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A LARGER ARMY.
SIR. De GraTcnrcid Relieves We Are
In for IL.

Fort Worth Texas. November 2s.-con-
Eresslnan r.. c. DeGraffenreld IS here to-
night To The Post correspondent he said.
referring to military posts for Texas +:
Very likely the regular army viii be
increased TO 100000, but it is needless TO
say how l stand on this question. This
would hecessitate additional military posts
ami think Texas should have one of
them and Fort Worth Is the proper place
Tor II, and | believe would secure il IL
proper efforts vera nut forth BY her chi
2ens. The greater portion Of soldiers
needed In the Southwest could be cared
FOR here. BY concentrating such a force
mere they could be sent anywhere In Okla
homa and Indian Territories. Arkansas
Louisiana. New Mexico. which would re-
SUIT IN great saving 10 the government.
viii favor Fort Worth for a post' con
gresslnan peGlFlfenreid will leave I.oap-
view for Washington next Friday morning.
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AIbour AoGusrps.
a Tale Told ~ the Artfui Aid OF
AIiIteraiton.

~ 4, . t,rsS4t.sy, g,,tsfssr,l ,r,sa ros,
~. W .. McSiu"f iuih'sneu ny lo~1
WITH The following cliFplng which Is a
unaauD Illustration Of what can be got out
az j. q t,nnsi.1, ,arp,,ape by "apt alnrera
tlohs anaui a'a'
Augustus AiiderSons Aunt Abbie ana
ieu.s.y clwagStd Augustus arrival at AN
l4s. .,,rf A,,t,. q .n,.,.tilv .,aead anon.
Wis ali AusuSels %la4.'S.44IS ~eceVSea aHa
alitGInn saittf sutunln arrived at AndONer,
as ei4,.ugeu.
..,'7 ,,t,.., ,, a,,,o,,.t, ass.a
''"@''S-' e'4i'sn anu 'NN'NNSiS isHe'
fsaht 1NDv4e apoat apes Aunt Aooie an
t@e.ed, AYE, eugu8,us, apples are album
G4nt. usasuts ate an ey,e, and !Aans
-..yss5 aak14 aAusts.us asalstaacs aDoil.
~. dngsAs aS,e.s. auedstu.s a.s.sted AuHt
a bDAt aeVUt Anything aan1d ana Aunt 40
bl6 a4Wayl applee.stu4 Au,,lsuus aln.aD.e
aGts.
Aunt Abnies asters artist cally arrenged
.4is,,,,s.l., asked Aunt ADpie auout ai1er-
iooii amu@unleuts Aunt Ahole allowed
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DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.
List Of the Fourth Texans Who Have
Been Turned Loose.

San Antonio, Texas, November 26.--Sev-
elal days ago the commanding officer OF
the Fourth Texas volunteers was request
cd by the adjutant general of the United
States to furnish list OF the names of
men IN his regiment who were afflicted;
those With parents and relatives dependent
uls,n them students, business and pro-
Ges@lonal men, In order that they could be
discharged from the service of the United
States, thereby relieving the war depart
ment of opportunities of congressman,
senators and friends cf enlisted men
Today telesraphic orders were received
dscAaTging The following men recommend
"a by Celoner' kdmomls:
Company A: Drake, Beasley. Gibson
Hall, SIickler. STAFFORD, MlGeeler, Ealshp
B!yeps.
Company B; Ernst. Bell, Dixon. Fisher
Fishsr, Cochrane, Harris. Moore, Marsh
CielboNskl
Company c: Burnett, Kirkpatrick, Ger.
rish, heIsey, Fain, Cooley. McGarrah, Cal
linshan, Mack.
Company ID: Twiggs. Blackwell, Orange.
Howell, stephens, Lee, Mayted, Beeknar.
carnal, Wesson, Sachel,
Company E; Daniel. Bailey, Hanna.
Finley, Johns, Benkins, Patterson. RAMSEY
Rousseau.
Company F.: Dooloy, Lawrence. West
Collins, Fenell, Hanson. Maddox, Medley.
Nicholson. Nichols. Porter. Rutland Sic,
bert.
Company G: Mason. Hirsbberger. Harm,
Jensen. IJcwery, Mcdonald. Majors, N.ch-
OILS Porter, Tomeia, Whitaker, Wood
Gazell, Chatcm, Price.
Company II! Rich, Bailey, Porter Greg.
ory, Justice. Lee, Mccoy, Osborne.
Company |; Allen, Smith, caryey. An
dicha, Reed, Dudley Gauthier.
Company x: Dochman. Klbbey. Rleh-
ards0n, Jones, Beckwoith, Lunn, Leland
Berrat. Scott. W.
Company Il Sellers. Appleby. ro,,o,
Brennan, Goodwin, Allen, swaney. pu.
CHAINS. Hauser, Tlndall o'Dovan. Fh,lj,ns
Rallinger. Red. Nichols. Miller Ranaps
Home. 's'
Company " Simpson. Burbhead pnr-
trand. Carr,ngan. McCarty, Mcf,am,b''s
Payne. Parker Watson, Gerstar,os,,'
Crutchcr, Ellis. Stallup. '-~n
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Trinity Tonics

