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ThIrd Supreme District.

Court Of Civn Appeals--H. c. Fisher,
chief justice; w. NJ. Key ana W. e.
Coiard, associate justices. Located at
Austin.)
Austin, Texas, December 20.-The court
of civil appeals for the Third distSct en-
tered the following orders today:
Afnrmed-Carey- Lombard Lumber COM
pany VS.. William Cameron & Co, from
Bell, Weis Bros. vs.. Ahrenbeck, from
Hays; Ayers VS.. Felbath, from Coryell;
GILES, receiver, ct al vs.. Stanton, inter,
venor in case Of State VS., East Line and
Red River Railway company, from Tray
is; Elwel vs.. Statrim, from Lampasas;
international and Great Northern Rail
way company VS.. Garrett ct al, from
Reversed and Remanded-Gulf, Colo
rado and Santa re Railway company VS.:
Daniels, from Sell; Gulf, Colorado and
Santa l0e Railway company VS.. Clarke,
from Coleman.
Affirmed, provided remittance Of
$3.50 IS filed within thirty days--Campbell.
receiver, vs. George T.. Warner, from
Travis
Rehearlng Refused--Jones vs.. Gulf. Col
orado and Santa Fe Railway company,
from Milami Evans VS. Goggan, from
Travis; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
railway VS. Cusenberry, from Coleman.
submitted Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway company VS.. Fillmore, from Bell
motion to dismiss.
The court adjourned until January 3,
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WILL STAND BY TH6 PRESIDENT.


There are Indications that the demo
crnts in congress huve realized the nee
essIty Of lining up with the president.
Mr.. Clevolands positive character and
his utter inability 10 court popularity on
lines which ne considers beneath the dg-
nifty Of his high onlee may be the caupe
OF his lack Of that individual sympathy
and support which the time server more
readily obtains f-9m politicians Of GER
tain sort, but even those who do not BIKE
him personally, because Of his uny,eldiug
convictions Of public policy can not fan
10 admire his rugged honesty ana CON
sistency.
There are members OF his own party
who have been somewhat estranEcd rr3ru
him on account Of his failure to meet
their expectations IN the direction or pat
ronage distribution. md there are othcre
who have disagreed with his ntprprptu.
ton OF the party platform In regard TO
silver and possibly as TO the tariff. There
has been heretofore, too manifest ID dis
position on the part Of some OF these 10
remain silent while the presidents polit-
ical foes the foes OF tho democratic
party, were brutally attacking not only
his personality but the principles OF his
party. In the very nature of things the
executive can not IAN to encounter on
position and create some heart buruiugs
within his own political household $50 Iona
ms there are more demands for the offices
within his git than there are offices with
which 10 supply them. And this is one VI
the main elements Of weakness OF every
administration during its FIRST years, "
not to the end Of The term. The cease
less warfare OF the outs against the ms
IS not confined TO the struggle between
opposing political factions. But whatever
may be the grounds Of personal raucar or
discomfort or differences OF opinion with
reference 20 questions not distnctiyoly
partisan, democrats owe it to Themselves
and to their party 10 stand by the admin
istratlon when, In their Judgment the adj
ministratlon is battling for the principles
OF democracy and OF democratic govern
ment as handed down by the fathers.-of
right, justice and honor.
The extreme republican partisans In CON
gress, like Hoar OF Massachusetts and
Boutele Of Maine. and the extremely par
tsan republican press ind no Language too
coarse. no epithets too vile to apply TO th.. |
president OF the United States because
OF his refusal TO indorse a wicked ana |
outrageous conspiracy by which a handful |
OF consclencelesH Adventures and lana |
grabbers. led by an accredited American |
minister, sought TO overturn and by the |
aid OF the naval power OF the United
States did oyerturn the government Of /
friendly power and themselves usurp
control under the flag OF government
which has never before sought the acaul-
sition Of territory by intrigue or force of
arms The Preparation Of the outrage IA
the Sandwich Islands occurred under re-
publican administration and was engi-
neered by representative Of that al.
ministration The republicans In congress-
ana che republican party organs are try
Ing TO sustain that outrage while demo-
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A VERY WEAK DEFENSE.
contlnued dom F,lrat pagel

