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BAPTISTS ADJOURNED.
CLOSING SESSION WAS At TIMES
VERY STORMY.
stiil some Talk of Secession, hut
IL Is Not Likely to Amount
to Much.

San Antonio. TEXAS November 9.--Tbe
Baptist general convention of Texas I'D
1ourned today after lengthy and at times
stormy session. 1t was the largest and
most momentous convention ever held by
the denomination in this State aud has re-
suited In averting-for many years, at
least-all danger OF disruption of the
church. There is still talk OF a secession
movement, but no serious results are autle-
ipated.
AT this mornings session large number
of reports and resolutions were adopted.
Waco was selected as the next place OF
meeting and the Friday before the second
Sunday in October in 1925 fixed rs the
time.
The credentials committee recommended
that neither OF the Two sets OF messengers
from Oak Cliff church be seated because
the report stated tina. the church was ia Il
state OF disorder The committee re-
ported in favor OF The messengers from the
old Meridian association and sustained the
challenge of the votes of the delegates rep
resenting the new and rival association OF
the same name Both reports were adopted.
After adopting the usual resolutions on
temperance, Sabbath observance and thanks
the convention closed with prayer by the
venerable DR.. Rufus C. Bureson.
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Decd Of trust mt Manor.

Manor. Texas, November 81. w. Bit.
ting. for twenty years the leading merchant
here. filed deed of trust for tho benefit
of creditors, J. II. Hill trustee. Assets
about $4,000; liabilities not known. but
much lees; list Of preferred creditors not
given out.
Austin. Texas, November 9.---J. w. hit
ting, doing a general merchandise business
at Manor. this county. filed dcpd OF trust
today for the benefit Of creditors. naming
J. 70. Hill as trustee. Preferred creditors
To the amount OF $4,000 are named The
largest creditors live in Austin: the Austin
National bank is preferred for $4,000 on
note and $500 on open account; John Bre-
moTd and Nelson Davis, Wholesale grocers.
for s27l0 and $4,000 respectively. and MN.
Blooer and d. Il. Eppright OF Manor for
$4,000 and $2l4b respectively. Aside from
this the Austin National bank IL secured
With note with approved security
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Galveston. Texas. November 9,--The
courts all report busy day, but no cases
OF puNic interest were disposed Of In
the Federal court. before Judge Bryant,
some unimportant orders were entered in
The case of Matthew Drohan against the
steamship Portland for something over $500
wages was put on trial. In the criminal
district court before Judge Gavin, w, G.
Stevenson, colored, was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. His twin broth
tor. Bum Stevenson, was found not
guilty of the same charge. James VII
hams. colored chicken litter. made a sneak
on thirteen chickens. and was tried today
and sentenced to thirteen months in the
county Jail for his trouble. In the ease of Il.
Gary. charged with libel, verdict OF not
guilty WIS rendered
In tho civil district court the case OF
Night Yardmaster Bottom against the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson railway
fer $4,000 damages, was concluded and
given to the jury about o'clock. II had
been on trial since last Friday.
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LEE COUNTY COURT.
Several Convictions, several of
Them for Murder.

Giddings, Texas. November s,--Dstrict
court is still in session. and II VIII take tho
balance Of the week to finish. The GRIM
ipal docket was taken up last Monday, the
fist case bsing the State VS.. Mack Truitt,
charged with killing Wash MINI Deem
Der "A, 1896; the defendant pleaded guilty
10 murder in the second degree and was
given seven years. George Williams.
charged with burglary, Pleaded guilty and
was given two years In each Of two cases.
Gilbert Lewis, charged with assault to
murder. was given four years.
Charles Hugo Soholz, charged with KILL
ing August Farrak in 1894. and who. after
escaping 10 Central America, came back To
Houston. where he was arrested short
time since, WIS found guilty OF murder IN
the second degree and given thirty-nve
years.
Ira Hart, charged with the murder OF II.
~ Cunningham near Lexington. December
%, 1926, was arraigned last Friday; the
State having failed TO make Its case, the
prosecution was dismissed
The case OF the State VS.. Joe Robinson
was called this morning. and after some lit-
tie delay. both parties announced ready FOR
trial The defendant Is charged with mur-
dering C. G. Dement, in March 1897 This
case is being holly contested. Messrs Ben
Rogers and John Mathis of BRENNAN are
assisting in the prosecution and Messrs.
Rector. Harris and Watson represent the
defense
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an TrlnI for MURDER.

