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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

Mrs. Sarah Baltimore has gone 10 So-
daYille for an outing of week or two.
NJ. S.ernherg and part OF family have
gons TO the Bay for their summer outing.
Mr.. John Tway. OF the Albany taunery,
will leave this week on Ia trip 10 Mexico
Mrs q. ". Freeman, and three child
rem. OF Portland, went 10 The Bay today
Tor the summer.
Mr.. q. w. Wright, went TO Portland
Yesterday on legal business, returning on
last nights overland.
Mrs. DIR. Kitchen and accomplished
daughter, Miss Deane, Of Siayton, are
visiting Albany relatives and friends.
Rev. c. L. Stevenson arrived in Al.
baEy last night and will begin his work
at once as pastor of the L p. church,
preaching Iis frs; sermon next Sunday
morning.
Prof. W. Clifford Nash, of the musical
department of The State University, Al
Eugene, one OF Oregon's most gifted
pianists, is in the city, on short yisit
with friends.
DIR. ]. l.. Hill, OF Albany, passed
through Salem yesterday on his way tC
SCOTS Mills, having been called ther'
10 treat u FltHu. Nuo AAs fePOiteh ~
being dangerously i'll.
In Portland, June 50 1897. Miss Gym
thia fellows, OF McMinnville, was uni,e'
in marriage TO Mr. II. II. Howard tn
well known trayeling salesman 10
Hegsle & Company. Though a littt
late the DgxocRAT unites with many Al
bany friends OF the groom in extende'
wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MIR. aud Mrs. G. FaFlow, accompanie'
by their daughter, Anna L., left on TIL
Christian Endeavor train Monday morn
/ | ing for San Francisco. They will visi
( several OF Calitornia's popular resort
3 before returning home. going as 70
} south rs Los Angeles Marion Cor
Statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

DRESSED AS We Usgp TO BE.--Cap.ain
z. Luhn of the Salvation Army Is ar
ranging a special meeting for Saturday
evening 1t is called dressed as we
used to be" meeting. 1t will be very
novel and attractive, especially the pro-
cession prior to the inside proceedings.
Lieut. Emil Lingerbergen, who travelled
considerably in China and Japan will
give his experience. For Sunday night
the subject will be "a Dancing Girls
Crime" Everyone should avail them
selves of the chances of hearing the Sal.
vationists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

That German washing fluid, which his
proven such fine thing has arrived a !
Parker Bros. in large quantity. Call
and try bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

A NEW BmpaK.-This part of Benton
county will soon nave new bridge
across Thornton Lake, and we do not
get it before we need it, IL looks to me
TO be good staunch structure, one that
the taxpayers need no. grumble about
paying lor. Il is several feet higher
| than the old one, with span wide
enough for tho debris to pass through
| instead OF piling up against the bridge
as was the case with the old one.--Cor.
Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

ID ED RaSPBEKRIES. May BE had AZ
N the garden Of & Il Hukhs0n for 3
cents bex by picking them yourselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
One Loaf
A"9Another AND

One loaf of bread may be
light, sweet and digestible.
You may use the same mate
riafs for another and have 1t
heavy, sour and soggy. The
knack is IN putting the ingre-
dents together just right. A
substitute for Scott's Emulsion
may have the same ingredi-
ents and yet not be a perfect
substitute, for no one knows
how to put the parts together
as we do. The secret of
chow" is our business
twenty-five years of expert
enee has taught Us the best
way.
Two sizes so cts. and $500.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
Notice to Water Consumers.

THAT WE MAY BE ABLE To MAIN.
tain good pressure In all parts OF
cur system. consumers are prohibited tFoa
using hose without noz2ies and from allow
ing water elosets to run at all times The
water will be shut of without notice from
premises where it is allowed 70 run TO
waste. Albany MATER Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

DRESS- -MAKING.-Ladies wishing
IL learn cutting and fitting BY the Nor
gan system, eall an Mrs. r. +. Owen
dresses made for $3.50 and Up. Ger sEd
and Calapooia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
THURSDA'Y
COUNTY COURT.

