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Print Butter.
Eggs.
Grain NDVcnlcnt.

Receipts at rhiladcIphia;-Whcat, 49,
OO9; Corn, 4o,593; Oats, 1O5,3I3. Ship
mcnts from rhiIadclphia:--Whcat, g.
23J; Corn, 52G; Oats, I"3,S45. Re
ccipts at BaItimor1:-Whcat, 3S.G33;
Com, lo2,967; Oats, 81, O,22l. Shipments
from HaItimorc:-Whcat, 1881 Corn,
iNn NNN
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At Tagish House the weather was Bit
tcrly cold. The thermometer registered
II degrees below zero. People were met
making their way all along the route at
the head Of Lake Bennett Among the
gold seekers was Il woman who was
pulling her sled all alone and She was
making fair time.
Lake Bennett was still open fifteen
miles from the foot on Nov. q, and the
mercury stood at ~ below.
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The children and friends of Mr.. Joscph
Neidcrmalcr, OF llo Shiplcy street, tend.
cred him very pleasant surprise party,
on Wednesday evening, it being the
SEVENTEEN anniversary Of his birth. The
Delaware Sacngerbund was present and
rendered some very charming music.
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Luctgert's First Tears.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 1O.---For the first
time since his incarceration, Adolph L.
Luetgert, the wealthy sausage maker,
now on trial second time for the muir
der of his wife, gave way to his emotions
last evening when his boys bade him
goOd-bye.
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To he Sentenced the Third Time.

SN< FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. l0.-Thc pa
pcrS in the nurrant case have been filed
here. 1t is expected that the murderer
will bc sentenced for the third tim" on
Tuesday and will bc hanged on the first
FLiday in January.
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Did Not Affect Property Sale.

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 1O.-It was an
nounced today by the Union Paciti's
legal department that the protest of the
London stockholders in the Union Pacific
Railway, did not affect the recent sale Of
the company's property.
The sun., 1897-12-11

Never before have we had such a fine
collection of Pianos from all the best
makers and at such prices that most any
one can buy a piano. See what you can
do at Robelen 4 Coz 10 Market street,
before buving elsewhere
The sun., 1897-12-11

All persons having pictures at our
rooms will please call and make arrange
mcnts for delivery Of same by January
18th, a. we will positively close out by
that date. Ideal Art School, : East
seventh street. c. II. Fitzgerald Mgr.
L To-. 1
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Large Currency Transfers.

New YORK, n. V, Dec. l0.-Currcncy
transfers amounting to SlOO,OOO were
made at New Orleans today, by United
States sub-trasury. This makes aggrc-
gate such transactions south thus far
this month. The transfer is due to
movement in cotton, which was delayed
by the yellow fever scare, as well as the
sugar crop from LOUISIANA.
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Avail Yourself Of Thi. Opportunity

Prof. We'll. scientific optican, 3l5
Market street, Wilmington, will offer
from December 10th to January lSt gold
spcctaclcs and eye glasses for $ II pair.
Positively during that time only. Prof.
We'll will examine your eyes free and
adjust the glasses by Il scientific method.
The sun., 1897-12-11

Call and see &. c. De Nallinger, at his
new any cozy place, SOSl King street,
where he will always have on hand the
best meats. Fancy cuts speciality. He
hopes to see all his old friends and many
new ones. Il. {. de \ALIINGER,
- 4-l3t No. SOS5 King ST.
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Governor McCOrd PrOtoe
PIIENIX, Ariz., Dec. 10. -a1
McCord has telegraphed the See
OF War protesting against the ALI
ment Of Fort Whipple, suggested
last report to the War Department.
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Butter and Eggs.

The following are the official whole
sale prices recorded to-day at the Phila-
dclphia Butter and Egg Board
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STEPHEN G. GORMAN,

Organi.l Of It. Peters L. E. Church,
Sixth and West Sts., Wilmington, DEL,
will bc in Wilmington two days II week
to give lessons in vocal and Instrumental
music. Address
A20 N. 42ND ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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ANrI-nArE RESOLUTIONS.
Consensus of Opinion Of the Column
bus Convention.

