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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-05
A Presidents Grave Unmarked.

Two pages of pictures In the June
Ladies' Home Journal. giving v.eWs OF
the places Where our Presidents are
Buried recall the fact that four OF
the first five 81 our chief Executives
sleep in the soil 81 old Virginia. The
picture shows that the grave of pre.i-
dent jUirr t-f,'r- srt X irfrrrurrt ttr-r ffia
is absolutely unmarked even by a
small headstone. Visitors to llollS wood
Cemetery are shown . scarcely percep-
tlble mound. over which a magnolia
tree spreads iis shade IN summer, as
the resting place Of our tenth President.
The burial places ~ all the others are
marked with monuments or ton,hF. OK
ccpt those ~ thy two Adamses Who
arc buried under the portico ol the
First Church at Quincy, Massachusetts,.
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No More Rockies" in Manila,

A picket standing upon a stone wall.
so that he might get better aim. sud
denly went down I'm heap crying out.
"Boys.Pve got A. buthe was up again
in a minute. hopping about on one leg.
and shouted. "I'h be Damned " ! care
I'm not a rookie any more" lie hal
been shot through he ankle. The
"Raultrs" is term applied to the rc-
cruits who came to- Manila after the
iEhtlng. and they have always pee.
ioshed and shut out Of discussion
among soldiers With some such slight
inC remark as What can a rookie
know hc wasn't here for m. scrap"
Well there sre no more rockies in Ma.
Mia today.-From scribners.
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Huw's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cans
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CHENEY g. co. Props, Toledo, q
We. the undersigned. have known r.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years. and bes
1leye him perfectly honorable i'm all bus
tness transactions. and financially abb
20 carry out any obligation made bl
tnrir ffrrri.
WEST & TRt'AN. Wholesale Drum
gists. Toledo. ..
WALDlNG. KlNNAN q MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
raliy. acting directly upon the bloo6
sni mucous surfaces ~ the system
Price sc. per bottle Sold by all Dru0
Sis's Testimonials free
Halls family Pllla are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-05

Senator clark has just bought in
Paris. FOR his Washington house an old
stained glass window. once tho prop
srtv 10 the Countess De Jauze. Tor
$4,000.
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EXTENSION is SURE.
Katy VIII 80 Doubt ne BmiIt
NNnSIyou,.

Katy VIII 40 Doubt re Buiu 20
NNnSisou.
Greenvlle. Texas. November 9f.-'rhs
directors of The sherman. Shreveport and
southern Railroad company met IN special
session in the Offices OF the company IA
tn's ciIy Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
the meeting being in the nature of con-
ference with President Rouse and party
OF Katy officials, who arrived from the
south at that hour The proposed ox-
tension Of the sherman, Shreveport and
southern TO Waskom aud Shreveport was
the subject under consideration. and The
fost correspondent is reliably informed
thar the extension will doubtless be made,
and that work viii probably be commenced
within short time
The sherman, Shreveport and Southern
was represented In the meeting b. Tom
Randolph Of sherman. W. B Munson
and Q, $. Cobb of Denison, W. ID At
klns OF Ienerson and Phil IL. Foscue nf
sulphur Springs, these gentlemen having
reached the city during the morning
President Rouse was accompanied on h )
special train by a. A. Allen vice prssi-
dent and general manager; H. n. Finney.
director; &. Halle, traihc manager; /. q.
Fisher, chief engineer; j. W Maxwell,
general superintendent and w. T. CIV en-
OF New York city. a guest of Mr.. Rouse
The party remained in the city about
thirty minutes ana went north To peni-
son.
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snERIFEs' DEPARTMENT.