Geo. Barton, county judge; NJ. Waters d.
Curl, Commissioners.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16

Coz. 2nd ana Naa :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
GOOD ROADS QUESTION
COUNTY JUDGES AND COMMISSION
ERs CONSIDER IT.
The New Fee Hill Was Also Under
Observation-Disclosures Papers
Were Read.

Hillsboro. Texas. December 1.-The con-
vention OF county judges and commissioners
OF North Texas to consider the subject OF
good roads convened today at TO- 80 O'Clock.
with Vice President Tom Lacy in the chair
the president being absent on account OF
sickness.
The delegates present at the morning
session were: Fannin county, r. G. Thur
man, r. l.. Hughes Grayson county. ] 1.
w. Voden, W. p. Duncan; Kaufman. /.
a. Boggs. G. C. Moore, Dallas. T. T.
Woodford. Thomas Lacy, Z. NJ. Hulsell.
G. w. Neeley; Erath, j. II. Young; John
son, A. j. Barnes; Hill, J. ]. Connolly.
Miles Stanley, w. II. Dickson, NJ. ID.
Fewel, Judge w. G. Morrow; ostrs G.
w. May, V. Grimland, w. IL. James Nc
Lehman, d. G. Cobb. NJ. j. Montgomery;
Falls, Lee Fezer. j. T. Owen. Others ar
rived on the evening trains.
The following programme OF discussion
was carried out. !. How to utilize con-
Wet labor; 2. The advantages of good coun-
ty roads, 3. How TO build culverts and be- ST
material to be used 4. Legislation 10 make
good roads; s. County commissioners. their
work and pay.
Tonight the members were banuueted and
speeches were made by Representative w :.
A. Fields, Hon. T. S. Smith and ESQUIRE
Staten.
Tonight the convention considered and
discussed the fee bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
WILL TEST THE LAW.
DIR. ROsER ALLEGES ms BUSINESS
~ BEiNG HURT.
Expense of Terrifying ms an Exper,
In Many rtmcs the Allowance
OF . Dollar a Day.

Dallas, Texas. December e.-pr. @. NJ.
Rosser OF Dallas, prominent physician
and formerly superintendent of the North
Texas insane asylum, has begun test az
the statute requiring physicians to give
expert testimony OF the regulation rate Of
81 per day. Since bis term Of service at the
head OF the Terrell asylum, DIR. s.oeser has
oeen compelled TO give expert testimony
IN nearly all North Texas Eases where such
evidence was required. He AYERS that this
Is serious injury. A few days ago n sub
poena issued out of tho Wood county dis
triet court, Judge Gordon Russell presiding.
was sent TO DR.. Rosser commanding him 10
appear before the court AT Quitrnan and
give testimony touching The ,anlty OF a
man charged with murder, whose defense
Is insanity. DR.. Rosser paid no attention
TO the subpoena and was hned 500. An
attachment was then issued and sent TO the
sheriff, who served It on Or. kosser Dr.
hosser's attorneys have advised him to
obey the attachment and answer the call
OF his name, but to refuse to testify at all
unless the physicians regular fee OF $50
per day Is paid him. DR.. Rosser Will fol-
low this course and will riake n thorough
test OF the law. He says his evidence III OF
a professional character and is worth Just
as much as II given in diagnosis OF a
case of appendicitis or any other ailment
The case is one that will interest the entire
medical fraternity OF Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Brennan, nricrs.

