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considered fogethcr--J. NJ. Seals. guardian.
vs.. George ~. Leavitt, from Leon; w. $.
Davidson, administrator, from Jefferson;
II. Barnett va. q. q. Brown at Al, from
Nacogdocbcs. N. .. Pace Va. r.. J.. Price ct
al. from Leon: J. NJ. Chgmbiee ct al ys. T..
Hnnsmlih ct al. from Anderson.
get for restibrnsaion February 24--Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Re Railway company
vs. John 9. Mitchell. from Fort Bend; l..
y. Rosentbai Millinery company Us. L. r..
Haring. from Houston; Gulf, Beaumont
and Kansas City Hallway company w. e.
Hernandez ct al. from Jefferson: j. NJ.
Bennett ct al vs.. W. A. Latham. from CAL
weston; Thomas Tinsley va, Noalde Burns.
from Harris; Jesse Jordan w. J. n. Paine.
from Jefferson; Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railway company va. VIII RowclI,
from Fayettc: W, u. Doolcy Vi. W. May
valid, from Harris.
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Oil Notes.

Corsicana, Texas, February 10.-Accord-
ing to instructions from the city council
at their last meeting all the derrlcks in the
oil territory that are located close 10
houses have been securely braced with
guide wires so that any strong wind that
might come up could not blow them over.
thus decreasing the possibility OF their
falling. Some that have fallen in the past
have damaged property and this step Is
taken to lessen the danger.
Work on the big reservoir for Mr.. J, s,
Culinan has been commenced and ils com
pletion will be FASTENED as rapidly as
possible II is located near the $1,000 bar
rel reservoir close 10 the Cotton Belt stock
pens in East CorsiCana.
A scarcity of -four and one-half inch pip-
ing has caused delay in many OF the
wells now being sunk. but q new supply
that has been delayed on the road Is
looked for today, which will start them to
work again.
The well on the Graves place north OF
the city is being pushed by the contract
ors This well Is In nndeveloped terri
tory and much interest Is manifested In
the result OF the test.
The W. II. Barth well Is down over 300
feet and will be finished the last OF this
week
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BAILEY Is FOR CULBERSON.
Says Senator Mills Announcement Brings Up
the Tariff Question Distinctly

Washington
candidacy
excited
y the
for his
andas
Of The
shall
OF Mills will permitted
al that Gov
Cubeson will o meet an .ssus
which
everything which
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Every woman who wishes "a be ccnsld-
cred up 70 date must know the different
marks on china. The porceiain that bsaze
the mark known as ROYAL Berlin has ~
reputation Of being only second to Dresden.
and in many Instances equal to It TAe'
word Royal before the nAine AZ china
denotes that II comes from royal ~
Establishment. TX. NJ. 4. stands for Eku-D
niglish Porcelain Manufncharc. old prcs-
den china was frat manufactured It the
royal manufartory at Aioisson. Ave miles
from Dresden. aud WINS under the patronage
OF Augustus tAusustus Rex. the Al. n.
being HIS initiais). king OF Poland. Ths
present mark OF the crossed swords was
not used till 1870. Stoke-undor- Trent 10 tn
home al several noted china works. Mtnton
being the most famous. The mark os am
other porcelain made ut Stoke-upon- Trent
Is Of rcpute under the name OF Copeland.
Their most famous pattern IL remarkable
for Its rose and other noral decorations.
There are several varieties ~ the famous
Doulton china. Donlton Bursleni and Doul-
ton Lambeth being the hest known. Tha
last named Is often mistaken for Holland
delft. II Is blue and white and represents
buildings and landscapes.
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I,rcnIlrlli nrlefs.

Brennan, Texas. February l0.--The Ep-
worth League met tonight and continued
the discussion Of Eminent Methodisth.
The discussion viii be limited to three
members OF The League--Mr. j. d. Camp
bell, Mrs J. s. Giddngs and Mr.. u. u.
Teague-who will review tho lives Of Rev.
Robert Alexander. -, d., Susanna Wesley
and James Duncan.
The Athletic club has decided TO have a
valentine ball February IA and judging by
the past record OF the club 1t promises
70 be Q most enjoyable event
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STILL HUNT NOW ON,
SEARCH FOR BOBTERs WHO ARE
SUPPORTING CRAVE.
Committeeman CulIum Thinks II Ia
Very Unfair 10 Certain supporters
Of Congressman snycrs.

