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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
ANDERSON DEED OF TRUST.
Considerable Property Mas Trans
fcrred to the Trustee.
A GREAT PIANO TRUST PROPOSED
Fnctoric. aud Advertising Are to
he Concentrated at u saving of
Many Milton Dollars.

Bronnrm, Texas, November 2s. :. The
deed OF trust filed In the county clerks Of
flee by II. X, Anderson laat evening, men
toned briefly IN the press Ia addition to
conveying to H. II. Wilson OF Nayasola Tor
the benefit of preferred creditors his entlre
stock OF goods In Nayaspta, Including ipr-
nituro aud fixtures. accounts, notes. mort
cages, icua. etc, also twelve head Of cat
tie. ten horses. eight mules, Two puSgics
and Two Wagons. also conveys r"nl estate
ns follows, An undivided ouc-halt interest
In seventy five acres vi land In inis conii-
ty known as The j. j, Myatt ,iontstusti .
seventy acres on the west bank II the
BRACES In this county, less forty acres sod
TO George W. Wilsoai; three brick store
houses and lots In the town or Washington :
los acres OF lagd In Crimes county, TWO
lots In Nayasotn and two rock store houses
In Nayapcta.
The creditors mentioned IN the iIrstru-
mcnt are: u. "a. Lang. $3.50. Joe Wilson.
$3.50, Carey Wade, Sio0. Neal 81 Boone,
$500; w. K. Allen. sl2C Wilson y Harris,
500; @. H. Spencer, $3.50; y. ~ Baxter
bank of Navasotn sIh.lei,9S; Swltnn-
Abram Hat company, Louisville, Ky, sia.,
W. u. Cleveland 4 Co., Houston. s2OOi ~
tai s17oiI.Ds.
one OF the Instruments died here sets
out the transfer by X. Il. Anderson 10
Frank Myhtt OF William Penn, Tor titoe.
amount due him "and fnrther consideration
OF thies notes executed by Frank MynF
payable 10 my order, two Of said notes,
$500 due February /. 1898. and april ].
1898. another note for $4,000 due December
20. stock OF goods and accounts due eaid
store, wares and merchandise now In lny
store in town OF William Penn"
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{ ~ ia aiu2 u I'l
s.c1s wee lstted. Va: h. VoisSic n
:, .ceel.cny, " FAjt John Bofus1Syfsfv IN
Ffsnk siAvenaba, who reported 81 1nita,, = !.
Hesolvea. l. That every reryasr shsl ui> 800
Tor part OF tho crop only: thst = 80 ~
one fourth Of cotton and one thirI = cc NJ
= Every landlord snail kssher M o., !,
corn OF pay the renter Tor katherine ss,,,e
=. We further request thai no rsrtsr
shall rent for money rent. $500
= Every rentcr obllgates hInself MN
his honor that he will cultivate tbs. = a
rented by him In farmer-like manner
Q. Every renter h now requested 10 ask
MIS- landlord to rent him hts land Tor part
crop rent. ~ "a
g. Also. we kindly ask all other uasiona,,.
work. 49,
Z. We ask that every renter shall slun
these resolutions and obligate himself that
he wall fulflli and be guided by same.
.. In case a renter shall rent for money
rent he shall be looked upon with con-
tempt by all renters as we'll as BY mer-
chants q
The above resolutions. as translated from
the Bohemian language, were adopted by
unanimous vote and signed by Nj Mikes.
president; J, Stoubal. secretary: r. vo-
ienta, r. Skalichy. v. Fajt, John Bohusla-
vischy, Frank Slayanaba and SIXTY eight
others. when the meeting adjourned.
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A Gin Dynnmitcd.

Gainesville, Texas. November 22.-some
unknown persons tried to destroy the gin
q ]. Murphy al Leo. town a few miles
west OF hero. Saturday morning stick
OF dynamite was placed In the boiler, which
exploded when the fire was built next day.
damaging the boiler TO a considerable ex-
tent and ahe masonry which supported y.
Fortunately no one WAS hurt. as nobody
was near the boiler when she explosion oc-
cured
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rood for Repairing Health,