Brennan, Texas. December AT the
regular Wednesday night meeting OF Bren.
ham lodge No. 10. Knights of Pythias.
officers for the ensuing term were elected.
as follows: r.. j. Swearingen. chancellor
commander; w. n. Garrett, vice chanccl-
lor Amos Smith. prelate; r. L. Penning
ton, master OF work; A. Simon, master OF
exchoquer; G. l.. wilkins. keeper OF REQ
ords and seals; Hugh wilkins, master OF
finance. julius Fischer, master at arms:
G. +, Lannon's, inner guard; II. C. Heine,
outer guard; II. X. Harrison. trustee for
three years.
Tho last will and testament OF Mrs
Caroline Luitke was admitted TO probate
Friday. Nicholas 2eiss and Fritz Kramer
we're appointed as appraisers. a, Hold was
appointed executor without bond.
Mr.. Carl Iosrh o. Cedar Hlll passed
through town Thursday with twenty wag-
ons, moving to the Mike Bell farm In Aus.
Tin county, which he has recently our
chased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Galveston, Texas. December z.--Proceed-
ings in the court OF civil appeals today;
Reversed and remanded-san Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway company Va.
w. A. Robinson, from Harris.
Affirmed -E. p. Turner ct q VI. City q
Houston, from Harris: International and
Great Northern Railroad company W.
Katie Turner ct al. from Leon; T. w.
House VI. Kountze Bros.. from Smith. In
the latter case Chief Justice Garnett dis.
pents. VA -.
Reviewed and rendered for appellants -
Marx 4 Blum w, Luling Cooperative e.
ISOLATION ct al. from Galveston.
Reversed and dlsmiased Ed Q. Laskster
ct Al VI. D. r.. FAINT, from Hidalgo.
Reversed and rendered for garnishee dis
charging him planter1 and Mechanics
National bank ct al W. Elixabeth n.
Fioeck, from Harris. Anociake JuettcO
PIeasauts dissenting.
Motion 70 dismass appeal gYanted unteeg
appellant Ales IA this court new an6
proper appeal boqd wtfhin twenty dayer-.
JuhtM Henry a = W Corpus ChFigu NJ
tional hank u 81. from Nueoee
Motion6 ftr reh&Af1ng oyerssalo1 CITY r.
0alvseton ". m 4eoGs1. eroR Qelvpqtoo:
Jokn W. Harrie ~ II l1aGocuIe(< 1lo
1va1(sa; 1870 $3.50 ~ - = n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Worn In the linnsc.

ono attractive gown was 4 black corded
SILK, the bodice opening over wntr en-
broidcred lisse worked In the natural coll
ors o. the flowers rhis showed in the front
anc also between the stripes, Formed by the
silk being slashed and united BY .rmmings
Of gold cord, The skirt Mas Sc, creiy
simple, but ii was ia admirable ,neful for
tea jacket, a garment now much In de-
naand
very dainty tea gown IN carried out In
pale yellow crepe do shine. lho blC, Q bod
- r. u, nad- with bands oi
bioidery. in which mauve an,.thys,s and
diamonds play an important oaIt. Folds
OF darker violet velvet form tie collar and
wnistband, tho crepe lie shine hodi.a being
fully pouched In front and at tho bacls
but opening down the center 10 show a
ilnely plated vest OF pale mauve mGusse-
line de sole. which is continued a.terWard
In the form OF a fun un iarskirt to the hem
OF the garment. The draperics OF Ae gel
low crepe de chine fall apart to show this
graceful mauve undefskirt. AMI are border
I'd ON either side by a baud OF jcwelei EN-
broidery. which Is afterward continued
round the hem.
useful robe de rnambrc is cArr,ed oiit
In delicate shades Of aannel, such. for In
stance. rs pale green, electric blle, pUk
and hcliotrope. These gowns, too. arc made
In the Russian styie, Nth .ull blouse bod
icces, back and front. white girdies and
very pretty white reyeH. They are also
trimmed with narrow lines of Mh.c mo-
hair braid. The bodice parts arc lined with
nuns yelling. and they can be procured IN
other and more useful colors than those
specified trimmed with black ptSIe in
stead OF white. Tho gowns In he real wool
are particularly fascinating when they are
made In plain colors with d white lining,
Scme OF these double Pyrcners wool
gowne, as they are cnliod, come /, rose
pink. with white hoods and pink Ind white
girdleg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

