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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
LAvAcA COUNTY NOTES.
instttute for Colored Teachers II
gesatnn.

Session.
Hallctsville Texas December 24.-Fhe
ceurrty institute for cohored teachers was
in session yesterday and today, W. d.
Newton. PRINCIPAL Of the Halletsvslle col
orod school and graduate OF the Prairie
View normal school. has charge OF this In
stitute work. There are in Lavaoa county
1872 ooloned children within the scholastic
are and thirty-one cclored teachers arc
employed.
The county judge who, In this county. Is
Ia SO ex-ofiic'of superintendent of public
schools. believes that the next legislature
should amend the school law 30 AIS To do
away with third grade certificates.
The different Sunday schools In this city
united and had n union Christmas tree at
the Baptist church tonight. which was well
attended.
On account Of the Indictment weather not
as many people rs usual were in town from
the country during the day
Apples are higher priced than for years
and not many were bought.
John f. Houohins fourteen years sher n
OF this county, has obtained IL temporary
license 10 practice law.
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NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT sTUARTs DYSPEPSIA TAB-
LETS.
They Cure stomach Troubles and In-
diEcstion, Anyway, Whether You
Have Faith In Them or Not

Mere faith will not digest your food for
you. Will not give you al appetite, viii no
increase your flesh aud strengthen your
nerves and heart, but Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets wtll do these things because they
arc composed OF the elements OF digestion
they contain the Juices, acids and pep. ones
necessary to the digestion and assimilation
OF all Wholesome food.
StsiarS's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food II placed In jar or bottle in water
heated to 81 degrees. and they will do il
much more effectively when taken into the
stomach after meals. whether you have
faith that they will or not
They inylgorate the stomach. make pure
blood and strong nerves, In the only way
that nature can do II. and that Is. from
plenty Of wholesome food we'll dtgested II
Is not what We eat. but what We digest that
does W good.
Shiarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at so cents for full
slnod package. or by mail from the ". A.
otNAA O.. onsuhnA 31nk
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The coming year. unicas all signs fat.
Eyerythtng seems favorable for an cxcep-
tionally large demand for lumber next year
and the lumber manufacturers confidently
expect % do uhe biggest business they have
done for several years.
There has been moderately good sup
ply OF cars furnished the mills this week
and as the weather has been delightful and
particularly favorable for shipping, Large
amount OF lumber has been sent away b,
rail, though nothing like what would have
been shipped with q full quota OF oars.
The shipments by water have been Inn
dted to one barge and one schooner. Bargei
that were loaded and sent away brom Oh,
mills two weeks ago were only returned
within the last day or two. hence It ba
been impossible to send out any more thi'
week ILL
The demand for reilrosd and exFor
material is still excellent and the mil
are having all they can bake care Of u
this line.
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Il. Il. NI'DONALD DEAD.
Was Interested Largely in Various
Electrical Enterprises.

Dallas, Texas. December Par. T. Nc.
Donald of Fort Wayne, Ind. died at the
Oriental hotel in this city at IL o'clock to-
day. Mr. Mcdonald arrived In Dallas in
good health on sunday last and was at
tackled by grip on Munday night, which on
Wednesday developed into what IS termed
double pneumonia" Involving DO n lln g.
Mrs. Mcdonald and DR.. Meyers, the family
physician. arrived from Fort Wayne last
might.
Deceased was one OF the wealthiest and
most prominent men conested with tie
electrical industries of The Unltei States,
his interests extending from New York
to Mexico, and involving property worth
millions OF dollsts. on shulsday last he
and his associates transferred to Boston
capitalists their electrical holdings in Dali
las. approxinating sl000,000 in value
Among other enterprises In whiSh Mr.,
Mcdonald was interested is the Hoffm7n
House Hotel company of New York G. ty,
In which he was a large stakeholder end
director. His body was ehlpped TO For.
Wayne Ind. tonight. accompanied by
tho widow and DR.. Myers.
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IIenrne Items.