Austin, Texas, February lo.--!sc;orring
to the matter Of choice Tor governor by the
sholting democrats, Colonel John II Gull
lum, member of the State democratic tH-
ecutiyc committee from Daills county.
while discussing tho political situation to-
day. said:
'The mites Of somc of the trends Of
Major sayers iii their search or boi,.ng
democrats who are supporting General
Crane are amusing If nothing else. Whom
ever they find one who happens 10 be n
Crane man, they straightws.v rush into
print to announce the discovery and herald
1t far and wide, presumably for counter
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Will NE 4 SILK SUMMER.
Some February ForeIints Concern
ing SmitnhIe NIilMintcr Wcnr.

some February fOreItuts Concerns
ing Suitable Midwinter Wear.
Unless all signs fail tho summer OF 'os
Will be essentially d silk summer. M tho
spring openings ut tho big stores seemed
to make n special feature OF those de-
iicionsly cool-lookinE and d,st-shedding
fabrics
India, China and Japanese silks In cx-
quistto shades and In classic and modern
designs fairly swaniped the counters, while
new taffetn silks, crisp and lultrous. were
a revelation in cheeks. stripes aud figures,
Satin plaids are distinctly new. and will
doubtless be formidable rivals 10 the SER
pceabe foulards.
That perennial sayorite. rho ravy blue
China silk, with graceful pattern in white
liz again with us, its distinctive feature
being the small. elegant design rather than
tho thunder-and lightning pattern which
marked last seasons vogue.
Taifetas In black In figured black. or
In small checks and plaids aro especially
pretty, md VIII doubtless be much affects
ed by women OF fashion far aniet walking
gowns and for gervincaDlo travelling cos
tunes. Many new shades and combipa-
tons OF black and gray are seen In these
chic materials.
Tint the ever-populnr sblrtwaist or scp-
arate bodice VIII again be IN vogue Is In
dicated by the variety OF patterns evidently
designed for that purpose only. brilliant
hued checks or plaids In satin are quito
new. and VIII be the correct thing Cor early
apring wear with the tailor-made gown.
Wash SILK for .blouses and shirt waists
are seen In dainty plaids. while rho bril-
liant Roman stripes are prettier than
over many of them recalling 10 mind
nothing 30 much an a bit Of broken ram
bow, or Turner landscape
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4 CHARITY BALL GOWN,

A delicate gown made for this OCCASION
was OF cream, monRsellno do solo embroi-
dered In apple blossoms which were 50
delicately traced upon the fabric ,hpt they
looked as if thrown there.
This was made over II skirt ~ Nile green
.taifeta The waist matched the skirt and
was trimmed with shirrngs aud rufiles OF
the mousselinc d. sole.
a broad sash OF Milo green ribbon was
tied around the waist. The ends were
fringod and hung nearly to the soar, A
bunch OF apple blossoms were caught upon
the shoulder, and apple blossoms were worn
in the dark hair OF the debutante.
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En- KILLED NEAR GARRISON.
others Were Hurt. Pile Of
|nber Being Blown Down.
brER cHUKcH NREcKED.
rimc the Same Building Has
IN Demolished A. IL Was
Nearing Completion.

Texas, February 10.--A few min
2 o'clock thiseafternoon a severe
he UP from the southeast, then
round to west northwest. increas-
locity until 1t beclme a hurricane,
ted for perhaps ten minutes, doing
eal OF damage.
bokestacks at the Orange Lunt err
s planer, at the Wingate mill and
hd at the ice plant were blown
e Orange Lumber company's dry
unroofed; the loading shed at the
planer was blown down; the
g. Moore Lumber company's dry
unroofed; the Levy brick building
ofed and the awning blown away;
the awning was blown block
treet, striking the Call building
king an immense mole In .he side.
dences of Elliott Grubbs, Wiley
and Andrew Lemaire were badly
the frame OF j. w. LINKS new
was blown from the blocks; the
the Miller Single company was
Ito the river. Innumerah!e cut
hd fences were blown down. The
he Swinford brick building was
haged and the Mcsxinnon building,
are the Elks' hill and The Leader
Is badly twisted the electric light
S unroofed.
&gineer mt the light plant had a
Escape from death, enc o: the
cks brushing him as It fell.
image to shipping has been re-
BID fortunately no one was hurt.
blow lasted u few minutes longer
ge would have been much greater.
pcks of Levy & Co. and l.. y.
who occupied the Levy building, |
bly, damaged by the rain, win oh |
trents. The telephone system was
maged, a great many wires being |
fhe roof of the Knights of Honor
damaged by flying timbe:s from !!
building.
)AUMoNT AND SABINE PASS.
ont, Texas, February To- rain
pied by strong wind from the
b visited this city this afternoon.
hfall was sufficient to flood the
|nd fill the numerous water holes
but the city, but the wind did
sufficiently hard to do any dam
report from Sabine Pass Is that
Eble rain fell in that vicinity,
Eind was only mild.
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John.on Not n candidate.

