . Dispatches from Europe state that causing' 't hem to lose :!leep . . They
·. the name of George F.' Ingr~am 9.s a R' .
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rance can't" see why the Southern Pacific
· candidate for district judge of the second . uS~la" WIt t e approva 0
judicial district, subject to the action of and Germany, is preparing a co,m- .should palllIlel the H. E ·. .& \1\'. ,T.
the democratic conyentio~, or primary. munication in regard to the .Boer war track for twen:ty ' miles, and those
el~tion.
that WI-II make Englishmen have a twenty miles ' expensive OIles ' ior
The Press is authoriz~d to announce the bitter taste in their mouths.
buildio'g a rail.road. if the reported
·name of T. C. Davis as candidate for
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FOR REPRli:SENTATIVE,'
among"" emse ves an now ere·
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In. buIldIng up then
. The hess 'is authorized to announce .the pu bl Icans
· future efforts
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.name ot T. W, Jordan.as a candidare for ready to do each other ha,m. "So city .
· the nomination as representative · for the
R. L. R's Say.
thirty.first fiqt{)rial district.. snbject to the far the Jemocrats are d\}'elling In
peace an'd harmony. :
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action of the democratic ,party.
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and see all the newest,creations in
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t.adies' , Misses" and
Children"s Head~~ar,
.And take a glance at th~ largest and
large~t and prettiest line of
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Ladies' Dress Coods,
Tl'immin~$
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and
Ever ShOWll in Lufkin. Also ' a full lins
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of read..y made
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
We would be pleased to hav~' Con- 17·-Your correspond~nt has been
The Pr~ss is hereby authorized to an· .gressman Bailey come .to Lufkin and plitting in the week vvhitewashing,
nouiEe the name of J. J_ Singleton as a speak, as he says he wiil rpake spt:cial principally. .NJi: whitewashing any
candidate for nomination as county clerk.
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efforts. to do', before the holding of 0 our COUll y.. ::an lua es, a
ug
Skirts and S.hirt Waists
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subject
to
the
action
of
thel
democratic.
sor,pe
of
them
may
need
some
ere the
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the priI1!aries. The people of this
'primaries oi. Angelina county.
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/ _/ :,...----D-r-:s-T--=ru:.......C-T-C-L-E-R-K-..- - - - ' - · county would like. to know which
campaign closes. At {he river, the
,In Silk; Lawn alid Percal, in all 'colors, .
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ibolliumber .company has had two
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the
candidates,.
Senator
Chilton
or
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The Press is authorizei to announce the
ranging in >price from 35, cents up:
n~me of J. H. Gibson as a candidate. fo~ Mr. Bai!ey, rfiCpresent the views of trains running each day transferring
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. " . clerk ot the district court, subject to the democra9Y,
they hoth can't, as logs to the mill! eacb train averag:ng
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t~e latter gays the Senator entertains from ten 'to twenty loaqs per day.
.. of the' democratic primaries •. .
FOR COUNTY JUIlGE .
views which are indefensible frvm a At the sectiqn hOllse of number i: I
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Tlie Pr.Elss.is authorized to anno.unce the democratic view. .
"'4'~~""" Congor giv~s' the men good _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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name of 'J, T. M~oney as'8 candidate for
wholesome board, and plenty of it .
State Convention.
county judge, ~ubject to the action of the . Collis P. Huntington, presi.dent of 'J;his sectIOn is in charge of foreman
its 'three tie;s ' be;ths anc1 OthC!i L.... ,'The .derpocratic · state executive
democratic .primaries.
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primitive appurtenance;:., an cstc::x: .. · .
.the Southern Pacific ra'i lroad cC'm- John 'Burke, who, like my friend
conimittee hlls given out the. follow\
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of Dr, Webb'S private car, ~11
Taylor
of
number
12,
k!lowshis
bus·
pany,
in
a
sreec~
before
the
GalvesTAX
the name
ing call for publication:
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ton commerdal ' club opposed the i'~ess, and 'keeps thi~gs 'moving' along
'<?n the lower pa:t of the enp a Int.
"To the democri\tic electo~sJof the
· . of ' ~'.!:;,:{<iUll"Lll as a .caIididate for the
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motive and trnm of four WagA;
building of thc Nicaragua .:an~}, and In a business-lilie manner. .
State of
said' it 'woulc;l be a commercial fail- . 1 am rather out'of the way tp pick
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arming matters are still moving
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the canal, .and wdllid have 'beewslIr-along slowly-too much rain.
