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STORY OF TIE BIRTH.
(Luke ii, S-2O.)

s. And there were in the country shepherds
abiding in the field, keeping watch their flock by
night.
g. And, To- the Angel of the Lord came upon them,
and the glory of the Lord shone round about them and
they afraid.
10 And the angel said unto them, fear not for be-
hold bring you good tidings of great JOY which shall
be to all people.
H. For unto you is born this day in the city Of David
a Savior which is Christ the Lord
IL And this shall be sign unto you; We shall find
the babe wrapped in swaddng clothes lying in manager
49, And suddenly there with the angel multi.
tude of the heavenly host prasing God and saying,
IA Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace
good will toward men,
49, And it to pass, the angels were gone
away from them into heaven the shepherds said to
another Let go unto Bethlehem, and see this
thing which is to pass, which the Lord has made
known unto us
16 And they with haste, and found Mary and
Joseph and the babe lying in the manager.
II And when they had it, they made known
abroad the saying which told them concerning this
child
IS And all they that heard it wondered at those
things which told them by the shepherds.
49, But Mary kept all these things and pondered
them in her heart
20 And the shepherds returned clarifying and
praisug God for all the things they had heard and
as it told unto them.
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BANK PRESIDENT SUICIDES.

Corsicana, Texas December "a At
1920 o'clock this morning the city was
startled by the report that Judge w. r.
Bright had blown his brains out. He
was lying on the floor of the dining room
He had shot himself through the temple
the ball of a SS-calibre pistol having on
tered the left temple and came out on the
right side, Various are the rumors afloat
as TO what induced him to commit the
rash act Among them was the unsat-
lstactory condition OF his private mone-
tary AFFAIRS. Judge Bright has been n
leading features in business circles
on the city lie was connected
with the Corsicana Vehicle com
pany, at one time served as county iId,,e
was president at tho time of his demise ~
The Loan Agency and the president ~
me Guy National bank lie was born IN
memphis, In lSil. and had been a resi-
dent OF the county for about tVyentv-
seven years, being at the date Of bis
death 81 years old. The funeral will ,aEs
place tomorrow morning at 10 o'elocl
WIndioT the AUSPICES Of the Eks and
DO inferred In tho city cemetery ""'
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THE DEATH ROLL

VI. A. DALE-Pnot Point, Texas, pc,
cember ON. y. Dale. merchant, died
this morning
MRS. NJ. T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Texas, December l7-Mrs NJ. r. tlutcher-
son aged i5 years, died here today.
MRS SPRApLEI Texas
December o4.--Mrs Sprad!ey, wife OF Gus
Spradey, died last night Of heart dis
ease
THOMAS JOHNsON-Be,ton. Texas,
December 2l.-Thomas Johnson died at
bis residence near Saiado yesterday lie
vas 80 years Old.
MRS. JENNIE uUTcHlNs;-san, Mar
cos. Texas, December % Mrs, Jennie
Flutchms widow Of inc late }. V. Hutcn-
ms. died this evening at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. +. d. Glover
MISS CORA BYIER - West Point,
Texas, December 2S.-'Miss Cora Byler
smithvile. this morning. The funeral
Will take place at the family grave yard
this evening.
MRS. Y. A. BURIESON-Sa Ant
A. Burlcson died shortly after IL O'CLOCK
last night at her residence; the result Of
Of W. II. Burleson, transfer Inspector
Of the Southern Pacific at this city. she
leaves two children.
DIR. +. l.. DICKERSoN-Luling Texas,
pecetmber 2L-Dr. +. L. Dickerson, one
Of the oldest and most respected citizens
GU this county, died at his home neai
Clear Fork yesterday morning about .
o'clock. lie settled in this section OF tbs
country about 1886, and was 1t veteran OF
the Mexican war.
MISS LEE M'DONALD-Pearsan rex.
December q Miss Lee Mcdonald OF
this place. who has been In san ANTOINE
ment, died At Moore station this morning
while on her way home. She was accom-
panied by her motter, and a lady friend
| Miss Lee was bright young iauy an'
| leaves many friends.
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TEXAS CITY ITEMS.