Strayed or stolen from ]. Wichita. care
NJ p. Oil mill, city. one s1rsel mare, 4
years old, IL hands high b aniei a X
(ccnneoied) on left hip, bind IA lett eye.
also one saddle and bride. stlff bit, iope
reins, quilt blanket, old tald e.
Stolen from G. p. F.tze. Il y, one large
stock saddle, with saddle po,kets. black
FUR on pockets, made by NJr.hrun. WOO en-
stirrups; stolen cut of buggy of c d F.tze
on Congress street.
Escaped from sugarland. Texas two
conviets; ne. VIII Burton, Is DIRK
brown regrO. 8 teet inches tall. vel HI
iS pounds, Is 26 years Old, tai Il ut | G
OF below knee and wears rough wood n
leg cut scar over right eyebrow vac
einnted scar on left arm No shoes, was
wearing low-quarter tan, cong ess sho \.
ana had on checked WOODEN cap when let:
also one Charles Holt, II years old q a
dark brown or ginger cake color, 5 feel 6
inches high, weighs 1875 pounds, has mole
between shoulder blades. burn scar Oh
left side neck, cut scar RICH, f3rea N
wears No. shoes. HAD on lace congress
shoes. old and narrow brimmed black hat,
both rode barehacked black mule. abent "A
hands high. Arrest and wire W 81.
Brooks, sergeant, suyarland Texas ~
strayed or Stolen four weeks ago. one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
TAYLOR ITEMS.
MetIodists Are Trying 10 has
600 for a Church.

iMethOdists Are Trying " n---fYtfS
900 for IA Church.
Taylor, Texas, November 2S'-ips s ~
smallpox found ip the travehns
show and quarantined in the edse "
together with the entire company, ma s,'
cred. and the time OF detention y p ~ \
PRED aud il no new case deveiops .;ss q
be allowed to depart from thls .ss ssIa 4
lew days more. During their uhsar IN
brass band OF tho company mas ~. w. risuiiq
daily serenades to the cit zens O. w n n
here they arc located. Tne na .aa,v -
good one, and the music was ;;hosS
by those near enough to near ~, tvri6
gave tho smallpox camp a muv ni,ces.
than is usually found at sucn p,as nr ~
The Methodist people are wo ,, XVI 4 "
an effort 10 raise fund OF siS,,v,,hsruh ,
new church edlfice. The S M T.
this denomination is over 800, any NJ W. ~
they will without doubt raise w
stipulated. .ax huns
death In the city limits few dsy' az ~
kndling a flre with kerosene OH ssgisea
a can OF oil ON the stove and N.Y. M
remove it. 1t exploded and purns'
a small burglary occurred az W. w
Mummy mercantile store on ~ ~
night. several suits OF clothing ps,pht ~ n
The thief failed TO gain entrance ~
Roy. G. 5. Bass. pastor OF the Sut x X
PRESBYTERIAN church. has res sn.u ~ ~
the field as superintendent OF en ~ mr.
on, and will move his fanny 9
to reside.
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HoLIpAY. pREpARAr1oNs

A splendid 9aa.p,s of great CONNER
Gal enierprisgyis nowssaown in The No Il
gems on " ha stSsas of Within l..
Foley Nsfs iaco ia. g.eat hsuse wa,
established saty-iiye Years ago has
there been ych beaysr-f.se ambl N TO
Guido all fotder efforts. 4 reporter found
that Mr., FoIey's entire second foo ,,nex
mad beer thrned Into Toy s ore sne
great grand floor Of toys. norhjny hn.
toys and amid Il all the Book Bo,,b ~ :.
snowy white and .prettily dec rated. m ir
advertisement 4. today, appearing elsewhere
sa,a q, p s,ps announces great Clearance
measure that must be tske,, - - ~. ~
room for the wealth OF luxuries tbse n sr.
De shown at Christmas time iaa
NUMBER OF Butterick Souvenir 'Hoiissv
Books are TO be given away. ''''As
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woMAs's PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee Is to Me,
at Houston

