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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-24

Miss Durston, of Anaconda, was a visitor In Deel
Lodge Thursday OF this week.

Miss DurSton, of Anaconda, was a visitor In Deer
Lodge Thursday OF this week.
G. D. Josl,n, manager Of tile f. l.. Bonner
company. Spent several days in Butte this week
A. G. Cabel came over from the Royal Gold
Thursdayand is stopping in town for IA few days.
Aubrey Blair was called to Anaconda this week
on account of the sickness of his sister, Miss
L0tte.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Stuart and family left Deer
Lodge this week to take up their residence in
Helena.
Judge Durfee. Of Philipsburg was a visitor In
Deer Lodge yesterday, having come over on legal
business.
Edward ScharnikoW and W. II. Trippet, promt-
nent members of the Deer Lodge bar, were in the
city yesterday.-Standard, q,
Mrs. W. f. Furay, who has been the guest OF
her sister Mrs. BroWnell, in Anaconda for some
days past returned home last Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Dishinger, of sandusky, Ohio, ar
rived in Deer Lodge the first Of this week ard
will assist DR.. Essig in his dental rooms.
Miss Carrie Mathews of Butte, is visiting Mrs.
Knights Of Pythias ball Thursday evening.
Rev. Howard Grube OF Phillpsburg. preached in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday, and Rev. j.
W, Milar went over to preach in the Presbyterian
church at the burg.
Frank IIarr ,on. at one time editor OF the NEW
NORTHWEST, has bought a half interest in the
Grinnell (loWal Independent Signal, which is
published at his old home and hels now conduct
ing that paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Thompson, of Deer Lodge we're
in Anaconda this week. and the Standard says it
Is understood they have completed arrangements
| to lease a boarding house near the foundry and
will move there in Il few days.
| The writer spent Il very pleasant evening this
week with MI Il. T. kenn0n, who, rs many of
| our readers know, has been confined to his home
for months past by sickness. We found him in
the best Of spirits and on the road to recovery.
As he expressed it, 81 am improving every day
! now, and as soon as tue snow and ice disappears
and the ground becomes dry, shall again be upon
| the streets Of Deer Lodge" Brave and hopeful
words! May Nature soon discard her winter robes
| and don her mantle of green, is the wish of the
NEW NORTHWEST and the many friends of ''Uncle
Dick" one of the grand old men of Montana.
Montana Waltzes Is the title Of l2 pages of pretty
| music composed by Miss n =. Sheehy Of Ana
cOnda, published by the Sherman Music company.
The cover Of the music has a very nicely executed
engraving of the Montana, and Is dedicated "to
my friend, J. A. Mulcahy,' who used to reside in
this city, but is now with Vim. Coleman, in Deer
Lodge Everyone who heard the music played in
the Sherman Music companys Store last evening
pronounced it not only good, but exceptionally
sweet and the criticism was perfectly unbiased
and uninfluenced by the esteem and popularity in
which the fair composer is held IN the city. 1t Is
to be hoped that she will give the world much
| more OF her music as long as it Is OF the excel
| lence of Montana Waltzes. STANDARD.
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A BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.

Marriage of Mr.. Lee Cahoon and Miss
Flora Schwend, on Modesty Creek.
To the Editor of the New Northwest.
RACE TRACK, MONT, Feb. 19.--On the
evening Of February IA, at the home of
Mr.. Schwend, on Modesty, occurred a
brilliant social event, eclipsing every
thing of the season; the occasion being
the marriage of his daughter, Miss Flora,
to Mr.. Lee Cahoon. The rooms, though
spacious, were thronged to overfowing.
The bride was beautifully attired in a
costume Of cream silk and lace, with
orange blossoms, while the groom wore a
suit of black. After the ceremony and
congratulations were received, a sumptu-
GUS supper was served, when dancing
was indulg ged in until the wee sma' hours.
In appreciation Of the esteem in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahoon are held, many
beautiful presents were received, and
many wishes Of Joy and happiness ex-
tended to them in their voyage through
life. ANON. #
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The coke from the Fairhaven mine,
the analysis of which is given above, is
beginning to win for itself a wide market
on the Pacific coast. Recent tests made
by the smelter at Everett have resulted
in preliminary order for 100 tons, which
have been shipped during the present
week. There are four ovens already in
operation at the mine, and it is the eX-
pressed intention of the company to in
crease the plant by the addition Of new
ovens during the coming summer. Three
washers have recently been put in at the
mine, which greatly increase the value of
the coal for steam and domestic purposes,
and with which 200 tons Of coal per day
can be handled. The property Of the
company contains an area of between
five and six thousand acres, the surface
of which is covered with an unequnlled
belt of fir timber with some cedar. A
fine quality of asbestos has also been
located on the land, but Is thus far unde-
veloped.
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Placed on the Market