Trinity Texas, November 26.-Mr. Tom
clegg and family have moved to shreve-
port La.
Hon. John %. Peyton has returned from
Austin. where he met with the pen!ten-
tIary board, of which be is a member.
Mr.. A. NJ, Oten of Louisiana is visiting
relatives here.
MIR, 7. C. Radey, superintendent NJ ths
International and Great Northern railway
has been hero with his wrecker the last
TWO DAYS clearing the wreck a few miles
north of here.
ihe good people OF the town. taking ad :
vantage of the darkness of the nirht. nro-
s eSeaed to the Methodist parsonage last
iHulsaay evening and gave the preacher
cepted in meekness as a thanksofferipe.
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scconn conrl ID Anncal..


Fort Worth Texas. November 9s.-PrO-
cesa4ngs IN the court 81 civil appeals for
The Second District.
Motsals submitted: Missouri. Kansas aud
Texas Railway Company VS.. Belcher s.
Sen, from Montague. for rehearlns: Godsir
Harding & 90. Va. rllair. from Tarran,,
for raheaniug; MeConlco VS.. Missouri. Kan.
sas and Texas Raaiway Company. from
Cooke, for rehearlng, oYerruiel; Blackwool
", Estate OF Mood, from Young, for ro-
hoaring ovemuled and point OF d!ssenJ
ordered oentil.ed; Seott VS., Blackburn from
Mitchell. for reheAring, oyerru,ea. Kemp
Grocery comqaay VS., Trlmbe, from Mon
tague, Tor rehoaiang, oyerru4cd; Cameron ~
Co VS. ilIn.on, from Baylor, 20 STRIKE our
ataoemsnss of facts, oVemued (two mo
llOns), OAneroA 4 Co. VS.. Hinton, fIon
Baylor. TO retax oos.s m dls.rlct court,
ovemuled, Cameron \ 20. VS.. Hlngon, from
haysor, to strike out cerpain motloas, over
ruled.
Gases affirmed: nalsell VS.. Wise County
Coal Company, from Wise: Loyejoys VS.
Although, fiom Montague.
Reversed ana r9niaads1. Chicago, Rock
IslSpd and Texas R@ilroad compnoy vs..
Langston. from Montague; Cameron q Co.
VS. Iiingol, from Baylor, Manls vs.. Flooi
from Monllfue.
Gases sabmattedi Terrell Compress Com
pany VS.. Arlington, from kaufman; Hubs
peth vs.. Hold, from Dailas 81. Loy.s
Southwestern Railway Vs. nrlgman from
Hhl; Texas Midland Railroad vs. Kelley.
from Hunt; Texas and ras4iflc Railway
Company vs., Humphreys, from Faaatn.
passed 10 December 10; High VS.. National
Bank OF Dangerfield. from Morris.
Set for December IL Kemp Grocery Com
pary VS.. Keith. fyom Montague: City Ma
uloaal Bank W.. MartIn-BIown Company
from Hardeman, Texas and Pacific Rail-
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HIGHER COURTS.


