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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23
DELAY OF NEGOTIATIONS
Suggestion That the Peace Confer
enee Be Transferred.

A London Recommendation That the
PIenipotentiaries Complete Their
Deliberations in the Chinese Mat
ter Either in Washington or Some
European CapitaI-Proposition for
Charge Favored Here-Posvers
Advised to Formulate a Demand.
Dispatches From PeI<in Indicate
Great Jneasine<s Over the Failure
to Decide the Celestial Problem
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Rev. D. E. sguART,s CASE.
The Accused Preacher Released or
SI,0o0 Bonds.

wI4REsBARRE. Pa, Nov. 2S.-Fhe ha-
beas corpus hearing in the case OF Rev.
D. E. Stuart, who is accused of malprac-
tice. and for whom there is a warrant
out for the murder of his wife, was called
before Judge Woodward at 1850 O'Clock
this morning
District ATTORNEY Martin, who had not
before appeared in the case, took charge
of the proceedings. Constable Kulp. the
prosecutor, had scme of his witnesses
present, but the district attorney asked
for postponement in order that q dag
nosis could be made of the stomach of
Mrs. Stuart After some argument. the
hearing was fixed for week from today.
The prisoner secured bondsman. tie
amount being s.. .0O0
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FOOD SHORTAGE IN TIE RAND.
UitIander Advises Against the Re-
turn OF Refugees

DURHAM, Natal, Nov 21-(T .. MI
a member OF the johannesburg Uitlander
Committee has returned here from visit
to the Rand. He says it would be absurd
for refugees to attempt to return to the
Rand at present as there is great short
age OF food supplies. lie speaks highly
OF the work of the military authorities IN
battling with the difficult problems now
confronting them.
There is considerable recruiting here for
the corps OF irregulars that has served
since the outbreak of the war Several
new corps are also being formed.
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STEAMSHIP FIFE WRECKED.
Vessel Runs ashore in the Strait.
of Belle Isle.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., Nov. 2S.-The new
steamship Fife. one of the feet owned by
R c. Reid. the railway contractor. ran
ashore in the Straits of Belle Isle yester-
day and is total wreck.
The crew, finding that it was impossible
to save the ship, took to the life boats
They had a terrible experience drifting
about in open boats, in a heavy storm, bat
all were finally saved. The ship, which
cost 500, eco is q total loss
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Despatehes from
Pekin to the Globe" and to a news
agency say there is great uneas.ness
there over the delay in the peace nsgo-
tiations.
Persons most competent to judge of the
situation suggest the transfereace of The
negotiations either to European capital
or to Washington, and add that the pleni-
potentiaries should be permitted to az
range terms which shall be presented in
the form of demand, and viii not re-
quire a negotiation with any Chinese
Commissioner.
It was said at the State Department this
afternoon that nothing had been heard Of
fcially concerning the proposed change of
the peace negotiating tribunal from Pekin
TO Washington. or one Of the European cap
itaIs The department is still waiting for
word from Minister Conger regarding the
progress Of negotiations at the Chinese
capital and any decision that may have
been reached by the representatives Of the
Powers
A prominent official OF the State Depart
ment said that change of the scene of
negotiations TO Washington or even to
one of the European diplomatic centres is
favored by the Americans authorities. since
it would be likely TO hasten the work to
be performed and remove the representa-
tives of the nations from an atmosphere
that is anything but agreeable after what
has occurred in Pekin. He stated that, il
his opinion. Washington presents many
advantages over the European capitals as
seat for the important deliberations of
the delegates and that decision would
be reached much sooner here than else
where.
The delay Of the negotiations is causing
Worldwide concern, he added. and some
thing should be done to hurry a conclusion
CT the sittings, especially since procrasti-
nation is encouragement for the Chinese
and can be Of advantage to them only
DELAYS are dangerous in the matter of
the Chinese problem as in all important
questions. and the suggestion for a change
Of scene is the natural 0utgrowth of the
iStEAAi - s4iaS seems 70 nave ATTENDED tne
conference at Pekin.
The State Department officials expected
that the suggestion from London would
arouse discussion that would soon re-
suit in definite action by the allied Pow
ers, although this Government is not ike
ly 10 take the initiative in advising the
transfer OF the celebrating court CT for
eign ministers from its present sitting
place.
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Miner Trying to Recuperate.

