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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Notes from MIMIC.

Winnie, Texas. November .5.-stcps
have been taken for the erection OF a Bap-
fist church.
Colonel r. NJ. Hamilton Of Graydon
passed through recently en- route to Kansas.
He is doing vast deal toward the up
building OF the bay front portion Of the
county.
The stock PEN at this place is SAID py
cattle men to be the best In the State.
Through freight trains are passing here
almost daily with from twenty-five 70 thir-
ty loaded cars. going both south and north.
The completion Of the Presbyterial Ilarse
adds much to the attractiveness OF the
place.
Werner White. artist. of Houston. Las
Just completed beautiful portrait OF Lois
Cunningham. the little daughter OF DR.. w.
w. Cunningham OF Beaumont.
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Don't allow tho broom to get dirty. II
will take but few minutes TO clean It In
a pail OF soapsuds or to hold II under the
warm water faucet after each using that
has made ~ especially soilcd; and this Will
also keep the splints pllabe
Don't allow It to become pressed out OK
shape while damp.
pont set broom down when through
with II, oven when Il is perfectly dry. and
don't stand II on its handle when damp
and allow the mo!slure TO settle about the
wirtn and rust thsm. Bore {, hole in the
handle and keep 1t hung up at all times
when not In use.
Don't use broom straw to test cake or
bread while baking. II 10 not neat. aud
II Is rcaliy dangerous, as many brooms are
soaked in arsenic solution 10 give them
their green color.
Don't sweep with your back. Use your
arms and the broom. With not too long .
stroke.1gtt
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|BRlzOS COUNTY LYNCHINC.
a state ment Concernias the Affair
BY Sheriff Mum.
NOR COMPOSED MAINLY OF NEGROES
!. .cording 10 the Two Men who
Had swcnt In Custody Be-
fore He Was Killed.

nryan Texas, November 1s.-The Pos
..rorter was handed the following state
.,snt by Sheriff Num- late this afternoon
,.,th the request to forward 1t To The Pos
for publication for the reason that 1t wa
r,,blished in the State papers that the Degr
sweat, lynched yesterday, was taken from
the officers:
40 Ihe Houston Post:
~ wish to make the following state
ment In regard W the killing OF Cen
eral Cheatham aud the lynchins OF Tom
Sweat at A;lenfarm yesterday: Cheat
ham was stabbed aud dead and sweat
lynched before heard or knew any
/ thing of the difficulty. Sweat was taken
from two white private citizens OF Al
lenfarm by the name of Murphy and
Morris. neither OF them are now or
have ever been deputies Of mine, and
will further say that have no deputies
in the south end of the county. On be-
ing informed of the killing and lynch
ing, | Immediately sent a deputy to the
scene of the difficulty to investigate.
On arrival he found Jheatham had
been stabbed by Sweat and was dead,
and later found Swcats body hanging to
a tree Murphy and Morris informed
tie deputy that they had left Allenfarm
with Sweat about ~ O'clock noon to
take him to Millican, to be conveyed
from there to Bryan; when within about
two miles of Millican they were met by
large mob who were masked, but were
suppos I'd by them to De negroes, who,
with drawn guns and pistols, demand
ed the prisoner. and they we're power
less to resist. The prisoner was then
shot and hung Murphy and Morris
| claimed thai they lid not recognize or
know any of the mob. T. G. Mum.
Sheriff Of Rrazos County,"
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The rcmininc Observer.

urI,ht cnlors nrn 10 hn nnnulnr In
,,,avas VITA go - "a 49,, !, =.
shoyn Il, ,,rsat vnr,e,v ""'
~ s''"s
woman never feels so proud OF her
husDa'lu y NV as "n,n nv .a'is Aiuh anu
ana M hnr en,n., ,,aar h,n, ~
w..
Miae, Noi"'un ru'neu a masntn'ehe
worth gown ON the stage OF the Auditor.u N
at chicago last saturday night, ana ~ was
the 18TH day OF the month
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THREETRAINMEN HURT
FHEiGHT TRAIN TELEscoPED
CATTLE TRAIN. M
Both Engineers Were Iuiured. one
OF Them seriously--Conducto
Hurt In Head and Back.

