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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-26

from minstrelsy. Mr.. Grosvenor con-
cluded by sending 10 the clerks desk ar
Associated Press bulletin announcing
the election of McComas to the senate in
Maryland. The Republicans applauded
the announcement enthusiastically.
Mr. Dockery (Dem., Mo. }, in DISCUSSING
the cotton mill strike, contended that the
strike had been urged by the operators
in order that they might dispose OF their
surplus stock. The trouble was we were
enormously oyerproducing in this coun.
try, and in the face Of that fact the Re.
publican party was restricting and mar
rowing our markets. The time was
coming when this policy would be re.
versed. The growing trend of public
sentiment could not be stayed Event
ually the tariff barriers would be broken
down and our products would 60 oui
upon the seas Of the world
The political debate continued for an
hour. the Republicans maintaining and
the Democrats denying the existence OF
prosperity.
Mr. Smith (Dem., AriZ) made an attacl
on the present system OF educating the
Indian. He declared that the Carlisle
and Hampton schools were a mistake
that an indian could not be civilized by
teaching him to read and write and sins
"a psalm. The Indian. he said. must re.
ceive an industrial education. but il must
be given him in the vicinity OF his home
not In the east In this bill, he said
s2.50OOOo was wanted. Mr. Walker (Rep.
Mass) agreed with Mr.. Smith that the
present policy was unsatisfactory. illogi-
cal and impracticable He moved ia
strike out the appropriation for the Car.
Isle school. Without voting on the
amendment, the committee rose and tho
house adjourned.
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HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
OAKLAND BEACH.
TEN MILES FROM PROVIDENCE.
S"Iendid Carriage and Bicycle Road.
Trains Leave Oakland Beach:

For Providence -5:57 m, 6:57 a. M, 757 a. m.
1857 a. m. 1857 a. M, 1887 p M, 2,57 p, mr
4;57 p. M, 6;57 p m., 9;57 pm.
SUNDAYS-8:57 a. M 1851 y. M, 4;57 I'm.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Lsxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druz-
eists refund the money n ~ fails 10 cure. 2jc.
Z he Genuine has l.. Il. q. on each tSpiet
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To euro Consultation Forever.
Take Cas,arcts Candy Cathartic. l0c or &c.
N G. &. G. fail to cure. druggists refund moneE
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Professional and business men buy seasoI
ticket-three months $500; one montl
..OD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
MEAN coRpnnArIoNs.

'l'he MARX G Blum Incorporated' Of Gal
weston today tied It's charter with thu Bce
rotary OF state. Capital stock, $4,000 IN
corToratorH: !, II. kempner NJ MARY,
Aaron Blum, Charles t'rrnkci and Julius
Markowitz. The purpose OF this corporation
iato do general Wholesale merchandise
business.
The Bulward Live Stock company, For,
Worth also iiled It's charter today. Capital
stock, $4,000. Incorporators Lou Fowler.
O. X. Debold and -. +. Rodgers, The pur-
p0ae Of this corporation Is TO buy and sell
all kinds OF live stock
The Moore Starr Grocery company or
Tyler today filed papers with the secretary
OF state amending its charter. The afDond-
Inent authorizes the corporation 10 change
its name 10 that OF the Moore Starr May
field company.
The following companies today paid their
taxes and were granted permission 10 40
business In Texas by the commissioners Of
insurance;
Tho commercihl ASSURANCE company OF
London, England Occupation tax. etc.
s5gi, 81
Nafionpl Fire OF Hartford, Conn -Ocru-
patton tax. etc, $30s.2a,
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MOME DvEax0 WITH pIxMoNn
DYES ~ rl.EANASC ANN
pnOFrrAHr.N,