ITO keep In proper health. and DO With
out medicine" says doctor, food should
be taken IN proper proportion. II a mat Is
health has been wrecked through his pro-
fession. or by any other cause, II is not 20
much medicine as proper food that is re-
CURED.
"A man should keen himself IN good
health without holiday of any kind u he
studies his diet. He should take about NO
parts of repair food, such as meat, eygs
milk, cheesc-or, In the vegetable kingdom.
the old peas, beans and lentils--to three
parts of carbonaceous food. such as white
bread. potatoes, rice, butter, cream and
fats OF all kinds.
Then he must take n certain amount OF
bulky or watery vegetables, such AZ lei
tuco, spinach, cabbage. onions, and also
the fruits In making out a daily ration.
some Light dish should first be taken slow
", TO prepare the stomach for The food
that is to follow; then meat or It's equiv
a
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dress is with Il perfso'ly plain skirt, With
full godet back, the fulluess being well
pushed toward the middle OF the back
The waist is also perfectly plain with a
suggestion of blouse at the front, This
loose front is called by some pouch
front. TO distinguish II from a blouse waist,
which is ''ponched" all around.
a very delicate trimming for s,rch
waist consists OF bani OF Irish point Lace
laid across the front. The sleeves can also
be of Irish point over plain black silk IL
desired, or they can he of the striped silk.
AT the shoulders there are plaits of chit
fon.
The collar, belt and shoulder bows are
OF black velvet, but these can be taken off
later and sapphire blue velvet substituted.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
CONsIDERABLE ACTIVITY IN real
ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Athletic Club Has Begun Arrange
ments for the Big Christmas Dali.
Mrs. kane's Funeral.

Brenham, Texas, November 23.--The fol-
lowing real estate transfers have been re-
corded for the week ending November IS.
Eversberg & Williams to T. A. Low 6
Sons, one lot in Brenham, s65.
e. Mueller and wife to H. Knitted. l24
acres David Ayres league, 81.
Miss Mary Rippetoe to r. e. Luhn. one
lot in Brennan, 5000.
II. KNITTED to b. Mueller. 124 acres David
Ayres league, $4,000.
j. T. Lott to Charlie jain, 20 acres n.
Byrd league. sl25s.
August Kieke and wife 10 @. S. Ralston.
one lot in BRENNAN, $3.50.
w. A. Dallas TO Aaron Ferguson. 1856
acres S. r. Miller league, 1901.
Nj. Endel 10 John Leake. 10 acres Joseph
Horbour league, S226.
w. A. Wood TO c. II. Eddy, one lot In
Brennan, $1,000.
w. b. Morris to Robert Vann, Sc acres In
Washington county, SS75.
y. j. Burton and wife 10 G. B, Everett,
23l acres Thomas Ward league. s24o0.
w. G. Lireconib tolG w. Daye, II acres
NJ. A. Early league, sl063.
w. C. Lipscomb to Louis Parker. 1923
acres NJ. A. Early league, s1536
August Hold and wife to Henry Stern
berg, 113 acres f. Gordon & w. Il. ALI
corn league, Se260.
Emily Whitener 10 August Werner, So
acres Sam Hinch league, s2535.
j. W. Dallas and wife to Fritz Cooking.
1926 acres William Bridges league, s3l62.
T. A. Low e. Sons to James Van Buren,.
one lot in Brenham, $3.50.
Lewis Parker and wife to Thomas Elliott.
GO acres Mary Ann Early league. $s1S.
Anderas Bulls and wife to Fritz Prizes
meyer, 3l2 acres S. NJ. Williams league.
sS972.
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fLuiing Locals.

Iulng, Teas. November 2s--While load
ing cotton at the Clear Fork gin bale
fell from wagon on Henry Larremore,
crushing his Ghost In
Mrs. May Foster, widow OF Captain May
Foster formerly OF San Antonio, Is dying
at the residence OF her son-in-iaw. s. A..
Orchard.
Mre H. NJ. Cooper OF Falls City fell
from a hack at belmont yesterday and
fractured her arm
The rush OF cotton has Stacked UP. A
number of foreign buyers left and the
market " very quiet Pecans still como
In In large quantities Of the nest grade.
The ruling price "a ! liz cents per pound.
which hardly pays for gathering.
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the Beaumont Port Arthurites THIS morn
ing. Tho correspondent sent q dispatch 70
his paper saying that the pittsburg ana
Gulf railroad was preparing 10 buiid .
wharf al Mesquite Point. ten miles below
Port Arthur. for the purpose OF using 'hilt
pblce as Its harbor The beanmont AZ
tachcs Of Port Arthur, VINO uresirhe 10
know tho different plans Of the yorlous de-
partmcnts OF the Kansas City. Flttsnurg
and Gulf Railroad company. ray The ITEM
IN question was erroneous and that 'nsead
OF building wharfs at Mesquite. the Pee
Gee people were simply making irepora-
lions to- put several more dredges at work
on tho Port Arthur channel. MESQUITE
Point Is at the head of tho twenty-iouF 1901
channel in Sabine pass and 1t mas orly
been a few months since tho Pee DE. or
Port Arthur company, secured rontroi OF
between 700 and 800 feet OF land fronting on
the channel at this point.
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MlsnE's AN IDEA.
a ChantiIIy shawn ON white SAITH
for mn Opera Cton1S.