Hearne Texas. December 24.-The town
is crowded today with people who are pur-
chasing Christmas goods, TIE merchants
report a good trade FOR the entire week.
CAPTAIN James G.. Ttmmons OF the Ma
tional Compress company, with headauar-
tiers at Waco was In Hearns yesterday.
Mrs. Il. r. Bibes aud little Elmo Par
nell Lent this afternoon for Austin to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Mr. =. A. Fitzhugh of Waco is in the
civ
Marion s. Moseley. deputy county clerk
came town from Franklin soday.
MessIs. r. j. White and e. G. McNutt
of Mumtord sre in Htarne this morning.
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Waco Texas, December a4The Waco
council United Commercial Travellers met
last night in Maccabses' hall to do honor
to some OF Its officers. A handsome pin
was presented TO Rsv. ]. T. Molloy, the
chaplain, A. o. Dewey making the presen-
tation speech. Mr.. Dewey the secretary.
WAS also honored. resolving an easy ch iir.
Il. Q. Barrett, ]. c.. made the presentation
speech Mrs. w. p. Gilbert presented the
council with a bookmaik of her own make,
which was rectdyei with speech by t. c.
Barrett.
Music by the U. C. T. auartette regaled
the hall between the speeches and very
interesting sime was enjoyed.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

Frank preyvitt Given Twenty-Five
Years In the Penitentiary.
Paris. Texas. December "a. Frank Prev
lit was convicted In the district court OF
Red River county and given twenty Ave
years In the pemitenthauy for murder. He
and Louis Acpkins and irwin Thompson,
all oolored. we've Jointly indicted for tho
murder OF jesse Simon. which occurred
year ago today in Techs pasture a mile
from Clarksylie. Tho matlve was rob-
berry and AFTER robbing him the Victim was
killed and an attempt was made TO burn
UP tho body to prevent Identification and
detection. The defendants were granted Il
severance and Prewttt was the FIRST placed
on trial.
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torious Bill Longley, who flcurisneo
this section in the days gone oy'
TcIcubone Going TO Mexico.

ieiepbohc ooi"S ~ -
Beeville, Texas. December ~. in'
Southwestern Telephone company mas con'
pleted it's line from Victoria TO tna pss'
and their hands and outfit are now q
camped In this city. The ultimate desl'a =.
tIion of this line ie at some poin1 Oh =. y.
Rio Grande, and from thence, Is so0l :
possible, into Mexico.
Sinton, Texas. December z4'-ih' !.
pqoyes of the long distance telephone COW
pany, numbering about thirty men 4,
encamp ped In the vicinity. OF TINS p.. ~ -
are now digging holes and putting w -
throughout the town. -. .,raa feA
The holes are dug six feet, .n' ~ n
by means OF the shovel and tnree ~ 4
blasting with dynamite.
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Entertainment at nlx,n.

Elglu. Texas. December a--An enter
tainment was given at tho opera house
last night by the pupils and teachers OF the
Esin High school. 1t was a success In
sNery sense OF tho word. Everyone was
perfect IN their part and reflected credit
on the teachers. Special mention is due
to song and drill by eight little girls and
jamie Owsns In recitation, Eve Before
Christmas and to Miss Mauds Campbell
and Leon Rivers In mandolin and guitar
duet; also the Misses Maude and Jennie
Campbell mandolin and guitar duet. There
was full house and everyone war we'll
pleased. All concerned with tho manage
ment deserve credit for the success OF the
entertainment.
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SUIT AGAINST THE pILoTs.

In the united States court this afternoon
Captain James Askens of tho British
stoamHhiD SOrathe.ydo filed suit against the
members OF The old IDIOTS association for
$4,000. He alleges In the petition that ON
ina i2th Of December he Was falsely i'm
EFlscned at tEa instisation ef the old pilots.
assoos@tiVn. hat I've is a citizen OF Great
er.t&!u and thaa his arrest was in direct
ylo.atot4 q tae jIpSlty between the United
States ana Great Britain. The vessel OF
wharn Cantain Aliens Is master was
bought Ia By a member Of the opposit .on
ptioss he pilot who brought her Ia was
eA'restsd, Charged with taisely imperson-
Ming an executive officer OF the state OF
Texas. Captain Athens was attached as a
M4uhsSs IN the case and forced 10 give boud
Tor h9s appsaraace. The vessel OF which
tsa q mnster expects TO said from Galveston
In . few days. The opposition pilcts are
Still Gdnging In and taking out ships.
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NORTHUMBERLAND FIGHT.
Both of Them Arc In Critical Co
ilItinn Llcsliii.

Both of Them Arc In u Critical Con
dttion a. IA result.
Gonzales. Texas. December H.-At q
celebration and supper given by the Wood
men OF the World last might ut Pfickly
Pear. ten miles northeast of Gonzales, a
fight was started about . O'Clock between
Waiter Woods amd Dock Martin brothers.
in law. Martha was cut thnea times and
Woods was shot In the right arm and
shoulder with buckshot. Martin fired sew
eral shots with pistol before using the
shotgun. Both men are danger II ly
wounded. Drs. Nixon and Hlldebruadt
want out last night and amputated Woois'
arm. The latest report from the scene Is
that both the young men are likely 10
die
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HIGHER COURTS.
Ftfth coart 81 .Appeals.