Sherman, Texas. November s.--Tbe case
OF the State OF Texas vs.. l.. $. Bolenius.
charged with the murder OF Frank Me-
Nicely. is on trial IN the district court. The
tragedy behind this case occurred In Deni-
son during last May. Both parties to II
were in the employ a tho Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company and the kill
ing was the result Of defendants running
an engine against a cur containing the
dishes and outfit OF the construction gang.
Of which deceased was foreman. In the
fight that followed It Is alleged that Bolsni-
US drew his pocketknife and stabbed Me-
Nicely. killing him. The,case WIS tried In
the last term OF the criminal court and re-
suited In ah ung jury. eleven OF The jury
men standing for ncquittal. Today was
spent in selecting jury and examining as
witness the physician who attended the
deeeased 'Uf.1
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lowing real estate transfers have been re-
corded for the week ending November o..
Henrietta scharr 70 Ernst seharfr, in
terest In so acres, Sanford Woodward
league. other considerations and 1890
Errst scharn to Willis Scharff, 50 acres
Sanford Woodward league. other consldera-
tons and $1,000.
Henry Sternberg to VIM. Hold, 2 1-3
acres u. Gordon league. $40.
VIM. Hold and wife to Henry Sternberg,
Ia acres u. Gordon league, $9o.
Henry Quebe TO Fritz Schulze, 20 acres
John H. Alicorn one-fourth league. 1909
X. s. Booker and wife to Henry H. Book
err, lot In Brenham. $780,
/ / D. Afieck. BY shertn. 70 A. Wange-
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ki,,cd wien n Ui,Iiard cue.

Ballinger. Texas November o. - News
reached here this evening of the killing OF
Jim Hutchinson by Ed Good at Robert Lee,
Coke county, thirty five miles west OF here.
Particulars are meager, but ii appears from
reports received that the fight came up over
a game of pool and Hutchinson tried 10
stab Gcoi with knife and the latter struck
him with billiard cue, from the effects OF
which he dtsd early this morning. Both
parties once resided at this Place and are
well known and highly respected citizens,
Hutchinson leaves a wife and three small
children. Good is in Jail.
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whiteeapping In Fails County.

Lott, Texas. November s.--several prorni
nent landlords of this section have had no.
tices placed on their gate posts reading
about as follows:
You are hereby notified that II your land
is rented for money rent another year. We
will burn your tenant houses and SOW your
farm in johnson grass.
Five Hundred Tenants"
These notices vary. showing they wero
not written by the same person. Other no
tces are found at The homes OF many ten
ants giving them warning that they may
expect floggipg and being burned nut II
they pay standing rent another year There
DOS not seem TO be any uneasiness mani
Tested on the part III any save some coll
ored folks and few whites.
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STOCK TRAIN WRECKED.
Two IRA inmen Hurt and Many Cat
tIe Killed,

Fort Worth, Texas, November ga Sc
rious freight train wreck occurred on a
bridge near Benbrook en- the Texas and Pa
oific road. ten miles west of Fort Worth, at
an early hour this morning. The bridge
was being repaired and heavy timber MAS
carelessly left by The side of the rails. In
some manner the timber struck cattle car,
turning five Of the loaded cars into the ra-
vine below. Many of the cattle were killed
and brakeman named David England was
buried beneath the wreck, bnt he miracu-
lousy escaped with OILY bally mashed
leg Fireman Perkins was also badly in
jured by jumping from his engine The loss
of cattle is quite heavy.
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mann, SO acres s. NJ. williams league.
$500
Ben Grehe and wife 10 Henry Quebe. half
Interest in cotton gin aud ! acre. hector
Clay league $1,000
j. II, Watkins et al TO J. 7. buchanan,
1897 acres VIM. Gates league, $5S7h.
DR., l.. Laglc aud wife to VIM. Goessler.
lis acres A. Robinson half league. $2700.
+, w. Wood to w, III. Billingslea, I lot
In Brenham $3.50,
The ladies OF the Maccabecs Will tender
Mrs, w 7. Bah rcceptic~ at the resi-
denco OF Mrs. S. Epstein tonight prior to
her departure for Ardmore. Mrs Bali 10
nn enthusiastic Indy Maccabee and the re-
cepiion to be rendered her is deserved
compliment.
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FEWER FREE PASSES.