CAPE TOWN, Nov 2S.-sir Alfred Nil
ner, Governor Of Cape Coloay. and British
High Commissioner to South Africa, has
gone On 3 short cruise oG the British war
ship Doris to recuperate from eyerwork-
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sennfor Dnvfs Gaining strenrtr,

ST. PAUL. Nov. Ex-senator Davis rest
ed well during the night and appears to
be gaining strength.
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NorfoIk 3 Washineton steamboat @.

Delightful trips daily at ESQ p. IN from foc,s
Seventh Street to Old Point Comfort, Newaost
News Norfolk, and TIE South. For schedrIe, sec
PAGE Z.
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LONDON. Nov. 2S.-According to Con
stantinopIe despatch received here today
the Porte has definitely rejected the re-
quest for an exequatur for United states
Consul at Harpoot (Kharput)-
This refusal is regarded by the United
States Legation as a direct violation of
treaty rights and consequently. notwith-
standing the refusal, DR.. Thomas Il. Nor
ton, who was appointed by President Nc
Kinley some time ago to establish a Con
silate at Kharput. has been directed to
proceed to his post.
The expected visit of the battles!ip
Kentucky to smyrna is believed to relate
as much TO this matter as to the indemni-
y question.
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German ANTARCTIC Exned,ttop

BERLIN, Nov 23.-Emperor William
has appointed Capt. Hans Rufer, of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steamship Company,
nautical leader of the German Antarctic
expedition.
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sI.25 To baltimore and Return s4.25
Via pcnnsvIrar,fa Railroad

Tickets Sn sale Saturday and SUNDAY. NoEeBasser
q and 25 good to return until Monday. No7eIahsE
2s All tsains except Congressional iiazitea.
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s1.o0 To Frederick, Hsgerstovvr.
Winchester. and Martinsburg,
Nor

Via B. K O. R z Leave Washington 4. m.
stopping at principal Metropolitan Branch points
Returning leave Winchester and HagqrStoUn AZ
:. Nartinsburg ID. and Frederick 40 ?. "a.
same day 81 for round Trip
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FIynn's Business College. sth and X
Basiaess. Shorthand, Typewritine-s2s year.
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spanish ErIigranfx for America

CORUNA, Nov. 2s.-Three steamers
have sailed from this port within three
days fer the United States having on
beard a,750 emigrants.
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Keep your house ySnrna-use ou- Hes:
weather strip One cent ser foot, At 9th and n.
Z ky
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Change of scheduIe or B.

Sunday, November 25 For schedule Of trains
cali at B. Q o. Offices or see daily papers on
Sunday and thereafter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23

Ballantiness India Pale Ale is the most peries.
tome ever hTeNed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23

Tear Flooring without knot.
Pretsiest Heoring in town only So per Ieo IT, by
E Lif,bev & Co
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New Bright Flooring only s1.50 per
100 square IT. Always lumber bargains by F. Lib
hey & Ce.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23

Frank Libbex & Co. always give
Lowest lumber prices Flooring sl25 per 100 II,
At 9TH and \. y. Ay.
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weather strip 1 cent per foot and

give Il to you made OF hardwood, with felt o
rubber edges esh AID y Y Av.
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s1.20 tie baltimore and Return via
q & Q. Snfuraar ana sunday.

November q and .. good for return until fol-
cept RSyal Limited
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Carpenters Lists studied eles~z
lowest bids, al the Peoples Lamb
i iIsbry s CO.
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One cent IineaI for AEe-f Jsy-zSIser
strip. Put it Sn yourself Can ssh n. 7 Av
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
ArdmOre News Notes.