Prominent Railroad Men visit the New
Port.
Texas City. December 2i.-F. o. Watruss
spent yesterday in Galveston on business.
The company tug Magnet is fast dssum-
ing the appearance of IA ferry. BY another
week she will be completed. When painted
white she will present a fine appearance
An error occurred in last Sundays item
in The Post The Item should have read
bills of lading were received for7IOc bales
of cotton instead of 100 from birge,
Forbes & Co. OF Sherman.
A pipe lire is being laid from the ar
tesian well at the compress out to the
end of the dock TO supply tugs with fresh
water for boiler and drinking purposes.
Great dissatisfaction is heard here at
the triple headed railroad time table, II
accommodates no one and makes the limo
inconvenlent to go anyw here, For the
present tho Houston train connects only
with the train leaving Galveston at a.
M and southbound ,eaving Houston at
Two special cars bearing prominent rail-
road men came in over the La Porte road
yesterday to view the new port. Among
them were Captain NJ. q. Howe, Vice
president and general manager Of the
Houston, East and West Texas railroad
city, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad; in sc
II. w Ford and DR.. Stewart and Superin-
tendent Taylor OF the Galveston. Ia Porte
/ and Houston railroad, and several other
| business men and civil engineers from
Kansas city. This was President Martins
! IN ~ trip 10 this port and he seemed highly
| pleased at the prospects. Captain n. g.
| Howe was heard 10 express surprise at the
| progress made since his last visit IN June.
! IRE object OF their visit was not made
hubble They were In charge OF General
/ Manager j. h. Myers, who met then,
here uron their arrival and returned to
! galveston with the party.
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Llsbony left this morning for Crockett,
whera they Will spend Christmas
Miss Hannah Mansherg Miss CarrieBelle
Marx and Mr.. L. HeymRn Will leave to-
morning for Houston to be guests of Mir.
ard Mrs. Flaxmann
Las, evening about $50 o'clock Herman
EAdckc was thrown from a wagon on
Center arl postofnce streets aud sus-
tained pailfql injuries. lie was con-
veyed to his home and a physician sum
nonei
Marriage licenses were issued today TO
James Hudson and Miss Tenie Thomp-
son. Theodore *. Parker aud Miss Gy-
netha II Bishop, Ed Leavins and Miss
susan Milan, Solomon Lewis and Miss
Cherlotte Bass, Lemuel l.. Donnelly. Jr.,
and Miss Nora e. Cannon.
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Austin. Texas. Dece-.r@- A-Pr; -eel-
tngs Of ;he supreme c9i'r; tais attarr.4-.
Wrtts Of Error Retg1e1--Cgty 90 li11s-
ton vs. Spencer y. f1tra4rs fr9rs iIarrs
City OF Houston ~. Eis.r4 Ilt--.ra f--s,
Harris. Graves vs. Eoru. from Wt--.:A.
Galveston. Houston and Sau Arton,s f.zf.
way company NE Wal2o. from fsgstr.
Galveston. Hcpft0a and san Ausouto k4l.
way coHlHZLY W Gog4Wir. from Eer AZ
Lloyd and wife " Iavrsro-s Morfrz1e ~.
cDrity Company. iirn!lel g. a. from Dallas.
Application D!sTriss.. Tor = 4t.f ~
Jprskd.c ii0n- a lerazria Insurance cnsnpa-t,
ss Fred. from McI.ersnan.
Al cases neretcfors sst for Januzry
ore reset for January g. 1as, the cou~i
favins adjourned 10 th4. date
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BEAUMONT rrr.sr-

