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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

20 boz. Chidrens' Hose, as sorted colors, grey
mixed and striped. At five cents pair
Is Doz. Misses seamless foot, ribbed leg, at
Scents a pair.
20 boz. Boys Heavy Bicycle Hose in black
only, sizes to 10, at rs cents pair.
10 boz. Misses Ribbed Hose in colors; ey-
cellent wearing hose at - cents, marked down
from Is cents.
s boz. very ine ribbed. Misses fast black
Perfection Hose at 10 cents pair, marked
down from st.
10 boz. assorted styles and colors of Misses
Hose at Is cents, marked down from Is and 80
cents
An odd lot of odd sizes of Ladies' assorted
colors at ID and Il cents pair, marked down
from 25, 35 and SO cents.
IS Doz. Ladies' Guaranteed Absolutely Fast
Black and Full Fashioned Hose at rs cents a
pair
8 Doz. Ladies' Fast Black OUTSIDE Hose at %
cents a pair.
10 boz. Gents imported fast black half Hose
at Is cents pair, worth IS.
at Is cents pair.
About 10 boz. Gents Half Hose assorted
kinds at ID cents a pair, marked down from 20,
rs, 30 and 35 cts.
10 boz. Gents Hose, good shape and excel
lent wearing quality at cents pair.
full assortment OF the Shawknit Hose for
Gents always in stock.
We have several bargains in Ladies' sum
mer underwear which invite you to in
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
finckney Of Waller Offered by His
Friends 10 the First,
GLAsSCOcK AGAINST JOE SAVERS
~ = fopGlist He win Mske the
Race Il, tho Ninth-Thinks
Himself strong.

Hampstead, Texas. November 3s.--All
able timber is springlng up to step into
the shoes Captain Hutchinson declares he
wouldn't wear again. 1t seems now for a
certainty thai no HoustoniaD or Harris
county man viii offer for the honor. or.
II offering, he will be doomed to disap-
polntment. 1t Is this fact which will give
the hackwoods counties OF the district an
opportunity to offer their favorte sons to
the nominating convention. and when that
time arrives probably dozen well trained
gay democratic colts Will start for finish.
Ball and AlcComb, who so far are the only
aspirsnis prominently mentioned, may
ind a contestant from Waller county that
tney have probably never drenmcI Of In
the person OF Captain John NJ Plnckncy
tho present district attorney of the rwcn-
ty-third judicial district. Mr.. Pinckncy
has so far lent n deaf car 10 the enlrpAti y
OF his friends. not only from here. but
also from Harris 6 i'm ana Montgomery,
politics are politica ana NJ. PnGKnfy
may change his mind, and most probably
he VIII have to do 50, because his friends
are laying their plans with great dellbern-
ton. Aud what a fight Il Will be with
Iohh Pinckney in the race. He Is fighter
from away back, never gives nor tnkes
quarter and Is power with the masses.
The pops horeabouts would rather SUD-
port than fight him. while the sneEroes
worship him for being the only district
attorney, who ever convicted white men
In the district for killing ncgt ocs Thia
VIII have lots 70 do to show the 1vniln-
hility of candidates ana the early nHpi-
rants FOR congressional honOrR IN the First
District may prepare themselves for the
toughest tussle they ever got into.
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Hon swift. Texas November Sn-The
board e stewards Of the Methodist Evils
lal church here adopted the following
rcsoluttons
Where /. Tho conference yer Is draw
ing TO a close, ana It becomes the oircidl
members OF the church to oNhib "A lcep
interest IN the welfare OF the Huntsvi lo
cha Sc. and
Whereas. We recognize the great import
nnce of the work here. W ch has IA adj
| ultioli to large loCn ncWhcrsh D. nun
lltd s Il ttpdents In attend n g upon 0ur
"a No w al n ututa. W o-e I'm ress on
tthr 'elg us thought Of cu 81 te IN the
" an II wei he uVete tmltcd, an
Whereas, II is hlg " Important mt
The UP zero crowd be wolf ANA accent,
| ably 1led, therefore be II
Resolved, l. That we cxprcss ON very
HI h appre alton OF the character and az.
ttlnnent Of our raht r, Rev j. J.. Mas
h,N and own our obligations &c him a.
m,'ml G ~ 1 church n : hoard Tor the
pc. 81 airy and rel II Us disc larye o
| III hlc a IN lister n g arg since his
| bppo n mont tltE sta ion.
=! That II hig ~ gait wing 10 u.
| 70 lie rerm ted 20 enjoy his m nj try for
| me toini conference year.
~ That our presiding elder BrotNer
| Wootan, he requcs ted 20 rrge the reap,
| po ntmont OF Brother Massey 10 Hunt =
| v 10 station, and tat or de'erptrs 10 the
ann al conferences be regretted 10 ne all
| N norahe forts TO obtain Brother Mas
tVy =, turn 10 this congregations
| Dr. massey breaches hig farewell ser.
| mons. tomor ow, leaving for conference
| On Monday or Tuesday
| mus r. ciinh AZ III pub 10 school yes
| tefdty aitrno n complimentary to Mics
| ptcy's rupts. by tho ladies' Of our city
| proved quite success,
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Good luck always attends the use OF
Or Prices Baking Powder.


