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Always in Season.

Now wintry winds do whiz about,
White snowHakes whirl and fiutter;
And Cupid gets his sleigh bells out
And brushes up his cutter.
And Sue and Joe, sweet maid and beau,
Shout welcome to the weather,
Aud, with that rogue to drive, they go
over the hills together.
New York Herald
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24
}BARAGA DEPARTMENT.

Lettuce for Christmas dinner at
CAROLS.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24

Andrew Wahl carries complete
line of the Baraga cigars, manufac
tured by Falk & Anderson. Call
for them; there are none better.
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The Badger State" and "Ameri
can Beauty" brands of cigars fo
sale at Andrew Wallis. Try them
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24

Try "The Short, but Sweet" CT
gar, for sale at Andrew VAIL S.
They are handles.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24
5000 SOLDIERS KILLED.
Explosion of a Powder Magazine
in a Chinese Camp.

London, Dec. 20.-A Shanghai
dispatch states that magazine in
the center of the Chinese camp at
Hang Chow exploded, levelling a
square mile of houses. 1t is estimat-
ed that 1900 soldiers were killed, in
Guiding the general commanding the
forces.
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" Gold Seal rubbers at the VIM.
Kitz Co.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-24
California grapes at Carroll s.

Nuts of all kinds at CAROLS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
cry BaEvIrIEs.

Tho Houston chess club will soon open up
quarters In tho Kiam building
The weekly cottage prayer mteting al brnp-
Of MIR II. Il. Wade uhc old Phifer home
stead.
Grorse .. Mcfleiiand Post No. .. 6. A. T..
will hold an open meeting tonight ~ thor
hail. 10 the Mason building
sir owen X. Fitze has resigned as deputy
constable aud Mr. James FifTgefald has been
appointed 20 fiil The yarancy
McsgiA MurisoD srd Maiin. proprieters Of
the Bristol hotel have resumed the plan Of
scrfinL sssph at midday and dinnsr nj .
y. IN
Manager Easley has removed the oifiats 81
K g. Dun 4 Co. nom over the Planters and
MenhuEics bank 70 No. rcess Main street. Ia
the Pilot building
Aug schaenberg. aged g. years. died yes.
fer3ay al ST. Joseph's infirmBry. The re-
msips are being held BY Hoss Wright 70
hear from relatives
The Daughters ~ the Republic will n,ett III
clock this Afternoon ~ the fesidfnrs u
Mrs DR.. Urwit6, 30. llti Preston avenue.
corner OF Fannin street. &;
gsyerai other Mafons arrived Yesterday an,I
were With the e3minttes IN work which will
- III sselicu frau now until the opfDitlS 81
ne Grand Lodge r<xt Tuesday,
Ths county commissioners vii mset i9
special scseion today " receive The eeoee =
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personal MnxTioS.

Among yesterdays ARRIVALS 10 attend the
Grand Lodge OF MasonB was a. W Campbell
Of Dallas.
Mrs s. j Adams of IIcarnn Il visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II, l., Godboid. at their
home. 1915 Charities street.
Mrs c. l.. Komprr Of San Antonio. nee At
Itinson Of Gonzales. IS visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Heiferpor, on Chapman street
Judge ~ A. Cravcns OF WINS who for the
next Two yeara will be Governor SayerR' pri-
yata secretary. rs in the city, stopping At thr
Butchins.
cisil engineer Of the International and
Great Northern company Us at work preparing
plans for the much talked Of tunnel under
the tracks beyond the Congress Ayenus nepps
Miss Alice +. Harper. formerly. OF this clty
hut nov attending the Teas Meiioai UNI
ycrsity. ilysston. passed through INC ciiy
on her way North for rev WEEKS OF ihuch
needed rest
Mr., w L. Lubbock, who was recently APP
pointed by Governor Sayers as steward OF the
Austin insane asylum. Is visiting Houston and
Is the guest Of hts brother Mr. J. b. Lub-
hook 1908 Lamar.
Leroy smith, proprietor OF the Pine Grove
kenuaIs. near Houston, has reretvnd IRAN !
cole Of Kansas City prize winning Great
Dane" brood matron Hiuo Nell, sfe Is a
handsome animal. measures ~ Inches from I'D
~ tip and stands 80 inches high
Rev. ]. 81 cntchheid and Rey. !. y. Gre
CORY Of DayiiIa and Raw. William A. Bowen
and Rev. Sterling Fisher OF San Antonio were
srions the ministers VIII, arrived yestcrdsy
10 attend fhe Methodist conference They are
auoitered Mt the Hutrhins houae.
sir. W. p. Grihbic left TUESDAY for Calves
ton. where he took passage Yesterday Tor
CUBA going via Tampa fla. Sir. Gribbis
was a member 81 the first Texas volunteer
cavalry. recently mustered out in San An
tci,ic. Iic has heep assured a position In
Cuba. and goes 70 that country with view
OF making II his permanent homs.
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IMPROVEMENT
A $4,000 Tunnel Of Crossing 10 Be Bulit
IN Houston.
Mr.. LEROY 1Rlcf OUTLINES THE PLAN
And says the international Railroad
win Meet the city Uslr way In
Carrying Ont the work.