Beaumont. D@eenser tl-c1aso ;-ys4
no. S, Improved or5s- ct Fed Nar- -s.
last nigh: AL els-ssz sha so--1a-.cr
chiefs for the ensuing terra = E. ~-as.
ter. sachem: "a. EsstAzz sec-o- rssz-
more; z. ?. Burraz-d. 5--sc- s1zzE.1-s
G. W. KIDD. ke=Pe- O. Ts-1ro= : =
Van Worrle7, eoile,fo- @. v4-7uz- :
II. McGsry. cAist q -@r1-3s Apr-.--sl
chiefs viii be u1-el e.; t-s r---
next Monday ci<et-
At the Organl7sfiol % a camp e = e. g.
men OF the Wcri1 w1.-h VAS eT--t-.s
at Silsbee last Friday et; ;-a f'cn-
ing officers were sief,e:, r. Tsf sr-
council comman1e- Stere Ts-ai- Etor.
advisor lieutenant. x. 2 f-pcE.- t-L-s--
w. W. Fortsrtrs-ry. -t@cs 2 y E-acr-.
escort; VI. @. Cor Easclry y q
Scott, sentrJ'. Charles Aa-~lr =. Il
Hooker ana J. Z. Fsri -lar7rs~s
Ruby LaFsyet sr1 aa- re--gcs-y --,s--s..
d weeks ergs Eesren- g. ;-- r.rP ;--,rs.
presenting ae ~111a--e Sra r-a. -IL-a-
Threatening weather Sert u-5 -T O.. hr--e.
but the company scq'-t' Is tfs.f e. 3D.
mirably that /, Is rs rl--'i rF1atLai. 11s.-
ness during the Remainder g tlr-r e.
ragement
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

q, cRo ,...l< The negro. Sam Dots
KNIFE entered the stomach.
WAcO-John Dew o. Lett, Fans ccun.
~, HHo ls just back fr' IN school in Ala
bama, was stabbed II the ueck and arm
HUBBARD CGTY.-Georgr I'M. colored.
" lNe riHine across a race track IN front
q race Vas run over hy a horse and
GLDDINGs "A man giving his name a.
a. ]. Cauro has boon arreYted on "a war
rant charging him with attempting to
pass counterfeit coin.
PARIS.-An infant child of william
Hu~otd q Stanley. /. r, which had hef n
brought isre Tor medical treatment
drcpped dead as a result OF stroAe Of
paralyss
MoRGAN.--Joe Walls living three miles
north OF here, was Ared on while feed NJ
DIS horses by an uTk know n party. The
would-be ASSASSIN missed his aim ana
LLANo.-whne Mrs. Brooks was all.
sent from home her little son. Renuie
about years old, whs playing in the Gre,
| HIS dress caught fire. burning him go bai-
| w that his recovery is almost imp. sable
BEiMoST.--All Of the cotton is about
| gathered. Corn is selling at IL cents nel
nushel Farmers are making preparations
TOR another crop. The motto OF the farm
ers here is all cotton and but little corr
| next year.
| MONTRoSE,- Several miles OF III,
earal OF the Eastern pecos Valley lrrt
gauon company rs already completed
and several largo contracts for rock an,
excavation work will be let IN the mex
few weeks.
| cARBoN.--A lady. aged some 20 years
accompanied by baby about | year ola
called at the Mcdaniel hotei for ,oIgln,
until train time. During the night In
heartless mother abandoned her baby
leaving note on the bed requesting IN
ehii1 be sent TO the Orphans home q
| Dallas.
PEARSALL--rhe bee business ha
proved very profitable In this section. on
man has shipped from Pearslll SO.A0
ponds Of honey this year anu ether
shipped large quantities. Deer horns hav
sold at 20 cents in this place this fal
! Farmers are making preparations 10 plan
! large acreage of cotton next year.
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HY Ne NEAL.