peNine, Tex as. November 29.--Rev. ]. l..
Kennedy and wife have returned from at
tording conference AT san Antonio and
are preparing TO remove to their new
field of labor at Del RIO The citizens
here regret very much to give them up.
Rev, /. * Waller win have charge OF
thc Methodist church here. lilo ia an
allie preacher and has many friends in
this section.
Max -<ohlcr has sold the city hotel Ia
i VI. lshtll, who VIII run IT IN the future.
W. II, II. puhoae one of Medinils sons
returned last week from Lavaca count v
whero he has been for the past three
years.
Several families from Lavaca county
ere expected 10 Hir.Ne this week and To-
cate here. Lands are Ia fine condition for
plowing ana many farmers have Legun
Mir. John Edgar Of Karnes C,tv IN bero
1 looking aiter MS interests In this section.
Mn Il. c, Herring and wife have re,
turned from Macon. Ga where Mr. Her
ring reports he viii locate,
Mir Grad. Herring, Woo has been sb-
sent FOR several months with stock has
returned home 90 spend the wintsr
7 he MasoNS Rro preparing % bu Ia "A
hall here. They lost thor bull Hing by Gre
inst March. improvements ara the u, der
OF the day here ana the saw and hammer
are heard on an sides.
Tho merchants have laid m tncir holiday
goods aud the small boy rs n u,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS,

SAN AUGUSTINE--The local option
election next Monday Is claiming the m
divided attention of the people.
HILLSBORC-~There is big demand
for rent houses IN Hillsboro. About forty
new residences ara in course OF construc-
ton
ENNls-W. b. Jackson, freight con
ductor on the Houston and Texas Cen
trail. dropped dead on the streets here
Caust heart failure,
SAN DIEGO-District court has ad-
iourncd. rhere was nds & conviction N
this court although qaite a number OF
criminal cases were tried.
McKINNEY--r. n. Moore & Co.'S store
al Nevada, IN tbs county, was burglari8ed
on Thursday night. Goods, pocket knives
cigars, shirts uto, to the amount of anout
$50 were stolen.
pALLAs-The Jury that has had the
case before II ON trial for a week returned
N5SlS, against VIII Coc. country treas
ulvr, and MS boHdsnDn.
ROGERs-The Christian Endoavor con-
NtnNon met here Saturday Q large dele
cation Is present ROY. Philip r. King
.ol Georgetown Is here holding a series
OF meetings At the christian church.
I'll PAsO4-John Snoddy indicted by IN.
Fcierai grand Jury last month for em-
pc2H.cmcut OF moneys while postmaster
az big Springs, Texas, escaped from the
county jail here, and Sheriff Simmons Is
offer. ng a reward OF 500 for his capture.
DENlsON-A Mr.. Davis, living met
south Of Enterprise, I. T. a few miles
while digging n well, discovered n thrce
and hnif foot vein OF coal. After ,riS,,
down q few feet deeper he struck n 50
ond vein six feet wide, when shows eooi
sample OF coal. SN'H
DENlSoN.-Washl Jones, n fun blooaeo
Shocnlw, who rctaded east Of Cansv v
H. was called 10 the door OF his cabin
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., MRS, MoLLIE d, YoUNG-Lirs,omh
Texas November .S-Airs. Molltn N
Young. wife OF n. f, Young, dlcI Sion, ON the
10Th va '''o
MRS. A. NJ, WILSON Sanger. Texas
November 2S.--Mrs, a. NJ. Wilson Il eli ia Al
night. She leaves husband and tbpce
children
T. c, DUER-tlcmpstead r xas Novem.
her m.-fhil G. Duer died today, nfter a
lingering Illness lie was born al Rose
I'm, Harris county tn 1854. but cante +,
this city as n boy and spent the most of
his life here. Va
MRS HARRIET KIERNAN- An.
tonic. noNas, November S0--nicd, at 1911
Monterey street, this morning Mt la16
O'Clock, Mrs, HARRIET kternan aged RI
years Funeral this afternoon az o'clork
from thc residence. lntermeut IN X. of
L. cemetery.
EUGENE A. SPANN-- Kyle, Texas No
Nemher @.-Mr. Eugene \. s,pann was
laid TO rest in Kyle cemetery today. Mr
Spann moved to this country from Pa
dueeh, Ky. about fourteen years ago nnl
WAS well and faVornhN known In ~ I
community lie WAS cut down by tte
dgena disease consumpuon in the primo
lite leaves n wife aud three Hide Children
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WEATHER AND CROPS

