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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-26
IA FE. N. M. TUESDAY. APRIL 26. 1898.

airy, that it was arranged that he
should resign his commission as major
in the National Guard and accept a
commission as captain of one OF the
companies of mounted ritlemen to be
organized as part of Colonel Woods regi-
ment of mounted rifles called for by the
president. This was the desire of all
the officers of the cavalry of the Nation
al Guard stationed here.
1t is understood that the battalion OF
four companies of mounted ritiemen, as
New Mexicos quota to the volunteer
army. will be organized in this city.
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Well Attended Meeting Time Fixed for
Second Annual Fair Subscription
to Fruit Oannery.

An interesting and importantng meet
ing of the New Mexico Horticulture
society was held last evening at Captain
DAYS Office. Ex-Governor Prince pre-
sided and Hon. j. D.. Sena officiated al
secretary.
The time for the annual exhibition
was fixed for September T, 8 and 9 il
order to accommodate exhibitors who
desire to display their fruits both here
and at Albuquerque, where the terri.
torial fair is expected to take place dur
ing the ensuing week.
Committees were appointed to arrange
with Custodian Kinsell for the use OF
the building and grounds in which the
last exhibition was held and to confer
with the railway officials as to low pas.
senger rates and free transportation OF
exhibits.
The committee on spraying" made d
partial report which elected much in
terest and was the foundation of pro
tracted discussion in order to bring
about practicable results by inducing
all owners of fruit trees to spray then
and arranging with proper persons tt
the different fruit growing sections
The committee, which consists of DR..
Harroun, Mr.. Rivenburg and Jacob
Weltmer, was continued with power to
add to it's members and authority to take
all necessary measures for the attain
ment of these objects.
w. II. Gulliford, who was elected an
honorary member at the preceding meet
ing, appeared and thanked the society
for the honor conferred and made a
number of valuable suggestions arising
from his varied horticultural cXpe-
rienceS.
The president read letter from Wild
Bros, of Sarcoxic, Mo-, offering a spe-
cal premium of 100 assorted trees OF
similar character to the one which they
donated last year, which offer was ac-
cepted with thanks. The form of this
premium will appear later in the pub
lished premium list.
Judge Morrison and j. D. Sena We're
appointed committee to confer with
Mr.. Dettlebach as to advertising.
Captain Day reported from the COM
mittee on the cannery, giving an ac-
count Of the public meeting held and the
excellent progress already made.
As the society was in possession OF a
fund of 800, which had accumulated
under the rule with regard to life mem
bership for purposes of investment, ii
was unanimously decided to subscribe
to that extent to the canning and eva
pofating ssstaylish4,ent, abont to be
erected in Santa Fe.
After number of interesting and
suggestive remarks from various mem
bers present, the society adjourned to
meet on Monday evening, May 9.
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ANOTHER SANTA Re EXTENSION.
Gap Between Mojave and Bakersville tt
Be Closed,

San Francisco, April a6.-There is
evidence that the Santa Fe Railway
company is seriously thinking of closing
the gap between Mojave and Bakers
field, thus forming connection with the
San Joaquin Valley railroad. James
Dunn, chief engineer of the Santa Fe
system, has been looking over the coun-
try between the terminus of the Santa
Fe-Pacific and the San Joaquin Valley
road. The route proposed for the ex-
tension will probably be from Johannes
burg through Walker Pass and down
the canon of the Kern river to Bakers
field.
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Powers Notified That Scandalous
Aggression Of United States
Forced Appeal to Arms
TORPEDO BOAT SOMERS TIED
Spanish Cruiser Alfonso Has Returned to
Spain Insurgents Within 80 Miles Of
Havana-Proclamation of Neutral
ity Issued by French Cabinet.
London, April 26.-A royal decree
proclaiming neutrality, was printed in
the London Gazette of this morning.
Great Scott! How Injured?