Ardmore, [. r., Jan. 12.-Let every
one who is behind settle up. must
make full report next week. Services
at the NJ. E. church Sunday were APP
propriate. Rev. ToOmbs preached an
excellent sermon Sunday. Miss Addie
Haywood was the guest OF Miss Mag
gle Latimore Wednesday. One case of
small poX is reported here in south
end. Rev. TOombs has nice music
class. The ministers have organized a
city conference. Miss Florence An
derson has gone to Temple. Mr.. II
Young, w. Young's infant and Mrs, S.
Peeks are sick. Mrs. G.. Young has
returned. Mr.. B. H Allen and family
are again with us. Miss N. Curry has
gone to Fort Worth. Ardmore people
are wide awake; they are reading the
Dallas Express. Mr.. B. F. Morgan has
returned from Louisiana. Mrs. Rem
ney made a trip to Gainesville. Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinney have moved to
Hallville.
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WILLS POINT, TEN, Jan. 12.-
Rev. o. T. Womack was here last
week. Mr.. Jonah Afford is all smiles
on account of the arrival of 10 pound
boy at his house. Rev. S. c. Craig and
wife, of Calvert, are here and contem-
plate making this their home; a
hearty welcome is extended them.
NJ essrs. VIM. Afford and W. Faulks
are sicklisted. Mr.. James Mccain,
one of Wills Points popular cooks,
buys an Express every Saturday. Mr..
J. Wallace has moved back to his
place. Mrs. Wright is improving.
CROCKETT, TEN, Jan. 12.-Mr.
R. F. Anderson is going to the river
bottom to make crop. Mr.. Thomas
w. Horton, who has been visiting rel
atives here, has returned to Bellville,
Texas. Mr.. Jos. Patrick has come
home sick, from Arkansas. Mrs. Co
ra Wright has returned from Calves
ton. Mrs. Bette Jackson is GONZALES
cent. Foor .nobby colored gents, cake
walk in muddy street without pay
to attract the Mary Allen seminary
girls. Mr.. W. NJ. Scott, in deal with
Mr.. Henry Warren, added several
more acres to his estate.
The dinner that was given at Mrs.
L. Davis, Xmas, was brilliant affair.
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ulimer Gleanings

,,1, r'asF, os l.. Texas, Jan. 12.-The enroll
Gw 2., ol,mer high school is 143
,.'Yl,a ,s.,'ayT,aa 9onner, of Indian Rock,
s55T 1IIed GI Monday, in Gilmer high
.a,-or Ar' Joe Beasely aud Miss
4riDJ. TP;arFled P;on,ld on the 18th inst. Mrs
> ,ero.a1 w., lg1f'on has been indisposed
ss,tT.,,aL weeks. Miss Easter Ford
nG,5ss,.sa Don't make your order
>s roa g' d spring or a summer suit
sr9,asI yAainlne the finest line OF
1o5j-orr' r'er brought to Gilmer, on
Forge pb1!s p az the Peoples grocery
| ~ATb.a,,,It. It.ips, colored, has bought
eoer s1os ,. white) interest in the
,uil ndp,'.} al The Peoples grocery,
t&e s. ss,sa yoat.aae to run the business
is to,o5!o.4 a.,y Old stand. Mrs. G. w.
~aa.. s'li'.as 3 or / miles west OF
Us been c'9 unity teachers' institute
'styte,cc1lll.e c1ll.ea for the 2oth inst; let
.go.s. J5,afs 5aI is now in session mere.
Tie Penny Fuarters for the Express
iab.l to top.e grocery. Can when
se' Ii on the street.
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Houston News.