Moscow. November 9,-Wtsis s 40
aud cloudy, with disagTeeaos,pus,t
rain ana The wind from the VS. A, Z
Hutto. November SO,--Ai,es 4 VI
much needed rain the weeaa,IIow.i y !
fair. Tina heavy frost H. eenisi 10;
heavy rain. has practicaliy. IN Win, q
picking, the bolls being SO ~"
not open. o.,, tia y
san Diego, November 2 r., Tas ~.
tinues TO fall in this secu9n now nj
has the best season IN u s no Az
been in it in the last ten st n be pa
crop OF cotton and corn VI"
tho coming year m, ~
Georgetown, November wsslhtt
rains. followed by coz olo ,on croi y
effcctually wiped out the y vi ~.
meets and cotton has ao us he isr1as
10 bring a few bnles ts w nshl ssef ~
with ths a Utmost cenfldsnscssk sn'r n.
n question of few, wNese,ssniid c0'..s
have mi The ground ~ spis,a ar yesr. y
< feeling OF confidence Pines tines
where Of a return OF sooa -
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HIGHER COURTS.
second Supreme District.

Fort Worth. Texas, November 30.--ln
the Second supreme district court of APP
peals today the following cascs were de-
cided: i. w. Spencer Va. NJ. Il. shel-
burne. from Cooke, reversed and remand
ed. j. A. Kemp Grocer company VS..
Robert Swaync, garn.sheo. from Donloy,
Texas tx rel W. L. Caldwell ct al. from
hast!and, reversed and remanded; chi
caro-, Rock leland aud Texas Railway
company ys. :. "A. .Boylcs. from Mon.
" orth ana New Orleans Halfway company
vs.: Mrs. }. n. Wallace. from Tarfant,
reformed and affirmed.
Gases Submitted--W & Avis vs. wal
ter n. Wood Moving and Repairing com
pany, from wichita Il. M. Wynne ct Al
Josiah kildare ,vs. James Freck from
Cooke: tho Red River Cattle company
ct al vs. W. b. Wallace, from Montague
Continental Insurance company OF New
YORK vs.. =, T., Chase ct al. from arrant
Alice O.. Martin. W.. S. Lapowski & Bros,
from Taylor, j. A. Stan.ey ct al VI.
nd s' ct al rS Ss r0 F. Ew3 STprn j. from m
Taylor: John @ Klrksey VS. panhandlc
NMS, o,lan, h@ @ia., ~ 81, from Wichita.
vs. j. c. Link, guardian to set asine
Judgment OF airlrmance and Glo tran
script. oversuled; Texas Midland Raj
way company VS. G.. y. ana q. u. Motion
TO nflirm on certificate, granted, H. n
o'Ncnl VS.. Cameron Mill aud Elevator
company. to afilrm on certificate, granteu.
NJ VI. Thompson vs.. Armstrong company
70 dismiss appeal, granted. Cleveland
school Furniture company vs.. G. A.
ilotchktss rchcaring ard additional CON
clisions. overrilcd Mitchell Gray, au-
Illustrator, et nl w. Dallas Terminal
Hallway and Union Depot company, 10
perfect record and consider deed as part
OF record, ovcrruled
Cases OYcrrulod William Christinn va
George " Hughes from Dallas: st
lspuis Southwestern railway company VS.
y. VI. kiccr, from 1'ius. Missouri, kan
ras and 1cYna Railway company w. Moi
lie Edwards from trHvrou w W
TeXns und Pacific i'ptlwav company va
Pen B-ook school Furnishing comnnny.
from Dallas TeNne and phoi0c Railway
cnmn1nv w. J. o. Neal. from Lamar. T.
J. W'llth@on ~. J. \. Johnston from
bal'nsi Mary a. Comston ct al We Tevns
md Pacific Railway company from itnr-
risou
Cases SGT for uorcrrbor ti-S. Schwnrt7-
hrrle ve Freedman Uroiho-a 4 ShnTer
from Grnvsou' pnrnq'or Vros Va WI
N1m P'lev ~ NJ. frow lfnrrl@on' NosC =
g. Hror SO r T., Uo"ith FROM johnson.
w - WiHdrr1 We Niiesouri Kaneas prr
T'vaa Vai't~av rorroov Cow, Crnveon +.
cow Colorado rni eontn g. Rnnwpv
oournpuV coUla 'rnirA et ~ IRON,
.tnhreor' Ar'rrti1 " Y1rhrrru~h ct al
va r"r,ns " p"hNeou fr7r', Rowt@' com
frpl Coat nud f'otN co-'ranv 20 South
r~n N-e'to,n1 uoris 81 Nr,u vork from
rourtc. % Nto, 700 q Aulttnnn e co
cror' Col"u W - Clnr1 " n p Fetch
onhaclt FROM naUoa
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TO ncbuiid at rintonip

