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This country export01 q Hawaii last
II L valued Us Slae.37A ~
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stephens, associate justice, disqualineC
and not sitting.
No. $50. NJ. NJ. Hitler ct al, appellants,
W. Julia A. VernOy. appellee, appeal from
the district court OF Dallas county.
LUNlONA


the district court OF Dallus county.
CONCLUSIONS.
Julia A. Vernoy sued @, w parBons, her
HOn-ln-lnw. Joining lis wife. also, ns de-
PENDANT together with NJ, NJ Miller, Mrs.
Lou r. White, ]. X. T. Jordan and q. w.
Ayres, 10 cancel certain deeds ANA bili
OF sale made by her sOn-ln-law GA the Ind
day of September, lkh2 From lie verdict
aud Judgment Canceling said deeds Miller,
Jordan and Ayrcs have appealed. On the
essential matter in dispute there Was Il cOu-
fict IA the evidence. but the verdict OF tie
Jury Is supported In establishing the fol-
IL That appellee, being IN feeble heaith,
unable 20 read on write, ana without the
physical ability 70 manage , ana control
about $1,000 aud livestock Of the value of
about $4,000; and repOsinR Implicit con,
ndence IN her s2nln'law, Was deceived ana
uefrauded IN the execution Of sOll con-
veyances. by which the absolute title or
all Of said property was placed ~ ham,
except a tract Of 800 aeres, on which was
him and his wife Jointly,
CD That this fraud con listed IN the pre-
paraiion Of the eonYeyanees on his part
Ia violation Of the confidence feposed 10
him, so as 10 convey the absolute title when
Hhe aid not intend 20 include the houie-
stead at al, nor % make az absolute con-
yeyunce Or the other property.
CJl That the true nature Of the c0n-
vcyanceH executed by Der was concealed
by the son,lnlaw, wh9 kept W DEEDS
bringing 81 this suit
a. That the appellants who c1nip
under cOnyeyances from the sou-in.law,
parted with no new consideration az the
lime ~ receiving such oOugeyances and
that they were not Innocent purchhRera,
Appellants submit four propositions under
the following assignment OF erroif ''ihe
court errei 10 Overriding dfigidoniA a.
ceptlons 10 plaintiffs petition on the
grounds IA said exceptions stated" This
dssgnmcnt q believed 10 be TOO general
IN fp4 In
slfiOns Miller alone ~ che Appellants
lied nn answer IN the court below. Ia which
are found several exceptions OF a DIVERSE
character 10 tue petition raihing questions
81 uisiolnder nfnitAton etc, foa Haf-
ris vs. 1i0nig onery. O3 Texas $40, aud
caaea thers cited. The petition y leng
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AUSTIN NEWS.
COMMITTEE ACTION.

AONl AllIlAE Az li0Ns
Austin. Tex. Apil 4-(Special. Tho
nnnfe committee on internal improve
ents met tonight aud decided 10 report
,vorahly Mr.. Green's resolution in
irnctifg the Encouragement 20 inquire
10 the alleged consolidation of the
.exns and New Orleans. Sabine and
ast Texas, Galveston. Harrisburg and
aul Antonio, New York. Texas and
e2ican aud Gulf Western, Texas and
lciht railways, and Mr.. Greer's bill TO
iFnlnte and control the management
ld operation of railroad property in
xoa, and provide forfeit for viola
ga hereof.
The committee win report unfavorably
IT. Crowley's resolution looking 10 n
.nvention OF delegates of ten states with
view ca building a line OF railway from
.2rlh Dakota TO the Gulf Of Mexico.
MADDOX COMES BACK.
1Austin, Tex, April Specially
eprnentative Maddox IS back after
eslt 30 his home In Varrant
speaking of the noturics for TarrOnt
unity he says the list Is closed, aud he
mnnot recommend any further addi-
-,ns 10 i, although he is getting re-
tests daily. AS TO his revision Of the
rs scnt In by Senator Swaync and
rprp4entative Newton, when lac struck
Ne lie names of all the Clark men. he
81 he is responsible TO Democrats and
euocfats only for his election, and he
Ms proposed all alorg 10 show no polti-
"a fnSOrs 70 any but his political
'iends
VII Haid long ago" he remarked to The
rnzetfe correspondent, that l would
% lI fccommend any Clark man for an
" iice, not even for notary public / have
lne nv duty aud ] am responsible for
lint II have done. / am conyersant
eth lhe condition of affairs I'm Fort
forlh and Tarrant county and know
, rovkion of the uptaries' list has work
"A 90 Injury 10 the public.
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RnEAL A0RSE ST0cK.