risburE and San Antonio Railway compan,
Va Lille Gormley ct al, from Gonzales
county.
Writs q error rcfuecd---Augusta Patricl
Ct al ~. Fannie Badger ct al. from Harris;
LOUIS =. Frank ct al W. Lone Star Brew
ing company. from Washington.
Dismissed for want of jurisdiction City
OF Gainesville w. w. II. Gafman, from
Cooke.
Rehearing refused--Major Hart w.
George w. West. from Bexar.
Submftted--T. r. Cox ct al vs. J. II.
Finks ct al, from Bexar; Joseph Cuba vs..
Island City Savings hank, from Victoria
Texas and New Orleans Railroad com :
pany VI. II. A. Carr, from Orange: NJ. NJ.
Miller ct al VS.. NJ. e. Gist ct al, from
Archer.
Judgment OF court OF civil sppcals re-
versed, Judgment district court affirmed by
agreement OF partits--W. l.. Garvey W.
VIM. capps, receiver, ct al. from Archer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Murder Cases ON Trial.

LAGRANGE, Texas. December 1.-The jury
N the case of the State VS.. VIM. Null.
charged with the murder of ]. l.. Stagner.
which has been on trial for the past three
days, brought In a verdict of not guilty
this morning.
kns. charged with the murder of DR.. Bris-
tow at Flatonia last year, was continued
by the State.
Motion for new trial In the Adair case
was argued today. Judge Telchmueller took
1t under advisement and will render his
judgment tomorrow morning. Adair was
charged with the murder OF Paul William
and the jury found him guilty of man
slaughter and assessed his punishment at
two years in the penitentiary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
In Cnscs az Crnnn.

A standard medical authority says that
the first thing to do for the ctlild Is TO put
his feet into ms hot mustard water as be
can boar. and be sure that the room Is very
warm II possible put him Into a hot bath.
and thon quickly drying him. put him IN
bed between blankets Even before putting
him In bed give him syrup OF ipecac In tea
spoonful doses until he vomits. For ex-
ternal applications take two tablespoonftis
OF goose oil. or sweet oil or lard Oil mix
well, and rub thoroughly on tho outside
the throat Saturate n flannel and lay II
over the chest and throat Hot bricks, or
bottlcs filled with hot water. should BIO
placed al the child'e feet and at tho ,ides
OF his body to induce persplration. Keep
him carefully covered. After the vomiting
souills. The best drink for the child is slip-
perry elm water. Give plenty OF rourlsh-
ment TO keep up the strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
As to Cattle Quarantine.

Fort Worth, Texas, December c.-The
cattlemen of Texas are Just now much
worried rs to whether the Federal author
fties Will establish the quarantine in Jan
uary instead Of February as heretofore
There is no doubt TINT such a thing Il
being considered and some Of the puthorl
Ties advocate such a step because they
ciaim that when cattle are allowed TO 60
from fever-infected districts to points above
the quarantine line too late in the winter
there is not enough cold weather there
after to kill the young ticks that may be
Matched out. II by any possibility the
quarantine should be closed down in Jam
uary it would catch many cattle on this
side OF the line that would otherwise be
moved above,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
: e s s. az | AIDES.

A dressing sack that is worthy the dsx-
nifty OF morning wear ID male ef cream
challie scattered with large pink roscs.
The roses can be outlined with siik.
Bands Of olive green velvet are CARRIED
around the neck and down the front Of
tho waist. making very neat t,imming.
Tho belt h Of the same velvet, and bands
Of u trim the bottom Of the blousc aud
the waist. The sleeves ere wcll. che red,
being small at tho shoulders and very
large around the hand. This allows them
to he slipped up 10 the shoulders. where
they can be fastened with large pin. Tho
lining OF the sleeve is quite Az conspicuous
as the outside. and should be Of olive
green material, to mitch tho velvet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
FORFEITURES Of LANDS,
Power Of Land Commissioners Viii
Soon Be Settled.
QUESTION BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Matter Affects the Whole Land Sys.
tenn and Laws-Notes OF the
state Departments.