Flatona, Texas, November ao.-Mr. c.
Paul has already erected II temporar,
\bnildng on ,tF site OF his building that
Yves burned Thursday. which viii be ready
fAr business Monday.
The city council met In special session
yesterday afternoon 10 nsldCr an ordl-
nance prohibiting the ere ton Of wooden
buildings within the fire limits. l. is al
mot certain u become a law
There rs some talk of forming stock
company for the purpose OF rebuilding
the burne district.
Mr.. j. Sima, a prominent merchant OF
Prhha. surcrei n dislo att n OF TN, Bhoul
hts buggy,
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A FATAL WRECK


Beaumont. pcXna, November 3u.--A Gun.
beaumont ava Kansas Guy railroad log
tram was wrecked between silsbce ana
Schneider at o O'Clock this morning ana
". Il. Pnmer, conductor was Instantly
killed.
The wreck occurred nbout twenty-five
mLrs north OF beaumont MIi was caused
uy 80 collision Wltl IA drove OF razor Uach
husA three pf winch Wrre kiltud. Tue
Tram NUf uuriLuE a striug ct empty log
ears aud Conductor Farmer stood or the
lFohl qua water iuf ior Danger. Tine nogs
wore tcCdh,E al tG-Idr tive track and never
atllftd uutu the approaching train was
wiIhh n few leet, tncu tho whu.o drove
attempted To clOsa the track They were
struck ana twelve cars W'rc drrlitct.
rho Jar of the coliseum hurried Palmer TO
me Ground. and before hr could recover
me- Wna crushed by "a heavy los ear, wnlch
rnlpd over HIM, Palmer was about 20
Noala ola ana had boon employed by the
haSsco road only throc months. Roln-
lN's IN Missla-pui We're uoliiicd of ns
death hnd at tAeir request the body was
brought TO beaumont tonight and sntppcd
to fe.Phatrhle for m'crmont
contractor who huilt The La Porte. ilous-
ton ANA Sorthcrn iAllruda, was in Beau.
mont yesterday aud is ugurlng on con-
slrnc4ng the railroad from the sabine and
East Texas road to the Fort Arthur town
Thc count teachers institute held an
inttrcslMg mOotiug at tho courthouse TO-
day. lh,ro wcrc fifteen teachers at the
morning Hoselon
icuza Cruso va. tho Western Union ueic-
graph compuuy, suit for dlmuges for DC
MNQd delivery &C saNc, was tried IN
the District court today IL went to the
mtN nic thls afternoon.
The Gus" of the beaumont phNuire com
pnhy VS.. the Sabine and East Texas rail
Way. for manages, whicn began yestepn,N
~ the tcmpurary victim OF a techuicuittv
ana was rnuuNucd, Tho court took up
thlS case very vigorously yesterday ana
j. Looked as if lt would be disposed nt .
Both sidce aunouuctd ready, the Jury was
uhpancl 81 and tho tax ug OF evidence had
ucEun whru an trrt gularity WAS dscoV-
tiNd that stopped furtasr proceedings. aud
the case was continued.
heNrnno Agent Holman has been I'm tho
Guy today arranglug mgttsrS so that MIR
rfcn tenons can operate II cigar factory
IN beaumont without Interference from
Uncle sam
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beoville, Texas, November 3l--A small
earn owned by Colonel -, Sw.ckheimer
W lch was situated In the rear of his Of
flee building, ncar the po tofi,e, was con
sun ed Ivy ira iast night about 1870. .he
loss was about 500: Insurance. 800 Tie
tire is supposed to have been caused from
explosion of fire crackers and came near
burning Lp the entire business part of
l'r r. a Markham's office situated
rear he burn np bulldog, was torn down
~ the lighters II the flames and DAMAGE
su IN vi o TIE extent f about Il o. TIL
sto k from several he, business houses
were partially removed and damaged.
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G. NJ. T.. CONFERENCE.
Fourth Days session OF the Body
IL ORANGE.


