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SHORT IEXAS SPEClAES.


RUSk-Ths woodhousc and smokchouse
belonging 20 =. r. BLACK Mere burncd
with Il less OF N00
RRfNitAM-Dr. Harris was knocked
down and robbed by unknown parties iie
Was found lying iuscnHhc
NJ ~ MONDE, Rtnsom manager Of
the state farm at Harlem. ia reported ma
poing very low; not expected TO live.
RI SK-Georec Simpson. white. was
FOUND guilty OF murder IN the second
degree and given ten years Site kled
GeorEe Nays colorcd, at Jacksonville. Oe.
tohcr 10 .ast
VICTORIA jury in the case OF
j. r. Sims charged with the murder OF
Louis Tester, brought IN verdict OF guilty
ana hNel the punishment at i've years In
the penHcutiarY.
SAN AUGUSrlNE-R Returns from all tao
VOTING precincts but three small boxes
swell the auti.prehihition majority 10 ISIS
which will doubtless be swellod TO az much
as 2N when the returns are an in.
KERRNILLE.--An effort is being made
70 dissolve the Incorporation. Many cit
Hens are dissatisfied on account Of the
stock law, Others are grumbling about
having 10 pay city taxes \ petition for
an election has been circulated signed by
Lending citizens.
PALEsTINE-At the session OF the city
council tho public school asked FOR tha
Issuance Of bOads 70 construct IA brick
school building IN the Secoud ward The
council VIII likely order an election at
once TO raise the tax from 3 cents to 80
cents,
PINE VALLEY While trying 10 fix a
rope 10 log deck carriage VIM Bookcr,
nm cmploye OF l.. r. Sloan y Sons. had hts
hand caught aud before the necessary as
sstance could DO Summoned his arm was
wrapped around pulley, tractutins IL IN
two places, one Just below the shoulder
aud the other Jilst above the wrist. Aunpu.
talon Will likely be necessary.
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CURIOUS CONDENSAi lON

Tho Chinese mandarins and mn I
sequence wear little round silR 81.
most OF the time. These are oFnsn
on the ton with buttons whose esI
noto tho order or rank OF The veal
Discoveries of valuable oayl,
promise to develop into very lafgs
haVc been made near HealdsblTs,
The stone is beautifully marked
blast Of Tho face Of the lelge mas q
it In great quantities.
The employees on the Great y
railway IN England are paid " Y,
ana receive an annual increase
The first wear they are paid w w.
their pay gradually rises UNIV " NV
year IL amounts TO Ss9,S
A replica Of Michael Angeles Y
statue Of David was ordered rev. rev.
the entrance hall IF the pupDe ilus.'
Preston, I'm Lancashire. When u :"
they found II was bare, any
council ordered it 10 be put u 80
room. h.
a man I'm Bourgcs is STU, , Neahs
hlouso Go mad on when tho PInsssi'al
tered France. He swore 'nsh NJ
never wegg another, anu " Ts'
patches ms kept his oaIn,, ,As.s
council has offered nm y" H"
for the town museum. .ar
The largest moose killed 70 w I,
head lake region OF Maihe ~ rsl
wears was shot last week " ,i@snti
man, who came across the Aua ns I,
10 hunt. and VINO is na'v'S sHs''lss
elntrd over his luck. Inc s shs.
Il spread Of within a few 'hS'''
feet. h.en u
If a females voice has l'1l, Ia Is
it frequently becomes i.uN,,iS,lsly 81
At thirty -four. If not pse'u nv fili y
the voice has acquired a,lins, PA
without being on the ,Ir,,hstsnliis
s..1i mpVpiicent hoL" sbe he. z
constant vocal eNer'iohs 80
gone. .,or sp.lsl
NOT '' oryanise In the slave ~ ysi
b, Nm " r,9''sutly stated. the is ear /.
conrsiv,d M l7I3 by he ~ 4
i,oni, ms and the Rev. ri fs,ss
phoGe Island. But tho aS lt',A,, TYt,,
tSn so,inty was the Rev. heps''
New Jersey srsft
A singular Koroar hal !. ! ,Snsarss'-
mat Of straw worn by " MAS - :
hat is bound down a w md it;s Z
mosl to conceal The htSI Sis hsnra )
wearor. re carries ~ ~ rnad bryaii
or ian. and when IN w ysrrpfi \.
proaehes him. he holds NV. nv Nl,h u
~ I'm so that 1t. toge'H"
compietely conceals NM ,,.,,.y Il
~. NC curious displSs'i itS
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DAMS PROPOSED.