Dallas Toxas Noyember g6.--proceedlngs
=, -, :. .,,,,, a,.,,,,. 80. 49,, MAJ,
III 'ie 'eoua' " ''N'i '-Pl'eA'S ioi eH' '4r'n
Judicial dls1r!ct today
Affirmed: Gwaltney Bros & Bedford VS.
M u stezer loanntn county. Alice Mahrv
-. -.
w. N'ici1'li "i-'4'' i'"'e "ouiiS' - -
Woosly vs.. j. III. Morrow, Nannin county.
Reversed and remaaded: e. A. Watson
Of Ava w ,,hon,sll a. a, pelto conntv.
49,. sr,tyr -, W. rir,e i,nn,este,d n,,I
49, -, ,,', ~ ~, i,i,a, ,,,1I
-, ~, '' .t, g. t'i s,,,,,,
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VIEWS OF MIR. LANE.
Has n Plan for Investing the School
Fund.

- r.a. rr
""es, AsA'-'' No'eiiiper -O'--lt IS
an acknowledged fact that F1yetle county
IL exceedingly fortunate In having two
stable wall Unframed ana o,,.,.,..,.t..
a,,,., =.
hen'ieiieh Ia ar - ~ Lane and MIR Max
Meitzen TO represent II III the Vwenty-siNCA
legislature Mir lam is an ,,ttoru,v At
.>h{s - ,t -,
"a. %" e"5oss Suou p'Ac''cs' ne
Was caleb upon Dy a Iost reporter today
for the purpose OF aseer.aiiuug mis- y!sws
concerning lae next legls.att,7s
~ HON VIII you stJDo1 Tor speaker OF
the next house ?'' ne vas asKed
al am not prepared lust now TO saw who
shall support .or any position To be fl.lsd
l shall wait until pei ON Inc eroun1 and
take in the sur. ougltags. Ret acoaa.nfel
with the several candidates and saaIi then
cast my vote for those / consiter best
rltted for ma various nosi1lons
There Is some talk of s@lIon beine
taken by The T'weuty-sixth legislature 10
decrease the number OF representatives in
The house; what do you thiuk ABOUT it?'
Il snail favor IN. massage Of A IAN re-
ducing the utanbea OF REPRESENTATIVES to
extent OF one Representative for every 30
COO Inhab,ianfs. instead n, one for avery
Is 600 as Inc law now stands. and further
proyiaed thai At no time shall the number
Of members exceed seventy-liye. have
no.jced MAT a oe,nstit,tsonai amendment
has he.n nroDosed IN effect this oiirnosp.
/ don't think this nceessary: think suon
n law viii stand under our present consti-
tution. !,
..Nkfrat nhout Investing tho tournament
school r,lnd? Have you a plln 10 offerY'
'.Yes. for this pur1ose favor q decrease
IN fine state al yalorein lax 10 one-haF H.
nrasent rate ana should this cause a de-
finenny in state funds which am sure IT
would T would then favor n loan 10 Inc
stale of tho school fund from year to wear
In s,,ch ano,,nts ~ tho stafe may require
,,ntI H. ,,'hoi,. Of tho NINA is exhnlIsisl.
In iris manner we wuill leave vita the
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Pniestine Pointers.

Palestine. Texas. November 25.--In the
district court today only minor non jury
cases were tried. The motion for new
trial In the IIowes vs.. International and
Great Northern rallroad case for damages
for personal injuries received while en-
ployed as brakeman On the road was
ovcrruled ana notice of appeal has been
given. The criminal docket viii be taken
UP the third week of the term
The "As You Like IT. club was given A
reception last night by Miss R@tha Wagner.
1t is needless TO say that they were roy
ally entertained.
Dr.. W S. Sutton, professor in the State
university, is in the city. He is here for
tbe pgrpose OF delivering an address before
She East Texas Teachers association, which
is In session here today and tomorrow.
Tejus tribe No. &. Independent Order Red
Men. are celebrating their third ami
vefsaly tonight Pleuty of good corn and
vemson" Is in sight and the pipe OF peace
Will be smoked to 4 late hour.
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NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE.
WOncn's Clubs said to BE Cutting
Down .AttcmMnnnc ON Ghurch.