Austin. Texas December 2.--The all
important question as to whether the COM
missioner OF the general land Office has
the power under tho land act of 1ss, and
subsequent acts to forfeit, without judicial
ascertainment, land sales made under the
act OF 1883 prior to February 90, 1856, has
at last reached the supreme court on a
writ OF error from the San Antonio court
OF civil appeals granted In the case Of
Joseph Cuba VS.. Island City Savings bank
et al The land IN controversy was pur-
chased in 1854 under the act OF 1888 and
the interest was kept paid up until 1889. In
1892 It was forfeited by the commissioner
OF the general land office under the pro-
visions OF the act Of 1887. Appellees sued
to recover the land in the district court
OF Victoria county and obtained judg-
ment therefor, which was affirmed by the
San Antonio court of civil appeals. but a
writ OF error was granted In the supreme
court, before which oral argument was had
in the case this evening. Appellant was
represented by A. s.. Thurmond OF Vic
toria- +. G. Proctor of Victoria appeared
for appellees and Attorney General Crane
appeared for the State.
The question at issue Is whether the act
OF 1887 and subsequent acts affect the con-
tracts under which sales of land were made
under the act OF 1883 or whether they af-
feet the remedy provided by the State for
its own protection In transactions under
said act. and whether they confer upon the
commissioner OF the general land Office
authority to make office forfeitures for
non payment of interest on sales made
prior TO February 20. 1885.
Several Of the courts Of civil appeals
nave held that the act OF 1887 is not retro
active. while the attorney generals de-
partment is OF a different opinion and
confusion may arise in the administration
OF the land laws in consequence unless this
variance is removed hence the importance
of the hearing had today as we'll as OF the
effect the opinion OF the supreme court
viii have when 1t is handed down in the
caSe In hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Excess OF revenue over operating
THE POSTAL COMING

a construction gang Of tho Postal Telc.
graph company, consisting of II. o. Gray
NJ. McCillister. G. d. Gray, G. r. Gray
J. w. Lockhart, f., Mcnefee, r. G. Hcis,
and 7, +. Walker arrived here lan
evening and stopped at the Washington
hotel. This morning the eight ,nen start
ed for the bay bridge and, II "a under
stood, they will at once begin work
strineing wires and laying cable be-
tween Virginia Point and Galveston
island. Tho men said to those persons
with whom they convefsed at the fotel
that 1t viii take two or three weeks for
them 10 complete the work they have "a
do here. How soon their company will
have on Office established In this city
ready for business hey could rot say
but they ventured the prediction chat IL
would not be many monthr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
MURDER CASE on TRIAL.
One Negro Girl * Charged With
Killing Another.

Waco. Texas. December 2.-The trial OF
Kate Matthews charged with the murder
of Maggie Williams is on trial in the
Ftfty-fourth diltrict court. Kate is a
negro girl about 10 years old. She had
a difficulty with Maggie Williams, also
colored, and in the ARRAY the latter was
stabbed to death Rice Price, negro man.
is also charged with the killing and Will
be tried later.
The case OF John Lewis. charged with
the murder OF George Thomas. a negro,
at a negro picnic near Crawford last sum
mer, will be called at the conclusion OF the
Kate Matthews case. Lewis was Ia the
livery stable business at McGrcgpr and
hired several teams and bugglss to negroes
on the day OF picnic. Fearing that his
teams might be abused, Lewis went up 10
the picnic to watch after them. While
there he got into a difficulty with George
Thomas. which ended in the death OF
Thomas. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

