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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
TMnk iaocated.

Corsicana. Texas. December 2s.A con-
on an 1S00-barrel oil reservoir for Mr. L..
c. Garrett, who is managing this system
of storage tanks for eastern capitalists,
He located his first tank yesterday aud
work IS progressing rapidly. This tank
is located on land owned by the Cotton
Belt road east OF the city and near the
l6, 600 barrel tank now nearly completed by
MIR Culinan and his company
Mr.. Garrett says the object is to handle
all the surplus oil AZ rapidly as 1t accumu-
latts, and the tankage capacity wil be
increased as tho demand requires, Steps
for pipe line system are being taken,
and boom in oil circles is looked for as
soon as the holidays are over.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real e.ta'e transfers have
been recorded for the week ending Deem
Der IS;
r. b. Rivers administrator estate of ].
Fl. Holt, decessed) TO Hermann Richter.
346 acres Robert Cloakey league; SS4S3.
Horatio Chriesman 10 VIM. p. liill, one
acre A. Chriosman league; So
II. Chriesman to trustees Methodist Epis
copal church. two and one-half acres II.
Chriesman league; 81
Trustees Methodist Episcopal chulch to
VIM. p. Hill. two and one-half acres IL.
Chriesman league; So
Eliza Edwards and husband to w. p.
Hill, thirty acres II. Chriesman league
$500.
Giddings e Giddings to Julius Cheeks
ninety-six acres Isaac Jackson league
S1915.
VIM. Kiel, sr.. to sam Green ct al
trustees Union Colored Church, one gore
James Cox league; 81.
Robert h. Anderson 10 Tayctte s'r'ih
SIT acres Andrcw Nuier league and l3.9'
acres A. ROM lson league; 500.
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sToREHousG AT DALLAS.
damage to Telegraph and Telephone
Wires Resulted.

Dallas. Texas, December 2s.---h store-
house at Crowdus street and Pacific ave-
hue, belonging to the Lemp Brewing COM
pany, was destroyed by fire tonight The
blaze started from defective electric wire
and soon gained such headwoy that it WAS
impossible TO save the building 1t ie-
duired heroic efforts to prevent the flames
spreading to the brewery ac-oss the street.
The storehousc was filled with hay /.
WAGONS, etc. Charles deisSeIhaus. rallas
agent of the Lemp company, said tonight
that 1t would be impossible TO give an ac-
curate estimate of the loss. others put
The .ois at from $4,000 10 $1,000; there
was not a dollar of insurance upon the
burned building. All telephone and West
ern Union wires around the warehouse were
burned 10 the ground
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CUTTING scRApE.
Also Cannon Cracker Explosion
md a sudden Death.

Taylor, Texas, December @.--ike Reed
ard Charley Holberi, both colored. be-
carne involved sn difficulty yesterday.
when Reed cut Holberi severely in the
face and breast The wo,raded negro was
taken to a physicians office ard his
yvn,,nds sew.d up. Ii was lsJt announced
whether or not the wounds were danger
Gus. ..,
Young BEDFORD, a yoaith, was shot with
n gfspt nrecracker and SO severely
Wsoa,fded IN the face that q physician
sewsd qip the GU. Aside from probable
scare he will not be permanently injured.
few days ago a negro, a stranger IN
town. fe,l dead in the switch yards here.
Heart disease was given as the cause OF
d4afn
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ue,vy shinnent. of Oranges.

Fort Worth, Texas. December 2I.--Dur-
ing the past month the Texas and racine
Railroad company has transported many
hundred cars OF California oranges to the
East and North At this point the oranges
are transferred to other roads-generaiiy
10 the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Yes
terday train OF fourteen cars OF osanges
came in and today several rainloads are
expected to arrive here. Heretofore trunk
lines further north have handled the ship
ments of oranges and dried fruits from
various rectiuns Of California, but tnis
season the Southern roads caught me onsl-
mess. The shipments this year have been
con iderably larger than ON former years
and the Texas and Pacific is just now
reaping a harvest from this source alone,
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cosr or MAnRIAGn l1cMNaa.

a marriage license still costs Sl.oo In
Galveston county, notwitha.an ling the
opinion Of The attorney generals office that
IL is illegal 10 charge more than ST.
County Clerk Law had juat returned
from spending Christmas up the State and
was busy dspatnhing accumulated corro-
81 ondenoe, but there WIS no h,eiluton IN
his reply when asked the price oil marfiage
licenses.
81 am demanding. and shall continue 10
do 80, The odd price for these Documents.
The county clerks. as a rule, seriously
doubt the constitutioaality OF the new lee
bill. The attorney generals office VIII be
given an opportunity to hand dowa It's
opinion on that question poon and for
one am anxious 10 see whether IL viii be
US lucid as the one on The marriage license
fee METER"
The clclhs are eager Tor a test suit to be
made in the courts. rh1y arc going right
along charging {l.50 AMI VIII continue 10
do so until the question Is settled by ju-
diIal construction,
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Newest a. SIDE con.h..

