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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18
EVANS pRONUNCIAMENTO.
II Try to Create Issues for the
IIrnsfnrt,

aI Try to Crcntc Issues for the
Platform.
teenville, Texas, December 16.--Hon. p.
Evans publishes the following letter in
Herald in regard to the race for floater
year:
had hoped that | would have no oppo-
bn for The reason that it has been fully
|onstrated that no assignment law can
pass the legislature, unless the issue
bade before the people and the bill de-
kded in the State platform. 1t is my
|nten TO make a canvass oyer the State
THE purpose OF securing In the platform
Fmand for The enactment of a law pro-
|ting preferences by insolvents. The
II in the last legislature has brought
matter sufficiently prominent before
public to require he party TO take
y action in the prs misses. and in view
(he fact that the Office barely pays oS-
pes had hoped that what time | might
Re from my business could be devoted
such campaign instead of in a contest
an office that will cost more than it
b.
There are other subjects of legislation
h have given some considerable study
! am interested in. Besides the as
bmeut law, We ought to have an equit-
redemption law, allowing two years to
Penn land sold under mortgage. y venue
requiring every citizen to be sued In
own county, and thereby prevent our
pie from being dragged to Dallas, Sher-
or Fort Worth to conduct their liJiga-
/. law to punish and prohibit dealing
FUTURES thereby preventing the depress-
| of cotton prices by spectators.
\ have spent already too much time and
fey-more than I was able TON con
+ for representative, and | thought as
outliyed the populist party in Hunt
pity ! was entitled to make one race
tl0ut contest. But | do not mean tC
y out under any circumstances, and II
Pntest | must have. | am prepared for
conflict and to defend my RECORD
fnst all corners and goers.
"B O. Evans"
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BADLY WOUNDED.
Ont. shot and Bentcn Whtic larry
ing His Baby,

Marlin. Texas. December I'LL " re-
nc,ted here today that Ira Mason ci'lAt n
o, Falls county, is now iy!ns III a cflli''i
condition at the house OF Ilehh ~ .nia
comfy on COW bayou. the cause peins
cut m the back shot in The arm anu a
tlrrible bruise In the face. II seems ,hS.
some time ago party CT ihoisiuu"ls s"'n
as,,or an, of bed one night, gave him "a
rllrasbing and few hours N when 10
tIave he county. Next morning he
ptoruptly let the county, nut nc lt'u'"'"
this week. ~. ,h.t
lie made statement 10 the erect ihas
he had hIs baby in his arms going 10 ms
~ managed to get 10 the animal, ana
mounting him toyk the road leading 10
waco. but was fired upon from the rear
one shot taking effect in my hand ana arm
NV borSa took fright and had run two
or three mites when ! put tho baby on my
ack and sid of the horse on my race
Mason was shot at several times ana ths
,,oet rrmorkahle thing of the whole anair
tx the Lfby was unhurt.
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devised to bring the railroads under con-
troll, CT the people must take decisive ae-
ton for themselves. 1t is impossible Tor
the farmers OF Kansas to receive such re-
turns for their LABOR as is due until there
is q radical reduction in the present freignt
fhtes.
We advise people OF Kansas and the
Central West to continue the battle until
success crowns their Efforts. Let the
Western transportation convention at
Omaha be large In numbers and prolific
in results, enthusiasm aud energy, and.
with the acquiring of just and reasonable
rates to tide water Kansas win take ner
true position as star OF the first mag
uitude in the great sisterhcod OF States, aud
our grand motto; Ad astra per aspera, will
20 down the centuries and become tho shib
bcleth of the conquercr In the ages yet 10
Gomez
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AN OLD TIMER RETURNED.

Captain Harry Whclan, well known TO
old timers in Galveston and Houston.
whore h. was prominently connected
with shipping interests. rcaurned this
morning on the steamship Menemsha from
New York after an absence OF nineteen
years. During that time he has sailed
all over the Pasinc and MAS lately On the
Yukon river IN Alaska. but did not pane
trate TO the diggings. lie reports Nhe
climate MS extremely severe and predicts
much suffering and many deaths among
the crowds OF people who have docked
there, u don't want any of 1t in mine.
he said, FOR it will take a man with an
iron constitution TO hold his own IN that
region" He expects 10 take one OF the
Houston Direct Navigation conIany's
tugs.
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The Nifc's Letters.

