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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-31
MERE MENTION.

Dick Gray was up from Superior this
week.
Miss Grace CARRIER is visiting in Lin
coin this week.
Miss Lena Mappes is home fromla
visit at Hebron.
Mrs U. &. Teel is visiting friends in
I%ndianola this week.
Walter Hagar spent Christmas at his
home in Bloomington.
Gene Wright was visiting friends in
the city the last of the week.
Mrs. Nellie Finch was visiting in
Lincoln the first of the week.
Charley Mcmillan of Indianola was
visiting in the city the last of the week.
DR.. Ed. Richard of Weeping Water
is in the city this week visiting friends.
Harvey Cox of Geneva is spending
the holidays with his folks near Lester.
Mel and Chanccy Tingley came in
from Il trip to Denver the last of The
week.
The music box. ut Cuttings drug
store was taken by Mrs. Sam CARRIER
with No. 1871.
Miss Lois Pope, who has has been nj.
tending the state university, is home
spending the holidays.
Miss Rhoda Waddle who is teaching
school at Cherokee, Iowa, sent us
money on subscription this week.
Miss Della SchaGrnit one of the popu-
lar teachers in the Hastings public
schools is visiting her parents here
this week.
Walter Warren and Miss Shelter of
Superior were here several days the
first of the week visiting with j. w.
Warren and family.
School commences again Monday
after o two weeks vacation, which has
been a source Of much enjoyment to
the average scholar.
Dan CARRIER and sister Cora came
home from Lincoln Friday night to
visit their parents. Dan returned to
that city Tuesday morning.
Our merchants report the heaviest
Christmas trade in the history Of the
co unity, which speaks well for the gen.
orally prosperous condition Of our
community.
The board walk between the corner
of Fifth avenue and the school house
was repaired this week and put in a
fairly passable condition-in fact about
as much so as a board walk could be.
Fred Turnure Of Turnure Bros, Is
in Chicago this week and will buy a
large new stock Of the latest designs
in dry goods which they will place in
the building lately occupied by Ed. Nc
Fsrland.
Vacant houses are getting to be q
scarce thing in this city. Property
owners who take care Of their houses
and do not let them 60 to rack and ruin
have no trouble finding some one to
occupy them at q fair rental.
~ never could trace any good to
advertising" said a merchant the
other day to a newspaper man; land ]
don't believe it ever does any good
81 came in" said the Newspaper man,
"to spend $25 in good hard cash, and
came here to do 1t because you have
been doing some advertising" How
) do you know how many Of your pat
rons come the same way? They read
. your announcement in the paper, and
when they want anything in your line
they call upon you, but of course they
say nothing about seeing your adver
tisemcnt. II people would only speak
of your advertisement, you would soor
find that the bulk of your patronage
comes by reason of t." Then the mer
chant cooled his fevered brow at tho
= water tank and thought severely.-Bc
africa Exurpss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-31

Or. Prices Cream Baking powdee
APurs 0saes cssan q Tsseas Pvvlss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-31
School Report.

NhSS N~f~e'
Report of school in district No. %,
tor the month ending December Gath,
1897:
Number pupils enrolled, 93; males
10; females, ID.
Average attendance, males z, females
0, total 10.
Those not absent or tardy during the
entire month were Clyde Wickwire,
Myrtle Wickwire, Vina Wickwirc.
Those not absent more than two days
were Carrie Goble, Halla Thomas,
Meta Haskins, Mabel Artist, Claud
Artist.
Number of visitors, O..
NETTIE M. HUMMEL, Teacher.
Pains in the chest when a person has
a cold indicates "a tendency toward
pneumonia, A piece of flannel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on the chest oven the seat
of pain will promptly relieve the pain
and prevent the threatened attack q
pneumonia. The same treatment will
cure a lame back In a few hours. Sold
by H. u. Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-31

CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday School at1l:45.
Y. p. 5. c. +. at $50 p. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

