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TNcrY0odY Save So.

Cascarets CANDY Cathartic. tie most Won
derful medical disc. crV Of the ace. = cas-
ant and refreshing to III" tIs'c. act gently
and positively on kidneys. liver aud bowels,
cleansing the entire syst III. dl"ptl colds,
cure headache. 1C"rr. EHt ,tual constipation
and 5hiOusncss. Please buy an0 try box
OF &. G.. {. to-day; 10, -. % cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cur" by ali druI gists.
Don't allow the lungs TO be impaired
10y the continuous irritation of cough.
1t Is easier to prevent consumption than
to cure it. One Minute Cough Cure
taken early will ward off any fatal lung
trouble.
FRANK SMITH.
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For Ocean steamship Tickets

Wa any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, NJ lowest rates for first cabin
second cabin and steerage. both outward
and prepaid, apply to X. Il. Wood. agent
OF Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way, at Madison, s. ID.
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THEY ADMIRE LEE.
Cuban League of the United States Gables
COngrat ulat ions.

CuDau League OF the nitPd states CAbI e :
COngratulat lions.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The following
dispatch has been cabled to General
Fitzhugh Lee at Havana:
The Cuban League of the United
States, representing the unanimous
sentiment of the American people, cor.
daily congratulate you for your patri.
otto stand 1t redeems our country to
some degree from load of infamy inn
posed Ly some of its leading officials. "
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WOULD HELP OTHERS.
Indications Are, However, That Greece
Cannot Hold Out Alone.

ATHENS, Feb. 27.-The government
deputies at a secret meeting just hell,
decided to support any government
iavoring forward policy.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-A telegram re-.
ceived here from Athens by Greek
firm of this city states that the king of
Greece has intimated his intention to
accept the demands of the powers.
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Chic hgos Republican Cand date for Mayor

! CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Judge Nathaniel
e. Sears was nominated for mayor by
the Republican city convention. The
nomination wss made on the first ,ba!.
lOt
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NEUROLOGICAL.

LAWRENCE-Moscow TEXAS. October
lT.--Miss Amanda Lawrence died Ibis
morning at the home Of her brother. p p
Lawrence, after a brief ilness, " con-
MISUNDERSTANDING Texas, October le
a. +. league died suddenly this NOR I'M,
at Southmayd, this county Mr.. Teepue
was sleeping with his little son and at
. o'clock was awake having cauge to give
the little one some attention; when called
to breakfast at 6 o'clock no RESPONSE wss
received and his elder son, going in 10
awaken his father, found him desl De-
ceased had recently come fom Conway
Neb. His remains were shipped 10 that
place for burial. His mulady was pro-
nounced heart failure.
ASTIN-Bryan, Texas, October II Mr.
james II. Astin, one of the wealtniest and
most influential citizens in this s,rtim ~
the State, died at his home az ts,,mford
at o'clock this morning. He was about
90 years OF age and had lived here :, me
twenty-five or thirty years. He came
here a poor man and began farming In
the Brazos bottom, and has amused
handsome fortune. He leaves wife and
seven children. The remains will ha
brought here this afternoon ana inferred
IN the city cemetery tomorrow mornipp.
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THE TEXAS STATE FAIR,
A Good Sabbath Day Crowd Was Ia
Attendance Yesterday.
THIS WILL BE THE w0oDMENs DAY.
verascope ana Smallest Real Rail-
ROAD on Earth Are Two Of the
Principal Attractions.

Dallas, Texas. October 1.-THE attend
ance at the State fair today was very
large for Sabbath day crowd. Thous-
ands Of Dallas folks and many out OF
town people took advantage Of an oppor-
tunlty to 90 over the grounds and see the
various novelties and exhibits from all
parts OF the state. The heat OF yesterday
was succeeded by yplcal bracing October
weather. This contributed no little to the
receipts.
Congressman n. G. DeGranenrcid Of
Longview was an early arrival this morn
Ing and Congressman Joe Sayers OF Bas-
trop will come early tomorrow.
Tomorrow has been named woodmen's
Day. and thousands of members of the
order from almost every county In the
State will be here to participate In the
exercises attendant upon the occasion.
Among the Interesting "side shows" upon
the grounds are Dan A. Stuarts verascope
exhibition OF the Carson City fight and
the smallest real railroad an the world.
The latter was made for the Fort Worth
and Denver City railway. The track is
only fourteen inches wide and the engine
used Is modelled after the latest pattern OF
passenger locomotives 1t pulia 1900 pounds
at the rate of ten miles an hour.
The fair management T. much pleased
with the results Of the first two days of
the exposition. Since tie saising Of the
state quarantine yesterday everything looks
bright. Advices from local passenger men
Indicate that every passenger train COM
ing into Dallas tonight Is crowded with
sight-seers for the fair. The daily racing
programme Will be resumed tomorrow.
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PASSENGER AGENT CRUSH.
What In Thought of the Hustler mt
His Dallas Home.