Tho question is again being disr REQ
whether marriage gives husband tho ght
to open and read his wifes letters. Fiity
years ago this right was never questioned.
but In America OF late tho courts Lave
taken the ground that his right does not
exist. a decision 10 that enect rs 1ut,eo
AS n curiosity In France, where II is teld
that a wife has no right TO private or
tespondence. European laws imply 'hat
wife may not demand privacy in her ctrrc.
spoudsnce. but that she lnd he: hust ana
are one and he Is that one--for hfe IS
strictly forbidden to read or open his let.
ters and even II they are l1ft lying uTonnd
she has no legal right To use any informal
tion she may extract from them VII Oh Is
damaging 10 her husband. On the other
hand, her husband is upheld even wi en- he
employs treachery In gstting hold OF her
letters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18

Bouillon-Put into a large soup pct four
pounds Of juicy beef, a large Knickle OF
veal two turntps two carrots one bunch
OF pot hurbs, small pod OF we'd pepper.
two smnil onions. salt, and half ita-
spoonful Of celery salt Cover all with SIX
quarts Of cold water and boil for six korrs
Strain and stand in a cold place oyos BDt.
ard when tho fat has formed a cak1 over
the top remove II and heat the stock, having
added winegass OF sherry vino wh!ie
heating, and at the last moment before
serving add another glass nf wine The
soup gains n certnin flavor 1t the vine
IL boiled in 1t that eau he gwen IN no
other way. hut a certain amount OF st-cpgth
ls lost, 80 It Is best to add 4 little nero
when lust ready TO serve.
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A Peculiar Mnluh,.

Waltham. Texas, December ia lady
living at this place has for the last six
successive years had an attack of mental
and physical exhaustion. Her case this
year is claimed by her physicians to sur
pass anything on medical record. In the
latter part OF September she began wasting
away mentally and physically with loss Of
appetite She took to her bed November l,
was without nourishment OF any kind
whatever fortytwo days, when she rallied
sufficiently to have matted milk forced
down her throat. she has had no action
from her bowels since first taken, but kid
neys have been regular. Today her rapidly
increasing strength encourages us to be-
lieve she will soon be UP again What the
disease is the doctors do not know.
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ANOTHER GOLD NINE.

Ip"rted Rich Vein of Mincrai
round in Gillespie Comfy.
FL antonio, Texas. December ia
or more ago gold prospect was found
FI'hespie county and owing to its rich
h attracted considerable attention in
h locality. Hon. Thomas NJ. Pasehal and
1 Others secured control OF the mine re-
II! and have begun the work OF deyel-
me property. The shaft is now down
~ torty feet and the vein of mineral is
ihohes In width. 1t Is claimed that re-
assays Of the ore ran over $1,000 to the
me vein is increasing in width and
o"hers OF the mine believe that a bo-
s~S VIII soon be in sight.
nas long been known that there are
r. OF gold TO be found in that section
nHieyesal mines that at first gave good
'se OF rich returns were worked on a
scale, but IN all previous instances
w. VEN petered out before a great
+" had been reached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18

This is pattern which consists of only
three pieces a front yoke. Il back yoke
and the skirts Of the coat The skirt Is
just long enough to reach from he arm
holes &C. lho floor, II Should b2 about two
yards wide, Lay the gahars n haX p.nit8,
with The largest pluits rolulng IA The N y
die of the back and Che nlille of the
front. Sew upon the yoke aud finish In
tho back with n big bow 4 black sill; RIB
bon Tho sleeves ARE gathered ut .hc wlst
aud Finished with narrow bacS tilli ruife.
Tn" crap. collar and the mltten' are 81
broadcloth They ARE made by hand. the
little mitton pattern being obtained fem
n measurement of the bpbv's had.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the TremontR II. Daer, houston.
A. j. Simouds, New York; Il u. Allen
Columbus. T. ] Coggus, Temples ID
r. McKelvoy. New York; Mrs. j. r..
Dwpree, Victoria, Neill Roach, lovisvilie:
Aloset Baldwin, Richmond, Va, Miss lea
II. Holmon. Weimar, Texas; George n
Boyden, New York; d. q. Dunlop, We
lasco, John ii. Keller, Kentucky, Con
sullivan Temple; +. S. Woldriige, Ncw
York. George Y. Moore, Omaha W Mar
tin, Chicago. George w. Breckenridge, san
Antonio; p. V. Martin. W, s. Shaw, J.
W Floyd. Chicago; } II. Horshaw and
wife, Denison; W. p Casper Chicnsoi g.
Gore, New York; charles u Beck r. H..
Bagby, f. NJ I.assitcr John MurcNtson,
r. G. Bartholomew c. w. SelgSick,
Houston. William Welehear. Cassville,
No; G. S Ponheld. Hols'on. T.. j.
McPhillips. New York,
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Fort Worth, Texas December l7--An in-
teresting case will come up for trial in the
county court today in the shape of an ap-
plication by Mrs. Claresse Harold to have
Mrs. NJ. C. Harold removed as administra-
trix of the estate of the late Elan W. Har-
rold, who died in Ventura county, Califor-
ma, April 80 OF the present year. At the
time of his death he owned about 5000 acres
OF land in Archer county, Texas, besides
other valuable lands and properly in the
Lone Star State, the whole estimated to be
worth from S25 600 to $50, 600 In August
last Mrs. Harold of Texas applied for aud
received letters of administration claiming
she was the lawful widow of deceased.
subsequently Mrs. Harold OF California APP
peared on the scene. and through her at
torneys filed motion for the removal OF
MS Harold No. / as administrative OF the
Texas estate, claiming she is the only law
full widow of the deceased and that the is
sue Of the marriage is two minor children
residing in Ventura county, California.
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,,au.eunId Gods.