We have on our ranch six miles south OF
nnrer some choice mares from Pcrchron
Ia Ffhnch coach stock the stalllOus from
lhich fhcsc mares were bred were imported
r the ROYAL Horse association OF MyOm-
N al portion OF these mares are IN foai
ri a1pie with colts, Those mares viii be
ma al low prices and on liberal terms as
) time 10 approved buyers. They must be
Sen ~ be appreciated. Apply by letter
) Nohtrt H. Ward. Fort Worth. Tex. care
rxas bud Pacific Coal company, when ar
tbHcments viii be made 10 show the stock.
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cnTTnM cnMpRFNS

he owncrs OF nist.clnss cotton com
be- viii erect II nt the place Offering most
lness aud best Inducements, Address.
n full particulars. Cotton Compress, 4.
box O42. New York.
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No. 49, Weatherford Mineral Wells and
Northwestern halfway company, appel
liant, vs.. francis Granger, Appellee APP
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Timmehn, John Alarms. Leon sonneld. y.
VI. Johnson, J. q smith. w. ~. Hnycg,
a, J. lrfick. . s. Mathie. g. n. Hughes.
The ilrst ballot rouoftcd IN tho election OF
James catnpboils the second was no cleo
ton; tho third was no election. and on the
fourth j. Al smith was elected With 7.
Il. Smith alternate,
Tie leymen nominated were y. r. Ctly,
q. 3, Garrison, ~ TwDfnoy w. y. Powell,
y. r. Parks, j. n. Heafftii, Or. NJ ri
Shine. Y. o. Tunnel. II. D. Sells. 3. r.
sells was elected on the FIRST ballot and
4. =. Garrison on the fourth. with W. u.
Powell alternate.
a report from the COMMITTEES on the or
phan9 home wns presented. rncofnrncnd-
inu the acceptance o. the proposition Tor
ce-opcratioit Sish the Northwest Texas
conference and that r. ". Thompson be-
appointed commissioner 20 confer with
kho other commissioners.
rs we9 announced ttnt Reg. J. L. pnw-
son would preach az O'clock IL had been
expected that The 4lshop would address
the cQiferencc ivhi6Iit on the subject ~
the WottAns Parsonage AMI Home Mis-
sion Hociety. but he y unable Il, nj the
appointment. ana I Was ANNOUNCED thai
w. II. Vaughn ~duid preach tonight
The Wpnifn'a Parsonage and Home Mis-
sion society had another meeting ct 2a3
led ~ Mrs. John Adsma, IN which she
70 explain more thoroughly
The progress ana needs OF tho work
Rev J, q, BOX preached al from Sec
ond (orinthiaus. xi.1N Fhe t0svnspeonlc
turn out IN force 20 these setviccs and
The church IL fiifd with On attentive con-
gtegntion.
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Eagle Pssn w Uiiafn 3.ene. . Railroad
mar said 10 be from OHIO. WAS arrested
IN nlcdraf Nefraa niid taken to iaii 10,
~as afterwaris fpund dead IN his bed
if4.ra ii H. Upchufph wps run over on
the switch tgack by a MOI - hound ifels &
1ia Lex Wae crushed rom tie foaf to
above HIS krec Antputa wfs necess
aary. Mr. upcnurch had 3uAt lad lis lie
lnaurea for ssRQDO
Vlfaal+ ZIG Bone and FIVE other chiefs
Of fha NloWo 1tnllauh arrived here ff6i1
colorado, whcre tncy hal peel. on visit
ID thnlg brethren ~ lltat stAte Tnex
Hfge out 81 money wien they arrived
and means WAS fufniehqd thnnl % Ee4 10
their rcserxA tion, seven I'VE nl'Aa away.
waco William DreNn % yeAta ola All.
plosqd as Il punpug ut the Atiesour. KAN
fas atsd TeNas water ipakt near lhHt rail-
fuNd'h dtpo1, was fonad lead IN the liz
re Mans sby lhantv whlch he occupied az
fiutchinsF-A tramp went to Young
married Wcrinifa tqtlad. fvins naar t.iq
place. and asked Tor faoa. After eafiurc
~ he made ~ Indecent proposal az
pulled tut lA7Ee ialife, oilantd u add
raised large walking cane and htartad
to folloW htr IA the hpuaf. Nt.e. i.iia
spranE Into er utipinlnE room and er,b-
bpd q lholEun and uruyc him fr8f1 ihe
plrcb, She stAfted 10 Alsnetsn.tl i,tit ~,
wpA ppiyinR aprf GOOD Tine Hhe did 10
shoot ~
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nEArmoxT BUDGET.
Decision fn tAe Josnscn-sye fss Sutt.
1ntcrcstirE tAtie kfion.

