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fremont Arrivals.

Galveston, Texas, August 2s.--Follow-
ing are the arrivals at the fremont: Gus
Wittenberg Ohio; +. Delbon, Chicago; A..
Nirahterline. Chicago; @. S. Clark Chat
tanooga; A. T. Wilson, Little Rock; z, r.
Lol-r Chicago; w. A. Fletcher Beau
mont: !. r. Barr. Beaumont; Mrs Bryan
Heard city; c. L. Krugler, Jr., New York
Miss Hite. Texas B. F. Cabell Kentucky;
J. ID. ober. St. Louis; Mrs. s. T King.
Naccgdoches s. T. King, Nacogdochesi
Mrs. G, C. Davis, wallisvllle; A. a. Ben
sell New York; o. W. Gridley, Denver;
II. l.. Price, Chicago; s. Z, Shirley Chi
ergo; George E. Shelley Austin; Mrs. r.
C. Shelley. Austin; r. s. Macarthur. New
York: A. II. Lowenthal. New York; w.
r. Campbell, Detroit n. j. Morgan, Dali
las: G. D. Neal, Navasota; r. Keenan,
Philadelphia; NJ. Herman. Philadelphia
T. c. Bell. Houston; 7 b. Walker, Aus
tin: J. c. Andrews. Houston.
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Ex-sLAvES REUNION
lis to lie Held ut Waco septembe
and 3.

and 3.
Waco, Texas. August 2S.-The en-
slaves reunion will take place in this
city September . and 3, The ExSlaves
association OF Central Texas was organ
lied Ave years ago and has large mem
bership. The association is composed OF
negroes who were slaves prior to the
war between the States. and no Other
person IS eligible to membership. Tho
association meets annually and a good
attendance from McLennan. Falls. Rob-
ertson Brazos and Milan counties gem
orally respond to the call. Some OF tho
best colored orators in Central Texas
belong TO 1t. aud much pleasure is ar
forded the negroes by the meetings.
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y he
Pis7kEaaEs7
Record

is a proud and peerless
record II Is a record Of
cure, Of constant com
quest over obstinate HIS
of W0nsenS Ills THAT deal
Ouf desRafry suffering
that many women think
Is w0nsan,s natural hori-
fages disorders and dis
placements that drive OUT
hope.
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Tax Rolls Filed.

Austin. Texas. August 2S.--The follow
ing county tax rolls CA in this morn
ing;
Gillespie county, total valuation s2,49l,-
900 increase $6J,590.
NILS county, total valuation, s2,29a,s15.
increase S66.32S.
Andersen county. total valuation. s5,ISS-
953 increase $l,000433.
Baylor county, total valuation s2.SS7.232
decrease SS9,972.
Wichita county, total valuation $780,
925 decrease S220lb.
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w. i. nuIIoc,s Nominated.

Vernon. Texas. August 25,The demo-
cratic representative convention of the
One Hundred and Third district met here
this afternoon. Hon. VIII j. Bullock OF
Iowa Park. Wichita county was nomi-
mated as candidate for representative; he
has no opposition. Harry Mason, Esq,
OF this city, was chosen district chair
man for tho ensuing two years.
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seventh judicial Convention.

Mineola. Texas. August 27.-The Sew
enth judicial district convention met in
Mneola on Morday August 27, and nom
mated Hon Gordon Russell Of Tyler for
district judge and Hon. r. w. Simpson OF
Gilmer for district attorney. r. NJ.
Smith OF Mineola was elected district
chairman for next two years.
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his stan by the appointment OF the fol-
lowing additional officen Myndham
Kemp OF El Paso, chief OF artillery with
rank OF lieutenant colonel S. r. Etter OF
Greenville chief engineer with rank OF
lieutenant colonel; A. j. Baker OF san
Angelo. chief paymastor With rank OF lieu
tenant colonel; Il. f. Collins Of San An
tonic. aide de camp with rank Of major;
d. f. Frymier OF Houston, alec de camp
with rank OF major.
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X. A. O. Il. Smoker.

