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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-15

tan ouriosa hubiera sido para un
observsdor.
Alb, mi hermano de Proven
zii dljo en- voz alta. Llegad,
sefor, llegad; habeis perdido un
hermoso espectaculo, el recicibi-
mlento del seflor de Suffreu: ha
sido yerdaderamente un momento
que no olvidarau jamas los cora
zones, franceses. sC6mo diablo
hab6is faltado hermano mio, sien.
do ell honbre exacto por exec
lencia?
Ell senior de Provenza SO NOR
di6 los labios, salud6 distrafda-
mente q la reina y respondi6 una
vulgaridad. Luego, voIvIendose
NJ. de Favras, sn captain de
guardias:
-5C6mo es lue esta VI en- Yer
salles2 lie dijo:
-Monseflor, le respondi6 eel ca
pitan, hace una hara que me es
toy devanando los sesos aun no
be podido descifrarlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-15
IGran depurGtsvo vegetez I

sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas lndigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorl6cas.
Cada onza Anida represanta ana
onza de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
El mas conocIdo, segsS&0 y rap5do
pgrifcador de Ia sang1ci
Il Conserva el CUTS ssrso nbre de
s1NpcsOSss y gyigN0sI
PuGjen nsarlo hasta los MICS.
Dep5sito FaSosGeSS CssstYa5, de +.
kerrer.
mI , v. p. 3. Nvbre. ? de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-15
FelIci, C0sta & Co.
PIauo P0ace. PaeYko-R -Rfca.

Egago E70ssce, EseFE0- Rsco.
;4ixan coYtA vista sobre EspR1a Isis
<dyaoentes.
CHAN sobre las plazas principales de
Franc1a, Inglatsrra, Alemania, Austria,
S5igica, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Sulzs
T Z f+is= lMszrueoosl y sobrs New YORK.
Ezo 19 de 1892.
ALOS HACENDAOOs DE CANA
Don Eassseoeio S>ntiAz,o, % Coarao, tlan.
de gsnts LovjLl@5~ 1uos proploa para yugo.
;,a 9tHes1., /, is2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-15

Ell H. L. HsUauads da pueo
paae Espan abordo Rico dect
Herrera via1e del % Epana rasbor
Puerto Rico drsoto sale de gual dia de
Lax
ga l. tanara dssa i: Mayo 80 de see
samte sodos los paajero sola
S1n4ar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-15
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TRASBORDOS-Adsm de los pas7so
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-18
U. o. '. REUNION.
OfacInI Call for the Needing ne Far
Antonio,

Antonio,
Headquarters Texas Division United Con-
federnte Veterans. La Grange, Texas. No
vember t7.-Our comrades Of Albert Sidney
Johnston camp. San Antonio. and our
friends there, have selected tho 18th and
18th days CT December next as an appro-
pirate time for the meeting Of this division
which selection is approved.
1t is therefore ordered bs Che major gen.
erai commanding that " I, Texas division
United Confederate yeteMns. rhall assem-
bic In regular annual ecssion In tho city
OF son Antonio. on Wednesday. The 18th
day of December next. nj ~ o'clock a. m,
for the purpose OF transastins euch busi-
ness an may como before H.
The brevet major generals commanding
the respective authorizations are coinmhnd-
ed to issue all necessary orders TO their
commands and are requested 10 urge upon
them tho necessity Tor each camp TO bf
represented at this meeting.
The commanding general calls upon ths
members OF the division TO turn Out "
full force and they can rest assured that
the Alamo City will give them hearty
welcome and a cordial reception.
All arrangements sor transportation VII
be made through the quarternaster's de-
partment OF the Southwestern ub-diyision
and all communications In regard thereto
addressed 10 General w. G. Kroegsr. saI
Antonio. Texas, win be promptly answered
BY order OF H. y. Pneips.
Major General Commanding,
Official: H. n. Stoddari. Adjutant.
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personal MENTION.

