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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY,

One small bottle Of Halls Great
Discovery eurea all kidney and blad-
der troubles removes gravel cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs, rheumatism and
all irregularities Of the kidneys and
bladder In both men and women,
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
dfeB, If not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt Of
Al 90. one small bottle IS two
monlhs' treatment, aud will cure
any ease above mentioned, NJ w.
Han, sole manufacturer 7 Q boz
glR, Waco, Texas, For sale 5y Q Q
Bfenele, fexafkaha Texas,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

Clothing has advanced. We
bought before the rise. Buy while
you can At Low PrlCCs---Suits
from 800 to 800. Pants from
~ 90 to $3.50. OVcrcOats from
$1,000 to S25.OO, Flrst-class
lit, First-class Goods,
Sharpe a. Brewer,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

The Hunter Transfer and Stor-
age Co., have the only safe and con
venient rooms in the city, for stor-
age of your furniture or piano. We
are prepared to store goods of any
kind. al
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

FoR House and lot on cor.
ner Broad and Walnut SITS, House
known as the western House" "
win be sold at a bargain, For
terms apply to II, PLArz, Agt,
1l-28.2w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

Kentucky Club-seyen years old
whisky, at Mayher's Palace bar, for
only $3.50 per gallon, If you want
a good article for medicinal use,
here II Is, 0slO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02
Wnln. TtNaa. SsnI b, lRnh.

WHtO, TtkaHl btpt y IHHUI
This IA 10 certify that ! had the
Kidney aud bladder trouble and
that / used everything ! could find
In The drug line, but all 10 no effect
uptis / used "Hall's Great Dise0g.
ery,0 which did my wife aud me
more good aud gave us more relief
than All other medicines combined,
II Ia a great medicine, aud We
heartily recommend II TO all who
may suffer with kidney aud bladder
trouble Less than two bottles
did the work a s. pVaIHkl
9lh Mary 81,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

You need II aud Sou know II
"Winter Underwear" We have
The only complete stock 20 be
found ia Texaritana, Prices
from 50t 10 Ft,b0. No advance
m prices. sharpe & Brewer,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-02

Kline has walked off from all his
competitors, since inaugurating his
steam bakery No better bread in
the world.
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RATES ON COAL.
The Commission VIII Consider 9
New Tariff November ~,

The COmmlssfOn VIII COnslucr %
New Tariff November ~,
Austin, Texas, November The rail-
rad commission today gave notice to al
interested that on November %. at its Of
flee lii Austin, 1t wouli take up md consid-
or tariff CT rates for the transportation
OF soft coal, slack coal. coke. Ignite and
Ignite brlquettcs in carloads In view OF
the changes in conditions that have oc-
CURED since the issuance OF the commodity
tariff governing these articles the commits
sion has issued a tariff. which viii he pro-
lcssd for adoption In considering thess
rates the commission VIII seek information
regarding any special adjustments of rates
that may seem to be warranted by peculiar
conditions, many OF the rates suggested
having been approved ON account Of the
existence OF such conditions.
The commission VIII also consider the
propriety of such modification OF the
tariff already formulated as viii make joint
rates different from those TO apply on
shipments Transported between stations on
individual lines of railroad. In addition
to that the commission Will inquire into lie
necessity OF making smithing coal subject
tc the sane rates as soft coal. All per-
sons interested are requested to appear be-
fore the commissioned present their view
regarding the new tariff.
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THE ROAD WILL Be SOLD.
Bay Shore Line to Go o. the Auctios
Block.
At GALVESTON YESTERDAY
Decision to Sell Does Not xcce.sasspy
Oppose the Huntington oftcr 70
Buy the Property.

Galveston. Texas. November 1.-THE
representatives Of tho creditors Of the Cal
weston. La Porte and Houston railroad.
who met here yesterday. continued in ses-
sion today at the office OF Colonel
Gresham.
No one present would give out the de-
tails Of the meeting. The conclusion 10
sell the road, however. was definitely de-
cided upon. and the application for the
order of sale will be hled In the Federal
court here as soon as 1t can be properly
prepared. 1t will doubtless be filed to-
morrow and surely not later than the day
following.
The greater part Of the discussion was
devoted to the question of the priority OF
claims. but 1t was decided that this was
matter that could be settled by FORE
closure proceedings quicker than, any other
way. 1t is said that the decision to sell
is not necessarily in opposition to the
Huntington offer. but on the other hand.
In favor OF 1t.
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ROAD WILL BE SOLD.