Vice Prrsidens and General Superintcnd-
ent Leroy Tricc OF the International and
Great Northern railroad arrived here yes
terday in his private car Cherokee and had
scaccly hit the platform before he was
saluted with a friendly What are you here
for?'' by Post reporter.
We'll. II you want TO know the facts,
answered Mr.. Tricc, II am here 10 mcct the
mayor OF Houston in reference to putting
a tunnel under our yard at the intersection
OF Harrisburg. Preston, Buffalo, Congress
and St. Charles strcets. These streets all
come together ut point Just south OF OUT.
passenger depot and all OF the travel from
these stf'ects cross our entire yard at one
place, and II Is 10 the interest on the ety.
the travelling public and the railroad to
have crossing under tho yard or above
the Trucks
An extensive undertaking, 7" suggested
the reporter.
fes.5it is a big proposition. but trunk
~ admit that II is something that ought 10
DC done To make N job that the rity viii
be. proud of and put UP the work AZ ii
ought TO he put up, so that II VIII never
have TO be done over agaih or cost any
thing for maintaining St, will require an
expenditure OF 100000"
Who foots the bill?" queried the news
paper man.
We are willing 10 meet the city hlif
Way or more on the proposition. and | be-
iievo that they Will be as liberal in the
mattcr as we arc, In some States New
York, for instance, the expenses OF such
| work rs this, under similar conditions, arc
divided equally between the railroad Inter.
eSted, the State and the city. 9nd when
street car lines use such a crossing they
bear their proportion Of the expense, such
| proportion being a matter between the city
and The street ear line"
when 10 you propose 10 do this work.
| Il eau not say. II depends on now the
| city VIII meet us on this proposition. 1t Is
job THAT Will have to be done quickly
when it is once commenced. / will say,
| however, that IL will not be commenced
until some time after the first OF the year,
| as IL can not be done while business Is 50
heavy in the yard, as all OF the trucks ex-
cept one or bwo will have 80 be torn TN
while the work is being done and will have
| to be kept up until the work is completed.
| However we are anxious 10 get the mat
ter settled definitely In the very near flu
! ture so as 10 have time to get the material
| on the ground before the work Is COM
| menced II the city meets us half way
and | think they will. the work will lie
done and the city will be proud of Il.
Our chief engineer. Mr. Trammell, and our
general agent Mr., Booth. are comforting
with the city engineer now in regard to
| the matter"
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sr. LOUIS no MExICO.
I. and G. n. VIII Cut Down the T1me
Sl,iteriatIy