w. r. Bolin OF Orange Is In the city.
d q Green of Mli.can Is at the Hutch
FMS House.
Gordon Bulaitt OF woodyiiie was in thu
city yesterday.
IL. l.. Townsend OF Halletsvillc Is at
the Huichins House
| Colonel y. u. Crazy OF Beaumont was
iH-sthc city yesterday
]. r. Fitzpatrick OF Flagstaff, Ariz.. Is
at the Hutchins House.
s.. r. Evans OF Dallas spent few
hours in Houston yesterday.
Mr., Henry T.. Fisher has returned home
from an extended vacation trip.
Sol Is. Levy was rogistercd at the Law
Tor yesterday from New Orleans.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Carson have taken
apari nirnis at the Capitol for the winter.
Mrs. George w. Foster OF Dnllns is tho
guest OF Mrs. Jcff N. Miller OF 1917 Main
street.
Mr.. Presley X. Ewing has returned fresn
spending the summer out OF reach OF the
del que.
o IL. kirkland ana g. C. Russell of
Richmond. Texas. are stopping at the
Hutchins House.
Mr.. James Mecks. business manager
OF the Texas Magazine. published at Dali
lag. Is IN the city.
A. w. wilktrson, n wall known tner-
chant OF Alvin, pad a business visit TO
The city yesterday,
Mr.. w. l., Parkinson. general agent for
the Sabine Land and Improvement COM
pans, IS In tho city.
DR.. w Gum. a renowned physician
from Clinton. OntarSa, lis registered at
the Hubchips House.
Miss A. Macarthur OF New Orleans.
daughter OF the Southern Pacific sta
toner. was a guest al the Lawior last
night
Misses Rose and Alberta Fox, daugh-
tiers OF Mr., Henry Fox, returned yestcr-
day from tew months VISIT 10 New
York sgld some of the Eastern suBisner
|
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cOMPLInD ONLY IN rARr.