Project to Dam the Nueces River in Two
Places
Corpus Christi, Texas, December 5.--Col-
onel John Willacy, who for several years
was a resident Of this city hut who is
now largely interested IN the town of
Portland, has filed with the county clerk
If San Patricio county statements for The
construction OF two dams across the
Nueces river. one to be built at the Hem
richardson place and the other to doe built
two miles below Hearn's ferry. near the
mouth Of the river Mr. Willacy. rs REP
reScntatiVe Of the company also proposes
to construct "a canal from The last named
dam to Portland. on Corpus CHRISTI bay.
- distnn ra Of about fifteen miles, fur taus-
nortation by boat of all the up river pro-
dupe III" first named project VIII lee
undo the control of the Nueccs Valley gu I
Irrigation Canal company, and the latter
under the management ut she Nuegc- Hay
ANA Irrigation Canal company.
Nr. Mlmcy has devoted considerable
study aui timo TO this matter for the pas'
yusr or more, and me G,i- ample eari'1l
to carry out tho work ana tho lcutuI+
90 be derived from iGo construction of
tbcsc dams viii result tavotuhlN 'o tNc
farmers aud land oNnc's on rither iin
of the river The water NII he used ior
irriuntiur. and lhDe Will practically l4o
au UcNhausuhlq supply ruc work i
Endorsed by nearly every Citizen of Nu"c. 49,
ami SHU Iutrlriu counties.
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EDITOR De YOUNG'S VIEWS.
A Member of the Republican National
Committee for Free Silver.
WOULD LET THE REPUBLICANS WIN
Morgan of Alabaua Regarded as Dan
gerous Man snd One tn Catch
Free silvctites.