Great Scott! How Injured?
Madrid April 26.-The Spanish gov
ernment sent.a circular to the powers,
regretting the ''hard necessity of being
compelled to appeal to force in order to
repel the scandalous aggression of the
United States.
Spanish Admiral Impatient.
1t is announced that the Spanish ad-
miral at st. Vincent threatens to sail
without orders, unless sent against the
United States warships.
Blanco's Boast.
Havana, April 26.-Captain General
Blanco has cabled to Madrid that he
can defend Havana without Spanish
warships.
The Somers Detained.
Falmouth, Eng, April 26.-The Unit
ed States torpedo boat Somers has been
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notified, in view of the neutrality decree,
that she must not leave this port.
Spanish Cruiser Returns to Spain.

ST. Thomas, April 26.-The Spanish
steamer, Alfonso XII, left its cargo
troops and supplies at San Juan, Porte
Rico. and has sailed for Cadiz.
Insurgents Closing in on Havana.
New York, April 26.-Cuban advices
to the Herald are, that the insurgents
are forcing fighting. The Spanish com
manders, fearing assault by land and
sea, are hurrying their troops into the
cities. The insurgents are within &c
miles of Havana.
Result of an Understanding.
London, April 26.-It is understood
that the apparent severity of the British
at Hong Kong and Falmouth toward the
United States war vessels is the result
of an understanding between the two
governments.
French Neutrality Proclamation.
Paris, April 26.-The French cabinet
today approved the neutrality proclama
tion.
Massing Around Manila.
Hong Kong, April 26.-The Philippine
islands insurgents are massing arouno
Manila A massacre of Spaniards il
feared.
The Spanish Fleet Still at st. Vincent.
st. Vincent, Cape Verde Island, April
26, 6:44 p. m.-The Spanish fleet is still
here.
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Marriage Bells,

Miss Refugito LOvato, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Aniceto Lovato, was married
yesterday at the Cathedral to Mr.. Juan
B. Moya, son of Mr.. Luis M. Moya.
There was reception and dance after
the ceremony at the residence of the
brides parents. The young couple are
very popular and highly respected and
the New MEXICAN wishes them happy
and prosperous future and long life.
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FOR sALEs.5Y
II. B. CARTWRIGHT r x BRO.

tion for fuckers arrest. After moments
hesitation he replied: because | de-
sired to-" At the time Of going to press,
Cosme Alarid, one of the men who were
present with Anselmo Armijo at the
time of the killing, was on the stand, un-
dergOing examination.
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Strictly First Class.

Housekeepers and restaurant man
ayers can save money by purchasing
meats, fish and oysters from Bischotf
& Muller. Only strictly first-class meats
sold
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-26

Is your face rough or chapped? Try
Fischers cocoa cream; sample free.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-26

If you want the fattest and choicest
beef, veal, mutton, lamb and pork, 60 to
the market of Bischoff & Muller.
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nisastrious Fira III Glaseow.

Disastrous Fire in Glasgow.
Glasgow, April 26.-The fire which
broke out last night in the Clyde dis
trict of this city has been extinguished.
The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The herald., 1898-08-26

Major Bonsall and the Governor See
the Veterans

SOLDIERS HOME, August 25.-Major
Bonsall, our local manager, was a visitor
to the home on the oath, and, with the gov
ernor, made tour Of inspection of the va
Hious contemplated improvements at the
home. including the assembly hall, canteen
and other points.
The 26th Is monthly pension pay day for
those Of the veterans who conclude, in
stead of receiving their quarterly pensions
at once in a lump, as the great majority Of
Ahem do. to take 1t In monthly installments.
Miss Emily Gardiner, the daughter of
Postmaster F. I. Gardiner, has been assign
ed as teacher to the Harper school Of Los
Angeles.
Our quarters are being renovated. the
walls and ceilings having been kalsomined
with a pleasing maroon color and neat
border. The last company barracks to be
completed was that of Companies e and F,
and Of the barracks there only remains
that Of Company to complete the list.
The hospital also has been completely
renovated. and the scaffolding Is now up
In the dining hall, that Is, over onc-third Of
It, as for the convenience Of the members
that will have to be done in sections, to give
II also complete repairing and beautify-
ing. The whole Of the work and labor has
been done by members Of the home.
Isaac Hatfield has been appointed and
mustered in sergeant major Of the John A.
Martin post Of the G. A. r. Of the home, to
succeed Julius Frank, resigned.
The herald., 1898-08-26