When Major Bacr took charge Of the
Galveston street railway company AS re-
ceiyer he found formidable list OF dead
heads who were extensively patroniaing
the street cars at dead loss TO the COM
pany. The major went to work early TO
revise this list and his troubles followed
thick and fast upon the application Of
his pruning knife. Many and varied were
the reasons advanced why this man and
that should not be cut OFF from free trans
portation. But the major has his own
ideas about these things Is operating the
property under she direction OF the court
for the benefit OF parties at interest and a
dead head now has 20 he able to read n
ride for nothing.
Beyond declaring that The dead head
list was a most formidable atfair when
he took charge Of the property, Major
Baer declined TO discuss the matter
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

y. Il. Stanclaffe and u. G. Cook, Of the
editorial forco OF the Railway News, spent
the day here from Houston.
Or Fred Burkey. the veterinary surgeon,
SAYS the horse epidemic is still on, there
being but little abatement in the number
Of npw cases.
The Gulf and Interstate railroad has
been, making some additions to the rolling
stock, two new engines being the latest
things received.
DR., William Folstotter OF Dallas. who
has been at the Sealy hospital sick with
tlengiie, has recovered and expects to re-
sumo his work in day or two.
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Horse Disen.e Remedy,

Brazoria. Texas, November s.-About
fifty head OF horses and about fifteen head
Of mules have died In this section OF the
county They continue 10 die all the time
and so far nothing has been found sue
cessfuI remedy In all cases. The following
has been given with success in some cases:
one pint a nsatsfoot oil with ten drops OF
croton oil In It. Repeat IN two hours u
bowels do not move. II second iose does
no, have desired effect follow IN two hours
with one pound OF soda. In connection with
this blister back Of head with turpcntine.
also lOiug,
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RAD roR rIsnERMEN.

Fishing IN the bay has been interfered
with to a certain extent, as will be seen
by the following order issued BY Lieu
tenant Richie stationed. here
Galveston. Texas, November s.--Until
further orders all permits To use the
United States track and fish between Ninth
street and Station leo, south jetty, are re-
voked Permission is granted to every
one to use the beach, front of government
reservation. as n roadway to south tetsy
east Of Station 100. and to fish on south
jetty east of said station No more hute
will be- allowed to b. built or damage OF
any kind permitted on government reser-
walton. by order of Lieutenant G. 5.
Richie. corps Of engineers, u S. A.. officer
In charge.
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Tended in jail.

Corpus Christi, Texas, November 9.-An-
dres Trevlnc, a Mexican, was arrested mere
yesterday on a charge of theft of animals
by Deputy Sheriff Riggs and landed in jail
to await the action of the grand jury.
Domingo Cresantes, charged with the
Outrage OF his 9-year-old niece, was given
an examining trial before Justice Dunn
Yesterday and bound ever to the grand
jury without bail
The horse disease tepizootic) has
reached Nueces county. "Parson" Clayton
reports some horses at Juan Saens' ranch
as effected with the disease, but there is
70 signs Of the disease around Corpus
Christi
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont. r. Myers, Texas
City, C. II. Barnett. New York; Sam Fry
Austin. w y. Ellis, James M. Sullender
philadelphia; r. n Nelson, Waxahaehie'
/. p, Nibbie. Port Lavaca; ID. j. Smith
Houston. w f. lIeirtt, Palestine; G. a.
Rolsion. Baltimore; II. @, Askew Tyler
w Thompson. Fort Worth w. II. BOY
kin philadelphia C. n. Townsend. Hous-
ton; E s. Dundy and wife, Omaha. J. w
Reighley. Milwaukee; p. ~. etoneclin, ".
G. Cook. Houston; Robert q. West, Austin
f. Il. Vineyard. Palestine; l.. d. Caldwell
Mt. Pleasant George l.. Fitzwilfams'
Forepaugh a. Sells circus.
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Granbury, Texas. November s. - The
Cumberland Presbyterian church WAS ded-
Gated yesterday at the II a. IN. service, the
pastor, Rev. c. G. Mcconnell, preaching the
sermon, while Rev. LaclSey performed the
dedication service. About three years since
the congregation began building, and now
they have a nice building. which IL really
credit 20 the congregation. Rev, Lackey
is the financial agent OF the Trinity uni
versity, and win remain here n few days
and conduct series OF meetings in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Rev Hough, Presbyterian minister
from 0lney, H., preached an able sermon
In the Methodist church last evening.
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is JAILED At HEMPSTEAD.
{. A. Marsh Is Placed There FOR
Safe Keeping.
WAS HUNTED BY SEVERAL POSSES
Attempted to Assault Two of His
Wife's sistcrs--Ilns Been In the
Insane Asylum Three Times.