New York, December 6.--rhe Herald TINS
morning says: Michael DeYoung, proprie-
tor Of the San Francisco Chronicle and
a member OF the republican National COM
mittee, is IN the city. He is on his way
TO Washington to present the claims ct
san Francisco as the place for holding
the next republican National convention
There are persons in this part OF the
country" lie said. who are figuring on
republican walk-ovor. and l notice that
Brlcc. on behalf Of a certain class OF
democrats, has thrown up the sponge.
There are other democrats, Ike Former
Speaker Crisp, for instance, VINO take a
less cheerless view of the situation.
You VIII remember MIR. Crisp said at
ter the election that the monetary pohcy
of the Democratic party would in the
states. not 10y the doubtful. To me 1t
seems that Crisp Is figuring something
iiNe TINS; The group of states known as
votes, can bc depended upon to take any
action Ia the National convention mat its
leaders dictate.
NOW, suppose. In their wisdom. they
decided upon flat-footed plank favor
ing tree and independent coinage Of sill
YER what help could thcy EXPECT? rhey
are reryccuy aware Of the situation ana
know that they could depend upon the
delegates from the following States to
stand in with them: California, Colorado
lqaho, Montana, Nevada Iowa. Kansas
Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South
Dakota, ,WaShtuston' Wisconsin, Wyom-
"Thcsc states have an shown pronounced
silver or populist lcaninss, and the latter
lust now means FREQ silver. Illinois, as
we az Know, would iq all probability send
tho leading democratic politicians of the
state are pronounced in their advocacy
lot tree coinage
10 the tvo-thirls rule and the DELEGATES
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up their hands, which they Immediately
did. They then ordered the manager 10
open the safe, and at the point of re-
vciver ordered him to open. They then
ordered them all TO lay down face to the
floor, leaving one OF their number on
guard on the outside, who kept any ono
from coming In. They procured S2s6.5o IN
cash, one Winchester. seven boxes of cart
ridges and other articles too numerous 10
mention The loss Will amount to about
$500
on leaving the store the robbers ordered
the two clerks to remain where they were
on the floor, for half an hour. saying they
would be watched and you are not the
only ones that viii get II tonight"
lady was in the store Mt the time, being
waited upon. They ordered her TO turn
her face toward the wall There was a
small boy coming up the strcat and IN tie
act OF turning into the store when the
sentinel ordered him to halt but instead
OF hating the boy ran home and informed
his father The alarm wRs given. but too
late TO appraheld the robbers who did
their work In about four minutes.
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prominent citizens of this county, and his
death Is much regretted in this com
munity.
MRS. NJ. WOODS-Temple, Texas, De-
cember G.--Mrs, Mar4aret Woods. daugh-
ter of Mrs p. Scullyf died last night, and
was buried this evening. The three-year5
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lang
died Wednesday night and was buried
yesterday.
TWO DEATHS Galveston. December
B.--Robert Hanson, n we'll known Calves
tonian. died ut the hospital this after
noon about $3.50 o'clock. Mrs, j. N. Nor
ton died at st. Mays hospital at 2
o'clock this morning. 1'he body will be
taken TO 81. Louis tonight, where the
intorment VIII take place.
MRS SAtIlE ]. HARKlNS. Living
ston Taxas December 4.--Mrs. Sallie j,
Harkins a SISTER Of j. w. Wilson of VII
sonville, Ala, died at the residence OF her
sister Mrs. j. II. Gassiott, about twelve
miles northeast of this place. yesterday
morning She had been quite feeble for
some time, and was we'll advanced In
wears
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aIETIioplsrs N coNrnnnNcr.
Reports OF prcachcrs Va charge and rr,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Hopes Of New Passenger Depot Are
Again Raised.
THE HELEN HAS BEGUN LOADING.
Was First Thoroughly Fumigated-Gov-
ernor Hosx Went Fi-htng-An
Agreed yerdict-Notcs.

Galveston. Texas December SIT there
is anything Galveston wants worse than
she does anything else besides deep water,
more railroads and Increased imports as
well as exports, 1t Is a comfortable, com
nodous ana imposing union depot. In
place OF the unsigi<ly structure which she
has had TO pu, up with for 80 lons time
Her present depot facilities furnish a
les, for all the travelling minstrel troupes
and topical song artists who Visit this
city ana tho people are becoming a little
sore on the subject. Railroad men are
bJt,on-holed on all occasions IA regard TO
q new depot. especially since the new
deai by "hich rtprc railroads arc expected
the lutcrua tOuai and Great Northern. eaid
today ia r@frre Ice 10 tho natter. Upon
thc hnaI consuu nation OF he deal DO
tween the International and Great North
Crn and the Katy. the negotiations which
have been pca Ing between the Santa Fe
and our line VIII De Immediately cousid-
nFrd, and u VIII only be luatter OF "a
saty equipment and facilities tor paascpscr
insiuvsS S. Galveston, and her citizens
F % haze depot npe enough 10 suit even
d may he remarked that the Santa Fn ls
lhofourhiy iu fnvor vt speciy action In
stunned iQ Doe settled tHc' that tho new
depot win inatcual9c shortly.
AN AGREED VERDICT.
Tho case ~ corncln $. English w. 70.
j. Bierlng a al, for partition. which has
been on trin in thc disuict court Tor
H. rsat tfl'v d1y was concluded this
aft"rnnon nv Nu agreed dccre.t
Tae case 10. 1c uadutN WaH managed
nN . So giAsor. Ea1 off lelsfon.
Wj maoii 'F ~ tHe deep
a' Rowe Howe AZ Neru~ at 80 o'cocK
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
sEARLEs 6 cARoTHERs