Down Attendance ON Church.
Grceny!lle, Texas. November &c. - The
fourth DAVIS session of the North Texas
conference was opened with devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. Ripley.
a resolution of sympathy for Rev. Ros-
ser. whose mother has died since confer
cree opened, was passed
Eighty children were reported In charge
OF the home at Waco. and an assessment
Vas recommended.
Several candidates were admitted TO full
fellowship and others on trial.
Mrs. W. H. johnson spoke for the res
cue homes at Dallas and SAN Antonio.
The report of the committee on tho spir-
ituai state of the church declared that
womens clubs were eating into church
attendance and that fornaliem and a low
state OF spirituality had resulted. The re-
bort was discussed at some length and
when adopted all expressed qualification
at the lesson aud the result OF the debate.
H. included q reference to trave.ing evan
gelists. on which the discussion turned.
The various rulplts OF the city VIII be
filled tomorrow by members of the con-
ference and the session will close Monday
whom the Pst of appointments Will be read
out by Bishop Galloway.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Chairmen Of Committees for The Inaugural
Ball Named.
CASHIER HOWARD CAN NOT BEExIRADlTED
Wee President Martins Pnrty I'm
Route to Kansas City-captnin Me-
Adoo In Line for Promotion.

Austin. Texas. November 26.-rhe fol-
lowing are the chail1nen OF the committees
selected to conduct the inaugural ball to
be given on the occasion of Governor Say
ers' Induction into office by the citizens OF
Austin;
Executive committee Walter Tips. trans'
poitatioD, p. j. Lawiess: decoration, G. f..
Drake. music. d. i. Houston press, J. A.
Hooper; finance. j. l.. Pee.cr; reception.
u. Nj. Hcrss; Invitation. c. S. More,
fioor. David Harrel.
The citizens OF Austin VIII be expected
TO ray So for tickets Of admission 10 The
ball. Visitors from other towns VIII be
furnished with tickets without charge.
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TREASURY CLERKS.
MIR. Robbins Gives out List OF HIS
Selections.

MT. Robbins Gives our LIST o' h'H
Selections.
Austin, Texas, November 26.-rhe Post
correspondents is advised by State Tregs-
urer- elect Robbins that he will appoint the
following clerks in his department:
Chief clark, X. C. Roberdeau of Austin;
chief bookkeeper, J. Il. Brown OF Liberty;
Assisa4lnls, IL. l.. Haynes of Auatin. Il. G.
Lonsp OF Haskell, D. r. Wortham OF Sui
phur Springs, j. II. Chapman OF sherman,
ID. p. Henry or Bonham. Ross Davis o.
Waxahachle, Holland Turner OF Fort
Worth, f. W. I<lbbe OF PORT I.avdca, j. T..
ltagler OF Bowie, Cyrus Ealtman of Can
yon City aud Ewart Shelby OF Vernon. the
lltter being the night Waterman OF the o.
flee Messrs. Brown. Haynes, LamaA ANA
Wcilbhain ore reappolntinents, while Rober
deau was clerk in the school land depart
mt,Dt OF the office before going 10 the front
with tho First TENS as captasn OF ms
Governors Guard, Mr.. Robbins has de-
cidcd upon the mau he VIII appoiot mes
senger ard collector, but Is NOT quite ready
to slye oul his name.
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HENRY AN ANTI.!MPERIALIST.
EOREsEDs THE UNFOLD EVIL IN
THE DEMONSTRATIONS PoLiUf.
believes Both the Platform ana
Leader of the Democracy VIII he
Unchanged Two Years Hence.