sherman. Texas. November. ls.--A seriou,
wreck occurred on the Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas at Itaslca, twelve miles north Of
Hiiisboro, Yesterday. caused by north
bound freight running into switch occu-
pied by a cattle train. The engine, five
cars and two empties Of cattle train were
derailed Conductor Huddlestone was in
jured about the head and back4 william
cadseli and Tom helms, two engineers,
Were badly bruised; Gudgells injuries are
considered serious. The injured men were
brought to Denison this morning and given
medical attention.
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HARRISON wna RuN.
Has Announced Against Henry IN
the seventh.

Has Announced Against Henry IN
the seventh.
Waco. Texas. November 1S.---As pre-
dfcted IN correspondence from here two
months ago. Hon. r. II. Harrison is q
candidate for congress In the Seventh dis
trtct. Mr. Harrison arrived here yesterday
from his home In Saladc. Bell couuty. and
held conference with some Of his friends
in this city. Meeting him THIS morning. he
was asked Il he had decided to enter the
race for congross. to which he replied.
Yes, Lam candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination for representative In
congress, and without entering into an
extended interview at present. win state
that stand upon the democratic platform
upon which Mr.. Bryan WAS nominated and
ran for president and at the proper time
Will submit for the consideration OF the
voters of this district an extended express
sion OF my views upon the various poit-
ical Issues and Will make thorough can
vass of the district"
This was all Mr.. Harrison would say at
present His announcement will probably
deter others from entering the race. az II
has been pretty well understood that 9th r
gentlemen who were contemplating po-
litical bout with MIR. Henry have been
awaiting Mr.. Harrisons decision.
Hon. Waller s. Baker has stated posi-
lively that he would not he candidate II
Mr.. Harrison announced. The race then,
will very probably be between Henry aud
Harrison
The Seventh district has seven counties.
with votes IN district convention as fol-
lows: Mclennan "a Bell 10. Milan ~,
Falls IL, Limestone 10, Robertson 10.
Brazos 8. There will be eighty nine votes
in the convention and under the two-thiris
rule it Will take sixty votes to nominate.
McLennan and Bell and TWO OF the three
counties, Milan Falls and Limestone,
will nominate, or MeLennan and Bell and
any three OF the other counties will carry
the convention
McLennan and Bell and any one OF tho
other counties except Brazos will give u
majority vote In the convention and viii
enable the man who GEES them TO organize
the convention.
Mr.. Henry leaves In q few days for
Washington to attend the opening OF con-
gress December and his interests at home
will be taken care Of by his law partner. o.
l.. Stribling. A rcd hot canvass Is promised
in the old Seventh next year.
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Clebuine. Texas. November 1T.--Circus
day in cloburne three men. alleged to be
pickpockets. were arrested They were
part OF gang Of four that have been fol-
lowing the circus for some time aud cyad-
ing The vigilance OF the circus management
and local officers The fourth man, who is
the swag holder. made bis ESCAPE The
three cnlprits arrested had s24l.5o con-
ecaled on their persons. principally hidden
in the lining OF their clothes. and the Of
ficem are sure they have sufficient evidence
TO convict them. p. s. Davis lost $50. John
Campbell s26, Joel johnson SIS. T.. M. L2ati-
mer pocket book full OF notes. and ]. a..
Easterwood bank book but no money.
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A Negro kiIied by a. Trnln.

