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| The Three Guardsmen" The bold. nd
| Ncnturous hevil-may-caro character of
| - Artagnan. ready at n seconds warning
| Tor love passage, or a battle. impetuous.
Win no friend but his trusty sword, pre-
| sents scope for acting OF n ytry high
| though cxacting order. II Is n chara cter
| IN general often attempted on the stage,
but rarely portrayed with prcprety and
| noeiity. IL IL either ovcrdone or under
done. Salvini seems to have grasped IL
thoroughly In the main features and gives
II life-llke and magnetic interest His
presence Ats the ideal of the character
also. until D'Artagnan becomes In his
hands one OF the most enjoyable and In
every way delightful of stage pictures, n
picture In which the splendid capacity ana
art OF the interpreter are seen throughout
every detail There is always freshness
ana V1vacity and energy about Salvini that
invariably imprcsses his auditors with the
conviction that he loves his work Such
faults az he has are minor ones and
scarcely noticeable In tho generally happy
AFFECT of his evident sincerity and strong
personal magnetism He Is the prince of
adventures and soldiers of fortune In this
strong and attractive impersonation OF
D'Artagnai..
He is assisted In the female roles by
two very competent actresses in Miss Fitz
Allen and Miss De Forrest. The charac-
ter OF Anne of Austria only affords the
former an opportunity to show what she
evidently can do with n more exacting
role. The Lady De Winter OF the latter
was an excellent piece Of acting upon the
whole.
The support In general Is strong. or ut
least strong enough to make smooth and
even stage picture and one which was en-
joyed last night In Its entirety as well as
In it's leading character and features
Tonight MIR. Salvini will be seen IN "Ruy
Rlug.h "a uiay In which many prpfer n spa
him above any other in his repertoire. 1t
is another strong romantic drama and
most admirably suited for the display OF
the poted young actors peculiar talents.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

The following are the entries Tor the
New Orleans races as posted at the Turf
exchange last night:
one mile. selling Price Williams ~,
chicot ", Analogue Mckee, Menus o.
Sir John, Leonard b., Linnctte IS. Re
maud Tancred %, Potsdam 100. Van Brunt
loi
one milc--i1quinox 10, Metairc Of, New.
house "a, Laura c., Gaicty Girl rs, Mimic
WaWa 10i. Ban Johnson 100. lla liza iOl,
Taylor Banks 100.
ono mile and seventy yards selling
Tutor ~, Sprtualist. Waterman lOi.
khafton, Satinet Adam Johnson, lac
Grande, Blue Banner f07. Lester lUa.
Spondoinc no. Ashland Play OF Pay III,
ono mile, handicap alk-Linc 3D. Geo.
w. lOi. Verdi 9G. Captain Kidd 100, Text
96, Prig III, Fiddler &C. Langdon ltS. Ma
nile G. 30 David l02, Adah L. 100. Con-
stantinc 9S. Hight Test 1o5, Metnire o.
Clarus 1902
one mile and seventy yards, seiline-
John Cycha l02, II. u. johnson 102 Pam
tandrrm l0i, Ethel w. Miss Mamie iO5,
Tuscarora, Jimmie r. i07 Blacksmith
lW' Hubert l09. Burrc's Billet 10. Major
Dripps 10.
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THE YELLOW METAL.