BeaWtsssl ana Rritsiant Coloru
That VIII Not FNdc--DsssNonM Dyer
Have special tUIvr~ for Cctton
and MtSed ssooas--ssow wise w.
men Econorsisr ia Ha~A TsnAr~-.
A Tcn-Cent Package ~ psamonss
Dyes ofscM ssvcs Ten t,olIars.
In thcec days al enforced economy, IL
should he pleasure TO any woman 10
learn how she can save tho cost of a now
gown FOR herself ana suit for the little
one, or can make her husbands faded
clothing look like now. Diamond Dyes.
which are prepared especially for hrn,e
use, Will do all this, They are 10 simple
aud easy 10 use that even a child can got
bright ana beautiful coiors by following
the. directions on each package.
There Ia no need OF soiiing tho hands
with Diamond Dyes Just hit and stir thu
goods with two sticka while IN thu
dye bath. and ono win not get any stains
or spots.
In coioring dresses, coats. ana all large
articles, TO yet full and satisfactory
color II Is absolutely necessary to have a
special dye for cotton goods md inherent
dyn for WOODEN goods This Is done In
diamond Dyes, and before buying dyes ono
shomlh know whether tho article 10 be col.
n,ted Is cottnn mr. wool. and ROT the propur
aye Do not buy dyes tlAt claim 10
color everything, for their uso win result in
failure, =
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ZINC Sow shirl Mnist..

2 II Is already lime To talk Of what this ne
shirt waists viii be like, because tho mar
sufanturcrs and tallora always work OF
season ahead 81 time and have lust con
plotted their stock for the spring trade. "A
the kmsrtcst OF these little bodires Al
made OF checked bingham, and there
scarcely an exception 10 the rule in favs
OF tucked bosoms. There IS no monoIoE
In tho tuclptRS, however.
One pretty pale blue waist will have a
teen ftno tuaks, forming GU other aide
front Of pointed yoke, Thus throwing col
siderable fDliners over the bust Anothi
bosom IS tucked In diamond shape anotht
laid IN perpendicular phiits. wide or ma;
row, and then We have a change In IL
hrsngement OF buttons. Studs Will he III
tic used. for down the front clusters
three or iivc tiny pearl buttons arc, at Il
tervals, scwpd ON very close tngethdI
These properly do mt hold the fronts !
tho shirt together AT all a serviccable III
derhsnd does that. whiIn tho pearl knot
are for decoration purely
In case anybody IL DESTROYS OF asking q.
question. u may rs well be affirmed hesl
that shirt fronts VIII pouch just wee htl
that on many u sonsible shirt tho back Il
q'iite az deliberately tucked as the froiE
aud cuffs and sleeves are in no snlIas
POINTS different from those wo wore issI
yrnf III
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,apital $500, 900; Surplus SO, ON

and arc indeed very eoquet,ish littio al
fairs.
There are hundreds of women Will
masculine heads but feminine hearts.
Tho Individual who cheats at solitaire Il
sundenisbly and irrevoenhly dishnest.
While a man Ii making his way In sLi!
world n woman ~ generally having hers,
Flexible ornaments loaded with jewel'
are the latest decorations for tho corsags
"A sensitive nature Is ilkc A musical in!
ftrument II responds according TO TIL
touch that manipulates it.
Did you over notice that man Is neveS
so helpless as when he has TO appear In III;
open air without his hate
I Men OF middle age like TO be called ssoiH
boy while the ynrlost Kid revcls In TIL
delight % being called ''old man.
Though man is said to want hut itttf'
here below he isn't willing 10 pay cash ttss
H. 1.-the ahopkcerers arc 10 be believed.
The man who Affects to dnsp.sc iows
pasHcs as n person OF experience but II g
GENERALLY a bitter one and not to be ems
We'd. II
There nro women of this world who crsa
10y formal dinners simply berausr there VI
n man on cithcr si'lc OF her who can't gGs
away. III
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GRAND LODGE /. Q. o. F.
SHORT BUSINESS SESSION AND IN
sTRUCTI0x IN WORK.
decided 10 Improve the widows
and Orphans Home az CorstcHna.
Next Nicctinw In Dallas.