American Express Company Gave
Information About TcxaS Business.
The publication In yesterdays Post that
the American and United States Express
companies had failed to comply with the
State law regarding reports to be made to
the railroad commission furnished food for
discussion among the local representatives
The American company his complied In
part with the State law. having furnished
all the information asked about the busi-
ness done In Texas. but omitted saying
anything with reference to their lines out
side the State. Tho commissions Blanks
call for certain Information about the COM
riny's directory, tho holdings Ct stock.
capital, etc, in order that they will be en-
abled to properly consider the adoption OF
transportation rates and determine upon
other matters coming within their juris-
dfction.
The American company only operates in
Texas on tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
lines, while the United states company has
even l,ss. their only connection being With
the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas. The
stronger companies In the State the Wells
Fargo and the Pacific. have complied with
the law, considering 1t cheaper TO do so
than 20 80 into the courts. The law Ia In
q fair way TO be tested
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Captain cuinisn Of the houston ana
Texas Central was on the north emu OF me
line yesterday.
]. T. Mahl. superintendent Of mAinten-
snce and way of The southern Pacific weni
TO Louisiana yesterday.
Captain James Beaumont. general nye
stock agent for the Southern Pacific. will
leave this morning for San Antonio
The Houston and Texas Central yester-
day received a train OF twenty cars OF stock
from the Arsnsas Pass e,i route 10 CID
dings-
Z Conductor johnson Of the Missouri. Kan.
sas and Texas is able TO resume his run
between Hsastcn and Smithyills after an
attack Of cengue.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Yoakum and Travelling Passenger Agent
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- -. Nv - " y. b. ~ y IS
..,.. ne ,s..s sss'aSS onMrcn = notdn9 ~
Shtvuxh tnc WceA.
The regular hngh nye touralAmc and
uAnre Wal take place II the Lish1
uuaau SastsoSy toaiSh.
Western Union tetesswph oltsce for w.
lsrascltcn and Melton Smith.
Ransfoxx1 Chnptc<. CaNfer Eaatern Star
wils All 80 az Inc Massoslc temple tonisht a
s:D o'clock 10 meet the worthy ukatison *
the state
Mr.. ana Mra A A. Chamhcrs Of i7ta
l,1.lnson ,ttYs,. nsW sseloiclr,r over tho ar
rival OF a Young la,iy who will make their
home her fusurc rvs,sacncc.
4 !, 49,. ,..ss..,,,,.~ - 's'.,,..
.,. = ssicSt r,ns paniy neeueN ~ tne
strect. 60 cr0ss Ensnsiin avenue frSsn
Tho Hutchine Aoaisa cs,sy,er
1,ha ,,,s.ss,as.,.s q, .s,,'s,,,., Ia, 49,.
very mtesSsGng soc,s this cyenx,x y
s.n.ar..i M ,s,ss. ~, $500. seNa'
49,. ss-s y. - e~.'--'''SSS ete MssssH'
mo lsaAafss Aid society Of tho Second
stss,n.,r y,,, r''..ivn VIZ Eve YEA sn,s
u sS.eo - wy I<'S'ot. iSS aeA4nss ASo'iue.
Mrs. Suuicrs Of New York will give =
pAaipr tax on "ChriStian Sclelre Mind
h.su!llg Friday atternoon, the 18th, az
o.otx, At llW Lamar avenue. AN inter-
esteu arc corusaliy invited
There will be- = special mecting this
evenlsg AZ the Saivatlon Army barracks.
sllis Trdvis street. Motner Yates OF the
Srittes,tcn aoanc Will aduress the meet
ing. IN ashatgion to which there will be
some FOOD singing.
| Tho ladies auxiliary OF the Young
| Mea's Christian Association held their
| regular monthly sooal at the Young Mem
ClIglet!an Assooiatioe, parlors yesterday
afterno-n from 3 to 4, Delicious rcfreah-
ments were served, there was excellent
music, ana a large number were present.
| The Batson- Miller Star concert combi-
nation {colorci) will appear ut Wesley
| African Methodist Eplscopal chapel 10.
night at Tr.,aty church. ENoairth ward
| Friday ntgha. and at tho Mount Vernoa,
Methsdist Emsropaa church Saturday
night. Tho cuncerls begin at d. m. each
| evening
| 4 dry cosxfs merchant ri y,rest,n ,s,rse,
| Was nseS syS NJ is,s,ia', Ey,,a S,r x,,cas y
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pea Of III. wound.

Taylor. Texas. November I7.---John Gam
tle. reported yesterday al having shot him.
self accidentally the night before. died at
II o'clock last night lie will TO buried in
the city cemetery this afternoon at .
clock
William Harper, brakeman on the Katy.
While coupling cars In the yards here last
night, fell between the cars and was 10
severely injured that his leg had TO DO
amputated this morning.
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The Morgan Company Returns 10
Its Former Home.