Dallas. Texas. December ai.---Procesd.
anln 10 TIE court Of civil appeals. F'itAh
6dstrtct:
Reusrsed and remanded; w. y. Cobb 70.
a. w. Hsrber et el., Dallas coulky; A.
Caldwall ". J, H. Rryens. executor. ct al.
Hunt couuty; G. Letot et ii VI. r. y.
Edens, Dalias county: Central Texae an 1
eyprthwestesn Railway compsny We. James
Esard. NllIs couuty.
In ti1e case u the Fort Worth and Nav
Ofgeans Railway Company ct VI vs. n. b.
Euos, Nom Hllis oossnby, the judgment
= ~ - aeIoooaiH, 3Gnnsae nnA IoRaa Rail-
0p anDnag - affsnae - = = ~
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DEATH or D. d. ATCuIsoN

Daniel d. Atchieon died suddenly yestor-
Gay afternoon at the residence OF his sou,
j. II. Atchisen, No, 22l4 Avenue NJ. Mr..
Atchison was born In Kentucky April 7.
INV. iie was educated in Kentucky and ut
Harvard and was admitted to the bar at
Lexington, Ky, In 1886 Mr.. Atchison came
10 Galveston and formed n law partnership
with George W. Brown, then United States
Hssir!et attorney MIR. Atchison held va
r.olis offices and was for twelve years clerk
Of The supreme court OF Texas. He gave
$1,000 to found the Atchison free school OF
Navasota, and took an active part In es-
1bllshlng Austin college Mr.. Atchison
leaves two sons--J. II. and Daniel d. Alch-
'son Jr', both OF this city. He WAS friend
AND associate OF Houston, Austin and other
Texas pioneers end was closely identified
with many OF the great events OF the last
half century of Texas history
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
Outbreaks of Smallpox at Barstow
Has Bccn Reported.

Outbreaks of Smallpox at BarstOw
Has Hccn Reported.
Austin Texas. December 24.-The gov
ernor this morning received telegram
from the county Judge of Reeves county
announcing the breaking Gus of smallpox
epidemic at Barstow. The attention OF the
State health officer was called to the mat
ter.
George Chapman, n young man living
four miles south OF town. fell off his horse
this evening Just as he crossed the Colorado
river bridge, on his way home and crushed
in his skull He will die.
The funehl of Judge w. D. moore. who
died OF pneumonia yesterday, will take
place from the family residence tomorrow
evening.
Adjutaut General Wozencraft announces
thai ha viii ON December % sell to the
highest bidder lot of condemned nilitar,
clouhing.
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shot iii. rriend by M,.tone.

Mckinney. Texas. December 23.-Yester-
day morning near Anna. this county, sebe
Mooney was shot and killed by Peach
Carver. They both lived in the same
house. Mooney got up about o'clock and
went out doors. On his return The do 8
barked and Carver was aroased and went
to the door. Carver, not knowing Mooney
was out. demanded halt The latter did
not hear him and kept coming coward tho
house, when Carver shot him The dead
man made dying statement corrobora ing
the above.
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work OF IN. Tow Pistol.

Yoakum. Texas. December 24.--Henry
Richards died last night from the effects
of wound received from a toy pistol lie
and William Diohenbroch We're playfuly
engaged in dispute when William told
him 10 put down those wire cuttera''
which Richards had. or he (Willlam) would
shoot him. They then began tussl.ng, and
the pistol. which was loaded with 22 car
fridge. went off, producing wound which
last night proved fatal
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have gone to their homes to spend the

holidays.
Miss Minnie Thornton of Galveston is on
a visit 10 Mrs. S. S. Gibbs, Huntsville
being her old home.
Lots OF the school attendants abroad are
at home for Christmas, including Eion
Hunter, from the Agricultural and Me-
chanical college; Ben Powell from The
university ut Austin: Miss Mamie Rlther.
from AUSTIN: Miss Carrie Markham, from
brentwood: Austin Woodall, from Gal
weston.
Rev. G. Lyle Smith ami family of
Weauherford are spending tia holidays
with relatives here.
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ORANGE LUMBER MARKETS.
Little Business " Expected During
the Holidays.

Orange. Texas. December N.--Ail OF tie
mill offices visited Yesterday reported a
decrease Ia the number OF orders received
this week. this being caused by the near
approach OF Christmas, and they do not
the middle of january or first Of February
In the meantime all the mills will ca Oh
up with the orders now on file and We,
everything in shape to handle the big bust
aAas thai y s,,rs % matsriAlise aAriy n
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REAcH HOTEL pRoIrcr.

