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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-23

In addition to his other troubles, Ssns-
tor Clark. OF Montana, Is threatening TO
sue The CITIZEN for libel.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-23
Martha Washington Tea.

The annual Martha Washington tea
was held at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. ].
stephens, 4Oi south Edith street, yester-
day evening, and all members OF the Klio
Klub and a number Of their friends we're
present. Following Ia the program:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-23

patent medicines were taken, but without re-
suit, until we decided to try s. s. s., and BY the
gan to heal. A dozen bottles cured her com.
pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth. She
IL now Sixteen years old. and has a magnificent
disease has ever returned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-23

IN we must build thst.viaduct, let's do
It gracefully and In a workmsnlike man
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-23
IT. I. SHORR,
200 Lncas Ave. ST. Louis. No.

Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
sease comes from within. Swift's
Specific
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CITY nnnvIrrns.


st. Mary's Episcopal Sunday school hold
their annual picnic yesterday at La Porte,
Ch:ldren's Day will be observed at $50
e'ciock this afternoon by the Sunday school
of the First Presbyterian church.
There is an undellvered telegram at
the Office Of the Western Union Telegraph
company, lit Main street. for Mrs. L. b.
Ackert.
There is an undelivered Telegram al
the Office of the Postal Telegraph COM
panys 1ls Main street for Prof. w. #.
Bledsoe. colored
The Lubbock Street Presbyterian Sun
day school had their annual outing yester-
day at Magnolia Park and most enjoy
able day was spent.
The contract for printing the proceed
ings q the Tnansrnissssippi Congress re-
Gently held 10 this city has been awarded
20 Mir. J, ]. PaetOriza-
A concert viii De gwen for TIE benent
Of the Second Baptist church By The best
local talent et Live Oak hail. 1905 Mo
Hee street. next Tuesday at p. M.
A full attendance OF membe-a az slS
s1ubs In the Houston federation "a re-
quested AT the annual election OF officers
At The Igceum Monday, May 2s. at u m.
iustead Of 10 a m.
THE neekang Of the sezsrxs axrirzysruent
U0um1otee preparing Tho Hrbernfan state
Douseuf1on to BE- hold II this city nsxf
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personal MENTlox.

william Clayton and wife OF Detroit are
at tho Bristol.
Judge w. C. Henderson OF Brenham was
a guest yesterday at tho Bristol.
Leo Roner and Tim Hurley, both OF
Galveston, are guests at tho Latham
w A. Dallas, u well known citizen OF
Eagle Lake. Is stopping at the Bristol.
w. l.. Napier. a travelling salesman FOR
a Kansas City Pickle factory, is an arrival
at the Latham.
Mrs. J. o. Ross and daughter. Miss
Pearl. are spending TOW days on their
ranch at Genoa.
h. b. Newberry, representing the West
srn Union time service, is In the city for
a few days stopping 1t the Latham.
Miss ophelia HOLMAN. who has been
visiting friends in waco and Taylor, has
returned. to tho delight OF her many
friends.
DR.. Earl Stafford retained last night
from visit to Memphis and other North
ern cities, and resumed his apartments at
the Latham.
MISS Mariella Holloway OF Weimar is
visiting Mrs. W. E Buckley. a116 Milan
street. Miss Holloway Will visit Waco
before returning hume.
! Mrs. Wagner, sister OF Mr.. Gus Fred
erich, and her daughter, Miss Lillian. of
Bloomington, ILL.,. are here on visit of
several months with Mr. Frsderlcks
family.
| Mr.. O. w. Hahi left last night for points
in Missouri and Illinois. where he Will
remain some two weeks, returning homo
with a party OF Northernarz who seek
homes In Texas.
1 Mrs. William Lasker and son have re-
turned from visit TO Europe. where she
has been with relatives and friends for
several months past. Mr.. and Mira. Las
ker are at home at 1901 Texas avenue.
Miss Msrgaretha Thomson will leave
today via New Orleans on the West India
and Pacific steamship Fioridian - Eng
land. where she VIII spend some time with
friends before JoihlnE her sister in Ger
many.
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SIGNS OF PARALYSIS
oan DE pi.coreroa in rime