The Executive Committee Is to Nee,
at Houston.
The following circular has been mailed
to members of the Texas Wmaa's Pes
association and other women wli.ers OF
Texas:
Lockhart, Texas, November 22.-In re.
Spouse to an invitation from the Busln SIS
Mems League, the regular seml-annual
meeting of the executive bo4ri. of tle
Texas Woman's Press assoc q .oa, vii
take place at the Hous on Ly cum. Thu S.
cay, December IA, 1873, a. $3.50 a. M,
Houston. Texas.
business session of the Texas Wo-
mans Press association Is Sd ca lei lo-
same place and date at 1870 p. m .o'
the purpose of voting on appli ions fol.
membership, and considein ing plans 10.
TIE general upbuilaing OF tie a soc a iol.
The next annual convention Will go to
eureka Springs, Ark, Ia MAY or Juna of
1870, and prospects are fne Tor Pr,ni
meeting All eligible women who sh
~ attend this convent %, al Eu eka
srrlr IS as members may do so By re d :
ins In applications before the bus ness
meeting in Houston, December a.
On account of the Fruit, Flower AMI
vegetable Festival. which opens December
H. the railroads have made very 10y
rates and members are earnestly urged
TO attend the meeting,
Mrs. REESE Wilson,
President Texas woman's Press AssocIa-
ton
Mrs. +. B. Robinson, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
LIVE STOCK MOVEMENT.
II Is m Great Dcni Less This Ycni
THIN Last.

THIN Last.
Captain J. II. Polk. live stock agent OF
the Santa Fe, with headquarters in San
Antonio. was in the city yesterday. The
captain is an old timer. He was once In
the steamboat business up aud down the
Mississippi river and claims to have
been contemporary with Mark Twain, Tom
Sawyer aud Huckelberry Finn. He is a
younger man than Tom Sawyer would DC
as Colonel Tom Kingsley OF the Louisville
and Nashville. In speaking Of the cattle
movement yesterday Captain Polk re-
marked; "'rhe movement Of fed ca;tle
will not commence until after Christmas.
The stock being moved at this time is a |
grass cattle and they are coming from
the pastul e. of Southwest Texas and West
Texas, about Victoria Goliad Beeville
aud such places in Southwest Texas, and
from points in West Texas In the vicinity
OF Spunord, Del Rio and Uvalde. The
grass in Texas this year is better than
1t has besn in six or eight years. The
smaller this year than last. The
movement of fed cattle will be decrease
OF % per cent under last year. This Is
because the feed stuffs were short in Texas
and during the early spring there were
immense shipments TO Kansas and the
Territory for foediug purposes. The feed
ing OF corn in Kansas this year has been
greater than evtt before, aud 1t has taken
a great deal OF that business from Texas,
The shortage OF cars has had some
thing to 60 with the cattle movem mt.
Every road Is hampered By the car sh TT
age. We can not get the cars TO handle
the stock"
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ARRIVALS LAwLoR.

q. W. Davis. wallisyllle; ID. b. Hatch. Gal
weston; 7. S. Rogers, Texas; j. G. Powell,
Lake Charles; Ed IL, Harold, city; +. j,
Russell. Dallas; II. standfer and wife. Gal.
weston; W. II. Sebastian. San Francisco; j.
y, Reed. W. T. Mcrriwetber. San Antanlo.
u. L. Gilbert. Hampstead; G. C. Nunaiiy'
Dallas. X. A. Greer, Beaumont, H. l.. Ander,
son, cincinnatE j.. 7. Pryor. San Antonio;
helmer. Galveston; W. Il. Harris, Bryan; ii.
McEvoy, Dallas; p. H. Weiss aud wife. beau
mont: A. s. Foote, New Orleans, r. Farns.
worth. Cuero; Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. waip, BAL
las: Miss Maggie Jones. Orange: Miss Add e
Langham. Beaumont; w. r. Jones. N. 81.
g. !. Davidson, city s. p. Rupp, Rosenberg,
Miss Clara Wright, Rosenberg; g. w. Llkins.
Maybeffy. Boston: G. Stein Chicago; %. T.
barns, Fort Worth; George Bartholimale,
San; Antonio III. r.. Gibbs. Fort Madison; Mrs.
- N. White. Turtle bayou.
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international and Great Northern.

will
TUESDAY mornin i'm Decemhe
Iinc
mornin December H. im December
w
Sokan
distinctly understood
things
.
e announced
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TOBACCO TOPICS.
Papers that VIII He Read at the
State Growers Association.