Tho Morgan Company Returns TO
Its Former Home.
The officials of the Morgan Steamship
Line company yesterday promulgated or
ders for their vessels to abandon the GAL
weston route and go to Alglers. La, in-
stead, the quarantine situation having be-
come so modified that they are permitted
10 handle steamer freight in this drec-
tion from Louisiana. When the steamer
Ell Sol left New York several DAYS ago it
was directed to receive final orders at the
Mississippi river jetties, and was expect
cd there last night. She will be sent to
Algiers. Steamer Ell Rio, now at Galveston,
will be the last Morgan boat that touches
there for some time.
c.. w. Bein traffic manager for the
Huntington line, was seen yesterday by a
reporter for The Post with reference TO the
withdrawal of the Morgan line from GAL
Weston. He said:
THE order has been given for the Nor
gan line to touch at Algiers hereafter in
stead ct Galveston, and the steamship El
Rio Is loading now 10 leave the latter
ptlce. The delays incident 10 turning the
Morgan line boats to the Texas coast has
oiused our business to suffer very much,
being entirely chargeable, however, TO the
physical conditions surrounding the hand
ling OF the freight. We now ontilently
look forward TO the re-establishment OF our
prompt service to oil Texas points from the
seataard, which will consist OF three
steamers a week In and out of Algiers.
''We are under many obligations TO the
Wharf company at Galveston for the kind
treatment accorded us by the officials, and
what they have done for us is very much
appreciated. The great factors preventing
the further handling Of our business
through Galveston are the EXISTING physi-
cal conditions. which are so great that they
can not be overcome without delay"
What about the Sunset steamers"
"They will continue fer the present to so
to Galveston for cotton. l can not say how
many there will be. but II the crop is
large there will be quite number Of
them"
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po1f<y q ~ Houo1sa UnGl ~ WI
Tsxae wSre n N1ssveoovt yseasrday.
Hal wier, asaistant city Ticket Aoeat II
the Southern Pacific and Hou1ton ~no
TexN Central. who hSs been IN San Ante.
MO 9 relief AREN'T a the city cdice. ~
termed h<ms lest night II X. y \
- n. Leitnakcr. vice president ana GIN.
erAl superintepdent ~ ths Austin and
Nofthweatern. accompanied by J. A. Court
wright chief dAspakcher for tho Big EouS
a waneeh. H. and Mr, Eishev. chief dis
patcher TOR ~ AuattA and NorthWestsru,
were In the city yesterdsy. n route 70 0als
vcstoN rs 81 l2 q \ - NJ, T 81, SO
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RAILROAD BED ron TREsTLEs.
Supertnte ndent Lee of the Cent raj
secures Patent.

|
secures Patent.
j. NJ. Lee, superintendent OF the South
division of the Houston and Texas Central,
has secured patent on his invention
known to the Texas railroad as railroad
bed for trestlts." The application was
made last December. On the second day
of this month IL was granted. the papers
having been Issued few days ago
The invention related TO trestles provided
with roadbed OF ballast under and
in contact with tina crossties. II is well
known that a balssbed roadbed is prefer
able for the crcssties for the reason tha,
II affords more elastic support for the
rails than is the case where the crosstie1
nre supported directly ON the trestle
structure. Heretofore, however. trtetes
have not been generally provided with q
roadbed of ballast for The reason that al
CONSTRUCTED they have been very expensive
and not susceptible OF repair without de-
siroyibg the roadbed 10 such an extent al
to seriously interfere with the ordinary
traffic OF the -oaJ. Captain Lees inyeti-
ton oyercomes 4hese difficulties. ami In
ADDITION to being designed for entirely new
structures is also designed TO mest 'he re-
utiren.enfs OF reconstruction and renewal
Of ordinary trest.es on railroads For those
who have never seen the idea put TO use u
In explained that principal feature is n
guard rail running the entirv length OF the
structure on either side holding the road
bed In place. The gravel lis put upon the
trestie and packed and Is kept in condition
BY the section men as would the track.
which does away with the attention OF the
bridge gang.
large number OF the trestles OF the
Houston and Texas Central are equipped
according TO Captain Lees idea The tim
bars used are creoso.ed. rendering them
more substantial than bridges generally
are. All new tre<tIies on the road are being
rro,-ided with the gravel roadbed
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Dr. Whlte's Narrow Eacape.

colmesneii. Teyaa. November is.--As
Rev. Thomas Ward White was stepping
from the platform Of tho train on The
TEXAS and Sabine this morning hi foot
slipped. precipitsting him backwards
agaiust the tiinberr Cf the road ana pro-
ducing what seemed to be conctission q
the brain. He. however, sonp recovered
CONSCIOUSNESS. was lifted on the train and
went on his journey
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Married.

marriage OF Mr.. Charles Hugo Stadt-
y Mss Cora Ann Worth was SOL
~ Yesterday morning az the Second
Iran church. The ceremony was
t,seu oy Rev. ]. g. Tanner OF Nava-
Fsis,ed by Rev. q. q. Woodbridge,
OF the church. The groom is we'll
contractor of this city, and he and
Lue rave numerous friends, who con-
ne 'hem over the contamination OF
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I<s,ped BY thc Cars.