Corsicana, Tcxas. February 10 Hon. b.
IL johnson Of Frost was in the city yes.er-
day. When asked II he wouli be candi-
date for senator, he said' nave re-
cciyed considerable encouragement from
my friends. hut / can not aifori TO MAKE
the race, and would not care 10 oppose
Senator Cclqutt for reelection. should
he wish TO return to the senate, He has
made good and clean record and has been
u faithful representative OF mis- people, ana
i think stollld be returned." --.-
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. r. A. Blount OF FoSteryille has an.
nounced ne candidate for Representative
from Anderson county.
Tho city democracy OF Fort Worth have
decided TO hold primaries. and repatriation
viii begin February and continue ten
GAYS.
The For. Worth executive colnmitiel
Iassed a resolution indorsing The candi
dacy Of Hon. y. D. Tarlton for re-eIeG-
ton to The position Of chief justice Of the
court Of civil appeals Of the Second su-
nreme judicial district OF Teyas.
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1t Is We'll 10 itcmcmbcr.

That tho best poultry has firm flesh. yei-
low skins and logs
That lemons VIII keep for weeks II cows
cred with cold water.
That 40 degrees Is not too low for the
temperature OF u dining room.
That pork should be flne. close grained
md the rlnd smooth and thin.
That the best beef Is moderately fat and
the flesh Of u bright red color.
That soap and chalk mixed and rubbed
on widowed spots win remove them.
That brush dipped In salt water should
be used In cleaning bamboo furniture.
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GreenxiiIe Primaries.

Greenyillc, Texas, February io.--The city
democratic primaries take place next Tues
day, February Is. Only a mayor and three
aldermen are to be elected, and so far only
ene candidate for each office IS announced.
TIE Young mems party, so-ca.'rd, threat
ens TO enter the field after the primary
and contest with the nominees. II is
hacked. however. ny republicans and posi- :
bly, a few dlsatfected democrats, but VIII
not lie able to develop sufficient strength
10 Give Il distinction Is Q POLITICAL oreeni-
xation,
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Mig nnIi In Contemplation.

Corsicana. Texas, February 10.-Ar-
rangements are being perfected for a
grand ball to be given next week in honor
OF visitors who are expected 10 be in the
city. On account OF the Johnson lester
nuptials large number OF visitors from
the neighboring cities viii be present aud
big affair Is anticipated Invitations will
be sent out tomorrow and arrangements
perfected by the last Of the week. sicssrs.
7 E. Polk and B. Lyle Sloan have the At
fair in charge.
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RAIN REPORTS.

Rain fell in nearly all sections OF South
and Southeast Texas night before last and
yesterday. Correspondents at the following
places report that it Will aid farming op-
eratons and that 1t was needed.
Waelder. Gonzales county.
Floresville, Wilson county.
Seguin, Guadalupe county.
Weimar. Colorado county.
Marion, Guadalupe county.
Manor, Travis county.
Giddings, Lee county.
Paige Bastrop county.
Rosanky, Bastrop county.
Mumford, Robertson county. a
Hearne Robertson county.
Groesbeeck, Limestone county.
Calvert, Robertson county.
Ennis. Ellis county
WaXahachie, Ellis county.
Greenvilie, Hunt county.
Kennedy, Karnes county.
Beeville. Bee county.
Runge, Karnes county.
Cuero, Dewitt county.
Gonzales, Gonzales county.
Muldoon, Fayette county.
Rosebud, Falls county.
Yoakum. Dewitt county.
Rock Island. Colorado county.
LaGrange. Fayette county.
f, Karnes City, Karnes county.
Bastrcp. Bastrop county.
CALDWELL Burleson county.
Cameron, Milan county.
Troy, Bell county.
Santa Anna, Coleman county.
Sterling City, Sterling county.
Correspondents at the following places
say that the rain was not needed and will
Delay farmers in their spring work:
Luling, Caldwell county.
Sugarland, Fort Bend county.
Louise, Wharton county.
Wharton, Wharton county.
Rain also fell at the following places:
Glidden, Colorado county.
Ganado, Jackson county.
Denton. Denton county. q
San Angelo, Tom Green county.
Kaufman. Kaufman county.
Sealy, Austin county
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS.
4 Conference Was Held at Crane
Headquarters.
GENERAL AND LlIuTrNASTs PRESENT
Committeeman Cullum says some.
thing OF the Search for Boltcrs
Who Are Supporting Crane.