Fort Worth, Texas, February s.-The
grand lodge OF Odd Fellows held short
session this morning before adiourning to
attend the funeral OF Chief OF Police Arnold
at Dallas,
The matter OF asking quit claim deed
for tho 200 acres on which is located tho
Orphans and Widows home at Corsicana
came i'm, but tina grand lodge decided 10 let
the mattcr. remain MS Il Isl improvements
on the home 10 the amount of $1,000 were
decided upon.
The schools OF instruction for each de-
Rrre We're conducted today, The Rebekahs
held ashort session tonight TO initiate new
members.
The grand lodge was also in session to-
night. but little business other than routine
WAS done. An effort wiil DO made TO bring
the grand lodge meeting TO a close tomor.
row, The next annual moe,iug VIII bu held
in Dallas In February.
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sponsor. Miss AlwIna KniiteI, next Friday
night ~ the elose OF the business meeting
tho band adjourned 10 practice
runaway team Tuesday evening coll
iided with the horse On which Dan SalliA
WAS riding Mt the intersection of Clinton
and East Sandy streeta. and knocked the
horse and rider down. Sails head struck
posi-, rendering him upeoneclous. and The
horse had q rib or two broken Dr., York
was summoned 10 attend Sails and at last
accounts he wds getting along very we'll.
Or. ", A. l<ockett baa jusi completed q
telescope With q tbrec-inch objective. uroD
which he has been working for tonne time
past He used The glass Tuesday nigh, for
the firft time and says he % greatly picasod
with the result.
There was dance Tuesday night nj
the residence OF Mr., ana Airs, Gus 1nrke
IN the Western part of the city compliment
ary 10 Miss Mamie Thomas OF Nayasota.
About twenty couples were present, Dance
ing WIS kent up rutil about o'clock
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BIG BUSINESS BUILDINGS BURNED.
Monetary Loss viii Amount to S3S0OOO and Many Losses
Can Not BE Replaced.

Fart Worth Texas February 1.-THE
Fort Worth Of
tSococ
fire
hand
light eephoHc
the
II the
building
the of
1850
bank very
i % Tbe
Will
o and
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HoTEi. ARRIVALS.

Al tho Trwncnt IF, l., lrinkcr. cinclu-
natl; a. GoldstcIn. san Antonio. a. sciacn-
spine. New York; George A. wrisht. Texas:
r. G. liodscs, Houston: ". w. lnpcy. Chi
caso; J. u. Mctivror, Chicago: g.. D. spcn-
Ger Chicago; n. +. Downs. w IA Cochran
w, $. Banks, Temple l.. Marston, Lynn
wclcher aud wife. VIII McRohic. Charles
Hooker, Logan Williams. Thomas IL. Ry.
land New York: w. H. Breeding, san Au-
tonic; George Daniels and wife. clcvelands
Charles y. Bond and wife, BOSTON w, H.
teips. ST. Isouis; Rev, Thomas u. Green
and wife. Senator D. II. Smith and vito,
Major II. NJ. Hamilton and wife. Colonel
John y, Matncr and Wife, Cedar Rapias.
Iowa; G, Coin. Houston; c. ]. Hotch. New
Orleans
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DEFENSE or SOCIETY WOMAN.
world Wou,d FIND II DifHcuIt "a
Hcl AInmg Without Her.