The plat of Larabie's addition to Deer
Ledge has been accepted by the county
commissioners. There are $50 lots in
the addition which will be sold at prices
ranging from $50 to 1925. Payments can
be made it desired: One-third cash, one
third in six months and one third il
twelve months, interest at s per cent. per
annum. These lots comprise the mos,
beautiful portion Of Deer Lodge fo'
residences. Plat can be seen at the bank
office. 2l-tt
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A young George Washington arrived
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn,
OF Race Track, Thursday last.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

School books of every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
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The show window of the Z. L. Bonner
Co. has very large aud fine display OF
shoes at the low price Of $500. 29-tf
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s; Church of Christ.-Ser rvices: Sunday school
1880 A. NJ. Preaching, l1.3O5 A. N. and 8 r. NJ
X. p. S. C. E., z p. NJ. Junior y. z. s.. C. E.
3P.M Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings.
a "A. B. MCFARLANE, Pastor
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1Ietholist.-S Sunday services Preaching at
i 80 A. II. and 80 P. NJ Sunday school at 103O
A. NJ. EpWorth League meets at p. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7.s0 P. N.
W. N. BRITT. PASTOR
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{ FresbYte Preaching at Il. 80 a. NJ and
5:3O rM Sunday school at 1880 a. IN. Christian
EndeiVor society at GID T. N. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at Il 80 r. M q es#5
s5ss4S J. W. MIIIAR Pastor 53s5a
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Catholic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays OF each month at 1890
A. NJ; second Sunday at St. Michaeps church, Flint
Creek valley mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at st. Thomas church, Helmv1lle.
R, DERYCKERE Priest.
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Smoke Free Silver cigars. Deer Lodge
Drug CO., sole agents. 27
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

3 Episcnpa1.-S ST. James, Church. Services every
Sunday. except the third of each month, at 11SD
Al n: and 7.0U r. n. sunday school every Sunday
at lob "A. N. r. G.. PROUT, Rector.
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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

How 1t Was Observed i'll Deer Lodge
The X. of p. Ball, A Reception, Etc.
Thursday, in commemoration of the
day when the sFather of His Country"
first saw the light, was generally observed
i'll Deer Lodge, nearly all the business
houses closing for the day.
The principal event OF tue day was the
Knights of Pythias ball at Cottonwood
hall, where a goodly number of knights
and friends ''tripped the light etc,
until near midnight, when sumptuous
and delicious repast was served; after
which the merry party again assembled
in the hall and the dance went on for
several hours longer. Although the at
tendance was not SO large as anticipated,
yet the hall was comfortably filled. About
one hundred persons sat down to the
festal board. The several committees
performed the duties assigned to them
in a very creditable manner. The music
was good and everything passed off
pleasantly. Among the visiting guests
were: Miss Mathews, of Butte, Miss Grace
Mcfarland, of Anaconda, Miss Noe, and
Mr.. William Wallace of New Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs A. K. BOWden of Garrs on.
There was also a very pleasant
"Hatchet party" given in the evening by
Miss Vonnie Owings to a large number
of her young friends. The young ladies
were attired in Martha Washington cos
tunes and the young gentlemen wore
suits of the pattern of Washing gton's time.
A painted tree, with notch in it, had
been placed against the wall and each Of
the guests were presented with a little
paper hatchet. blindfolded, whirled
around few times and told to paste their
hatchet on the notch. This afforded
much amusement to the young people,
and the first prize was carried off by Miss
Hattie Williams. Refreshments were
served and the young folks passed very
pleasant evening. Following is IL list of
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-24

