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HENDERSON. JACKSON.

At II o'clock wednesday in Burton, in
the presence Of only a few friends and
the Immediate relatives of the contracting
parties, at the residence Of MIR. and Mrs.
w. b. Francis, brother-in- law and sister
of the, bride, w. c. Henderson, Esq, and
Miss Toy jackson were united in mar
riage. Rev. g. e. Lloyd, rector OF the
Episcopal church of this city, officiating.
They left on the westbound Central for
few days sojourn in Austin before they
return to Brennan, which place will be
their home, and where a host OF friends
will welcome them.
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Make an Exhibit. ae Course.
Calhoun County News.

Houston people arc preparing FOR :
fruit, flower and vegetable festival 20 e
held at that city December 70 y. inciu-
Give. OF course the primary motive p p
draw a crowd N that city. but 10 toh 60
the secondary consideration cugnt % nAve
the most WEIGHT. II : large attepdsnce
ran he obtained from IN Northern and
Eastern states Il win ia r7any desinu>ee
nav settlcrs Is lfhe farming 1istyo1ep g
South Texas Whak VIII Qalhoun COUNT -
toward seeuSias = tais ssars = ~ ~
pcpulstioaS IS
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THE WOOL CLIP OF 1907.

Facts from the National Associntton
of Wool Manufactnrers' Bulletin.
The following data respecting the wool
clip OF 1897 is from advanced sheets of the
bulletin of the National Association of
Wool Manufacturers.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by young. refined,
edtcaied widow lady as companion or
TO superntetfd w.dower's home. or a.
EoverneSs; no objection to country. Ad-
dress Mrs. e RccSie "a
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Choice mastfed hogs ................ sxa
CoEnfed hoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s&XI
Tne market 10 very scantly sussniisd
Gitn All Glasses OF stock and bare Of 6ors.
quotations. The tendency Of prices il NO.
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JUST ARRIvED-New crop turnip seed
new rye. new barley, miilet. sorghum
and fall garden and tlold seeds OF every
factory price. Holloway Seed. Grain ind
Commission Co.. 22l Elm street. Dallas:
Texas. u
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0AIYE00M

.hts Today, 10 calves and 7 cattle.
,sa1 s wseeix, 20 cattle. II hogs this season.
Market baxc Of calves. :
t, ch 5; e; ocsSssT rhs small
to sell above ass sold at about steady
proes' put other grades were on an av-
erage OF 10 lower with sales few: eaies
W. 49, ~ V H., basis OF 3soq4,0o for the poor
g prime shipping cattle, With, the bulk Al
e.6046l0: A few prime feeders eold IN "a
~ * wni, &c common stock went Dor Soo9
S 1pCavs I lew cncice hefers brought Sat.
STUFF sold somewhat lower IN most In
Stances. Calves were lower than last
ws seE c %tn enlss largely at $4,000. and
500 pretty we'll II good and prime heifers
were worth 3.70. Western feeders sold ac-
tiveiy at SeSg&lo. and q few sold as high
Desirable hogs moved Off satisfactorily
put there We're a good many coarse pack.
ing nogs that were bard to dispose OF
even at concessions. Heavy packers sold
ass a medi nsayy .s Shipping at 400
soid at 3.6o0400, and lightweights at ass
~. Pigs sold at 3.5o93.so.
lra1e N eheep and lambs was more ae-
tive tnan yesterday and prices were much
stronger for desirable lots, native sheer
selling at 25oG3N0 for the poorest up 10
426Ql4.N FOR the best. and sheep from the
i1uScs W tIle rar w est sold at 20174 Ok
win feeders In demand at Sod3. 75. Lambs
EolC actively at 376d5.70 for poor to prime
tlocks, with sales largely at 455G5.R
1900. A'''e lso0' hoss $1,000; sheep
st. Louis, October O.-Cattle-Re.eants
hoW; shipments COO; market steady for ma
yves; Texans steady to strong; fair to
choice native shipping and export steers
S515 10; dressed and butcher steers 34SD
S.s5; steers under 1000 pounds a.s5I4. *:
stcckers and feeders 246a4.10; cows and
heifers 200d240; Texas and Indian steers
250G4?5; cows and heifers 2.OOdp36O. Hogs
-Receipts 5000: shipments 600: market 10
lower; light 3.65G3.75; mixed 3.5OfS 10.
heavy 3.5yd3.@. Sheep--Receipts 1000; shin.
ments none; market strong; native NUT
tons 30; culls and bucks l.50a3. 50;
lambs 400G4.35.
Kansas City, October 90 - Cattle-Re-
cespts 1000; best grades steady, others
weak to 10 lower; Texas steers 2.o5d3 go:
Texas cows 22od35O; native steers $500
1O;, native cows and heifers 1.sosf3 90.
stcckers and feeders 30oqI4.65; bulls 9iBfD
$40. Hogs-Receipts IL 900; market weak
to lower; heayies 345a3. 80: packers s.45I
3.67A mixed 62k: lights 3.sois S7Is
pigs, S5oq3.67a. Sheep-Receipts 1000: the
market Is steady; lambs 3.7595.2 rs; muttons
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
rENITENTIARY pnsr CONTRACT ,s;, !,