Galveston, Texas, August 2s.--The
knights Of the Ancient Essenlc Order gave
smoker last evening at their hall. S15
fremont street. A large number of The
members and their friends were in at
tendance and an enjoyable time was expe-
rienced by all present. Speeches, music
and games were the features OF the enter
tainment, after which delightful refresh
ments were served.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Franklin. Texas August 27.-up to TINS
date ten bales have been marketed mere
and sold at = to ~ cents.
Mount Calm, Tezss, August 2f'-one
hundred bales OF cotton have been mar
keted here no to this date,
Nacogdoches. Tenas. August 27.--To date
oniy two bales OF cotton have been re-
eeived against 500 at same time last year
Bertram, Texas. August 26'-Fitteeh
bales marketed 10 date at an average
price of cents. Merchants expect a
material increase in the receipts at TINS
place.
Warrenton. Texas. August 26.-The nrst
bale OF the season was brought 10 TINS
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GEOGRAPHIC SUMMARIES.

Moving are telegraphic summaries
u reports OF other weather bureaus
Il cotton States:
&sisni. addressing, threshing pro-
'as- rapidly; cotton con. inues TO
badly. is opening prema urely and
aanared b. rust. boil worms aud
TlhIs: picking has commenced.
'ialsss--Heayy rains general o5th
pa. excessive in localities; cotton
dld h places, while in other sec
" late to benefit; picking con-
" end will son nc general; pros
laf hall crop in some sections, in
3 iFeiage c.op.
tsslprl. Continued hot weather.
M local. and generally insufficient
hsie dronth, except in few counties.
y NEEDING and opening prem ture-
Na'es' some injury from rust and
Mns' picking general in southern
aana-Hot dry weather first tcH
'0oler and showers thereafter but
= ulDroken In south central coun :
"aailon Of cotton improved, out
M WIN sleGd.ag and rust more
NV openins rapidly; picking be-
Y general Prospective yield light.
na-'Except scattered showers in
aallen and middle counties.
Ssac''cally unbroken; cotton open
NAlE stu shedding and rusting in
asalies picking is in progress.
al7hot and dry, EXCEPT small
,. .,v,ea by local rains; Gotten pick.
' sssra some report bulk of crop
''ed very short.
carollna.-. Intense heat ann
eoauhues. with heavy showers In
!. w, general Improvement in crops .
I'M. i sneaiing and opening pre-
Ia, p'eSlug retarded by hot
n, earollns--Local showers Oh
n, ~ ,r,. r,eifeshed vegetation and pre-
w, ~llaer deterioration over many
A,, sa' afouth not generally broken
e neat continues: shedding
MI NJ, ema,ure opening of cotton
.,,.., .al picked of poor quality,
"a ~ local rains in most eoun-
IA s,er shey fell crops much re-
n, Az swhg resumed. but in mauy
d., !" . sun prevails with Sc
III sor ~ lale crops, especially cot-
hhs. s,.s cotton rusting and she'd
~ crops much Shortened
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Brownsville. Texas, August 2s.-Wn-
liam MCGEE. a farmer near Santa Maria
this county. was shot in the leg at
Mexican dance at which he was spec
tatoi, The shooting was done by o
drunken Mexican. MCGEE was brought
to Brownsville for treatment.
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New treasurer of crime. County,

Navasota. Texas. August 2s.--A tho
special meeting Of the commissioners
court Monday w. 4. Neblett was elected
treasurer of the county to I'LL the unex-
piree term OF K. G. Deadrich, deceased.
Mr.. Neblett was allowed until Monday
To make the bond. He has been deputy
under his predecessor and is thoroughly
acquainted with his duties.
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New Road Chartered.