~
for nm Opera Cloak.
Surely no one can say this season that
there's nothing new under the sun--what
greater novelty could be asked than this
affair which / am going to describe? 1t
resembles nothing which we wear or which
u Jacket, nor a bolero--it is an originality
an idea which has come upon us by sur
prise.
From the classic shawl of Chantilly one
OF the first couturriers has fashioned de-
licious vestment for leaving ball rooms or
the opera. He takes this very ugly shawl,
appliques It upon white ground and lines
ii In pretty colored silk.
Tho neck and shoulders are these OF a
street cloak with an artistic collar OF chin
chilla, or OF marton. For trimming u
ruching OF mousseline de sole or of ribbon.
The whole effect is exquisite.
Cloth and velvet are the successes OF the
moment. Many black gowns are seen
frightened UP by belt. reyers and pas-
tron In bright coions. A light coiored slk
IL usually chosen violet, sky blue and the
like--for the foundation skirt. ana wnen
this appears In flashes as one walks. a KAY
touch is impaired to the toilet. Then there
N the new ruch something OF broom,
which is now placed on the border Of a
cloth skirt.
One of these gowns In block cloth was
arranged over a foundation SKIRT Of violet
taffetas. The blouse, covered with incrus-
tations, was broken all the way down upon
the left side showing n set-in piece OF
violet velvet. At the waist a ceinture In
violet velvet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
YER WORRIES FOR LocKHARr.
fhise for Thirty Years Has
Been Given Out.

Fhise for Thirty Years Has
Been Given out.
part, Texas. November 2S.-The city
entered into writtcn contract yes
|wth George A. Griffin and his asso-
|ior the erection, construction and
F'ance OF a firEt-class system OF
works for the city. Work is 10 be
pced within ninety days. and the
Is TO be completed whiting six
from that date. The city binds
r take fourteen fire hydrinss. or
desired and pay for the same the
soo per annum each. In return the
yes and secures TO the contracting
franchise for the ported of thirty
Every detail, to the most minute
par IS fully specified In the contract.
same is accompanied with max
|scnedule OF water rates. The con-
= enter into bond in the sum Of
y secure the city against any La
LIZ damages growing out Of the con-
~ Td maintenance OF said water
II any case in which the city might
and held liable.
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A CHRISTMAS HALL.

The regular Monday night meeting OF the
BRENNAN Athletic club in addition to the
usual business and social features, which
always include dancing. discussed the
ball and fixed the date for Monday night,
December 81.
Messrs. William Lusk, Wilbur Abbott, c.
L. Wilkins, l.. u. Harrison, T. A. Holland
and Dan Williams were appointed arrange
ment committee with powet to act for the
club even to the appointment OF other COM
mittees to arrange for the details.
This annual ball by the club has come to
be recognized as the social event Of the
year as the club Is recognized as the lead
ing social organization OF the city,
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naiIy Menn Hint.

Bacon Salad.--Not every honsckecpcr
knows the delicious salad which may be
made of bacon cift In dice shaped pieces,
fried brown, and used with dandelinn or
chlcory leaves. Prepare quart OF beached
leaves. After washing. iinslng nnd drain
Ing them thoroughly. put them IN a salad
bowl Take two thin slices Of bacon aud
cut them into small dice. Put Them IN a
hot frying pan and toss them until they are
weli cooked and a rich brown Drain them
from the fat that has fried out. Lay them
for an instant on coarao brown paper 10 alb
sorb the fat Toss them with the salad
leaves. which must be properly seasoned
with salt and pepper and finally add two
tablespoonfuls OF sharp vinegar. Toss the
salad well and serve II.
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pR. nLAcKnuRN DEAD.

A telegram to Captain Thomas Smith,
from Dallas received about o'clock,
brought the sad intelligence Of the death
OF DR.. j. H. Blackburn. Tuesday morning
at the home of his law. j. G. Muse.
ESQ, in Dallas. where he had gone on
visit from his home In Mineral Wells. Dr.
Blackburn was about SO years Of age, and
for many years a practicing physician OF
this city, and moved from Brennan to
Mineral Wells only few years ago on ac-
count of his health.
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spLENnIp SHOOTING.