in Honolulu. During the night 1t was
necessary mat the naval marines be cen
traily located. The representations or the
president mat the queen ana Wilson h9u
police station to sustain mOunrchy IS no
toriOusly absurd to all honest persons ac-
qu9lnted Win the iacts II the queen
mad TINS force, why mad II not been or
dercd out while the outraged people were
openly holding great mass messing and
making arrangements for the establish
ment Of the new government Why Old
Wilson and his sO-caled force walt until
the outraged Citizens gathered with rifles
and bQtged them up IN the police house?
why did the queens representatives call
at the United States legation IN the 1ith
and ask aid OF the ed suites for sup-
port OF herself? There was never a more
prepOsterOus assumption than this asspr-
ton Vt the president that the queen on
january II had ample force to sustain
her and TO enable her to carry on the
government.
This studiously maintained assumption
of the president Is based on the testi-
mony o. the VIGOROUSLY corrupt repre-
the queen. That the Hawaiian monarchy
was overturned by United States forces
was and is put forth for the sole pur-
pose Of bringing discredit on the preceding
action OF the foreign relations committee
OF the United states senate IN favor OF
anneNation.' It remains To be seen if the
American congress and American people
VIII approve the conspiracy TO make war
on the provisional government at Hawaii
and use the military forces of the United
United States cor the restoration OF
semi barDnrous queen in wanton defiance
OF the best American opinions and ante
cedents and by excessive use of eNecu-
tive power against the American colony
more positive ana more lneGCusable than
that which George III and his ministers
MES that formed the Ftvernment Of the
United States John n. Stevens
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chnnnciI nnI rniInrc

BRENNAN. Texas, December O--The frrn
az Matthews & Fcder OF Chappel nm
dealers In general merchandise fled a
deed Of trust Ia the county clert's office
al tl:2o o'clock today. in favor OF DR.. p.
NJ. Ruysor. to satisfy the following pre-
ferred creditors.
Rogers s Herbst, $500; Leon & H. Blum.
Galveston $3.50 John Carlisle Chappeli
Ilill. sS; VIM. Rhenstel Chappcll I'M.
Sll9$ e Relchardt Rocker & Co., lirenham.
Sl9M; Mcnsng Bros. Il Co, Galveston
sliS90i Moses Loeb & CO.. Rev Orleans.
Sl25A0, Sanders & Meyer, New Orleans,
Mayfeld Wooden MINIS, AlnyGeid. XIV.
SAOs6: lirasher Reichurdt 8. Co, Hous-
ton. 81 .!gi Moore. Mckinney & Co, Gal
TN. $40; J. Rosenheld & Co.. Galveston,
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cl Sirmin mgr, Ala, Dec.nN..
Green Hlll, Pike county, my. y
table white women. who s wv IN
sisters and known a. Bss. l n,
refused to leave tow ~ "a !.
warnings from law ana n MIer i,rA,
lions known as "Rlact cviuef ems,
n,lght they were taken tr SspS Nas
the outskirts Of town s,s u.if ",
terribly beaten that thew 'su.ppsa ns
eohdition, and one NAV y tus,
VINO dld the beating ~, w ns y
oodY knows where the worn s.aInst
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DonIs-Hoxie.