Orange. Texas. November 30.--The
fourth days session of the Colored Meth
odlst Episcopal annual conference met
this morning Bishop Cottrell in the chair.
devotional exercises were conducted by
Il. j. Houston
Minutes of previous session read and
approved.
Committees on education, temperance.
literature ana state of the church made
their reports, winch We're approved.
Committee appointed TO try T.. G. Gill
bert reported. having found him guilty of
gross immortality, and he was expelled
from the ministry and membership OF
the Colored Methodist Episcopal church.
Key W. W. Watts, pastor of the south
ern Methodist church, and Rev. j. j.
Baird, pastor OF the First Baptist church.
Were introduced TO the conference.
Key. w. w, Watts spoke OF the South
ColorCd Methodist Episcopal church and
they felt an Interest in the Intellectual
growth Of ne negroes OF the south.
lowing officers .or ensuing year;
President. Mrs. Annie Philips. Jasper;
vice president, Mrs. Josephine Thompson,
Crockett; secretary, Miss Della Berry.
Pennington, treasurer, Mrs. Martha
Hardin, Orange, corresponding secretary.
Rev, \. H. Jones, Crockett board Of
managers Mrs. Rhoda Hackney, Lufkm;
Mrs, Emma Holmes, Orange. Miss Louisa
Armstrong Jasper. Miss Mary Mash, PEN
nlngtun, Mrs, Mary Bates, sunny side:
Miss Lucy Long, Lutltn.
j. c. Philips was admitted into full con-
ncction.
Nacogdoohes and Lufkin were placed
In nomination for holding next conference
and Lutkin was selected.
Committee on public worship reported
services Us follows. Bishop Cottrell preach
tomorrow a II a, m, a. III. Jones p. m .
j. @. Philips 1880 y. m.
Appointments viii be announced to-
morrow night.
A partnership that never fniis-that be
tween the progressive housekeeper and
DE. nrice'S BINDING hoMher
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brennan. IoNHH, November 30-'rhe col
orod teachers OF Washington county met
IN the county court room ON Friday. NO
Nember &c. l&6 for tho purpose of or.
gnnizinB county tcncncr's Institute. on
motion IL y. VIM was elected prcaidnut.
-. II. Williams, secretary, Mrs. Il. ".
tnir, assistant secretary; and j Nj. If.
HANDLE treasurer The proaldcnt-elcet
appointed the following executive com
NIT tee for this scholastic year. II. !. Me
Adoo. j. *. Colbert, II. Hunt, j. NJ. n.
handle W. :. Grant Miss BESSIE Rrud-
ford and u. II. Williams.
Tho course of institute work was de-
iCtrcd and a committee appointed 10 rrt
ttpint hdtuo to the executive committee,
VINO Viii uotiiy those who are assigned
WORK a. the nest meeting.
Tho Institute tnou on motion duy
seconded, adjourned to meet Friday, po-
cemher IS, 1895,
At Quarry about noon Friday switrn-
man II, II. Hanson fell Oh water car
ana got his right leg under the wheels
or me next coach, which ran over It,
crushing the homo ana hruising tho rcsh
Just above the ankle.
An effort VIII hc made to save nia leg
but II IN doubtful whcJnor or not II wiil
have to come on. iie - about 50 years
OF axe and stoutiy huilt,
| regular meeting ana tho follow ing pro
g'anmc was rendered.
| 1pQning chorus ..,.,...... virginia Home
| Welcome Address ..........,.tL j. McAdoo
Mcssrs Ross, Tanner, swain and
Walter.
Recitation ,."....."",Mis NJ. l., Noel
| Ca'ai solo ,.,,.,...u,......J. Tanner Jr.
| Recitation ,....,.,... Mites w. l.. Finley
rarer ,.;.,,,,,.,....,.... Miss a; Roberts
After the programme was rendered a
| gorgeous table was spread and a pleasant
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone Extensions.
LAND SALE AND LEASE RECEIPTS
state tn Sue for Land-Active
Municipal CnmpniguiDg.