When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny
bald, no preparation will restore the hair;
In al other cases, Halls Hair Remover
will start d growth. 8S!s 81 s
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DR.. J. W. Essig, Dentist, has returned
from Helena and can be found hereafter
at his office in the Coleman Lansing
block 2S-tr
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Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-Garrison Express go A. M.
No Freight and Passenger, 90 p. Nj. .
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-Garrison Express. ............ 7.21 a. NJ
No 7-Freight and Passenger, T.35 p.
All mails at Deer Lodge postoflice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEN COLEMAN, T. NJ.
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The Benton Hoover residence, on north
Main street, is for rent; SO per month
possession Immediately. Inquire at this
office. Soft.
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The president has appointed James IL.
Lynch postmaster at Butte.
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When you can buy $500 and 5000
shoes for $500, you had better not let the
chance pass. Look in the L. J.. Bonner
Co.'S show window. 29-tf
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If you are in need Of shoes, just look
in the E. l.. Bonner Co.'S show window.
where you will see 35styl, S, any Of which
you can buy for $500. 29F
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WANTED.-An experienced gardener,
one who is familiar with the work, and
who is willingto work on shares. En-
ullire at this office. ;}3-tf
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FOR o, Rem i / . i i Z

The well located and fine store room,
now occupied by Kleinschmidt 8 Bro,
Con-, for dry goods and clothing house,
will be for rent after January /, 1894.
Applicants please address
KLE1NscHn1IDr g Bro. Con ~
zl8-tf Deer Lodge, Montana.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
AT LAW.

practice In all the courts Of the state. Ot1ic
west side OF Court Square, Deer Lodge.
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Town. Officers.

49, Town Officers,
Mayor .....J. F. BRAzELToN
Marshal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c. BARKETTE
Aldermen. EDWARD SClARNlKOW, H. w. TRASH
BYRON WOOD, LOUIS BRADSHAW, JOHN FISHER
I. S. ELDKED.
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at To
ledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain SO
quickly and effectually as Chamberlain's=
Pain Balm and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success. For
! sale by 3. Fl. OWings, Druggist.
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Mrs. j. =. Lewis wishes to announce tu
the ladies Of Deer Lodge and vicinity that
she will sell her trimmed hats at cost for
the next thirty days. Beautiful patterns
and the latest styles. 2S-tf.
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An obedience to the simple laws of
hygiene and the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla will enable the most delicate man
or sckly woman to pass in ease and safety
from the icy atmosphere of February to
the warm, moist days Of April. 1t is the
best of spring medicines.
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Frank IIarr..on. at one time editor Of the New
NORTHWEST, has bought half interest in the
Grnuell (lowa) Independent Signal, which Is
ing that paper.
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The early spring should find our people
sup and doing" Golden opportunities
should not be allowed to pass unheeded.
Deer Lodge is pretty little city, and her
people are too enterprisng to allow her
to pose as u sleeping beauty ''on the trail
to Bear"
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Thompson, of Deer Lodge. were
In Anaconda this week. and the Standard says it
is understood they have completed arrangements
will move there in a few days.
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NJAPTON e. NAPTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office-Room u. over Kleinschmidt u Bros
store, Deer Lodge, Montana.
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A gentleman who lives near the east
end of Rainbow avenue, who has kept a
record of the coolest weather for the past
50 days, states that during that period
the thermometer has been below zero on
seventeen different days at a. III. The
coldest day noted was January 22-A de-
greeA below
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G W. MINSHALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Lansing's Store, Deer Lodge Mont
Office hours from II to IL a. m; 2 to y. m.; (;
and from to p.
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The board of appraisers met at the
court house in Deer Lodge last Monday.
On Tuesday they Went to Anaconda,
where they spent several days looking
over the real property Of that city.
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Torpidity Of the liver, and disorder Of
the stomach and bowels, cause headache
and the failure Of all desire for food.
Ayers Cathartic Pills stimulate the action
OF the stomach, liver, ana bowels, cure
headache, and restors the appetite.
The Washington times., 1894-12-08
MONUMENTAL EVIDENCE
In Favor of Magnetism as Remedial Agent
in All Chronic Diseases-A Pyramid
cf Testimonials and an Ava
lanche of Confusion for
IT'S Opponents.