Consensus of Opinion of the Column
bus Convention.
Columbus. Texas. November 7.--At tho
ant!-rapc convention yesterday tho COM
miJtec on resolutions brought In the fol-
lowing report which was adopted:
To the People OF tho State of Texas.
Tho alarming frequency OF the punish-
ment for the crimes of rape and murder
by mob violence and the fact that the pas
slons OF all communities are so deeply
stirred as 10 lead an excited populncc to
resort to extreme measures make the me-
ccssity for action on our part patent, We
depfecate the violation OF any mans home
aud we sympathize with those OF our fell
low citizens of any race whose homes have
been rulhjessly invaded and whose cup
OF happiness has been dashed to the ground
by the dastardly act OF that fiend In hue
man form, tho raplBt AS citizens OF a
common country. lovers of the State OF
our birth. we deplore the crime which has
brought blot upon our people. irrespec-
tive OF race. We hereby declare ourselves
at the service OF any party whose family
has been outraged to do all In our power
TO npprchcnd and bring to justice any per-
son who has been no forgetful OF tho
sanctity OF female virtue as TO Violate It..
We especially ask our white fellow citl-
Gems not to condemn our services in ferret
iuk pbt Hph biMbihR hNiii 'fihiih''s w
Justice. We desire to emphasize the fact
that tho time has now arrived for the
members OF our race TO separate thcm-
selves from the disgoluie Worthless aud
lechorous among ourselves. Tho hour Ia
now nj hand when the ohaff should be
separated from the wheat.
We recommend TO our people the forma-
tion OF organizations looking TO the sup
preston OF vice and to the uplifting OF the
| moral status Of the race,
Tho supremacy OF law and order the row
erence for the fundamental law OF our land
are 10 us questions OF the deepest con
Germ.
The laws OF our country administered
through well established channels. are
amply sufficient, II properly enforced, to
punish crime, and 40 far aa licR within our
power. We pledge ourselves and the people
We represent 10 assist IN preventing any
species OF crime, especially that Of rape.
We ask our white fellow citizens TO per-
nit us TO cooperate with them In bring
Ing TO Justice such Individuals as ARE 80
diabolIcal as TO violate the virtue OF wo-
mankind
We recommend that the present officers
serve for one year. and that the president
| Of the antl-rape and antl-lynch convention
| prepare and distribute such literature an
will best promote the principles above
| enumerated. Respectfully.
X. j.. Smith,
Colorado County;
James Benton,
Pamela County;
s. H. Burford,
Colorado County;
j. C.. Smith,
Caldwell County;
r. II. Taylor,
Wharton County.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
NEGRO SHOT his WIFE. FATALLY
wOUNDING HER
He Then walked Away short Dls-
lance and Rlew His own
Drains out.

LufkIn. Texas. November "a negro
named Burrcl Spears. living about twelve
miles west OF Lufkin. shot his wife three
times. wounding her In both arms aud
breast. then going about 100 yards from the
scene OF tho awful decd, blow his own
brains out with his revolver. from which
he died Immediately. His wife is still lIv-
Ing, but is not expected to live. No reason
has yet been given for the crime.
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(0N OF MONEY RENT.
Meeting to Be Held to Con-
slider 1t.
NATTER OF MUCH IMPORT,
las stirred Up Both Tenants
Land Owncrs-Threats
nave been Made.