You want coarse teeth. OF course In yosr
pretty tuck coonbs. Tine Gle ones brt al
too easily, aud unless The hair Is extra
ordinarily thin. the wide apart trcIfed
combs Will not fall out much oftener than
the fine ones do The Way tooth ( ouub
holds in place we'll. II Is on the plan u
the familiar cupid" harpins The tops
OF fancy combs arc RAISED like the crest
OF wave In the center. or % sudderly
depressed concavely. The top gilding fol-
lows and aecentuates these liBes- Newest
OF all combs Is the utterly. Two prettly-
shaped wings OF tortoise shell. ,rsrkpiy
gilded. which raise themselves lixc Notify
wings on the coils Of pretty hair. The
butterfly comb is meant % ae worn cn the
front or top Of the head. No. At the stdss
or behind
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HARD FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
Notable Array of Counsel I'm Case
III Palestine.

Palestine. Texas, December 27.--Judge
Gordon Russell is holding district court
this week in the absence of Judge Gill.
The case Of e. NJ. Sterne fer the killing
of Grigg Barber last December was callsd
this morning. special venire OF 100
men was exhausted today and only eight
Jurors were chosen. The case is attract
ing much attention both on account OF the
prominence of the parties and the fact that
il resulted in a mistrial last term OF court.
The State isl represented by Dtstrca At
torney Jones. County Attorney Sadler and
B. s. and b. II. Gardner, while the de-
| sance has EMPLOYED Campbell & McMeans,
r. G. Greenwood. John w. Ward judge
| Could and Ned Morris Of, Henderson. II
| is presumed the case will take up the en-
| tire week
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JASPER WANTS COTTON rAcronv.

People Relieve They Can Build Onc
Without Outside Aid.
Jasper. Texas. Deyember 2S.--Captsin Il.
I. Kclae recently returned from trip
through the State. comes home full Of
good cheer for Jasper. He says Jasper
will have all kinds of factories before the
end OF 1898.
The citizens OF every portion Of the
county are agItating the building OF a
cotton factory on the same plan they
built their railroad. It will probably b.
done. These people now believe they can
do anything, aud they have never yet
failed in anything they have undertaken.
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FOUR STORES WERE BURNED
Nest OF Their Contents Saved NTH
out Damage.
NEWSPAPERS BURNED AND DAMAGED
"Popuiist" ofacc Was Ept,rc,x M
roSea = storchousc Mt Dallas
Burned, Damaging wires.

McDade, Texas. December ga fire oc
Cured here this morning. destroying four
buildings The storehouse occupied by
.. Rehfeld as general mcrchan, is total
TOSS NEST OF the goods saved; amount of
insurance not known. building owned
ny Ehlo q Wynn and occupied by Mrs r.
Nash. millinery. total less: goods all
saved; no insurance. Two buildings owned
by julius kashner. one occupied by Will
sranton as beer saloon and the other a
beer market. both burned; no insurance
on buildings: $500 on Brauton's saloon
fixtures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

Waco. Texas, December 2s.-The Grand
Grove OF the United Ancient Order of
Dr,dds met in special session at the Wins
hotel, this city. yesterday TO elect noble
grand arch and deputy noble grand arch.
The representatives present here were, C..
Casen4rin visrottl, Galveston; w. G..
Schill and Ben Schmidt. Erenham: g. H..
Plum, Temple: Jake Chaure, Waco, II Is.
Wilson of Austin was elected noble grand
arch and d. j Hanson Of Brennan deputy
noble grand arch After the transac Ion
OF somo other unfinished business the
Grand Grove adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
TRADES UNION MEETING