Austin, Texas. November 30.--Mr. Leroy
Trice. vice president and general superin-
tenisnt, and Mr.. u. J. Price general
passenger agent OF the International and
Great Northern railroad. we're here today.
Mr.. Price stated that all arrangements hhys
been completed for the inauguration Of the
new fast passenger service between the
City of Mexico and st. Louis This al-
celebrated service viii 60 into effect on Sat
urday December 3. and the fastest time
ever made between the Southwest and st.
Louis viii bs established.
Mr. Pr.Se said: Under the new sched-
ulc the train for st LolTis will leave san
Antonio at 1870 y. M and arrive at AUS
tin al $40 This trrin VIII arrive at Rosk-
dale at 5:25 p. m. Mud Will connect there
with the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
n1ishbound pasF'nESr Train passing that
place at 525 D. M, thus establishing new
route 10 Waco the time OF the arrival IN
the latter city being D. M Our throign
train will reach Longview nj II midnight
and St Louis at 1885 the following even
ing This new train viii carry wide yes-
tibuled sleeper aud day coaches Ihe
sleeper VIII return on the fast mail, leav-
ing II. Louis al 2 a, m, and arriving
at san Antonio AT 900 p. M thu iolloMipS
day These Two trains viii connect close
~ an San AHipHtt WIFI TIC fi"aehN'f - Z. -
cific trains 10 and from California. The
porthboiind passenger train which now
leaves San ADtonio at 9 y. M, VIII leave
there al $50 arriving in Austin at ll.so
instead Of II 80 D. m. The Daily EXPRESS
newspaper train VIII arrive Mt Austin at
7.,5 a. m from san Antonio. the iealns
time n. that city TO bs Tho same as Mt pres
emf. This rain viii lay over IN Austin
until . a. IN. and will arrive at He1rne AZ
1s.55 u. M. making Immediate connection
WITH the Houston and Texas Cc>tral norih-
hound This tiialn also makes connection
q Taylor with the Missouri. Kansas and
Tesag. both ways. and al Mllano with tns
ch,lf. Colorado and Ssiits re trains boih
3wsys. Returning the Daily EXPRESS news
psper train viii leave Hearne upon inc
arrival OF The Houston and Texas cenlai
train al $40. arsdying at san Antonio 81
1920 D. m. 1870,
Mr. Price stated that excursions wolid
he run TO .tnetin from Palestine ana san
Antonio next Sunday on Inc occasion o.
tra pre sentation In this city OF the battie
and fall OF Manila, o.s.ar
Tho new fast fraiu will leave Galveston
a ESQ ., N. and irnvc Houston at 9isp
H.. IN VIZ
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did some excellent emergency work At
Sabine Pass recently for the Morgan
steamship line. and Is an cid Southern Pa
cific railroad man from tho New Orleans
office.
The new train service between The Cry
of Mexico and st. Louis. shortening he
tame Between the two points twelve hours,
gees balo eif,O next Saturday This train
will be rum IN connection with the Inter.
nkloTail and Great Northern fast mail from
Houston. which under the new time sched-
ule. will leave here @r $3.50 p, m. daily In
Bsoad or ut 3 D. m, as at present
A party OF International AMI Great
Northern OFF 'cials consisting OF Vice Pros
idcnt and General Superintendent Leroy
Tree General Passenger Agent ID. j,
Price and Chief Engineer ]. ID. rrammell.
arrived here yesterday In Mr.. Trice's pr
yate car. the Cherokee, and VIII re'nnln
in Houston all this forenoon. Nr. Pat
BRUNEI, private secretary TO the vice pres
ident, Is also with the party
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thcsr newly elected county and precinct Of
fters who have not yet Qualified. 90. VA

thcsr newly elected county ana precinct Of
fieers who have not yet Qualified
A meeting OF the kActcrs' Aid society OF
Cismeu. Memorial Mission chapel VIII Be
held today. Thurxiny. AZ TIM homo az NrR
Gaver, iSf7 johnson street. at S:sa i. m.
v,ula,, fn,rso, :, ia, .sa,,.,,,,ax. -
nue. died yesterday NJ ST, Ioseph's iufirmarv
ami VIII no hurled ~ 10 o,cInck tb,s mnrninr
Ia the Catholic cemetery from ST Patrick' Z
church.
Mrs 1 n rarre,t ara NJ ,,,, ma. :.
,eived iron, TO i ycstsrdny afternoo,, M ths
street, a large number OF caiiers were c,.
teitained. d7
Therc nrs unas,,vcred ,s,..,ars ~ ,,n
s wrsMrn y M,,n ,f,csrapn sonranys oirmc
Ira, T's MSrr,s !, Hwws aryy, y "a IN, ~
q. i. smith. 's' = ""''s" "''a IVY
Aft, h.,ne ,,t avst. txsrtv .f,,r hours
diarhnrsed waterloo AMI a 'u,,s,rtas nn,a,"a
The Iurv sfocJ M ihc ..,rc,,,ss"n'it ~ ! n
favor, of = Judgment for Law,or :. y !"
ar, anu Mrs ". " hos OF Caney, Texas.
Who were married yesterday now have apart.
"a ,samn eav 'r.sso' tnn oriue WAS MISS IVA
intorosts al anil near cnney In, ms i,orc
tefe,e sncnt nsnsiacrs n, ~, =, M rs,,a,,.i
nhl. N''"''f .''nS -
,....si,....,.,s
Gonsldorable damage was done In tho In
trrnauonal and G,rat Norttcrn Yards ut an
carry nuur yesterday morning by the coiliu-
il,is strs wore broken nm MIA ~ snsin, heal"
dismantl,,i Il 49, w W "'' ~ sAs'''V o"'''
( i ,i,,s,s4 1880, .s,
~, ihu,es or atSwe Shurch are serving IN
Nisam, ,ri ~ ri, rt NAM street near tnc
ros,vcs NJ ihn Maaansy arc "smx Meli ual,
,uui.uv " INV MdfoiS9 suu expect 10 reap a
nay .sy'ss curing INC nrnii. fiower and Wee
sy,...,.,s,, ,,'s,.,s ~
n 4, tts,usht. n',uress3 ot the fruit. Fiowcr
h,,,. NM ~ ass osiauoa nas assEned q
n ~ ~, nana 20 tho prrfs RECEPTION com,nittee
y, 1870 us u W. ~ connecuoa with the entertain
.nN ~, VI 'ne Nlsiting EDITORS at TIE oyster
.us. AZ AhGcrhuiiers y. on TUESDAY after-
nVos' IN, #
All the members of the Texas Old Folks
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= Z =
A SPLENDID LECTURE.