SsAnmcrt TaHSs pscs=sef i..-i'ns Eiii
y Cave lahnese j. i ~, Y. vioss be.
ft;e tpsclai gsgge A. c. BAsiiit n the
1lslrist cpaEt was eneed tpcas when ths
ysrF frfersss re-5tss ~ waish sin OF
ne heirs & sns l<s@ cAve johasel eaeA
reccysr = oas- seventh anaNidtd oue-half
iasessss 10 hbout nins acres IA inc csidsf
addiuaa 70 sce d.ty ~ xisAurauat. one
e. sAsseysa piaasirs was pasTsa ~ nsn-
ssztion.
IRIS scr has ecr.ieEse rs sstentior o.
Ste dlsirset c'iiirt ssnca MlnaRy Afternoon
iasA sre c9@.rt Is staw heetttf TIE tc5iie-
WHAT zils1clis tutt V n 5tfN&ses ".
JVoscrfr II the iLtSSf ressek from thar
fso3s ~ rrassr o. ffiluss - pay fer
slrretaa ili4 city rad iAid sirngEiaa
~ tde.r nr1zsa ees~ 1n1 W1icA pfttocrif
WIS sS-ete sNsrsY eesd hw Ina sses.r ca
aeE.rHe ~ csArt IT. ftVof ~ sAe city,
Tie eaii AA bcen Before slia hsEhrr courts
t-fts. @ssa tas- e--ft & = Nilc arrelf ftg-i-
i3rifiN Il see district rcert.
IN snie s-it thS chertz< ce the ~ on
hf4t7ltsiA4 j nttAft1t as nc ni1ttnrie
n the sesei seilis Is reirs awaited with
ssss.,Ssst. Noi r1ls - f4Sftisa - th4 e1is.
e7tt ny e7saErs genegNil ys krr rresepf Term
~ a C. BunIss RETAINS . Fsustoa TO-
1sr " 3 caSwssl ere x he Tram rpis-
3 innJs 1te ans e,lr.ie-1 fr1ar 4 tcdr AnnuE
nv iafD fes as5a4gsz ~ cise state
krMffE itfuu-ar Wilt Nas been ~ for
iurie .sirpe Is raSrz iscert
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nEAr,lnNT nrpErr.