Dallas, Texas, October Nv. G.. Crush,
general passenger and ticket agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway lines
In Texas returned a week ago from visit
to his parents and tho old home at Louis
| Vile. Ky. Since then he has been devot-
Ing all his energies to having the quaran-
tine raised along tho road. He was the
happiest man in town yesterday when the
Katy general offices here received word
to the gulf.
After helping Governor Culbersou and
President knefly start the State fair. he
returned to his office and issued directions
Tor handling the big passenger business
tho Katy VIII now have on its hands.
Crush Is one OF the fixtures OF Dallas. He
knows everybody and everybody knows
NM He Is one OF the most popular men
In Dallas, and has done more through his
own personality 10 advertise the Katy
than many passenger agents have been
able to do with the aid OF folders and
dodgers. He has been at the head of the
passenger department OF the Katy's big
Texas system for years, and is better
known. perhaps, than any other passenger
traffic man in the State.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas system,
noS t"o VhlCNtlS VINO nave 0Denet the eyes
OF the Western railroad world upon mare
than one occasion. One is d. Miller, traffic
manager OF The entire system, who makes
habit OF going into Kansas and hauling
out 60Oo cars of grain, when there are only
looo In the State. and the other Is w. q.
Crush. who, when the passenger depart
inent OF his road wants TO make A knock
out blow on rival lines. is always sent to
perform the task.
Although Mr.. James Barker of st. Louis
IS above Mr.. Crush In official position. no
long AFRO learned that the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas passenger department of
iexas was In very capable hands, and Let
Mr., crush run things to suit himself. The
tact That when people travel the Katy gets
us share and sometimes more of those
gong and coming lis ample proof of the
wisdom OF Mr.. Barker's course Like all
successful passenger agents Mr.. Crush he
iieves In singing printers ink. In this
he employs unique and original methods
MT. Crush is ably assisted In his conduct
o. the passenger traffic by his chief clerk
Mr. Randolph Daniels. Roth have thous-
ands OF friends among the Texas travel
Ing public. 'a's
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.
TAYLOR.

y
Mr.. Ed Henderson has moved from
Georgetown to Taylor.
Mr.. Carl Hafner is In Hillsboro on busi-
ness.
Mr.. J. w. Council Of Yoakum II In the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. v. Harrison Of Yoa-
KUN are visiting the family Of w. b.
Bearden.
Mr.. T. C. Mitchell was IN Round Rock
a few days ago.
MIR. Lawrence McCool and wife are visit
ing the formers sister Mrs. J. b. Earth
man.
Mrs. H. l.. Frink of Smithville Is VISIT
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Nc
cain.
Meesrs. r. l.. Penn and Ferguson Doak
left Thursday for Mexico.
Miss Alex Bentley Of Gainesville Us visit.
Ing her brother Mr.. s.. A. Bentley.
MIR. Louis Lowe has returned from q
summer trip TO Mexico.
Mr.. Pat Corrigan and bride are home
after an extended tour TO st. Louis, Chi
cago and Canada.
Miss Minnie Frame OF Austin returned
home Tuesday after spending several weeks
with Mrs. r. w. Mase,
Mrs. Frank Sriles, who has spent the
summer in Colorado for her health. Is
reported no better and will return home
for the winter.
Mr.. G.. c. Denny of Dallas was in town
Tuesday.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing wedding OF City Treasurer H. G..
Kimbro and Miss Hattie Hoke, both Of
this city and also OF City Attorney W. II.
Num- of Taylor and Miss Eubank George
town,
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HYMENEAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v,pH i
October Mr.. Frazier Farrsli i y
Annie Simon were united n ~ 's.'
! o'clock yesterday afternoon -: n
Rogers officiating. 80 =
MoORE-wRIGHT - pale.t,, .. y 3
October 10. Last night al S.so ~ =
the residence OF DR.. R. II. C,s.s..
Frank Moore and Miss yirrie ~ 4.
were married. Rev. Crozier o,Y,sis,Is.sa
WILLIAMS wRIGHT-pen,o, 3
October 16,-Cards are out snro,,.. Y
marriage Of Mr., William WlllISs.s \.
Enie Branche Wright on l,ctcs.. Y
Bosco Bel. the suburban homs Z;
brides parents. Both parties =. ~
nent people of this place sr6 NJ.
two of the Oldest families Il ~,
county. = -
KENDRICK- MoREMAN-Danto, !,
as, October 1b.-Cards ara ons sss.u. Y
the marriage Of Mr.. A. g. xsssTs
Piano, Texas, to Miss Exa Na,ms !
this place on October 20. NJ ia.
is merchant at Plano and Min W.. u
is the daughter Of C. r. Morm~ /
prominent cattleman in this ~ Z 1
State. y y
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sHERIFr's DEPARTMENT.