Austin, Tem1s, August 2S.-The charter
of the Denison and sherman railway,
which was recently approved by the at
torney general, was filed today with the
secretary OF state; capital stock 100000.
The corporation win operate an electric
line between Denissn and sherman and
five miles on each side of the twin cities.
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and refusing counsel and advice when
asked for in a respectful way and for the
best interests OF ALL In the same spirit
which prompts us to seek, we hope to res
ceive. Very respectfully.
J. Van Hoos. president.
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
SALES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL LANDS
ARE VERY BRISK.
shown by Tax Rolls Fncd--A
New Rond Chartered.

Austin, Texas. August Estate Treas
urer Robbins is receiving payments daily
on the public free school lands. and the
number CT acres sold this month is
nearly as great as the sales for July. The
receipts are being maied out as fast as
they are reached
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S,n,er Nominated.

Mineola. Texas, August 27.--The Twen-
tieth representative district convention
met at Emory. Rains county Saturday.
and nominated Hon. T. H. Napier OF
Winsboro for representative.
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IIIER.cROp REPORT.
N, 4 lss Government Bureau
texas Section
/, II * GOOD As EXPECTED
,c,,t,nue. and insect. are
kil's pamage-Pickins
Pr !. sot Yet General

!. ne climate and crop Dull
isas : ss,ther bureau, Texas sec
= ,sek ending Monday August
~ Tho temperature on an
sTE''alss. rsek was generally anovo
~ Y y, The minimum iempefa , .uae
rall ,aasei from 60 degrees over
~ 'ss s. -, - II degrees along the I'M
isisa... : The highest temperature
b 's ..s 4, the several teiegrapnic
y r'ss NJ = aegrees at Henrietta.
~ ~ .s,, y. precipitation on an
sfii.s1 wsek was below the nor
p' ~ .s ~ with the greatest de-
'll..,,.tIng to slightly more tnan
s-.s he southeastern portion Oh
nv VI, i 4 most stations. The great i
~ ..sIa \ for the week was o'4o
NJ Il Longyiew,
o,yplrloN OF CROPS.
,,.v ana other forage crops Is
Y " nicely. The weather has oeon
a 'ss favorable over Southern
\. ;,rmlng operations and much
/ ,Srk has been done Fan tr .on.
I'M, ss commenced in some sec
/, sl S',,ing tsr winter wheat and al
' .,,sres:lns nicely except that the
!. |, rp,ting too dry for cultivation
m, Il Northwest Texas.
~ mi dry weather is maturing
-, ranldly. Some are gathering.
N, ,orn will soon be ready for TN
=, ~ rrop Is very spotted, ranging
,,sr d very coed. The yield is not
/, u, As well as was expected Ill
f.,~,lItles and the crop is consia-
.S'lsr an average In many sections.
!, ,satipues 10 do well in some sec
/, M me- crop Is not as good as was
|ssii il some parts Of the State a few
n no TIE not and dry weather $
n, m eotton In some localities, par
I'm l,ts c,.ton. Shedding continues
IN. p,ices. Mexicin weevil, boil
y, nd other cotton pests are reported
n,ry sections and are doing consid-
IN iinsge in some localities. Hot
lv Weather has caused matured bolls
I'm very rapidly. Some picking Is
EIsrs IN all pirts Of the State. Pick
|rHi BOT be general for some time. The
/ 1. vsry irregular and from one to
y sssss late. The cotton plant, whlle
Il h not as full Of fruit as it should
4 Ecd slow rain would be beneficial
II. crop; II would improve late cotton
|rly, Gotten is generally below an
he but some localities report IN
Ftrsp.
Errible weather is reported from the
iI'iFirt Sugar cane IS doing very
i,i Is Maturing. SORGHUM cepo ia
Y nne Of the crop is being made -nto
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Arrived at New York.

Galveston, Texas, August 2S.--The NAL
Tory line steamer Lampasas. from Calves
ton last Wednesday, arrived at her pier
in New York at Q o'clock this (Tuesday)
morning.
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Letter Did Not Arrive.