Hon. Joc II. Eagle Makes His bebu
Upon the Lecture PlatrorD.
IL IL seldom that lecturer starts out
better equipped for his work than Hon.
Joe H. Isnelc, MS was demonstrated last
nigh, by his MAGNIFICENT effort mt Turner
hall. Mr.. Eagle has been happy In the
selection OF hrs subject. Henry W. Grady
and the South" aud around this inspir!ig
theme he has woven "A lecture full OF behu-
tifnl thought and exalted sentiment II
was mastorful piece OF word painting,
delivered with nn elegance OF dlctiln and
a flow OF eloquoncc which kept tbs audi
enee az the highest tension Of interest tcr
reHrly an hour, interrupted only by sew
eral ouibursts OF applause NJ some OF tho
telling orzitcricai ciniaxes.
MlhiIe the subject ma.tnr of Mr.. i1agla's
lecture was Inspiring, II was skillfuily and
beautifully banfled. From. start 10 finish
there Is not q prosy thought. nor = dull
Line IN the entire lecture. From a ilt.ratr
standpoint II is rhetorical gem, replets
with well rounded periods aud eloquent
climaXes.
In addition TO It's being d beautiful
word picture. II u full OF sound logic aud
convincing argument.
The bass OF the ihcmo Is an euloSy Upon
tbs life. character and magnificent at'iiin-
nients Of Henry W. Grady and incidentally
III gracefully and naturally encompasses
many phases Of Southern thought and
Southern sentiment, 20 web typlfled IN The
life and character aud personality OF
Grady.
The lecture consumes about an hoy "a
It's delivery being an adroit comparison
OF Tonbs. Hin. Stephens and Grady. all
distinguished sons Of Georgia
Considering that IL was the initipl deliv-
cry Of tho lecture before an audience. us
rendition WIS remarkably smooth,
The occasion was a benefit FOR he VIA
ME Davis monument fund. but the audi
encr was not such ~ either tho merit
OF the leisure or the cause deserved
At The close Mr., Eagle was heartily and
sincerely congratulated upon bis success,
He viii leave IN u few lays making .
tlBrty DAVIS tour with the lecture during
which time he will walt Atlanta and other
cities In Georgia.
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Itnilrod Note. aud per.onnis.

