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Accidentally Killed.

Bryan, Texas. December 9-Albert Der
nard, German butcher of this place. ac-
cidentally killed himself this morning. He
was out on the Navasota river hunting. in
company with another German, and after
getting out OF the buggy, started to take
the gun out from tho rear and the hamicei
caught on the seat and both barrels were
discharged The loads took effect in tho
right brcao,. passing entirely through the
body. Death was instantaneous. He was
brought to town this evening and a coron
er's verdict rendered in accordance with
tho above fActs.
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Deeyiilo Texas. December S.--P. J. Cav
anaugh' proprietor Of the Palace saloon,
made general assignment yesterday. nam
Ing j. T. Dougherty as assignee
Assets stock on hand Ssi5.52. accounts
-l6i'p, undivided one-half Interest in the
saloon building probable value $1,000 lot
subject To liens amounting To $500. also lot
d5Xl50 feet. out Of lot OF W : Dugat block
IN Beoyille. lot being decided to F. j. Cav
anaugh and " A. Gugenhclm. by w S
llusat and subject to lien held by the
Beevillc Building and Loan association.
Liabilities Due Faulko Wilkius & LANCE
S'oOi note, Rose Patterson. $500: due on
account $685.. Ga total Si7336j.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS

me Jewish Chauiauqua society met in
the Ves'ry OF the synagogue tonight.
The Retail Clerks association held IA
meeting last evening, trausacting routine
business
Miss Ella y. Freeman gave a musicale
last evening In honor OF her friend Miss
Alice Loeb.
The Sealy Rifles gave their first musicale
OF the season tonight. a delightful pro.
gramme was rendered.
The Galveston Yacht club s making ar
rangoments for the coming season. Al a
meeting last night the initial steps were
taken.
Mrs, Charlton Edholm is delivering /, &C.
RES OF very interesting lectures here in
order to get the ladies of Galveston in
terested In the Florence Crlttenton n.i.s.on
Tor fallen women.
The sixteenth anniversary entertainment
OF the Galveston orphans nome last even
ing was largely attended. The programme.
as previously announced. was rendered. af-
tording most enjoyable evening
The police commission viii meet Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock to hear The charges
preferred by Alderman Norman against
the police authorities in Guneral in y, fol :
ence to local policy shops The lnyes;iga-
ton viii take place in the council cham
Der.
Dave Porter is the name of the negro
who rode his horse full Tilt into the ,ide
OF Thrty-third street car Mt the corner
OF Thirty-third and Broadway Yesterday af-
ternoon, lie was taken To the John scaly
hospital by Sergeant Paul Delaya. whore his
injuries were treated
Under an order of sale from Justice Bar
rry S court to satisfy u judgment OF si47 In
FAVOR OF w. N. Shaw, against the Calves.
ton Cycle association, the fences, grand
stand. Judges stand and other improve
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Alto, Texas, December THE town of
OF this city. has collapsed. About six
months ago a company was formed with
headquarters In New Orleans. La. Cor the
purpose of building new town in this
tCherokeel county, to be called orchard
city. About two months ago three repre-
sentativas OF the company arrived In the
new town and made great promises OF the
city they were building Very little in the
way Of improvement was ever done.
A postofiiCe was established and r. NJ.
Barker was appointed postmaster. The Of
fice was opened for business last Friday.
Yesterday, Mr.. Barker was In this city and
made inquiry as to the necessary steps to
have the postofilce abolished.
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Wharton, Texas, December 9.-Late last
summer Hon. j Ct. Barbee. now county
Judge, when the cotton was thick by thous-
ands in this county, and cotton pickcrs
were scarce, applied TO The Daily Post TO
let the people know that Wharton county
wanted 1000 cotton pickers. The ad went
in. they came. aud that amt all. they We
KEPT coming. Judge Barbee halls from the
fertile piney East Texas. lie knew The
Post would reach the people. All the avail
able tenant houses and land have teen
taken up, the county is full; all on ac-
count of that al in The Daily Iost Now,
at the request OF Judge Darbee. The Post
Is asked to call a halt. No more room.
Colonel r. II. Huston says that since
Judge Jims relations In the riney East
have heard that he has been elected county
judge they have transplantcd themselves
down here permanently
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KILLED AT SEA.