Crowley. Texas. November Yesterday
evening one James Kelly vas riding .
freight train out from Fort Worth to the
Ricknr 4 Lee camp. six miles north Of here,
and attempted to get on while the train
was running, and sclI off both OF his legs
we're cut on. The conductor cut the engine
loose from the train aud came here for
medical assistance. but the man was dead
when the doctor arrived.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-18
The Jasper sonthern.

Jasper. Texas November 1.-THE Jasper
Southern Us not much talked Of hut tho
enthusiasm OF the projectors has not wnncd
enc jot and they arc putting up first class
roadbed all along the line. President w.
J. B. Adams deserves great praise for HIS
indominable persevorancein pushing things
as he has, and he has two splendid iieuten.
ants In A. N. Stone and Able Adams, who
never leave Tie work. These three haNe
done more than all the rest put together
in putting the project to successful term
nation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-18
con,m.rc,nI Arenf Appotntcd.

J. e. Lei,h. general freight and paasen-
ger agent Of the Texas Midland, has Issued
cifculir announcing the appointment Of
..lexauaer s. yest as commercial agent
for the company, with headquarters az 81
Louis MIR. Vest rs a son OF the sFnior SEN
a(or from Missouri.
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Light Gnnrd Ennetlun.

The Light Guard will give one OF their
delightful informal entertainments tonight
at their arrnofy to their lady friends. A
high five tournament for both ladies and
gentlemen viii occupy the earlier part OF
the evening, the prizes TO be played foi
bsirg the Tustcn and Mitchell gold medals
Laser on excellent music for dancing Will
be furnished and a luncheon will be served
during the evening.
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The Dniia. Conference.

Dallas. Texas. November 17.--The Off
cials OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
spent most OF the day In conference with
II. g. Askew, H. S. spaneler and Il. NJ.
Underhill. auditors and representatives of
tho State railroad commission The ac-
counts Of tho road the commission desires
kept In Texas were carefully gone over,
and II Is reported a full agreement was
reached This means d5nble force OF
employees in the auditing department OF the
roads general offices in Dallas. The con-
ference will be continued tomorrow.
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Mr.. Green to nniII q Homc.

Dallas. Tcxas. November 16. .rresidsnt
e. H.. r.. Green of the Texas Midland stair
ed TO The Post correspondent tonight that
he would soon buili handsome residence
ia Terrell. When asked II he intended
to get wife to preside over the new
home ne replied. With laugh; That Is
one question / refuse 10 answer
II has been rumorei for months that
Mrs. Hetty Green lis soon to have a
daughter in-law.
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I,cs ring Postponed.

Austin. Texao November 17.--The hear
ing Of the matter OF rates Oh petroleum
cotton piece goods. sand. gravel aud salt
before the railroad commission was today
postponed until November ~.
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1,exaa city Cotton D,visions.

Austin. Texas. November l7.--Thc COM
plant Of the Santa Fe that 1t is required
TO pay too high a division on Texas City
business was taken up by the railway COM
mission today, the representative Of the
line contending that division OF 81 cents
per 100 pounds on cotton would be fair
proportion and that the present division
OF cents per 100 pounds was extortionate.
The Galveston Houston and Henderson
and Texas Terminal representatives op-
posed a reduction OF the division from to
3is cents, contending that they could not
perform the service for the latter amount.
The matter was taken under advisement.
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wake. Chnrgc To-day.

C. o Walker ths newly appointed clerk
in the office OF the International and Great
Northern. succeeding f. w. Vaughn, ar
rived Yesterday from GreenvllIe. Texas. He
has recently been connected with the llli-
nois Central as freight clerk and operator
at Cairo ILL., lie eaters his position to-
day.
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THE HOTELS.