The meeting Of union labor people held
here tonight was largely attended aud stry
enthusiastic. Preceding the main aldress
Of the evening, short speeches were madc
by w Is. Ballard, representing The Uniied
Hatters' Association. md ny WIN. Grant
Bennett local leader
w. D. Mahon. president OF the Anal.
gamated Association Of ,;treAt Railway i;m-
ployos OF America vas he princsfa!
speaker. He explained the objects and " =
poses OF trades upIon.sin; aG.ociLed shelter
hours OF labor. coupled With better pay,
and told OF the general hencilts Of oraan-
ization. The gentleman is here III copnte
ton with the recent threatened strike of
the street csr employees of Galveston The
only reference TO It, however. vas 10 the
published report D! The receiver. which
showed large net Hasn,nys. Mr.. MJhon
does not believe the ballot VIII bring aboit
tho reforms the lab3 ing plcn need II
must come through organization aud trsdes
unionism.
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When you see a fox's head Jpon muff
you can be pretty sure there is d purse
under the head and perhaps between tho
fox's ears will peep out an cdgns OF needle.
work which borders a handkerchief
Collareites are finished With fox hoads,
Two little heads with bright eyes whisper
lovingly together and below them hang
two brushes" as fox tills are called IN
the hunting set.
These heads can be DO Ugh, gnr1rat,iy
and fastened upon aa old jnnn. end they
can be sewed upon sollarette ana
changed from fur TO ,o'yet necl;weaI ns
the season grows war ner next Maith.
They are always pretty sure to be In
fashlon.
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EXPLOITATION or CATTLE.
Effort to he Made 10 Have Rcstric-
tfons Modified.

Fort Worth, Texas. December 2s.-The
matter Of prohibiting the export of Texas
cattle from infected districts, which has
perplexed cattle men here, has for the time
being been settled ny the following notice
which was received here today rom the
bureau of animal industry department OF
interior. The Washington notice follows;
No cattle from the Infected districts
are permitted TO be exported To Eu-
ropean points because these countries
object to such cattle and this govern
ment Is endeavoripg TO sustain th1 cx-
port trade by certifying that exported
animals are free from infections
u. Y. Salmon, Chief OF Bureau.
An effort viii be mace TO secure modi-
llca.ion of this order IN view OF the trade
being opened up with Cuba by Texas cat
tlemen
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cradle treating female ills with Vegetable Compound
complaints and her ing
her earsc every theirs suffering
TO because had the
her acknowledges to-day constantly applying advice
successfully treated by Mrs Pnkhm tho indicative
results which
| training
of to dsoffc
in
is to aing of
win not take the trouble write Pnkhnm
which publishing
establish doubt Lydia Pinkams
| pound to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

NaYasota, Texas. December 27.-At a.3s
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Allen Jones ex-
hired a. the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. D..
p. Wilkinson. aged es years. 5 months and
IS days. He had been indisposed for sew
sral months and intimate friends say that
he has been in declining health for the
nast wear or Two, which was stood OF by
his strong determination and rugged con-
stitution-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
lIoTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--R. y. Baer Houston;
I. G. Beecher, Now YORK; \. Wagner. Bal
iimose; Ben Cohen. New York; John 3.
no. soa, Fort Worth =. lieiacnheimtr.
New Orleans; W. Is. GroIeclosr. Houston
Henry Rertch Herman Meyer. New YORK;
q. w. Talbot. Temple u. \. burbank.
gomsrYille: Il. l. Cobb. T.ansls City; J. d.
Homes. la Porte; C. e. I'rowneii New
Bedford. Mars. Q. Carroll w. HOPPE, ne ,
YORK. II. 8. Willstt. Houston; Henry Col
den. George c. Frederick. New York; y, w.
Frat. wife aud mother. city; ". r. AIS
ton. Philadelphia Arnold Smith. Willis;
Emma C. kosse, Louisiana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

Waco Texas. December 2s.-lhe pro-
gramme for the ninth semi annual meet
ing OF the Central Texas Medical associa-
lion has been issued here by Secreiary
Marvin l.. Graves 1t announces the neN,
meeting in HillsboO January II. 1928,
This viii be the frst meeting OF the as
socbation away from Waco.
An elaborate programme has been ar
ranged. the first list OF subjects for dis
cussion including some OF the most im-
por;ant known to the profession. The Of
ficlas baspeak for the members pleas
ant and profitable meeting.
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o Ost somewhere between $1,000 and $40.

600. s'VVV anu WV
Rev. NJ II. Nicely preached two WONDER
a ~ sermohs Yesterday. morning and night.
statement that thirty-pine years ""ue ING
rode the Terrell circuit. which then CON-
posed the territory of the present Te,y.s,,
ms'rlc. Thirty years ago he WAS presid.
,ns eider OF this district. Ten wears -,
ne crossed four years passionate Of PERISH
s,'' ana now, after ten years he re-
o nfn ,,.. TO me district, Dr. Nelly has many
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
BRENNAN NUGGET.