December = Married, at the residence of
II Lane, Miss Mapie Ganmeli to MI.
"A'uH nays i'r. Ln'e olhfANns
NtCFGRS-oLlNh - Nayasota, Texas,
&C. nil -5.-Mr W. u; Nlcfers and MISS
'~uiA '"te were nairiei az coHItney yes
''lu"S' heN. I' NeSson ohiciatihs
HAYES Bl SSE(- - Impsor, reXas
D~eemter ~ Married, AZ the residence OF
tac brlars parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Bus-
-.5, Miss roWmle EasSey To Mr.. William
Hayes, pr. Lane officiating.
lRaWFORD- STONE Burke. Texas
December 2o-At tho residence of the
BRIDES palents. Mr.. II. c. Crawford ana
Auss Ida Stone were today married by
Precinct Iu.tlce W r Eailingrr
W-At<l%s-pRVa N--1,,n,rson T.x,a
pe,tmber ~ Married nj the restdSnre
cf me brides PARENTS MIR. and Mrs ~.
r. Bryan Miss Liz1lo Bryan 20 Mr. Tom
Watkins OF Tcneha, Rev. ]. W. Spivy ON
ciating.
r,rtIpr,tt CArr,trAN >r,yas,a
,s e,tc, ~ 3niN N
W. -; 49, -; ~, ~, 49,, -. NJ,
M'Ss T,U ,,,asan ,,a5 rl%u
Z. at .. M Rev. ". +. Mcdonald OH
GAII.rt,Ts. nprssr,- Pao,r,o,t ,rcxas
,tI'lS sS9 Il; IeRaS;
N't a. U'one ~SrN unIvd NJ N r1!t1r r,,e
Il W. III, Te r 11p ~ o,S
w, 01r'o" ''sl "'S"" '"ose N'sSy o'''-
N'l' w. ,1.,..,.r r.,
IN n I'LL SSE ~ - "a osser'r ~ a.
leNHH' lls'1ul't I @S-MHI rleu' Vii lNn
evening on inc run lnS-in'' MISS bihH't
JusseFAlH anu SAlnN"l ~, NAiaey, Ne
CEREMONY, wlugsssl ny nun1rens OF neo,
pir was performer ny Kew i"olhaS N"rd
White y. u.
GRiFFIN-WIt.SON 49, McDadc. Texas
December AT MI. Pleasant church
/ Jour miles north Of this PLACE Mr.. }.
! Il. Griffin ana Miss Matte wilson were
| united IN matsthonN' EII.r =, W. Nsi-
mihlcn ofhcintnE. Mr.. Griffin ana ms
bride were both raised in this community
| ana are very popular.
| SMITII-IitrIIER Texas Do
! cemher mir. James Smith and Miss
! Lizzie Huber were marrlctd tonight at
! the christian church. fldcr Mccullough
/ Of figin officiating. Mr.. smith Is wen
! known railroad man and MISS Lizzie the
/ dnughtrr OF Mr.. w; D. Hudler, promi-
COMING WEDDINGS-Bel Texas,
| December Guards are out Announcing
| the marriage of Miss Lula burger 10 tAlr,
: Rohrrt Uarris Of Waco. to take Mace on
| Decemoor q ut the First Baptist churcn.
! Also at The same place on December ,,
at ii oc.ocls Miss Mary Bulby to Mr..
II. II, Hughes OF Cuanah, Texas.
Deccmner a. Mir. Rcbert Valentine and
Miss fllznheth I.oring, both OF this city
last evening nj tho home of the bride
AIR and Mrs Thomas Loring, were unitrd
In holy wedlcck Rev. r. $. Stuart on
ciating. The Young couple left 10 visit,
prN NETT IsItI.y, Navosota 1'exas
pcre,1har "a -..WiiIari a. Rennstt' district
iiecis ~ crines nn,,ntv ond Miss Sonh
FISHER. an accomplished young lady OF
this county, were married this morning a.
10 o'clock at the residence OF Il. T Fiew
ellen, SIX miles south OF Navasota. 1hey
will at once take up their residence II
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The Christmas Shopping Has Been
Lively and EARLY.
PLEADED GUILTY TO BURGLARY
Hts Brnefacfor VS. His Victim Funeral
IF Mat Delaucy- Fined for Play.
inE Card, In Public.