"Numbness OF the hands and arms, with
premonitions OF paralysis, kept by me
cred Il was caused by coffee; when I ouit
the coffee and began drinking Postum Food
Conee the numbness ceased entirely ana
have been very well ever since At that
time was unable to sleep. but now !
sleep perfectly.
Husband was also troubled from lack
OF sleep while he WAS drinking coffee. but
now ne uses Postum Food Ccfiee with me
and we both sleep perfectly. Our libtle boy
had peculiar nervous spells and stopped
tne use OF coffee with him and have been
giving him all the Postum Food cosses he
cared for. He Is perfectly wen new.
My sister was troubled with nervc,s
headaches while she used coffee. she
found how greatly improved we were from
clseontinu'ng X and using Postum rssd
ronee so she made the change. and e
now rid OF her nervous headaches We az
natursiiy strong advocates OF Postum y
MrA J. Walferds castslia. 1ris Co. ono.
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RcnI rntnte Trnnaferr.

John and Henry Moehy to Mer-
chants and Planters Oil company,
lot II, block 221: correction and. S25
Reuben and Minerva Montgomery to
William D. Cleveland lot 6, block
II, Barnes and Wetmore addition. 30
B. Z. Carson. by G. b. Fritze, as
signee, TO estate W. j. Settegast.
deceased, one Acre in lot 60. s. NJ.
Williams survey ..,..,............. 500
Mary Campbell to Mrs. Muroe Crow
ley. front hales OF lots and 10,
block 252 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2bOO
Nina Lewis, by constable to II.
Burns, 50 by $50 feet fronting
Houston avenue, J. Austin grant. eS
r. ]. Sgoddard to 4, O. Fowler and
wife, SO Of 100 acres In A. NJ. Me-
Casand l6O acre survey; other
considerations and ,......,..... 7bo
Carl and Anne Hildebrandt to John
Hildebundt, 154 acres in north
east one-quarter Elizabeth Smith
league .....,..,... ....,.......... b0l
Thomas H. Howell to w b. Howell.
$40 acres. part Martin Moran 5le
acre survey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b0C
n. L. Kaufhold to ]. M. Boyd, west
half NJ. McAuley 1880 acre survey. 6iot
ID NJ. Boyd. by trustee. TO r. @.
Rowe, Go acres. west half NJ. Nc
Auley 1880 acre survey .......... fot
]. s. and James Price. by sheriff, to
II. Schumacher. block "a" SUBJ
division OF lot 4, Holman survey. 32l
John S. Magee TO Charles r. Hast
ings, 3S 2-10 acres In Eugene Pill
lot survey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
II. II. Rumpel, by sheriff, to city Of
Houston, lot s. block 1Sg ........ IL;
Ct.y OF Houston to II. II. Rumpel,
lot 8, block 1S9 ............. ist
Henry Brashear to J. W. Jones, an
undivided one-thlrd interest in
the west half OF lots ana 10,
block 20, south side Buffalo bayou,
corner Travis and Franklin
streets; also oue-third interest," In
ISL acres in the John Flowers sur
vey .,.,..............,......... eOot
g. r. s. Andres to Louis Bryan. lots
l, 2 9 and Z. Burns addition, north
side Buffalo bayou .........A.. is0l
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TWO DAMAGE SUITS FlLfd
porNGs ow THrc FIF-ry-rrrTH DIS
TRrCT CIVIL COURT.
probate Court, County Court, Real
Estate Trnnsfers. Marriage LII
cenaes and other News.

John Terry has fled suit AGAINST the
TEXAS and New Orleans railway Cor $4,000
dasnages. He alleges that while he was
6lck he was made to leave a boarding
house conducted oy an agent OF tho de-
sendAnt company; that he was entitled to
enter the conpany's hospital, having paid
the customary hospital Zee. but that he
was delbarred from so doing.
James Dawson sues 7. J. Shea for 49,
900 damages for personal injuries, the
suit being filed for the Fi6ty- NTH District
civil court.
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Marriage nicenss.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED last week:
]. ]. Mlze and Mrs. p. G. Younge.
Fred j. Heyne and Miss Mary Halle
Brookshlre.
IL. A. Delery and MSS z. G Gouidman.
Trunk Cpbbs and Rosa Wright.
Toay Reader and Hiss Idt Dompster.
a. .. Hiidsh-gnd and Miss Bertha
johns.
II. J. ". Jones ard Mlzs ora Lowry.
10 L. Dupree ard Mrs Annie PARROT.
Henry Williams AID Dina Coleman
", n. Croker and NJ. IL. Thompson.
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wtfty-nftn pi.trIet civil ceurt.