Many Requests for Banks TO Open On
Gold Accounts.
New York. January SIT is learned from
number of prominent bank In this city
that they have been requested often In the
past few days to open gold accounts.
These requests come from customers. In
Guiding some banks In the interior. Tho
banks, however, have invariably responded
IN the negative TO such requests, citing
tho fact that they would not be Justified
by the clearing house agreement In opens
ing gold accounts.
Tho result has been that banks with
large vault room have received good
deal of gold In the last few days. which
they are now merely holding us safe de-
posit agents for the account of banks.
Some of this gold comes from points as
far west as Chicago. and bankers say
that II the amount so held could be an-
noubCed 1t would be a genuine surprise
10 the street. Most of this gold has now
been In the treasury vaults for months,
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Lexington, January S.--The rain has
stopped and at this writing n cold northeI
IS blowing.
Berclair. January s.-A twelve hours
rain fell here yesterday, completely sat
urstins the ground.
Edna, January S--This section has been
| blessed with abundant rains, and the farm
/ ors are taking advantage of 1t by prepar-
| ing new lands for cultivation This sec
ton Is receiving almost daily people from
the northern part OF the State and other
7 States
san Diego, January IA slow rain bc-
| gan falling here Sunday night and con-
tlnued until this morning This has put
fine season in the ground. There VIII
DO large crop OF cotton md corn planted
in this county this year. The acreage thia
year will he much larger than last in
DuvaI county. The farmers have began
turning the soil for corn.
Warronto1, January GA good deal OF
new land has been cleared In this vicinity,
which will be put IN cultivation this year.
There is stiil some cotton being held for
better prices. Tho weather has been cold
and dry since January l. and some plow-
Ing has been done. Temperature, maxi
mum 30. minimum, 90. North wind has
been prevailing. Today the wind liz in the
east. ard II Is raining. with prospect OF
4 continuance OF rain.
Holland, January s,--The ground is
wetter than II has been for the past four
or five years There is more corn and hogs
in this county at present than was ever
here before: corn Is selling from is TO 20
cents per bushel From Appearances the
farmers are working. There will be moro
cotton and less corn In this section next
fall. The third party of this section says
the democrats told them TO raise more
corn ard hogs, and now corn is so cheap
that their stock will not cat It,
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aew Hutchins Uousc.

n.ftr 4: Guerin-
GER. Propr!etors.
Renodeled and
newly furnished.
iieuua!ed IN nil
Its appointments
IN the State Of
J'nras
The L Q q q l ng
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

w. A. Tuley. travelling passenger agent
OF the santa Fe. spent few hours In the
city yesterday morning and left In the
evening for Galveston.
High Private W. +. Conner southwestern
passenger representative of the Wabash.
headquarters at Dallas, was In the city
Yesterday circulating among the agents
In ticket row. Owing to the not over
rushing passenger traffic just now High
Private Conner naturally drifted into war
discussion. and says he win Immediately
organize company OF ticket fighters to
offer their services to the government.
Traffic Manager G. w. Beiu of the Sun
set and Central, went North yesterday
morning over the Central. in private car
No. "a. accompanied by his private secre-
tary, a. i. Atkinson.
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SAN ANTONIO SHOOT.

San Antonio. rcxas, JANUARY S.--Rcsult
OF today's contests mt the midwinter shoe
We're as follows:
First event 20 singles--f'lrst money woi
by Van Dyke. Rcdwing, Sergeant, Haney
Second event 20 singlcs-First none,
won by Parmlee. Latham. Young. Piety
Calhoun. Wh.tworth.
Third event. % sngles-First money wor
by Sergeant.
Fourth event, 90 singles First money
Hickes. Latham, Whitw orth.
Fifth eVcnt, 20 singlcs-First money
Budd, Parmlee Latham. Fulford. Piety
llirhhonse. Burckbardt.
sixth event 20 s.ngies--Frst money.
Quinn. Connors.
Seventh event. 20 singles First money.
Quinn. Elliot. Redwing, Fulford, Marshall,
lighthouse
Eighth event, 20 singles-F'irst money.
Elliot f. Miller
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l.. AND N. EARNINGS.

Louisville, January s.-~During the last
six months of 1875 the gross earnings OF
the Louisville and Nashville road wero
$40, 49, 25; operating expenses $3.50 1923, net
earnings from traffic s3,S,1 500, or S6.1i per
cent. Deducting interest and rent taxes,
the loss on the Georgia and other roads
the sinking fund payments. unfundcd dis
count and the amounts advanced TO the
South and North Alabama Railroad COM
pany, the surplus on hand December 81.
1895, was sl.0S2. so, against A0o.iA at the
end of December 1894. showing an increase
of the surplus In 1S95 of sGSd,uI2.
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NOTORIOUS BANK swINpLER.

osb o,.a N. Y, January 7.-Sheriff
Of ,Sa mas arrested T. c. Douglass. ono
oyer most notorious bank swindlers that
he s,o,,s.i "ted IN this country. Last July
The 80, 10 Mexico from Peru. Iowa. with
n ne funds Of d bank he had cnened n few
stat AS before. On his return to New York
Stat, Douelass started bank at Avoca.
success ssU,unty leaving there a more or less
,ssiul venture.
In to-. henshaw of Des Moines, Iowa, Is
abpnr ana has obtained an order en-
Mr. I'm I'm 20 take Douglass back to Iowa.
Dour,als eilshaw saws he lost $1,000 through
.lSnas iass' Operations but has snent owe,
IN running him down.
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STUART OFF FOR Ell PASO.
Destruction Of the Earth Nccessar,
to Prevent Contests.
PROGRAMME FOR THE EL PASO MEET
pe"-Fitxsiniinons Ticketa to Bs Hon
cred--shoot At San Antonio. New
Orleans Raccs-- Entries. =

| Da,,as r.x
,,f, III, '"a"ary e'-Dah Stuaf
| WV this ncrning for El Paso to ge
| things In shane for his ns,,c ,,rrt,..,
which opens no.r 49,, ~ -.
NJ rox, -. wa. CITY on the iii
" "eH' month or about five weeks from
TINS date. He Will carry with him, nj,
tho necessary nar,,hor,,,,, ' III
Inc a, "a. "e'na'ia LOT the open
re Va "s oHlce, including tickets to thu
zig show and so on and will ,.o,,,at,, =, ~.
In person tho ,,., -. 'e''"'h there
~. .,e oest Fart OF the time until
'ie carnival is over. w. X. wheelock
his secretary, who 4, now In na,,a ~,
fellow him n n, ~ 1ai'aS' VIII
$50, W III russo on FRIDAY.
IN speaking OF the matter yesterday
Mr.. Stewart spAd. "No,b,pr .,,,r,
llrh,nipr ar En-. aa..,., o"'rt OIL
n.. ".e obstruction OF the earth
ny ire or Hood can stop the contests we
have arranged to null of II 4. ia
200 to 1 shot M, ~. IN, Voio
advertised ma q, 'vHH WI come on as
carnival or snort o, VII De lne prandest
United Staie. se u'ur Witnessed In the
IL viii hc dic,,s,i.e Ie"ple seem to think
ground after ihov 70 rraca the battle
all a misanrrn,s', 81. ~ ~, ~ faso' Iies Is
any hotel ~ al i'I pa.. ihey can sit in
" hich WIN ho $3.50 as'o ann see the arena
two miles fro, ,' ~, ,, not more than
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RATE CIRCULAR.

CircuIar NO lW.
Austin. Texas, January 1T is hereby
ordered that shipments OF combination
wood and wire fence, in car loads, shall
be subject to the rates applying on mm-
Der, In carloads; effective January rs, 1896
This ruling has been adopted after legal
notice and hearing. and VIII cancel item.
II OF circular No. 179. issued by this com
mission November 6, and effective Novem-
her o. 1895 also special authority No. 2l
granted to the Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway company December
2. 1895.
1t Is further ordered that item Of
circular No. lg7, issued by this commission
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thrift %. Foam H. Great Trial ZIG, Doubl,
event los, Zephyr 1885, Spring So. June "
surf e6, Nernal %. Daisy "A, Pansy u
Flight 10. September 15 Great Eastern 4
September Great Eastern and Flatbusl
have II second closing.
The entries for the Suburban for 1Sat
are as follows Horny of Navarro, Dorian
Keenan,, iandspuu. Flora Thornton. SEN
ator Grady, Primrose. Bright Phocbus,
Laszaronc. Nanki Pooh, Halma Con
noisseur. Snragcssa. Victor Dutch Skater
Domino. King Arthur. Hornpipc Emma
e., Sir Walter. Lake Shore, Dcmar. Clif-
ford. Counter Tenor, stephen j., The Com
mouer. StOWaVly. Clnuliug
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DECIDED AGAINsT THE ROAD.