sulphur Springs, Texas, December C.
searles & Carothers. dealers In dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes etc. today filed a
deed of trust. naming John r. Hargravc
as trustee and preferring:
Templeton g. Crosby $50. City National
bank S7S91.S0, Miss Ieodie Searlcs $3.50 Mrs.
Mary Goodjohn ss0S.S7 Mrs. NJ, ]. Caroth-
ers s5i626S John " Farwell 5000, Swofford
Bros. Dry Goods company $685.. Sanger
Bros. $40. Wyler Ackerland & CO sllTT:
said Indebtedness to be paid IN full in
the order named
The deed of trust also included a stock
of goods at Mt Vernon.
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CONFERENCE NOTES.

row.
CONFERENCE NOTES.
DR.. Campbell OF Waco Is the "heavy
weight" OF the conferences
The bishop never fuiis to squeich any
seeming effort at Standardization.
Z. L. Brown OF AIllano reported 200 bap.
tisms. sixty Infants. which elected the
congratulations of the bishop and won for
him the highest encomiums on his report
of any minister IN the conference.
Rev. John r. Green Of Calvert asked
for n location. announcing his intention OF
going on cvangelical work with Rev.
Culpepper, provoked considerable discus
sion by the bishop who It'd not approve
OF the plan. Tho Methodist shurch must
govern his motion as well ns his faith,
ana his proposition was considered In
consistent with the system OF itineracy.
There was an interesting Discussion by
the bishop brought out by J. l.. Massey'R
report about children not going to church
and the Sunday schools omission TO en-
courage them 10 30. was discussed. He
urged tho conference to do something to
get the young people to preaching.
Thursday night Rev w II. Vaughn,
manager Of the Waco Orphans home,
preached at the Methodist church to an
audience that taxed tho seating capacity
OF the church. The entire sermon was
an appeal TO the people FOR the orphans
Of the home. which Is yet In Its infancy
but that II was caring for forty-three
motherless and fatherless little ones at
forty. Mr.. Vaughn made an able and earn
est appeal and the collection for tho home
showed that his appeal was needed.
The conference committees are getting
into their work and reports VIII commence
pouring in tomorrow.
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ST LoCfs WANTS THE CONVENTION.

~. Louis December 6.-The Business
Mems League up TO yesterday had raised
H'.o0o I'm cash or guaranteed pledges to-
wards fund for securing the republican
ii'ual convention tor st. Louis
y slec'dl meeting of the lcaghe was
ntli This afternoon when IL WAS decided
10 guarantee generally under tho seal Of
ne corneration such further amount as
m'sh' he necessary TO secure the conVon-
uon ANA properly entertain the DELEGATES
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Arm AND LEG SAWED OFF.
A Horrible Accident In o Red River
County Sawmill.
WAGoNLoAD OF wATERAELoNS


Paris, Texas, December e,--News reach
ed here tonight OF n frightful accident
1T Pete Harvey's saw mill in Red River
county yesterday evening. John Blake.
who was engaged in saving logs, was by
some means thrown against the huge
circular saw and an arm and leg were
cut entirely of, So rapidly was the saw
revolving that his leg was thrown against
tho roof OF the shed. Badly mansled as
he was. Blake lived several hours.
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NOW HAS ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Nacosdoches. Texas, December 5.-This
old city Is now for tho first time up to
date, as It were "a having electric lights.
last night they wvre turned on as a
hrs, test ana proved to DO us good as
could be wished
Tonight there was n kind OF celebration
with brass band sereuadc. In honor Of
MT Il. c. Shindler the founder OF tho
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A RnLn RnnnnpY

Colgate, /. T.. December 6.--I.ast night
nj $ o'clock the cooperative store was
robbed by three masked men Two OF
them rushed Into the store. and, surpris-
ing the two clerlIs oraereA thnln 10 thrnyy
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GO0D ADVEKrIsEMENr.

