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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. l.. l. Parmintor is out In the State
in the interest OF the Reliance.
Mr.. j. W, Davis, one of the onterprising
dealers of Manor was in town during the
week buying stock
Mr. w. A. Priddie of the Reliance went
down TO Sabine Pass yesterday morning
to look after the colupanys shipping.
Messrs. John n. Gilbert and ". a.
Fletcher returned Thursday morning from
Old Mexico, where they spent about ten
days.
MIR. Dennis Tramway Call halts at Beau,
mont on his oscllatory movements be
Wednesday.
The Reliance has gotten out 300. 900 feet
of large timbers, dressed four sides. that
are beautiful specimens of long leaf pine.
They are for shipment abroad.
MIR " Wiess. treasurer of the Reliance
Lumber company. returned last week from
a prolonged stay at his ranch in Goliad
county. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Wiess.
The Beaumont Lumber company has en-
joyed a rush of orders for rough and
a condition with which the company has
not had to wrestle for a long time.
Mr.. George Adams manager OF the Cow
Creek Tram company's mill at Call, was
in the city yesterday. The mill has been
doing good work. Mr.. Adams says. until Il
break down came on Thursday. but the
necessary repairs will be made in time 10
start up again on Monday.
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Victoria. Texas. December 20.-Rain be-
gan last night about o'clock and con-
tinued through the night, but nM heavily.
1t was badly needed to settle the dust
which had become very disagreeable, and
also Tor the stock interests. wilton we've
beginning to feel the lack OF grass.
Another leap year dance Is announced
Tor the night OF December 20 at Hnuschild's
opera house, under the auspices of the lady
members of the Casino society.
There were seventeen cars of corn han
died by the regular freight train and an
extra for various points ON the Victoria di-
vision
Mr.. X $, stephens, purchasing agent OF
the sunset route was in the city on busi-
ness Yesterday.
Mrs T. J Stcrne was called to Galveston
Yesterday by n telegram announcing the
serious Illness Of her husband. who Went
over on business recently.
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TEAcIlEks MEET.

The Tweatoth senatorial district teach.
ers' institute closed very Interesting
and profitable two days meeting last night.
The following attended
D l.. Hamilton Liberty I'm. r. J.
white, sulado, D. NJ l.owrance Miss Win
ME Lowrance Nannie Fourquean. Robert
Moore. Marguerite Brady, Granger Il W
Rttrell. Houston Frank c. Hatcher,
Gre dmore: J. II. Day. ". 2 Hayes. Mano-
J. T Carl Manchaca; John MeKion \,
Miner, Wchboryllle W. G. Stirling MOI
rllltown; a. H. wilkins. Dallas. Jacob
Hiekler. 7. G. Harris Nellie a. Prowse
Henrietta PYLE, G F. Pyle. Nellie Lamon
George y. Winston. Florence BROOKE Jaule
Maxwell. Jessie Sayers Annie Ellis Lula
Bewley. II. X. Benson. W H. Klmbrongh
J. NJ. Carlisle, John =. Shelton, Austin.
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being sinned. The department turned out
promptly and soon had the fire under CON
troll. Loss about two thirds Of bale OF
cotton.
Elder A. J. Bush has accepted call 10
the Christian church here. vice j. b. Tat
low resigned. Rev. Bush VIII preach his
first sermon tomorrow.
one Of the largest crowds Of the seas IN
gathered at the Episcopal ladies bazaar
last night and the sale exceeded any OF the
previous days. Dinner will be served today
and tonight the bazaar closes. 1t is esii-
mated that more goods by double has Deen
sold at this bazaar than any previous IN
Temples history and tho Episcopal Ia
dies are much gratifed with the result.
Miss Laura Montgo and MIR. j. *.
Tally of Bell.alls. near Temple were
married yesterday at the former place.
There have been from three TO ten pas
senger agents In Temple the past few days
soliciting business Tor the Christmas holi-
days return visits to the old States from
this section. The travel has been lighter
than usual.
Newspapers Changes.
Halletsville, Texas, December l9.-Der
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Rockdaie Local Notes