Fl1o hho;rhI
RIVALS.
htes, $2.1 to
b p G r day.
X ty elegant
b m S, W / t h
b. l. a r g q
)ple rooms.
|trally iocut-
kBest accom-
faaons fer
Imercial men
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Effective today the Day Shore Lines nf-
ternoon passenger train Will leave Calves
tru at .. m. and arrive In Houston At
$50 D. m. instead OF $40 as heretofore.
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lining Room Re-Opened Monday,
November 1.
5crge 7. Reynolds. Chattanooga; G..
RThorp, Texas; r. l.. Whitehead, Tex
IS. Tw,tle. SAN Antorto NJ. A. Rich
! Texas: II. V. Reeves, New York;
bard Schift, New York: w. III. Groot,
York; c. C. Everett. Richmond, Va. /;
Bsnlon. Baltimore. John A. Caplen,
teston. j Zineman, New York; j. s.
kord. Texas; s. Epstein, Phlladel-
Morris LANCE, Cincinnati, Ohio: A..
Eneed, Memphis; +. l.. Schumpert,
%; w. l.. Parkinson, Sabine Pass; j.
Eravens. Dallas; r. w. Patterson,
BIS; John r. Aldeloff, Dallas; A. w.
{een. Texas; Il. p. Latham. Texas;
Ritter. Philadelphia, Pa. Phil Car
and wife, Texas; A. Wheatfield,
kde,phla, Pa; j. w. Coody, New
!; Samuel Hallandcr. Cincinnati.
!: John Hoen, Baltimore; Ed Cohn,
icsion w. g. Griffin. Chicago; G. A.
ons. Texas; Charles Jennings. St.
>; G. II. Guearinger and wife, Texas;
de STUDIES. Galveston; s. d. Clopp,
York: NJ, O. Johnson. Louisville;
les IL. Elliott, Dallas l.. ". Nc
Ch.cago: He A. Lang, Cincinnati.
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g $1,000 p eeo6sstrasi0 = e1,sv>, 80.
caplea. becanse Is d,d r,nR kSiIev~ 4! ~
evarfng The nilfOads to reslbrE sne !, M
9! nee services but. since ooncenkyaiins n
snned cotton was pelmit&ed he belisved
ssete WAS some merit u The Application
~ me round bale people In % IL e "a
49, concerned. hs woold sueet6t that az
minimrm weight of : CT loaA u esed cot :
eon % nxed At $1,000 pounds ah6 that a
Pc cent q the rats b the lint cotton rate
sno that ~ per cent Of tho rate Be The
less than car load cotton seed rate. n.
AZ the conclusion Of Mr.. Jones rernsrkr
Chairman Reagan announced that the mai.
YER would BE- taken under advlsement.
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|. LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND saps
IN DAY. JAMES LAWl.Ok PRO.

ID. Crary. Beaumont; r. w. Cowling,
Pm; A. NJ. Dent, Chicago: NJ. b..
+, Dalton; +. Farnsworth, Cuero; A..
beaumont; James Beaumont. Vic
y z. Cain, Houston. Il. C. Judge,
kyil,e. j. A. Underwood. Dallas: J..
4ePinn. Mexico: Jake Mitchell. Ky:
!. Levy, New Orleans, La; S. Myers,
Pr: Miss A. McArthur. New Orleans;
|fthur Wilkinson, Blooming Grove;
NJ. Go,dsmsh New Orleans, j. A.
rs. San Antonio; w. S. Shaw. San
n,o: I G, Woollan, Dallas; IL. H..
fNay, st. Louis. II. G. Pitts. Gal
"a: j, P. ODonnell, New York; w.
aihews aud Wife, Gslveston: r.. L..
per, Chicago. Emil Levy. Matamor-
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4. Grimes, city: Lee Renfro, city:
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THE SOUTHWESTERN GROUP.
The following Is the statement and COM
parison OF the October earnings Of the
Southwestern group: