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TIntonin Items.

flatonia, Texas. November l1.--Mrs. c
o. Woods is visiting in Eagle Lake.
Mrs Burke of Moulton was in the cltv
Friday,
Mrs. Richard A, Wheeler spent eeyer,,
days in Waelder the past week.
Misses Byrd Brown and Lucille sun.
van have returned from Wae.der, wher.
lney went to attend the wedd NC OF NJ,
Feafl Davis and MSS Bees sic Millln.
MI j. H. Crockett was in Mulaooa Es,.
day on business,
me cemetery tea" was held M Mrs
feta r. feager's Friday afternoon. sha
ana her TWO charming Daughters. MIS-
Martha and Llzzle. entertaiaed admi ahly
FiaIonias society young min hava
rented 'he Bunting hall Tor the ssa,on
ana II VIII no doubt be the center of msnv
gay social functions. The opening hsil
% mo season will be given Friday night
November ~ "e'''
MRS. NJ Kroschel OF Hallctsyille has
Ieturned TO her home after a several DIV.
Visit TO Mre. 7. T. McCommon.
Mr. ana Mrs. J, W. Holis,;ay q,
WNmar passed through Tuesday ~ ,.ass
way % san Antonio and other points wss,
% their bridal tour, 'ss
Mts, Holloway nee Miss Ethel c,rl,.,
" Soiumout, Is very popular here in ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Blossom, Texas November t0-Rev. Jennl-
gen is conducting holiness meeting at Post
Oak, five miles north OF this place, Large
crowds arc in daily attendance.
Mckinney, Texas November i0.--The coll
ored Methodists are holding the twenty eighth
annual session Of the West Texas conference
at their church in this city, Among the big
attendance is Bishop j. a. Beebee OF North
Carolina, who Is preaching More than one
hundred preachers, besides many lay delo-
gates aud visitors. are present
Ennis, Texas, November 11.-Rev. e. A.
smith pastor Of the Methodist church In this
city, has announced that next Sunday he will
preach his last sermon here before going to
conference He will leave Monday afternoon
in Ennis and this being the close Of his first
year, viii probably be sent back to this place.
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The suIian OF suIu.

lun' Theo. cuyler In Christian at Work
"oh Tue gallant Dewey had DESTROYED that
'p"nlsn Heet the Filipino patriots who had
lohg been struggling for their freedom baiInd
Nun as q deliverer. II Dewey had heon
showed TO assure them that he came No
srI ueilNerer aud protector and that no
SuoJ,uheeion would be attempted nor .hn,
na N'u nave peen hred. and hundreds OF nreci
V"s AInsFlcah lives would have been saved
Z; - "al tuat need never have been begun oueb,
tbosa IN I'm, ~ our government would assure
n AeSSv flHplhos Of our protection from Other
matvhs. aud allow them 20 form a ro.ern
~Ht, 49, ~ ,nef own, they would become our
nsn"uiV aires aud not our bitter and bloody
m nSlles' we could gain every desired rorIi
n, s,ai advantage without the expend tuTe
tract, nHhtiess millions In wretehod and pro-
iiiAaePendent. and not our yassals. WHY M,
our oversight? ~ oN'o unuor
a r,al. '1,fmore an attempt will be made m
n Ten, suba as a state and the Philippines as
iha, a5'oiy' ALREADY II is proposed TO make
suItnnp ~" ~ ssihous brute and stakeholder. the
rssen., ~ sun our paid stipendary and ron
,ss,nlauve, When an eminent F,nrlish NJ
w 49, sought an interview with him h.
10 'ola that the sultan was NOT in a mood
deca az seen that day, for he had lust been
eny,'. r,.s"',hg one OF his concubines for a ms
ressnt the authority Of The Repabc Sp ., 70 W rep
Inn. ana abraham Lincoln. is IL not about
n,ose,p petition tho president and the an
sche,nns congress to call halt In ,he
norrn.,. 10 transform our sclf-goyernlng Do
aistans.sy INTO an imperialistic power holdine
sword peoples under the sovereignty OF the
yonr As Christian journal trust that
Iayn, influence viii continue TO be eserted T.,
md pear. humanity. justice. riEhteousnoss.
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Tho G,rt will be held in place by means OF
p'ling on 81 her side OF the dump.
DR.. Il e Knoe o: shelby. VINO S spend
Ing he day in the city. reports that thero
are Two caaes Of tiph her ~ GrcenVlle.
Tho 1-yaar-old daughter Of Henry Lampe
ed al William Penn yesterday Wltu scarlet
fever,
-, braNston Robinson OF company y. Fourth
Texas mounted volunteers Grccn's brigade
died At his home in Milan county, on the
d'h Instant after long and painful Illness.
caused by cancer
Henry Elliott aged 30 years. died at the
home of his brothor-in-law, william Elliott.
at Burton Thursday night Mr. Elliott had
the love aud respect Of all his neighbors and
his loss Ia keenly felt by the people OF
Burton and by acqualntnnces throughout tho
county.
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BELToN BRIEFS.
81. II. Keys Seriously Injured In n
RUNWAY