THE ancient Greeks believed mat the
penates were the gods who attanata 70 inc
wa wo,shiupeG as household gods 10
49, home. The household god OF today
y Dr Kings New Discovery. For con-
t,,,,,rt on coughs, o1lds. ana for all ahfe-
,;nns ~ Throat. Chest and Lungs 1t Is
snyalusble. II has been tried 70. quar-
Tor of century and is guaranteed 10 cure;
or money refunded no nous aaoia 20 ia
-. ,aIe aud a safe and sure remedy for old
ana Young. Free trial bottles at Geo ".
Ifeyer's drug store. Regular size Doc and
81. 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18

y. Dwyer, military attache at the Amerl-
can legation In the City of Mexico has
Deen transferred to Berlin The report
lacks confirmation. but 1t Is known that he
uesireu 10 be transferred to Berlin, and the
American minister in his report no ina ,va,
department had given him very strong
recomn'endation plliug encomiums Of praise
as 10 ms loyalty, bravery aud his clear
judgment and studiousness In the science
OF ear very high, closing with the hope
lhat ne would be transferred to some large
military post, where he would have further
opportunity, and II is not improbable that
IL ne is not. he will be transferred
Mr. I. j, Evans OF this city returned
from hunt on the Colorado river in
wharton county. where he went a few DAYS
ago win a crowd from Cameron. He re-
ports some fine sport, seven deer being
Killed on the trip, Mr.. Evans getting three
OF them. killing one with each barrel as a
punch OF three jumped up in front OF him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18

Cuero. Texas. December liars.
Thomas Duron, who was 80 badly burned
Yesterday, died at 6:t5 In the evening 1t
was n terrible catastrophe. She was IN the
ward attending the making OF some soap
when her dress caught fire. She ran 10
tha house. where boy was eating dinner
He grabbed blanket 70. wrap her IN bnt
hcfors inc flames could be put nut she
VAS fatally burned. The flesh wss cooked
all over her INDY except one ioot' she
was buriei this Afternoon, Her pusoauu
ana four children survive her.
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rnfnrn,ntinn wanted.

Troupe, Texas, December 15.-My SON.
Frank, IL years old, small for his age. fair
complexion. light hair, sprightly and quick
left November 20 last, without giving any
information whatever or cause for leaving
ANY information of his whereabouts or CON
corning him will relieve an anxious mother,
Mary e. Wade, Troupe, Texas. Other papers
,,1aasa CouY
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Grixlard habcas Corpus Hearing
Was Not Completed.
THE GUADALUPE VALLEY RAILWAY
Construction Company Has Hccn
Chnrtcred--Oficcrs of the Nolun-
tccr Guard ON Retired List.

Austin. TEXAS. December 1.-THE habeas
corpus hearing OF J. II, Grizsard, charged
with killing Captain John I, Rankin.
was called in Judge Brooks district court
this morning at 10 o'clock, and after the
examination OF number of witnesses was
continued until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. District Attorney Burleson and Coun-
ty Attorney Calhoun represented the State
and Mossrs. George Pondexter. Ham Ward
and Warren Moore the defense
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-18

Corpus Christi, Texas, December 1.-THE
oyster market has made another drop in
few days ago are now selling at 81 per 1000.
or 20 cents per 100. And sin they are try
ing 10 enforce the oyster law and collect a
tax of s. per season. which is a great hard
ship on the oyster gatherers but ii does not
affect the dealers. The average OF one man
gathering and opening his own oysters
amounts 10 about 800 oysters day. or the
sum OF 81 per day.
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Healing Qualities of TaiIow.