Navasota, Texas November a.--The fol-
lowing message was received by telephone
this morning from Anderson:
Every man In this town who has horse
or can get ono has gone out on n hunt for
G. A. Marsh and IL is confidently expected
that he will be captured some time today"
The cause of this excitement and turmoil
is the actions OF the hunted man. Ycster-
day he left his home, saying he was going
to Bodias. lie Went 10 Prairie Plains and
told Miss Nellie Gibney, HIS sister in-l law,
that her mother and sister were sick and
wanted her. sho believed what he SAID
and got In a buggy with him 10 come.
When they had proceeded several miles,
he turned from the regular road, she pro-
tested strongly. and the further he went
the stronger she protested. lilo made im-
proper proposals TO hor. and when they had
turned Into another Anderson road, ana
were about four miles from town, he be-
came violent She jumped from the buggy
and he followed ana caught her and COM
,ncnced to choke her, when her screams
called an old negro woman to her rescue,
and Marsh ran away. Miss Gibney WAS
brought 10 town IN II wagon this morning.
considerably the worse for the Incident,
but not badly hurt.
FROM tut bHtllt Vi NHt hboFt tStsiDiut
Marsh went To the fouse OF his father in
law Mr.. Gibney. near Anderson, aud en-
tered the sleeping room Of another OF his
sisters in law, Mas Mamie Gibney. He
was In the room when she discovered him
and her calls quickly brought the fathrr.
Marsh made a hasty exit aud WAS cbpsed
around tho house q couple Of times. aud
then made for the woods His shoes ami u
parcel of Miss NelleB clothes were found
at the front gate and this morning n razor
was found in the yard
Marshs wife was n Miss Gibncy, and he
was once adjadged insane.
Later.M Marsh was captured this forenoon
by Sheriff G. T. Scott in an old field above
Anderson, and, mob being In hot pursuit
the officer left his horse and otruck through
the country afoot. taking his prisoner by
the same conveyance
II Is thought that tho sheriff iB headed
for Bryan, maybe intending To reach that
point via MIilican.
Most OF the posses have returned to An
dersUn and as neither of the young Indies
are injured, they seem to be Satisfied 10
let the matter drop and the law deal out
punishment for the offense against society.
Marsh was brought 10 Navasota this
evening by the sheriff and taken to Hemp
stead for safe keeping. He has been three
times In the insane asylum, has a brother
who has been there three times and Els
ter died there.
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board -u'a
Colonel 4 NJ Campbell Of Palestine Is IN
the city ct the Hotel Saige.
General r. r. Smythe Of Plainylew.
Texas. Is visiting the capital.
secretary Of State Madden and wife have
zone 20 their old home in Crockett, Hous-
con county. for ten days visit.
large delegation Of the Baptist breth-
rem. who have been in session q, So,, a.,
ionic. are today taking In the capital
Lieutenant Governor Jester left ,odav a,
the noon train for Abilene, where he ross
up. au iouuo-
Mr.. e. A. Taft Of Houston, supcrintena.
ent OF the Wells Fargo Express ccmranv
Is IN the city on business. stopping at the
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AssIGNMENT AT pENMAN.

Fisher Il Carter Bros, dealers in genera
merchandise at Denman. a village in I
county. also assigned. Assets $9279.
liabilities se073.li. distributed MS follows
Padgitt Bros, Dallas. s22.44: Mrs. M.
Coniey, Smith county, st20.55; G. o. NJ.
Tin. Smith county. s3i5.60; Goodwin Cloth
Ing company. Jancsyille. Ind, $79; Miller
e. Worlcy Tobacoo company. st. Louis. $40:
Nathan d Matinchine. Dallas. si01.0l |:
Bloom, Conn e. Co., Cincinnati $3.50. 90:
Huey & Phelp, Dallas. s324.02; Schneider,
Davis g. Co. Dallas. s032.65: Sanger Bros.
Dallas. s3277.24; Terrell Milling company.
Terrell. s6074 total s6o73.il. Assets
Stock OF goods. $3.50; face OF notes and ac-
counts, 5000.
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AN ASSIGNMENT.