Bolton. Texas, November 1.-THE team of
Mt II, b. Keys, merchant at Sporty. ran
away with him yesterday. throwing him out
OF the buggy. crushing one of his ankles and
breaking the bone in two Places His in
iuries arc very serious
The city council has ordered white primary
eilettion January for city officers This &c
ton Is Endorsed by almost every one.
Mrs T. +. Fowler of Davilla is spending
a few days in town with relatives
DR.. + NJ. Law of BRYAN was here a few
days this week ~"
Mrs; Brown of Moonfeld. Va. will spcnd
the winter here with her son. r. l.. Brown.
Mr.. Z, l.. Hobby has pied the position
or chief bookkeeper for a steamship company
-at Bluehelds. Nlcaragua. Contral Amerlcn
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Victoria, Texas. November ll.-F. C. Proc.
tor J. " Vandenberge, G. NJ. Thurmoud.
r. r. Breedcn, +. p. Lander and AL Nc
Fadden left last night for Olivia, in Cal
houn county. fox several days hunting and
fishing.
Mrs A. NJ, McFadden gave very enjoy
able moonlight straw ride last night for n
M rry party OF young people. complimentary
10 MISS ID. MoFndden of Beaumont.
Miss Annie Murphroe of Cuero Is vis,tip,
ner friend Mrs Hal Ashworth.
~, mo telephone line between Victoria and
wharton is completed and there is now di.
rect connection with Houston.
Hon H. i. Willams left Yesterday for Ga,
weston TO attend the confederation of the In
dependent Order of Hoo Hoos
:. little son OF Louis Randall, the well
SSin49Mn e9lored hack driver. was seriously
o"'eh last night by neighbours dog.
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Te.n- Ren1 E.tnte A..oel.tII

Fort Worth, Texas. November Nm
as State Real Estate association tin(
secretary is still collecting statlstiu y
on industrial and kindred topics % Y
scented at its next convention. Thld
items were given out for publicatiot n
Mr.. D. B Keeler, vice president n
eral manager of the Denver road, PcH
says; There is a steady deyelcpnstl
on along the line OF our road, Target
direction of cutting large pastures d
ing"
C. A. Higgins, assistant gencl ~
agent OF the Atchison, Topeka and g
railway, Chicago; During The n
years there has been very satisfats
constantly growing volume Of tnt
our line from outside points to TfnI
we have succeeded in settling quI.s
number of homeseekers in that sux
ticularly along the gulf coast 10 The
OF Houston and Galveston"
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coRrus cHnrsrI NOTES.
Steamship Company Has Agreed ON
y rariH Sheet.

corpus Christi. Texas November H.
The board Of directors of the Corpus Chris
u-Galveston Steamship company met yes
terday and adopted rate tariff from New
York. New Orleans and Galveston 10 Cor
pus Christi and to all points on the Texas
Mexican road. including Laredo. and on
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass road
as far rs Florosvlile and Runge. The rates
naye not as yet been mado public The
steamer Lawrence, the cnmpanys vessel
left Tampa today Tor Galveston. where
she VIII load her iirst cargo for Corpus
instant.
The funeral al Miss Georgia Mas, the
unfortunate young lady who Deliberately
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FREE BLOOD cg|
An Offer Proving Faithis|
ferers.
BLOOD PURE? SURE OIL
Old, Obstinate Cases Cured-thf
That Resist other Treatns
Post Renders Write Tosif

Is your blood poor? Is It thu Y
skin pale? Does your skin feei n
swollen? All run down? Is your o'ss|
Have You pimples? Eruptions.
Eating sores? Itching, burning n
Boiis: Scaly eruptions? Skin OF ass1|
blood, hair or skin humorsy Acn.ni
Have you hereditary or conlran"
faint? Ulcers in throat or noun.
glands? Rheumatism? Have nv
above troubles, b. b. B. tBotap
Balm) should be taken at once
traliges and drains from the blooo ,,s ~
system tho hnmors and poisons w W.
all the above-named troubles, MAJ"
manent cure and heals every soIe.
The following two pictures u
show the remarkable effect OF 20
healing Eruptions on the face
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CROP ITEMS.

Bonham, Texas, November 10 Pecan crop
IN this county is failure.
Paris, Texas, November i0.--With the ex
eteption OF few UP and down the river bor
TOMS, the pecan crop of this section is ro-
ported almost an entire failure
Bonham. Texas. November TO- On ipouirv
asmonH me iaIherS Tho Post rcprvsen ,atiyo
lealns that there has been an enormous
wheat crop planted and would have been
SIM larger II the drouth had not hel1 on a,
i.ng THIS section has been visited by Tires
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STOCK NOTES.

Rayner Texas November li.-stock water
20 plentiful
iiearno. Texas November I.--Mr. W. l..
Nance OF Kyle was in tho city this week
making arrangements for feeding 1000 head
OF steers for market. He has completed nil
necessary details and the cattle will arrive
and be put in the pens during next week.
Cors,caua, Texas, November l0.-Icdens
Bros. OF this city received today 93i head OF
and 5-yoar-old steer cattle purchased from
burk Burnett and shipped from his GG66 ranch
In Wilharger county. The cattle are nrstl
" lot ana will be fed on cotton seed meal
Tor the Chicago market, The price paid for
them was SSi per head. w.
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took her own life at her home near this
city yesterday. by swallowing a vial of
stiyohDne, occurred last evening. the in
torment being in the Catholic cemetery.
The bereaved mother is almost Frustrated
wan grief
Rev. J. NJ. Linn, tho popular pastor of
the Methodist church here for the past two
years, has been returned to this station by
the San Marcos conference much to the
delight OF that congregation. The rever-
end gentleman Is expected to arrive here
tonight.
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CALVIN W. Robinson. si4 HopA''
Gusta, Ca. writes: ,,sv u
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wonder, for II has cured tne "a
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Houston Is All Rieht
Uvalde Leader.

The editors were royalty eaias
at Houston. Nothing was lacking /
ton, with that hospitality for ytd
Is famous. opened wide her arms \
ceived the pencil pushers with q
bounteous spirit Of good will that 4
soon be forgotten. The Daughtent
Republic had gained a strong tne|
from the editors of South and WtsS
but that friendship is stronghold
by stronger bonds when they third
untiring and unselflsh exertions d
lovely daughters of "our noble n
entertain the visiting guests, n
is all right.
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COTTON POINTERS.

masher Texas, November 1.-THE cotton
eiop mas peen rathered and morketed. he
farmers tsslns good prices when offered
Henrne. Texas November II Mr.. n s,n
y. ot ,A,nvcrt was here Yesterday ssxIstlno
y me delivery OF a. 700 bale lot n cotton ~
s'sss.r 'oons higsips of Gs,es
"a'oie Falls. Texas, November lo.-cotton
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gorges, forming natural reseryan
be used for storage purposes, y,
land. useless today, will become n
pire OF agricultural wealth, worth n
fabulous sums than the rich nina
cent to them.
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cial circles, having often V VISITED hare.
The Shakespeare class met Thursday at
ternoon with Mrs. w X. sullivan
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We quote factory cost of Elsin aud wal
than movements, which we furnish as be-
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Rube tmads the city You get the advantage
of low cash purchase.
A PRICES
Diamond Rings solitaire cluster $500 $780, 500 $500
Diamond Lace Pins solitaire $500 $500 to $3.50
Diamond Ear Rings in solitaire CLUSTER $500
Diamond Scarf Pins, solitaire S2S 500 SIS
Fuoy Rings solitaire or cluster $40, $50 500 SIS
Emerald Rings solitaire or cluster $50, $40, SIS Sio0
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before the the DIAMONDS
took bta Their Of g
Amcursop o h les q a
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OUR LINE of Cut Glass is full and
complete. Our Judgment again proved
good by buying our large stock OF
precious stone early in the year. We
have the largest stock OF Diamonds.
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-I INNU4L MEETING
Or Directors of Masonic Protective So-
 eiety Last Night.