Papers that VIII He Read at the
State Growers Association.
The following named members OF the
Texas Tobacco Growers assoc ation hare
been appointed by President A. r, Moore
TO prepare papers. which VII be real AMI
discussed at the annual meeting at Hous-
ton, Thursday. December u:
''Best Soils Adapted to Different Kinds
Of Tobacco and Fertilizers, Charles NJ
Cullcugh Olive. Texas, and S. J. Wash
burn, Liberty Texas
Methods Of Preparing Seed Beds" W.
+. Holmes, Woodv'le. TEXAS
splantIng," Vet Cave, Ada TEXAS.
"Danaeing Insects Peculiar to tie To
bacco Plant and How u Des'roy Them
Prof. F.. W Mallev. HUI n, Tie -
Time for Harvesting" L. Fl Re.necke,
Conroe TEXAS.
BEST Process OF Barn curinp and Strip
plrg." H. O, Mprtin. Conroe. Tsxas.
Sweating and Fermen al H." II.
Edler. Nacovdorhes. Texas.
railing and Preparing TO- Market" u,
Hardie Robinson, Ada, Texas.
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Travelling Freight Agent Brown Of the
Frisco has returned from business trip
Though the state.
Davis s Holiingsworth. private secre-
tary Of Colonel Morse has returned from
visit to New Orleans.
w, c. connor, m, commercial agent
OF The Frisco, returned yesterday from a
trip over The line OF the road.
Colonel S. r, Is. Morse, passenger trarnc
manager of the Southern Pacific. has Ie-
turned from trip to Cincinnati and New
orleans.
T.. D. Wolf, travelling freight and pas
senGer agent of tho Nashville, Ghatlannos,
ana ST. Louis railway Was in the ely
yesterday.
George NJ. Sargent OF Kansas City, uSv-
cling freight agent of the Pee Csc WAS
in the city yesterday, being clapegoned
b. II, c. Archer OF Galveston. This is
Mr. Sargents first trip TO South Texas
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Birthday Party.

Little Ethel Lewis. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. R. E. Lewis of Brunlcr, invited
number of little friends TO her home Fri
day evening, to help her enjoy the 18th
anniversary OF her birthday. Refresh
ments were served, ch!ldrens games were
enjoyed and the evening passed most
pleasantly the bright little hostess baing
tue recipient of many congratulations,
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as provided by sections and 2 OF an act
approved March 2. 1898, relating 10 the
equipment OF cars and locomot YES with
safety appliances. and that hearing upon
such applications will be had at the of1ce
OF the commission in the city OF Wash
ington D. c.. on Wednesday, December G,
az 10 O'Clock a. M. at which time aud
place all persons will have opportunity to
he heard in person or by counsel. whether
for OF against such extension, and may
forward by mail any affidavit. statement
or argument bearing upon the question.
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LADIES APPOINTED.
DIR, Eckhnrdt Selects Committea
Solicit Entries.

DIR, Eckhnrdt Selects Committee'
Solicit Entries.
DR.. W. r. Eckhardt, chairman q
flower parade of the Fruit, tlowr \
Vegetable Festival, has selected .ns
lowing ladies' to solicit entries "
parade. Mrs. Charles Pescay, Ne. =,
Noyes, Mrs. Presley X. Ewing Mt. u
Foster, Mrs. Frank Lunn, MISS -;
Gardner. Mrs. ]. C. Hutchinson, 4
Games, Miss Culpepper, Miss Jsnn y i; Y
ing, Mrs. John Lockmau, Mrs. y. Y. y
Mrs. Joe Monahan, Mrs. Gus 49,
Mrs. Eugene Blake, Mrs. HAIRY "
Mrs. b. a. Randolph, Miss c!nIe Al
bach. Mrs. Albert Cramer, MFs' II
c. Davis and Mrs. A. Lippar. Is,
DR. Eckhardt will furnish envy -
to the ladies upon application 70 ~
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cnnc nelt ucndnnnrtcr,.