Texas. November THE meet
Iat the opera house yesterday even
|een the land owners and tenants
iely attended by both sides inter
Vigorous speeches were made by
III farmers and planters. The feel
hfested shows that great deal OF
has been worked up over the differ
Id dissatisfaction that has lately
Ia between the land owners and
occasioned by the requirement ol
her that money rents shall be ex-
place OF a share Of the crop for
|of farm lands.
ituation is a complexities one, and
Ia to decide in > manner that will
ust,ce and re,sN to both parties,
[ent rate Of sents is from 81 to $4.5t
CORN and grain are an uncer-
,,e profit. and cotton at 4 and a
- cents leaves margin above
PRODUCTION almost, II not quite, In
10 that a tenant who is dependent
kal merchants for advances or
! raise tho crop finds II Difficult:
nce the merchant sthat he Is safe
hrg such advances where money
I've been promised. This is the
| side of the dilemma. The lani
aims the right to manage his prop
Birding To. his own wishes, and to
money rents where he can secure
II he wants to.
heling that has been engendereS
matter in some instances has beer
even to the extent OF threats Of
Threats have been made to burr
! houses and poison the lands with
grass of those land owners who in
honey rents.
big meeting yesterday 1t was de.
at no definite action be taken, hui
meeting adjourn and a State meet.
hailed as early as practical to he
| Taylor in an effort to settle TIC
IN some amicable manner.
[liestion Is av cry difficult one. IN
Aany interests are involved, and Il
|uirc careful and discreet counsels
y judgment to adjust the difference:
Inner acceptable to all concerned.
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GONZALES.

Mrs, Frank Logan spent a day In Yoa-
kun yesterday.
Rev. r. J.. Fouts and Rev, Alfred are
in the Alamo City attending the Baptist
convention.
Mrs. II. l.. Kokernot and sister Miss
Mamie Vanham. went to San Antonio to-
day
Miss Matte Fitzgerald is spending o few
days with her sister. Mrs, HaInden, in the
Alamo City.
Judge Grimes attended the nuptials OF
Miss Atkinson and Miss kemper OF San
Antonio.
Mrs. e. Il. Qualls visited her daughter,
Mrs. Claud Kent, and her son ED in this
city this week.
The marriage OF Miss Corabel Atkinson
to MIR, Kemper of San Antonio, a knight
of the grip. attracted host OF friends Ia
the Episcopal church in this city, where
the ceremony was performed. Miss Akin
son was born and raised in this city anu il
loved and respected by host Of friends,
They left on the noon train for San An
tonic, their future home.
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TAYLOR.

Mr.. George Thomas has been sick several
days this week
Rev. J. M Carroll. formerly pastor Of
the Baptist church. paid the city visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. r.. l.. Penn and children are visit
Ing her parents In Texarkana.
Mrs. James Neil and daughter. Miss Ann,
arrived Tuesday from Wheeling, w. Va.
and win be the guess OF Mrs. c. II /,
Booth for several weeks
Mrs. G. Mtmdcl has returned home from
a visit to Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. Pearlstone and daughter, Miss
Lillian, OF Waco are visiting in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. a. b. Williams Of Waco
are in the city called here by the sickness
and death of Mr. Williams father, Or. s..
b. Williams
MIR and Mrs. C. NJ. bailey entertained
the Taylor Whist club hast Monday night.
A large attendance of members was pres
ent, and an enjoyable evening WAS spent
Rev. j. b, skinner, pastor OF the Bap-
tist church. attended the State convention
In San Antonio,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Burke are the happy
parents OF a fine new boy. born last FIJI
day morning.
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AssAssINATED.
Cotton Picker Wns Murdered by I'm.
known Parties.

Cotton Picker WIS Murdered by I'm
known Parties.
Waco, Texas, November 7.ASheriff Baker
has received a message from Crawford. Nc
Lehman county, telling Of murder neal
that place on the Higginson farm. A cot
ton r..-ker named Wilson was shot and In
stantly killed by parties unknown to the
sheriff's informant.
farm tonight The dead man is r. r. VIII
son from sulphur Springs, where his wife
now lives. He had two daughters with HIN
in camp aged 10 and Is. lie has two broth
ers near Zephyr, Brown county. The evil
dence so far points to assassination, but
there has been no arrest, and If the Off
GERS have clue they have carefully con
ceaied it
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Professor j. w. Mclaughlin of tho mcdl-
cal university was called TO Smithvllle to-
day OH professional business.
Tho Wholesale men report n better trade
last week than any time since the yellow
fever scare Travelling men are beginning
TO come 20 town once more. and they all
report good business
Cards have been out for come time am
nouncing tho approaching marriage OF Miss
Mary Bell Moore 10 DR.. William Il. Thomp-
son Of Fort Worth The ceremony will take
place In the drawing room OF the Tres
mont hotel Wednesday evening OF this
week.
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BEEyIL,.E.