pENITENTIARY BEllsr CONTRACT
]. Sealed proposals are invited Tor fur-
n!shing beef at both Rusk and Hunts
Vile penitentiaries for twelve months
from the list day OF January 1905, to the
LIST day of January, 1899.
:. The beef must be first-class In every
particular, we'll slaughtered and cleanly
handled. and delivered within the walls
of the persItentiares m such quantities
and at such times as the steward may
direct.
8. Tho beef furnished In months of
January, February. March. April. No
vember and December must be FIRST
class, stabilized beef: and that furnished
in May. june, July, August, September
and October must be the best tine mavSet
affords OF iange-fed beef.
L. We reserve the right TO reject all
inferior or unsound beef that may pc Oh
fercd for delivery; bidders VIII state Tor
how much per pound tlpcys Will furnish,
payments to be made on the first day OF
Peach month for all beef furnished during
the previous month. on accounts APP
proved by the steward.
&, All bidders viii accompany their bids
with a bond or $500. with two or more
good sureties. conditioned that they VIII
enter into a contract and give u BOND In
the sum of 5000 for the faithful perform
ance OF the same.
q All bids must he sealed ard indorsed
on the back proposals to furnish fresh
beef for Huntsville or Rusk psnIen
tary" (as the case may bel All bids
must be addressed to me at Huntsville.
and they will be opened at my office on
Monday, November s, at 10 o'clock a. m.
T. reserve the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
j. $, RICE.
Financial Agent Texas State PenitentiaT
ries. -
Huntsville Texas. October IS, 1897.
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS Bids will
be received by the rndcrsIgneI Tor inc
cons, r,lction OF a roadway on WShinS'
Ton rond from the city limits or Houston
10 the shell road, and for three miles oe-
You'd the west end of the gravel road W
Brunner--the foregoing designated ~
new worlk-and for the repairing OF the
shell road from Chaneyvillo 10 Houston
HoIplyts boulevard. designated as repair
work Separate bids Will be received ior
the new work and repair work lIach nd
10 be accompanied by a certinod local
check payable TO the order OF the coun-
ty Judge, for the sum OF 500 on the new
work and $3.50 on the repair work, tnc
successful bidder to furnish satisfnc-
tory bond In the sum of 5000 on the new
work and $500 on the repair work, pay
able tn zach instance TO the county
ditiored for the faithful performance OF
the work The wott In each instance
will be paid for by warrants issued
against the first ayaiiabie special road
and bridge funds. Specifications ana NIL
necessary information for examination
NV bidders in the county surveyors Of
nee. BIDS TO be submitted by or before ~
O'clock noon on Monday. November !,
1851 Right reserved to reject any ana
all bids. w y. SHAW,
lis County Judge Harris County.
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YoRK-THIsTLE.