The CTtyrs Cnartrr D~pinrcd Lezn1
DAvtA the Shepherd BOY.
Hsauzneas xsxaa n4renlter Sis the
&stries csssrs iesaF Jn6gs west rendered
stEsasns Is fav9s q sap piaintsT IN the
s1sl % 1 r. BsrSaEcs ~ N'llIiRr and
sirry Hirrins In shis ssfis the charter
81 ih- SLY q B-ssinoas Was Attacked
~ Tire Defendants In order . try ara
shew tAas slA ett3 aza no rssht % ENFORCE
ssa ss-.srsnes raqals4ng ihs construction
81 s.5eralks TIE case has heen sef5re
she aistsr caafts oniy 70 md ~ way
bEtK - tha district eourt. The Judgment
ts.lag MY rrsait - ths ctr fenewins It's
ai9 sS.nanas so- good And substantial
st4sHelk rms sax q Charles Schmidt
~. the sabtae and Eass TeraF Railroad
cosnr4spF- fqr desnaeQE Is on uts1.
L'1Fiu. the Snepasfsi Boy, charming
r.nkess Nili ~ gigsn ~ the opera n9ase
on krtaay night ct ueHt week under tho
ahls t4ifAl1ion ~ Mira r ~ lyatt
yfr- AMOS Graves. general Eursrou az
tie ,-fatksrn 3sEslac Railroad corn rang.
j. here f4JsIn ssh Ansonl0 az a ysitness IN
rhe aanlase salt pf tiftzrles sebmidt W..
tbe SA5,as and tiaat Texas RatlFoad com
g1hay.
RSeer. Bruce Wood y IN tho city from
Nra II s Hossins " IN tns eity from,
Victoria visiting her son. Nr Leigh Hos
Mrs " p Duniap. IL "a us city rrtra
Inii6g rizting her son. 8r. ". = Dun
ian
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Na,v WI,
7 49,, ~ 49,. X. y. pun q
/ -, !" eeltiy keYiew Gays.
Trade OF al kinds Is waiting There 80
no rfsihle ironro,,s,o.+,4 =. 7, =
the lnatoa. ~ x 49, s.u on me whole
Af'ttNiohA are little less satisfactory
theu week ago. The volume ~ bne4yass
MA s,,,ad X, ~ a, 4 9 n
- ~ NAs sAeArlnk mouse returns
outside OF New York shows decrease
OF oniv ~ nef een, ro,,.ro,.o1 ,ttt, 49,,
ve<r ..,ti.,, r 81. - -
statement covering payments for the nrst
Of the month may mo- afafe oarrecfiy ~ :.
volume ~ ra,y fra,,..,,.,1s,,,,. ~
selAiae q neW uAnsacuonAi the reports
from oaner cities show thai hesltAting
trade ID alin0El eve yNizsa with q de-
clded a4-sosi,,6n = s..ss, = u.
es 81 IN ~, q ~1h nn,,t epTy 80
the 49, -, tils t45A question, ktence
sone s5s, Ss se Y likely Y last
ilFi1fer rscns,,3 = n lts Is 2 sAaps on
,,,s.li. " u - si<faie tlH-
not ans, ~ 81 nHHs sIas g eet,en y
~ cea u, E. $50, 1919 III Hl2ptat-
fi,s1e fH,,,, ~, = 49, oePH,S "a pan
citned ~, e,el'th sRFss ~ lips prise aez
co,stin.,ss'r h Asu ttsl ttsfNnF S3soenee 81
hoidrrt r WV, wv Y 1911 tat Wefryink 70
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Note anaa I.erann als.

fl+ens-e n aTl,-Tal 1-11,1- an. ,TIg,,,,o. II
-, Z .,,,sss .Ana,st,s "A M agS,ie
-. 49, '''S's - - ,
,heyt SAltp sniith hAHs llat tney eilu
hiut y iseie -hieb u nsAttnSuiHo hin IRON
the otneT SnltnN'
BUSINESS has been dispatched with won
6erful rnpiditv today, and everything has
Kpn= smoothly.
The reports OF the members show that
there has been al Increase OF nleGabefship
on almost every charge.
The post rAnorfer II n Q,isst at the love
" home 81 Afrs II 1'hornpecn vhere.
rentiitia hospttaitty issat IN be.t
u VI. u 49, ~, -......,.. X.
.sS,,,,ii.s.t 9 "a, III Sn1snl Wy
~ ~ y. ~ Z ~ III 4 II enr peAfl
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New York, pseemher 6. Bradstrect's
tomorrow VIII cay: n :
tnese who looked for an snprove-
mepl ia The volumes az sale, 4, ,he TX.
pie Tor the commercial or man,if,,cfirIis,s
week we're disappointed me in,ps.,di,.e
radical tatiff caunges which Il d proDosed
70 fut n operation within three month";
and impoftara ana ofhelp have a. mana
vgsQK e ? prolonged trade d deoreesl5n
,f!r{tye g lffee STOCKS ~ f0reian eools
Wcoien and iron fflaurfflea Ea.. i,St
Stna p5 fttifips Strength sn tfo visible
" S sNa NO. NO. sgo aed are practically
TAe lumber Industries are ddli eSiatlnx
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Elth heavy w6ss {. -'......
sate on "a 3 ,,tti " it.t ...l =
n .as seeeeh NllS ley, ass 6 {, NJ,
in le,... and large t0'p'tttt,.' Wax
III X, Eastcrn cIs,s,s ~ El's,'' . 4.
, M ''nes n Indue'.s,' n. r,lif 2. 4 {
nnd rt nnexarnpisi h 6.,,. "a, =, n.
e eits1. suffering, Al - ,So1, t|:.,a. (
ksa sSs.. 'qSIi.e,ely Ionlissse,,,sw s' 's I. 5
n busInsss' ~ sne repeft y i>sl 1
named .'ied end cbIcssssnl 'f.e, 3, ~:
me me-. been carr s3 ,H'','t 81. 2, y
M ~ y ~ marked rs ots1s. 81
sspoFtsI a u Ssggos!s a. &,
unifeT States ~ e y. Mis WI 81, a
s ss5. I equal 25ss, cc Sp's AZ sSAsls y !.
q wv Ses sas ! ~ 600 a Ia.. ,.:
ago az aad s "a, s ..S ;oN Se',.,.. ~
There xcp 's' 50 S Slssss EN- 2, \.
So So n Tie United 81 ''s''les. is|iss.
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captaIn SO aaraner.