ney. 1t is stated that the board has been
legally advised in the matter and must ap-
point another city attorney. city engineer
and street superintendent.
The Redlands section Of the irrigation
propaganda held a meeting yesterday at
ternoon and elected the following officers:
M. M. Hooton, president; Rev. Ira q.
Sprague. vice president; H. s. Brinkerhoff,
secretary; c. H. Lineau, treasurer.
The following were appointed commit
tee to solicit funds fortthe purpose of send
ing delegates to the national irrigation con-
gress at Cheyenne September l. and 3:
C. H. Lineau, e. I. Martin, B. G. Burdick,
M. M. Hooton and scipio Craig were ap-
pointed as the delegates.
J. H. Fisher went to San Diego today.
City Clerk Clark has returned to Long
Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Stanley returned
today from Santa Ana.
W. C. Hargreaves is back from Seattle,
Vancouver and other coast points.
The herald., 1898-08-26

A German paper says: rive do not like
Americas peace terms" Neither does
Spain; but what matters it?-Galveston
News.
The herald., 1898-08-26
COMPANY DECLINES TO PAY
The Question Of the Insurance on G. G.
Monaghan

SANTA ANA, Aug. 25.-Yvester c. Guy.
agent for the Preferred Accident Insurance
company, was in town yesterday investi-
eating the recent death Of C. c. Monaghan,
who died suddenly In this city August 10th.
1t seems that Mr.. Monaghan carried pol
10y in that company for $40, 200, with condi-
lions that If death resulted from accident
the beneficiary Of the policy was to receive
$1,000 cash down and SO week for ten
years. Monaghan's death Is supposed to
which happened several months ago. and
under the terms Of the contract the insur-
ance company were to be notified Of An
accident within ten days after its occur
renee. The company claim they were not
notified and knew nothing of 1t until after
death had occurred. and they decline lie
pay the claim Mrs. Monaghan has de-
manded the payment Of the policy but may
have to sue.
The Valley Irrigation company have a
large force Of men at work cementing their
bitches In Tustin City, making great i'm
provement In the appearance of the streets
De Smeltzer, the celery raiser. has made
arrangements to have a large building
erected at Smetzer's station, to be used
as celery packing house. 1t will be COM
pleted In time to handle this seasons crop.
Miss Grace Spurgeon gave bicycle par
ty last night to a number of her friends.
Miss Elizabeth A. Anderson, aged 81
years, died today at the home Of her moth
err, Mrs. Perry, In Tustin. Funeral will be
held tomorrow at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. Charles N. Vanderlip left yesterdny
for Kansas City, to visit for several months
M. M. Conner and family left today for
Prescott Ariz., to reside.
Robert Guthrie and family are IN from
Needles on a visit to relatives.
r. e. Richardson returned today to his
home in Victor after few weeks visit
here.
Rev. w. NJ. Sterling and wife departed
today for their home in Redlands after a
visit with friends here and in Tustin.
l.. o. Breedon and F. O. Daniels have re-
turned from San Francisco and Hacra-
mento.
The herald., 1898-08-26
HoNEYMooN1Na AT CORONADO
A Wedding Of Note Celebrated at
Compton

COMPTON, July 26!The Methodist
o,uroh wa. tho scene of verv nrettv wed
d,o :, IN Wednesday night. with Walter W.
rn.,e,or .nd Miss TJl,a Caseres the leading
octors Rev. A. w. Bunker performed the
csramonv and Miss Ermie Bunker played
49, ,,,sdStrg march. The rroomsmen were
Mas.rs M = snavelv and G. r.. Robinson,
hr,aasr,.id. Misses stella Malcolm and
49,. rorri,r The ushers were Arthur
Tr.h,ar Ered Caseres Harold Peterson and
d.. c-,d,ov rbe decorations were an
-. la, vi, +r,nmad with white dahl,as
49, 49,. and tuhe roses. The WEDDING
~. sar,aa at The home of Mr. and
~. 80. Ce.ares cIearwater NJ n
49,. oon.,.t,ny ~ Fruits. ices cream
o ..s ~ c.t. Table decorations were
oan ..,o,. and .m,,ar The hr,de,a
w. 1'as crsam co,ored brocaded satin,
ss =, ,,ov.s,,re [,a so,. and the going
I'm. drsss ,mnorted green suiting. After
The herald., 1898-08-26
SUNSET PIcN1CKED
More Hello Girls at Santa Monica.
News Notes