Eagle Lake. November 25--The offc.
for the headquarters for the Cane Bait
officers has been established in Eagle
Lake. with Mr. Charles Boedeal5er as gen
ernl freight and passenger agent The
connection from Ssaly to Eagle Lake VII
be made soou. and By December the frs.
trains Will be running through.
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DR.. E. p. DAVISS
Eye, Ear and Throat.
Rooms sos and 500 Binz Bulldog
RECEIVED.

a nne assortment OF imported Nuoruberger
Lebknchen, Koenigs Ruchen. Marcipan,
Fruchtcrod, ETC., Bouillon Capsules. Capers
Capottes, Terrines. do FoIes Gras, Luncheon
Olives Trufae Sardines. Pearl Onions, An
choyy Paste, Anro -dos GouImets FrumagJ dc
camcubert, Frontage do Coulomuvcrs, Fro
mage dc RoQuefort. Fromage dc GOrgolzola.
Frontage do Brie. IN glasses; Dion Mustard.
Liebig's Extract, Prnnes in glosscc ,;oason
Brown Chow Chow, PORES 10 giasses French
Sardines. Woodcoek Pates (trufiiedl, Quail
Pates (trnfhed) Truffe du Perisord. Salad
Dressing. Partridge Pates (trufal,d d.. Pleas
ant Pates (truflied), Grouse Pates ttrufiiodl,
Hlankes' Tea and Coffee Duesscdorfor SEMI.
At @. +. SAUTER's ,DELlcATESSEN
STORE, 905 Preston Avenue
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H.. $. AND n.
Operating Department and Shop
Enrrc UnNc uCcn Put nt Work.

TeXarlEana, Texas, November 25.-The
Texarkana. Shreveport and Netchoz rail-
read company completed the equipment
of its operating department today. A
regular force OF train dlspatchers were
placed In service and SIX stations al .pg
the line were opened.
The company's shops at this place were
also fully opened, ana a large force OF
men put on duty. the traffic department
is composed Of enc freight and passen ;er
train daily. Both trains are doing a hand
somo hnsiness
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Tho Houston spiritnalist- society will
hold their afternoon service at $3.50 sharp,
~ pryen hall. Inspirationai lecture by
Mr. John W. Ring from the subject. II
hare = charge 10 keep Many matters
~ tptHest from tho State and National
eepyoptons will be brought out and doubt
~ prove Interesting to those thinking
eI0pG tbis occult line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
ARRIVED AT HAAMU.
King Notice ana Ills Queen Are Wen
on Their Way.


King Notice, his queen and the royal
party which is now en- route from TEX
ram to participate in the festivities to
be given by the princes of -Tsu-oh In
conjunction with the Fruit, Flower and
vegetable Festival next month. cached
Haamo, the chief city of Aksarhen. on
the River Laptte. yesterday evening. a
te'esram TO that effect was received dur
ing the day by Samb, and OF course Samh
was glad. I'VE of'the faithful will greet
our soyereigns In royal style. sparrow"
ne said and have no doubt that before
they leave us on their return journey
lheir royal highnesses will show that they
appreciate what has been done for them
py promising to come again next year
Inc royal garments which the princess Of
our order viii wear during the parade aud
pan will be here next Tuesday and will
DC distributed as soon as possible. They
come from the best tailors in Wansnaelro
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RIchmond Want. a Cotton Mil.

Richmond, Texas, November 25--An effort
is being made here on the part OF some Of
The enteiprsing citizens to organize com
pany to build cotton mill, and the partisg
az inc head OF the movement are very much
Il chiIond will have n cotton mill IN the mar
future and utilize the enormous amount, of
cotton produced in this county.
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Failed to Arrive.