The following orders were made on
the probate docket yesterday by Judge W.
n. Shaw:
Estate of Rachel and Jerry Thomas. an
pllcation of James Perry for probate of
VIII of Rachel and Jerry Thomas and let
ters granted to applicant as INDEPENDENT
executor without bond. james McCulloch.
Lion Jones and L. b. Ramsey appointed
appraisers. Upon return of appraisement
and inventory estate is to be dropped from
the docket
Estate of Robert p. Boyce. deceased nv
agreement of all parties time is extended to
AUDITOR IN which to file report to April 2.
Estate of NADIA Simon, minor. application
OF charles Atherton for letters of guard
!anshlp heard and granted. Bond filed at
ssoo. j. B. Parker j. l.. Dickson and w.
NJ. baugh appointed appraisers
Estate of John Riley, deceased. Patrick
RILEY appointed independent executor
without bond. j. b. Parker, j. l.. Dickson
and J.. W. Cawthorn appointed appraisers.
Upon Hing inventory and appraisement
estate ordered dropped from the docket
Estate of w. w. and Ora o. olive.
minors, Mrs. Il. A. Olive is roinstated as
suardlan of minors and ordered to file new
bond of $4,000. +. c Jones. j. l.. HARRISON
ana j. ID. Wolverton appointed apprais-
crs' upon qualification of guardian she ia
allowed 10 eNpend $50 per month for sun
poft ana maintenance Of minors Report OF
receiver approved and upon guardian 1uali-
lying receiver is ordered to turn over all
properly to guardian and is allowed s25
Tor services w.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Luling. Texas. March 3.-No rain yet.
Farmers are planting cotton.
TAYLOR. Texas. March ga light shower
OF rain liz falling at this writing and the
indications are that there VIII be good
rain, which is needed very much here Just
now.
Willis. Texas. March 2.--Farmers arc
about through planting corn. but ON &C
count OF 1t being so dry 1t is feared that
a stand will not come up unless 1t rains
soon.
Mckinney. Texas. March 2.-Rainfall for
last month as kept by G.. B. Moore near
22 20 rch--total 80 inch. The thermom-
eter registered 81 degrees maximum. which
was reached both on the 18th and I'D
Minimum Pc degrees on the 9th.
Goldtwaite, Texas, March Brain Is
needed very much up here, but the pros
poets are pretty good for a shower during
Inc day. 1t is drlzzing rain this morning
and Is warm causing the peaches and
plums to put forth their blooms. Farmers
are busy planting corn.
Mumford. Texas, March Corn Is all
planted and coming up beautifully here.
Rain is needed for gardening purposes only.
Acreage Is corn largely Increased on nc
count OF shortage in yield last year. Land
ior cotton planting about all prepared aud
before many days the neecy husks of King
Cotton will be sown.
Brentwood. Texas. March Truly
March has come In like lion. The winl
has been blowing from the south for three
days and the top of the ground where
freshly plowed Is getting dry. This may
retard the coming up OF corn where plant
ed In freshly broken ground. Wheat is
growing most too fast. az Foster intlmates
there VIII be more cold weather in this
month and April. The woods are full Of
quail and the streams of fish, but people
are AFRAID to load a gun or wet a line
untll the legislature adjourns for they
might pass an ''instanter" game law and
thus catch fellow IN the very act. Will |
turkeys are gobblIng and deer are fat.
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LOCAL FIRE RECORD.
Two COnnagrations Which Are the
Work of InccndInrlcs.

At 1875 o'clock yesterday morning the
Waterman Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway telephoned an alarm of fire
to the central station, the flames being To-
Gated in a store building at the corner OF
Hutchlns street aud Lamar avenue. owned
by j. II. Burnett and unoccuped The
building Is valued at 5000, upon which
there was damage OF about $3.50 with no
insurance.
At ll:I5 o'clock last night an alarm Of
fire was rung from box 63. the occasion be
Ing fire at the residence No. 1906 Decatur
street. owned and occupied by L. +. Smith.
The valuc of the building was $500. upon
which there was an insurance OF $500. The
insurance on the furniture was $500. The
damage resulting from the fire was about
$50.
In both instances the fires were the work
OF incindlaries Shavings, saturated with
Kerosene oil We're placed outside the build
inRs and ignlted. This evidences the yres-
ence In Houston Of fire bugs. and necessi-
tates caution on the part Of property own
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In Athletic Entertainment.