va, NJ <,, a, ~, N
"'''O' ieNNe' ->o'eii'oo' iiVn, ~ =.
lieiig' congressman IRON yhls, tae SeFeIpn
u.S ,lict, viii leave McnIJy i6r washing soa.
Asked n7h5f be thousnt a,,nt rne ana
election and aDoIt lae urnoaD,e resuit o,
the contest far ane uj.n5,9ty Ieaa1ersato IA
me house of reares4,is. 1usves AIR ii,gnry
Itglied.
nine result of The rere,.t congress o1al
elecqions tleg1ly lpfno,. e.tl,aie. IN my
i,,strmsnr th,t tbe roi,cv ~ ma adm n -
,1Dslon IN man.g5ng tns var VA nj "a.
rooyed nv me peSnle m tarre. n also
gnny,s that mo yoiers are daily g.oyiR
.ircI,,ar h, tbTtr onnost.Ioo IN tho gn,st
srasGlr1 In nppry dtsrfiets we a,Int. /
aentoc1 mic rncrnbers nj congress ANA IN
MANY mora Isngoty Increased our y,ote.
Il,.rn,4alI-rn ja vinnInI, nov odhsr,sn :
e,,Alv, 1av aoi ,v,il ha mo nar4mnInt n,s1
,oo.f',,,tr iss9rs a, iogo yytth I,olnorI ~ I
E,.,tn iI,lfrg o,tr bosts
"yea vou n,ay s,v Tor mo that no ch,
Nag, Tia .forr, ma nrest,iantt,I colnAt Ia, q
,,, NJ. .n ,,,,,,.l ~, mai vear NOR snott.d
fbrv ~. Tbsrls,e H. Tia onlv celi,.f Tor
tho toi.,ns, and nrotltts,,g masses ,T6a y,,,l.
Win h, MID nv dsnl0nrlcy AGAINST ne
rbld SAND. "a unta silver N rsnioa e .zea
%t1,ir,. 80 sb5I, an. lse,,n
~ ~, ,.at 1901 -, = nnlo,,,l roi-
b,, ma ren,thli,,,n ,,nti.sv a. unt,idgn.,
~, ,,i f,,-,sa,.t.'ls 81 ssSai, eunnnae5 In -.
-, ~ IA ra,,mi,,t. a,,I tha low or,-
~ IN NJ ~ nooDrs,s
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5tS ~, ,.si,.,i,,,ton,,r t,sar v-,s fout,i,
NJ, IN. ,,t,S ,,1,rta, ,T,, arTact ~ IN.
80, 80. 90 80 Sr.L ,-,,i 49,, M
nv, 'ieI''. ~ - . $500. 49,,
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s.-ta -. ~, M -, "a. ,,.,I,,' -
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and erroneous, Mrs. Alice v. Hardin, who
had come to this city about I'VE weeks ago
from Mississippi, is the name OF the widow
that was robbed Seen today she said that
at about O'Clock last night when she and
her daughters and little son were returns
Ing home from a neighbor's house. they
were terribly frightened at the sight OK
two masked men fleeing from the house.
Examination proved that they had bten
robbed of $500, which was all the money
the widow had from the sale OF her home
IN Mississippi. No one was Injured or any
TINS else taken.
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a cool. shol ana KilIea.

Waco, Texas, November 26.--Wi'l Layton,
employed rs cook Tor the public road gang,
was killed Last night at the convict camp
near ANtell. in this county He was shot
Eve times and died Instantly He was al
yancing ON John g. Sparks. convict
guard, with a big knife when he was shot.
Spark, came 10 Waco this morning aud
gave bond TO await the action Of the grand
jury. Layton was n white man and his
parents live In Georgia.
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IN LINE roR PROMOTION.

Captain McAdoo, of the Bellnap Rifles,
was here today and had an interview with
the governor. as Majors scurry and Re-
berdoau, of the First Texas. have both re-
ceiyed good appointments under the in-
coming administration the inference is
that McAdoo, who is the ranking captain
of tho regiment. is booked for promotion.
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Hear,,c lem.

Hearne, Texas. November 2s.--Mrs. A
r Terrell OF Austin is in the city.
aator It. Il. Durham. State eonvlc, l..
spector. is In the city today.
u. D. Wilson. representing wn,,.
Lee x Co. ST. In-s; Nose Heiaeabar n
With Heidenheimer. Ssrassburger !. ', ~
Austin; 4. u. Gooiing. for Y Ka,na, 20,
Waco; O. W. Carr, With Carson. saael, !
CO; Houston. VA Hardin; represeaiins = tb :
ns.rsns prus oomp1ns Waco; II, Hirsch.
man soai@unS Tor United Shirt aad coi.
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Franklin. Texas, November 25.--rhe lit
ia S-year-old daughter of Rev ]. W.
stephens died last night from burns re-
celvod tho day before. Tho child was
standing near the fire and her clothes
caught fire. belore il could 6e exMngashe1
Tho child was horribly burnt. Everything
was done for the little sufferer. but to no
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

News was b. ought in this evening Of the
accidental death of August Gomez near
his home, seventeen miles from this city.
He is reported to have fallen out oil his
wagon. being run over and killed thereby
before being able TO rise.
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,.n,,..lnu ~, Wbnr,on.