The attorneys and Houston gentlemen in
terested in the La Porte matters who at
tended the Galveston meeting returned
home last night. Information was given
that an application would be made for the
sale of the road soon, but the order for the
same will not be made until the next ses-
sion OF the Federal court, which is the
third Monday Of February. The order
could have been made at this time had 1t
not been for the fact that the Continental
finances, had not been served with legal
notice within sufficient time to force them
to plea. Those attending the meeting from
here are Of the opinion that the much
talked-of disposition OF the road is def
nitely settled
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PACKING HOUSE RATES.
New Rate to Texas Common POimt
Announced Yesterday.

New Rate to Texas Common POimtA
Announced Yesterday.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas freight
Office was notified yesterday that effective
November ID the packing house rate to
Texas common point territory will be 80
cents per hundred, except where the COM
bination on TeNarkana and Shreveport
makes less. The rate now in effect Is 65
cents to common point territory. and to
Houston and Galveston 1t is IS cents.
This action has been anticipated for sew
eral days, since the Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Gulf made their reduction to the
Northeast Texas gateway. 1t Is UNDER
stood that all the lines interested In the
business from Kansas City will make the
rate also
1t has been talked for several days that
an application would be made TO the COM
mission for "a reduction of State rates 10
give the same proporticnate rate as ex-
listed prior to the Pittsburg and Cuffs an
nouncement, In this the packing house
people of Texas and the lines doing bust
ness cut OF those points where packing
houses are located are interested.
j. G. McCabe, general freight agent OF
the Rock Isblnd, was in Houston yesterday.
and when shown the telegram announcing
the reduction to so cents, said that he did
not apprehend that the commission would
take any action. They now have a very
low rate, which is based upon the haul.
He rather regarded the reductions OF the
Pittsburg and Gulf and the subsequent an
nouncement Of the ether lines as meaning
that rates would be restored shortly to
where they We're before. When 1t is APP
parent to the Arrangements that they are
getting no more business at a cut rate
than they were when rates We're easy, the
| incentive will be to return to the former
! figure rather than to slash regardless of
future consequences. And besides re-
marked Mr.. McCabe, 1.-THE reads out OF
Kansas City have been experiencing a
shortage of cars until they find 1t impos-
sible to move the business they have ac-
| ci,u,,llatedn
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METEOROLOGICAL.

EDMoNs- Caidweil Texas, November
1O.--Mr. Sid Edmons, aged 80 years. died
at his home here Saturday.
T'RANKs.--Luling. Texas. November 10.
Died at the family residence near Stock
dale, j. NJ. Franks. leading farmer. The
interment took place at the stockdale
cemetery,
PORTER -Rockdalc. Texas. November
i0.--Mrs Mary Porter, wife OF l.. H.. Por-
tar and daughter OF w. X. Hamblen. one
Of the oldest settlers In this portion Of
day.
SHEFFIELD Granger. Texas. Noyem-
Der 10.-Mrs. r. d. Sheffield died 1t her
home three miles east OF town this nora
Ing Mrs.. 6heffield was 56 years Of ase
! and wsS raised in Alabama and Aisaihsippi.
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"cLovER LEATv TRANSFER.
Vanderbilt People Want IN Acquir
Tint Piece of prOperty.

Vanderbilt People Want IN Acquire
That Piece OF Property.
st. Louis, No., November 1.-THE Re-
public today says: 1t was stated on the au-
thority OF a well-posted railway man that
railroad deal is on hand that will be OF
vital interest to all the roads in the joint
Traffic association. The deal is no less
than the acquisition of the Toledo. Kansas
City and st. Louis, commonly known as
the "Clover Leaf" by the Vanderbilt peo-
pie.
The deal is being manipulated It is said.
by j. Pierpont Morgan, and the Glover
Leaf is to be made division Of the Michi-
gan Central railway.
The scheme Is of great interest 10 the
railways of this section, not only because
it will give the Yanderbilts another line
into this territory, but because 1t will In
all probability end a great deal of the rate
trouble which has bothered the members
OF the Joint Traffic association for a long
time. The Glover Leaf has long been DIS
turbing element and has given the Joint
Traffic association more trouble than any
other road within its territory.
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| THE HEADQUARTERS $3.50 AND saW
PER DAY. JAMES L.AWI.OR. PRO.