| world would Find ~ DifHcu1t "a
GET Along without Her.
| The term society woman Is used ire,
qucntly and Is often made something of a
roproach by numbers OF poopc who seem
to labor under the impression that incy
arc the only ones into whose lives ev,r
como grave or serious things only yo-
ciety woman II, spoken AZ if that term
dlsmissed all grave consideration. isut
what would "s0eiety@t-by which term We
isaas the world st large do without The
society woman Z"
There Is no harder worker no more
necessary part OF the great general strur-
ture pf civilization than the woman who
gives her time 10 social hfc. They must DO
well informed and clever, and are CON
stantly seeing and hearing The best OF
everything that talent can brioG or genius
create. only an ignorant imagination can
conceive or them IA mere Idle butterflies.
Who patronlze the great artists and made
l-l0ssiblo for all The people 10 liD,on 10
tnIEsy-H6at tnlrnt tho world produces?
They hang the VIII beautiful pictures
upon their wallis Thus giving an fnrcntiye
10 the artist. and they often encourage tho
moro modest wlnldcr OF pen, pencil and
brush
by the elegance Of hcr home surrounds
jnRs she helps artisans ~ all kinds and
Industries and mercantile establishments
are IN q large measure maintained by the
mngnIDoencc OF her expenditure In fact.
the 'socoty woman Is benefit 10 all
other women, ~ she creates a demand for
much that II valued by the whole sex. but
which without her would never have been
created.
The charities are numheriess which owe
their birth, existence and prosperity to |
these women. much Of the really good work |
In this being done through the generosity |
and personal endeavors ~ the sottety wo-
man. Jean Watrols
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! : s 8 81 F5s LADIES.

Tho most noticeable thing about tho
new house dresses is their drapcry and
shape. Tho Vatican plat win always he
popular hut tho drared front has for the
present taken it's place. This conSists Of a
front laid across In folds draped from one
side TO The other,
TO form this the front is laid In side
plalts. Under each plait there is attached
il biz hook When tho dress Is put on these
hooks fasten Into eyes that are scwcd upon
the left side OF Tho waist This is tho secret
OF tho drppcd fronts, which arc neither
difficult nor intricate when once under
stood. ssas..i : .s,. Z
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nurIe.on win curry cnIdwcII.

ioclchart, Texas, February 9--Tho pop.
ulists Of Caldwell county are very solicit
Gus as to the outcome of the approaching
congressional election in this. the Ninth
district. II is now almost forsgone con-
cluson that Hon. A. s. Burleson o. Travis
county viii be the democratic nominee. and
me populsts think 10 dotent him by pro-
curing hts older kinsniai. Colonel q. w.
WASH Jones OF Bastrpp, 10 oppose him as
I'm independent candidate. But this little
racket viii not work. Colonel Jones.
though somewhat of a political car In
ms section in days gone BY. has lost his
rabbits foot. and can not dictate 20 the
voters as In the days of reconstruction. IT.
may be nut down as a certainty that Al
psrt Burlason will carry Caldwell county
against Colonel Jones or any other indie
pendent, pcpnlist or republican opponent.
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norG IL NEW nIRMINGnAM.


of Activity.
New Birmingham. Texas, February IA
transaction of more than ordinary import
ance was contaminated here last week. by
which J. s. Bradley OF Abilene. Texas, OBJ
tanned the complete equipment of the old
New Birmingham Times printing office.
This transaction Is contirmatory OF the the
DRY of the letter of week ago, namely,
that the new owners of the New Rirming-
ham property do not Intend TO engage in
any booming scheme, but viii devote their
capital and energies to the development Of
manufacturing industries" This Is rec
garded here as making the outlook more
hopeful. Another hopeful feature Is the
fact that the new owners have paid Up all
back taxes, fines, penalties, etc, up TO De
cember 81, 1897. which in the aggregate
amounted to several hundred dollars
Tho local manager, Mr., r. l.. Coleman 81
now hard at work on Important busness
correspondence relating TO the new bust
ness projects OF the now owners and with
ont doubt some important measures will be
iDaugurated within the next few weeks.
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u. Hughes OF 81. Louis In the moving
spirit. tilod "a suit In the civil district court
against the PaEedi Bath House company.
In their petition piaintiiis Hlloge that they
own the southeast block OF outlet III, ana
1ale northeast and southeast blocks Of
oWtlot 1i2, which property extends 10
Avenue q south between Twenty third and
and Twenty fourth streets, 10 and in he
waters of the Gulf OF Mexico fronting upon
tbs shore line OF said gulf for the whole
width Of said outlets. about 300 feet, inst
tho plaintiff as the owner in fee OF said
adjacent fronting lands n the rghtful
Preseason OF all the riparian rights.
That petitioners crested the Bench hotel
In 1852 at a cost Of 5000 600. That the site
was selected because Of Its situation com
nanding as 1t did air and light and an
unobstrucied view OF tha gulf. with ae-
cess to the latter for bathing. That de-
fondant erected in the immediate ricini-
ty OF piaintiifs' hotel an enormous bath
botise extending along the entire son front
Of plaintiffs hotel. shutting Off 10 n great
extent the breezes and light, and pre-
venting plaintiff and it's guests from using
its own frontage for bathing and other
purposes. That defendants have wrong
fully erected an approach % the bath
Eouse, consisting cf a high bridge nppn
the land OF complainant. That defendant
does not own one foot OF land ahntilps
on the gulf and shore where It's batn house
IS erected and is possessed OF no riparian
rights whatever.
Piaintiff prays that the defendants bath
house he declared a nuisance and abated.
That plaintiff have Judgment for his land
80 nnlawfuliy held and for the value Of
i,s use. That on the trial II Il should |
arpelr that defendant has right 10 main
tain bath house upon the plaintiffs front
age, he should 70 remodel Il as 10 no,
wholly exclude plaintiff in tho enjoyment
of his own rights.
colopel Hughes who has been here Tor
some time past. recently bought the strip
az land lyln4 between the street car track |
and the waters AZ the guilt.
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upLn WITHOUT pAII.