The Beach hotel committee OF the cham
ber OF commerce held meeting this morn
Ing and the plan of Mr.. Douglas and his
aesuclates was again gone over. propo-
siticn from Architect N. J. Clayton and
associates was also submitted for consid-
orsution.
The committee Is in receipt of letters
ana Information indicating that parties In
Chicago, st. Louis and various places In
Texas are deslrcns OF being afforded an OPP
portunity TO figure on the hotel projecs.
They are anxious to receive all the In
formation they can and invite architects,
promoters, builders. real estate men, hotel
men aud any one Interested an the matter
to come forward with propositions.
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John Det.en Arrested.

Locknart' Texas. December 24.-John
Dotson was arrested by Sheriff Sanders ~
S ss county Yesterday on warrap,
Ma's'ng aim with THE murder Of wul
Frey who was killed at the country dance
as noticed In The Post of yesterday. Dol.
soR was lodged In jail pending an ex,min-
,ns triai which will be had In few davs
eaaams . = . Uaphsw Of Ia =.
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An Eye Put Ont.

Temple. Texas. December % yesterday
while the ilIttae boys of Mr.. EdiIngtan snd
MIR. Pauhls were playing with a toy p,stol
which shoots bank cartridges. the Eli,ing-
ton child exploded q cartridge In the iate
OF the Paulus boy. putting out an eye.
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Olondcrs n pexnr County.

San Antonio Texas. December A-Df.
August large, veterinary surgeon. today.
in compliance with the staks laws. made
affidavit That eloven hend OF horses on Tho
farm OF J. w. stanfeld, twelve miles from
the city, were afflicted with CHAMBERS. The
county Judge had the entire lot killed Ald
burned at the county's expense. The COM
taglon was traced to farm In this coua-
ty thirty miles from the Stanfield paace.
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nv k,Iled by a street Car.

Fort Worth, Texas, December -,
distressing accident occuIuea n''s 81
Frank Bissat, "a lad II years o. ,l,, III as|
run over by a street car ana $50 nortAa
body was badly mangied. soa' r,ila 81
since the boys father was Hs 'm
en- accident, being scalded to as
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wnived E.amIning TrIH

Bolton, Texas, December a. - "A
Homlin, now confined In JAIL 49, 4 d.
the murder Of Miss sallie Raine' 80
lado. about two weeks age; iii ~
viewed an examining trial anu rsIch ps1
the action Of the grand Jury ~
the first Monday In January. -
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Normnl stnaentr Homo Cor HoIiday.

Normal Students Home for Holidays.
Huntsville, Texas. December a.
Christmas trees, and entertainments were
given al the Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools tonight and much enjoyed by the
young people,
Quito oumbsr ct ~ nprnsi stssdsats
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MONDAY THE HOLIDAY

The banks, postoffice. custom house and
wholesale merchants will observe Monday
~ a holiday on account OF Christmas COM
ing on Sunday this year. The following is
self-explanatory;
Galveston. Texas. December 23.--owing
10 the fact that Christmas falls on Sunday
this year, and in order to give our EN-
ployes holiday, we, the following whole
saIers, hereby respectfully agree to close
our places Of business on Monday. Deem
Der 90:
! rhe Galveston Dry Goods company, j. r.
Gross, secretary; Gus Levy a. Co.. the j.
Rosenfleld Notion company. Focke VIII
keps a Lange, Texas Moiasses ana Ware
house company. Rosenberg e. Kahn, Mem
sing Bros. & Co. J. II. Smith Il Bro May
ar. Kahn & Frelberg ullmann. Lsws &
Co.. the j S. Brown Hardware company,
jake Davis x Co., l., w. Levy a. Co.. Gust
Heye & Co., Marx & Blum. r. j. Willis q
Bro. Sass & Cohen.
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REMEMBERED BY COLONEL ROGERS

The following letter explains itself:
Mr.. Ernest Wesner. Galveston, Texas
Galveston. Texas December 2s.--
Dear Sir: 1 wish to thank you and
your department for your magnificent
work and discipline and It's result ut
the burning OF my house last night.
Within five minutes after the ARRIVAL
OF the department there the fire was
exunguished. Not opiy was the yard
and promises thoroughly policed, pre-
venting the incoming oil strangers, but
Hhal portion oil the house not damaged
by file, and through which your men
bad TO so. was not injured In any way
by water car dirt. AS slight testimo-
rdal OF my appreciation for the work
OF yourself ana your department. pray
accept MY check ior 500 to be used US
you think best for The benefit OF your
department, charltably or otherwise.
My earnest thanks are again EXTENDED
TO you and your department. Respect
fully your, John d. Rogers
CHIEF NeSner is deeply grateful to Colo.
mel Rogers tor his kindly sentiments ant
generous gift. The donatlon win be APP
piled 10 the firefnen's reliel fund
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~ DulsN Hskblae Net Ossth msst
Tragic.
SUIT VAS ENTERED AGAINST TIE PILOTS