At the Episcopal church In Richmond
this evening at s O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Lawson
officiating. DR.. J B. York Of this city and
Miss Mabel Thistle OF that place will be
united in marriage.
The groom is prominent young practice
ing physician of this city, a graduate Of
the Cincinnati university. whose dlgniiod
AMI gentlemanly department during his
sojourn in Brenham has won him many
friends and the esteem and respect OF
the entire citizenship.
He is expected home tonight with HE
charming bride. n
NOTES.
The rose gardens of Brennan are as
pretty as at any time during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. p. Pennington's fine Jersey COW
gave birth to two fine calves, a male and
female, last night.
A Betheloain bazaar will commence at
st. johns African Methodist Episcopal
church in Camptown Thursday night, con-
tinuing throughout the week. Prizes VIII
he awarded for fancy work and various
amusements will be inaugura5ed.
The city OF Brennan has compromised
with Mr. William Zich for $1,000. $500 pay
able January, 1898. and $500 payable jan
nary. 1899 1t will be remembered that
be secured a Judgment against the city
for $4,000 at the fall term Of the district
court for injuries caused by defective
riace IN the road, which threw him of
4 load OF wood That $1,000 and the long
| Hill of costs would have done vast amount
OF street work.
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SITUATION wanted by a young lady a.
teacher or governess: has had experiences
and holds first grade certificate. Ad-
dress 1861, this office. q
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

seo ACRES choice black land. with 'front.'
age on Goose Creek, on opposite side
OF bay from La Porte; price ti2,5o VII.
son a Hannah, 203 KAN building. u
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FOR SALE--At a eacrificc, owner leaving
city. good paying grocery store. stock.
flxtures, horse and wagon. Two lots,
store on one dwelling on the other. For
particulars write u. J. Robinson. Waco.
TEXAS u
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FOR SALE--100 head Of Missouri mules
and Is driving horses; guaranteed as rep
resented. j. g. Bowser. III Prairie ave-
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|rrr AND BANKING.

w@ q. q @.-Local banks report
esrs Aet easy. Interest ratios
os BANK cLEARrNGs.
na are the clearings Of the
.os the week thus far ana
HtSs',a am time last year. to-
v rnis Last In
49," Aoso 1888, $50 1855
"''' i,!M,7o2 LOS. $50 80 100
4 =" sVis,2S2 1,074.o7O 1902
PusroN EXCHANGE
In, Saying. SelIinn.
la sisS;' dis Par to 81 dis
kilyes y dis Par to y prem,
N YORK EXCHANGE
!. com. Today. Yesterday.
\ day days. -. q 5-ls-,s o. SIS
.ass .....i.S2k 80
snsrccIassi.s ASIA 4.aA
'"'",......5.22Is & 2alL -2a,L
sw York Money.
ksass rao ao.-Money on call
RG5it cent: last loan 2l5 and
i6M yer cent; prime mercan-
), win YET cent. Sterling ex-
\ s r.n actual business IN Soa,I
b. s,yyAs4le for demand and
tSll. uays; posted rates 4. sou,
|lfioats, commercial bills 4S1is
1ars Syu60. Bar silver saX
Ia hnso Government bonds
dull; railroad bonds
's''ns' 'las.Sss.7ss; balances
\ rost's Cabierram.
|d,no e,scoer %. - The Evan,n,
nsrt.aa ,ahcsal cablegram savs:
re.Sls today are o,,iat bnt
and cio.A americans were espe-
mpn Saused quiet at the best
| mere Is only profess
be,nsuon Money.
ke%oer @.-consols for monev
Aer,eunt ill7s; Mexican or
aser s,can Central new fo,Irs
Is ner steady at 27%d per ounce.
De m cent. The rate Of djs,
: non, IN market for short bills
4'ns bis 2x per cent.
Nh Stock.
q. a., HsoI'sT.oN.
i've stock comm,..,on 49,,
e follows: a'oh me'
n choice. ;isG -
-...''','...,........... 3H0
s'ess .,'...''... 40 :
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BUGGTES. Phaetons. surrles and Harness
at rock bottom prices. Mosehart h KEEL
Ter. corner Franklin and Caroline
etrcets ~
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1900 ROLLS GRAPE TISSUE. full size,
Just received and will bc thrown ON the
market at i5c per roll regular price 2Sc
J. J. Pastorizn p. Il L. Co.. SM Main
street. II
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WANTED--Isy young white man. work OF
any Kind at a reasonable salary. Ad-
dress 1885, this office -
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A LADY of refinement wants position AS
companion to lady, housckeeper in ho-
tel OF private residence. or nursery gov
erness; reasonable salary expected
Southern Texas preferred. Address ITS
this office. "a
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sW York Mana.
I - Po.t'. Cablerrnm

&. oc,".pH Cabiegram.
dnn fsns oer p. - The Evening
kasishcsal cablegram saws:
stea Sets today are ouiet bnt
And cio.Am ericans were espe-
rupnoarvss ed quiet at the best.
' here is only profess
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ro1 aAxH.