The rice fields OF Jefferson county are at
present a hunters paradise. The hurricane
al September u blew large quantities 81
rice on the ground and the deids are now
the feeding grounds for Jack iDipe IN
countless numbers. Ducks. goose and
brant are also plentiful along the marshes,
while prairie chicken and quail abound on
the prairies along the edges OF me tir bfr.
This county is an ideal hunting ground
now and with plenty IL mast In the rice
fields 1t promises TO 10 remain DUNG tbs
entire winter.
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INDICTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT,

w b. Cockrell. young man about 30
years of age. was arrested THE afternoon
by Sheriff Henry Thomas on an Indictment
by the grand jury charging hirn with en-
bezzlement. The arrest came about In a
peculiar way Cockrell is collector sor a
firm ana went to the sheriff's office 70 col
lecf a bill. He no sooner entered than
Sheriff Thomas paced him under arrest.
The young man appeared to be greatly sur
prised
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EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

The Tribune today printed an exhaustive
ing the value of the property In Galveston
county that under the law is exempt from
taxation.
The total assessment OF Galveston county
for 1897 In round numbers was SEC 900. 800.
and recapitulation OF the figures given
below shows property exempt from any
Find OF taxes valued at $4,ls1,iG0, or near
ly one-sixth OF the total taxable values in
the county.
A recapitulation Of the details makes the
following showing OF property exempt from
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AGAINST CASH RENT.
county Farmers Meet q
fnxN RAuovn

/" county Farmers Meet and
f"ss Resolutions.
Il. iexas. November 22.--There was
meeting held In this city at the
t'ail last evening by the bohemian
q This community for the purpose
ass'ng and devising some means by
|'ney might have the present rental
changed.
use came to order and Mr. Mikes
'ed chairman aud J. Stoubal sec
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NOTES.

me 30. Court Of Criminal Appeals
y has been received from the printer
secretary of state and is now ready
fribution.
industrial World Publishing COM
I san Antonio filed its charter with
fretary of state this evening, capital
$4,000. Incorporators: A. ]. Peeler.
Peyine, Lee Peeler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

The popular black and white ssriped elk.
always = favorise. can lie worn BY any
Thanksgiving hcstees win perfect pro-
priety. u can nos be 700 ircssy. nor is Il
open to criticism Of any kind. Many q
hostess who IL going 10 cnfsrtain aud does
not know exactly what to ws,r. chooses the
black and white strips rs the safest ana
surcst material.
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conyicted of Murder.

Cameron. Texas, November 23.-The jury
IN the Byrd case this morning returned a
verdict Of guilty of murder in the second
degree and assessed his punishment at
twenty five years in the State penitennary.
The case win be appealed
The state was represented by Hon; J. Y
soort district attorney, and Hon. q. l.. An
tory and the defense by Colonel X, NJ
Lylss. e. p. Taylor OF CleDurne ana a. r.
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PERSONAL.

he w. Cleveland of Houston and G.
4 Of Blanco are at the Hotel Salge.
Smith OF Sherman, a web anown
Fexas attorney, Is in the city on bus
fith the executive department.
Bryan Callaghat, mayor Of San An
was here today on business with the
(ry's of states office, and registered
Hotel Salge.
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Ter. Pen.Ions.
Iseue Of November s:

Restoration ard Wilson M.
HlakIe, deceased. Hubbard.
Mexican war survivor. increase--isaiah
o. y. Richardson. Center.
Msxican war widow--Nancy L. sibley.
Graham.
Ind.an war widow Mary whixenant.
Duhdn
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,,r,m,nnI pocLrt taken III.

Corpus Christi. Texas. November zS.--
The criminal docket was taken up 10 ths
district court here yesterday, only two
cases being disposed Of, VIZ. one Mexican
for theft Of cattle given two years IN me
penltentiaiy. while another one cnargeu
with the same offense was acquEten,
The crosanies rape case Will come W
this morning. the Jury chosen from 9 spe.l
clal venire Of icO men being 0worn ~ iast
evening ls
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NOTES.

