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PRECINCT CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the call of the chairman OF
this precinct, a convention was held at FL
bridge hall at o'clock on Wednesday even
ing to send delegates to the county conven-
ton, which meets here on Saturday.
The chairman, W. NJ. Aven, called the
meeting to order and on motion of Judge
Lafayette Kirk, Mr.. Aven was declared
chairman and E. L. Salley secretary.
Ion motion, a committee of three consist
ing of Col. D. c. Giddings, B. Eldridge and
Lafayette Kirk, was appointed to recommend
and report the names of delegates to the
county convention. The committee reported
| the following names, as delegates to the coun-
ty convention, which meets here on next
Saturday, to cast the twenty-five votes of
this precinct: P. H Barnhill, J. F. Riebe, j..
j. Hoffman,, Aug. Mueller, H. C. Meyer,
William Wehmeyer, L. c. Lehm an, William
Danhouse. F. Harms; c. Wiede, j. S. Bart
lett, D. q. Giddings, N. E. Dever, B. Eldridge
W. B. Garrett, F. W. Schuerenberg, R. B.
Rivers, E. L. SalleY, Hugo Becker. Ed
Amsler, F. Haubelt, r. E. Luhn, W. NJ
Aven, D. G. Giddings, Jr, Henry Bsssett, L.
Kirk and D. E. league.
Col. d. g. Giddings offered the following
resolutions:
Wereas, a vacancy exists in this the 18th
CeudIuTlal lJlslTlCl, caused Dy the ueaJn OF
the Hon. E. G. Maetze, and an election has
been ordered to fill such vacancy. That
recognizing the eminent qualifications and
fitness of the uncompromlsing, true and tried
Democrat, W. w. Searcy, we hereby express
our appreciation of his past services and
eminent qualifications and hereby instruct
our representatives to the convention to
place his name before the same for nomina-
ton and to use all honorable means to Sc
cure his nomination and election to the Office
of Senator in the Legislature, from this, the
18th Senatorial District.
Upon motion Only seconded the above
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The following resolution was offered by
W. B. Garrett:
Resolved, that this convention deplores
the defeat of Hon. r. Q. Mills for speaker of
the house of Representatives, position to
which his eminent ability and past services
to the party entitled him.
Resolved, that 10 show our high apprecia-
ton of his character and ability it is the
sense of this convention that he should be
sent to represent Texas in the United States
Senate, and our delegates to the county con,
vention are hereby instructed to use ali their
influence to have the nominee for Senator
from this district instructed to give him his
hearty support" Which resolutions were
unanimously adopted. There being no
further business before the convention the
same on motiOR adjonrned.
Z. L. SALLEY, Sec.
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About 8 o'clock Monday afternoon
Arthur Day, an employee at the Cen.
trail freight depot, while inspecting
some cars up near the oil mill was
shot by the accidental discharge OF
a shot gun in the hands of Abram
Williams, who with some other
colored boys were swapping an old
shot gun in the yard at the resi-
dence of Sidney Parker, that they
didn't know was loaded"
The gun was loaded with duck
shot and only one struck Day, that
passing through his hat and enter
ing the top of his head passing
about two inches under the scalp.
He didn't know he was shot for
some little time until while stopping
over for something the blood COM
menced dropping down on his shirt,
giving him a considerable fright, and
started him hastily for DR.. William
son, the Central railway physician,
who assured him the wound was not
at all dangerous, and he returned to
his work.
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Wrecks Delay the Trains.

The southbound Santa Fe trai1
didn't come down Monday night or
account, it is supposed, of some Of
the wrecks reported
There was a wreck north of Tenn.
pie, two on the Lampasas branch
and one on the Navasota branch
Monday, and perhaps others not re,
ported. These four, however, were
reported to be pretty bad ones.
The wreeker passed here Monday
going to the one above Temple.
Tie wrecks We're supposed to have
been caused by washouts Of the re
cent heavy rains, though it does not
require any extraordinary circum,
stances for the Santa Fe to have a
wreck.
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FREDRICK-KISSEL.