Mr j II. li0rusby of the Fort Worth add
Denver railroad. was In Houston yesterday
Mr.. w r. Ross. secretary OF the Pyle
Railroad Light company. Chicago Is sn tho
city.
Mr ". r. HGneoek contracting freight
agent of the Houston East and West Texas.
visited GDlyssion yesterday.
A collision oil freight cars IN The inter-
national yards caused some damage yestef-
day. hut no person VAS injured,
Mr. /. n. Wisner, Southern passenger
agent of The Seailoafd AIR line. returned 70
his Houston headquarters yesteis'ay
,xsisuant supeuniendent Mackenzie Of
tho Wells- Fargo Express company re-
turned from North Texas yesterday
captsip S. ID. Ttsggle, superintendent Of
n, .eSve power. Houston and Texas Central
railIoad, has returned from Fort Worm.
Major John c. Lewis. travelling passrn-
p,. agent ~ upa Iron Mountain. with mead
ousrters IN Austin. spent yesterday 10 'hs
city.
ATT w. q. Preston. travelling freight
sern, OF the Frisco, with headquarters 70
Houston, made a run 20 rhe Island cry yea
terday.
Captain H. Il. Patrick. agent Of tnc
Houston and Texas Central o. AUSTIN, wa
IA me cley yesterday and nsurnea 70 lns
capital last night
Mr. II. A. ycncz, general freight pken'
Of The Houston and Texas Central ana SUI
81 raiiroaSs. LEFT last right for Beauinopt
on official btis rexs.
NJ. &. ]. Polk, ..ye stock agent OF tne
Kcns.as rity, PEbtsburg and Gull, also o,
tne Houston East and Wesi Texas. arrives
10 the city isst evening
Genera, Mauassr Neidrpn md Super'n.
,ansens Cusnirx 1f The Houston Elaf unf
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sxrrs AND rHIxSLErs.

~. heyopd anything interesting
1870 10 watch n passing cruwu
Sv psfsdsfs are unconscious o. 'oo'
iou. (.
y ..,lsdv,e pomuadour couture Is
~ 4 little modified from this time
~ instead Of resembling a maze,
s,,,.mes once did. II is just pushed
slably in front,
at,n shirt waists are very FORM
syas Of the taffoLi ones on styiish-
"a women.
gshea very young girls go .'y in
4 mo and three they IRE chatting
T,ssies. cblIyious OF everything but
lives.
IL ultra fashionable young man
snonocle, cane and arms akiInbo,
= 4 song and story as the DUDE
IAoe 10 our crowd.
I ~ modlsh glove for mems wear
~ lacks the erstwhile popular
ei1t Or crows feet stitching on the
~ siri with male escort gives her
u superiority. as if all the other
HIM envying her.
~ are much more easily waited
women. Trifles don't seem to
$50 much.
~ OF the new lingerie In the
lENI3fes the eyes glisten, but It is
u food for the average laundresx'
Rfnl shopper doesn't purchase
bling she is pleased With. but
3Syiral places to see If she sees
|ig else she likes better. Exchange
p1sldn't prevail so largely IL more
>1tN the same.
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1'he Rlght. al Hu.h.nas.

1t is divine privilege to be head of a
family, and man has no right to abuse
that privilege.
He has no right TO ill-usc or ncslc:, Tho
Woman who took him for 'bettor or
worse
children. E5 .ss II
He has no right 10 quarrel With his daily
bread. M 4 -
lie has no right TO expect Il gsnne dinner
diet from a kidney stew allowances
lie has no right TO give hts wife s. a
week pin money and expect her to pay
the gas bill and Keep herself and the chill
den well dressed.
He has no right to save his good man
ners and good humor for company. rs
ae has 10 right to come home with a
Ratchet cast Of countenanre and murder
the innocent pleasures of the little unfor-
Inmates who call him father.
q lie has a right to remember TINT he
ewes his family everything, and that TO de-
serve the resrect and love of his boys and
girls and the consideration and loyalty of
his wife, is glory enough for any man.
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ing his line into Shreveport. He bas OBJ
tanned all the necessary financial help
from capitalists from the East, md already
an order has been placed in Pittsbn:g for
large quantity OF steel rails, lheeA
a gap of about twenty miles yet to be filled
between Shreveport and Texahkana ana II
is calculated that 1t will he completcI by
.1anrery l. This VIII place these Two
uairts in connection by four railways. The
isndenborn system of railways. how rene
trating the Red river valley section in its
course TO Natchez. Miss, viii le mefgcd
into the Tesarkara aud Shreveport, and
eventually reach an outlet VI eome point
on the gulf coast.
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r. W. Donahoe. Cameron. La; r. 4 klrtlcy.
New York; c. Il. Blankenship, Cincinnati;
George II. Hobart New York; f. H. Young,
Galveston; w. vetch, Chicago; Sam Park,
Beaumont; T. S. Farrell. Boston; lobe Cohen.
New Jersey; ]. T. Mccain. New York = Is.
Warfield. Dallas b. r. Latham, Houston;
Mrs. NJ p Field. Galveston; II, Frank CraM-
ford, Houston; i. Trile. j. ID. Trammeli,
Palestine; w. l.. Venig, Houston; H. NJ Dav-
erIrort. Chicago: Robert T. Low. Bcllyille:
Z s. Mapes, New York; George \. Wilson.
Dallas: j. G. Huber, New York; ], l.. Bon
ney, Bonncy. Texas; w. N. Miller. Waco.
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4 so IS r. LADIES.