Taylor Texas, December @-Iae gu,
est wedding of the season, cons.ds1S
prominence Of the families Of 'hs 4
tracing parties, took place ys,'sil
morning. MIR. Ferguson Doak, g gi,
Mavor 4. V. Doak and Miss C9Fne NJ ~,
daiI~htcr Of NJ, r. HoXie era a. q l w
of colonel John Il. Hozie, the VIZ ~, ".
c1pltlNst were married ~ lhs KY. !.
tns brides father on NE G30i's,i W. /.
Taylor. only the families ah A.. NJ
innate friends We're present l, aaae,, h,
after the ceremony. the happy e .,'lIii, Y
tie nJrth-hauui Katy 81 $3.50 80 IA
81. Louis. where they VIII lls1. =
home. E1ih these young P51g Ned
raised In Taylor. where they y, Nh h
friends. Many good wishes ~ he "A
tule hnnuIne-. are enteTltIneN "
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The high pressure area has moved east
ward to the CsSo 7elley and the Atlantic
States while an area of low pressure
IRENE northwest and VIII probably move
southwest over the Missouri valley Thurs
day, The temperature mas risen over the
Northwest Fuo mas retS med nearly sta
tlonny elsewhere The weather ia gen
orally clear except over Texas. where 1t
Is ClNmhN.
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Local forecast for Texas for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at p midnight De-
cemhcr n
North Central East. Southwest Texas;
Generally fair warmer
Coast District: Scattered showers.
WARMER
TOpAF's WEATHER,
WASHINGTON December 21. - Eastern
Tems: Showers sowherIy Winds; slight
~ warmer tn northern portion.
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MAYBE 4 PARTY MEASURE.

There Is disposition to draw party
lines on the admission Of the Territories
Of Arizona, New Mexico ana Utah to
Statehood.
An Eastern paper which Is violently
OPPOSED to the admission of any more
western states because OF their attitude
on tue financial question says the rapnb.
leans viii lay low and say nothing, after
the manner of Brer. Rabbit until the
Statehood bills come UP for final action
and then they will show their hand.
If, however the bills for admitting
these Territories TO the Union upon an
equality with the other States Is pushed
as party measure by the democrats
ana opposed by the republicans as against
the policy Of their party, there can be
little doubt OF the result The demo-
Gratis have a sufficient majority In the
senate to carry any party measure
through, even without the populst REIN
forcomcnt which might confidently be
counted on IN regard to the Statehood
bills which have already passed the house
The republicans probably count on some
democratic support IN their opposition,
but this would hardly mnterialize to an
extent sufficient to BIZ Of any consider
cradle help. Assuming the purpose OF
these bills to be to strengthen the hold
CT the democrats on the senate, the
Philadelphia Ledger declares It IS strange
that the democrats have not thought Of
dividing up Texas into flve States
1T mas n demucratic majority big
enough to 20 round. and was admitted
into the Union with the understanding
that 1t might be thus divided when it
should grow In population to such an
extent as to warrant division" says the
Ledger and what Is said is quite true,
but the Ledger mistakes the temper OF
the Texas democrats very much II II sup
poses they would for moment consider
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the State merely
TO secure partisan political advantage
in the National congress, Texans love
Texas as unionists love the Union, and
to talk Of division In Texas IS political
treason. IT the ledger knew Texas and
Texans, 1t would never suggest the idea
of disturbing It's autonomy But all this
Is apart from the question OF giving to
other Territories what was not denied to
TeNas when application was made for
admission to the sIsterhood OF states.
II Arizona, New Mexico nnd Utah have
fulfilled all the requirements AS to popu.
lati1n, etc, to entitle Thorn to Statehood
their political party preferences ought
not to cut any flgire In dealing with their
application
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Attempted $780,

Queen City. Texas, pecsns.
colbot' who stands well hsrs , :. \. (
train last night and started bo, y q |,
near his residence he met ,vn 1 y. Y
o oba, q rev feet from him on WV 4, Y \
s sI nm ~ the back Of The ny hs,s y I. Y
~ NJ sue. lie ran into bis boa NAY " v
0 ,,dnt hafiies disappeared in tbs AM
1 ! Ia9 mn them, Colbot 4 N So SSA
ana VIII recover. All parties ~, wong
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burglary nIn,r 81,

Luilng, Texas, December 20--pr..
struck Loclshart last night ana Y
three safes, blowing them omen ~ y.
hundred dollars was stolen ca ~
hne watches, The same esss ' ~
have hit this city during iS ~ NJ, ~
Veroonsdorf & Jacksonis H., wv w
tered, the cash drawer smasbsi w
furniture broken. sal
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HIonnR couRr pncIs1oNs.
The Brynn-Connor Case Again Ruled
on-Other Rulings.