Galveston, Texas, August 2S.--The let
ter containing the information on which
depends the decision of the United States
engineer In regard to recommending
survey Of the Brazos river, with view OF
making it navigable from Waco to its
mouth, did not arrive this morning as wus
expected.
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p tbras last "Wednesday. August %, fully
MI ee weeks la.er than last year. II
Was slnned BY NJ. b. o'Bar. weighed ss4
pounds was bought by f. q. Cordes for
W., lo cents a pound. Three more bales
,,es Drought IN the same day and real
ized cents per pound.
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MINERAL WELI4S-A contract has
been let for the erection OF a convent
and Catholic church; work has begun.
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surrendered and Admitted to BAH.

Nacogdoches. Texas, August 2T.-Feli-
ciona Acosta came in this morning and
surrendered TO the sheriff. He is the
Mexican who shot Elidio Cordoyer Sat-
urday evening in the row two miles
south OF town. His bond was hxea at
$500 and was quickly given.
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Notes aud Personals.

Rev. T. B. Lee Is expected home Thurs
day.
Colonel Guy NJ. Bryan has returned from
his Lano camp
Mics Lotiie Hall of Liberty Hill Is WIS.,
iting IN Austin.
MIS- Hattie sydootten has returnef
from a lengthy trip to Colorado.
Judge D. A. McFall and bride are ex-
pected to return to Austin tomorrow.
The state Denf and Dumb institute VIII
begin its fall session n September II.
Attorney VIII Hogg of san Antonio is In
town on business connected with the
State departments
Superintendent Patterson Of the City
Electric plant has rendered his resigna-
ton to take effect at once.
Miss Kltie Cravens, daughter Of Judge
Crayerg. the governors private secretary,
has returned from a visit to Waco and
Montgomery county.
The HARDWARE contracts we're awarded
this morning by State Purchasing Agent
Dodge Walter Tips OF Austin received
tho bulk CT the awards
Austin, Texas, August 2S.-Chief Clerk
Curl Of the comptroller's office, Harry
Haines end Albert Townsend have re-
turned from camping trip on the Llano
river
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U. G. v. stnn Appointment.,

Fort Worth. Texas. August 2S-K NJ.
Van zandt. maj-r general commanding
U. c. " department Of Texas. completei
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Austin Texas, August 2S.-The attorney
general this evening approved an issue OF
s45 600 worth Of Victoria county road and
public highway bonds.
The city of Miner.f Wells registered
$4,000 worth of school house bonds this
morning.
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Austin, Texas, August 2S.-Charters flied
this mornine:
Mount Olivet Baptist church. coloreh'
of Austin. no capital stock.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Ocean Freight Rates Are Advancing Very
Rapidly, an Expert Says.
FARMERS TO BLAME FOR DAMAGED WHEAT
Loss VIII He Heavy ms Result of
CareIessness--Brnxos River sta
tistfcs Did Not Arrive.

Galveston. Texas, August 2s.--J. Henry
Langbehn, OF the firm of Jens Moller g.
Co, shipbrokers, who was designated BY
the secretary OF the Galveston Maritime
association as one of the best posted men
in the city on ocean freight rates. stated
this afternoon that the rates at Calves
ton had advanced 5 per cent in the last
Eve days and that from the indications the
rates would continue to advance rapidly.
"our frm." said Mr.. Langbehn, EN-
gagged a vessel today for November SAIL
ing at Just So per cent more than we paid
the same vessel which we engaged last
August for sailing last November. There
is great demand for tonnage all over
the world and this. together with the mum
Der OF vessels that have been chartered
by the various governments and the scare
ity and high price OF coal. caused chiefly
by the strike in the coal mines in Wales
will undoubtedly cause the freight rates
TO continue to advance. Just when they
will stop l do not know"
The Galveston shlpbrokers will begin
quoting ocean freight rates for the coming
season on September /.
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nnmnre TO whcnt.