Grand Rapida: Geo. Meyer. VIM. +. Behr-
ing. jas, Guthrie, St. Louis; G.. w. Skim
ner. Waco; Yale Hicks. f., s. Beard, Fort
Worth NJ. Miller. city,; john J.. Brown,
comb. Luarg; j. #. AHanlsh, New York;
+; Farnsworth. Cuero; o. r.. Maer, Smith
vile; ] c. McCohn. Fort Worth c. Cain.
Antonio; S. H. Brown, ST Louis; j. NJ.
kohen. Milwaukee; j. A. Herring, Har-
lem: l.. A.. Whatley. Huntsville; James
beaumont. Victoria; Dan Nj. Lasker Gal
veston j. A. Norris. San Antonio; s. o..
Palfrey, city; Mrs. Jennie Petit and chill
dien. Austin: Ad Hermann, Hamburg;
!. j.. Gaveil: New Orleans; e. Polk John
son; Louisville; II. b. K.lough, Waco: 8.
p. Stauber. Arkansas City. Kan. John H..
.io..hue and wife, G. II. Mallam. Beau
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Anti-ScnIping Bill.

Chicago, November ll.-United States
Senator Cullom Of Illinois, chairman of tile
senate. committee on interstate commerce
has prepared report on ticket scalping,
the result of which he says will be to send
the bill for the prohibition of ticket scalp
ing through with a rush as soon as con
grsess meets Mr.. Cullom's position on the
question is very important. AS chairman
Of the committee, which has the matter in
charge. and can WELD most potent In
1tence on the fate OF the measure. Now
that he has come out in favor Of the meas
pfe, railway officials regard the bill as good
al nassau
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AN ORGANIZATION EFFECTED.
The Southwestern Passenger Agents
Came tu an Agreement.

The Southwestern Passenger Agents
Came ~ an Agreement.
st. Louis. November 1.-THE conference
OF passenger agents of Southwestern lines
In session here for tie past few days has
revised and completed the articles of an
agreement OF the new passenger association
which will take effect rs soon as signed, not
to he later than December J. A set OF
rules to govern the officials and employees
are made to suit the agreement. The mat
ter of commissions to lie paid agents of con-
Meeting lines will be considered and a
rchedule Of rates Cor the same will be
adopted.
The Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf
Railway company is not member of the
new association. The policy Of the present
management is to stay out of all traffic
agreements.
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HEMpsTEAD HEARD FROM.
The Brookshire Cotton Rate In Hurt
ing Their Receipts.

The Bro0kshire Cotton Rate In Hurs-
ing Their Receipts.
Hampstead Texas, November lime
merchants and cotton buyers OF Hemp
stead some time ago applied to ths railroad
commission for a reduction in the cotton
rate from this point 80 Houston. II was
ro'nted out that the rate from Brooksn're
10 Houston. about thirty-seyen miles, Is ~
cents per hundred pounds, while the Hemp
stead rate to Houston. nifty miles, Is
Is cents. The injustice done u Hemp
stead Is apparent. as both points are IN tne
same county and farmers wiz nd.uisny
can Zen, The rs cents advance saved IN the
frtieht differentiea. Judge Hannah over
two months ago applied 70 the commission
In person In behalf Of Hampstead ana ns
was told by members Of that BODY IN.
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Notc. and rerannnln.


Travelling Passenger Agent Lawson OF
the Katy goes to Dallas today.
General Agent Kock OF the welis, Fargo
4 Co.'S express will leave tomorrow for
Morgan City, La.
Telesrams were received from New York
yesterday inquiring the rate on mistletoe
from South Texas.
j. G. McCabe, general freight agent OF
the Rock Island, was. among the Visiting
railroad men yesterday.
Conductor Johnson OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas was able to leave the
Houston infirmary yesterday after siege
OF the dengue.
General Freight Agent Baruhart Of the
Gotten Belt and wife and G. NJ Swan,
general agent of the freight department OF
the Cotton Ber. We're in Houston scster-
day.
The Southern Pacific tickets to the meet
ing of the Eastern Star at San Antonio
have been extended from November II
TO IA. A number OF the visitors will 20 e
Monterey on an excursion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-12

In the city. FANSl-CLAss.
Dining Room Re-opencd Monday,
November 1:
n. Chiffon Tyler; Thomas II. Ball,
Iiuntsvile; s. b. Cooper, Woodville; Ar
thur S. Partridge. Harry scuher, Henry
Ait w F.. Miller, st. Louis: Geo. Mari
man. Toledo: j. II. Kendall;. New York
w. +. Robertson. X. ID. LaNderdale, Gal
weston: Il. T.. Sarlls. Troy. N. y; Nina
Jones. Wilmington. ohio; NJ. Cohl J.
Samuels New York; Homer B. Mitchell,
ert Henry. st. Louis: q. II. Turner, PAL
estlre: W. Il. Mcdowell, Fort Worth; r..
d. Yoakum. II. r. & w. t.; August Pohl,
Kansas Caty; II. Sommerich, New York;
Z. S. iDundy and wife. Omaha; II. s. Kir-
by and wife. Silsbee, Texas; G. t. Leake,
Fort Worth.
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Consumption positiveIy cured.