S"hta Fe Freight Train Went ~.
Ditch.
'rehnsn' Texas, December 2s.---A North.
pound freight train on the cur to;orsI,
anu santa Fe went into the d.t.h near
hehney Tuesday morning. Seven cars were
aefai'ed and piled in every direction.
All OF the trainmen escaped unhurt. II
is thought that it will take about ,we,yo
hours to clear the wreck.
r, ise passenger trains win 80 around via
trail. 'N2s AM zen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

CThe branch Office OF the Tho Post In
SaiNoStoh is at the fremont Hotel, where
hesns ct news, communications and adyer-
tiSe'nen,s VIII be received1
Galveston, TEXTS. December 3S.--Wiuis
Morgan. a negro hack driver, better known
as Dallas" was shot In The breast by
Horace johnson. colorcd waiter and lar
tender. during row early this morning.
The fracas took lace at Lanes saloon on
Twenty fourth. between ros;otiiee aud
Church streets.
Morgan was takcn 20 me Sealy hospital,
where II WAS discovered that hc mad beer;
shot through ana through With a n.,a,ibt Z
Colts revolver. the ls,il entering the right
hreast and coming out ct The bntk.
johnson was arrest al aud locked up. lie
| made the following statement.
Il had heon TO a hail On Maraet s,rect
and was out all night, work a~oupd
Lanes place as sort of handy man
some times tending bar and making n.y.
self generally useful. / went there this
| morning bbout O'Clock. There ware scy
enil people In the place. Dallas ives there
and snatched some money out os my hand
told him he could not do hat. l.e then
cursed me and said II Went outside he
would fix me. Dallas went out to The
| sidewalk aud I got pistol from bahind
ths DaI Nllu stttTleu 10 40 nome dhet rs
| | pushed open the screen doors Dallas
hurled beer bottle at me, and pulled
| my pistol and fired. ] could have killed
him, but did not care to do that VI,
ran away down towards Market street ana
| | walked home. | wanted TO Sue my friends
before the police got Inc, but they can
| 10 the house and here am
| Johnson denies that there was any Conner
| III feeling between himself and Morgan, CT
that he had any intontbcn OF killing him
| He says that Morgan WAS drilhlng, hui
| chat he was perfectly sober when the shoot
I Ing occurred
Johnson Is about 81 years OF age ati Is
| II hotel waiter Sy occupation, He ltt,
worked as waiter at the Capitol Hotel
| IN Houston. coming 10 ialv astjn fbout two
| months ago since which time he has been
hanging around Lanes place.
| Morgan Is a hack driver and the ic'ict
| say he was generally quiet and ord.iiy
| He Is about - years g age.
| At a late hour this evening Morgan was
alive. but the hospital surgeons nnnonnced
there was no hope for his jltialaio reeov-
cry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

Greenviile, Texas, December 2S.~-several
indies east OF this city last Sunday Elder
Lawrence OF Commerce Joined three
couples in the bonds of wealock with one
ceremony, AS follows: ]. b. Brumbelow
to Miss Mamie Hales, w T.. Hales 10
Miss Katie Pogue, NJ. T.. Fuller TO Miss
May Alexander.
tied at the same time, but the young lady
was delayed in her preparation and VIII
set another date. The hrst two couples
were Invited TO the place named to attend
the proposed double wedding, aud came
prepared to wed themselves and give the
others a genuine surprise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
DISPUTED ,ouNnAEY

T. w. Ford, receiver Of he J. u, Wa
kins Land Mortgage company. ips made
application TO the rnitei States court ,or
authority to settle the tispn!nd boundary
between two land surveys in kaufman
county. Texas. Tho receiver re.orls rot
In order TO avoid expense anl loss 10 tho
company he represents, he has negotiated
q settlement of the inattcr. and asks he
court 10 make such order In the PREMISES
as will authorize him o eonalnimate
such settlement.
Mr.. Ford, as receiver of the aforesaid
company, also reports TO the United states
court the sale OF ll0 acres OF land b.longin2
TO the company for $500 and asks that ipe
report be referred to the spA'5i master for
examination and report thereon.
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PERSONAL.

nator Alb. Kerr of Fayette county is
ior thepurpose of placing two Of his
aren inihe university.
Lese Tepleton. ex-District Attorney
taett an ex-Tax Collector Gafford of
Rpur Sp'nss were here today on bus
4 wih ie executive department.
pn. Ton Smith of Hillsboro was among
II Auin visitors. He says he Will
loM inthe middle of the road before
eral.
ne Superintendent Carlisle, President
Eslon md Professors Sutton and Ellis
~ site university, County Superin-
Lsu, ,neiton and City Superintendent
Eis Nt today for Temple to attend the
Tn1nr meeting of the Superintendenfs
.riiclpals association, to be held on
NC and 30th instants.
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Temple, Texas, December 2S--The resi-
dence of r. j. Hartnett, in the southern
part of the city. caught fire this morning
from an exploded lamp. and though siren
nous efforts We're made to eXtingu!sh the
flames, nc'thing could be done. The house
loss was $50. Insured for $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