The British steamship William Cliffe ar.
rived here this morning from Liverpool Via
Barbados, after what must have Deen a
stormy and eventful passage. 1t was re-
ported soon after the vessel arrived here
that her first officer had been killed and
buried at sea while the vessel was en- voy-
age TO Galveston.
Captain Japha. who commands the Clifre,
was hunted up and found in the Office OF
his agents, j. Nero & Co He was
asked for the details OF the death of his
first mate and refused to give them, making
evasivc replies to all questions
See the purser." said he hes at the
custom house. 1t Is not matter to be
published, anyhow" and the captain curtiy
attempted 10 end the interview. He may
have reasons for desiring to cover up the
details Of his mates death and he may not
At all events, he refused to talk about the
matter donl OF persistence, however
brought ont the Information that the un-
fortunate mans name was Langdon. Where
he lived. II he leaves family and the
given name of the deceased the captain
declined to give The man Tas killed at
sea on December 4 and the CAPTAIN said he
was slowing cargo at the time, but refused
TO say how he was hurt. Altogrihnr there
was an air of mystery and mind your own
business. this Is no affair OF yours" about
the skipper.
From another source IT was learned that
the mates log was broken aud he died
from MS injuries. But this has not vet
been verified, as no one connected with
the ship who could be found could be in
duced to talk on the subject.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Importance of the Decision ReIa-
tive to Paving Assessments
CAN OBTAIN PERSONAL JUDGMENT,
One Hundred and Fifty-TwO Thous.
and Dollars Due the city for
ImprON at Sea.

| Galveston. Texas. December City At
torney Smith and the citizens Of Galveston
| generally have cause to feel good over the
decision Of the supreme court in the case
Of Storrie VS. Cortes. from Harris county,
wherein 1t is held. In accordance with the
principles laid down in the Bordages- Hggir
case. that paving assessment may not be
enforced on property but in addition there
| to 1t Is laid down as the law that where the
| city charter so provides personal judgment
may be had against the owner of The Prop
| erty in the usual manner. MIR. Smith says
| the charter of the city OF Galveston In ox-
press terms makes such assessments a per-
| sonal charge in that it gives the city the
power and authority of instituting suits in
any courts having jurisdiction for the re-
| covery against any owner Of property Of the
| amount due for street improvements made
| under the terms of the charter.
This decision settles the point made by
Mr.. Smith in the case of the City If CAL
weston VS.. Bennison, wherein Judge Stew
art. few weeks ago. held that the city
was entitled to personal judgment The
| case has been appealed but the decision
| in the courts in the Storrio case PRACTICAL
ly affirms it, unless there Is some ground
, to attack the provisions in the cl after
of Galveston relating to its tisht 20 make
| such assessments personal charges.
IL is very important decision to Gal
weston for two reasons: In the first place,
it goes directly TO the question raised by
Mr. Smith as to the citys right 10 recover
personal judgment on paving claims ag-
gregating about Sl52 900, the dellnqucnaies
on which are largely responsible Cor the
citys financial embarrassments In the
second place. 1t goes long way toward
settling the questions involved in a mum
Der OF suits brought by persons who had
paid paving assessments on homestead
property, but who are seeking to recover
the amounts relying upon the Bordagcs-
Higgins decision.
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Taylor. Texas. December g.-Mr s. J.
Wagner, one of our most popular and sue
cessfui young business men. recently pur-
chased OF Mcssrs. Waugh & Nussbaun OF
Columbus, Texas. the bankrupt stock oil
general merchandise OF l.. Wagner of Co.
iumhus and VIII on January |. 1897. move
his large stock OF gents furnishings from
this place TO Columbus. whore he will con-
solidete the two stocks OF goods and engage
/ permanently In business. Mr.. Wagner's
many friends here unite In wishing Kim
prosperity in his new home.
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] Lexington. Texas. December
81. Mrs Mathis, an old and highly respect
I'd lady OF this place died last night al the
home Of her daughter Mrs. James Sparks.
HlCks-Yoakum Texas. December o.
Mrs. f. N. Hicks aged = years and most
cst1mahie Christian lady. died here this
morning. She was the mother OF Il. n.
. Hicks, a prominent banker at Rockiale
RoGERS-Basttop roxas. December -
ar J. X. Rogers, u substantial farmer Of
basirop county died at his home Us,
across the river from This city today at
III O'Clock He leaves Il large family ard
many friends to mourn his loss
LAupRH-Colunbla, Texas. December
Mr. \. V Landry one of the oldest
citizens OF this county. died at the home
Of his son, oscar Landry on the 9Th aged
NJ years He was born In tn state Of
l-ouislana In 1907, and came to Brazoria
county In 1876
coLLlNGsWoRTH Richmond. Texas
i''cem per Mrs. 6. VI. Co lingswor II
iied az a. m after a long and Iingsriag
spell she was an old resident u this coun-
ty. Her remaius we're taken to the old
family huryug ground on The Bernard Shs
Was " years of age
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas. December
Within twenty -four hours OF each other
oscar and Oliver Matk.n the b aptisul
ltisEt. f-year-old twin hays u MIR ". G.
Maihin o' thlF place, Aird OF an affection
w ttr throat which haH.ei The best phy
siciaus 20! this section.
ALTsrUtL-C Calvert. Texas December
5 0rr ~ CGiycrt's Oldest business mon
Sir Henry Alisnhul. died at tho r,sldencs
~ Mrs Hutton last night after lingering
illness OF several months Mr.. Altschul was
stricken Wish paralysis several months ago.
from which he never recovered
PET ERs0N Louise Texas December o
Mrs. John \. Peterson. wife of a proA.
porous farmer living two miles in the
country died last uisht wi pneumonia
after four days Illness She leaves hus-
hand and i've chNdrCn besides many
friends to mourn her loss Her remains
viii hc lald TO rest this evening.
YOUNG Longyiew. Texas. December
Mira. Ann l. Young one u the FIRST set
ucrs Of Lonsv.ew, died Saturday nieht and
w@s buried yesterday IN the new cemetery.
she leaves q large number Of dcscendan;q
prominent among whom are Hon Z Z.
Young. lawyer Of Longyirw, and T. /.
Young OF the Western Union Telegraph
company at Houston
OAKLEY Marshall Texas December
MISS Mable Oakley. uirce Of Roy. George
NJ, oakley died yesterday evening OF com.
picatlou Of phucWoaia and meningitis she
was 10 years of age and vas living viii
uer hhete' attending school The prasby-
'cry mat was Ia session at Rev. Oaklcy's
chuich Was dismissed yesterday on a.
count OF her death The funeral took Mace
ms morning AT 10 o'clock from the pro-
byterian church TO Greenwood cemetery
WINSTON Moscow. Texas. December 7
hsod at her home at o'clock December
after an Hlness Of nearly eight weeks
Mrs NJ. Winston. wife Of Professor Wins
ton uutt L.. ,,.t.
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Victoria News Mates.