Dallas. Texas. February 10 --Attorncy
General Crane held a conferences with a
few OF his lieutenanis at the Windsor ho,s,
ms afternoon. General Crane. Manager
Ramsey. Secretary senter, Non,a j. Moore
Of Cameron. 10: Ganter AMI Others were
present.
General Crane and Mr.. Moore wcn, south
tonight.
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TEXTS, February i0.--Thls county
lea last night and today by tho
ram In years. 1t asyln raining
Ek last night and continued With
~ unui IL tod4y. 4 WAS accom-
nv night by severe electrical
eihg which lightning struck the
u. 4. II. Kirk and 1t was burned
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TWO MEN KILLED.

pthers Were Injured by Fall
ing Timber.
IN, Texas. February 10.--Joe Rich
Ebite, and Joe Bates, colorcd. were
Fitze, four miles south of this
pay, and three other negroes were
It by kiln of lumber being blown
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copperas Cove. CoryciI County. Texas.
February 1o,--rhc heaviest rain In twelve
months fell here yesterday evening and
last night. accompanied at intervals by
small hail. severe storm was reported
by telephone from Georgetown, but the
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Summon mon Nnf nen.i /.

Dallas. Texas. February 10. James SAL
mons, the Houston hack driver who was
siict last night. vas not as badly Injured
az he was supposed to be- He Is rcsiing
well.
Keller was released under bond Of $50.
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Tomato soup,.

a cooking school hint for tomato SCUM
Ia to add a piEt OF coconnut milk tmada
by grating the meat OF cocoanut and
pouring a pint of boiling water over ~
to quart can OF tomatoes. 1t should
then bc stirred. inushed and strained
through a Jelly bag The cncoanut milk
Is in lieu OF the nlain milk often used.
The two should be put together at tn
last moment. the coeoanut milk thick
eucd with a little bit of -four wet in cold
water before the hot tomato Juice is rapidly
stirred in. In boiling the tomato add Z
few whole spices to tncressc Its flavor.
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wss accompanied with halt. heavy thnnSer
ana Z great deal Of liehtnins. Al strsaiz.s
are bsnkfut and farmers report newly
piowcd ground ss badly wasac.l. The rain
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Fort Worth. Texas. rebruesv 10, ~ lie
citi1cns OF this place ,lcciars~fat au honest
citS election must he he,i In order to
carry out this plan I'VE o. the wcalthisst
and most influential residents have banded
themselves and agree 10 pa. son for every
conviction or fraud or iliesil voting. The
stoned not a little favorable comment.
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homo IN Navarro county. wncro he han
more friends than live In rreest0ne.
You may put II down IN your little
book, said he 10 a reporter that we arc
for Mills and Jester In our neck OF the
wouds.''
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Pd, Gonzales County, Texas, Feb
"A very heavy rain, with wii,d,
and thunder and some little tail.
|his section of the country last
Pc rain was a great benefit TO the
lnd and grass. Corn planting will
|nday. February "A. in good shape.
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Tho annual charity ball Of New York
brings out magnificent tcilettcs, rhiiadei-
phia Is such a short way on that Quaker
City swelldom thinks nothing OF the two
hours ride necessary to bring them 10 so
great function. aud on the dav OF the
ball the New York hotels are Mlied with
society's elite.
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Caldwell. Texas. February lo.-All star
route mail from this point was unable to
go out this morning on account OF the
creeks being overlooked and bridges washed
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INSURANCE. PERMITS rs

The following insurance companies To-
day paid their taxes and We're granted per-
mission TO do business III the State by the
commissioner OF insurance; The Hamburg
Bremen OF Hamburg. Germany, and New
York. ssSs.si and the Hanover Fire OF
New York, Si46.T5.
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Mr.. Groom in Texns.