Waco. Texas. December 2s.-The poultry
and pet stock exhibit opened here this
morning with the coops for 1000 birds prct-
~ Well all raksa. Some Of she hnest
chickens ever seen al Texas exhibit are
registered and the other fowls on exhibit
ten are OF high grade. I. X. Felch 81
Massachusetts, and y, NJ. Owens OF AtDens
Tenn. are thu scorers aud began theiI
work this morning at O'Clock
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Greenville. Texas. December ga fire
In a newspaper room this morning Quilted
the building occupied by the Texas lnde-
PENDENT Populist and almost totally de-
stroyed the plant of that paper; estimated
less $4,000, insured for SlS11. The Daily
Banner and the Texas Republican ofiicts
on either side We're Slightly damaged. The
building belonged to X. r. Jones and was
insured damage thereto estimated at $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
GALyEsToNIANs At THE BALL

Galveston society VIII he "ell represent
ed at tae 2 ball In Houston tomorrow
night The following well known young
people viii attend from here ana mere
nav he others: Misses Josie Gresham.
cette scott shannon Erin Paine, liar
raret saaiy, Mary Lowe, Frances Mann.
and Aesyfs Lawrence Burke. Joe Robert
ION. q. Ro~den Settle AMI @. Herbert
Brown They win bs chaperoned ny Mrs.
Waiter Gresham, and Nrs &. y. Stone.
The party viii leave here at ] 80 IN spe-.
c.al car over the Galveston. Houston ana
Henderson.
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Lilserty. Texas. December 25.-Lsoeriy's
new city hall was dedicated ,ag. nighi
with grand ball that stands pre-eIfl-
neal as the Srandest soe.ai event ~ the
taseory az this pretty little city. visitors
were precaenf from HijpguVi, Bsaufpont,
Daytcl. KCNinaze and even 50 for away
as Dli.as Your correspondent W. wire
OF The event IN detail IN the society eos-
llrrsns Of Mondays Post.
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s,r,cIsen with parnly.Is.

Bryan, Texas. December 2S.-Mr. J.
zulch, E prosperous merchant Of Willow
Hole. Madison county, and large property
owper in this city, was stricken With
paralysis yesterday and is.in critical con-
dition. His family. who reside here. we're
summoned by telephone and left at once
for his bedside.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

waxahachie, Texas, December 2s.-Fhe
dietriet court today finished the case of
James Hoard VS.. Texas Central and North
western Railway Hoard Jumped on a
moving train and lost limb in the fall,
He wanted $500 damages, but be got q
verdict for only 5000. Hoard receives So a
month pension from the United States gov
ernmen: and Is negro well known in this
vicinity
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A Neuro Shot.

Bastrop. Texas. December 2S-Andrev
johnson was shot by VIII Aldich. both
colored, last night, receiving a very
serious wouad In the Left lung. The shoot
ing occurred at Wiibarger's creek o.
ficers are looiying out for Aldridge. but as
vet have failed to come up with him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29

O'Clock this morning the Oil Mill saloon.
owned by Dave Harrison, burned loss
about $500. Supposed to have originated
from defective flue; no insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-29
IN CrRE A CoLu IN ONE DNY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists rerund the money II It fails 10
cure; Csc The genuine has L. b. Y. on
each tablet
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For Nervous women
Horrford,s Acid Phosphate.

Or. j. B. Alexander. Charlotte, N. c..
says: 1T is pleasant TO the taste. snd
ranks among the best ~ nerve tonicy for
nervous females
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n TUE nABY IS QUITTING TEETH

be sure and use that Old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs. Wipsiow's Soothing syrnp.
for children teething. II soothes Che child.
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy fer
diarrhoeA.
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ASKS MANDAMus.

3. RI. Ward, attorney for Chas. e.
e, slographer of the court of civil
Us cthe Third supreme judicial dis
too applied to the supreme court
! WI Of mandamus to compel the
btror to issue q warrant to Mr..
he 500 per month for services
ere the court The Twenty-fifth
hate, by its appropriation bill, linz
| ID compensation of higher court
pgrhers to $50 per month, but Mr..
/ intends that the statute creating
bif of court stenographer fixes their
Fyt sloV per month. which is of itself
pppriation.