him and he win give ,yc,, .,cran, .r.
spreAdfng, hoad and beautiful Min $50
curve which marks the carved dining ,.his
reg The top OF your table never shows
LOT. o! course yoii cover II with canton
tiRnnei and oyer the canton flannel yo,,
throw a table cloth. ~"
With an old pine top. and your hand
some legs underneath. your table viii look
s ,use exactly as well as that OF your neigh
Only YOU can not use II bsrc--ss en-,
docs-.-wit only table mats. OF course
but poverty and economy have th,ir
drawbacks. ''eH
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j Carved Dining Table.

Ned table-the genuine article
awards Of $500. Mrs. Vanderbilt
~ which costs upwards OF $4,000.
III ct very good one for $40.
you ask.
,hsrs's the secret. Go to the best
,3op know and get. him to turn
ER handsome legs, the handsomer
tw He Will do them so artistically
az will be practically carved legs.
y get the right effect. he Will put
me- hand work and get them mp in
nice style. Two dollars and a half
e tur the legs will be enough to pay
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The Deal D. on.

The rumored deal by which the Kansas
Guy. Pittsburg and Gulf railroad expected
10 assume control Of The Chicago and Al
ton and merge both roads into one great
eystem, Is declared off and II is said tho
oution secured by the Pee Geo has been
xcitIdrarn
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hAStNtNi hhsh. iNatct t-'Ss ~ w. -
Strictly frs. class.
u. l.. Murff. st. Louis; C. NJ. Rice. Calves
ton; II. NJ. Graham. Chicago; Edw. J.. John-
son, New Orleans: John g, Hunter. Dallas
W. IL. Sorrsils. washington. Miss Laura SKIN
ner. velasco: j. r. Rilpatrick aud wife.
Flagstaff, Arizona: H. -, Wymkoop, 81.
Louis Isaac Iiinds. Baltimore Ed Hide
brand Chicago; Mrs John slockton' Llano.
j. S. Daupherty, city. II D. Patrick, Austin.
Geo. Il. White. Fort Worth: n W. l,asneean.
Galveston; A; r. Borden. Pierre Texas; 80 9,
Louis u. a. tones, Bsl,imorC; :, o a; Sc,
". II. Howard. Galveston. Mrs. NJ. r. Jones
Tsaasga Ala Miss PEARL , ISnss, Tsl1sdfs H
Coleman. city. p Wilson, Dallas, Wesley
Peacock. san AntsnIo; 4 W Ann We'ts eI1,nsT
Orange. Texas: D. II. Hooper, New YORK; r.
Farnsworth. cuoro; G. y Robinson Hun MT
lard. Richmond; J. g. Walsh. Kicnnond;
s. r., Holland. Houston Post ", " hel,ey'
Waco; T. r. Adams. San Antonio; Y. W.
KraSe. Fort Worth. Wade s. Dent. Chicago
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carlond ~ syrup shipped.

colmesnei. Texas November ao-Mcssa's.
J.. A jackson 4 Co shipped Yesterday tho
first car load Of syrup that has over gore
cut OF the county II was shippcd To paS-
ties in Coleman, Texas.
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THE RAIL ROADS OF TEXAS.
Number Of titles and Value as Rendered to the
Assessors Of Taxes.


number OF miles and tho valuation
1925
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Frsnk A. Harvey,
Sr., Manager.

Fifty rooms. with
rriyata baths. sup
piled with pure ar
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cur own we'll, large
sample ROOMS, Win
tsst and most cnn-
vtnient aGc0nIIno-
lafinrS Tor COM
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MAJ. i are the only people shp ssn please
y. 80, sastsAleus. Al Packsrd's Irey
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W. r. and J. T,
Boyle resssumo the
management OF the
Hutchins House. the
old established ho,
tel. Everything VIII
b. found in FIRST:
class condition Al
VIC ask is a trial.
Rates. $500 per day.