Galveston Texas. peeemeeF -i'--4h ne
tarsi mas SEASON WIS I'' so hlIlh EN-
r.-rst,.-s bv fhe ern,-.rau.a of great
.4.-,-.,s ~ .p...,,..,.t "a, .r. atr-o+s and
innings 90 -"''f''' o' '' az.
.n gre Ft-Al rt-fr7 tNia allfEH'"A ana
tonight as us1a..r on CHRISTMAS eve
mfNis aye n"' 'itaT' 20 Vf'"lr' de 'nEf
90. -. ,..s-er.ag ana Saturday frcm carly
-+. ,-.. .. -s,,.. ,+- 4, ,be
shelves sl. counters make SO NFiln~ a
o., BIZ. ,ref the .aspnrts took li,n. bv
ND ''7 ''i't
ii' fof-i-tN ana were lH-"''i Z" pii-
elr f-a wiser course " nrpIyiug early
D.. .,.-ta .t. ~,,.t. i,.s..oJ of u-.f+tntr ttil
H. s,tt.,
81 tbe er.ss Of hard times the Christmas
shopr.ug has ba,n very lively and the
sboglsea.rs nave done a spirited business.
F5y tao most rar,. they have sold out
o.rsa- rerhar4 than usual and appear
a. b.. ,-ry Ven satisfied Santa Claus
i4 so vaV provided tonight that ne ought
~r- --, m. -, ar, ltfls etuckiurs and the
,,---.,,l.., fe f5r "a rier-q Christmas for
s-.-,. had- oa fi,a island
pcpr,J.p ms Bf,NI.lrACTOR.
i''ht'i-' ~" "''-' 80
Ir tho recorders court inns morning
Vance y Preston was arraIgued on a
,,,s~-o az l,,,r,larl,trt. the rooms OF w.
II Motto, ,rNc itvea ir fhe fttras fats
49,. ,...,-..l,,,,, ~ p-,,dv,sy md
M. ,,a,,,,s sc, p~s.,,, ,,,s
n.cE.i u1 On the stfcets b. Nir Martin.
who employed him as cook Yesterday
morning. n is charsed. he made up z
/ bundle Of some OF hls onploycr per 'ohal
I effects. brought them TO town ana loit
/ them az the star clothing house, an.
l nounctug that later Ia the day ne would
! call ara express them TO san tfanciSc0.
/ hnt Mt Marlin napIsn'" 10 ni'Ss , lie
/ dsparimsnt MS losses. Detective Jordan
| was put on tho case. and IN a few hours
| cauEh' the oLenuer IN ms poSsessilot
~, 1 l5.,i ,t,, pnJ mi NJ Inc tnLie silver
| bSicngttr to MIR. Martin
| Preston pleaded guilty to the charge
! preferred against MIN and was held &c
answer to the criminal court In the sum
OF 1900 =, ,,,r nrr ANry
,,, -, -, NJ, 1,eiana, ,o- man,
~ - c',,.'.S,,,, .,.,,,,, ~,
| years JhHlt"r OF inv NAN'a'pn N"'."" "a
| change, took place ut o'clock thiS ar
/ ternoou and was attended by a committe,
/ from the exchange and also by repre-
sentativos Of the weather bureau. out o.
respect to MS memgyy lhe naE o" m IN,
6ASSc',ssn1 vas "a brotber OF Captain Joht
pslarav customs fnspector, ANA was
/ ,re,rt,or ~ the orders of Chosen Friends
fnd.nc,1ent order OF odd Fellows nnt
he FEMME of Honor The funeral wa!
largely attended.
JUDGE MUSE HAPPY.
Indigo / A Muse. inter having elvei
~ ,.,or 90 ,ro count a
BOND, nnaer me oIuer Vi u'e euu,' y, y
criminal Appeals was on 'ne sue.'S W
dny. shaking hands with his friends; II
looked supremeiy hsppyS, ana sac Az a
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one Of the towns respected citizens, nav
ing represented this county In the State
in the Important measures adopted by
that body. Miss Hale Is a lady of culture
and refinement and belongs to one of the
best families in Texas and is also con
nectcd with some OF the best people OF
Texas. After visiting the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton and some relatives IN Arkansas, Mr..
and Nre Fcder will return TO Chnppell
Hul where they VIII be al home after
January TO- 1886.
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s.ss-wsr CT Main street ard a. George
Graves CLERK 81 ire City hank. WAS
RAISING he heard Watkins mailing =
strange ncIst. afi1 turning saw him doing
sNe sw<ai ncrS. Graves t1ishea ~ hin
ans rr~vcr,se hi-i from Masking a coed
sos o< &. Tafs -,errinr 4 is learned that
Watkins a eai-c wen ard IS sorry that
ne rcyr-sstsss IRE Ac,- IL IS urdsTsta 4 Tat
Watkins had t@sa Sis fsrg'e6 and taat
ros-se3 With ;hs Ia; thAt he Was rui 81
mercy drive nfrn 20 desperation.
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VOTED A scnonI. rAv