Victoria. Texas, December 9.-Mr X.
W. Traylor of Louisiana has opened gro
Gerry store in the Levy building, next to
Bormau's Grug store He is an experienced
grocer, and determined on locating in Vic
toria after making thorough inspection
OF other places
The Sunset surveying corps havc been In
Victoria for several Gays locating new sid
ings, rendered necessary by the increasing
business OF Victoria,
The train from Houston was delayed at
Houston today waiting for a big - OVID OF
prospectors from North Texs~, connng TO
look at South Texas farming lands.
Mr.. Lander of the Farmers National
bank has purchased a lot on North Liberty
street aud will erect residence on 1t,
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which has been calling the pops together
for five years in Houston county after dark,
aud that 1t was captured by Master Harris
o. Hall while attempting to feast upon
smaller members OF the feathcred tribe, Its
political occupation having departed on No
vcInber 3. 1896. Mr.. Madden is further In
formed by his correspondent that the popu-
list fox Of Houston county is also In cap
tivi,y. and that he will be- released OIL the
night Of December "a. and given an hour
the start OF the hounds. and that II VIII
behoove him on that occasion to make the
run OF his life
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Chartered today: The Industrial Pub
fishing company Of Dallas Capital stock
$4,000 lucorporators Ross Winn. NJ. T.
Paddock and 4 P. Poster. The purpose
OF this corporation Is the transaction Of =
publishing and printing BUSINESS ard the
sale OF books. periodicals 'eje- printed aAI
published IN connection herewith
The Houston infirmary Sanrar.um. Cap
itai stock $4,000. lucorporaJors. D. T..
Stuart. II. % Rico apd !. j. Boyles
This association Is formed for the purpose
81 establishing and maia;aining sani-
tarlum FOR taking care of ani giving meii-
.sad surslca. asa 90. b. afflicted. ca
oept those who may haA couias.9as or
infc, flous diseases
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K,,Icd by the Car