Hearne, Texas. November ls..-Last even
ing between 6 and O'Clock Alfred Spencer,
a colored boy OF about 20 years and better
known here as 'Navasota,' was Instantly
killed by the International and Great
Northern switch engine.
The most acceptable theory as 10 his
death Is about this: "Navacota" was doing
bis work at The junction and had ran OF
nshes TO empty. he left the sitting room
With he pan and crossed the track. on
returning It is thought that he endeavored
20 catch the train, but instead he was
thrown under and badly msngied about the
head and shoulders.
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noons = hore canvassine srnooe cstss...
q secure ~ fitht q W. for - extSosios
=, n.s telephone itns. Tha reporter Il
Pseased 70 state that the rentleman hss
psen eminently successful. This viii con
pesa tnls city BY phone with Victoria ana
, nr sns. giving the advantage Of reach
line will be a copper circuit ia ,.sr.. -
saon line From Mr.. Boone the rencrtsr
tsarns that Z lins will shortly CONES psv
point. ee0Ans ~ tnis
hev; M. Lawson, the Episcopal divine
. Wen known In the State, tells the rse
ri, rS,'er tn.t work on tbs Episcopal church
VA VA sIpcrtly commence In Wharton. pians
80 . spss'ncsaions have In fact been resdy
sssr so'ns ''me IN the hands Of tbs man
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\ BRENNAN BUDGET.
,.yOuNG LADIES' FLOWER SHOW
WAS a SUCCESS.
Examining Trial of Henry wetiman
In Prosrcss--Pinns for Pincins
the New Dynamo.

BRENNAN, Texas, November is. - The
young lldi,s of ST. Pcter'n Episcopal church
held their second annual Hover show on
Wednesday afternoon ana night.
The show was success from every point
OF view The exhibits we're large, varied
and Leautiful; the attendance was very
COED and then last, but by no MEANS least,
It was a financial SUCCESS,
Athletic hail WAS beautifully decorated
with garlands and bouquets. ~ p. III.
ali was In readiness and people began TO
drop In by twos and threas and elngle, Until
quite a number were strolling about the
hall losing at the pretty thing, on every
side In addition TO the flower exhibits
there aas a very creditaole display oil GU
rios and historic relics. many OF them quite
rare.
Messrs. r. V. Iuhn. \. II. Dotts and G. j.
wilkins yer. appointed AZ judges. and they
made the following Award OF PRICE:
Glass A.; finest observation-disclosures Wat
son.
Glass b. greatest variety Mira. s. Ep-
Eteiu.
Clas4 G; most unique desisn-Miss Beck
King
Class D; finest variety OF roses MAJOR j.
B. Bolts.
The evening ended with most enjoyable
dance, In which "oid married folks a. well
as young people participated. tripping
through the mazes OF the laneers aud sway
ing In graceful unison 10 the Pleasing waltz.
The examining trial OF Henry Weilmnn
charged with the murder OF Hermann Ger
ken commenced before justice Ewing this
afternoon. but the evidence adduced did moi
dl,ier materially from he previous pub
lshed accounts Of the killing. but az thu,
writing the case had not bssn conciuied.
Al II o'clock Thursday there vas Z
double wedding ct Zionsville German Lu-
fheran church. The contracting parttel
were Mr. Paul Geigler ard Mas Louise
dodde. and Mr.. William Wolf aud Miad
Lana Hoddc. Rev. q. Stricken. pastor d
| the church. officiated. After the cersmon,
the bridal party repaired 70 the residence
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e Il. lIassoa Of CleveIsad Filled Z
Geasral Assignment.
SEVERAL CREDITORS IN HOUSTON.
Slack = IN. ~ Cuero cave :. Chatter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Dastrop
.9 AnstGncd-Dceds VI Trust.