Corpus Christi Texas December s--cap.
lain Nic Gasduor Of the ola-ume boat
man along me coast died toaay from the
eiferts d ap npopiecsic stroke received II
few days 0s3 Captain Gardner was n
roalaent ot Old lndlAnoln 10 The long aeo
Hrt wae lnown 70 All cid-tlmera along
At onQ ll1e he pose sssod considerabie
money but uicd poor lie wlll be butded
iipre tomcTrow evening
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RICHMOND, pecerlbsr I'm, fnvne.
s,ers az OFT for ne second Mnarag sodisty
bait ssa hznenss 10 ba given b. tie young
tsr
many fTisrds Of Niss Pearl Hanzs.u
erA Ei11 10 Fee seT cuz aFRsa Rster & 49,
f<sEs Eirese y fBo monstn
t,aptaSn p 4. Yczrsan cf he farrssr
G5lstai& va eass sasie=F y Tor II Afs jf1,rslA
50 ~ Present * tise marriage az MA cost
Ein &r 3 7 Pa&rfou ~ yfeinias. h sffs4
@os .5srtrt II N4tarer1a, srglen exas,t
s7ii tatf fiare 81 tna ifsis q r4cefnher
&tiR sie Attic Clay hrs rs.s ritesi Is hsr
l r. ttc ttflH sSca af.fr 4 pteEss-.f
~ sfienl. aiiss Little W.r5ser
% Tlixtflots
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rIain nnn rrlntrn.

Eigin. Texas. December s.--At 2 reau-
lnr meeting 81 wHllard Hichasdson Lodge
I Q, o. r. isAt night the following oifi-
ceFa were elected for the 6nsntns tenn,
III y. Jones ~ G. Jen Meeks " O.
g.. 70. 1Seebie secretary rhiiNp EaHslst
tfea7utet. e. A. Niug representative q
Grand Lodge; II Haesigf. alternate III
lodge here g in very prospcfous ocn-
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Nicfofia Texas re'enbqr k1Hr u p
Cock leadlnE grocery merchant ana
cotton sinner pf conaa, made IN ~ nn-
nient yesleraay From yltsrriA puSi.
ni.Nss man who fekNroed tren tls4ie tddty
mite nsafes have lot yet bees EsYep oai.
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kocknort, Texaa, pceeiaDer 2-Tho sad
news Of the death q Mrs. Wiley q. sor-
ftAf Mas rcosiYs1 zero yesterday. BE-
0easqd was ne daughter 1t Professor Jno.
~ Boon. NOW 81 Tyler, but Tor two ven,yt
pa9t 4 eHiQgrt " ,Nugpofi Eisvfa de
Ntnae9 WAH married, Her death casts X
irlrnEa here
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Jewett Texas, peeemppr ss-Afra. Geo
pyfnes was buried Yesterday Ia me jtwest
eelpefery She WAS NE daughter Of ar
lsfTee Ad'I,neon. and had been married
.+ef the tnnre conr1innty Size ,fna n
type Of tina highest wonhnhoad and her
lrftp9s were numherleFa. The hereapelf
'lit*hanu Ard relatives ara joined ii their
sglFf BY the people nf our little town.
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LsANlN on The FENCE.