Austin. Texas, January Sin tfis' mat
ter OF the complaints of Stump and
Weaver and b. j.. Killgore against the
Southern Kansas railway of Texas the
railroad commission have found against
the railroad in each instance. Plaintiffs
alleged that they had been charged more
than the commission rate on shipments Of
coal from Panhandle and Amarillo to
Miami. Tile railroad commission finds the
defendant guilty of extortion and will or
der the attorney general to bring suit for
the recovery OF the statutory penalty In
ecch case which is not less than 800 nor
more than $1,000.
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DEATH or A NOTED CHARACTER.

Kansas City, January 7.--Chas. Bias
sctt, known TO the sporting fraternity
all over the country, u prominent figure
in the frontier days of Kansas. is dead
at Hot Springs, Ark.
Bassctt was once a side partner OF
bat" Masterson and other noted char
acters, and made record for bravery
In Wichita, Kan, shortly after the war,
when he and Masterson cleared that city
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January 6. 1906, be changed to read es fol-
lows; Coal drilling machines. same as
machinery. n. o. s., effective at once.
This ruling will restore cotton presses
TO third class. as EXPIRE ssed ON page 6 of
Western classification No. q.
John II. Reagan,
Chairman.
l.. J. Storey,
N. A. Stcdman
Commissioners
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o,ner authorities. Last year one of these
~, anivau publications saw 1T TO criticise
~ ~ Observation-Disclosures Records figures, bu,
Under the circumstances we think I,
Would be very advisable for tho "ca,cu,n.
uoi, editors of these journals TO get to-
sether and rectify the errors that one or
noth nave evidently made, or to use the
nsures compiled by the Manufacturers
record, which were published two weeks
pelore their estimates apneared
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Roilroad Railway
Total

Here is a difference in the total reported
by these journals CT about go miles or
nearly 30 per cent OF the mileage est-
mated by the Railroad Gazette. In glanc-
ing over the States we find that this jour
nal and the Age are twenty-five miles
apart In the returns from Kentucky,
thirty miles apart as to Alabama. thirty
three miles as TO Florida and Louisiana.
over forty as TO Virginia, and nearly forty
as TO Texas.
Such radical differences prove that one
or both Journals have made grave errors
in calculating new mileage in the South.
They are more serious from the fact that
the summaries have been given out TO the
daily press. and have been too generally
accepted as reliable.
Some time ago the Manufacturers Rec
ord was led to question the accuracy OF
these compilations. and began publishing
summaries from reports secured from the
chief engineers OF Southern lines and
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SUPERINTENDENT IRvrN's BODY.

The remains OF Samuel Irwin. late su-
perintendent of the car department OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. who died at
Sedalia from stroke of paralysis. have
beea taken to Detroit. Mich. for burial
The deceased was 30 years of age, and as
boy entered the Pullman shops at De-
troit He served several years as master
car builder for the Missouri Pacific sys-
TEN, with headquarters In ST. Louis, and
resigned in order that he might make
a tour of Japan. Three years ago he
was appointed superintendent of the car
department for the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas system.
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HOTEL SALGE
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Restaurant Unexcelled in Texas. First
Class Bar Attached.
THH HOTELS.
The Lnwlor-Hates $3.50 ana So per
day. JnmeN LnNlOr. Prnnrietnr.