Rockdale, Texas. December "a
are out announcing the wedding 0, y,
II. Burnet and Miss Annie Nav rns,
which is to take place at The M,lby
church on December 30. This my
popular young couple. having hu,
frienk all over Texas.
The holiday trade indicate, thai M.
is permitted to interfere with a due 4
bration Oi Christmas. The street, ar /,
througed with teams and people fro,s
country and town ladies are busy bvy
gifts for the little ones.
Receipts of cotton approach li,0es u
and there is yet a considerable rsn,,tI
the country. About 1900 bales IN /
here. a discouraging feature u ths z
ton is the great scarcity Of con 4
is being imported Mt a heavy cost h
country. The failure Of this crop M d
we're blow.
There is strong probability thi
j. X. Rowland, who recently failed Y
will succeed in effecting a satistaeton
Element with all OF his creditor nj
sumo business in the grocery Line
Rowland has been in business hHt Z
years and has always enjoyed ths NJ
confidence of all who knew him
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Luling. Texas, December la.--parties In
from the lower portions OF Wilson and
Guadalupe counties repcrt that Thursday
night a general raid was made by cotton
thieves on the Gin and farm yards Of thu,
secticn No arrests had been mad, as the
thieves left no clew. II Is thought that
the ten bales stolen have been buried, the
lost cotton north OF here having been found
In that condition. An organized band is evi
IDENTIFY work ng Il.
All cotton, with the exception of that on
n few river farms has been picked. OATS
and rye are being largely planted Many
farmers are breaking new land for next
year. No rain has fallen for several weeks
and the ground Is very dry Water holr 6
are all empty. good downpour would be
appreciated. 1t is 40 here tonight With in
dications OF snow
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On December q. J A. jenkins and Geo
p. IIerzinger. claim agents for the Wis
souri,. Kansas and Texas OF Texts will 10
united In marriage with Mlssos Dora and
Matte Folts at the home OF their nnrlc.
Colonel Folts, in Austin. Texas The la
dies are sisters. and at present residents
OF Waco, whore the gentlemen in ives, ION
have had headquarters for the pas. Two
years. After the ceremony. which " II be A
double one, the newly welded coupirs VIII
leave for Tennessee where the brides form.
cry lived. and from there 20 q ST Louis.
then back to Texas. Mr.. jenkins and Hr
Ilerzinger are among the most onIIor
claim sdjusters In Texas railroad circles
while the ladies' to whom they are 10 be
linked for life are equally as popular In the
community In which they reside.
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WEST TEXAS PEAR TRIBES.
\ Successful Growers Opinion Of
nlIRht md Its Trentmcnt.

| ~ TUE EuINuT Oh the semi weekly fOSt.
| Brentwood. Texas, December 17.--It ha,
been good long time since ! wrote yol
on the pear question. My bearing tree.
Of lie Contes and keiiIers are now abou
twelve years old and have given me rea
sonably good crop Of fine fruit each veal
since they were five years old. am tolf
some of your pear growers near Alvin say
they have no blight there by reason OF tn.
| fact that the water is so near the sur
face It protects the trees from this enemy
| can hardly think this is the true reason
! Now We have a dry country. aud | ain
| quite sure there is no water under my
trees closer than fifty feet. yet have neye.
| had tree to blight Some time since We
| had a hot wind that damaged some few
! OF my trees. but not blight. | have
watched my trees very closely because /
was afraid Of this trouble OF blight, and
| have had my own theory as to its cause.
My trees grow very little after the
| spring growth and have tried to fruit in
| late summer only twice. When the win
ter winds come they have no young limbs
or tWlss OF late summer growth 10 be in .
Jured by the cold. nor do they grow ex-
cessivey in the spring and this, | think
is the true secret of my trees being free
from blight In October last / was at
Orange Texas and visited two pear orch
ards there and | noticed that most OF the
trees IN one orchard had a great many long
limbs OF late summer growth and were
in fearful condition with the blight The
other orchard had but few such limbs and
was comparatively free from blight yet
the soil and surroundings as to water in
the blighted orchard was much more fav-
orable to the blighted than the other as to
the Alvin theory
Now the real question is how 10 prevent
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nastror N0tes.