Below y Co., II firm composed OF @. #.
Below and w. Pilley. dealers IN general
merchandise made general assignments
asscts estimated at $4,000 autf liabilities
at s73a6.S5. distributed as follows;
Schneider. Davis Il Co.. Dallas. 5000; sau-
ger Bros, Dallas, $1,000; H. 3. Mittenthal,
Dallas $i62. Borcn & Stewart, Dallas, $50;
padgitt Bros, Dallas. $3.50; Howell Bros.
Dallas, Sis; T. ID. Matthews 4 Co., Dali
las, s6o95; w. Il, craddock. Dallas. $3.50:
John u. Owens. wills Point, $500; II. +.
Goodnight, Wills Point, $500; Teel Bros.
Wills Point. rent. $500; sed Waters, Wills
Point $3.50: y, & NJ. Stern, New York.
sli3; william Morse, New York. $i3S0;
Graham Paper company, st. Louis, 1850:
Jackson Wooden Mills. jackson, Tenn,
st7o.25; Strawnburg- Cross Co.. st, Louis,
S57.J5: Swami -Abram Hat company Louis
vile. $3.50: w. r. Taylor. Shreveport, S27
Imperial Manufacturing company. New Or
leans. $50; Isrelichs q Boidt, New Orlcanj
$iI2, Richards Tobacco company. Hendersoa
KY, $685. Bray Il Landrum Louiayille. Ky
1906; sehwab Clothing company. st. Louis
s1033SO Bradley, Metcalf a. Co., Milwaul
kce, 500. total S7398.35
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victoria Fair Postponed.

victorsr. Texas. November loving TO
the hard rain last night, which rendered
the track too heavy for racing and made II
otherwise very disagreeable, the manage
ment deferred the opening OF the Fair un-
III tomorrow, when today's programme will
be carried out In full. IL was also decided
to keep the Fair open Saturday The
grounds were free 10 every one today ana
there was a large crowd out. Tbe weather
promises 10 be clear and pleasant tenor
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Cuero. Texas November 9.---An old negro
by the name OF Albert Wilkens was found
dead this morning in the yard where he
was living He was well yesterday even
ing Mr.. Banks, at whose house he was
living, had occaeion to go into the yard this
morning about o'clock and found him
dead
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Bolton, Texas. November s.-News has
Just reached town that Hon. T. NJ. soape,
prominent farmer in the western part of
the county, was badly beaten about the
face and head and one OF his shoulders
broken by one OF his tenants. who attacked
him last Saturday. He Is In a very critical
condition. Mr. soape has always been
prominent in politics.
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Grand Chapter o. r.. s,

San Antonio. Texas. November s.-The
grand chapter OF Texas Of the Order OF the
Eastern Star convened here tonight with a
large attendance After listening 10 ad-
dresses of welcome and the reading OF for
NAL reports the grand chapter adjourned
until tomorrow.
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nurg,nr. Made a IInnI.

Cieburne, Texas, November ~ The drug
store OF W. A, Prestridge Co. at Alva-
RADIO was burglarized last night, the thieves
securing 5000 worth OF jewelry, cutlery,
spectacles etc.
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Gainesville. Texas. November s.--Mr. r.
s. Mason OF Lindsay, five miles west Of
this place. died OF Iockjaw at ~ O'Clock yes
tcrday. Mr.. Mason stuck tack In his
foot several days ago. and this caused his
untlmeiy death
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CHICKEN SHOW.

f Preparations are being made
pond annual show of the Austin
d Pet Stock association, which
December 10 and close On the
December IS. The first show
pis association was held here last
Pnd was success, and The sec
$ expected TO be even a greater
elation has employed the services
n. Heinrich VT Jacksonville. H..
this gentleman being a recog-
Prity on poultry. Premiums will
Pn the percentage plan and the
|ill mol be touched for any
Pse until all premiums are paid.
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BIG TRUST DEED FILED.
OLDEST FrWM AT MANOR, WITH As.
SETS OF EIGHTY THOUSAND.
Two Others at wills point.--A Firm
at DenmRn Also surrcnders.
Assets Exceed Liabilities.

Wills Point. Texas, November 9.Thomp-
son n Mckinney, general merchandise, gave
a deed OF trust to-day. John Il. Owens trus-
tee; class A to be paid in full, amounting
TO $4,000: class TO be paid pro rata,
amounting to 1900.
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The best saIve in the world Tor OuI1,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. yovoP
Soren, letter. Chapped Hands, Ckf1haIna.
Corns and all Skin and Er,ptiene, ~ pootS
lively cures Piles or - .pay ssQryp1 n ~
guaranteed TO sivs perf1e ~ -
money refunded. Price 1t ceQ1o Doi- r.
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SECURED A LEASE.

Nv. II. Salge, proprietor OF the
in this city, has obtained : new
I'VE years on the hotel building
PED by him. and will at once be
y improvements. He will con-
Few and commodious office and
pm for the greater convenience
US, enlarge the dining room and
\ improvements that will make
ass Motel in evary sense o. the
strictly up 10 date. Mr.. Salge's
az a caterer is known all over
Is as high us that of any hotel
} State.
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Texans Pensioned.

Issue Of October 25--original, Jacob BAD
del. Thompson; original widow. etc. Justa
a. zepeda, calaveras: Mexican war widow.
Jane Riley Greenwood. IN