Dallas, Texas, December 2O.--The Bar
ry-Connor case came up before the court
of appeals today. A decision was render
ed reversing the lower courts decision
and judgment rendered for the appel
liant. a motion for rehearing was filed
and the next move will be to take the
case TO the supreme court on a writ OF
error II is said.
Otner cases disposed of by this court
We're as follows.
East Texas Fire Insurance company
VS. Is. Pesky, from johnson county; re-
Yersed and remanded.
The Guif, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way company VS.. Mary IL. Carter ct al.
from Johnson county; reversed and re-
c. ii. Norris ct al vs.. Il. NJ. Turner ct
al. from Hill county; submitted on briefs
from both parties and oral argument for
appellant.
The Globe Printing company VS. How
ard Johnson ct al, from Grayson county
affirmed.
The city Bank OF sherman VS.. d. d.
Dugan, from Grayson county; reversed
and remanded.
Cullers & Henry VS.. Burns. Nance &
Pane, from Grayson; affirmed.
l.. Bernheim vs. O. Il. Lyon, from Gray
son county, reversed and remanded.
q. Givens US. City Of Paris from La
mar county; affirmed.
j. y Choice ct al VS., j. Mattlngly ct AL
from GraysOn county; affirmed.
Ed Sebastian VS.. Andrew Cheney, from
Grayson county; affirmed.
Monte Plckens vs.. Anderson, Butler &
Kemp, from GraySOn county, affirmed,
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naslNEee MArTERe.

Chicago, December 20 Bradstreets
statement OF the visible showing and n
lighter Increase than was expected and
reports OF buying for export sent wheat
up n trlne today and May closed &c high
er than yesterday Corn and oats gained
isc and i4c respectively.
Provisions wore strong. then weak and
strong again at the close. with pork and
lard slightly higher ana ribs a trlde
lower
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Merit 20 he Cared FOR.

El Paso, Texas, December 2O--A corre-
spondent sent by the Times to the City Of
Mexico TO inquire into the report that
General Neri had Internationally sur
rendered 10 the Mexican government and
was Ia prison, writes: General Neri Ia
here In The city walking about and en-
joylng himself and II g reported by those
near him that he IS to have a good an.
pointment either IN his own State or
somewhere that will please him.
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Chnrged Mlth 49,.

Tyler, Texas, December a.-Jln M,
white, arrested yesterday at Nom,
van charged with burning the I'M
SIN Monday night, was brouph, !, 4
last night and gave bond Of I'M =
Parties robbed dodgers al a vprs, !,
last night, but only cot a snall NJ,
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WIIkesbarre. Pa, Decempei :" M, !;
Of n rock Mt Lanclh eoN'e-s .,a ~
SANITY killed three men VIZ, ,T,s,l 5,
lark. rohn pombroslli and MI a.s y.
Knocked from It's place US iinr IL ~
sustained the r0oi ,Neg sii5s al iliss y
II fell In on them. crnsh'Hs
Understandable masses
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Pennlty Cor Eorrerr

San Angelo, Texas, December nj,
district court here this evening IL
rett, an lS-year-oid boy, vas cs.5.
and sentenced to two years l-5ae
ment IN the penitentiary for m,;i-i
forged instrument on one Of M X
merchants for e.
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number Of PEOPLE OF both sides were
wounded Finally troops were Obliged
to suppress the disorder and the sultan
has ordered the arrest OF the local au-
lhoriti2s aud removed thc governor In
inquife into tbe affeir, which ie 5,,' ~
serious and indicating widespread discon-
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sunday'f Hmston Post contained by