Bastrop, Texas, December VI
county board of examiners, canpas
Professors s. e. Gidney Of SriaIpt
H. Gillaspy of Elgin and ArsI u
kins Of Bastrop, is in regiilAF -
three applicants for tescAert csf'z,l1|
present. -ls.sl 4
The weather is cloudy and col9 ~ I
acres see severe spell st'hfnes y
presents lively scene along ne s1e
as wagon loads of cotton wend lhklr
to the gin and throngs Of counin iolL
making their yearly trip to Nnn Y
headquarters. The old town nis q
holiday dress and smiles happily % "
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IMPROVED BUSINESS.

Something of the improvement In bust
ness may be judged from the fact that
within period of twenty -four hours dur
ing the past week the Reliance l. lumber
company booked orders from two sources
aggregating $500 600 feet. This one cir
cumstance is a fair indication of the pre-
yailing activity. and when it is stated that
ether mills are also constantly booking
coed sized railroad and export orders oil e
may readily Judge that there has been a
decided picking up in trade. 1t Is be =
lieved that the shipments for Novembe,
and the current month will prove to he
larger than for any similar period during
the year.
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TeNarNara. Ark, December -0.--Thc re-
publican central committee OF Miller coun-
~ Arkansas. met here yesterday and by
unanimous vote lndorsed Ben NJ Foreman
lor postmaster AT Tcxnrkana and T. y.
Srhicktr Tor commissioner OF the tinted
states land office at Camden Roth ar,
young men. have been practically raised
here and are very popular with ali casses
Mr. Foreman Is a son in law OF the present
democratic pos master w. r. Kelley. whose
term expires In December 1851.
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birthday CelebratisA

Georgetown, Texas, December NV
T. p. Hughes was 20 yean Old yaS1
and he commemoratsd the event v "
a family dinner, at which sixv'i@' y
RI cations in this section were p'fs0I
dinner was prepared in true K :, y. !. !,
under the supervision OF the luaE ".
Bile wife. and from the fact tnn ~ .
were spent at the festive board p'0'"
the guests left well satisfied "a
Judge Hughes is yet y!oioS IN
known over the State. ana DIS 49, 49,
will be glad TO know that ne ,.,s,r]
out n wen spent life in happ' u
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APPLICANTS FOR PARDON.
Their Petitions Will Not Be Con-
sidered for Some Time.
PLAIN NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR
List of District Judges und Atfor-
neys Of the state-Double We'd
ding-Angry Citizens.