Yit.rr,~ nr.x.. N.. - =,
!, "a
manson OF cleveland, Lherty county,
Texas, fllcsi In tho county clerks Office on
Tho ,sn a., !, N.,...,s
~" "as - No'e"oss seherai as
signment o. MIS- entire stock Of general
merchandise, naming j. s.. johnson a
trustee IN tho nssirnnent sa,d 800 i,
,,,,,. ,..,,..,a- -. y.
s''ee''es "nu mercnsnase, Is u
the estimated value OF $4,000: accounts are
due tho following named parties: Gus
a., n ~ 5000, 80. ~
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MIR. RAMsEY NOT SORRY.
Says That the Reporter Quoted Him
Correctly.

Austin Texas, November lS--The atten-
ton of W. f, Ramsey of Cloburne who Is
here this evening. having been callel to the
storm which an interview with him sent out
from Corsicana yesterday seems to have
raised. be stated that II was substantially
correct and that il the friends OF Mr..
Cranes opponents for the gubernatorial
nomination were going to get mad every
time he expressed the opinion that the at
toraey general was IN the lead and would
win on the first ballot they Mould have q
hard time OF 1t win their tempers during
the next twelve months ~
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matinee girls costume ut play the
other day was beautifed by yoke OF
heavy cream grcs grain silk embroidered
In DUH gold The work was put on by hand,
and each thread stood out In coarse dec
crativc beauty. The yoke was In two sec
tions--a round collorettc and deep
pointed front There we're rutfled epaulets
upon the shoulders and the back. exactly
matching the front, Around tho front were
tiny rufflts OF mouesellne de sole. a broad
frill 81 the same edged the tall silk CELLAR.
tiny toque OF white silk embroidered
with the zane gold thread was worn, and
on tho side OF II stood one proud prince OF
WAles nlImn
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STORY OF THE LYNcHING.
Negroes Shot Sweat and Then Hung
Him.


Allenfarm. Texas. November 1S.-The
Slayer Of General Cheathsm. a report of
which occurred in these dispatches yester-
lay, was found hanging to a little black
ack tree In a dense thicket about hun
1red years from the public road that leads
trm here to and about two miles south
1 Milllcan. The Post man went With a
ew citizens early this frosty morning to
lew the hanging body of Thomas Sweat,
Tho was charged with numbering General
Cheatham, a good, obedient humble negro.
"a the evening of the 10th instant, by
tabbing him from the rear. After the
lHtice OF the peace had completed Is in
uest and found that Swsat SHOULD be
eld without bail for murder OF General
Pheatham, he was taken in charge by two
tzens TO be carried to Bryan. They
larted TO Millican with him. nandcuffed;
bont IL O'Clock yesterday and at the place
boye mentioned were met by about seven
five negroes, with drawn guns OF various
nds, and told to hold up their hands. At
le same instant several shots rang out and
e prisoner was mcrtally wounded. at the
pint of cooked guns the guards were forced
retire down the road and the victim of
mob's wrath was led out OF the rad
ID hanged with ee-eighths Of an inch
ass rope, with which he was pinioned to
tree.
HIS body was ordered cut down this
orn1ng by the ofacer and buried. Sweat
an ex- convict and terror to his color
nere he lived, and would have met his
re In few minutes after he killed Cen
Cheatham IL it had not been Tor the
'erference of the white pecple here.
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*. AND l.. OF II.
'iaration In Favor of "a New Plan
of assurances.

0iafation In Favor of n New Plan
of Insurance.
Fnerman. Texas, November 1S.--The
|nd lodge Of Knights and Ladies OF Honor
INTO its third days executive session
morning and among other matters of
rest to the organization adopted resolu-
reducing the per capita tax from Sl.50
ana instructing its delegates to the
~ lodge at Indianapolis in 1883 to vote
aVof OF step rate OF natural premium
OF life Insurance.
afternoon session was taken up with
rAuon Of the newly elected officers.
urand Protector P. s. Wren Of CAL
On ofhciated at this session.
.er the installation the lodge adopted
'u,ions of thanks TO the local lodge
me schools for courtesies and hos
iles extended and adjourned. This
on OF the grand lodge was very sue
vi Doth in the interest manifested and
Der Of delegates present.
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KNocKED IN THE HEAD.
FO0tpads Nearly Murdered "a Far
mrr md Ruhhed Him.