Sunday's Houston Post contained by
~ the mo I ctedliable ehowing for Bern
ham TIM has ever be n lned IN any
similar publication that has come on Ter
our no1ce. Two solid columns n reading
mat or m'ing In most couserVat W
manner tte ADVANTAGES ana opportunitl 3
offered for The profitable investment OF
capital and six c lumns OF a tructlve aud
Wen dis aged advertisements We re-
peaL the Whsle thing reflects great credit
on Brenaam enterprise and IS a showing
OF which gs citizens we should feal very
proud, as II shows 10 the world that i}r n
hnm la one nl the solid towns Of Texna
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Thornton, Texas, DeecinDeF --,,-I
r. Reeves of California was s'.. 9,r 4
Miss pcal Bradley last , sul-IH ss
o'clock m the Baptist eiHsgsirJailrr z,
q. Ruaker. county Judge o and ir5In iis
lort at once for Austin anu ''
INV 90 10 Calllornla.
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Athens. December 2o-The British war
tessei Humber collIded today with an
Italian bark Oh Cape Mattapan IN the
fE9a ,ilergu extremity of Greece and cut
falls n7' +'" A"A NANI ne
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Caldwell Texas December 2o,-The big
edition " The Post IS the town tank, ana
has certainly won the admiration of Cald-
welltes' for the enterprise u splayej Ia lbs
get up,
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FniInrc M McISinner.

Mckinney Texas December 2o-H. W.
Ardinger, dealer in dry goods and notions,
made general assignment today to r.
T. Dowell for the benefit Of consenting
creditors Assets are less than liabilities.
Creditors aside from local banks are
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Lisbon, December 2O.-The minister Of
public works has resigned
Vienna, December Gothic Catholic clergy
OF Hungary Will leave no stone unturned
to oppose the ciyil marriage bill.
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CRIMINAL CAIESs,s
noiSes OF CRIMINAL,
OUT THE coas,s ',l'us,
Offensive ..., Nss I 's q ,", .s'
A'Hassinated-.A ~ n'a''''it.
Fe't'd-Dussiar. !, e., 4

Halletsvile. Texas NJ.
ting in his house, sba az, 'slo'ea q )
one slipped up to The 'V NY. /, c'csct u
load Of bucksbo, ~, window al, NJ
him instantly mo bis bos, X
place here in town Inns owned l
very best nesroes ana was N, d
though 1t was no, ~ The eotls,.A q
eral close nelghbors AZ ~ and h ~ Y
,uierer, who made I one saw M N
townsend held an lbas,.e scsi4 u
s !. Houchins was . Ne te,ss.
anu IN. no particular etYo rsay tron NJ
Truck the assassin mv,h vas ~
when Sam Kelly was nn ns Tbs e.
on suspicion, he havinsa 'aesled sna ~
"au some trouble with yv,inIsw dan n,
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Newcastle Pa, December 2O.--rhe She
mango Valley glass works win start up
tomorrow, giving employment 20 300 men,
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STILL WAGING WAR.
REVoLUTIoNIsTs CAPTURE TWO
BRAZILIAN VESSELS.
Several engagements in which tho Gov
ernmeut Troops snner Greater
Losses Gcn-iRi Nod MOI In
Prison Foreign Briefs,