Harriet Conrad VS.. George II. Breaker
ct al; Judgment for plaintn for revision
OF execution of sale Oh lot 10, Holman
survey, against all defendants and for
all oosts; judgment for Ina P. Jones
against plaintiff for sac, for which let
execution win Issue.
Joe Nj. Sam ys. Robert Hendricks At al;
3udgment ior platn5itf for SeS.75 and fore
closure Of lien.
JULIUS Hasshl1e VS.. estate OF justine
Rupersberg. deceased; judgment for de-
PENDANT, to which plaintin excerpts and
gives notice Of appeal.
F'lorine ScRelle VS.. w. B. soRelle, tuds-
nent for plainaf for divorce and restora-
ton OF maiden name. Florine Powell.
K. A. Hudson VS.. John G. Blackburn ct
al continued generally.
Carrie Hussey vs.. w. G. Hussey; judg-
meuG for plaintiff for divorce.
II. Mesterson VS.. j. Ii. BuFn"tt q al:
on trial.
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= George Mccormick. shed on La Branch
street; sis.
Max Stuhenrauch, repairs TO roofs of
three houses Congress avenue; $500.
r. j. Smith. bowling alley In rear, Prcs-
ton avenue; $50
Western Newspaper company. partition
10 building, Franklin avenue $40.
Clarence Young. repairs 10 two houses
Roberts street. $50.
@ " Ringers. roof. Commerce and Fan
min; $3.50.
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Stockings for Women
Bows and Girls.

We've told you on several occasions TO lei y
know whenever bad results exist from, th]
stockings you buy at this store. We repe,]l
the story and it holds good as long as stost]
ings are sold by us. You are entitled to good
goods. Some stores don't care and sson1
don't know any better Well thank Won IN
any information about stockings being baJ]
when bought from us.
Onyx Hose for ladies'. 1910, f5c, 25c, CSC SOD
Onyx Hose for boys. .124c, 15c, 25c 35c,5ol
Onyx Hose for girls 124c, t5c, 2sc, 3sc, Sol
Finer ones, of course, in lace effects for Ldic,
at 75c, 800, csc, 100, 1.25 and up.
Infants Lace Sox, pink, blue. red, white. .25s
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James Dawson VS. II, J. Shea damages
John Terry VS.. Texas and New Orleans
Railway Company; damages.
State OF Texas VS.. Martin Chhrwane NJ
IL: Tux debt.
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Ladies' Vests.

New ones coming to us quite often r.,
the stock fresh. No old ones to offer von NJ
Isle Vests, 1oc. 124c, t5c, 25c, CSC and q.
NeckS, properly tapped and in each cas-. y, ~
guarantee with everyone sold here. Z
Silk Vests, pink, blue and white, soc. An ~,
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rroI,nte C,oury,

ESTATE Of Peter Douglass, deceased,
Max Nettles files application FOR letters
OF temporary enthusiastically
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Faces and Embroideries.