Austin Texas. November 80 Tho his
tory of the Southwt stern Telegraph and
Telephone company In Texas during the
past three years has been one OF progress
oni prosperity. in spite of the general 10
preston prevailing in other quarters.
During the past ycar It's long distanoh
connect ons have been extended until It's
patr nj can now talk % each other frem
any OF the large cities In the state. and
II lhs expended about $4,000 for iu-
provefnents in s uthwost TexlH nlone, be-
siies acqui ing cont ernb.e property In
tie shape OF oiiice bui dings L now Ia
N course OF construo ton exchanges at
akum, Tayl r, Marin, Orange and Gal
Weston, the one al the latter point to b.
the finest structure devoted TO telephone
purposns N the S nth. During the year
1898 the company ns put IN ~ mites Of
new metallic rCu ts wylCh fig Q W be
months and IN 1896 much new territory
viii be entered The fret cxtensic of
any IL 20 tartc win be rom LnGr-nge
[ 20 Law AGA. ctrsi ana I soon to have
lull connection with North nnd South
Texas and the line from Austin to san
Antonio is bong rebuilt Work win be
begun At an carly day on a lire al0l's
S-n Anton %, and the time Is not far dis
tnnt when complete connection VIII he
,stnb ighcd between MI O ties In the Stat
c1ti of u line running norm from san
Antonio to Ga nosvllle,
RECEIPTS FROM LAND.
The State treasurer reports the follow
Ing receipts on account OF land sales and
leases for November.
-
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Corpus Christi Texas. November So
Jesus sanches, charged with the murder
OF ]. A. MaGee, one OF tho most proml-
\ent stockmen OF this section. lnsi Au-
Nst, was tried IN the district court to-
~ The Jury after helrg ont only two
,oNGs brought IN q verdict Of guilty and
,is Aanlshment was assessed at n life
ermA Nh tho penltcntiary
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Corpus Chris,i C,,,t

Corpus chr u. Teaas. November 80.
Mr. W. \. Clark OF Hugo. Ben county,
With his family, have arrived in this
city aud rurchasel land FIVE mites south
Il Corpus Chri q.
Mrs W, }. Weaver ana children OF
longvlew. Texas, arrived In the city II 4
n ght ani Will f'sidc pc -u1Rnrntlv sew
al OF e. fRWil - mr. eNueCtei shor.',;
n q imm rr on movcm II has egtln In
ear est nd q six on rN ece com
~ ana VI he set led aitl thrifty farm.
cis
Perry Mussett. while returning from
hunting IN his sig yesterday afternoon.
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tturisllnrt Held.

Luling Texas. November Van Burk-
IA t. a negro. hnd an oN mn ng tr al to-
day on charge Of rape eforc Justice
q Inn 1n1 was felols on $40 bail
h'nry Word while gathering pecans
u'is oNoilng near Stnplts fell nfty feet
n IA tree. M bones Wore broken hut
ne Il unconscious and thought TO be IA
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Goliad, Texas, November 9-Tho ladies'
Of the Epiacopal church win g,ve car
nivd or nations ON the 18th and 18th OF
December IN opcra house
MT. /, a, MartNc spent Yesterday IN
Victoria IA the interest OF the new hank
ins building which the firm OF Levi a
MeaiHo viii erect I'm this uity plans Of
which are now complete and VIII be Quite
an addition to the other good huildln,s
on the public square OF this city,