Footpads Nearly Murdered Far
mrr ana Robbed Him.
Corsicana. Texas. November Is. - J. t..
Killough farmer who lives near purdon.
was knocked in tho head with a coupling
pin on Fourth avenue, near the Houston
and Texas Central railroad tracks, about 0
o'clock last night and robbed. kIloughs
and he fell unconscious 10 The Garth. where
he remained all night. and was found by
some railroad men this morning about 7
o'clock. He was so weak from exposure
that he could not walk. though he had ie-
gained consciousness. Officers were no.
tilied and he was brought 10 the city and
properly cared for. He claims that re had
$40 ON his person when assaulted. He VIII
racoypf
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Cnttle Dcnls nt Lulinx.

|hng, Texas. November 17.--Lulipg has
more stock buyers in the last two days
LOT several months. Cattle bring good
L ana there is more Of boom in
hne than there has been since 1888.
800 head OF hne steers are being fed
" tue output of the Lullng oil mill;
sre owned by various part.er.
w woii hunt Is being organized by
shels OF fne dogs. living in the west
me county, the hunt to take place
ssVihg Day. The big lobo wolves
~sone 50 numerous that they come
s'us ana carry oil poultry in day time.
nsives and colts have been -o.n by
sih'ost at their owners door.
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HEBER STONE WILL run.
Definitely far CoBg-sss-
man snycrs' Seat.

man snycrS Seat.
Austin, Texas. November Ex-senator
Stone of Brennan is here this evening and
announces definitely that he Will be
candidate for the democratic nomination
fer congress to succeed Joe sayers, Senator
Stone represents Washington, Bastrop, Lee
and Burleson counties In the State senate
and ran far ahead Of the ticket at the last
election, He is very popular in hie end Of
the district. and as the oppostlon 10 de-
mocracy is quite strong In that sect on, his
availability is conceded on account OF his
ability to overcome said opposition in a
large measure
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Two Decd. If Trust.

GEORGETOWN. Texas, November 1.-Two
deeds of trust were filed hero this morning.
one by @. W. Roeder of Granger OK a
stock of furniture. naming John d, Walker
as trustee. Total liabilities slsoi.Sl. Of
which s69o.s5 is preferred.
The other deed OF trust Is OF a small
stock OF hardware filed by Herman Baum
ert OF Taylor, naming Carl Grau as trus-
tee. Total liabilities $3gi 6s.
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A Cutting Array.

Winsboro, Texas, November I'm an
alteration between two negroes. otis Thur
man was carved with knife; 1t Is taought
he can not recover.
There were two horses taken fran TIE
koise rack here last night.
Ennmit Ragsdale. living near town.
killed a hog yesterday evening ana last
night he was relieved Of all but one thoui-
Ia
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A BunnIo in Goliad County.