Lcania en- the fence
chAgtln NTH nsishbor,
GiYin rim 10 sense
On the riahts D. labor;
kwappin or or Joker,
AiNin whit Is Ia as,
Ai3pln up the folks
That wo Think ag'in ia.
Oftenit gets hot:
Thinga ere said that riie us.
Thea, ~ liko ~ not.
TtrpeT's APT 10 apple IA.
Bit there's no alarm,
For d guard 10 screen 10
From Tho isuch d harm
u the fence atween ia
Taikin over votes
And tho whlins o. thinkers,
P'intin out tbs NOTES
lra neizhhor's hiinkenS
Leaain pla the fence:
That "a lie. my brother.
Chpnke q common segse
1rAain with tach other.
ponahoc's Magazine
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Nayasota. Texas. December s.--At cleo
tlon OF ohioers last night OF knights OF
Pythias, the following officers were elect
ed: A. z. Terren, Q. c. A. c. Noaek. VI,
G.; II. w Smith r.; ~. " Deaarioh, NJ
of WI w. BlAcklonpe NJ At A. Jas. NJ
Shaw, NJ of Ff., T. NJ Ferry, ~ Of III;
", Normand. x. osE. AID 8. r. uorlacK
representative, VI N. Norwood. trustee
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roHFNa CHRISTI Drctm6er S..-Sico-
csrnrs stznrA ceioge& rs given sirAteen
ueatns n The county ian ss5ay by llsA
distries crust for Negligent honscias n
~ tesl~ss sSAt
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Beaumont Texas December g. Beaii-
mont lodga No, as held IN election Tor
ofacers last night with The following ft,-
suit jack snu;h. n. CT o. r. Brown.
" o.. ". a. Ives secretary; r. ". San
tive TO Girund Lodge, aud w. A. Ives AZ
ternnte. The iodge II Ia an eXaeiiehf cons
dltnn and hns a rapidly increuslng mem
Hefshfn
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Whitney re4es. ~, Hs'h',
na ari'S h s,s e, s,sd 4 a'' ifs
tee tss. with Drsre~ss e s''sss's NJ {
rese i,v sr !, ,i, cpn not nagI's (,
not cro 81 5hessp,l /. ana sistss !. ,.''1
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krnnsas Pass. Taxaa December 7--Mr.
~ 8, Porter II aiickport and Miss Maud
Jeser or the Aii4paals nnishborhpod e,ste
fnafflfd last ni2nt AZ tho home 81 ths
hrido'a mother aef. r. a. Yates oi5ltiAtss
lnf eoii pnrties nre Nnii ami iagatabiy
kHown here ana carry with them ta tilnlr
new home the god wi4li5s of many
friends
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ilCssflSSs. Dcrea,ter Ar vs.. Williams,
ipadias farmer ives rsn over by colt
frin1 tne track st liz farm ms evening.
80 = hurt 'ngtrc&liv ana h1dlY injured.
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Atlemp.ed suIsIa.,