The philosophy and wisdom Of ages are
outdone and stand rebuked in their supersti-
ton and ignorance of q science more potent
in its active principle than all the boasted ele-
mems Of discovery since the world began.
The wonderful and beneficial advance in
treating chronic diseases by the later and
more advanced school OF physicians, like Dr.
Damon ard DR.. MAYNARD, with improved
methods and remedies. combined with the
wonderful power OF magnetism, has carried
Joy and gladness TO the hearts and homes of
hundreds OF suffering people who could now
whore else find any relief. Hundreds of tes-
timonias can be given of people who have
been cured OF all manner of diseases. some of
them many years ago. proving that his cures
are permanent and lasting Mrs. Jane L. AL
ger has been an invalid over ten years; has
spent hundreds of dollars without relief is
now completely cured. William Tisdale
cured OF ca arm, weak lungs. and bronchitis
This case had been pronounced incurable by
local doctors. Mrs. NJ. L. Stone. cured OF
tumor OF the uterus. Four physicians said
this case was incurabe George Ballard,
cured of chronic rheumatism, eleven years
standing. Mrs. ]. l.. Bradley, cured OF func-
tional heart and liver trouble Has had
twelve physicians in last six years; was cured
completely by DR.. Damon and associate phy-
sicians.
Mrs. T. Fenouilet. catarrh, scrofula. and
StncIdl ueDiIltg. Is Sllll u0ueT treatment. Dut
the improvement during this short time is
pronounced wonderful by her friends Mr..
G. n Perry was cured of rheumatism in four
treatments. Miss Elizabeth Wood of sciati ca
in five treatments, and Frank Bartlett of Ium-
bago in three treatments; Rev. A Wakefield
and wife of myalgia and other difficulties in
six treatments; Rev. L. Colyer of catarrh, Mrs.
Willard of goitre, Misses Mary Monteith and
Sarah Howe of ovarian and other troubles,
John Feely of spinal irritation, James Staun-
ton of neural ga. George Northrup of mental
arrangement. Ella Walker. Benjamin Zuber.
Henry Kent Leonard Prout. Mr.. H. Stimler.
and over 900 others. can be referred to as
cured. All citizens of Washington or vicinity.
Pay no attention to what quack doctors or
prejudiced know-il-alls may say. but go to
DR.. Damon's Office COS Twelfth street north
west. and get well. If you are incurable no
amount of money would induce him to take
your case, bet if your are durable you will be
cured positively and permanently. Office
hours from 10 a. m. to s P. m. dc6-th-st.
The Washington times., 1894-12-08
The
Holiday
Shoppers

VIII find many things
HERE suitable and ap-
propriate for the male por-
ton Of the family. Here
are just few of the most
popular articles:
Smoking Jackets and Dress
ing Gowns in Vicuna
Cloth, in Checks, Plaids
and Stripes.
Jackets, $3.50 and Up.
Gowns, $3.25 and Up.
Striped Eiderdown, cloth
bound edges and silk cord
trimmings.
Jackets, $3.75
Robes, S4.75.
Plain and Embroidered
Quilted Japanese Satin, solid
colors.
Jackets, $500 and Up.
Robes, $1,000 and Up.
Terry and Blanket Bath
Robes, 90 inches long, S.. so
Up.
Silk Elastic Weave Sus-
penders, extra quality, 75c.
Crabb, Wanghee and Ma
lacca Canes, solid silver
mountings, soc. Up.
Silk Muflers, newest colors
and patterns, extra heavy,
81 Up.
Perrin's, Dents, Fownes',
and our own make Of Gloves.
Neckwear IN every conceiv-
able shape, style, color, and
combination, 25c. to $500.
And hundreds of other use
ful and serviceable articles at
equally low prices. Every
thing that can be will be suit
ably boxed FREE. Initials
engraved on Canes and I'm
brellas FREE. Purchases
cared for and delivered when
ordered.
Robinson, Gh6rU & Co.,
Clothes, Furnishings, Hats,
Twelfth and F SITS.
The Washington times., 1894-12-08
NJ. DYRENFORTH & CO.,
62l syania Avenue Northwest Under Metropolitan Hotel
the firm last named making the lowest pro-

posal.
The corresponding secretary OF the District
Womens Christian Temperance Union has
conveyed to the Commissioners by letter the
cordial approval ana sincere thanks OF the
association for the retention of Sergt. Daley
upon the police force.
Contract was awarded yesterday to Samuel
Contre for making repairs to the walls of the
Eastern Market and to S. B. Dyer for making
repairs to No. station house
Mrs. Catharine Gallagher obtained a per-
nit yesterday for the erection of a dwelling
at No. 1928 H street northwest, at a valua-
tion of 81 900.
The Washington times., 1894-12-08
NEW DRAMATIC CLUB.
Members OF Carroll Institute Form an
ORGANIZATION. Directed by Mr Mnhnney