art. from Harris; J. P. Simon ct al rs. w.
ID. Stearns, from Jefferson. II. W. Bland vs.
W. i. smith. from Orange: Bruno hatfield
vs. c. +. Huntington, from Angelina; 1.
Loyenberg VS.. City Of Galveston, from Gal
weston. TN
Motion to file transcript grsnted--Wm.
r. Herbert ct al vs. r. T. Rembert ct q.
from Gregg.
Submitted--s. pellmacci ct al va. Ullman,
Lewis 4 Co., from Galveston: G. n. Moore
ct al VS.. w. r. Parker from Shelby; j. 8.
Brown ys. Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company, from Galveston !:
George Ellis ct al vs. Eugene A. Hudson,
from Harris; Albert Kuhn W., H. g. God.
man company. from Galveston: Houston
and Texas Central Railway company ~.
Joseph Purcell. from Washington; n.
Starnes vs.. A, J. Messer. from Smith: H.
l.. Flash We. A. @. Herndon. from Harria.
Set for submission December 9--W. q.
Moody ct al w. M Lo0scan ct n. from
Harris Michigan Savings and Loan asse-
citation va. Mildly 4 Dow ct al. from HAr-
ris: Mic Constantine w. August Freeche
ct al. from Nueces; Esty y Camp ~. n.
l.. Fisher ct al, from Burieson: Freidman,
Keller & Co. Va. B.. N. Peters ct 81. froO
Galveston; Thomas McClannhAn Of n ~
NJ. Depioxzo. from OranGe:J j. N Williams
va. J. G. I,eags, from San Augustine: y.
II. Smith ct al w. H. Wilson. from Houp-
ton: Texas and New ORLEANS Railway cota-
pAny W. Lizzie Black, from IAhorty. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
HOTEL ARRIYALa.

At the Tremont--L. Sydney, st. Louis;
c. s. powkett, Palestine, Hunt McCaieb
ard wife, Fred j Cook. city; G.. C. Tay-
lor, Dallas; v. T.. Rogao. st. Louis; j. J..
Coggan Philadelphia; b. II. Day. New
York l.. H. Carpenter, Fort Sam Hous-
ton; r. G. Ivy. st. Louis: G. J. sIlversteln,
New York: NJ. A. Mccreigh. Halletsyille;
V. l.. Burgess. X, Marx, Charles Engle,
New York; II G. Archer and wife. city:
j. s. Webb. Philadelphia; u. L. Beggin-
staff. Estellipe, Texas; Harry Raife, New
York: j A. Brown aud wife, Dallas: James
70. Dunn. Miamieburg. Ohio; II Touscher.
New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Hou.ehold GODS.

The ancient Greeks believed that the
Penates were the gods who attended 10 the
welfare and prosperity OF the family. They
were worshipped as household gods in
every home The household god OF today
Is DR.. Kings New Discovery. For con-
sumption. coughs. culds. and for all affec-
lions of Throat. Chest and Lungs Il Il
Invaluable 1t has been tried for guar
ter Of q century and is guaranteed to cure.
or money refunded. No household should
be without this good angel II u pleasant
and young. Free trial bottles At Geo. W..
Heyer's drug store. Regular sisc SOC and
81 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Ducks. Indian Way.

Pass ono pound OF the best steak through
a mincing machine, add to It one onion
chopped. two heads OF garlic ditto. twelve
cloves well bruised, tho seeds Of ten carda-
mons. three chliles chopped and salt to
taste; stun the ducks with this. Melt about
two ounces OF bniter. mix with 1t tea
spoonful OF allspice ground and little
salt; rub the duc)es well over with onion,
garlic and green ginger Juice; haste them
with spiced butter and roast nice color;
serve with little clear gravy. In which Z
few drops OF strained lemon Juice has been
mixed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Colonel II. ]. sledge OF the Galveston
and Brazos railway Is Ia the city.
Congressman Hawley left today for
Washington TO be present at the opening
OF congress- next Monday.
r. r. Gilbert left here This afternoon
for New Orleans 10 renew editorial work
on the Journal OF Finance and Commerce.
Publication OF the Journal was temporarily
suspended during the yellow fever block
ade. but December number will be issued