FOR sALE-Hehr Brcs. upfiGht plano,
targe UiRa In fbne corNftt1on for {2D0
each. can Be seen at houston Hei&hts
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MIDDLE-AGED white man, work around
house, horse and carriage. good yard
man: can milk and do homework; good
references; small wages. Address ISL.
this office. -
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EYE. Ear, Nose and Throat--Dr f. s.
Heisig, Rooms and Telephone build
ing, corner Prairie avenue and Fannln
street. Houston. Texas; telephone 794
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prRsoNA1.

ARE YOU READY?--Yes, to dye. clean,
alter. repair ladies', gents garments of
every Description, Fernandez =, y. y.
lis
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TAILOR wanted at once small job work
er. Apply to q. BEDFORD. Eagle Lake
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SITUATION by white man, first class
cook On pastry or meats, N hotel, res
taurant, boarding cars or camp; ten
Geo q
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED4-At once firHtrlass white
bar Der; none other need Amply; at once;
a single, sober man; must Bring recon-
menGaitons; permanent job good place
for the right man. Apply TO w. N.
Read. Wharton, Texas %
WANTED--A white girl to do housework
Apply us Railroad street, n
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by cake baker and
confect!oner frst-class bread and cake:
bile. Address p. Henri, eN Fannn
street %
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WANTED-aitu by good news. book
and Job compos,tor IN country town, with
view to partnership or purchase AT ~
ture day. Temperance, r. O. box 23o,
Houston, Texas. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-17
FACTS WITH POINTS.
Every One Of These Statements Alb
soIutely True.

Mr. A. w. Sharper. No CT Prospect
street, Indianapolis, Ind, says: Graft
tude prompts me TO write that Stuarcs
Dyspepsia Tablets completely cured me
OF Nervous Dyspepsia, from which l had
suffered for the last four years. had
tried many remedies without results, but
am now cured, and have gained I'm flesh.
sleep well, and have none but words OF
praise for Stuarts Tablets"
Mrs. Sarah A. Skcels, Lynnyille, Ia.
1T has been six months since l took
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and am
fully cured. Have not had a particle
Of distress or difficulty since. This is in
the face of the fact that l had suffered
from stomach trouble for twenty-five
years, and was pronounced incurable by
the Doctors"
James Newmestes, Eau Claire, Wis,
says: 1.-TWO soc. packages Of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets did me more good than
any remedy / had ever before tried.
They hit the spot with me, and | once
more have an appetite, and can eat what
1 please without fear Of distress and
boatng afterward."
DR.. Harlandson relates the case of
Miss Helen Sholes of Nashville, who
was cured OF dyspepsia and gained
eighteen pounds in weight after suffer-
ing from stomach trouble for eight
years The doctor uses them in all sto-
mach troubles because they are not a
secret patent medicine. but contain pure
pepsin. diastase, fruit acids, and vaiua-
Bile digestives, which digest the food
whether the stomach works or not, give
IL the needed rest, and cure Is the natu-
raj result.
DR.. Jennison says nine-tenths Of dis
ease is caused by Indigestion, and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
and best cure, because they are not a
secret patent medicine, but contain the
valuable digestive principles needed by
every weak stomach, and whole box
would not hurt a child, being absolutely
harmless
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at SOC. per package.
Send to Stuart Company, Marshall,
Mich. for little book on symptoms and
treatment of stomach troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-17
THE NORTHERN NECK.
staples BniIed I'm Five Hundred DOL
Iors-PcrsOuaI.

CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA, February 16.-fSpaciai)- Mr. W. f..
Staples, who was arrested and taken to
Alexandria on n charge Of attempting
TO obtain a pension fraudJlently. as here
tofore explained through this correspond
ence, has been bailed In the sum OF 500,
and he is now at his home. In this coun-
ty. Hon. John L. Mason. OF this place,
has been retained as counsel for Mr..
Staples, and II is understood that the
case will come up for trial before the
United States Circuit Court in June next.
a Juvenile organization, 10 be known
as the Edmonia Missionary Society, was
instituted at Potomac Baptist church.
near here, Sunday.
Mrs. James NJ. billiard, of Caroline, is
visiting the family Of her brother, Mr..
j. j. Sale, in this county.
The noted Irish evangelist Rev J.
William Lee, has arrived In the Northern
Neck, and is this week engaged in a re-
vival meeting at Irvington.
Some of the farmers in the lower coun-
ties Of the Neck have begun TO plant
peas for the early market
Mr.. Henry Rainss and Mrs. Mary Dea-
con. of Stafford county, are visiting rela-
tives IN Lancaster.
Mr.. w. r. Taylor. Of this nelghborhood,
who spent some time In Washington this
winter under medical treatment, is again
quite sick at his home.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
A Mistake sOmewhere-Dyer and
Wfse-prize-Fightin