crosby, Texas, December 2s-At m e,e,
uon held here Saturday for the prrposo
OF determining whether n tax of 20 co,ts
on the WOO valuation OF property .oca.ea
N tnls, the Seventeenth district shouia
pc levied or not, for the purpose Of buiis
was carried. The vote stodd ~ To- rie taz <
against. ~ ior ana Z
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TWO pIrTtrprs

pearsail. Texas. December 2s.-There's a
great difference In she Christmas tide this
year and four years ago. when The Post
correspondent Mt frEt came to this country
Then the hills and pralries were bleak
and bare. covered with the carcassss of
dead cattle; now they are covered with a
nne coat Of grass: stock Is fat and corn
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TERRIFIC WIND STORM.

Fort Worth, Texas, December A-Re-
ports from various points south. south
east and east OF this place are to the eff
feet that terrific wind storm prevailed
ut am early hour this morning, accom-
panied by heavy rain. Considerable dam
age was done and near Itaska large
church was destroyed.
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afAIIrlnl.s tllsr,llIrE

caappen lui Texas. December Ayes.
u7iay morning Ar. Curasse found
mat nc hei's % his engine a.nd gin had
been nIt 90 pieces and ruined lie sent to
Bfonhafn FOR the hiDodhounds Of sheriff
Jfaed" lTgs came Oh tha 70 Q. CLOCK train
hni took ue TRAIT from the rin. and latest
r-porfs Indicate ttat they have the guilty
Ierty
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BOY sTlBBED 10 DEATH.
n ciilsssl Qsarrl Bss~sen Play
mates Resulted Fatally.
4 WIND sToRx CAUSED DAMAGE.
Wrseked . xsmser 81 Hesses 81 Nc
Kinsey--A Heavy versiss-Sur-
glare Got Bsery.

Bowie, Texss p-esszsser "a very So
traredy occurred hs-s to3Iy. VIII C1Ns-.
about IS years az age, sea OF r. ;. o.1ver-
OF Grafton, ssAsosS. 10 es&tA Nl-Ese saes
McDaniel, aged u rsS-s. Tee e'1!-s we're
involved in chl.isa officially
will Oliver Is IN jail; 1scs MSZssz.s2 TIE
pride OF the ei;y. Is dss1
Sadness breeds over TIE c.ty as Ca--ss
mas festivities are a. an e=1
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DISTINCTIVE STORM.

Mckinney. Texas. December 2i-A de-
struchye rain and wind storm prevailed
mere this morning. wrecking number Of
houses and seriously injuring one lady.
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HAIL IN WHARTON.

Wharton. Texas, December "a - A
heavy wind and thunder storm. ac-
companisd by hall az large AS pigeons
eggs ragged IN this section fer about three
hours last night IL was followed by In
termittent showers. The damage TO vese-
tables " III be slight
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NO GOOD ON EAR X,

Is an expression used used y 81 siiOps y \
Of their bodily w Y, ina,,ssters. bec',ss'sT'
oa,Iivos many of rs .Trs s,l thaa ~
attend 70 II more c1 h,edies vi"
tend to their own o0
moral? no>,r DELAY. 81
but consult reliable dsrs speiSi 81 sda:a.siIS,i
vcioped by experience 4,
success. ,,curable csseS
tn Ms inN given up to die prslalt.1Is,:
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LuMR7R RuRNEn.