Terrell, Texas, February 1o-E. II. r.
Green made flyingvisit to Texas Sunday.
but is again back IN Washington looking
after scalps He had appeared and disap-
reared almost before any person knew OF
his presence.
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no Win u womnn'a Love.

IN Is not mans good looks. brains
position or wealth that wins woman's
love-" said the woman of tho world. .It
Is his capacity for love-making. His ten-
derncss, ardor. tact, consideration, and.
above all. perseverance,. will make her hla
moro surely than anything clio In the world.
And II he possesses those qualities and
WELD them well he can triumph over the
mon who lack them. even though he be
poor ms church mouse. ugly as Vulcan
md stupid AZ an owl"
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Wnxrhnrblr ,sr,mrr,c..

wsSahachic. Texas. February io.Tho
primary call for Friday night is new all
the talk. The scntimcn. seems 10 prevail
that the majority OF voters IN waxahacnie
do not want the city elections TO be subject
&c primary decision for qualifications for
office.
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Church Wreckel.

NE Texas, February l0.- Kew
|ehuach at Muenstcr blown down
evening. Value about Si;.CtD.
Py cyclone insurance for si2,bcu.
ne third time this same church
blown down as it vas nearing
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Hearne, Texas. February io.-Durirg the
electrical storm last night some drnage
was done to the electric light plsns here.
necessitating 1t to shut down for the night.
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clehurne Texas. February a.--Quite a
thunder storm passed over cleburne to.
might. lightning struck the electric light
wires and the city Is In darkness. 4 yerv
heavy rain fell. 80
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! CIIA,RTEREr,.

The Birgc Forbes company OF sherman
today filed It's charter With the secretary
OF State. Capital stock. $4,000. Incor-
porators: Thomas Forbes. Jr.. N. II. Birge
and j r. Holt The purpose OF this cor
porat'on Is the purchase and sale OF farm
and agricultural products.
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Frccks Arc Ovcrno,,cd.

p, Texas, February 10 --one of
est rains fell here last night that
n in several years. The c'e,ks
Pverflowcd this mornirg. a good
DIS on the creeks being from ere
|eet under water. cisterps ard
E all full and some tanks have
way entirely. Considerable daT.-
be done to fence AMI water CARS
leeka.
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men who come for information concerning
the campaign. Manager Ramsey, Secretary
Senter and three assistants are kept busy
answering questions and sending out lit
erature. Cnane headquarters wear an ar
of hustle and energy from morning I'LL
mic
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lowed Land. washed.

Texas, February 10. -ont OF The
ans Tor over q y-ar fell IN this
~ night. nearly i've inch,s. It
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REDEEMED BONDS

Comanche county today redeemed $4,000
Of her court house bonds that were held by
tho school fund.
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Freestone Tor Je~tci..

Corgicana, Texas, February io-Mr G.
4. Bradley was in town Yesterday. He
lives In Freestone county, but is much -
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Pld. Wilbargcr County, Teyas.
"A severe hail storm reached
|and vicinity last night at 10
followed by a heavy rainfall.
powers this morning; wind from
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FreIgI,ter Pound Dead.

Alien. 4 freighisf. wee found dead In the
Mcpherson pasture near ri Dorado He
was On his way home from delivering a
load Of goods 10 the Mayer ranch
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A Hail storm.

~, Bastrop County, Texas, Feb
Big hail storm struck Rosal ky
I at IL o'clock; no damage done.
Pnd, Fort Bend County, Texas,
"a heavy rain fell here Ibis
accompanied VITA me heaviest
n that has visited this section of
In yeirs.
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Important Case DecIded.

Fort Worth, Texas. February 1O.--Special
Judge Greene today decided the important
Injunction suit Of the Fort Worth ana Rio
Grunde hallway company We. Fort Worth.
wherein the plaintiff sought to enjoin De-
fcndant from opening UP Lamar and Adams
htreets across the Texns and Pacific rail-
road reservation. Judge Greene decided
The city had no right to open up tho streeta
and the injunction obtained by plaintiff a.
to location be continued. Attorneys fop
both sides gave notice OF appeal.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money IL It falls u
cure; 2Jc. The genuine has i. 3. @. ~
each tablet,
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CAsTOREA.

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