Pure mutton tallow Is one OF the most
useful and inexpensive Of medical agents
For that class OF sores ana Wounds wttre
a cooling, healing application Is Indicated
It's value Ia beyond compare. dapy an or
stinate sore has been healed permanently
by pursuing the following simple method
Wash thoroughly. but gently, once or tw'te
a day, with warm water and CASTLE soap.
dry with soft cloth and cover with
coating of the tallow. This should pc
spread upon piece OF linen or cotls 2, VIC
tailuw being sufficiently thick TO prevent
the cloth from adhering 10 the wounded OF
Diseased surface.
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PLACED ON RETIRED LIST.

General order No. l,a.
Adjuiant Generals Office. state of
Texas. Austin. December 10, The follow
ing named officers are hereby placed on
tho retired list" in accordance with
rule No 8. State regulations of 1926, pro-
viding for retirement OF officers, after
twelve or more years OF honorable ANA
continuous service:
l. Major n. r Houx, late major Third
regiment Texas Volunteer Guard, 10 date
from May % 1877
Major Aoux enlisted Ia Johnson Guards
In 1879. Enlisted IN Auttin Grays July
20, 1882. Promoted corporal in lSSl
Elected second lieutenant Hoods Light
Infantry July II. 1885; frst lieutenant
October L. 1885 captain January 4, 1887.
TO 1SW. Organized tho Bedell Light Guard
and elected captain November 4 1891,
Elected major Third regiment July Is,
1892.
., Major G. y, Kinney, late First
regiment cavalry. Texas Volunteer Quart
TO date from May 20, lSN7.
Major Kinney enlisted in Manning Rifles
in 1851 EulSted in Austin GSys IN 1881
and in Texas Rifles in 1850, Joined the
Capital City cavalry In iSS7, elected SEC
ond lieutenant in 1891 and major First
regiment April 10, 1898.
3. First Lieutenant George n. Torrry
late Houston Light Guard. TO date from
July Is 1897.
Lieutenant Torrey joined the Houst .
Light Guard in 1881; promoted sergeant
in 1883 second lieutenant March ~, 1880
and elected FIRST lieutenant February H.
1897.
4. Major ] y Aguilo, late First reet-
ment Texas Volunteer Guard tand lieu
tenant colonel elect Of said regiment, bl
not qualihed), TO date from August II
1897.
Major Aguilo joined the Washington
Quarts In December. 1879 elected frs
| lieutenant January II, 1857; captain FEB
ruary IL, 1889, elected major first regimen
| TEXAS Volunteer Guard. January, 1893
AM elected lieutenant colonel ~ sam
regiment, but did not qualify as such
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brownsville Texas. December H.
United States Marshal Haynes aud Con-
stable. Cobb arrested Jose Garcia, a store
Keeper at Rancno Nueyo yesterday
charged with attempting TO pass two slo
co,nteTfeits Ono Is treasury noR, me
other a silver certificate. They are quite
weu executed with pen and woui1 he-
cejye one not ueed to handling money
Commissioner 'riigham today bound MN
over to the Federal court " sopo' parcls
Ssvs be tnok the bills IL the course OF
trade from an unknown party.
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Tecoe, Texas, December 15.-Whte &
Anderson sold 10 s W. Hin for shipment
10 market 200 fat steers at $27,75,
II. W. Garrett sold to n. c. Beasley six
teen cars Of sheep for $29,5O MIR. Beasly
intends to feed In Illinois
w. y. Hudson and McElroy & I.ochausen
sold to c. A. Arhuthnot e Co. TN ship
ment 500 cars Of fat steers,
Moorehead Bros. sold one of their ranch
wells to Ward Bros. for $1,000.
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Relensed ON bond.

Greenville, Texas, December IL w ~
ease o, Tom Ingram, convicted IN IN
county for killing John Pine IN 1872 us
IN reversed by tho court OF or minai
a 80 al Tyler. Ingram was glysn ny.
TsaIs in February last end has peer s,. =.
isH slrre. but gave bond yesterday amer
moan and was released
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Ncrro Disemboweicd.

Marlin, Texas. December I'LL. GOODWIN
* now resting peacefully IN his coilin ana
Gas Roberts is behind the iron bars IN 'he
county jan charged with causing the death
OF Mr.. Goodwin. .,,t.,
A fight took place at a house, in @hieh
Goodwin received a cut clear across ths
abdomen. which completely diAf nbowe,s !,
him. Physicians we're summoned, ana una
ali thcy could 10 rave his life, bur ne aieh'
l nnlh uera neRrofs.
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Engineer Hurt.