Wharton. Texas. November 26.--on De-
ceanbes' 2 anotaer legal execution win take
place, when jim King. the negro who re-
ceytd the death penalty for the murder OF
q neglo woman soma months ago, Will
forfeit his life on nhe gallows, He seems
In dine spirits. has q good appetite and
takes keen interest In uhe aiiairs Of the
day.
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Two IRON Bridges

Corsicana. Texas. NoyempA ~
commissioners court has let a VI
two iron BRIGGS across Post a
north OF the city, 10 q Mr.. ris .n.t ~
eriord. The bridges ara 70 siihir !
tho two and are to be finlshea
days aftc<. the material arrisss
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Hnrrx WIllfans Cons's.

Fort Worth, Texas ~ ~
Harry Williams. who, win ~ M
indicted for killing ASfstin his "a
paper man at Stephenyills ,s II
wss today found guilty am sr W
years In the pen.tentiary. ;"
was also nut on trial today &
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Vice President Martin and party OF
stockholders Of the Kansas CITY, plttsburg
and Gulf railroad. who are touring the
state. stepped over here this evening Tn
thair way to Kansas City from San An
tonic. They were cheperoned by Mark
Wiess Of beaumont, VINO parted with them
at this point.
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some Cotton Yet TO rieI

Hearnc, Texas. November o.
tie Gotten has been picked u ~,
ton during the last few day., ~sl
the rain and cold. However, M y
f.attering for fair weather anu NO.
ers say they will push tho wo'A
cotton Is out.
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CAN'T BE ExTRAplTEp.

A telegram received by the governor
from the attorney general of the Tai ed
States this evening was to the effect that
o. &. Howard, wanted in Houston fog ein-
hczzlement. and who is now Ia Germaay,
Tan not be extiadit,d, as the treaty VITA
that country provides only for return OF
embezzlers oil public money.
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A VETERANS ruNrRAL.

The remains OF NJ, NJ. Martin. who died
at the Confederate Home last night, were
laid away in the State Cemetery this even
ing. He was a native OF Kentucky and
served Though tho war with company ID,
Fifteenth Texas cavalry.
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MeNicans Can't stand thc co,,

SnsaHand, Texas. November 26.-This
BAD Weather is working hardship on the
sugar cane interest to some extent. as
many negro and Mexican cane cutters are
lsaying for their homes on account OF the
The mills have been running on fun tim.
inc paper m-n has closed down for a few
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pieourne. Texas. November 25.--several
days $50 the comm sioners court contract
ca Nnrouga Representative with Jack
ssse'e 81 Georgetown q the firm OF Kelly
: steele for . sewerage system Tor the
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INJURIES by a Gin VET

Injuries ny ~ ,,.,..u,bes VI
Colmesneil, Texas, NOVEL, III
VIM. Haynes of Gregory's min' n
er. got caught in the gin 49, {
ana had one arm 20 badly *
had 10 DO smputatsd, fro
which he. dLAd . few AN IN
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jail. court house and market sdnA !
be pail for in $4,000 worth OF pa =
bonds.
The new county court and COUNTY ~ ~
missicners- elect. who Will be sworn - a &
Monday, have given public notice tna ~ n
will refuse to recognize and carry ~ u
contract OF the old officers. A sp'fi!es ~ n
contest will result Both sides y
termined to test their rights IN sa~
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way Company vs.. Clark, from Coman,he:
kiptlemAn VS.. Holman, from Iarran. {;
Sayies va Mayer boot ibnn snoe Company,
from Cooke. GoiNion vs.. Denton CouIty,
from Ht,1{on
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lar company, New York: j. H. Preston,
with Dorsey Printing company Dallas; w.
V. Hanway, Dallas with padgltt Bros, are
among the travelling statesmen who have
visited Hearne this week.
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