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Inot~ Major Carr!lway of the
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We ~e :authortzed to announce the name Huntington is like most other' men, Nacogdoches News·Chronicle, 'de· of· W. iI. Everitt as a candida~ for the he 'is opposed to anythlllg that Will. votes two ·or three ~olumns to my
nomination of county treasurer, subject h~ave a~cndency to less'e n the profits dftfence of Congressman Cooper,
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to to the action of the democratic priul8.- of the railroad, regardless of the fact anent his vo.t e on the Root!rts quesries.
whether or not it .will be a benefit to tion. · As the Major makes no point
FOR SHERIFF k"'D TAX COLLECTOR. the people at . large. No man has whatever, but rather indulges· in
We are authorized to !UlI10llnCe the ever accl1!!>ed Mr. Huntington of be- a .p ersonal reflection upon our conname of '1'. C. ]1:antooth !IS a candidate ing: a philanthropist.
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gl'essman not understanding. the
for the. office of sheriff arid tax collector
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constitution, r will not atte.mpt a re.... , for Angelina connty, subject to the action Some fellow wrot.e "Come, Gentle
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joinder, as that proposi~ion is' tOO
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and w
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is well known to be a lawyer, and
of A. W. Ellis as 'a candidate for
first installment of "ethereal mild- \-"ell versed upor. all constititutional
!lnd tax collector of A.ngelina t. )tlnty,
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ject to the 'action of the detdc~atic pri. ness. " AI rea d"y th e grace_u
swan points. With this . I drop the conlUarie~,
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purpose·
national' convention to'
at Kansas City on the 4th day of
July next, and for the purpose of
nominating democratic electors for
tbe state of Texa~ and the various
districts thc;rein, and tbat a' like conventi~ri. will be--- held' in th~ city ~f
W'aco on' .Wednesday, Aug~'st 8th,
proximo, for the p'u rpose of nominating a state ticket and· for such
other Qtisiness as may come before
each of.said conventions. The basis
of representation will be one' vote
£.or each .300 votes and maJ6t; £raction' ther~of cast for Hon. Joseph D.
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Saye.rs , the democratic nomm.e e for
goverr..orat the last election. each
wunty to be e~titled to at least on. e
wipgs for flight to the cryEtal streams <;:erned, 'with the closing remark that vote.
FOR COUNTY ATTOfu"'EY.
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'''In p' ursuanc. e of the resolution
We o1re ~uth9rized announce tile name an d woo d e d Ia k es 0 f t.h e f.ar ~N ort
- th'e precedent set f.erth in refl1sin'~
of W. J. Townsend, jr" as 11 candidate tor to be shot by pot hunters and con- Mr.' RobertE a s~at in congress will adopted ' at the last democratic' state
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the nomination of county attorney. subject
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in fi fteen
cent . res:taurants.
to the action of the democratic primaries, sume
.Th e f rUI't t rees are sIle dd'~ng ,t1"
lelr
FOR CONSTABLE'-PRECINCT ::0<0. I. purpl bl '0 ns d
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e oss I an pu tt'~ngI on
ro b es
We are authorixed to announce the name of green j blue violets are sprouting
'. of J. T. Odnm as a candi(late for the office and blue bottle flies are coming with
.'. (If constable of Precinct No.1, subject to
~ buzz; the giant ·mosquitoha·s re. 'the action of the democratic primaries.
turned from his winter sojourn in a
Two thousand lives and. $100.- wal;mer regiun and is rapidly lamil.000,000 is the cost so far of the PIlll· iarizing himself with last summer's
ippineisl~ds. WhatwiIl the harvest route j the "wicked flea', when no
· be?
~a~ pursueth hut the righteous. is
bold
as a lion j " the south wind's
'J."ihe currency bill bas been sig-ned
gentle &wt:ll comps laden wita the
~y .the pre~ident, aad from now on
perfllme of a thousand flowers' and
· you;....lcan size up your money by the
other
things, and IxI all evidences
..' .-" gold standard.
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cently declared a rliYidend amounting
· to $'20,000,000. T~is and advancing
.~ t,he price of 011 3 cents .a gallon harmoniz.es beautifully.