Culberson returned to Austin this morn
ing and gave out the following statement:
II will thank the press TO give notice that
no applications for pardon will be cons.d-
cred until after the meeting OF the lee1s-
lature Already the full share of time the
past year has been given TO this business
The short timo between now and the meet
ing of the legislature is absolutely neces-
sary for the consideration OF matters that
have accumulated In my absence and the
preparation OF messages 10 the legisla-
ture. Parties will save time by not visit
ing Austin for the reesent on pardon bust
ness, for IL can not and wi not be con-
sidered. Applications for pardon should be
sent by mail to the governors office, whore
they will be filed and taken up In their
order after the time NAMED aud not be-
fore"
The following district Judges and attor-
neys were elected at the election held No
yember 3. 1886:
First districts. T.. West, Judge; NJ l..
Brooks, attorney.
Sccpnd-Tom C. Davis. Judge; W. F..
Donley. attorney
Third--W. II. Gill. judge; ]. s. Jones, at
torney.
Fourth--W. J. Graham judge; ]. b Car
ter attorney.
FIFTH. NJ. Talbot. Judge r. d. Hart.
attorney
slNth-E D. Mcclellan, judge, A. ].
Nichols, attorney
seventh j G. Russell judge s. Il.
Smith. attorney
Eighth-Howard Templeton. Judge; b. |
W Huffer. attorney.
t,,js q
Carter attorney.
Tenth-W. H. Stewart judge.
Eleyenth--John G.. Tod Judge.
Twelfth NJ. Smither, Judge: f. A.
Scott. attorney.
Thirteenth l.. b. Cobb Judge; O. l..
kIrvcn, attorney
Fourteenth 81. J. ] Smith, Judge.
Fifteenth 4. Bliss. judge.
Sixteenth y. L Barrett Judge. I
Seventtouth--W -. Harris. judge,
Eighteenth, Han Judge.
Ninetcorth Marshall Surra't judge
TwentiethW q. Taliafe7ro. Judge. J.
&. Scott. attorney,
Twenty irst-Ed Il. Sinks, Judge; W L,
Maynard attorney.
Twenty second-H Teichmueller. Judge;
j. l.. Storey, attorney.
Twenty ihird-T S. Reese Judge, j. NJ.
Iiuckney. attorney
Twenty fourth lanes c. Wilson. Judge:
J Y Vdnderhurgh. attorney
TRc.ty- nfih- NJ. konnou. Judge; $. l..
Grt en-, attorney.
Twenty sixth X. Z. Brooks. Judge; \
S Hurleron attorney.
Twenty seventh John NJ. Furman
judge T. Kinnard, attorney.
Twenty eirhh-l c. Russell. Judge;
John l. Klcber, attorney
TNuiy- uinlh-J s,raughan. Judge.
!. W Parker. attorney.
Thirteth-S ~ Hoiges attorney.
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APPROPRIATIONS NEEDED.
Estimates of the Money Required
For the Mkt Two Years,
NUMBER OF BETTERNtNTS INCLUDED,
aVi LOJ sums sHIuI
tary Encampment 1nciudcd-Es-
timHte of Revenues.

Austin, Texas, December la.-The follow
ing Is a summary of the estimates of APP
preparations needed for the mainsraScc
OF the State government, the courls and
the State institutions for the years 1871
ana 1925. taken from figures furnished for
submission to the legislature.
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Negro shooting Affrny.

Grccsbeeok, Texas, December 20, - a
shooting occurred some two miles in the
country last night on the farm Of sam
Wiley. Che negro now in iai shot another
negro named WIN Sanders over a debt OF
.i. rpnis
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Huntsville Notes

Huntsville, Texas, Decem0a ~ 7
Keep has about finished n0'ue
c Gtbh, house and will take charge = =
row. The name will be en'ps'
house. .,,,ro trial tn
The 10 Barter exaHin.ss h,en at l
killing of Frank Ward na'
tomorrow. " Es.lIl and v,
q son. professor Estill is one u ara N, 4
as stst. teachers in the Sam HOUSE,
NAL.
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Charged with cattle Stealing.

San Diego, Texas, December is.-Sheri-
Mike Corrigan brought in two prisoners
last night by the names OF Littell and Os.
borne, who are charged with cattle steal
ing Osborne gave bond and Littell was
lodged in Jail.
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miles west of Bryan. They vsr, !.
road home and in passing e,e lS NY, y
Wheels of th cir wagons were lo.sI
the trouble arose about that. Yn,s, !
grove says the negro was aavaprlpss \
him and he shot in self-detenp Nv
negro in the crowd was accidernlY |;
but not seriously.
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CHARTER AMENDMENT. 9

The committee appointed recently for the
purpose of preparing an amendment to IN.
city charter relative TO the management Of
the dam. water and light plant has com
pleted its labors and will report to the city
council tomorrow night. The amendment
the committee has prepared provides that
the plant shall be turned over to a com.
mission OF five men. one OF whom shall be
the mayor. the others to be elected by the
people. The plant is now controlled hy a
committee Of the city council.
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1000 900 feet, and they will all be dis
patched within their lay days.
The steamship Breifond will return for
its second cargo. to be furnish eh by the
Reliance, and the Esmeralda is due to load
for Messrs. Spotswood & Co.
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nov nalIN mingled.