Gonzales, Texas, October 15.-strayed
Or stolen-From Ed Lea on October II
1897, one mouse colored or brown mare
mule. about 10 years old, IA IL or TX
nands high; she had hobble marks ON legs
anu scar under the thigh tail and name
reached; gentle to work or ride; SIS reward
covery. NV re-
VINO wants two bay horses about IS
y inside OF circle on left hip, and the n,hor
Is branded In circle and bar underneath
SunIess any Information to r. NJ. Giover
eherln Gonzales County, Texas. N.'
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RevIynl md sherman.

sherman, Texas. October 16.-The re-
Nval that has been going ON at the WI
low Street Methodist church during the
past week closed last evening. Many con-
versions are reported. The interest and
attendance throughout the meeting were
marked, and the spiritual impetus Induced
~ gratifying to the congregation aud
friends or tho church. Rev. Reed OF Den
ing this series of meetings returned hon.
ns,ay and viii preach to his own congre-
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PERSONAL MENTION

clarence Tarrie, day clerk at the Ire
ai'oht hotei, mas resumed work after nearly
weeks sickness with the dencue
W. j. Church, night chief at the Western
Union here, has resigned to accept the posi-
ton OF manager OF the Postal TeIsgranh
company at Dallas.
Walter Fulton, union ticket aeent NJ
the old depot, has coined a new word thai
Is pretty apt to stick for some time He
calls the prevailing fever DEN Guiteras. {"
Mayor Fly, who has been absent In New
YORK City for some time, Is expected to
reach Galveston tomorrow. While in the
East he disposed of an issue OF 5000 900 Of
ponds TO cover the floating indebtedness
OF the city. The bonds were sold to N. w
harris d Co. OF New York at par.
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could not, therefore. be lieutenant governor
II desired the office. a mnot, and VIII
not, be candidate for any State office. I
am for Colonel X. M. Johnston for lieti-
tenant governor, II be cares to become :
cAudldats. The state Of Texas and the
Tenan democracy owes him something. ana
Il he wishes to succeed Mr.. Jester. for
one would like to see him nominated by
acclamatAou."
Mr.. Pearre favUfs Chairman Blake for
governor, II the latter becomes canm-
dste In case tho Mexta man doesn't run,
Mr.. rearce will support Attorney General
Crane. Mr.. Pearce's Dallas friends say the
Bolton man would rather 80 to congress
than have any other office. and that some
n these days he will make q determined
pnort to land in the seat DOW held BY Hon.
Bob Henry.
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work a the inside Will be pushed with
all possible speed The structure Is be-
ting done In first-class style In every par
ticular.
Orders nave been given for the gang Of
workmen on the depot to proceed to
erect twenty car capacity stock pen
hero A. soon ~ the work on the depot -
finished. The stock pens are located
about a. lRlf mile west Of the depot. Tho
material has arrived.
The postofnce building Is up and Il II
expected to be completed by the middle
OF November. II Is going to be a very
neat ami attractive building.
was the infant OF j. M. Slauen. This Is
certainly remarkable. as several hundred
families settled here and almost all from
the North. The Slauen family resides
about ten miles from here.
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YOU CAN
BE CURE

Many men and women. are su ssss;
told misery spending theL YAK
medicines. good and bad, but ~ ss
OF Intelligent treatment are 4
away in premature graves. hex ~
reach Of every suffering man sn9
All cases of Nervous DISEASE NJ
Failing Energies, Varicoceis' uasfs
Losses and Drains. Female
whether they be from the ensc" w w.
errors, Indiscretions, oyerwotn, ..Sls ?
or from any cause, we can NJ
permanently cure by the mo.a WI
methods known to modern me- msoAt n
Small. Weak and Shrunts.
strengthened and developed Y N
and healthy condition. Almos' ~
Of Consumption, Rheumsts q
Kidney and Liver complasps ~
traced to these diseases, ana y T,l
the proper remedies a cure Cas sr N
effected. Many men and wV urs IN!
from these diseases are 49, "
men, grasping after mere sut,wssts
Free Prescriptions, Free I essS n 4
only 10 And themselves cuP@ X
fraudulently G. o. d, drusS'n
cine company. c..r sfpehn
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An Emphatic DcnioI.