Charles A. Beeler, the San Antonio ex-
press driver who was convicted of having
robbed the Wells-Fargo Express company
of about 100000. and who was sentenced ito
five years in the State penitentiary, was
of transfer agent en- route for the Hunts
vile penitentiary and spend the night
here, but for some reason The trans r
agent and his man did not get in.
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and if they do not fit We will have one.
! am very busy today. Sparrow. and have
not the time TO say to you all that wish
TO say, but If you tell the people that our
king and queen are well on their way
] am sure they will be satisfied. So long,
old fel. See you tomorrow
And Samb turned again to his work
as the Sparrow passed out OF the royal
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New rhine curd.

smithvile. Texas. November 25,--There
will be a new time card in effect on the
san Marcos branch tomorrow. Ira
so VIII arrive here at ll:4O n. m auI
make connection with No 4. Train 80
will depart at 4'4o p m. after the arrival
al No. g.
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ceorneto,yn Items.

Georgetown, Texas, November ~ ~ ~
Clement, Esq. OF Rockdale IS ~ ~ ne,
legal business. ...<h Z
The citizens OF Georgetown VIZ tholIs. =
fed over the success Of N. this to(p
next meeting OF the Southwest
ference. go n f,ock'l
Nv. Doolcy and wife 81 heNnsff
In tho city yesterday. " #
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LOW RATES TO HOUSTON
Railroads Will Do Their Share in Securing
a Large Attendance.
The Great Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival
Will Draw Crowds from All Parts of the State.
Very Low Round Trip Rates.


fruit, Flower and Festival
an
o rate o 81
the eston Iiarisbu II
ma xmum picoof OF al poi o
run excurs similar to tn and xas
Fe
efrouG andsu
low iaesf on ntarmedla poins
the an scale as lie SAINT Fe
n
with which
ustOn IA TexasC Central
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snnta re,s Annual Report.

Austin, Texas, November 25.-The an
nual repnrt of the Gulf Colorado aud
Santa Fc railroad audited by the railroad
commission today ending June 30 1899
Gross earnings from operation. .$6oe76 IS
Operating expenses ,..,....,.... 1888 81
----4
Income form operation. 1896 81
Miscellaneous income ........ 81
Total income ........' ,$13,i44 81
Interest on funded debt account. llO55 90
Interest on real estate mortgages 80 90
Taxes .,,,......., ....-....... 1,2i9 81
settlement of old claims in lit
"a ION ..,......... ,....,...., 10 "a
Expenses land department. (neD. "a
Total ....,............ .,.,.... $l5,3 OF
Deficit for the year............,.. 1915 Is
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l,ntN Chnnrc. rimc.

There is change in the time OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, eff
fective this morning. No. express,
northbound, viii leave Houston at $40
a m. No. G. the Katy dyer, northhotnd
VIII leave OF 6S5 p. M, No express
sogthhound viii arrive at $50 p. m. and
No. 5, the Katy flyer, southbound, wall
arrive at 9:35 a NJ.
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Corpus Christi, Texas. Novemps w
II. Coin OF this oU received
from Ipgweiler. Germany, . ~
snnouneing the death Of her letn
opperheimer well knowp tnry sis
state, especially IN Houston. -
Victoria. where he had at var5ous
gagged in business. ! "a
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lawn renni. Tournament Entire

List of those who have entered the
Thanksgiving Day tournament 70 be held
on the grounds OF the Houston Lawn Ten
mis-. club
a. S, vandervoort. R. NJ. Farrsr David
n. Barry. Samuel Barry. W. p. Turner,
U. A. Peden, A. W. Pollard, 2. II. piiiing'
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Main Cstrcet Residence so,,

a deed was filed yesterday in the county
clerks office by which Judge j. r. Mas
.erson transfers his handsome Main street
nome 70 Mr. John +. Dickson, the consd-
er"tioh named in the decd being SIG 900.
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ham, D. D. Peden, Jr, c. A. cargill. Glen,
De Lacy c. C. Maingay, MILKY Pre-.
II. C, L. Bower
Other entries are anticipated. They
sh uld be sent promptly u Mr. Mllby
Porter, secretary The list will be clio ed
Tuesday evening.
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II. e. & w. t. II. II.

Grand Central Depot,
Leave go ?. m Express Train Arrive GAO 4. IN
Shreveport. Kansas CITY and cIneinnatl.