Laredo Times.
The Tevas car exhibit got M hy Hous-
tons entarpris,rg citizens and sont 10
NuAtIa Is attracting II great deal Of at
Tor the State.
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
Regular Weekly Report of the Texas
Weather Bureau.
WHEAT SOWING ABOUT COMPLETED.
Cotton Crop Is Entirely Finished Winter
Oats Doing Very Well Ground
In Flowing Condition.


States Department OF Agriculture. Wealth
or Bureau-Weather crop bulletin of the
Texas weather service for The week end
Ing Thursday, December 5, 1895;
Precipitaton--The week opened with
generally fair weather, except along the
immediate coast, where light showers
vailed until December l, whom general
showers were reported. with the greatest
amount of rainfall over East Texas after
prevailed during the remainder of the
week. The precipitation on an average
icr me week was generally below lhe
normal, and the deficiency ranged from
over the east coast district.
Sunslilue--Broken cumulus. cumnlo-
stratus and stratus clouds prevailed dur
ing the early part of the week, which re-
duced the amount OF sunshine. but Oh an
average for the week 1t was generally
about the normal.
Tcmperature--The week opened with the
temperature ranging from TO j degrees
above the normal over the southern pcr-
ton Of the state while It ranged from 4
to s degrees below the normal over the
northern portion. and these conditions pre-
vailed until about the middle OF the week,
when cool wave crossed the State ana
the temperature fell until December 3.
wHen II ranged from IL to rs degrees below
INC uhy normal, with the greatest deil-
ssvney oyer the ehstern portion Of the
iill ihalants fell TO Freezing or below in
all scciions except along the Immediate
coast where the minimum was 81 degrees.
Y pc tcmperature at tho close of tho week
mad risen 81 khuy, but was still below
tne normal. Tho temperature on an aver
as" for the week WINS considerably below
Ihp highest temperature at tho several
STATIONS curing ~ week has ranged from
q d,gfc"S over North Texas 10 Il degrees
iu iuu vicinity OF Columbia, ana the low
.-l Nta ranged FROM ~ degrees over the
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K. OF p. OBJECTIONS.