The Uoited States supreme court
has held the Texas anti-trust laws
~nacted i~ 1889 constitutional in the
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t rise up to bother future duly ac- convention tne executrv.e committee
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credited representatives
to a seat in recommends to the exe. cutive coml1littees of the g.:espective co.unties
the'congress of the United States.
that primary electio'ns 9r conventions
Baird Notes.
(al! they may determine) to sel-ect
Baird, March 20.-Farmere are delegates to each ot the state con:getting .· along ni;:ely prep~reing tbeir veritionc;; shall be held fn the respectland tor th~ plow • . Son;e are reao-y ive counties of the st:lte on Saturday,
' to plant when the weather· settles.
June 9, next;. .
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John Calhoun is planhng alarge
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"C. K, 'BELL, Chairman.
crop of ri~bon cane says he is .going '--JAMES HAYS QUARLP:S, Sec'y."
.to (ais~ his own bread' and syrup. ',
Webb's W~ncr"LoTill~ Cl}-p. '
There w.as a ni~e. party given .a t
The silver loving ' cul) , presented
the residence of Mr. Hanl(s,on Re!1- .to Dr. Seward "'chub}' the 4,000
fro -p'r,airie. The young pe6ple re- employes of the \Y!i.gner Palace Cat
orted a V~I"I.' lUce time.
of the pastwihter are disappear;ing; P
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Company.• on the{ occll~j9n of his . re·'
Miss Y. ellie' \Valker,who has beeri Uremellt from the . prc~ideney'
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old timerg as::.ure us there'll be 110
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her
.sister
in
this
~eighbor.
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of
tIle
more rost-un ess It g-ets pretty cold
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-and we feel th.at gentle spring. has hood,., has returned 'home to Sabi:~e with the Pullman company, is. four.
surely "done ~ome." .
cou·nty.
teen inches high, weighs 157 .
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W.· M. Thompson's arm WhiCh, and has a ' capacity of · twenty-five
Our neighoo.Iing town Nacogdo- was severdy tom by a wire nail last pints. On it is portrayed the his·
c~es is- in very '.."arm '· ..:yater . over week-is Ilnproving.
tvry and evolution of car building
her proposed. railroad.
Se\'eral
B~ird corrimll~\ty . is ·coming out, '8.S develop'cd' by. the Wagner' commatt-ers have comeup "of late that we have..pteaching three' S~ndays a pany, showing indifferent
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mrkethe peodle.. of that to"vn ,,';'On- month.
· , . the ,:tl.rst.WSgJ1er sle~pei built•. wi~11
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The Violet Tree.
One of the new ideas for home
eoration is the violet trer.
bee.n ta~en up with much cagerJ1(>~'I"""'-'
:by the X Eiw York women of socirt.~'
who like to have something rl'ew . at .
every entertain:nient. TIll' yiok'
tree is u~ed extensivelY at luncheon"
where violets are give~ ' as fa yor"', X.
'brass stand' about eightc:cn i:1cll(>~
high' has branches the shape of a .'
tree. The branches arc 'napped in
green crepe paper, and at the end. n.r .: "
each branch is a holder in which arC'
bunches 'of violets 'tied with purple
,silk cords. The trce is placed j 1\
~ the cent~r of the table, whcre it
looks like one of the d\..'arf trees or
.Japan, and.each guest c:un take her
:bunehof violets as she lcayes the
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Deserted Her UUS.IHtr.(I.
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The widow oj. "Billy" . Florence,]' "
the comedian, hus hegl.l,'ll snit for 'di- ; .
,"orce against !ler prese:nt hmban.]~: ___
George H, Coveney, on the ground l>~
of desertion, .She is seYru!}' yC'ar;; of
age, and her husband is fiHy. ~Ir:;. ··'
Florence ill well relllcillbrrcd uy old- '
er playgoers,. ' She was }Irfl. GeneraL
Gilfiory,almos.t as great' a f~Y~rit~ at:
the genial BiUy~ the irilmortal Bard- j' • .;,.~
well Sloate, iIi "The }Iighty
Dollar," : . .. ."
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and there wil be general t:yinpath."· ·. ,~:. ~
v:'ith hcr in: her present disagrct'abk ~' ::
matrimonial e:x:pel'ience.
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Marriage Licenses.
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. The p'.ast week ' the county clerk \, .:P;~:·
has issued ' the fqIlowing ma!riage '
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W. I. Ke1ler to Miss Dellia McBride.
"Earl Chap~an. to,
Codk.
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,L6.i:iis A. Massy to-&ddieS,ti;jI,lget.
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