SANTA MONICA, Aug. N.-Ferty-seven
young lady empolyes Of the Sunset Tele-
phone company OF Los Angeles, the other
half Of whom enjoyed summer holiday
here last week, spent the day here, the
guests of the company. They arrived be-
fore noon in a gaily bedecked car, and after
an exhilarating dip In the surf enjoyed a
tempting luncheon in the annex dining
room of the Hotel Arcadia. The after
noon was most delightfully."- spent in beach
rambles. in exploring the spacious hotel
and grounds and promenade on the new
pleasure wharf. Those forming today's
party were the Misses Genevieve Kom-
yngs, Elsie DUFFY, Carrie Mcpherson, Ly-
dia Cramer. Lizzie O'Regan. Nellie Max
well. Edith Donnelley, Loretta Dryden,
Frances Lightner. Frances Plat, Macy
McNeill, Violet B. Hay, Jessie Fuller. Mar
tina o. George, Bessie E. Baker, Maggie
Thomas, Emma Daily, Edith Wyatt. Fan
ME Dunn, Ethel Creelman, Rella Dominy.
Valerie Brown. Grace Morse, Alma Beatty,
Mana Thomas, Mabel Cole NJ. Ward. Aline
Park, Gertrude Harris, Estella Betohell,
Juiianette Webb. Kate Tabb, Adelaide
Moore, Maude Lake. Lillian Carroll. Ger
trude Gates. Ida Richter, Annie Schultz,
Ellen Fitzpatrick, L. Heise, A. M. Mclean.
The members Of the local cricket club,
with those Of the Los Angeles and Duarte
clubs, are arranging for series Of match
es for the latter part Of next week. on the
polo grounds, beginning on Thursday and
lasting through Saturday
Miss Bruere, elected by the school trus-
tees to teach In the ninth grade during the
coming year, has resigned, and Miss Mary
a. EdWardg ~ T.oa n relea ha hoeu e1eof-
ed to take the vacant place.
Mrs. W. H. Dutton Is confined to her
home on Fifth street with severe attack
OF fever.
The little son Of City Engineer CarriIlo
IL dangerously III with brain fever.
Mrs. n, g, Wiltshire entertained a party
Of friends at dinner at her Los Angeles
home yesterday. followed by box party
at the Burbank last night. Her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ellington, Mrs.
Winsolw ana Miss Corson, Aessrs, May
and Hudson.
Mr., y. nrsttstsia, aalss Gaia Aseststeln
The herald., 1898-08-26

and Mrs. M. ]. schlesinger Of Los Angeles.
Miss A. Nadro and M Rosenthal Of San
Francisco. are stopping at te Clayton.
At the Clarendon arc e. H Mueller, Mrs.
L. Winter and family. J. M. Brooks, Miss
L. Barrows, Los Angeles; Mrs. M. H. H.
ranette, Miss L. F. Ham, Miss Joanna Pru-
1T. Miss Helen Pruitt, San Bernardino;
Mrs. e. A. Robinson. G. J. Walton, Riv-
ersids; Thos Gregory, Mrs. Redmons Too
hey. Arisona-.
Arcadia arrivals: Mrs.. T. c. Damn, Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Baker. Miss Mary Haynes s. A.
Mulch, George H. Noyes and wife. John #.
Platter, Leonard 8. Brown, B. w. Fernald.
Los Angeles; w. c. Blumberg, Wheeler
Springs; Jas. e. Clarke, Riverside; H. F..
Norcross. Hotel del Coronado; J. r. Cut
ting, Monrovia.
The herald., 1898-08-26
ANOTHER SOLDIER DEAD
0IXTY OF VENTURA's COMPANY
IN HosP1TAL
Of INTEREST TO ALaER
Vsnturans' Indignation Growing.
. spiritualists Receive q Disap-
pointing Jolt-Park Suit