MI VT. H. d. Greeve. merchant, of Chill
e, va, certifies that he had consump-
III was given up to die, sought all med
=, treatment that money could procure,
sa al cough remedies he could hear OF,
got no relief; spent many nights sit.
s up IN chair; was induced to try Dr.
new discovery, and was cured by
u TWO bottles. For past three years
been attending to business ana saws
Kings New Discovery is the grandest
ne Ivy ever made, as it has done so much
nun and also for others In his COM
lily. Dr. Kings New Discovery Is
manteed for Coughs. Colds and Con-
opuon' Il don't fail. Trial BOTTLES free
eeorge w. Heyer's drug store
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wayInnd x siorsan

Pendlcton. Texas. November
signment by wayland & Morg1
general mercantile business.
here today. u. ]. Boase Was an
trustee. Liabilities amount 70 q
assets. 1850. The creditors IN y
Sanger Bros. Of Waco. t3l40; ~
Gerry company OF Waco. S32e0; >
lingsworth. Temple, $3.50; y, y
San Francisco, ei2.20; JoN4pA
BRENNAN. 1895. &
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Gainesville. Texas, November 1l.--News
reached here this morning that the Santa
Fe officials had removed twelve passenger
line of the road All OF The conductors are
well known at this place, part OF them
making this their home. Freight Conduc-
tor w. II. Purcell. who lives here. received
Instructions to go TO Cleburne at once to
take charge Of a passenger train.
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!. 3. GARRISON Tfmpson; 4. c. Brant.
T. Garrison. r. c. Ford Nacogdoches;
M,. Greene, Clinton, Ont; A. Mcdonald
Phiialclphia; Miss Isabel Dyer, kich-
nond; \. a. Cravens. Willis; II. l.. Rren-
man f'aris: J. w. Trutt, city; II. a.
aeii: New Onlenns: j.. ID. Sullivan, St.
,ouis' Guy NJ. Bryan. Bryan; r. j. DUFF
a. Munson, Aneleton; w. N. griffith,
was9; Jchn Dust. Tyler; M. Grumbach
Mcdaniel, Dallas; Chas. Stowe,
Taylor Wharton; %. Il. Written, NJ X
T.; y. +. Holt. Carnegie, Pa; G. f.
nm Fort Worth: WV. Edwards, Smith
R ,mr; sam p. Boyd. Galveston; Mss Belle
ork; Oscar d. Kimircd, Richmond: MAJ
NWnlons. II. B. Thompson, city.
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The Wells. Fargo a Co. route agents as
sembied in Houston yesterday for the pur-
pose Of being on tho ground to assist In
the "old Hcss' sale Of the company, which
= scheduled for next Saturday. They were:
=. A. Munsey. San Antonio; p. ]. OFT,
Fort Worth. and +. w. Haskell OF Shrcve-
port. They we're shown about the city by
AssistaTs Superintendent Mackenzie and
Route Agent Cain. who IL regularly a..
signed to this territory.
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t,..,on.rv a. chibunbun.

Cleburne. Texas. November 9.--Misn Sid
die Adair will leave for Mexico tomo'row
as missionary from the womsn's His
slonary society OF the Methodist church or
this city. She will teach In school In
North chihuahua. In which there are 156
pupils In attendance. She Will remain a
year and perhaps longer.
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FOURTEEN DIsMIssALs. .

Cleburne. Texas. November 10.-There
have been fourteen dismiesais OF Santa
Fe conductors recently. Seven OF these
run out of Cle5urne and are in both pas
senger and freight service.
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Fort Worth. Texas. November ii.--Jchn
Horribly. president OF tho Fort Worth and
Rio Grande railway. today appointed John
8. Jones acting auditor OF the company to
succeed A. X. Dixon, whose death was an
nounced yesterday.
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cuera,s New I.n-tnr.