Waelder. Texas, December " :, I
the limited. going east, ran ore, - ,
ribly mutilated and mans'e0 .sspt /,
son of Jim saturnwhIte, col0'ea' ' s,,,s /,
niles west of here. The boy s;' ~, o,r.au !.
S off II IA vest a' on the railroad %, s I
place, and while his fa,n lsl and kidd y
ing him. the train ran o.s "a A. ,enitss q
and picked up his mans'ea
broucht them TO town
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Of the deceased the full amount received by
him from said assessment, and the secretary
shall keep a record Of the death OF mem
beers and the amount OF e1ch assessment.
also the names OF those refusing or falling
to pay said assessment, and report the
same at each meeting OF the association.
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Tyler, Texas. December 9.--fhe court OF
criminal appeals decided the following cases
today.
Affirmed -- Carver, Atascosn county ;
Campbell. Lampasas county Hardcastle
Dallas county; Bailey. Grdyson county,
isancs Harlemap county, Hays, Dallas
county. Matthews. Bexar county; Hanks
Harrs county: Beattie, Smith county; Jack
sou. Harris county Jackson, Harris county
parbYshire Harris county stephens, Tiar-
ris county; Alsop. Karnes county; Rogers,
Motley county; Callahan. Harris county.
Reversed and femanded Smith, Coleman
count Ruffon. Colorado county. eN -parte
Lewis Harris county. bail $1,000.
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selling on the street. but the very early
supply Is limited.
Fish have been exceedingly plentiful
Of late and II not infrequently happens
that the fishermen are not able 10 dispose
OF all they bring In. The dealers hero
usually take a part Of the fsh brought IN.
but refuse part. upon the spacious plea
OF keeping up prices.
The Hotel Del Mar has had a good run
Of guests Of late. mostly from the North.
here hunting or TO escape the cold weather
OF the North. or for their health. Sports
men are well satisfied with the shooting
now, ducks being quite plentiful.
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d nsn' IS, at THE the cycling park. w.. h
p RaI,, Dy Constable Moran. NJ W, vi
sn,na proclaimed a l.a Al, resas,
for sl27. was sold 10 " n
the enc oro Merchants protec,lv, ,,...
IN Inc Post last week h. IA fasntI
las, 'n evs erqms Of the chamber !. I, ~.
.as1 evening. 1876 merchants n.y. \ utis'
S - 60 1t was called 10 ord. ,s y n
-, Nood' who at length s ST.i ~
. !. OF the association. A son.a.. \
adopted and the follow,ns V ",a I
president; b. G. Tart. sec ~, no's7 1,
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THE CITY WON

The case Of l. Lovenberg VS.. the Cit,
OF Galveston, suit Tor recovery Of raving
assessment paid on homestead property,
came up again before Judge Mann IN the
county court this morning. Plaintiff had
uied second amended petition; the city's
general demurrer was again sustained
and the plaintiff declining to further
amend. the case was dismissed at his costs.
Notice CT appeal was given.
The court held that the sotice of the tax
collector that the payment would be en-
lorced according to law was not duress,
shown. "' o'
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snlc Pnutroned.

New Birmingham. Texas. De~nN
The sale OF the New Birmingham lia
Land company's property, Located a
county, which was TO have taken paa
terday. was postponed till March !, ~
seems by this that the Nckin.V !. \
the iron industry has busted. y, I, J
Murphy, an employe Of this connu, Y,
Used, or asserted. on the d! q ~
fore the election, that II AcMllu
elected the furnaces at THIS p.S
start up in sixty days from the y
ycmber. 1875.
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Residence Destroyed.

Colmesneil Texas, December S.--Fire de-
stroyed the pretty home Of Mr.. N. Votaw,
a mile east OF here. carly this morning,
only a portion Of the furniture being saved
The fire broke out in the cook room, which
adjcinod the residence. and the kitchen roof
was falling In when the family discovered
the flames. Loss about $500, no insurance
DR.. T. r. Roberts home caught fire here
yesterday, but the fire was subGued before
much damage was done.
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Dallas, Texas, December /.
bell of Kansas City. Mo-, was W. !.
noon arraigned In Justice Sks'~
charged with forgery and swlnd tl ~ Y
bcll was arrested in Fort Wor 1ar !. 4
day on an affidavit made 0! l,,,r,Irn
and c. -. Lyon, charging ss~
complaint being made hecs .',;,, 49,
fraudulent transactions In fanny ~ ~, ~,
bn1iness. The new charge o. y, ,o,s v !
added today, The herring na' ''
finished,
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Fort Worth, Texas, December s.--A
chinaman and his mulatto wife have been
arrested on charge OF illegally living to-
gether Charlie Chung is the mans name
and the name Of the woman is Lille Tbe,,
claim to have been married at Sherman las,
winter but there are some doubts as 10 The
legality OF the marriage. ''N
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Groesbeeck, Texas, December 4
Howell. who killed his brother-in-lu !
Fitzpatrick, near Crockett about two u
ago, surrendered to Sheriff crtshl
afternoon. M.
r. X. Stroud has sold to J. $. fsA
Cofecville. Kan, 800 2-year-oM nsn
Sli T. o. b. cars here. Todd shlr n
brothers ranch In the Territory. !,
Mr. w. w. Wright, our newly elelHt
trict clerk. has been confined TO hi v
several weeks with slow fever DIV.
Brown, his physician, was conTA
pronibit company yesterday.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Robert Adams.