A Halloween party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. d. NJ. Allen Monday night.
The large number of young iolks who
attic nded had most enjoyable time.
A dance complimentary TO Miss Gertrude
Flanagan of ST. Louis was given at Inc
opeIa house Thursday evening. Quite a
number of young people were present, and
thu Eight fantastic was tripped 10 the
dulcet sounds OF enchanting music until
after the clock in the tower had tolled the
mystic midnight hour Miss Flanagan has
hesIii spending the summer in Beeyilie as
theD guest of her aunt, Mrs. 3. Is. Sonolu.
She will return home Sunday.
Fsther Ping Of Aguillares has been serv-
ing the congregation of st. Joseph Catholic
church for the past week, while ih1 pastor,
Father r. Monclees, is spending snort
vacation in Duval county
T.. L. Burke and l.. Cohn visited Reiu-
gio this week on business.
Mrs. Arthur Winner and daughters
Misses Nellie and Gertrude. OF Oakvillc,
were in the city Thursday on their way
to- San Antonio to attend the Baptist ass o.
citation.
Major Fly of the Rockport Beacon, ac-
companied by his estimable wife, Is II the
city this week visiting his daughter, Mis-.
| A. G.. Bardwell.
Quite number left here Thursday niorn-
| ing fer San Antonio TO attend the STATE
Baptist association. Among them wsfe
Rev. A. II. Barber of Refuglc. Rev w. n
Gaddy and Rev T. G. Thetford OF The iocal
ministry. and OF the laity. Msssrs. i. ..
Davis. w S. Brown, w. j. Gray. j. NJ
Lott. j. NJ. Stanley and Joseph Allsup arc
Mesdames Lott and Gaddy.
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smERIFFs' DEPARTMENT..