This section is where you will always find
crowd. Dainty Laces and Embroideries we'll
selected, and painstaking saesladies to s;rya
you. No credit to us, Of course, to hav3
pleasant saleSpeopie, but a credit due The sslcsI
people themselves.
Valenciennes Laces at, per dozen yards, I'D
zoe, 25c, CSC, soc, 75c, CSC, 100, 100, 1884
40 and up.
NainSook, Swiss and Hamburg Embroidered
SC, ioc, t24c, 15c, 18c, zoe, 25e and up.
We will be glad to send you samples.
Fancy Neck Stocks at 1Sc and 500. Il
Two lots have been made of our entire soc3
of Chiffon and Mousseline Neck Stocks and
JabotS. A clean sweep will be made quickly
and the prices are going to do the work.
Choice of our 100 and i.25 Neck Stocks s2sc||
Choice of our $50 and i.7S Neck Stocks,SO45
Ninety.nine.Cent Umbrellas.
Ask of those who purchased one OF these ex-|
ceptionaI Umbrella bargains. They will ASSURE
you of their satisfaction. Gloria, tight ROLL
steel rods, Dresden or wooden handles; QQnI
$50 kind .......5.......... ....,..o ~
sc yard for Sheer Pretty Law.
Other stores try hard to equal our Lawn value'I
Today you'll find the toc kind in sheer fnI
quality and pretty designs, at per yard So
l5c yard for Nos.7, and Y Velvet MbDons|
Big purchase by us short time ago enables v
to offer Black Silk Velvet Ribbons in 15n|
either Nos. 7, 9 or Il, worth 2sc yardtor ~
Black Silk Brocaded Top Skirts, LW.
About 10 left. You can use one, no douO.|
We are closing out the little lot. You I In|
may find your size. If so. .........'
rs wards Crash for only S9c.
so pieces here of our extra fine quality Iou ~
Crash. Each piece contains Is yards. son
ALWAYS at s. per yard. HyCI
Piece of IS yards for only ..........
6S.inch wide White Organizes lSe.
You need not fear of getting heavy usv
quality of Organdie; but our regular 1Hci
35c kind, full % inches wide, per yafa :
Soiled CorSetS, SOC.
Not great many to select from; .pul siV ,h;s
you find the size and shape you want u ,,'A
small lot, you will find $50 to 2'9o .bUci
Corsets for only. ~
6 yards Fancy Skirt Linen for l'e,
10 pieces to select from. Fancy slrpsa ~
ems. Just the thing for Skirts ZJCI
SIX yards for a.
10 yards Fine Cambria Domestic TOT -
None to dealers and only 10 yards 70 eAs, -
toner. Full So inches wide; S5c kina' 4yCI
Only 10 yards for ........,.'.''.''
Sundry Specials. ) ,.,.v
Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, all sizes. i0a'' 81
ChiIdrens Tucked Drawers, sizes TO ~ y,Iv am
Ladies' Tucked Drawers, made o. gooa qA-' ajcI
brio .. ...... ..,...,...t,c To
36-inch wide extra quality Bleaehed pol''''a 81
morrow per yard ...,,,,.,.'f''., 2S
Pillow Cases, 4sx36, for. ....icsI
Pillow Cases, 42xS6, extra qualty.'- .'.''' sci
Sheets, 1880, hemmed ....,...-.,'s''''f' $40
Sheets, Sixoo, hemmed .....4....''s''....... ;I i
Sheets, 63x9o, hemmed nsttsfns -
Extra quality Fancy GlnghanS, pre'9 p' 4Fj
yards Tor ....-......-s.-- 1850 ~ nsesir-I
Remnants In each department !, rloth, !
able Lawns. Dimities, Maass a,s Rib.
Laces, Embroideries, White u
hons and Linens.
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will Napkins and Table Linens liking Prices tor a
la than We
before with quality and make you good
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CORSET COVERs.-t2tc, Csc, 49c, SOC, 75c,
SOC, o8c 100, i.25 and up.
GoWNs.-s9c, 75c, SOC, oSc, 100, 1.2s,
1.35, $50, los, t.75, i.So and up.
DRAWERS.-25c, ACC, soc, Csc, 7sc, SOC,
CSC, 400, lbs, 1876, $50 and up.
CHEMIsEs.-i.oo, t.2s, $50, LIS, 200,
2.25, $50 and up.
.sKlRTs.-i25, t.s9, 175, 1.So. 1873, 200,
2.25, $50 and up.
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Napkins.

5-S size Satin Damask Napkins, Tx
formerly ooc per Dozen now ....S W
5-8 size Satin Damask Napkins, QSo
formerly 1.io per dozen, now ....... W.
5-8 size Satin Damask Napkins, 90,
formerly las per dozen, now ........O wv
SO size Satin Damask Napkins, 4 OK
formerly $50 per Dozen now .......s '%V
SIS size Satin Damask Napkins, 4 IN
formerly 1.75 per dozen, now. ......s'
S-4 size Satin Damask Napkins, Q0o
formerly 400 per dozen, now ....... wv
ga size Satin Danask Napkins, tx
formerly t,4o per dozen, now .......s'fO
3-4 size Satin Damask Napkins, 4 TX
formerly 200 per dozen, now .......f'S@
"a size Satin Damask Napkins, . nm
formerly 2.4o per dozen, now....... %'oO
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Cotton Shirt Waists.