|berclair. Texas. November 17.-Cyrus
peas, warm friend of The Post, whose
fvotlon to democracy is only equaled by
ieith in the ultimate triumph of the
70 advocates, and whose vast herds Of
elle roam upon a thousand hills, reports
NE . thrilling experience in the early
Of last week. While engaged in his
sual round up" to his great surprise
ueiight he espied a huge buffalo of the
%uilne gender quietly grazing with his
u. belng an expert with the lariat, he
~, uately gave chase, when long and
iahg race followed. The huge beast,
70 his native instinct and love Of
eaom, with tail tantamount and head
NJ spec over the prairie with the speed
me wind. and disappeared in the dense
ergrowth, much to the disgust of his
.ea pursuers The appearance of the
IN this section whose enormous size
proof Of the fact that he had braved
storms OF many winters is one of the
Verles that will perhaps never be
va. Many advance the theory that he
aped from some menagerie that travelled
iana through this section In the early
peiore the tocsin OF war called to
'ne sturdy sons OF Texans.
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Waco. Texas. November 1s.-Deputy
Sheriff Fuller Williamson arrived late last
night from Eddy, having in custody Drew
England. charged with killing the Mexican.
Munez, at that place yesterday. England
VIII plead seif-defsnse. He says the Mex
can was advancing upon him with .
knife when he fired the fatal shot The
grand Jury will take the matter no at
once.
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San Angelo, Texas, November iS.-The
San Angelo Press tomorrow will announce
the candidacy OF Hon. w. d. Cochran,
formerly OF San Angelo, but now OF Tenn
pie, to succeed Hon. j, NJ. Hurt OF Dallas.
judge OF the criminal court of appeals. pro-
vided the latter decides not to make the
race again. to which effect II is under
stood Justice Hurt has exp essed himself
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cleburne Texas, November 1s,--The
grand Jury today returned verdict against
John Shaw and the negro, Lee Wilson.
charging them with murder 10 the first
iegrce In the killing ~ rom Crane.
The negro has made a confession 70 the
county attorney. in which he states that
ne was forced by thrgas 10 assist IN The
horribIe deed
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Temple, Texas. November 1s--Hon Joe
d. sayers. congressional rsprest ntative
from the Seventh district and candidate for
governor. Is spending a few days In this
city while on shor, tour over the Safe,
Major Sayers' visit has no political import
outside OF meeting old friends and forming
new acquaintances
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A Chn,,cI Mor,gnnc.

Cuero, Texas, November ls.--F. c. Black
4 Co.. doing grocery business here. filed
a chatte mortgage this evening transfer
ring their entire stock OF groceries and
fixtures to Sam c. Lackey, trustee, for the
benefit OF the following creditors. John II.
Bailey 500; Mrs. Jennie Black $500; b.
Lucy. s2s35. They went into business here
last spring
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Spice cako-trhis is u delicious cake: Two
cugs Of sugar. one-half cup butter, scant,
four eggs. one cup sour cream or sour milk,
TWO teaspoonfuls cinnamon, two teaspoon
fulls allspioc. one nutmeg grated one tea
spoonful soda dissolved IN little OF tho
cream or sour milk, Two cups of flour very
heaping. The whites OF two OF the eggs
left out for icing. one-half pound pulvcr-
lied sugar, Flavor with vanilla. Bake Ia
layers and put icing between.
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Lake Charles. La, November 1s.---Jfck
Glsason, blacksmith who has been work
ing from time TO time in Lake Charles
weftlakc and he Quincy, was found dead
In he waiting room Ut the Ferry wharf
this evening al $50. He had ben ON O
drunk fcr several days and came over from
wsstlske at 1920 aad walked 70 the room
In which de died. He is ABOUT elk fee. and
weighs about 200 pounds.
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LinbiIities. $500.

Granger, Texas. November 17.-Mr. G..
W Reeder. doing furniture and market
business here. made an assignment last
night naming ] -, Walker az assignee.
Liabilities and assets about $500,
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Ennis, Chry.anthemum show.

Ennis. Texas. November 1s.-The cnrys-
anthemum display opened here today in
Rowe's opera house The hall and stage
decorations are superb and the attendance
Is large. An extensive programme. con-
SIS ing of music. Rotations. etcp by home
tasent, has been prepared for three nights.
A valuable list OF prizes Is offered for
premium flower displays
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snloonl.ts Assigned.

Bastrop, Texas. November ls,--Charles
and Pete Grlesenbeck, brothers, engaged
In the saloon business here, made an as
slgnment to the San Antonio Brewing as
ISOLATION This morning Liabilities $1,000,
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ACORN
~ ~ FOR THE {:


They are making specially this year
Of 'heater yokss. These are to BE- slipped
over any dress, and the moro taxseful
they are the better they fulnl their pur-
pose Of making plain gown drsssy.