pook 70 of the marriage record has been
exhausted and book 10 will be opened when
the first candidate for matrimonial bliss
calls for it.
professor A. q. Klaerner has resigned as
teacher OF the German Evangelical Lutn-
cram college and c. II. Letzerich, Esq. IS
temporarily filling the vacancy until sue
cassor Of Professor Klaerner shall DC
elected
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mrs. KANB,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. C. A. Kane took
place from the family residence on East
Sandy street this afternoon. Mrs. Kane was
a consistent member OF the Methodist
church and an active member OF the order
OF the Daughters of Rebekah, branch OF
Odd Fellowship, and 1t IS under me
auspices OF this order that her funeral was
conducted
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My health became SO poor TINT had to
school, / was tired all tho time, and hnd drcadful
In my side and back would have the head
30 badly that everything would appear black be-
fore my eyes, and could not go with my
studies. was also troubled with irrcgulnrity OF
mcnsos- was very weak, and lost so much flesh
that my friends became alarmed. My mother, who
is firm believer in your remedies from expert
enco, thought perhaps they might benefit me,
aud wrote You for advice. ! followed the advice
you gave, and used Lydia Il. Pinlhams Vegetable
Compound and Liver Pills you directed, and am
well as | ever was. | have gained flesh
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Winshoro, Texas, November al.-Ed J.
Mays doing a grocery Dusinoas, made an
assignment this morning 10 favor OF his
creditors Liabilities about $1,000 assets
sufficient TO cover liabilities G. II Morris
was made assignee, lie has sold the stock
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In.olxent Loan A..oeIation.

Chicago. November 90 superior Court
Judge SHEPPARD today appointed Charles
4. Bird and william Fries receivers for the
international building. Loan and Invest
ment Union. on application Of resident
aiye, Al $500 900 with liabilities OF $685.
coo. large portion Of tho assets eon-
sists al real estate and n said to he In an
unmarketable condition.
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MURDER TRIAL SET.

The trial OF Phil DE Parrisn. a willie
man who shot and killed a,E.o IN a
saloon In this city seyeral months ago, has
been ret for Monday. December 20. Par
r!sh was indicted for murder In the FIST
degree and in setting the case for trial
Judge West ordered special ve1ire Of 100
men.
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FOUND NO POISON.

Sheriff Holland OF Panhandle. Texas. re-
turned home tonight having been here
since Sunday on business. The stomach
q, /. woman who died there about month
ago was brought here for examination.
professor Morris. chemist at the msd'cll
ooiIe &c, analysed the specimen for traces
Of arsenic, but found none.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

Kinley. New York; W. +, Turner. New
York; j. w. Young, Rochester; 4. . Jeh-
nings Chicago. L. Hill. Palestines Louis
q. Housselhs. New York; A. II. Kinstrig
Chicago Eugene Kern. New York: T. ~
Hamilton, Boston; Mrs. J W. Williams,
Havre. Mont /; H. W. Fairbanks Dallas; j..
w. Howerth. Louisviile w 7 Whitmon.
Paris; J. f. smyth, G. p. stDrsis, BATH
more.
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R. A. John OF Georgetown and John
Her Esq. of Taylor are In the city.
I'm has frequently been mentioned
bssible candidate for congress in this
at the coming election, but he
positively that he will not be in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
sn,sI,iFrS DErARrMENr.

Eagle Lake, Texas, November %, FRANK
Johnson. negro, about IS years OF age. 8
feet II inches high. weighs 200 pounds. has
large front teeth and little pop-eycd;
talks very show In ha conversation. When
last seen had ON dark pants. gray coat,
whIta or red hat. VIII pay 81 reward for
him In amy jail In Texas. I hold war
rant for his arrest. Sam ii Reese. Shorin
OF Colorado County.
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restaurant and beer saloon. the oldsai bus
incss OF the Kind In the city. closed his
doors yesterday and turned his stock and
fixtures over to his creditors The bust
ness viii be discontinued. This has always
been paying business until .he short crop
and hard times this fall,
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Mckinney Texas. November 23.--v. ..
Coleman jewelcr. filed a ohattci mortgass
today. Il. C, Merritt assignee Preferred
liabilities stated at $il6l 90, assets un-
known.
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ro Cure A COLD N ONE DAY

TAKE Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund the money II y isns 70
cure: csc. The genuine has L. b. y On
each tablet.
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n,uhtheria mt Denton.

Dsnton. Texas. November 2s.-cases OF
diphtheria are reported from the western
part OF town
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s.r.xeport HsrseIf again.

Shreveport. La. November 22.7-The work
OF paving Texas street in this city Is again
being vigorously prosecuted. The streets
are alive with traific. and the hotel corr
ridors are flied with travelling men. cap
talis,s and citizens from the North. The
sSySsl railways hsre are doing 2 heavy
frs ight traffic. weather warm. with indl-
cations OF rain.
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---------7l-77's-7-77 =
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Steel beading is ef!ectlvo on white net.
pearl or gray chiffon
The combinations o. cloth, SILK ana vel
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good color Of gulnr
medicnc"Miss MARIE II. JOHNSON, Ccntralin Pa
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HoTEL ARaIYALs.

At the fremont Homer Eads. San AM
tonic; George H. Turner. Palestine; r. a.