Good looking Colored Shirt Waists, well made,
going out lively. The prices are doing the
thing, because we are selling
Regular 75c to CSC Waists for. ....... $50
Regular $50 to LIS Waists for ........ CSC
Regular 200 to 2.25 Waists for ........L00
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P. Findiey and Miss Erie w. Black were
ments for the excursion. This IL looked
upon as an event that Will afford much
pleasure to the members.
On motion IL was decided to adjourn
meetings during the summer months ow-
ing to the approach Of the vacation eea-
son as well as the warm weather.
Messrs. o. p. Findley. VI. A. Gimbei. ].
III. Swope and Mr. Cobb were appointed a
committee on permanent membership dur
Ing the summer months: they TO transact
all the matters connected with the asso-
citation during that time.
Mesers ID. Y. Waite and o. p. Flndley
were appointed to designate a suitable
emblem for the association same 10 con-
sist OF button bearing a symbolic de-
sign Of The Knights OF the Ingenious
Art"
number OF booklets containing the
proceedings OF the first annual meeting of
the Texas State Stenogrsphers' assoaia-
ton. held in Waco recently. were received
by Mr.. Swope. president of the Hous on
order, and distributed among the mem-
bers. The booklet is gotten up in very
neat form and contains list OF the State
officers, executive committees, charter
members, constitution bylaws and sew
eral addresses. among them the addresses
OF welcome delivered in behalf of the city
OF Waco ~ Mayor McCulloch
After the transaction OF further bust
ness the association adjourned to meet
again after the expiration of the summer
months
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GREESvrLLn Ba,nrs.
Fell from scuffoid and Was andi =
Nurt--Cnll for - Nrxx Pnstnr


Greenvlle. Texas. May 2t-Quitc Sc
rious accident occurred yesterday morn
ine on South stonewali street. at the resi-.
dence under construction for Dr. PEN
nington. Young Taylor Gilmer, stepson Of
John Bethel, was at work on scanold
assisting in carrying up brick and other
material to the mason at work on IN.
chimney. A plank on which the brick had
been laid was overbalaRced BY the load
and In topping over caused young Gilinef
to lose his balance and fall a distance q,
about fyenty feet
One arm was dislocsted al the wrist
and be was badly bruised on one sldo,
being also severely shocked by the fall.
He was hit by falling brick and the won
der Is that he VAS not killed outright.
At conference last night OF the mem-
bers OF the First Baptlst church Il was
voted TO call Elder Ingram OF Cors.Cana
TO take pastoral charge OF the church.
There was good attendance Of the men,
bership and the usual interest shown in
the matter OF selecting pastor. including
speeches from the leaders
Extensive Improvements and additions
are under way at the Touring mill and
the additional machinery is being placed.
The mill Is shut down and WIN not run
until repairs are complete,
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current Litcrntnrc Gus.

The Current Literature club met yes
terdsy a: the residence OF Mrs. 81 Pack-
ard. An election of officers was held, with
the following results: President MIS- 81
Packard Cre-elected); first vice president.
Mrs. ]. w Maxcy; second vice pres
dent Mrs. e. c. Blake recording ae.te
tsry, Mrs. Horace Booth CORRESPONDING
secretary. Mrs b. A Randolph treasurer,
Mics celeste Bujac; critic. Mrs Mary ac-
powell; librarian. Mrs. d. F. Dunlap The
next meeting will be with Mrs, Thomas
II. Brown. San Jaeinto street, on Tuss-
day morning at 10 O'clock
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srENoGRApHERs MEET.

ISN'T Excursion Assured - New
|n. Committees Formed.
NM smosrs Of the stenographers' as
~ assembled last night in regular
. i ~enthiy gathering at their hall in
rug building. The meeting proved
81. spirited one and was largely at
~. After roll call OF officers, the
kc,s.s y the last meeting we're read and
ssmoership OF the association was
sa by the addition OF several new
s s't All members OF the assoeia-
In y. reported in good positions
~ later of moonlight excursion TO
49, came up for consideration. and
<1as night, June 10, was unanimously
n ~ fitting time. Messrs. =. II.
- T. kapner. @. J. Mcdonald. o.
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RcnIEstatc Trnn.ter,.