Al Langs hall last night there was an
athletic entertainment. which was largely
attended and enjoyed by all present. II
consisted OF anumhcr of scientific bouts
which We're wen presented. George slmp-
son, late OF Louisville. Ky. refereed the
events. and gave entire satisfaction. He is
we'll informed on tho art OF self. detcrse
ana every decision was we'll received.
Joe Phillips was given the decision ovcr
~ blnnd after four rounds OF sparrine A
out-ound bout between Harry Randolph
ahd Tom Topplns was clever exhibition
ana resulted in decision In Ranaolph'a
FAVOR, NJ Burke and an unknown give nm
interesting exhibition. which was declared
draw after three rounds. Spider Gnrritv
OF houston and Kid Lewis put up a soIen.
uhc bout OF four rounds. which resulted
, ,m oraw, van Murchison gave an excel
lent exhibition OF bag punching, which
closed the evenings entertainment
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PERSONAL MENTIOy,
r. NJ. Balm OF Waco is in the eft

r. NJ. Bain OF Waco is in the city.
c. lvey of nenlson ls In the city.
w. Il. Harris OF Bryan is at the Law
| lor.
w. Berry OF Yoakum is on a visit I,
| Houston
|. T.. chester of Beaumont is on a Wish
| TO Houston.
Judge S. NJ. Cooper of Conroe is visit.
Ing Houston,
II. H. Innis of San Antonio was in the
| city Yesterday.
j. W. Doremus, a prominent attorney OF
HrSan. is in tho city.
w. II Ellis and wife OF Cincinnati are
registered at the I.awlor
J. II. Hester and bride of Columbus are
In the city at the LawlOr
W, r. Mallery of l.ogansport, La. Is in
the city and stopping at the Lawlor.
DR. II. l.. Harris Of Fulshear IVES in
the city yesterday. visiting old friends.
Mr.. Fred Rogers. prominent contractor
OF Galveston, was In the city yesterday.
Hon. Walter Gresham OF Galveston PASSED
through the city last night On route to
Austin.
Deputy Sheriff w. II Crank, Jr.. could
not attend the office yesterday on account
OF Illness.
Mr. II. Rcpsdorph was rejoicing yester-
day on account OF the arrival of another no.
publican voter at his house
George n, Horst OF the fremont hotel
GelVcston. who has SO many friends in
Houston. Is guest OF the Lawlor.
DR., X. l.. Nolcott OF New York CITY 4,
visiting his cousin, Mrs. W. G. Van Week.
lie has been visiting In New Orleans ana
came to Houston with Mrs. Van Week and
her friends, whom he met in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Van Week returned
last night from New Orleans where thew
nave been enjoying the Mardi Gras festiy-
H'es' They we're accompanied by their
guests, Mrs. Edward Van Week OF san An
tonic, MISS Nellie Cox OF Kcntu.Ey n.J
Judge June Cox.
Yesterday Mrs. Lizzie Jones ,glster-ir law
OF Dr. I. j. Boyles. arrived IN uors on
from tennessee. Accompanying her was
the little 2-yoar-old daughter OF Ir.
Boyles. Carrie Lucille Boyles who has b, /,
WIN relatives in Tennessee The little
girl is as spry as can be and tho hapty
father says she does all the talking !or
the family
lhonlas Dugelby, an expert accountant
ana examiner formerly of Dallas, is In
the city and VIII locate in Houston. He
says that every one Is speaking In he
most flattering terms of Houston and
slnee he has concluded to locate here, he
ilnds that eyeryhod, is right. Mr.. Dugelby
WAS Tor some time travelling accountant
OF 'he Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
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Cincinnatis in New Orleans.