0alvsstua, TerAs. Decen'bsr N.--MrS.
pugaid McAiptnA aged 20 ysars, mc her
Asath in trasic manner this morning at
sbUa sis O'Clock. Mrs. McAlpans bad
been III at St. Mery's infirmary for some
trne. This morning at an. early hour she
left the infhmAry. Hcr mangled body was
found about one and hsdf miles from the
eaaiy hospital on what rs known "a the
3etty track It 10 the suppositicu that sac
visa struck BY . work traln coming In from
tho jetties this morning. Particulars ccq-
uerninx the affair are not obta4nabls.
Coaouer Hirschbcrger Is holdmg N In
guest, but has not as yet reached YER
dict. s,4
Mrs. McAlpino was married about . year
ago TO Mr.. Dugald McAlpine OF this city.
Sue was daughter OF .Mr. JOHN GogSan
Of the ftrm OF Thomas Gogxan L. Bro.
The funNdna wall be heil tomorrow at 8
p M. from Sacred Heart church. The pail
bearers will bel: J. z. II. Scott, Waiter
Beadles. wall skinner. G.. NJ Guinard, W.
A. Hogan. Q. @. La Saliniere. w. r.. Reit-
ueycf. Udin Menard.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-12-23
THE BoLrER,s BITTERNESS.

The press dispatches from Wash
ington will be eagerly awaited for q
statement OF Hansbroughs position on
the Philippine question. Hans has q
way Of solving these little problems
OF statecraft which is both interesting
and amusing.-G. F. Herald.
Winship's bolt from the Republican
party because he didn't get the nomi-
nation for governor does not appear to
have improved his liver. He is still
bilious. Had Mr.. Winship read the
report Of Senator Hansbrough's speech
opening the campaign in this city Oct.
.21st, he would have known his posi-
ton on the Philippine question. And
it Mr.. Winship ever entertained any
Intention of t, heating the senator fairly
on this or any other subject, he would
have quoted from the report Of the
speech and given his readers the bene-
ft Of the senator's position. If Mr..
Winship is really anxious TO know the
senator's views on the Philippines let
him interrogate the people Of La
Moure, Dickey, Sargent, Richland,
Cavalier and Ramsey counties where
the senator spoke during the cam
paign. II he is honestly IN search Of
information on this subject; he will
learn that the senator's position was
precisely the position of the Republic
can party throughout the country, and
that while he (Winship) was trying to
elect the Fusion ticket so as to show
how badly the people felt ove his
downfall at the Fargo convention,
Senator Hansbrough was helping to
carry the state by 10000 majority for
the Republican party. But MI. Win
ship is neither fair nor honest toward
Senator Hansbrough or any u else
who has been successful politically.
Disappointed ambition has done its
work with Winship.
N f ILIHt 1870 h
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-12-23
life by Mr.. ". D. Stevens, who also
made the voyage in company with Mr..
Devils Lake Illustrated.

For several months past Mr.. w. L.
Dudley, the art book publisher, has
been engaged in the preparation Of q
book with the above title which is now
rapidly nearing completion and will
soon be ready for delivery. The work
is the handsomest publication Of the
kind we have seen and a credit to the
city. It is in fact q work of art worthy
of a place in any parlor. It is printed
on the finest Of paper and illustrated
by " mi hundred of the finest
Photographic views of Devils Lake
and vicinity. Chautsuqua and Fort
Totten, panoromic views Of the city,
residence aud business street scenes,
public buildings, farm scenes, local art
reproductions, residences, public off,
cials, ETC., also a very fine map of the
county. The text includes a graphic
history Of the tcity and vicinity, and
many descriptive articles, which should
attract general attention to the adj
vantages Of this section, official
directory and data, lodge directory
and other information which should
make the work invaluable to every
citizen for years to come. The book
is handsomely bound in cloth and is
sold by subscription. Although the
edition is a large one we understand
that it will soon be exhausted. The
very large expense involved will make
it impossible to supply a second edi-
ton and all who want a copy should
subscribe at once.