Stolon,--From Amos Green, living near
Calvert, "Wednesday night. November 3, one
dark brown mare about Ia LIZ hands high
branded j. o with bar over II on loft Shout
der; wire cut on muscle OF left forelegi
was stolen by Amos Green. Jr.. colorcd,
going now by the name Of sid -------,, and
has been working for some time on the
railroad at sone point between here and
Dallas He is a brown-sknned negro
about 20 years old. but looks younger: tall,
spare made, round -Kfouldered; has scar
on left side Of head. received while In the
employ OF tho Houston and Texas Central
railroad. He loft here going north, and
viii probably make for Dallas. All offi-
GERS are requested to keep lookout for
man and horse. also hold capias for the
man for assault with intent to murder. Ad-
a-ess z, b. Jones, Sheriff Robertson county.
Wharton, Texas November 5.--Taken up,
near Egypt, on November 3, 1897. one
large black horse. 10 hands high, about .
years old. small white star In forehead;
branded v on left shoulder; has few
white specks on rump, The owner can re-
cover said horse by calling on 7. L. Haber-
macher. Deputy Sheriff. Spanish Camp.
Texas
stolen--At Spanish Camp. Texss, Sunday
night, October 81. 1897. one brown horse. II
hands high, IL years old branded Inverted
| G connected with b on left shoulder; name
| reached; both hind hoofs white. This horse
| had on a small saddle. that was made In
yoakum; II has been used about two years
| and is double rugged, with two kruppeI
staples on hind tree; II has medium sized
black hair pockets: the right hand pocket
| has all the hair worn on ! VIII pay 81
| for delivery OF horse and saddle and SO fol
| thief on conviction. r. L. Habermacher
Deputy Sheriff. Spanish Camp. Texas.
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Methodist Orphanage,
The directors Of this institution Of our
State and church met in annual session at
the orphAnsse In the city Of Waco on the
goth Of October, current year. Rev. r. w.
Thompson. vice president. presiding. The
coalition Of the institution AID the report
Of the business. manager. Rev. W. II /.
Vaughan, were most gratifying. There
were sixty four children In che building.
whose bright and happy faces bespoke the
tender, loving care Of a kind Christian
home The material conditions Of the
home, the elegant brick STRUCTURE, whoae-
some food and comfortable clothing with
the excellent religious and educational ad.
vdntages, place the inmates on par vita the
mcre favured children Of the State.
Twenty-Five children have been judi
cacusly placed by the manager In private
Christian homes, and over whom he con-
tlnues 10 exercise general supervision, see
ing that in all respects they are properly
CARED for "A number Of the physicians OF
the city and an oculiet have kindly prof.
fered their professional services to the
orphanage free of charge. whilst the public
schools are cordially opened 20 them and
the churches provide the ministry Of the
word and catechetical instrustion. The
first death In the home occurred in the
past summer, In the person OF a little child.
In the more immcdiate manaS eme.it OF the
homo great credit and much honor is due
Mrs. Vaughan and her faithful assistants.
Misses Warlick and Poland, for their self
forgetting devotion to the physical and
spiritual wants of the children. II is also
worthy OF grateful mention that under the
wise management and perseverance of the
| manager, a property of $20. 600 is secured to
| the church. and free from any incumbrance
An additional brick building, almost dcub-
| ling the capacity of the home has oeen
erected the past year.
1t Is also due to say that Rev. Ale
| Mulkey has essayed the task Of raising
| funds for the erection of still greater
building, and for this purpose has already In
hand about $1,000. Rev. r. w. Thompson
OF the East Texas conference has given
much of his time the past year in gratni-
tous service to the orphanage. wuich has
brought much financial benefit TO the in
sttution, and will not fail 20 be seluited
| by the orphans Friend, who has imper-
sonated himself in the least" nd v hat
| lis done 10 them is done to Him. 1t is
! further worthy of mention that an indus
trial department is in contemplation, a farm
having been secured for practical instruc-
ticn in farm life. and for healthful exer-
4 else.
| The same assessment as last year Is again
asked OF the patTonlzing conferences, for
the running expenses of the orphauage. In
feeding, clothing and nursing the children
Bro. Vaughan was unanimously elected
| manager for the ensuing year, subject to
the appointment CT the presi1ing bishop
| All the members of the board were prest N
except Bro. II. NJ. Sears, who MAS absent
| because Of sickness.
| John H. Mclean,
| In Behalf of the Board.
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Gainesville. Texas November 6,E. T..
Bone received telegram from Newport.
Ark, last night announcing the death OF
his father. who was en- route TO Gainesville
from Tennessee. MIR. Bone. ST.. was due
here today to visit his son. bur his trunk
only arrived, he having fallen from the
train near Newport and was instantly
killed The remains were shipped back to
the old home In Tennessee for intermsnt-
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CONTAMINATION ~ Yonkum.

Yoakum, Texas, November fright
Rev. ]. S. Johnston of the Episcopal do
cese wild visit Yoakum next Saturday and
Sunday, at which time class will be con-
firmed The Episcopals are making great
preparation for his reception and enter
tainment.
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Dallas, Texas, November THE first
services in the new First Presbyterian
church were held today. The edifice has
just n completed and is ons of the
hahdsomest in the city. The dedicatory
ceremonies will take place next Sunday.
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Texns UniNersnIIsts.

Cleburne, Texas. November THE Uni
versalists held kind OF social meeting at
the court house last night, songs recita-
lions and an able address by Rev, G. II !.
Rogers. They will adjourn today having
finished all their routise work yesterday.
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AranlttnI nf Mnpe.