cecilir Mccormick hnown also " the
name Of Elliott. mention Of whose serious
Injury was made IN today's Post, died last
night from her wounds She made an ante-
nurtem statement IN which abe accused
j., II. Ladd 0, being the man who had cut
her with a razor. Ladd was arrsstsd AMI
is held without bail Justice Fin1 IL hold
ing an inquest aud Is making an exhaustive
inquiry into the details OF the killing
Ladd's own statement viii be taken TO-
morrow.
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! DECLARATION EY CLARK.
BAYS He Doesn't Wish to Batter
Democratic Primaries.
fHE GoLDBuG LEADER INTERVIEWED.
The waco ex-rNvnrwicls. Gives out
Most Remarkable Document
Defining HIS Position.

Waco, Texas. February 9.--Ancnt the
discussion OF the question OF fixing a test
for those who are to participate In the
dcmocratic primaries this year, Hon.
George Clark says: II see that some of
the BRYAN silver boys say We shant come
In / suggest they had better wait until
ve ring the door bell and send in our
cards; or at least hold still until we ride
IN to the front cato and holler hello
This thing OF saying fellow shall not
come into your house before he manifcsts
any desire to do so sounds rather ludlcrous.
Have the sound money. old fashioned,
rock ribbed democrats ever asked any
body to let them come into the free sil-
ycr mining camp? II SO have not heard
OF 1t.
"The boys seem to be getting little
stuck up about tho company they keep
| hero lately. In 1890 they threw down the
bars and took the pops to bed with them
without even requiring them to wash their
feet. In 1892 they consorted again with
the pops for primary election purposes
only to nominate democratic candidates
In 1896 the liomologation reached proper
lions ad nauseam. II man shot Into the
Bryan camp that year the chances were
at least equal that he would hit either A
pop or a free silver republican: hut II
seems now that they are getting aristo-
cratic.
1--WE democrats arc not bothcring them.
They have made their beds and we do
not care to share. We arc walking the
streets OF honest democracy while they
are cropping In the darkness of l; barren |
idoality. When they get over the at.
tack and want to como back We Will kill |
the prodigal and put a gold ring on that
calf; nothing small or narrow about us. |
We are afraid OF their old house any way.
i might fall down before the dance be.
gins. So let them ring on
Tho sound money people are still for
sound money. the honest payment OF pub.
lie and private debts, the faithful preser-
walton OF the Nations honor and credit. the
same sound dollar for the capitalist aud
the laborer alike and the stability OF our
free Institutions. which afford an equal
chance to every boy in the land. be he
poor or be he rich. We are not oven
'waUbling on the tariff. Let them pos
sess their dear souls In patience. When wo
get ready 10 change our principles we VIII
drop them note and until we change or
they change We will hardly ever get TO-
gether, even In a populist primary"
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DE-. nnt sml.h Arpoln.s.l ]. pr,rHale