Houston, Tex, Jan. 12.-Rev. P. II.
Collier, D. D., filed the pulpit at
Camp Zion church Sunday night.
Rev. j. r. Jamerson is in the city.
Mrs. E. Rucker of st. Louis, is in the
city. Mrs. Nancy Williams, aged so
years, died Sunday night, and was
buried from the Mt. Zion church.
Frierson, Phipps and Broyles, tho
colored undertakers, should have the
support of the colored people of
Houston. Rev. J. w. Wright of
Browns Chapel A. M. E. church was
caller at our office, and subscribed
for the Express. Hon. j. A. Brook Cf
San Antonio, was here this week.
The Baptist PASTORS conference met
at Watts chapel, at IL O'clock in their
regular weekly meeting. Rev. p. FL.
jenkins is doing well in his business,
at the corner of Hill and Nance streets.
The United Sons of Liberty lodge,
No. 1949, G. U. o. of o. F. elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: r, Tivis, P. N; f. b. w. Can
ton, N. F.; John Thomas, p. N. g.;
A r. Smith, N. g.; S. H. Surrett, V.
G.; r. S. Kittrell, advocate; G. A.
King, P. S.; h. Fields, E. s.; j. A.
Jones, Sr., w. c.; N. McLin, w. Il.
Take care of yourself and family by
a policy in the Southern Mutual Benc-
fit association for a few cents per
week, or by joining this lodge, the
FraterEal Union of America, the best
planior sickness, accident and death.
Benefit or insurance organizers
wanted. w. F. Lane, supreme organ
izer, 4O3 1-2 Travis street. Houston,
Texas
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NAVASOTA, TEX Jan. 12.-Sun-
day, at the hospital home of Mrs.
Fannie Austin, one of the grandest
spreads of the social season, given la
honor of Miss Willie Lockhart. The
parlor doors wer9 thrown open sharp
iv at l O'Clock, at which time the mer-
ry guests arrived and after many good
songs, recitatiOns, ETC., were INDUCED
in, and the jolly crowd proceeded to
the dining room where a sumptuOus
repast awaited their arrival. At
O'Clock each individual was at the ia
BILE, and after toast by Mr.. Robert
Duncan, the invited guests began
to enjoy the festivities they found.
Each one did ample justice. The fol-
lowing is part of the menu:
Meats turkey, ham sandwiches and
chicken; ambrosia-salads, turkey
salad and potato salad; cakes-frult
cake, chocolate cake and jelly cake !;
fruits-bananas oranges and apples;
drinks-chocolate and boiled custard,
spiked with imported wine. The hours
of night growing gradually on caused
the merry seekers to retire to their re-
spective homes each one saying "Ive
got my moneys WORTH" wishing ev-
cry day was Sunday. The participants
of this grand affair were: Misses
Parthena Lynch, Gertrude Cole, En-
nh A Hamilton, Matte l.. Blunt and
Madam Fannie Austin; Messrs. w.
o Curtis, r. L. Duncan, w. H. Cald-
well, E. L. Lynch, w. G. Bowen, |. A.
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BRUSHY CREEK. TEX. Jan. 12-

BRUSHY CREEK, TEN, Jan. 12.-
Rev. j. d. Tubbs and the Express
man gave an up-to date entertain
ment at the residence of Mr.. E. l..
Hamilton. Mr.. G.. E. Hamilton of
Corsicana, lost one of his horses.
He and family left for their home
Miss Julia A. Davis opened school on
the 1st. The following persons are
new Express readers: Mesdames Nj.
Helm and Fannie H rton, Messrs. w. .
B. Baily and J. English Mr.. w. B.
Baily is visiting his best girl, at Good
sOnville. Mrs. Horton gave cake
cutting. Mr.. G.. Moore and Mrs. b. A.
McGriff will be married Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs. Me-
Gift.
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BROWNWOOD. TEX. j

BROWNWOOD, TEX, Jan. 12.-
Rev. II. Williams and Mr.. G. Brown
are on the s:cklist. Mrs. Julia Bagley
presented her husband with fine
baby girl on the 3rd. Mrs. Thomas
and Mr.. p. Green have joined the Ex-
press readers. The A. M. E. Sunday
school was well attended Sunday.
The reporter was at Sunday school
Sunday. Mrs. G. G. Dennis has moved
on COggin's addition. Mrs. Annie
Collins left for Alvarado Tuesday.
Mr.. H: Dickson returned from Fort
Worth. Prof. Hardin never fails to
buy the Express. Mrs. r. F. Hardin
is in Terrell. Miss Belle of Illinois, is
here.
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TERRELL, TEXAS, Jan. 12.-Mr.
George Martin of Elmo, stopped in
the city few days this week. Miss
MOllie Terrell left for Texarkana Tues
day morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Washington Mrs. Lucy
Goodson, accompanied by Mrs. Rosa
Fields of Dallas, went to Kaufman
Monday. Mr.. J. w. Griffin went to
Texarkana Sunday night. Mr.. Chas.
Young went to Dallas Saturday. Mr..
Robert Brooks went to Dallas Sunday.
Marshall Belfrey of Kaufman, spent
Sunday in the city. Mrs. Hattie Mem
berly visited Dallas Saturday. Miss
Lucy Bell left for BrownwOod Friday.
Mrs. l.. B. A. Gay and children, of
Gainesville, are in the city. Messrs.
/. H. Terrell and Crutchfield Wagner
visited Dallas Sunday. Misses Blanche
Wade and Hattie Word visited Dallas.
Mr.. j. Spikes of Dallas, was here Sun
day. Rev. DR.. Griggs preached to
crowded house Sunday night.
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WYNNEWOOD, l. T., Jan. 12.-
Rev. B. E. Givens attended his regu-
lar services Sunday. There is great
excitement in our city; one case of
smallpox is reported. New-Year's
dinner was rendered by Rev. B. E.
Givens. An entertainment was given
by the young peoples club, at the
residence of Rev. Givens.
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BREMOND, TEX, Jan. 12.-Rev.
VIM. Reed was returned here. Mr.. A.
Harper has fine baby. Mr.. Randolph
Moore has returned from Ennis. Rev.
S. M. Lackridge has returned. Mr.. G.
Parker of Conroe, is shoemaking with
A. d. Jones. Mr.. VIM. Miller's house
was burned recently. Rev. OH. Shiv-
ers preached at the New Hope Baptist
church Sunday night.
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CANTON, TEX, Jan. 12.-Rev.
Tinsly, the G. NJ. E. pastor, has come.
Mr.. Henry Wynne, the agents father,
departed this life on the 9TH inst; he
was so years old. Rev. Tinsly con-
Quoted the funeral exercise. Mrs. NJ.
o. Shaw, of Dallas, was called here to
see Mr.. Wynne, her father, last week.
Mr.. Archie Johnson, of Myrtle Springs,
is attending Prof Martins school here.
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bELION, TEX, Jan. 12.-Rev. J. A.
Jones returned from Waco Saturday.
rev. Adair preached at Magnolia Ban
tlst church Sunday. Mr.. Frank Moore
went to Corsicana last week. Mrs. T..
Thompson has purchased a home in
East Belton and took possession Mon
day. Go to j. G. Aliens for a nice
clean shave and the Dallas Express.
Mrs. E Graves of Roger, is here. Mr..
G. II. Graves is convalescing.
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SAN MARCOS, TEX, ,Jan.12 Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Miller gave a
New Years dinner. Mr.. w. L. Smith
and Miss Paralee Calvin married the 3
inst. Mr.. T. M. Smith arrived to-day
from Denton, Tex. The NJ. K. & L.
will begin their railroad work from
San Marcos to San Antonio February
z. See A. r. Newman and subscribe
for the Dallas Express.
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The old homestead of Mrs. Amy How
ard was sold Jan. 2, 1900 Mrs. Bette
jackson and Mrs. Della Mckinney are
siek. sst. Rev. Dickson is the new pastor
ofthe A. Nj. E. church.
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S. Collier has retained from Georgia,
and South Carolina, sick. Some OF
of our young men got drunk ana
played the fool during the holidays,
and are scouting from justice. Mr.. j.
T. Ware of South Carolina is here.
Mrs. jamie Arnett is still sick.
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LEHIGH, 1. T., Jan. 12.-Mr. J, w.
Williams has moved his family to the
city, from Denison. Mr.. Will Jones
has returned. Mr.. E. W., | will ad-
wise you not to entertain Miss >. M
Mr.. Dennis Williams has resigned his
position at Green's hotel. Mrs. He's
ter Wilson, of Sonth McAlister, is the
guest OF her sister, Miss Annie Ad-
ans. Mrs. A. Jones and Mrs. Ii.
Wilson were the guests of Miss Estel-
la Morgan, Monday. Mr.. M. Bailey
accidentally shot himself, by letting
his revolver fall from his pocket.
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BIG SANDY, TEN, Jan. 12.-Sun-
day was regular meeting day at the c.
Nj. E. church; Rev. r. A. Hagler
preached. Miss Thurman, of Pittsburg,
stopped here this week Ell route to
her school at Kilgore. Mr.. d. Bland
has opened a neat little barber shop.
Rev. d. A. Scott was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Watson last week.
Rev. Dixon passed through enroute to
Nashville, Tenn.
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NO OTHER MAGAZINE IN THR WORLD

so fully and fairly presents the opinions Of the
leading writer's and thinkers on all questions
of public interest as THE NORTH AMKRIOAH RI
vIEw-BoEton Journal.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