Corpus Christi. Texas. November THE
preliminary trial of Teofiio Longoria, the
young Mexican boy being tried here on the
charge OF rape, ended In Justice Dunn's
court late last evening, Longoria being ac-
quilted This case has excited much inter-
est here. and has occupied nearly tho en-
tire week in the Justice court.
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r>.r4.t. 4. =, I xs,.-. 49, NJ ..,.,.-. n.
~ cap w ~. wVVo 49, usitou 20
Susro sesusM y. I. .I..
Mr' yNo y. Sto". tcsmery OF xlcto.ia.
now pioprNtor 81 tne Aa1ranse marble
woIss' mas peen 20 tne Guy curing me pet
sS vM'anS NsuvS anu transacuns
BUSINESS NJ tns same time,
rev. w. y. Johnson ana Major 9. w. u.
rrly repsesenteu NNsoIia ~ the McshoUst
cos,,crnce ~ SuesV last week.
MT iPn Ls.ckey o. Viero was Gown fass
week on BUSINESS.
,h~.<,-.-,
~ tNis
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BUSY wEEk IN counTs.

The coming week will be busy ono
among the courts. Tomorrow the Federal
court viii open, Judge u. u. Bryant presld-
Ing, for u weeks session. II was the in-
tcntion TO hold three weeks Of court here,
but the late unpleasantnees IN quarantine
way disarrangod all plans, and prevented
Judge Boarman from coming here. Only
cq,mty and admiralty cases win be- consid-
cred ut this session There viii be no grand
Jury. Among the most important matters
10 DO disposed Of are the recclverships OF
tho Texas CITY Improvement company and
the Galveston CITY Street Railroad COM
pany and tho consolidation OF the Waco
Northwestern railroad with the Ilunting-
ton system
Tho criminal district court VIII also be-
gin session tomorrow. The grand jury
has been In session for week past. The
trial Of young Gallahcr viii BIZ the moat
Important chse 10 come w.
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KAUEM

Miss Pearl Moore has returned to her
home in Cooper after All extended visit
with friends in Kaufman.
Jeff Pritchard visited relatives in Mo-
Kinney Sunday, 3iee- trtt7
Mrs j. 0. Terrell OF San Antonio visited
friends here last week.
Mrs J. ID. Cunningham is spending the
week at Rockwell.
Bishop Garrett Of Dallas will lecture here
next Tuesday night. His subject will be
The Queens Jubilee"
II. u. Duke OF Bowie spent several days
in the city thic week looking after his busi-
ress here.
Rev. ID. F. Albright has gone to Okla
homa City. where he will hold number
of meetings.
Mus. s. II. Jack and children are visit
ing relatives in Tyler this week.
w. A. TAYLOR was in Ennis last Wednes-
day on business
Mrs. Laura odem and daughter. Miss
Temple. OF Cleburne. are visiting the fam
lily OF w. h. Shcltman.
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HOM. J. W. bailey Home AKnlm.
GAINESVILLE Texas. November q Hon. J.
w. bailey returned hume last night from \
two weeks' trip to Kentucky. having ss-
sisted in the great political campaign which
has Just ended. During his stay In Ken
lucky Mr.. Bailey delivered numerous
speeches 10 large audiences, and the large
democratic majority last Tuesday Is no
doubt due In grcaf measure to his par
ticipatton In tho campaign Mr. Bailcy Ia
In good health and hooking hnc.
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San Antonio. Texas. November LA cons
sumptiyo stranger named w. 4. Smith
was found dead In bed at sol Avenue G this
morning. He was a resident OF Chester,
III, and member OF the Knights OF Py-
thias. Smith was without funds and very
sick.
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Berclair Texas November 7.--coionel v.
weis Of Beaumont sold last week to unr
known parties several car loads Of cows
The price paid was SIS