Wharton. Texas February SIN obe-
dienre 10 the following letter, Or. Bat Smith
LETT on Mondays train for Mobile, where he
will be delegate TO the Southern quaran-
tine convention:
Or. Bat Smith; beg to say that
have appointed you as delegate 10 the
Southern quarantine convention. 10 TO
convened 81 Mobile. Ala. on the Slh
irst.. vice Dr. Trrshcarb OF Galveston.
who can not attend Very truly.
Charles cnbsrson.
The appointment OF Or. Smith Is very
gratifying 10 his many friends here. who
all regard ii as a Just tribute to his knowi-
edge az and thorough proficiency In his
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corsicana. Texas. February o. Mr.. Ed
ward W. Roberts OF Bremond was one OF
the callers today at the Jester hcaduuar-
tors In conversation he said: .sTne sentl-
ment ~ Robertson county is decidedly In
favor OF Jester. and he VIII have no trouble
IN carving the county, After Jester I be-
ueNe savers is the strongest there Our
poopis are awakening to the necessity for
practical business man at the head OF
OUT state anairs, and We believe Governor
Jester viii give us such an administration
as was that OF Governor Ross"
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a lot OF fanatics In the state recently
Immersed an old rheumatic woman bod;iy
in the water 20 heal her" az iheJ saig.
She died in consequences. How much bst-
ter 81 would have been 10 blye treated the
poor old wonaaa for her infirMity AlIh
Hosiottsrs Stomach Ditterx. ahlch hot
only cures rheumatism. but prevents KID
ney complaint and Iemcdieg dysnrpsss. CON
stiration, liver trouble aud nervous pros
tratleD. Give IL systematic trial
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STATE SWINE nHEEpEns.
Committee Appointed to Prepare
Pmpcrn on Hog linking.

Dallas, Texas. February o., The closing
session of the State Swine Breeders asso-
citation was held today Several papers of
much interest TO the association were read
aud discussed. ON motion OF w. t. Skinner
of tho Fort Worth stock yards. 1t was de-
eided 10 appoint four hog raisers IN South
east and four in Northwest Texas 10 write
articles on swine breeding, the same 10 be
printed In pamphlet form.
X. NJ. Butler was chosen to net as hu-
perintendent OF the swine exhibit at the
Texas State far next fall
After adjournment tho members OF the
association We're rendered banquet at
the Dallas packing house.
The association will meet again IN Dallas
during tho fair
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mes,se crowd AZ Temple on February "a
when the attorney general win formsliv
open his campaign for governor. Chair
man Hnmi!i writes that they prppose IN
make tho event the biggest political oc.
casion o. recent years The Santa lie
ana Katy VIII give reduced rates and
thousands arc expected 10 be present
Many paliasites VIII 40 TO help swell thc
ana Increase the enthusiasm.
II Is announced that the SECOND s,,eech
OF General Cranes cannalsn will 10 ,ss,a
at Wca,hcrfort ~ "'""'
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General cranc IL Contldcut.

Y Dallas. Texas. February a.--Attorney
General Crane came from Austin tonight
and Will spend tomorrow IN Dallas He
is in excellent humor and continues TO
feel confident OF his nomination.
Captain John IL. Boyd OF Cleburne and
5. p. Evans OF Van AIstyne, both ardent
supporters of General Crunc, are also in
tho city.
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THn FrsIlsIst: OBSERVER.

Complaint II a confession Of failure.
The Iafter.dsy cupid's greatest fault Is
HIS cupIdity.
Words may wound cruelty. bit the hurt
Of silence Ii far deeper
Why dn women always have on their
shabbiest shoes ON windy daysf
Nishtcaps have again come into favor