ST. MARK, TEX, Jan. 12.-Miss
Sallie Steward is sick listed. Rev. ].
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PAULS VALLEY, |. T., Jan. 12.-
Mr.. j. Donaldson was up from Ardmore
last Sunday. The Acme laundry will
change proprietors on the 22nd. Mr..
and Mrs Ware, of WynnewOod, have
moved here. Mrs. G.. II. Cravens and
daughter are still living in the coun-
try. Mr.. l.. Davis, of Wynnewood, is
in the city. Wanted one hundred
readers for the Dallas Express. c. b.
Bggins is going to push the paper to
success. Subscribe now.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

GRANDVIEW, TEN, Jan. 12.'-Mr.
Zack Daniels and wife, Of Fort Worth,
have moved back to Mr.. T. F. Mas
toms. Preaching at the Baptist
church, by Rev. Il. w. Taw. Big de-
mand for cooks here. Address K. B.
Rodgers. The oil mill will close down
this week. Our public school opened
with w. s, Station. teacher.
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LAMPASAS, TEN, Jan. 12.-Mrs.
Pleasant, wife of Rev. Pleasant will
soon be with him on his work.
Grandma Mary, who went blind quite
a while ago in Waco, is now being
cared for by Mrs. Susan Jackson.
Rev. Green Johnson, pastor of the
Baptist church preached Sunday.
Parents, send your children to school.
A high time was enjoyed by all at the
home of Mrs. Patterson Saturday
night. Mrs. NJ. Powers is doing bust
Mr.. VIM. Griffin has killed about
1900 pounds of meat for his own use.
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WEATAERFORD, TEN, Jan. r.
Rev. G. c. RawlstOn was here last Sun
day holding his first quarter. Mrs.
Estelle Matt is still very sick. Mr.. H.
w. Harper was sick last week. The
grand master of the B. l. B. Of X. was
in the city last week on lodge bust
ness. Miss Hassie Pollard left last
week for Mineral Wells. Miss Matte
Robertson accidentally fell and re-
ceived painful hurt last week. Miss
f. d. Simpson vert to HicO a few
DAYS ago. ------- ------
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-. III 1tHIt.EI7, II1A.i JAN. IZ.-1T. q.
SIvers thinks flood is close to hand
and says let us all fall in line. Miss
Carrie Haynes, who has been visiting
her niece i'll Marlin, has returned. When
you see the Express Saturday, please
let your coin slip from your pocket.
Now, let us get up. We can do it if
we try. Do read more, pay more and
be ready when the reporter comes
around. Five cents to look at the Ex-
press. Don't say, 81 will borrow
Johns paper" but buy you one of your
own and keep up. Will you?
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FERRIS, TEN, Jan. 12.-Brother
Robert Jiles departed this life. The
people extend great sympathy to hi +,
family. The public school is some.
what late opening. Parents, get your
children ready for school Monday, Jan.
14th. The Item Index is in town for
short time. Mrs. l.. D. Dansby was
called to Dallas on the Sth, to attend
the burial of her brother, Tucker
Paul. Rev. H. e. Brown Will conduct
his regular service, Sunday. The Bap-
tist church is frozen up. Mr.. jim
Coleman has moved to the country.
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VELASCO, TEN, Jan. 12.-Rev.
Allen preached at the A. NJ. f. church
Sunday. Miss Birdie Perry made d
flying trip to Angleton last Monday.
Rev. X. G. Willis was in town Friday.
Miss Mamie Johnson was here last
Sunday. Messrs. John Ford, A. Fin
ley and Thomas Diles are on The sick
list
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

FARMERSVILLE, TEX, Jan. 12-
Mrs. Julia Mack has moved. Mrs. Ma
ry Brison has moved. Mr.. Cade Rob
erson's wife has left town and his ba-
by died Sunday Mrs. Dan Peck's ba .
by died Sunday.