Z. ], Wystrom and wife to F. w.
Colby, trustee, lots 80 and 81,
block 2, in Aldine.. ............ 81
j. e. HALT and wife to F. w. Colby.
trustee, lots so to &c, block 8, In
Aldine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. B. Rice to James A. Baker, Jr.,
SS-acre lot j, subdivision of lot s, :
o. Smith survey .......,...... 40
Fl. B. Rice to James A. Baker, Jr,,
lets ana 6, block 62l; lots 6 TO
10. block 622: lots and 10, part
l. and O. block 62S; all block
6l2: lots /, 2, 3, IL. 6 to ., part
10 and II, block eli; parts
OF lots 6 to 10 inclusive. block 552;
part lots to 10, one-half IL ana
10. block $40, all in Ranger addi-
ton ................,... o'V
Josiah paden to A. Comstock, out i.
lot 9S7, e. Crimson league :"
w. II. Palmer and wife to A. Com
stock, outlot 1888 in q. Crimson = =
league .............''..''. ~
H. C. and u. S. Paige, by Geo. L.
Porter, attorney, and Geo L. Por-
ter to S. L. Goldman, lots 3, w.
one-half and IL, block 1884 49,.
VIM. Terry to ]. NJ. D. Turner, luz
acres part Terry 5 acres In lot d
Paige subdivision, J. Reinerman
league ........ '''.'
l. A. Robinson to ]. NJ. D. Turner.
6 55-1OO acres In Rodgers and Iur-
nyr tract, ]. Reinerman league i
IT, NJ. D. Turner and wife, Annie D.,
"a I. Trampton, IL acres, ! acre
and . IL acres in j. Reinerman
league ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Suit for Damages.

sherman. Texas. May 2l.--Tn the DIS
trict court today John Dooley, colored
fled suit for damages against Marion
and $4,000 exemplary damages. He alleges
that he was wrongrully deprived OF his
liberty and physically mistreated without
warrant Of law by the warden while he
was acting In the capacity OF a special Of
ficer OF the town OF Whitowright.
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;
BuFFsLo BAYOU SHIP CHANNEL.
Captain Richie Authorized TO Adver
tise for BIDS.


Galveston News, May %.
Captain c. S. Richie, United States en-
gineer received authority from Washing
ton yesterday morning to advertise for
bids for digging the Buffalo bayou ship
channel. Specifications for the project
were forwarded to washington two weeks
ago yesterday and have not been returned
The telegraphic advice to advertise for
bids Is accepted as evidence that the
specifications have been approved ana
that there will be no further delay In the
proposed Improvement Bids VIII be m
vited through advertisements for thirty
days and it is expected that work VIII be
commenced within two months on the hFst
section OF the channel. which embraces
twenty eight miles. from Galveston har-
Dor to Morgan's cut.
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THE COURTS.
rifty-afth District ciyii Con,

bridge; motion for new trial overruled. to
which defendants except and give notice
of appeal.
Levi Sam VS.. v. Schiller. ST.; judgmen,
for plaintiff for s395.14 and interest at II
per cent and foreclosure on land de-
scribed in petition.
Carey Jackson vs. Thomas Jackson;
judgment for plaintiff for divorce.
Kuhlman & HOLLOW VS.. j. B. Herndon
continued gcserally.
w. II. Anthony VS.. British American
Assurance Company; continued generally
J. l.. Williams, executor, VS.. Y. Il.
Wiley ct al. on trial.
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Dress Goods.

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5 styles, beautiful designs, good black
and will not change color, ~
worth 6oc yard. Special today. Zoc
CHINA SlLKS-~2s shades TO choose
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senntnrinI cnnvass.

Mr.. w. L. While, candidate for the state
senate, will speak at Turner Hall, this
city. next Saturday night at siSo oeioeA'
Next week ha viii speak in Waller eoun-
ty, beginning at Hampstead Monday night.
The following week he win canvass Aus
tin county. and the next Fort Bend Ins