T. 0. Davidson, San Antonio. John
Thompson, Comanche: X Brandon. CO.
lumbus; William Edmond Waco; Il. Mark
owitz, Galveston; George p. zeiss and
wife, Midway Farm; Charles Schuck and
wife, Springfield. H.; c. II. Hughes, f..
l. Lee, Galveston: Hugh Fitzgerald city;
W. a. Gardner. Galveston; s. II. Horst
dustin; 3, o. Isaacs, Galveston; w. w
Dexter, city; r. J. Fitzgerald, Cuero: r.
Galveston John w. Abaenberger Conroe
= W, O'Brlen Texas; Frank l.. Soodon'
New orleans; George C. Duhes and wife
Texas ga B. Cunningham, Sugar Land
~, A. Mctarland, Dallas; w. X Mar
New Orleans, Charles spence, DesAloines,
Iowa Hugh Burns. Taylor; A. b. Arm
SStrong, Austin; b. d. Hoffman, Dallas;
VIZ y; r. Stanard, Chicago; Mrs. II. NJ
W W niSe' city Miss Isabel Dyar, Richmond
Z. d. Crony, Beaumont; Il. Saunchuan'
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coNEY IsLAND CLrR sTAKEs.

New York, January S.-The announce
ment Of nominations for the big stakes OF
the Coney Island Jockey club was made
today. The nominations closed January
2 and all the great stables OF the country
VIII be represented in the events. 800
nominations having been made up to date
Tho total follows:
Futurity. 1888. ss5 entries; Tidal, 1877; SUI
burban IS, June handicap 37j, SPEND
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THE SHOW OF WONDERS.

Tho latest additions to the exhibition Of
Illusions. the Garden OF the Luxembourg
and the Artists Dream. are proving quite
as attractive as any yet shown. The at
tendance continues large and we counsel
such of our readers as have not visited
this entertainment to do 80. This IL the
closirg week
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS 5000.

Mexia. Texas. January S. Fire was dis
covered this morning about o'clock In
the grocery store of ID. I1oventhnll. the
fire company responded promptly and
succeeded in putting It out. The stock,
valued at 5000, Is estimated to be damaged
at least 20 per coat by wafer. fully covered
Inv insurance
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MM- KnElILER SONS.

Cuero, r. xas January s.-Wm. Kochlcr
Sens. filed deed of trust today. naming
\. II. Palmer trustee, to secure following
creditors: ~. Ruuge & Co, Cuero. 5000;
j. Isetz, Laredo, 5000; Jno. II. Bailey,
$3.50: Mrs. Helena Kcehler. Sli,s25. Total.
sl51lb. Asset stool. on hand. This Is the
first failure here for long time and Is
universally regretted, as 1t was a popular
firm,
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VACANT STORE.

Orange. Texas. January S.-Last night
about $50 o'clock, n vacant house in the
suburbs OF Orange was burned to the
ground. The house was the property of
W. Bluestein Of Houston and was not
insured, The fire is supposed TO have been
of incendlary origin
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REFUSED TO ALLOW 1T.

Little Rock. Ark, January s-lThe muni-
fused Colonel Robert Ingersoll permission
to lecture In this city on Sunday EVENING.
Ingersoll desired TO deliver non-relicious
lecture on Shakespeare on Sunday. Feb
rilary q
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A RA1rN- CIGAR DEALER.

San Antonio. Texas January s--A.
Baum, cigar dcaler Mt 205 Alamo plaza,
filed deed OF chattel mortgage In tho
county clerks office this eftcrnoon con-
veying the stock Of goods to l.. Il. Marks
for the benefit Of the creditors.
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r T. noNNpTIy nrwE1.rR

Victoria, Texas, January 81. r.. Dom
molly, one Of the loadinr jewelers. OF this
city, filed deed OF trust Yesterday, nam
ing certain Eastern firms. and the trustee
NJ. j.. W. Fly. az heneflciaros, to the
oxtent Of $1,000. assets and liabilities are not
oltnsuahlg.
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pECLARND 4 DIVIpNNp.