Manager Bancroft. of the Cincinnati
baseball team, reached New orleans YES
terday and registered with bug" Holt
day at the Deuechaud. Tire team in its
entirety WI follow on Friday ana on sun
day an exhibition game viii be played
against a team now being org lnlzed ly
Abtcr Powell.
Along with the team will come Harry
Weldon, sporting editor Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer. and Charles Suber sporting edi.
tor OF the TAmes-Star. Captain Ewing
viii be at the head of his men when the
team reaches the city. Breitens,ein. the
$4,000 beauty purchased from st Louis.
VIII be a now face to New Orleans base
bail enthusiasts. Pitcher Damman. pur-
chased from Indianapolis, and Catcher
Schfiever for whose release Mnneapol. $
croft, Will be with the team.
torcorat. the crack Shoristop of the Ma
llolal leagre, Will, 50 Mi. Bancroft .ie-
el&rcd, most positively be with The tclm
stated time ard agan that he would rot
come South with the team. Mr. Bancroft
SAy mo VIII. Tho Cincinnati team trniei
tor Corcoran.
"The team we have this year" said MIR.
iamoFoit' Iis % per cent stronger than the
PLACE last year ANA this year | mink We
WEI give the winning team hot argu-
lnrnl In the race for the pcgnant. We VIII
pi isgii,r,, IN SpoMSman'S park, PLAYING our
exhibition games one Zach Sunday during
our stay, tommodious quarters will ba
iilled up at the Halfway House Tor the
men. There VIII he shower bath and
regard New Orleans as the greatost
n".e Iui tra,nng in tho country, Last
year, when The season hogan, our ren
after the training here wcre II enough
10 jump ont In tns lead and hold n l,nI
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Presented Yesterday BY a C0mmittc c
to the County Court.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE TRIBUNAL
orders on the Probate DOcket-A
street Cur MotOrmnn wants Dnin-
agcs-A Mercantile Biil of Sale.

| In the county court yesterday the fol-
lowing proceedings were had Hon. w. N.
Shaw presiding:
NJ. C. Collins vsl A. z. Palmer ct al; in
,erlocutory judgment by default against
Mrs A. T. Palmer and Claude Il. Miller.
NJ T. Jones Lumber company VS.. w. A.
Woodley ct al; judgment by default for
plaintiff against all defendants for $3.50. 20
and 10 per cent interest per annum from
date.
X. f. Parker VS.. Houston Electric Street
Railway company motion to quash eta
ton overruled. to which defendant excerpts.
At noon Judge L. T. Hamblen and L. p.
Turner appeared as Il committee OF the
bar and presented the bar resolutions re-
Gently adopted and published as part OF
the proceedings OF the civil district court
in respect to the memory of the late Judge
James A. Baker. Judge Shaw instructed
the clerk to incorporate the resolutions in
the minutes of the court. and court was
then adjourned out of respect to the de-
ceased
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CITY nRENlrIEs.

Marriage license was issued yesterday to
George Washington and Effle Jones
The Daughters of the Republic viii meet
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Max Urwitz. corner of Fannin street and
Preston avenue.
Tho subject at the Central Christian
| church tonight viii bo "The plaineet case
of Observation-Disclosures Incidental and
| universal items of it,
Tho pu,,or,,r, po.. st, ..,.,
| lao, n,,,h, ,,, T., tit,e .' . ~ , - =
drills agreed to change the name of the
| troop to the Houston Cavalry.
rohr II po,r,a,, ha ,iA,,
Sbo,ia,d ,.hi"t \. NV NV "us ~, ~ e,'
| fnll grou,n animal ~ th, r,,,, ~, To-" =,
! ia Of Tcnncssoo st,c,, 20 irnhos hi,,i
| wetsbs 90 no,,nas and a., a ,,a,.. oil, 49,
chto, Tow, - ua,.a,i no.. ,,r.,,.,, a..
M rules In Govern th tI",,s'a,, Co. Wy q i.,'
MON, uhiob o,,,i .,i,,,'1t,", nv uVp', ~
nommlttee Of tha ",,,,,c,i ~. ~ ..o 'nu
cvhaustiyo n,a ana 80 -, ,,,.,, "'u -
order ' '0 '' VIZ ''" '''No
int'o VIII De uitne social at the FIRST
nupl ohurcn thls evening" win con-
ulniis' Millinery contest short pro
h'"r',''o vi reS,t , ana music heiresh-
Hl'nts, etc, VIII be among tho entertaining
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SHERIfF'S DEPARTMENT.