TO the Editor OF Tho Post
Mhwankee, Wis, October is.-The article
pufnshed IN Your paper Saturday, Octo-
per 'Nied from the Milwaukee Sentinel
uhaer The heading Fled from Yellow
reNer we alphabetically deny.
flease note statement purnorted Ia hav,
peer made by the undersigned, which was
Wnoily niwarranted and without fo,,ndn.
s.on ahd bee that You will make this cor
WYNN III your paper. Very truly yours,
Mrs. r.. w. Dickery.
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oarhihe' Texas. October 16.--YesterdaS
evening. while feeding the dairy cows
sohnny' son OF Mr.. Otto T. and Emma NJ.
senudaenagen, fell out OF the loft and
'sld his arm broken.
me Sehuetzcnfest given nv tho cas,r
Creek schuetzenveren is In ri, 9 Sbe ias,
ana owing 30 the nice weather Is i,r@s,y
a = Justice Char.es Wagner wo,
s sns d god medal and was declared sch,stz.
Trans q ,or .ne next twelve months.
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BRENNAN nunGEr.
Town Appeared Dull, hut People Are
Glnd QunrMntinc Ii on

Brenham, Texas. October n Brenham
appeared dull today. but people are cheer
ful over the situation, and hope 10 see
quick reaction aud revival Of business
tomorrow The yellow fever scare. while
IT was not carried to such an extreme In
Brenham as in some OF the nelghborlng
towns, has been a great financial burden
and has cost this city many thousands OF
dollars
Mr.. Hermann Gehring, who jumped of
the long bridge north OF town Yesterday
win suicidal intent, breaking his right
thigh and ankle, is resting as we'll as
could be expected.
Rev y. T. Newsom preached at the
Methodist church today to fairly good
audience.
The convict force Is making new road
from Burton to Carmino
a large number OF people went out
hunting today.
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William McF.dain ~,

Beaumont, Texas. October n,-Nn
MoFafdin. aged 7s years died 4 \
failure at his home in the suAwi1l
tween II and IL O'clock hst nldAt
remains will be buried In Masu1lh \
etery tomorrow morning. The nv
will take place from the family I'M
at 10 O'Clock.
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Cieburne, Texas, october ia dispatch
received here yesterday from John Grant
Of Sherman to G. G. Marshall. republican
chairman. stated THAI Mr.. Cummings pa
pers are on the road 70 him. This settles
the postmaster for Cleburne till the senate
meets. when Mr. Marshall thinks Mr.. Green
will try to prevent the ratification Of the
appOntnent
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Show are completing al fast as possible
the arrangements for that event. which
will be held during the sesston of the
opens on tbe second Tuesday In March,
next year. The date for the Fat Stock
Show was decided upon yesterday at a
meeting OF tho Fat Stock Exchange. Joint
committees on programme and finance
havo been appointed.
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Mary House Of Houstoo y

Hon. J p. Fowler Ara
Ldllie, left yesterday On ~ "a.
Katy for Franklin, Ky. y. "
where the latter will entar !g
Miss Alice Kennedy Of wssSss y
is 2 guest Of her sister. Mrs, Is 4 NJ
Mrs. J. d. Grow, nee M. ~
returned to her home 10 T.rs
Of Bastrop. Ma q
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Gone to HI. Eo,n.-,- =.

Galveston Texas, October r.-AcI
Mayor Skinner left at noon today
Houston. and from there win - i d
erty to visit his father. who d W. I
and not expected 10 recover. Nsyu b
ner desires to thank General Mn
Van Week for his kindness in hciltf
Southern Pacific special IN ordtf q .
commodate him out OF Houston
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SAN ANGELO.