Hearne. Texas. December 9.--Mr. Robert
Adams, who does a general merchandise
business at Steele's Store. on the HeaOe
and BRACES Valley railroad south OF Hea.ne,
made an assignment last evening Liabili-
ties and assets not given.
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Washington, December s.-For Ear
Texas Fair; north winds.
MoAtana-Cioudy, followed BY d
showers in northern portion; cddw; I
winds.
Arkansas, indian Territory an 0l
homa-Fair; west winds.
Georgia Far; warmer In northern 4
ton, .ortherly kinds. .
Alabama ami M!ss!ssippI-raE NJ
winds. shifting to west; warmer 10 VI
ern port on.
Tennessee and kentucky-Exs 7
slightly warmer; southwest wind
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Bryan, Texas. December captain Bob
Adams Of Mudvllle. this county. filed
deed of trust this morning. The list OF
preferred creditors contains about thirty
Ave names, among which are several Bryan
firms. The preferred Indebtedness asgro-
gates about $4,000. Assets not known
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Tenaha. Texas. December S.--The ecu.
vict Mclver, who escaped from the county
jail Sunday evening, came In today and
surrendered He said he had not been
ever half mile from the jail at any time
lie would not say what had become OF his
partner, Brimberry, He says the officers
and hounds passed in stones throw Of
him Sunday afternoon.
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Lockhart. TEXAS December S.-Mr. W.
+. Robinson % Lytton Springs has an
nounced himself as u candidate for door
keeper oil the house of representatives of
the ensuing legislature.
MIR. W. A. Clark has completed and now
occupies his hne new store house on the
west side OF the public square. Mr.. Walker,
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roLicr INSURANCE.
Five D"iinr Assessment Levied on
the Death OF Each Member.

n IT,. .'s.
,oh.. L.. - ~
,,,.'' ,'.,'' w. $50 S''N'-
~, 80. -, ',''''','8 I''N ',''''s v.
~ 80 'N"' VI "n''n 'n'e' OF i"-
'7.''e w. '''"''" Vi 'h's cry IL pfesl-
, INV" 200 y" ,,S ron OF r'oh
's VI an po''Ve departments
=" 'eN"A' i"e p!'"NS OF 'he union provide
'or an assessment OF 50 upon each member
the amount thus received being Ia In. wav
OF an Insurance which is intended for ~
family al the deceased Secretary N .
Kahn OF the union. who ia clerk Of the no
lice department OF Dallas. Is now send,n,
out the following notices
Dallas Texss December r lSeG. -p.,r
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LODGE ELECTIONS.

Iockhart. Texas. December Sat rcgu'
lar meeting OF Lockhart Lodge No. lilo
Knights of Pythias. or Inst Monday. the
following officers we're elected for the on
suing quarter:
w. II. McClelen, c. c.; T. 3. Mcdowell,
V. c.. G. w Kyser, NJ. of w; ]. T. Nc
Donald prelate; w. Il. Mcdowell. Y. Of Y.
and s.. ]. l.. Magee, NJ. OF f.: Il. s. Werner
NJ Of t.; c. c. Hudson NJ. at A.; A. r.
Chew, |. G.. ]. G.. Blanks, o. c.; w. d.
Kelly. trustee.
After the closing OF the lodge the mem
bers enjoyed an oyster supper. which had
been prepared for the occasion.
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Austin. Texas. December 9.--Mr. J. W
Madden, Governor culberson's private sec
rotary. is in receipt of an owl from Crock
EFT, for his exeellenoy. He has been in
formed by letter that It 10 tho same bird
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nnrn md Contents.

richardson. Texas. December S.-Mr. NJ.
u. Alkire's barn burned last night. MIR.
Goode, who had II rented lost six head
OF horses and mules. 500 bushels Of corn
and or 10 tons OF hay. Loss $1,000. no
Insurance
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Prohibition Cnrrtcd

zine Valley, Texas. December e.-Th,s
school district held a prohibition election
Yesterday. which resulted In 81 votes for
and 7 against. 'o'
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San Antonio Texas p. ~ oO,r.d n
second annual poultry show ., spsus
today with 1900 chickens % s,' aru,
Guiding exhibits from i L0sB +. Hds
mississippi and Tenne !. ~ judse
OF Jacksonville, H. Is y.
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Thousands of cases q \ Amends
been cured by Em.er Z. q suiisrrs =,
scription No. ;Ss s,mc Al Z. r S
usustor. Texas. Sole Nv,