Hearne, Texas. December 20 A oolorod
boy about u years old a grandson OF Bob
Reese, 10 Attempting to board moving
train about TWO and half miles from tow
yesterday morning. lost his mold and fen
under the wheels. tearing his left arm off
above the elbow. The local surgeon o: L,e
Houston and Texas Central. DIR. C. T. DO.
remus, assisted by Or. Pugh. amputatei
the limb above the point OF injury The
company is not responsible for the acct.
dent, as It is said the boy Was a trespasser.
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Temple, Texas, Decembfr le--At noon
today fire broke out in the gin and grist
mill OF Greenhouse & Co. in this city. The
hre starting In some seed cotton which was
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..i.ted of Murder

Palestine, Texas, peoen'' ,ho nj
district court here VIII briss. u.s.. Nv, \
an instalIment house collector '''
summer, came clear ----
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OPENING UP TIMBER LANDS.

The completion OF the Kansas City,
Shreveport and Gulf railway, the southern
link in the great air line from Kansas City
to the gulf. which traverses, through the
western part Of the State Of Louisiana,
great and what is practically virgin forest
Of long leaf yellow pine. is of 10 little i'm
portauce to the lumber trade. says the
Northwestern Lumbeyman. General Mana
ger + 5. Hammond has just issued cir-
cular letter addressed to lumber manu-
laCturers and mill men, calling attention
to the fac, that the new line is located
for distance Of more than 100 miles in
the heart of this pine belt. m whih no
timber has ye- been cut, aad suCsv s-s that
the opportunities presented for pul sites,
logging tramways and other lumber indus
tries are unsuIl assed with direct con
ncction at Kansas city with all Northwest
trn territory, new markets. for the long leaf
yellow pine Of TINS new timber bell will
be made available, aud the resulting de-
mand viii, he says. give to mills located
on the new line "A 4rr1i advantage over
competitors. The tun9cr extends IN an al
most unhroken body hom the Red liyor on
mo north to the Scuthe'7l Pacific railway
on the south. Mr., IIarimond suggests that
now X the lime to ltSite mills ana secure
advantages. which are oJuud TO follow with
'hP completion OF the IrV read. He further
suggests that anyone n crested in an IN
,eSlSdl lon OF this now territory may al.
dfess him directly for M, re EXTENDED in.
formation. 80
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Cures
=, Cures 9,n.s, talk" in favor =.
o os ~, Hoods ah sar'ap.rilla, 1al1
as as ior no other medi.
cine. Its great cures rec,.. M

Oh HOODS sarsaparilla. T~l
a as ior no other medi.
convincing s"r,h language Of r,., aShs
women, constitute Il. ~. su'slsl III
ver'ising. Many Of ,hs. s' edseN
Vicious. They have won , -, e0fs a
r Tine, people, have given l1e sosisa
ma, nave made necessary for NJ y, s .att
sar greatest laboratory on .. 1sa'
n masa is known BY u. s ,s...
anaa cures of scroiuis, nj. ' y
Eczema :, cures Of rheun,ti. ~ 'a'as
ana weak nerves, cures Of dy,a.. s,a
anu kidney troubles, cat.,r s' 'sl
,,a., My little nephew wa. -. . -. q
wealthy baby until a year =. pump
H'en sores broke out behind Az y. W.
81 read rapidly over hi, No. =, ~
90 90 ay ,.,, A physician said III. i, n,a
sea oiula humOr in the blood sxs ', ~
.'. . one complete sore. " -
rest rain his hands to keen ', =.
scra lching the sores. W. a'l
to try :, Hoods ssrsap.rill., an. md ! -.
time he had more life. Hs i Inv a'a
sore and he is now a healthy ,s'p ss 3
FLORA NEE ANDREWS, ClssrsslI 1.
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NOTES.

The marriage Of Miss Gussie Mantz TO
Feodor G. Haschke is announced for De-
cember %.
4 The Twenty-sixth district court and the
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THEY DID NOT COME.