Miss Mamie Lee has returned from q
visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Eva McGruder is visiting relatives
In Goldthwaite.
Mrs. r. P. Smith is visiting relatives in
Ballinger.
W. NJ. Homesley and family are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. pulliam
this week.
G. w. Cherbinu and family have re-
turned to the city
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Foston are visit
ing friends in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Conger are spend
ing few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colyns are visit
ing friends in the city this week.
Mr.. T. G. Newton and family are ex-
pected from Missouri In few days
Mrs. Wey of St. Louis is visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. John Gibbons has returned to her
home in Dallas after visiting in this
community several weeks.
Mrs. Perrin is expected rom ST. Louis
in few days, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past two mouths.
Mr. William Childress and family lave
returned to the city.
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Farmer Killed NV . r.,,

Aai'essyiise. Texas. October r7.-Iast
night A. Binkcwsky. a farmer, who re-
sides near the railroad track. one mile
east OF town, failed to get home. and at
an early hear this morning his little son
went 10 look for him. At the place
, mmere ne crossed the track In going TO
VIC, wlh both feet cut or between the an,
Mes and knees. and with a bruise on his
mead, Binkowsky lived several hours af.
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Can't
This Il the complaint Of a
IN u At this season, -
Iney have NO appetite; food = OH

They have NO appetite; food = dI
does not relish and often fails % d;.ss,
causing severe suffering. Such pen,,,s ,
need the toning up OF the stomach apS
digestive organs, which course Of Hoo o
sarsaparilla win give them. II also nnr,s
mes and enriches tho blood, crres that d,s
tress after eating and
internal Misery
Only q dyspeptic can know. create. !,
appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. II 20 promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cure.
nervous headaches, that 1t seems to have
almost magic touch.n
ss Distress Amor Eating. Nsf'F
\ /" have been troubled with Indication
TOR some time. After eating ANYTHING
that was sweet IVES sure 70 experience
great dif1culty and diAtress. Last fall !
began taking Hoods sarsaparilla and am
glAd to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. ! can now eat Z
hearty meal Of almost any kind OF food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hood,e
eessaparilia has also CURED me Of nervous
spetis. JOHN H. HoMRIoHAusRN.
Whsatiand, Iowa. euch cures prove that
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LA GRANGE

Mr.. M. j. Connell retprr.s ,.. W..
in Kentucky. N g n
The show. Heart Of Chez, )
was billed here for the 18th diS q
on account OF the quarantinA 49,
Miss Mittie Oaks and Ey,s ~
Columbus returned home a.,
MT. John Lane and Hon. ]. n r
went to Flatonia last Mondav -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

wife. Hartford Conn; A. w Dor,am
East Orange. N. j.. r. Winslow. San An
tonic; r, P. Talley, Temple: Matilda n
lands, Philadelphia: e, G. Newcomh
Cripple Creek, Col; Orc Wieden TEN Me,
Edward Lamb, st. Louis: H. C. Whitehead
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Mr.. Harri. Has Had Enough.

Galveston. Texas, October lip. N.
Harris, who represented this county In the
last legislature, announces to The Post
correspondent that he will not be can
didate for reelection.
II have had enough OF It," said he. land
don't care to enter politics via the State
legislature again"
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The Post WeIcomea.

Goldthwaite. Texas, October M
Post Is coming now regularly Thds
considerable kicking the other night g
the mail arrived and there wa "
The majority of news readers art pl1!3l
with The Post, and commend ~ stiy5
forward manner Of dealing with y
jects,
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Granl,ury Notes.

1ranbury, Texas, October 10. Court has
oeen IN session three weeks; VIII close to-
morrow -Four have been sentenced to
the penltentiary
Mrs, Carver from East Texas came
here this week, brining With her four M :
pills for Granbury college.
services havc been held at The M,tho-
oist church the last t-so evenings, prcrar-
atory to series Of meetings, Which Row
y. " Byron will assist IN fos The next
or; 5. A. Steel OF Nashville, Tenn. lee
tured here on the evening OF the y;h and
spent sunday here preaching aad lectur-
ing three times at the Methodist ,hnrcb
This community has seldom. II ever. ON.
dyed such treat as II had IN Dir. Steoi'.
excellent sermons and lectures.
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Fort worth, Texas. October 10. XII n
o'ke 70 the name o. small h..olet ,ust
south Of Cooper. n Delta county IT,
sown was formerly named Kate, but n [.
cs,,1sn wa not acceptable 10 most Of the
ssens. 20 tney peti.t, ied he dcpa,t-
men at Washington 10 change -
somening else. il ives called x,o.a...
ano joel J. Hunt has been anno., M, "a
postmaster and has catered nron .Ie Al. :.
cnafee Of his duties. The place is ins,sd
on the Texas Midland. ~ "'"u
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KoRN RELEASED.

T. G. Korn. the Galveston tailor, who 4,
is said. attempted to come in home direct
from New Orleans. was released from uuar.
antine at Virginia Point last night He
was kept out there ten days