late to appreheld the robbers. who did
their work In about four minutes
X OF p. ELECTIONS.
Orange Texas, December 5.-Etta Lodge
No. IS. knights Of pythiss. last night
elected officers for the ensuing term as
I5s9llIlows;; a; L Ford g. CT George W
stoGers N, OF E.; II, =. Curry, NJ. Of T.;
J. W. Parker, X. OF II. and S; Henry
Roschman, NJ. at A; l.. L. Belts, trustee.
Victoria. Texas. December e.--victoria
lodge No, %, Knights OF Pythias. elected
the following officers Lag, night for the
ensuing term' NJ. W. G. G. Levi c. c.
a. 3. Koyer;. V. C.. r. j Cooke; p. r.
k. Of Il and s.. J. Ii. wer,heimer; ii. Of
r.. -. +. Levy. NJ. Of T.. IL. Rittner J.
tee. W. l.. ward; Grand Lodge represent
etive, $. G. Reed.
Temple, Texas. December Cat tho
meeting Of Midlothian lodge No. ~
Knirhts Of Pythias, hold last night the
following officers were elected FOR the
ensuing year; .. NJ Crawford, G.. g..
sum Doia. x. OF Y. an1 8. y. s. Cole
ST. of ~; john willis N OF r., Lev
lhut. NJ ~ w, L.. -. Black 10 at A.;
John Pollard l. g.; .. Booth, o. @.
Cucro. Texas December 6-Jewel lodge
SO. ios, KNIGHTS Of rythlaa. hold their
election cf Officers last night with tfo
following results. g. g.. THamas ST. fteu
NJ of W. ~ g. Nolrsw Hrtn y. as, g. ~
~ j s4i"'pnr Oh X j.,
Il. mage s.. ~. a. jNNN.r-. 30 it A., III.
Pc. I. a.. F.. ~ l.pt'y 6. q. h
l''. I"an faId ,fuai.' fey thr.e
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lodge No q, Knights OF Pythias. elected
the following officers lag, night for the
ensuing term: NJ. W, c. G. Levi; {. c.
a. 3. Koyer V. C., r. j. Cooke p. r.
J.. Rarron. NJ at A.. l.. L. De Moucho:
X. OF r. and $. j. ii Wertheimor; NJ. Of
H.. .. 7. Levy: NJ. Of r.. II. Rittner, }.
* NJ /. LLeyyi O. &C. g. n c, Win 5ras-
Gtivc. $. G.. Reed.
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A. IS an easy enough tS;ss !. ''ss4
u take the right lnedicisa.s . = ID
On Is one Of the commons s'ss 1, Cass|
ord. 1t is really on. Il ~ salari,
Is things, Fully nine..eu,sS.. I !, |.
"a binary sickness Of ma rlSss 4 !! I, !
i, one cause. If you pIss sa !. ' !. Y
on in the gutter, il viii s so.' 4 = %
alter, and gradually 4 MI, '. \ u
49, putreiying matter viii ~, y pll
hat is exactly what hsor So !
'.igesuye organs when cous,;n ,s l
ms. Poisonous matter s cs,s
forced into the blood. /, sos. Y;
lie body and causes all ~, 1,s J, y
,oins. a few of these are Si, ,% 9 4
'snce, heartburn, palpitatiou' S.,l.
oss OF appetite, loss 81 sleen ,, ns's y
.istress after eating, biliousno.,,ss ~. y n
-ons of the skin. These tS;s. sno
leasant, but they are NOT s,, 4, u
.rious things come afterv,m n
ierce's Pleasant Pellets al, d, 4.
constipation. They are Inv y. |
,ated granules, easy to tske MI
'hcient in their action. One !. a.'' /
'Xative, two a mild cathartic. ~
othing else in the world lits \
here is nothing that takes thsi, !
here is nothing Just as rood s /" IN
eng and unscrupulous dr,pp;s u.
lmetimes tell you so for Their a. es n, i
. You want to lose your health \
. druggist can get rich,
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announcements were made and the con-
ference adjourned by singing the "Dox-
ology." to meet again at o'clock tonor-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07
A PRIVATE WORD 'l : /.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-09-27
A m ans Steam

Can be wasted. 1t ia often thrown
away by foolishness. Nature made
man great deal on the same princi.
pie that man makes q steam engine
She supplies him with steam to work
the vital pulsations. This steam runs
the heart, the stomach, the nerves, the
brain, keeps the blood circulating, and
supplies him with vital energy to feed
these functions in their daily use. But
sometimes they are overworked; the
steam is exhausted. You have to fire
up. Nature does it with electricity
Charge the system with a strong
electric current, and soon the power
will began to work again; the new life
will warm up the nerves, and in few
weeks everything is running smoothly
strength and manhood are on top. DR..
Darrin, at 9424 Pacific avenue, Ia.
coma, is doing wonderful cures, as the
names of people right in our midst will
show. Read them.
Nels Ellison. E. street, Tacoma, dis.
charging ears 26 years, restored.
Edwin Firth's daughter, 3, I'll Adams
street, Tacoma, deafness, restored.
Mrs. John Neukirchen, Tacoma
cured of bronchitis and cough, also
her girl is cured of catarrh of such a
nature she could not breath through
her nose.
J. J. Keen, editor of the Northwest.
ern German paper of Portland, Or,
deafness for years, restored.