eiety Last Night.
 At the annual meeting of the board of directors of the Masonic Protective society held last evening at the rooms of the secretary, 760 Chapel street, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Hon. N. D. Sperry, president; Julius TWiss, vice president; T. Parsons Dickerman, treasurer; w. A. Beers. secretary; Dr. Frank H. Whittemore, medical director. This organization is in a prosperous condi- ton. It has paid for benefits to it's members nearly $2s,O00 since it's insti- tuition. In orderto still greater strength en its membership it was voted to &C., cept all applicants, male, between 21 to 50 years of age, and all female mem bers between Y and 50 years of age, free of all admission fee until January 1, 1900. The regular fee for membership has been from S2 to $S each. All wid- ows, wives and mothers, sisters or daughters of Master Masons are eligi- ble to membership. The office of the secretary is at Beers Photo parlors, 760 Chapel street, where blanks for mem bership can be obtained.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEWERS AND MATERIALS. City Engineers Office, No. r City H

City Engineers Office, No. r City Hall,
 New Haven, Conn, Oct. 9th, 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until p. III. October 20th, 1899. = For constructing q sewer in Alling street from Putnam street to Washington avenue. Blank forms of proposal, and any informa- ton concerning plans, specitca tions, bonds, etc., will be furnished upon applica tion
 No proposal will be received after the time specltied,and al proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any or all bids is re. served.
 By order of the Director of Public Works. o10 St c, w. KELLY, City Engineer District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 October 9th, 1899 ESTATE of WILSON WADDINGHAM late of New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Administrators having represented said estate to be nsovent, 1t Is
 ORDERED - That commissioners to re- ceiye and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at q Court of Probate to be held at New Ha- ven, in said District, on the 18th day of and that the Administrators give public no- tice to all persons in interest to appear, if they see cause, before said Court. at said time and place, to be heard relative to said by publishing this order three times ill some newspaper having a circula- lion in said District, and due return make.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND, oT St Judge.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Funeral of E, III. English.

The funeral of Edwin Holt English was held yesterday afternoon from the late residence on Prospect street. A large number of the friends of the de- ceased were present, and there was a profuse offering of floral tributes, in- cluding many beautiful pieces and cut flowers. Rev. Dr. E. s. Lines of St. Paul's Episcopal church conducted the service, assisted by Rev. pr. Newman Smyth of Center church. The simple and impressive Episcopal service was read by Dr. Lines and pr. Smyth offer ed prayer. The interment was in Ever green cemetery. The honorary pail bearers were Pierce N. Welch, Edward H. Rogers, John B. Fitch, Herbert c. Warren, c. B. Peets, John F. Heaton, c. E. F. Sanford and George S. Bar mum.
 Among those present were Mrs. Eng lish's relatives from Waterbury, her father. General Kellogg; Mrs. Plume, John Kellogg and Charles Kellogg. MT. and Mrs. E. A. Atwater of Poughkeep- sic were also present.
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FUNERAL OF ANDREW COOLA.
 HAN