At the German Methodist church
at 7 o'clock Tuesday night, Mr.. j
W. Friedrich, of San Felipe, and
Miss Ida Kissel, of this city, were
united in the holy bonds of wedlocb
Rev. A. S. Blackwood, of Sealy, off
ciating.
The attendants were Mr.. ". L.
Gray, and Miss Lou Kissell, of San
Felipe. Messrs. W. l. Hill, VIM.
Cunze, also of San Felipe, besides a
large number of their Brennan
friends were present to witness the
ceremony that entered them into
the life's paradise of earthly immor-
tally apd an eternity of pleasure.
Their marriage is the consumms-
ton of a courtship long, loving, ten
der and true, Mr., Fredricks periodi-
cal visits having been noticed here
for a long time, but now that he
has found the concealed comforts of
man locked up in woman's love,
the BANNER extends its heartiest
congratulations and wishes for him
that, the young lady he has wooed
and won may prove "a guardian
angel over his life presiding, doub-
ling his pleasures, his cares di-
vlding."
The happy wedding party will
leave to-day wednesday, for San
Felipe, the home of the groom
where they will be at home to their
numerous friends.
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DID THEY MARRY

In the church announcements Sun
day morning it was stated that at
the Baptist church Sunday night a
marriage would take place, but no
names were given and none could be
ascertained. Sunday night however
owing to the inclemency of the
weather, there was no services at$he
church, though Rev. E. Ward, the
pastor was there and waited some
little time for the couple to make their
appearance, but not coming he left
for home, and left word with some
one near by that if the couple came,
to send them to his house or send
after him. This was the last he
knew about. He didn't perform
the ceremony. The records at the
clerks Office show that license were
issued for Mr.. Gus. Lehman and
Miss Ella Eldred, and it is presum.
ed that before returning to their
home six miles in the country they
went to some magistrate or minister
and had the ceremony performed,
though an inquisltive reporter could
not ascertain who it was by diligent
inquiry all during the day Monday.
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To the Public:,

The stock of goods consisting of Gold and
Silverware, Watches. Diamonds, and Jewel
~ of every description, conveyed to me
October ,, 1891, as assignee of A. T
stock must be and will be sold for cash, and
at cost. This notice is not given to the pub
lie as catch for the purpose of raising
few needed dollars, but in good faith and in
order to dispose of the entire stock and
settle, as far as the proceeds will 90,
with the creditors of A. T. ThreadgilL No
better opportunity will be offered the c1ti-
zens of BRENNAN to obtain Holiday presents
in this line at first cost, and assure every
one that when say "Cost ,LsKassn in
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CALL FOR A ooNvENT1oN.
BRENNAN, TEX, Dec. s, 1891 /:

DRENHAM, lex, Dec. 8, 1891:
To the Democracy of the 18th,
Senatorial District:
By virtue of the authority vested
in me as chairman of the 18th Sem
atorial District, I hereby call con
vention to assemble In BRENNAN, on
Tuesday the Doth of December
1891, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for
the Senate, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the Hon. E.
g. Maetze.
County chairman will take notice
and call county meetings to send
delegates to the District convention.
BEAUREGARD BRYAN.
Chairman Dem Elk. Com, 18th, Sen
atorial District.
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A ErnkHn Arm.

DR.. L. Creath. of Kenney. was in
the city yesterday making MS fnal
arrangements to move to Bellville.
for which place he leaves to-day.
While here yesterday his wife came
in with their rine-year-old son, ].
D., who had broken his arm vester-
day morning while playing with
some other boys, lassoing each 9TH
er, one of them throwing the rope
over him and jerking his feet from
under him with such force as to
break his arm by the fall.
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Better than Hot springs.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept IS, 1Seo.-Gents-
For more than a year l was afflicted with
external sores and ulcers. My right leg was
so bad that could not walk without crutch,
and my general health was very poor. was
treated about nine months by one of the
most eminent physicians in Dallas, but
received little benefit from his treatment.
l also took several bottles of blood purifiers,
but they did me no good. My physician
finally advised me to 60 10 riot Springs, and
l had packed my trunk .reparatory ;u av-
ing, when friend insisted that SHOULD give
Saxet a trial first. So 1 took my friends
advice and commenced to take Saxet. In a
few days there was a perceptble improve
ment in my condition, and in two weeks from
the time / began to take Saxet my sores had
all healed and was again active and strong
and my weight increased.
RUE WHEAT,
P. o. Box S24.
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Demneratin C0nrantion.