de Janeiro. dated December JIG, via Monte
vedio 10Th:
Since the last dispatch the insurgents
have directed heavy rifle and machine
gun fire on the shore front, driving the
government troops from the custom house
Largo da Pa0 ana other points, Conse-
quently all business in the city is prac-
tically stopped. banlts closed and there Is
no communication between the shipping
and shore. Heavy artillery FIRE continues
Thursday afternoon when the garrison
Of Villegalgnon was dining shell from u
1o-nch Armstrong gun In Fort Soa Jos
penetrated the easements killing fVe men
and seriously wounding nine others. Fri
day five men at Fort Nillegaignon were
wounded
Nictheroy Is quiet and there are only oc-
casional shots from the batteries against
Cobras Island.
The government Thursday attempted to
retake Governador island, but the insur-
gents surrounded the invaders (who com
prsed 1000 men and some artillery. Cen
| eral Telles commanding. Cutting off the
retreat the government troops on land be
gan firing at small lnsulgent hospital
/ for contagious diseases. Then the main
| body appeared and advanced without see
ing Admiral de Cana, who had 200 men
and four field guns and was concealed In
the brushwood on rising ground. When
the government troops were BOO yards dist
ant the insurgent battery fred from four
guns, firing 60 rounds in two hours and
also directing the heavy machine gun and
rine fire on the enemy, killing and severe
ly wounding many General Telles was
one of the first wounded Government
troops broke Immediately and fled in all
directions The Insurgents had seven
wounded. The steam launches posted near
the fort report that no fugitives have
vet attempted to recross to the mainland
and It is thought probable that the gov
eminent troops were entrapped and VIII
surrender.
the past week the insurgents lost hVe
killed and fifteen wounded and the gov
eminent lost 400. IL is impossible to aScer-
tain the exact figures.
Persistent rumors are in circulation re-
gardiug the naval engagement SAID TO
have taken place between the Aquidaban
aud the Republic and Tiradates and Mon
itor Bahia, resulting IN the capture OF the
two latter, Admiral de CANA informs
me that Aquidpban and The Republic VII
lombard santos next week, General Sar
aivo attacking sac Paulo at the same
time.
Admiral de Gama's manifesto has ellie
tied many expressions OF sympathy from
the provinces of Mcnish, Gerasen and Sac
Paulo the ronarchists saying the insur-
gents success means restoration of mon
the government Is endeevoring to make
capital ouc Of the manifesto and Is calling
upon the citizens to defend the republic,
The general impression at Rio de aneiro
is distinctly favorable to dc Cana.
The cruiser Cid passed Ciera Wednesday
under the Brazilian tig, I applied for
mally throurh The British minister to the
Brazilian government for permission 20
inspect the Red Cross work Of aiding the
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sure. but who can md une TO read such
dailes2 The extrtme Of toe rass In pub
lsh ng big dalies u certainly about
reac.ed, ana the reaction u gonbtless
CAL W spapcrs With ~ news COM
aensed, as fsw people en- anor9 to spend
70 murh OF their time In Keeping up with
current events.
Corpus Christi caller.
Sundays odia on OF The Houston Post
wa q record breaker, as az as Texas
y z gng ediuuins eacn and was he large :
caily carer ever issued IRON the Texas
press he Post Is certainly taking rs
on the SOUTH but amoag the grehi Jour
naia Of the Union as well. r. those VINO
Know ~ hnm,y 40 u came under
Us pres. nj business ana ed ornl man
tktmeNt, It's success is itie short Of
~. pncnal, and what mott urpr Sing
y seems 70 prosper most IN dull times.
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one renson why Stevens was so anxious
for Hawaiian annexation was that the
sugar interests OF the islands had been
somewhat interfered with by the Nc
kiniey law. Claus Spreckels 81 Co. want
ed to get into the American market on an
equal footing with the home producer,
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The III tol Post Of last Sunday was
forty pa es and an art supplem ~ and
claims that It u tle largest news aper
ever pulQA5hed In Texas It's sumner,
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cnnrenllon of WOOL -

Denver. colo. December " md ~.
growers of Southern eolo, .,,'ripg . n
ern New Iexic0 re pFeaPsIEiauts lA,!
,inn TO Governor Mai,s ne lbteTels
interstate convention a m Dagt' 81
tbat industry be called ="
early date.
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Fat!gue and exhaustion o 0ts,s 10 OPS
b omo-Seltzer' Con'