Luling Texas. March 3.--rool out for n
watch American Watch company: key
wind; case No. 29275: works 655 .4g6
heavy gold case. Liberal reward. Address
City Marshal Luling, Texas.
All OFFICERS look out for Gus Collins alias
smith; white man medium size. about %
or ~ years of age: wears No. shoe: has
light mustache, and when last seen in Co
innncho county about February o. had on
tan shoes; also had new pistol case made
by Fitzpatrick of Comanche Collins was
raisei In Angelina county, and has lived
In Hin county. where he went by the name
OF smith. Arrest and wire me- hold war
rant for horse and cattle theft b f. Gees
lin, sheriif Mills county.
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They did not know, however. that Bery
has a birthday like other children. They
always thought he had been here forever
and was an unfortunate cuss who did not
have natal day on which presents were
appropriate. He is one Of the ''growed up
chums, but they all like him Just as II he
was little.
Some fellow yesterday wanted to know
how old Berg Is, but they can not find out.
Fred kobig says he is just 81. and has
never voted, but The Post has been In
formed that the now manager of the opera
house is the only living souvenir OF the
battle OF Valley Forge. In honor OF Berg's
birthday the Grau Opera company viii
this afternoon sing the Lullaby" from
Ermine. to remind the manager OF the
opera house of his childhood days several
hundred years ago
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six children. the youngest only a few
hours old. to mourn her demise. She was
about 40 years of age and esteemed by all
who knew her.
BEATY-Leosville. Texas. March mir.
Dyer Beatty. widely and favorably nown II
this section of the State. died at Union,
Wilson county. on Saturday last of Bright {
disease He was about 60 years of age.
The wife of his youth and three children
| survive him.
DuRuM-Jefferson. Texas. March a.
News has Just reached here of the death OF
Mrs. Mamie Durum. nee Towers Miss
Mamie. as she was called here. was raised
In this city and was a favorite with all
classes. both old and young She lived here
until her marriage TO Mr. w. l.. Durum.
TOMLfNSON-Willis, Texas, March .
Died last night at 5 o'clock, Miss Mary
Tomlinson after a lingering Illness of
several months with that dreaded disease.
consumption. The interment took place
this evening at the city cemetery at 3
o'clock. where n large concourse Of rel
atives and friends had gathered to bid
adler, to all that was mortal of one OF
Willis sweetest young ladies'. Having real
lzef she would die she was fully prepared
for death, being a member OF the Methodist
church and devout Christian. She was OF
Kind and amiable disposition, and loved
by all who knew her.
JOHNSTON-Luling, Texas. March g.
Died. at the family residence in this city
last evening at 7:i5, VIM. X. Johnston. Mr..
Johnston was born at Spartinsburg. s. c..
August Is. 1923. He moved to Atlanta,
Caldwell county, in 1851, where he engaged
in mercantile pursuits as country store
keeper. aud rapidly amassed a fortune. In
1876. on the advent Of the Southern Pacific
railway through this section, he removed
TO Luling and from that time to the present
has been Il leading factor in the financial
HE OF the city. AS president of the First
National bank. as senior member of tine
urn of Johnston & Lipscomb, bankers. his
record has ever been that of an honest
man. Mr.. Johnston served in the Thirty
second Texas cavalry, Colonel Woods; was
treasurer Of Hardeman lodge, Royal Arch
Masons. forty-two years. which speaks
volumes. The funeral ceremonies will take
place at the Methodist church this evening
at $3.50. Mr.. Johnston will be buried with
imposing Masonic ceremonies. Lulng has
lost in his death a good citizen. a gentle
man and factor in her progress.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

hoTHERMEl-BellvIlle. Texas varo,,
~, 40 az sstarday afternoon Mrs Anna Rother'
es a1, u l al her home in this place In the
n, ia Lls--GoldthTaite. Texas. March .
ter r reUigS baylls d'ed Of paralysis YES
Mr. Hoy ,I"'n u az ms honle IN this place.
'wehty years ago. but had resid,d IN -"
county Tor the past twelve years. wa
GulpoRFF-Bren Tsx.s NJ.
NEAR Cedar Hill yesterday NrS ~, D.
'uidorn died. She leaves a HUSBAND ", IS. .,
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.