To the Democracy of Washington County:
By virtue of the authority vested in NE as
Chairman Of the Executive Committee of
Washington county, hereby call cenven-
ton of Democrats to meet at BRENNAN at
o'clock p. m. on Saturday December 18th,
1891, for the purpose Of electing delegates to
the Senatorial Convention which is to meet
in Brennan December 10Th. Chairmen of
Precincts will call their conventions to send
delegates to the county convention
HEBER STONE, Chr. Ex tom.
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District Court at Caldwell.

Judge Beauregard Bryan has re-
turned from Caldwell where he has
been holding court for the past few
weeks, and says that there was per-
haps the biggest court this time that
they have for years IN Burleson
county There was fourteen con-
victions, three acquittals, eight cases
dismissed, five continued and two
appealed. The case that perhaps
excited the most interest was that
of Joe Bats, wealthy farmer, who
was tried on plea of insanity, and
convicted, previously having been
convicted of killing a negro and SEN
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary. He goes to the asylum and
if cured will then have to serve two
years in the penitentiary.
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Try sL4ek:DEAgeHT tea for Dyspepsia

The passengers that were in the
wreck Tuesday morning were de-
laYed here for some time, and many
of them were talking of starting
suit against the road for damages,
as they were en- route to VeIasco to
attend the big sale there, part of
which they missed on account of
the delay This is a very doubtful
cause for damage. It may save
them money. There is not much
telling at this time what damage a
capitalist sustains by not having all
opportunity to buy property at the
mouth of the Brazos. 1t is possible
that such delay might be a great
saving.
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BIG FAILURE.

The large retail general merchan.
disc establishment of Messrs. Ringe.
ner, Bros. & Co., made and fled in
the County Clerks office Saturday
evening deed of trust, conveying
their partnership assets to Ben. S.
Rogers, Esq, for the benefit of pre-
ferred creditors. Their liabilities
are S24,536.53 with assets worth
about the same amount, though to
/ be sold under assignees sale will not
pay out.
Poor collections and the low price
of cotton is supposedto be tho cause
of the assignment.
The assignment was a genuine
surprise to most of the people here
as 1t was supposed to be one of the
most solvent firms in the city.
The following is list of the IS
creditors, named in the order they
are to be paid:
VIM. Rodenbeck, $4,000: B. S.
Rogers, $500; William Buckhen,
$3.50; William Rodenbeck, ir., $3.50;
Mrs. Mary Visit, 800; Miss Halda
Struve, 500; Otto Schawe, 81, 700;
Miss Annie Netting, S1,417; Mrs.
b. Netting, S4OO; Chris. Coke,
81 200; G. Bohne, $3.50; Mrs. NJ. ].
Bowers, $1,000; G. Scbram, 5000;
F. Fishkrobe, 5000; Gus. Ringener,
S4S; F. Westerfeld, S125; Sam Nei-
mast, $500; F. Luckmeyer, $50; h.
Fischer, S671.4S; Reichardt, Becker
& Co., S293.07; Il. Duebbe, S216;
Gus Jaster, S1O9.23; B. Eldridge,
$1,000; Focke, Wilkins & LANG,
Galveston, $1,000; Weiss Bros.
Galveston, $4,000; Grow, Hargedine
& McKittrick & Co., St. Louis,
S30466; Baer, Seasongood & Co.,
1856; Missouri Rubber Co., S136.60;
Hill & Green, Beverley, Mass,
1882. 40; Waters Pierce Oil Co.,
S71.05; Keller Bros. & Co., New
Orleans. $132. 40; Bamberger, Bloom
& Co., Louisville, Sl65.29; Friest &
Co.. New York, S239.50; Field, Say
er & Co., Boston, S135.6O; Parrot,
Andrew & Co., Chicago, S1e9. 80;
Lehman & Son, Cincinnati, S23S. O5;
Bros. & Co., Galveston,
S19.95; L. & h. Blum, Galveston,
S45. 20; c. Schepiin & Co., Plalnfeld,
N. j., S15307; Chiffon Guthrie
Trunk Co., Louisville, S108.12: |
Harris & Bassett, Philadel- |
ehia, S334.S5; II. T. Cotton & Co., |
New Orleans, S69,65; Western Star
Co., Salina, Kan, S66.68;
Rainwater, Bosger & Co., st. Louis,
$780, so; J. ". Robertson, Louisville,
S65.23: Mandel, Baum & Frank,
$50; Robert George &
Co., Chicago, S5.3S; Belfast, Hand
kerchief Co., Chicago, $3.50;
Crossman & Co., Rochester, S49.35
Gaus Bros, Baltimore, $3.50; D.
". Van Hutton, st. Louis, S24.9O;
Phil, Dryer, New Orleans, S47.0O:
Empire Soap Works, Washington,
s10.15; Arlington Cuff and Collar
Co., New York, S15.65; Ellsas, Kel-
er & Co., Atlanta, S18.65; T. Rat
10, Galveston, S15.45.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
nc 49,