VENTURA, Aug. 25.-Death has claimed
another victim from the ranks Of Company
H, that Of W. T. Dutton. His death mas
been reported and denied for several Gays
past, but authentic news Of the sad event
was received here yesterday. 1t IT not
known as yet what disposition will be made
Of the body. His death was caused by
constant sleeping on the wet sand, as was
the case of Winie Bell. The feeling here
y Of very indignant nature. as there are
now sixty members Of our home company
In the hospital.
Spiritualists Shocked
The SpirttuaMsts Of Ventura received
decided shock today and very peculiar
performance was enacted at the grave
yard. About two years ago the body OF
Sydney Holmes was inferred In the Ven
tura cemetery, but recently the grand
daughter Of the deceased received COM
munication from the spirit world stating
that her grandfather's body had been sold
to medical institute for the sum OF sSO.
ana that the grave contained nothing but
m empty coffin. and praying for her grand
mother to cease paying any more atteation
to the grave, which hitherto had received
tender care. The message 30 excited the
ola lady that she went to F. M. Gregg, a
new convert to Spirltualsm and requested
him to investigate and have the grave
opened. This he did with confidence. In
company with several local scribes and q
grave digger they repaired to the ceme-
terry and the coffin was exhumed, anrw
was their surprise to and the body peace
fully reclining. as on the day OF interment.
Mr.. Gregg seemed very much perturbed,
ana explained that the power-whatever Il
was-had been mistaken.
The Park Suit
The Agricultural park controversy COOK
up the greater portion Of the day In the
court room. AS result Of the investiga-
tion the court finds that the capital stocb
OF the corporation to be $16500. and gave
judgment in favor OF the general creditors.
among whom are the Peoples Lumber COM
pany, $1652.T; Ventura County Lumber
company. $1318.21; Collins & Sons. $S46. 65;
r. w. Baker, $25s.63; W. H. Barnes. $500; b.
A. Sykes, $127.S3. The claim Of J. M. Kaiser
IL allowed for s294O.96, after deducting $1,000
held against him by the association. leav-
ing balance due him OF s94O96. The total
against the corporation is $1,000 amount due
from delinquents $685. The balance is to be
raised by assessing the 165 solvent shares at
40 per share.
The herald., 1898-08-26
IN A rANa1E
1edlands Trustees Apparently Badly
Advised

Advised
REDLANDG, Aug. 2.-The plight in
which the city trustees were placed by the
advisement of Acting City Attorney ALL
son Is being righted by Judge Otis. Judge
Otis was piloted through the proceed
ings Of the board relating to the sewer
matter, making capital notes Of all points
about which there was any question.
The matter was taken under advisement
BY the Judge and on Tuesday the board
held consultation with him. Judge Otis
informed the trustees that the matter
would have to be bagun again. He advised
them - st once ssouFa compstent attor-
The herald., 1898-08-26

Terminal Island and Long Beach
Trains leave daily via Terminal Railway
only at S:35 a. m. 1:55 D. m, $3.50 p. m, 5:45 p.
M, on Sundays, 1928 a. M, 9:35 a. M, II 90 a.
M, 1855 p M, 1850 p. M. 5:45 p. m. Last train
leaves beach, 9:45 D. m.
The herald., 1898-08-26
Asking for information

Farmer-That field there Is tobacco.
visitor-Is that so? What ordinary look
ing plants! When do they-er-begin to
plug out?-Puck.
The herald., 1898-08-26

Sunday; spirited cake walk plantation
songs by the famous Colored Troubadours.
See the fun. Take the Santa Fe train at
$3.50 a. M, 9;65 q. M. 1,30 p. M. 6s1R p. m.
Returning, last train leaves Redqnde At
I r. "A.
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SERIOUSLY CUT.