Cuero. Texas, November 9.--The Weet
Texas conference is thing OF the past and
most Of the delegatee have gone. Mr.
Thomas Gregory Was assigned to cuero. He
Is very highly spoken Of ~ has brother
ministers and the citizens ~ Gucro, while
regretting to lose Rev. Se'his, are glad
that his place will be 60 ably filled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-12
Ncsidencc I,nrnea

sort worth, Texas, November 1.-THE
[s'dence OF W, E. Grinnell was totally de-
f'osed by fire this morning. together with
D. contents The fire had made such head
ny wnen discovered that the occupants
s.v escaped with their lives. The loss
fcs UP S.oeO; nearly covered by ;nsuv-
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The Quarantine situation.

The traffic department Of the Southern
Pacific yesterday issued notices to connec-
lions that me parish OF calcasicu. Lcusi-
ana, had agreed to the hauling of lumber.
shingles and salt from points west Of there.
when the same Is accompanied by certiti-
cate as TO the points of origin. This
means the opening Of the salt mines Of
New Iberia.
The Ccftrn Belt advised connections yes
terday that they had resumed train sersics
TO Memphis, Tenn.
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ss-Texas and New Orleans trains give service as
far East as Lake Charles, La. s4E
a3-Al trains arrive and depart from the Grand
Central depot except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
rains which have depot In the Fifth ward, the In
iernatona & Great Northern. Galve ston. Houston &
Henderson. and Columbia Tap. which use the Inter-
national & Great Northern depot on Congress ave-
nue. and the Lufkin train on the Houston, East q
West Texas, which leaves from and arrives At the
depot OF that road in the Fifth ward. All Missouri.
Kansas & Texas trains pass the International &
Great Northern depot.
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Austin, Texas, November lo--The Pcco,
River railroad today paid 81 cents. taxes OF
5000 passenger earnings for the quarter
ending September so, 1897.
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"utterworth Getting wen
cleveland, Ohio. November 1.-THE con-
ion OF Hon, Ben Butterwortn this after
~ was greatly improved. His recovery
Nv predicted by his physicians.
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THE PARTY AT GAINESVILLE.
GUESTS AT TEMPLE.

Temple, Texas November lie. p.
Ripley OF the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe system was in Temple yesterday. He
was accompanied by Messrs. l.. !. Polk.
general manager OF the gulf division. and
G. r. Resseguie. general superintendent,
and a number OF other officials. They were
met at the depot by a committee Of the
Temple board of trade
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In the Interview with Count Heermann
Of Hamburg. Germany, appearing In yes
terdays Post. the gentleman was reported
rs saving that European people were not
anxious TO make investments 10 American
railroads, and thar they had not appre-
ciated the losses they had In dealing
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THE HOTELS

CAPITOL -.
ARRIVALS:
Rates. $3.50 to
$500 p e r day.
SIX y elegant
TO 0 IN s, W | I n
bath. l. a L & q
sample rooms.
Centrally iocat-
ed. Best accom-
modation5 fer
commercial men
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FIrst District.

Galveston, Texa6, November 1l.--Pro-
ceedings in the court Of civil appeals for
the First district today:
Affrmed--I. Lovenberg VS.. City OF Gal
weston. from Galveston Frank j. Thomp-
kins vs. John H.. Brooks. Jr.. from JEFF
ferson; State Of Texas ex rel. y, g. Dow
lin. VS.. w. l.. Rgsby, from Jefl ~ son;
First National bank VS.. y. II. East ct al
from Houston.
Reversed and rendered for appellant
II. w. Bland VS.. ". r.. Smith, from
Orange.
Reversed and dismissed-H. v. Fall Va.
j. G.. Nations ct al, from Nacogdoches.
Motion for rehearing granted and judy
ment reversed and rendered for appellant
William II. Thornbnrs w. City Of Tyler
from Smith; American Legion Of Homer
vs.. John G.. Geisberg ct AL from Mont
gomery.
Motions for rehsarlng refused--Louise
FRANKIE Of al VS.. Lone Star Brewing com
pany. from Washington; J I. Case Pillow
Works VS.. Hannah &. Morris, ;lom Harris.
Motion for writ OF certiorari granted
C.. H. Moore et al VS.. w. +. PARKER ct al.
from Shelby.
Submitted-E. j. Turner ct al VS.. City
OF Houston, from Harris; Wostheimer,
Swartz Shoe company VS.. Mamie Abegsohn.
from Harris Southern Pacific company vs..
f. Kidding Il Son. from Galveston; Joseph
Seinsheimer ct al VS.. s. j. Flanagan, from
many VS.. Sailie Burgess. from Jefferson
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway
company VS.. w. A. Robinson, from Har-
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