"Wednesday morning dispatch from this
city to The Post announced that party
nj u,iIIionaire lur,borr,o, fro,, tho Nor,h
-, - , . :,
"''N 'Npe0 "" ~ "'iiF' III ''' u'"oH
THURSDAY or Friday. These lumbermcn
started South few weeks ago but the
lunber nroaucirc socti,,s 80 roe, ,yaro
l.. ,,,.,',
"ot W oe inoiuueu III their tour.
thinking perhaps an invitation would
induce them to come. several manufactur-
ers journeyed to New Orleans to meet
them and DO what they could TO bring them
to the State They were Messrs Wililu,
ana Wiess j. Il. Keith and George ~
Carroll of this city, II. j. I,utcher and e.
Bedell Moore of Orange and Colonel ,'bas.
Moore of Galveston member of tho mann.
featuring company of Lock Moore a. Go
the other member of the visiting deleeo ,
ton being Colonel Nick Weekes n Galyes-
ion banker. They met the millionaires
from the Northwest and invited them IN
Texas. but their mission failed and the
tourists are now gliding toward tbe,r s,ou'
covered and silent saw mils on tbe frozen
streams of Wisconsin. Michigan and Mime.
sofa. They consented to come tn Texas
but they didn't want to nav for ba,,lIn, :,
their palace cars over the rails If he
Southern Pacific and the southern pacific
wouldn't haul Them Gratis othor rnos n
is reported. had generally hauled ,beir "a rs
and thor ocrunants Without meme, anI
without nrice. but ,ha So,tber, p.oifio
doesn't issue free masses IN Tayas and
Louisiana mmbermon Who nay the com.
many and lie connection ,,,iiii9rs Al
lars annually in freights ana ~ sau No
reason xyhv outoidars sho,,,d H. ,,,i' 9, NV
vors that sro doniod o,o.,, 1,, ~ 49,,
The Texans i,,tarco,,od ,i,r ~ ii.
officials IN bau1 ,ba to,r,sts, oar. i,,,S
h,t without e,oosss tS,noI,,. 80, ~.
tho idea that II would ,ro,H., 49,, 1a,.',,
mont ~ ,ba l,n,ha,. "a ,,,,s. , .,..oi5
~ this soction a., ha,,o 50
MAKE ,ryrst,nert, - ',,, ,,t'' nv w
Insnectio, Of ~ ,;r,ho, a,,, ,, mo- az
ducipg ni,nts ,,,teht In,a ", III y,
the Tey,ns consulted anoo,',, ,,,,a,,, ~,
and hovinr ohtoinod n r,,e 80 800 :
haui tho Eor,b,rae,orr ,,,',to, .'op "
agreed TO nav tho iii ,bor,s.,,'al -r,,o,.
returned "a tho rot,u,a, ors,otai. ny, ~.
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cARGoEs FROM pEAuN1Nr r1n,Is

ot the fifteen or more v,,s Is in port at
Sab'ne Pass, ten are being lcut'ed by Beau
mont firms The colsoll Ia ed Export
Lumber company is furnishing nnrsoes for
t"o' the Alice and the stowell- the ReU-
ahee Is loading two. the Gladstone and the
hltehoock; and W. s. Keyscr & Gu are
loadlns one, the karsten Lanyard. .'Iessrs.
l. L. spotswood * Go. are furnish n, car
goes for seven the Gehardus. the Nor man.
me Neptune. Prince Leopold, The Glaiia A..
the Eidern and the Goatfoll. Those for
this firm will take an aggregate Of nv err
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Expert |
Physicians

mr. hathaway & CO, e. saI ih ~ caa |
lively that the resn,,'S in chron,,,
tan from Their trsa. and woo,ss Y.
eases peculiar 70 Hss cNintry. Inr
b. duplicated IN n ' & eIlsssd 2; M, NH
They are true ana strictly 10 lhsa
limit their practis,sa ais advertse y. Y
clalty. Many spss Thess, ~, ~ . rs
specialists. cen therefore yos CO. VA
office or by nav M Your i case E!i ss Sssa
ana an oR Pn n,S" that The truth n'' ',r,sI
you. Sra bloei
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cHinfS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .+.4.--, sa'alf wv /
F.i mated re- ipts of general revenue !
flr the year ending August 81 1898. c7'i- {
mate made under existing TAX rate ana ,
revenue laws.
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