New York, January s. - The Central
Ohio railroad has declared semi-annual
dividend of per cent on both the COM
mon and preferred stocks as reorganizei,
payable January 81
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LOSS s12O0

Gainesville, Texas. January 7.-The resi-.
dence OF II. w. Wiley, near Balm. in the
northeast part OF this county, was de.
stroyed by fire this morning, Loss $500.
no Insurance
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7 6 WRIGIEY

Alyarado, Texas, January s.-J. S.
Wrigley. confectionery. assigned yoster.
day to Or Il. G. Prestrldge. Liabilities.
5000; assets. $500.
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Wharton. Texas, January s.-Messrs.
Carlson Anderson turned over their
stock of general merchandise at Louise
undefr n decd OF trust to !. NJ. Peterson.
truftee. yesterday, assets 5000; liabilities.
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|. & n. S sTATEMENT.

New York, January s.-LouIsville and
Nashville reports for six months ending
December 81 a surplus of sl,O6s, $40 against
500 4fi last Year
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INSTANCE 500.

Corslcana. Tcxas, January s.-Mr. Lum
Benton lost his barn and contents by fire.
The barn was insured for 500 ana It's
contents for 1900
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LOSS 500.

Austin. Texas, January Fire destroyed
the stable Of s. A. Carlson this afternoon.
LOSS $500, no insurance. Combustion the
cause
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FIRST race-Linnctte Van Brunt.
Second race-Ncwhouse. Equinox.
Ihird race--Lester, Adam johnson.
Fourth racc-Captain kidd, Clarus.
Fifth race-Major Dripps. Burrell's 81
LII -. :. -.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
V. HOFNER & BRO.

Taylor. Texas, January S.--N. hofner &
Bro. jewelers. made an assignment today
for the benefit of creditors, naming Fred
kettber ns assignee. Assets and liabilities
will be made known upon completion OF
inventory. This fssignment includes
branch houses ut Temple and Smithvilic.
II is thought that assets will cover all
liabiMues.
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co., HNnACOLA, Fla.-Dr A.W. Thomp-
s oia aged =, Of Kent Island, Md, sui.
h h by shooting himself through the
mead while sick. ''''
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II q. DOWNING

Black Jack. Texas. January ST. T..
Downing, grocer, has assigned to S. p.
Greaves. Preferences for $500; assets
soS
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JAMES LEGGETT.

Montreal, January s.-James T>eggett
boots and shoes. has assigned. Liabilities
Sl50. 900.
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THE LONE STAR STATE .

Would be barren waste were It NOT
made the best IN the land by strong, vig-
orous men. Are you one Of those who
are helping TO make II so? II makes 4
man proud TO say II am" But how many
are there Whose life and vitality Is being
undermined by the effects OF youthful
errors or who from disease nre incapable
OF doing their share who are a burden onl
themselves and of no benefit to others
How many who are young In age. but al
impotent as II they had seen 100 yesrfI
70 by. The Eunuch Is n terrible examnle|
OF the effects OF being without sexual pow.
ers. He Is only an animal, no life. ambi-1
ton or strength OF mind. WIN You, 81
as he ls? DR.. Clemens has devoted many
years to the study and practice OF private
diseases For two years he has conducted
the business Of Or. Hathaway G. Co., and
has brought health end happiness TO hum
dreds OF Texans. Many of those who
read this, know this TO be true. WHY
should not you be one? III you are womar
with female troubles, or a man and q sur
ferer from unnatural losses. impotencelH
sterility, syphilis, gonorrhoea. spcrmat0rr{
boea lost manhood. skin diseases, write u
him Immediately. STRUCTURE CUREI{
without KNIFE. DILATING or ELEC{3
TRICITY at YOUR HOME. NO PAIN on
detention from business. Question list a.
for men. d for women. c for skin diDJ
eases. Address.
DR.. J.E. Clemens,
12e w. Commerce St.. San Antonio. Texas
Financial or professional references or
request.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

WV MaNlFA, Miss.-AIrs. Cora Green
c Jos nurhed to death near this place Her
No'iiHs caught from an open fire.