Galveston, Texas. august Coll ID
Dorsey OF weatherford, secretary and
treasurer OF the Texas Grain Dealers as
ISOLATION, who was sent here from North
Texas to see II the wheat received hero
was as bad as reported, says the per-
centage Of good wheat is now showing u
little larger. He hopes that the arrivals
from now on will be Of better quality, but
OF this he is not sanguine.
1.-The damage is altogether the fault OF
the shipper" said Mr. Dorsey. The In
spection here has been honest and fair.
This whole trouble Is a just retribution
visited upon the blrmers for their care
lessness hope 1t will teach them a les
son. II 1t does the many thousands oil
dollars they VIII lose by reason OF having
their grain damaged will not be altogether
lost, but my experience Is that 1t takes a
long time to break away from clrelees
habits. The wheat raisers figured thai
there had been SO much rain early in tins
year there would be no rain at harvest
time and they could let the wheat lie out
in the fields without proper protection
The rain came and the result is loss Of
thousands upon thousands OF dollars"
There is room for a lot of missionary
work among the grain men OF Texas. 1t
VIII nov De many years peloIo ieN"'
raises more wheat than any other state
in Amerioa. The Yield of this year--about
90. 900 900 bushels--is immense by com
p2rison with former years, but before long
Texas viii raise 100, 900 900 to $4,000, OOt
bushels Of wheat. Kansas, the bannel
wheat State. now raises about 10000 900
The Northern farmer takes precautions
to protect his crop after 1t is cut. The
Southern wheat farmer takes chances
The sooner the Southern wheat raiser dis.
covers that 1t isn't good policy or safe 70
take chances with grain, the better is will
be for him. He has had some costly ex-
perience and 1t has not made him mend
his ways.
No one can estimate the loss to Texas
by reason OF damaged wheat this season
1t will be considerable. 1t could have
been avoided in large part with ordinary
care.
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Industrial Guild Incorporated.

Articles Of incorporation of Industrial Guild,
No. l. were placed on record yesterday in the
office of the Recorder OF Deeds The object OF
the corporation Is stared to be to purchase suif-
cicnt land upon which to found town and
establish such business enterprises may be
found necessary and profitable The officers Of
the corporation are Alex. J. Stewart President;
William H. Thomas. Vice President; William W.
Fraction Secretary; Catherine l. Brown, Treas
urer, and Franklin Jones General Organizer.
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Columbia Theatre-'.My Lady Dainty" after
and evening
New National-"sapho, afternoon; "Magda, y
evening.
Lafayette Square Opera "Aristocracy,"
afternoon and evening.
chase's New Grand-POlite Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Academy of Music" Through the Breakers"
afternoon and evening.
kernan's Lyceum Theatre-yaudeviIle, afternoon
and evening.
The New Biiou-vaudeyille. afternoon and even
ing
Metropolitan NJ E Church-wesleyan Univer-
sity Glee and Banjo Club; evening
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Lannon W. Bowling and Ruth A. Baldwin. both
of spottsylyania County, Va; Oscar Williams, Of
Frederick Va, and Mary Grimes, Caroline
County Va; Howard s Reed District OF Column
ba and Fay B. Merriam, Medford, Mass; Albert
b. Bowden and Florence Raborg, both of Balti-
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Enuni Dead in HeI.

Samuel T. Gauger, oolored, about sixty-five
years old, was found dead in bed at his
home. 325 Missouri Avenue northwest. He
had been i'll for a day or 81 with a light attack
Of pneumonia which had not, however, been
considered serious. He was in bed most Of the
day and was later found dead. The coroner was
notified and returned a certificate OF death from
natural causes.
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pAIp DEAR FoR HIS IEG.