county OF washington
You are hereby notified that F. A FL
1ridye. of the county of Washington, On
the 23d day O. NoV-mbeg, 1891, execu' q
deed of assignment, conveying to the u Ter
signed all of his property, for the ben, it of
such of his creditors as will consent to ae-
cept their propoStionate share of his estate
and discharge him from their respective
claims, and that the undersigned accepted
said trust and has duly qualified, as required
by law. All creditors consenting to said
assignment must, within four months after
the publication of this notice, make known
to the assignee their consent in writing, and
within six months from the date of this
notice file their claims, as prescribed by law,
with the undersigned, who resides at Bren-
ham. Washington county, Texas, which is
also his postofice E. L. SALLEY,
Assignee.
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Bots and Collie.

There is now no excuse for you if you let voul
animal die with Bots or Collie, when the Bots
and Collie Specific, put up by c. +. Jensen & Co.
Druggists, Burton, Texas, will cure every CASE
Many animals are killed by giving them all Kinds
of medicine when sick. ChlOrot, rni is one of tie
most dangerous. Get bottle of JeUsen'S Bots
ami Collie Specific At ~ cents and have on hand
IN case of ene gency, for when your animal cets
sick you will want il bad. At Jos. Tristram
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ALEXANDER SALyINA, as Don Caesar
de Bazan held the boards at the
Grand Opera House last night, and
played to large and appreciative
audience. The reputation of this
celebrated actor had preceded him
here. and much was expected and
those IN attendance were not disap-
pointed. The character is one well
suited to the ardent italian and he
played the lending rolls with vigor
that completely captivated the au-
dience.
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THERE was nothing of Importance
in any of the courts Monday. The
police made water haul Sunday
and in Consequence the usual
Mayors Monday morning matinee
was omitted. Justice Curry had
one case but the witnesses were got
ten together too late to try it. and it
was postponed.
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In Justice Currv's court yesterday
Mr.. NJ. J. Jacobs was tried on a
charge of using language calculated
to provoke an assault, growing out
of his little spat with Mr.. Mcqueen
and was honorably acquitted.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Speaking of Christmas presents
reminds US of the fact that our old
and esteemed friend, MIR. L. Bronen-
kant, who has recently had his store.
room remodeled and and re-appor-
toned, has now on exhibition one of
the handsomest stocks of ieweIry,
watches, clocks, silver and plated
ware ever brought to Brennan,
which he invites parties in search of
articles suitable for Christmas to
call and examine Louis saws .'he
does not want the world-only
claims decent living" that he is not
selling AT COST either, but can dis
count some of the so called" cost
prices-live and let live is his mot
to. Drop in and see his display.
TIE Brennan Weekly BANNER and
Texas Farm and Ranch one year for
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ATTACHMENTS were filed in the
county court Monday by Messrs.
Reichardt, Becker & Co., and II.
Fischer on the store house of Messrs.
FL. Ringener, Bros, & Co., and some
real estate belonging to them in the
county.
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DIED.-At New Albany, Indiana,
on the 9th instant, DR.. David Lasch,
aged sc years and one month. De
ceased was a brother of Mr.. G.
Lasch, of this county, and was here
on visit last summer. He had
been blind for As years, and was for
30 years a teacher in the Institute
for the Blind at Louisville, Ky. The
BANNER tenders it's coincidence to the
bereaved relatives.
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Mr.. Asa 7. HARE, of the Lampasas
Dispatch, en- route to Houston, was
in the Santa Fe wreck above here
Tuesday morning, and came down
to Brennan and stopped over here,
and paid the BANNER a pleasant call.
He was thrown through window
on another gentleman and was not
much hurt.
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The tragedy enacted in Richmond
Monday, which resulted in the
death of DR.. Allen at the hands of
Mr.. N. B. Dunlayy, was caused by
an attack upon his daughter, the
Miss Dunlavy that was isitor to
friends in this city few days ago.
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a. WINE OF cAaDUI. Tonic for woman.

DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK R. Y. HoFF-
MAN went out to Berlin Tuesday
evening, where today at 3 o'clock p.
IN. he will be married to Miss Annie
Jahnke at the residence of the
brides parents. Quite a number of
invited guests will go out from the
city to-day to attend the marriage.
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Removal Notice.

On the 1st of January 1892 we will
remove our stock of Goods into the
Cornell building, next door to R.
Gross music store, formerly occu-
pied by F. A. Eldridge.
Respectfully,
KNooP & ScHAwE.
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APPLES! :. APPLES !!

500 Barrels choice, just received
and for sale by 81. FISHER.
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ATTENTION is directed to the
change in the sad of Messrs. A. &
Il. Harrison. They havean important
notice to the little folks, for whom
they have inaug'uating voting con-
test, and their handsome show win
dows contain some of the elegant
Christmas presents which they are
to give away.
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SEVEN wrecks on the Santa Fe
Monday and Tuesday and two of
them passenger trains is a pretty
good start towards bankruptcy. The
Santa Fe is in hard luck, its tract is
In bad condition.
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NOTICE TO THE PURLIC.

The entire stock of merchandise of Ringe-
ner Bros & Co. of BRENNAN Texas. having
been transferred to the undersigned for the
benefit of their creditors, the same will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers at and
below cost. BEN. S. RoeERs,
TrI1sfaa
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The ladies of tie Episcopal
church opened their bazar at the
Newbouer building last night at six
o'clock, and until late hour visi-
tors poured in to examine
the many beautiful things Of
fered for sale there, and partake of
the elegant refreshments they we're
serving. Through the kindness of
Messrs. A. & H. Harrison the build
ing was supplied with couple of
arc lights, which brilliantly 1lumina-
ted the large room.
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The roads leading into Brennan,
are in bad condition at present
from the recent heavy rain, but . few
days of sunshine will make them all
right again, and the country people
will come right along and buy their
Christmas goods.
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Accent package of Kiber's Cough
Drops will stop the hacking cough,
Children cry for it.
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TUESDAY was fair and sunshiny s
welcome contrast to the past few
days OF rain.
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The small boys are watching the
toy stores and making suggestions
as to what they would like for Santa
Claus to bring them.
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K. JOHNSON was tried in Justice
Curry's court Tuesday on a charge
of disturbing the peace and acqult-
ted.
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TIE east bound Central was
twenty-five minutes late Tuesday,
something unusual for the Central.
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TAX NOTICE.

The time for paying city taxes
will expire December 81, 1891, and
all parties who have not paid by that
time will have the penalty added.
E. L. SALLEY,
City Assessor and Collector.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THERE was a dead horse near
Wilkins warehouse Tuesday.
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The mud puddle on the vacant
lot next to the Williamson building
on Sandy street should be drained.
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If You want an Increase of EGGS

Feed your Chickens with Jensen's Chicken
Powder. They are the best and cheapest on
he market Sure cure and preventative for
'Aicken cholera, and al, other diseases of
ckens. IS cents box. AT J. TristEam.
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g.. ". HIM.

Is the place to buy your cart
harness for six dollars.
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Miss JENNIE SPANN returned Wed,
nesday night from visit to Cald-
well.
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We Have Used on Our Plantations

For wears Jensen ; Bots and Collie Specific, put
up by CT Jensen X Co. Burton, Texas, and out
OF l6> sick animals only one died. We always
keep It on hand, and would not be without it.
AT J .TrisIaN, Col. I. y. ILLS, Austin, Tex
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[ have used Kiber's Cough Drops
and found relief from cold and
coughs.
Moses AUSTIN BRYAN,
San Jaclnto Veteran.
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uas- s.AcK.DRAueHr tea cures Constipation.
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who were anxious, hungry and tired.
A force of hands are being con-
centrated there as fast as possible,
and a side track is being built
around the wreck.