Beaumont. Texas, December sL-Mr. G.
A. sternenbers came down from Olive this
afternoon and reports that fire DESTROYED
between 5000 and 60,0OO feet OF lumber
in the yards OF olive, Stcrnenborg a Co s
saw mill at olive yesterday morning, The
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Pales'.ue, r. xas. December % sheriff t.
. Newell arrested VIII McGowen. c5lored.
thiH morGing nn q charge n being an az
complete TO the murder OF waiter Farioty.
~ ~ was found Ccnd. npaung IN Wells
creek last Monday morning. a. previously
rei0Tteg IN TIE Post.
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ArTEMprEp suIcIpE.

whitesboro. December 2i.-w w. wat
kins cotton buyer for C. +. wither-
rpoon OF Denton, Texas. attempted suicide
here last night by cutting his throat with
pocket knife. He was standing on q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-25

Sherman, Texas, December zs--The gem
crsl merchandise store Of iacEey
Hughes ard the drug store Of Tom Miller
az Tom Bean we're burEiarized SATURDAY
night. 1-zeksy & Hugh.s lost about g75
worth OF merchandise. while Miller lost
30 worth Of stationery, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-25

fire was discovered ut 4:S0 o'clock in the
morning and while evi4ence vas PLAN
that it had been started by an incci;diary
no clue to tho culprit has been secured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-25
DrRIN DOTS
Christmas TRADE Has Bssn Very Good
N..-A If--r-oreinenis

NET5St-slhS IEN5f las been NeGy NSFA'
Mcrs Improvements
rN-ass-. Texas, pscaustsr 45.-It IS hardy
10 b. believed that 50 raSny Christmas
FaeSs esEi3 se s-l3 81 4 ccr,munlsy Fl
this magnitude as have been sci1 hare to
3A,e Nc less ;hsn dassa houses here
~; 81 Stocks q toys, fireworks and nevel-
tsss q ,ae ssasar. ranging II value frcrn
3 few % several hundred iollsrs Nest
- than have largely exhausted their
ssock Besides these rests there hare
s,e~- ecuEht rnc-e sewtns uiaehinss c9aS
,s;rs thsa 81 arr preceding Chr mas IL
THIS .pCl hsst1ry.
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
TAar4 !. considerable ;aIS .; Wholesale
Erses-y house bang cs;ael..aei here In
ne asA- future. 7; appears 70 Ths F9st
cerrsSgo7Heai Cat sleh a. .asututsop
~ us pant oash; - d ssea business
ana oertAirly SccsEa-aSaAis very cos
$ 3s-zt3s sscttca
Nj J 9 LSs'iaz q Abilene hAs Seen
prospecting IT, the city wi.F . viep =
Las ssstA ciisr-nsli CO s-cihsr bank herA
cuT-oN AND CA-TLs-
There srs rev 10 The F~ns e tn> E'sha
Celtsn on sszpAry aAau, esN bead e
-at,le tslrr ts;.sHs'i g. ,he ruarSsi.
stN -azd @. sa-.T w-4eh thtY are sAsts-i-
trc cr IRE rTa3g - : c1e fuil
S.z1e.ri.e Ass POI n4iss g, cottoH -.
r=rsd a. thA yAr1s - 3ats- about &tV
RAILROAD sHop TALK.
-ee TEXAS Cs-trai ;4lEs s. -.-chl1E lESs
te.y n-.a. t- in5aeet g ~ .ve thar 81 aps
ard -.--s h1ss berry. Tee r:t.zsls stAn4
ready g 5,-lts ;e--.y- s-res ct
ei1ts s4-s--a 'a7-'s
|ais ~ nra-ts. % ESQ caa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-25
BuRGLAHs cinr pnorY.

Paige Texas, December - The safe OF
Charles Kuhn 4 Bro. was blown or-eu Al
a. m. By burglars ana So. some cartridges
and pistol 'aken and tire Stock dam
AGED ND by thr explosion Suspicious char
aeterz seen here Las; night are being pur-
sued today b. local ps5sze.