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, February 16.-
Especial. )-There has been a controversy
between the Republican factions here over
the appointment of Colonel J. J. Dyer
by General Horace Porter, chief marshal
Of the inaugural parade. as an nide-de-
camp. II seems that the matter was
brought TO the attention of counsel, who
has been in this section OF the State the
past week I'm the interest of Dir. r. A..
Wise. the defeated Republican oandi-
date for Congress, who is contesting the
seat of Congressman-elec w. a. Young.
and he is said TO have telegraphed to
General Porter, asking whether the report
that Colonel Dyer had been appointed
was true This counsel passed through
this city en- route for home, and during
his stay here was interviewed by Mr..
A. c. Peachy. leader of the Lamb rae
ton. Mr.. Peachy says General Porters
reply read: mo such name as Dyer on
my list" In an interview with Colonel
II de Il. Clay. regarding the appointment.
which had been published, the Colonel
said he had Colonel Dyer's authority for
il. and exhibited a letter from the former
under date of February s. 1897, in which
he stated that ne was in receipt or
communication from General Porter,
notifying him that he had been appointed
an aide-de-camp on his staff, and that
he had accepted the honor. There Is
evidently a mistake somewhere.
Several weeks ago it was announced
that DR.. r. A. Wise. the Republican
nominee for Congress. had been appointed
on General Porter's staff, and this was
followed by the announcement that Colo
mel Dyer. the nominee for Congress Of
the anti-Lamb faction had received a
similar appointment and the fact was
noted that as yet only two Virginians
had this honor conferred upon them;
that they were residents OF this district
and that each was leader of one of the
factions.
Judge Baker p. Lee, of the County
Court, is in receipt of letter from
Governor O'Ferrall, asking him to sup
press prize-fghting in this section Of the
state. A mill was pulled Off at Point
Breeze. near here, recently. and another
contest for the lightweight championship
of the State l. TO take place in the near
future.
The Bocock murder case will be called
In the Corporation Court tomorrow
morning. Both sides are ready for trial
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THE CITY BY THE SEA
A NORFOLK PHYSICIAN TO TAKE
A CLARKE BRIDE.
The United states Ship Raleigh
DocI<ed-Thc Military Trip to Nash
viIIc-HnIf Fare for School Chill
dren-Shos In the Back.

NORFOLK. VA. February 16.--(spe-
ciaL)-There will be very elaborate
wedding tomorrow at Rose HILL" Clarke
county. when Miss Virginia Taylor, the
accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Mccormick. will wed DR.. James
Jett Mccormick, of Norfolk. y large
number OF local society people and many
persons from Baltimore and Washington
viii attend
The United States ship Raleigh was
placed in the stone dock at the navy-yard
at high tide this morning. where she will
receive some slight repairs. The Raleigh
has cost the government very little in
repairs. and has been out Of the water
but three times since she was commits
stoned
THAT NASHVILLE TRIP.
The officers Of the Fourth Regiment
Virginia Volunteers, will leave here to-
morrow night in a special train for Nash
Vile, Tenn, to make arrangements for
quarterlng their command during the CEN
tennial.
The subject OF half-fares for school
children on strcet-cars is being agltated
i'm this city by the Superintendent Of
Schools As the railway company Sc
cured it's valuable franchise free. he
deems it a reasonable concession TO grant
the city.
SHOT IN THE BACK.
John Williams lies at St. Vincents
Hospital in q precarious condition, as the
result Of a gunshot wound I'm his back.
Williams was playing craps with negro
gambler by the name of Seymour near
Berkley. and during an alteration about
the game the two men pounded each other
severely. Seymour who was badly worst
ed by his adversary, ran to his home,
and. returning with his gun, he shot
Williams as he was retreating. Sey-
mour IS in Jail to await the result Of
WfIfamS'S wound