On lower Main street near the
public water trough last night
about ten o'clock Mr.. d. Gregg
was cut in the face and in the left
side just above the hip. the latter
wound being painful and serious.
lie was also cut in the left arm.
Gregg wss able TO walk up
James & McDougald's. lie bled
profusely and his wounds were ex-
amined and attended TO by Doc
tors Harrison, aud he was suisse
quently taken home. A man
named Small WAS arrested by
Deputy Mashal Smith as the other
party to the affair. A team attach
ed TO a wagon standing near where
the trouble took place dashed
away at high speed toward the
western part Of town, adding u
the excitement. The two men ar,
brothers.in-law.
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Mrs. I. +. Brooks Il visiting In Naya-
sofa.
Miss Mary spann Of Millican, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Bookman Of Oakwoods, Is
here visiting Miss Euna Gustayus.
Mrs. W. s. Howell, Miss Shepard and
Miss Blanche Home " Marlin, visited
friends at College yesterday.
Excursion train for Houston and
Galveston leaves Bryan Sunday,
Sept. IS, at 500 a. m.
Willis Neeley, sambo Isbell. viii
Carnes, Cowden and Charlie CLANCY
were here from Grimes county yesier.
day
II. Burns. J. =. Abel, W. r. Street
man, sam Isbell, W. G. Ingley. W. \
Crenshaw and wife we're here yesterday
from Grimes county.
Cotton Seed Hulls for sale In any
quantity delivered and as cheap a.
can be bought anywhere. Apply to
Ira Goocb Phone 81. "a
CIR. White Of Brady City, a gradu-
ate Of the A. and NJ. College class 'sj,
returned home yesterday after visit
70 Bryan friends.
100 pairs mems pants slightly
damaged, going at 50 cents on the
dollar-New York cost.
r. b. Templeman q Son.
| A. -. and J. d. Gustavus, J. b.
windham, J. + Berry, Charlie Lewis
Watt james. Jim Payne and W. r
Akin were here from Madison comfy
yesterday.
Your boy needs new suit
Why wait Ill we have sold out
Biggest values ever heard of-call
quick. Templeman & Son.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. r. Sanders wer,
called 10 Nayasola yesterday by The
death Of Mrs. Sanders father, Mr B.
| VI. Bumet, who got his hand caught ia
a gin from which his death resulted
lie wa. 70 years old and had run GA
for years. The Eagle extends sympa
thy b. the members Of the family VIII,
were greatly shocked by his death.
Luther Payne, 7 VI Rumaeld, q "
KINNEY. 5 T. Rirksey. J + FAnnin, Tob,
Ellison, tt Fry, G A Fuhlburg, A
Lang, W G Crow, G Mcmahon, Franl
Isgitt, WIN McNeir, A J Burnett. Johr
Tomlinson, Allen Wilson, Miss Mollll
Wilson, b + Leonard, Jim Gay, 7 Key
George Wallace, Henry Thomas an'
Will Dempsey were here from Madison
county yesterday.
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Disposition Of M.u..r Rife.

Washington, Sept i6.-The war de-
partment ordered that the MAuser rifles,
about 1000 in number, which were
brought 10 New York, having been cap
tured from the Spanish troops in Cuba.
b. turned over % the ordnance depart
ment The latter In turn ordered them
shipped to the armory at Springfield,
MAsa There they viii b. thoroughly
oyerhauled and II possible placed In or
der ior the use Of our troops or for sale,
it having been represented that As sow
enirs Of the war these weapons probably
would, II offered at public sale, bring q
price moro than sufficient 70 compare "a
an equal number Of new krag'Jor'
gensns and thus avoid the difficulty OF
having two kinds Of ammunition in the
army.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. J. W. Barton Of Dallas, IL here
visiting relatives.
Oysters elegantly served in any style
at the Randy Kitchen. 2iv
Judge J.. y. Henderson returned TO
Austin yesterday.
Miss Daisy Astin has returned TO -.
Mays institute at Dallas.
Hulls and cotton seed meal for sae
by C.. =. Moore. Phone b3. 2jp
The popular low price Store.
Templeman q Son.
Sergeant Madison from Moore's farm
in the bottom, was in town yesterday.
1000 pairs mems fine pants at
cost. X. b. Templeman Il Son.
Royal Blue strictly first class DC
cigar sold only by G. G. Parsons. l0jti
Big cut on dress goods-7j new
patterns added. Templeman & Son
Miss Gussie Kurten and sister, Pearl,
Of Kurtcn. we're Ia the city yesterday.
Good second band Buggy for sale
cheap. Apply to NJ. II. James. div