FUNERAL OF ANDREW COOLA- The funeral of Andrew Goodman, | late of ' Collis street, ex-councilman and ex-aldarman of the Fifth ward, took place yesterday morning. It was very large funeral.
 A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick s church by the Rev. Father Dugan. Father OConnell was deacon and Fa- ther O'Connor sub-deacon. The Rev. Father Russell, pastor of the church, was master of ceremonies.
 The music of the mass>was sung by quartette composed of Miss Flood Miss Conway, William Smith and James Geddings. At the offertory Miss Conway sang an Ave Maria"
 The pallbearers were: Martin Scul- ly, Michael Connolly and Patrick O'Con- nor from Division Mo- 1, A. o. H.; George Stanford W. F. Dwyer and Peter Gidea from the Wolf Tone club. The flower bearers, members of Rod erigo council, K. of C., were John ID. Maher, William Turbet, Jeremiah Sul- livan and Charles McGovern.
 The delegation from the Wolf Tone club consisted of Thomas Kelly, Thomas Mennes and Francis Quinn; from the A. 0. H., Thomas Flannigan, Michael Beirne. Joseph Callahan and Jeremiah OConnor. The interment was in St. Lawrence cemetery. The church was filled with relatives and friends. Fully seventy carriages followed the re- mains to the cemetery. MT Goodman was a popular man and formerly all derman from the Fifth ward and leaves a large number of friends to mourn his loss
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BUREAU OF COMPEN STATION.

The Bureau of Compensation will meet In Room 10 and Il, City Hall. Thursday, Oc- tober 12, 1890, at eight o'clock p. m, for the purpose of considering the assessments for Sewers in the following named streets: Sylvan avenue. from Orchard street to Stevens street.
 Bond street, from Congress avenue to Co lumbus avenue. Cedar street, from Rosette street to Put nam street.
 Liberty street, from Spring street to Put nam street.
 Spring street, from Edgar street to Union avenue. Wilson street. from Lamberton street to ROSette street.
 Fourth street, from Greenwich avenue to Howard avenue.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are notified to appear and be heard thereon with out further notice.
 By order of the Bureau of Compensation,
 VIM. 0. DeF. DICKINSON, o10 St Clerk.
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New Haven October otb 1sa

New Haven, October 9th. 1899 A meeting of the Board of Directors of The Merchants National Bank of New Ha- ven, held this day, the following memoran- dunn was entered on the record book Edwin H. English. a member of the Board of Directors of thls Bank. died Oc- tober 9th, 1909.
 By his death this Bank sustains the loss of Director who was always certain and careful in his advice whose judgment was ever wise and safe; one who was faithful to a duty he assumed, an able counsellor, wise leader, true hearted, honest gentle man.
 His associates on the Board realize the loss of friend always honored and es- teemed by them, and they extend to the family sympathy in their bereavement
 Voted That these words of tribute to his memory be entered on our records and pub lished in the daily papers.
 Attest: H. c. WARREN, Clerk.
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AIICTION SALE

Al oRANGD, Tuesday 10 a. m. Parlor, Dining, Chamber Furniture, Carpets, Fold ing Bed, Baby Carriage, Featherbeds, Sil. verware, etc; fine Antique Mahogany Bu. reeau; carved corners, R. B. MALLORY,
 OlO It v Anctinnaar
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lMcALISTER-In this city, october Sth, 1S99 susan Gold uiford, widow of Alexander McAllster, aged 80 years.
 Funeral services will be held at No. S3 Grove street on Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend
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LOSE.

SUNDAY evening on Wall, Temple or Chap el streets, ladyfs gold watch and chain. Finder will be rewarded by calling at H. c. SHEPPARD X SONS corner James and River streets. o1O IF
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FOh NENI, HOUSE 361 Howard avenue; nne-room detached house, with Improvements.
 JOHN T. SLOAN, o3 10 12 ao8 Chanel street
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LOST

l BLACK card-case and memoranda Re-
 ward if returned to
 o10 1tp $50 STATE ST.
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FOR REIN

FOR SALE, CHEAP, fifteen elder barrels. Apply at o9 If IS DAY SIT
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MlNlATURE ALMANAC.
 OCTOBER 10.
DEATHS.

Sun Rises, 55S Moon Sets, High Water. Sun Sets, 5;20 0;20 2:10
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aMants.

One cent word for each insertion. five cents word for full week. seven times.
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SITUATION 'by competent girl to do general housew0rk or second work; refer. ence, Inquire for two days at
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