BRENNAN, Texas DecsnhsF / ~
coliatt young business man
men. while calling on ilss Sytsliss
Burton, became offcnded at s'9z
and Walking out on the poso9 7.
himscif three tlmea IN ne l.A y
Doctors think he nay recover
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Cs5I-7xzSzSE-I1-, Dete-aazr S--1sAs local
nstsoa eierstaH bare Wednesday ressst,.
y II yosss fo- s-i- - hga.sa srohissson
Aspssas hsxe tsaeAna lisfe ana poiass
alerS the Trinity esc E4hlns ROAD tsas
the ertipsE u ne ist- rci1 On sscai opts5a
~ n4ttte EA1 teea sidien aBa d.
s1sse1.ihz sszz5f8 here tttsu " sf5IrriiIs 10
ntfy SIS tne fsis.rf 8 u;teTis untrue. TIE
N1fe3Aap at S&estrr We5oest&1- c-ase f1fo1
tillSiisr 3 Tiss9Tity ~ votes.
W. Carson ~ f1ttsnur- was bss@
rrs,EraAv.
81 4synilrSu Returned hone thlS fere.
1e<sz fsrfr several eAyH afSeneS
@s.se -Ssi IS hFanrzs p1N-ei through
f.s7 fl2aT 4 asiiHx frSn Z visit Ia hsr
Macs 5ehes
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N1as agau1 are Asre he fu,ufe 81 m
~ TciRfa xis.1at relatives ard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Wapq, Eex4a 1pQaiuber The uAle of
tns meeting 81 90 esafe association Of
school saptraptendsrts ia this city hts
tAan cAzssgso ff1m no 1ltn ana esth IN
etant "a IA 24sb aHt siih. ons dag earlief
l,sefsesas q y Alex pasr. gapers@tsnaens
" m lsnu enlliie s6hoela who ma fscf
s7sl' ~. ~ f<fls fof Anffse t..fie i}
preparation end fa&king afranGemenis f0f
No meeting, Waff1 ftat me nttfnsnuoG
fla undoubtedly ~ very large nnd thai
l.nll4sFu iuffrttt sefina % ~ thanifest n
M meeting ana ~ proceedings. Hu4orea
ykffa haxe netn etcpred ~ ~ raiif0Ade
4eleK9iiah II teaphefa NH be pr1saut
Nqp Eniroria, kifi1 add flarr aye ~
pehaA{o fang other points outside 81 tne
stat.
Df. NaEaef tretiaanf Or tne Ftafe Unit
THftltF' H1p spent fl1e knniincf m l1liftlt3e
and Fisiie1 Lxferd ana Canahrld,2e 4nsvf,..
ziitee has erqltta IN iAFlfAtiun Is ar
Tod flif inpeiiuK mi faakt All Ad3rons
one If flif ffnHinH ttkaiona Will ba fhf
asdde tn filip rDfp1se
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ounHD Eon LIFE

THAT Il what y1u WHIT Nay n, Il
VINO have been recalling ian7'1.
In IN. stffe that theis clfnssf e.. S.. N
k,,.jt s.esi- as soon ~ me-
s men, f'his Il aapcViaii, '5;;tt = s;
cato diefnsfs peclilifr 70 3. - ia
and are private N fpel' u II I. !, =.
40 excuse FOR tho decor & Wy. So 4. q
these en- seH .,eftnAlie Y I, X IS +.
cls,sficnoe ard Given flf '''st -. y
disaasts that they deserve
fail Il he does 4 shows 4. j. 81, p
he is not c9mpeteff ~ s''1'''s Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

General Manager T. NJ campbell Is in
the city in oonHultation with the local Mt
tcrneys Of tho International ana Great
Northern and win go North at 1.sO to-
night
Mr.. T. N. Jones' a we'll known attorney
from Tyler, came IN last night and leaves
tonight by way of the International
Sheriff r. G. Baird OF Mason county is
here and has business In Austin with the
comptroller 'ts w
W, G. Gowan, assessor OF Mason county
is in Austin.
a. x. Floyd. an attorney from Kent
county. Is IN the Capital City, having
Drought down $4,000 per cent court house
bonds. which he hoped to sell 10 the board
OF education. but as that fund IS at pres
ent exhausted he thinks he VIII have no
troubie negotiating them in some OF the
money markets.
Comptroller Mccall returned yesterday
and says that he did not 20 down 10
Houston after Votes and that IL anybody
Snpws anything about Masonic meeting
he Would know that such meeting is no
place 70 ask for votes
slr; Franz Andrews has returned from
the Grand Lodge at Houston and IL al
work at his deak In the attorney generals
Senator Perry Lewis OF san Antonio II
m Austin and did the social this afternoon
py taking y trip up tii- dam lake Ia
company with2a party OF ladies and gen-
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CAPITAL NOTEs.

The Order Of the Sisters Of ISIS wa or
ganized tonight at the Driskn hotel under
the auspices Of the shriners a Feast and
jolly time was enjoyed and tbe ladies
attention. stN'I''St
me eesdptroller received Sispe7oS Tor &C
month ss5il2s 100 tot
nc chances nre al IN favor az the At
t ~. general Deciding that the Calves
tol artiilery VIII have to give IN The fiins
loaned them ny the state az members 'i ~
the Volunteer Guara y