B. D. Blsnton. of Thackerville, Tex. in two
years paid over $500 to doctors to cure a running
sore his leg. Then they wanted to cut il Of
but he cured 1t with one box OF Bueklsn's Arnca
salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles. 15 cents Z
boz. Sold by Henry Evans. druggist. 022 Street.
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Williams, Rond Approvcd.

Justice Barnard yesterday approved OF the bond
OF W. Mosby Williams in his suit against the Dis
trict Title Company Slr Williams is stock
holder in the Title Company and filed peti-
tion asking for the appointment OF receiver.
with view of winding NJ the affairs OF the
c.iurany
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Transfer of Real Estate.

a deed was put on record yesterday by Clarence
f. Norment and his wife, Lizzie S. NoFment,
conveying to Margaret l.. Sand original lot No. L,
in square No. s5 The consideration named is
SO 600 The property is located IN tine square
bounded by l. X, Nineteenth and Twentieth
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wou1d-Be suIcIde snm AIlre.

George L. Weaver. the oolored man who shot
himself in the head Thursday afternoon at his
home on Eighteenth Street northwest. with
suicidal intent, spent a very restless DAY at
the Emergency Hospital yesterday. The bullet
did not enter the brain, but Weaver suffers ter
ribly and his condition is considered precarious.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The VIII of Jeremiah p. Jewel,

The will Of jeremiah p. Jewell dated July
"a, 1894, was filed yesterday for probate He
leaves his entire estate to his wife, Margal ct
Ann Jewell, who is named eXecutrix
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Justice Clabaugh presiding in Criminal Courl
No. !, yesterday signed order appointing Jus
tces Of the Peace Samuel c. Mills and John II.
0Donnell interim judges OF the Police Court TO
act in the absence Of the regular judges Of that
court.
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warI. of Sneak Thieves.

George Wilson reported to the police yesterday
that there had been stolen from his room. at
929 Missouri Avenue some time during the day
an oyercoat and suit of clothes, the total value
OF which was $40.
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A Sample Casc Stolen.

1t was reported to the police Yesterday that a
case belonging to Frank r. Hazeton Of Cobb's
Hotel, end which contained samples Of store fix
lures valued at S5, had been stolen from in front
of 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest some time
yesterday forenoon.
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Divorce Proceedings Dismissed.

The proceedings for divorce instituted by Sara
Eva Edmonston against her husband. William R.
Edmonston, were yesterday dismissed by Justice
Barnard on the ground Of the insufhcency Of tie
proof to support the allegations
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Cousins, Case Continued.

Joseph F. Cousins, colored. who is charged with
cutting Private Quinn, OF Company NJ, Eleventh
Infantry, was placed ou trial yesterday in the
Police Court. Quinn's condition vas such that ne
unable to appear in court, and the case was
continued indefinitely
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For n Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets.
GeneraI Notice to Cinnenr.

Please state in writing and send 10 the under
signed your desire of a change OF present street
fender in our city. Please give reason.
Address Box 865, this ofhce.
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New Years Gifas at jos Amerhnch,s.

Nothing is more acceptable to than
smoking Jacket house cont Beautiful ONES are
at Joseph Auerbachs. G2s Pa ave.-,:ll reduced
20 Der cent
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STREET LIGHTING.

iigh tide. de................-l:15 An and - P VI
1ow tide. e...-..............T:55A AN. and $40 F. NJ
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AMUsEMENTs.

Lamps ht today .....----.............5:25 P.a
Lamps out tomorrow. .6;27 A.
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s1.a5 to naItimore and return vim

satuI:lay and sunday. Dee. . and %
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Gbe - Times
sAruRp4Y. DECEMBER 20. 1000.
weather Indication
TEMPERATURE

Fair. colder Saturday. Sunday fair; fresh north
erly winds.
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TIE srN ANn MnnN

Highest temperature, 3 y. n..................4 80
Lowest temperature, a. m..................3S 80
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TIDE TABLE

sun ose......7:ls AN. Sun scts........4:46 Pm
Neon rises............. Moon SETS. l2 90 An