Marlin. Texas, December l7.-Mat opi,-
49, anr,pser at the grist mill of J. W
poblrson here, got his leg caught Il a
,rh,e, Of gasoline engine and it was 50
E Nnlv froeturcd that the physicians 'CaAy
on1niitated the leg.
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,ua.e Gerald Indicted.

Waco. Texas, December 1.-THE grano
Jury adjourned today. Among other indlcl-
mepts returned was one charging g. b.
coraIa with the murder OF ". A, Harris.
W ;,Ndicrmen. was presented against him
t trg Killing ]. W. Harris. Judge Gerald IS
sill i confined TO his room on account OF MS
wounds
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Fenyille, Texas. December 17,-Colonel
E. Farmer has launched the Social
Pnomist on the troubled sea of journal
+ The initial number Was printed in
lehVllle, but the paper will be San An
20 publication and promises to reflect
well-known opinions and teachings OF
enel Farmer ON the political field of
(thwest Texas.
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= : S G tSS 4as LADIES. )

many cents, halves, Quarta,s. din es and
nickels there are In dollar.
The woman who would rather die than
wear bonnet two seasons old.
The woman who THINKS that the cock
and the nurse can keep house.
The woman who Thinks T. Is chsaLc. to
buy bread than TO make II.
Tho woman who buys hric a bra for
the parlor and borrows kitchen utensils
from her nclghbUrs.
the woman who wants things lust he
cause other women" have them,
The woman who thinks she is an orna-
mcnt to hor sex II she wins progressive
euchre prize,
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS.

The Austin District Medical society has
elected the following officers for the en-,
sning year presidCnt, w. Richmond
NJ Manor; first vice president I o. MAX
well of Austin; second vice president, !,
Garwooi New BraunfelS, secretary my
treaeurei. S. II, Hudson husun p99
~, ,envors Toe S. Wooten, j. a. Gliiis.
j Jones,
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Governor wrl1s n possibility.

|eiasco, Texas, December 17.-Governor
us Thompson is in town from his Malta
Pa plantation. There is already strong
OF forcing Governor Thompson in The
for congress from this, the Tenth, dis
y, lie seems to be about the only
tocrat OF Influence who has the means
make a successful canvass.
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Hearne, Texas. December lin speak
ing with your reporter yesterday re'"tlFo "
the oil development for Hearne, MT H. N
Davis said that he intended to try to or
panize a stock company Immediately ana
begin operations as soon as all prellmi-
naries could be arranged. He anticipates
no trouble in having all stock taken III
,.nr,. chnrt time.
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snit for Heavy Damages.

Denton. Texas, December 10 j. uH-
derwood, merchant OF Aubrey mas l'leu
suit in the district court for S2V'-Vo
AGAINST the Missouri, Kansas and TeXas
and Texas and Pacific railways for daihases
alleged to have been caused May ~ W inc
defendants negligence.
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Country store Robbed.

sVFia' Texas. December 17--News
"ed here this morning that the store
- L. J. Remonscaneider. who keeps a
'ai merchandise stock at Raisin, eight
west OF here on the Gulf. Western
ard Pacific railroad, in this county,
sssonsd Of about $500 worth OF grocer
-'licst TIE ontire stock. last night.
were evidences OF an attempt to SET
,u we building, as II was burned on
4 ,ae N ,wc places. the rain evidently
"uAg contlagratlon. similar >Toe-
nsosurErd near Victoria rccontIy/ T..
/ ~ n MS county wa6 notified aud Is on
'ooAout for the robhers.
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Mckinney. Texas, December ia Sc
rious runaway occurred here this after
noon. a team hitched to a wagon contain
ing several men became frightened and
dashed away One OF the occupants,
Charles Kendric, had both legs broken
while another. Joe Dexter, was internally
hurt. The extent of the latter's injury can
not he foretold yet by tla Attending phy'
~
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An old housekeeper recommends the fol-
lowing recipe for egg sandwiches: Boil
the eggs slowly for twenty minutes. ih.n
wash the yollss. add melted butter IN .
little sweet cream and work into smooth
nasta Season with sql., pepper. lemon
;uice and watercress minced flne with The
whites OF the eggs. II IL Is preferred.
chicken. or ham. may he finely chopped Or
grated and added.
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waxahachie. Texas. December i7'--fhe
is. g. cc,.nor case against the city for
damages has not yet heen settled. An ac-
cident harpened 70 Mrs counof. sun was
brought aad a Judgment rendered for ssoo'