Members OF Carroll Institute Form an
Organization, Directed by Mr. Mahoney.
The members of the Carroll Institute have
formed a dramatic club, and propose that 1t
shall reach the same popularity as that attained
by the Lawrence Barrett Club, which went out
of existence some few years ago
At a meeting Of the board of directors, held
Tuesday evening it was decided to secure as in
structor Mr. James Mahoney, the well-kno@n
actor of this city, who has returned to spend the
remainder of the season here.
Mr. Mahoney will have n room in the Insti-
tute, and lie will instruct the members in the
art Of natural acting, deep breathing, articula-
tion. and other branches a number Of plays
viii be given this winter.
Mr. Mahoney has established a school Of
natural acting and has already quite large
number OF promising pupils.
Anti-salOOn Meeting in Daiey's Precinct.
There is to be public meeting of the Anti
saloon League at Ryland Methodist Episcopal
Church, in South Washington, tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock Congressman Morse, of Mas
sachusetis, is 10 be the principal speaker, and
Miss Atlee will sing.
The Washington times., 1894-12-08
CONCERNS OF The DISTRICT
Board of Commissioners Fills Six
Vacancies in the Police Force.
PROTEST AGAINST FEE system

The Issue Between Commissioners and o. S.
Electric Light Company-0fioer Edward
Murphy, of the Eighth Precinct, Ordered
to Be Dismissed-Bids for Paving Opened,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-26
FROM SAN MARCOS.
San Jaciato Day Merrily Gel bvated by the
Fire Depart ment.

Specirl to The Statesman.
SAN MARCOS, Tex, April 20-The
district conference of the NJ. E church
South, San Marcos district, convened
this morning in the new Methodist
church with good attendance of
delegates, clerical and lay, from
throughout the district. Rev. Buckner
Harris of Lockhart was in the chair
and Rev. Mr.. Stanley OF Seguin, secre
tary. Rev. w. w. Pinson of San An
ronio, Rev. I. 4. 7. Morris Of Fort
Worth and Rev. w. Fl. Vaughn of the
Methodist Orphans Home are among
the visiting clergy. The conference
will continne through Sunday.
This has been gala day for San
Marcos. The tiremen's celebration Of
the anniversary Of the battle Of San
Jacinto had drawn a large crowd Of
people from the neighbOring country
Kyle. Buda, Maxwell, ReedviIle, Mar.
tindale and even some from San An.
tonic. at 0 o'clock inspection Wa,
held upon the courthouse square and
company drills followed, after which
business was generally suspended,
houses closed and the large crowd re-
paired to the reunion picnic grounds
Ehera a superb and bountiful dinner
was served, after which addresses
were delivered by j. William.
son, Lee j. Rountree, d. w. Ben
ner, B &. Neighbors and f r. Kone,
Rescue hose company was awarded the
prize for best decoration, The deco
ration of this company is certainly a
work OF art, and has been so greatly
admired that it has been determined
to ship it to San Antonio tonight to
take part in the battle of roses to
morrow, and it will be accompanied
and followed by many of our citizens.
San Iarcos is very proud Of her vol
u1teer fire department, which has
proven itself to be one of the best in
the state.
r. L. Stanfield of San Antonio is iu
the city visiting his brother. Prof. S.
W. Stantield, of Coronal Institute.
The following shipments of cattle
were made today: j. W. Earnest, from
San Marcos, Z car loads, to Indian Ter
ritory for pasturage; DR.. j, M, Hons,
from San Marcos, cars to Chicago for
beef and cars from Maxwell to the
territory for pasrurage.
County court cObVeneS next Mon
day. Light docket, heavy lawyers,
DOOR clients