Fra Dlavolo. bandit chieftaln .......
-. &c. -. -. Robert N. Dunbar
Beppo Giacamo his followers. ....
$40. -. Stanley Foch, Robert Lott
Lord Alcash, an English nobleman.
e, -. -. 90. 80. ....Gllbert CLAYTON
| Lorenzo, n brigadier Sylvan Langlols
Mathoo. an innkeeper... -. CIV Phillips
Roberto, servant Fanny De Costa
| Francesca Ncronh 49,. Bert Sinclair
Zcrlina. Matheo's daughter. g.. go.
| -. -. ... 60. &C.. Alice T. johnson
Lady Alcash. MIlfords wife -. ......
... -. .....Alice earle
Auber's beautiful opera Of Fra Dia-
volo.' with an Interpolation us the finale
OF the second net Of the great sextette Sc
lection from Lucia" was tho bill at the
opera house last evening presented by
Grau's Opera company. The audience was
large ana the reception OF the production
enthusiastic. Fra Diavolo" abounds In
stirring choruses and beautiful airs and
tho good points OF the opera were given
with spirit and artistic finish last evening
by the talented members OF the popular
company. The dramatic features of Fra
plavolo' arc especially strong and many
OF the situations particularly interesting.
Al no former engagement OF Mr.. Grau's
organization, nor at any other time. has
thia charming piece OF work OF Auber been
more satisfactorily presented here. Tho
seNtetto chorus rendering the selection
from Lucia" was very strong and ovnlcJ
a most enthusiastic encore IL is rare .hnt
anything better is heard on the operate
stage here.
Miss Alirc Johnson as Zerlna added to
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The following suit was filed in the county
It'll of Snlc EiInI

In the office of the county clerk ves,e-.
DAY bill OF sale was filed.
Roy Spore to E: W, Pearl and A. Potter
composing firm of Grant q pear, al o..ei ,,
oicycies. bicycle sundries. fixtures oto
ond agency Gormully & Jeffery birvcies NJ, al
street. sisG. '' 'Vo Main
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III YOU CAN NOT READ WITH COM
FORT, YOU ARE STREAMING Your
EYES AND TAXING THE ENTIRE NER-
NouS SYSTEM. DANGEROUS RESULTS
ARE VERY OFTEN CAUSED. All. DE-
FECTS or VISION ARE CORRECTED BY
THE HOUSTON OPTICAL CO..
500 MAIN ST
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A Cold Storage PInut.

There Is on foot business enterprise
which will be Of vast benefit to Houston and
which Will probably be a reality within a
short time. One OF the wealthy citizens of
plant In the very heart OF the city It will
be of large capacity. will be modern and
improved In every respect and will be one of
the finest OF Its kind In the South. At pres
ont no definite information can be given,
but the information given Tho Post is au-
thoritatlye and can not be doubted.
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DEGREE or pocAIloNTAs

Ladies and Red Men desiring to become
ch9rter memhers OF O2lrita Council No
.. n of T.. will p!caee he present az Red
Mems Wigwam. No. lll3 Congress avenun
Friday night AT 73n o'clock,
q. u. Moore,
stephen Could Great Sachem.
Deputy Great Sachem.
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ton on the LIST instant, were inferred In
the city cemetery ut this place today
Adolphus Sterne. her husband. was buried
here In 1862. The sternc family have
large connection in This city,
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hurled at yIuu,ford.

Mumford. Texas, March Bob Eaton
and wife. colored, were buried here this af-
teruoon. These were the parts 10 the muir
der and suicide committed near Tunis, re-
ported in The Posts issue of the "a.