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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03


Palestine, Texas, October 1.-The regulat
monthly report OF city Secretary steam.
who is also clerk Of the corporation court,
shows that that tribunal has been grinding
out business very rapidly this month out
OF slNty-nlne cases tried In this conrt sixty
SIX have been convicted aud nuea and
costs amounting 10 Si343So have been as
srssed. Recorder Swoany believes In push
ing business and Is rapidly making him
sell terror 10 the evil doors.
The Daughters OF the ConfCdcracy OF
this city have made arrangements to have
Judge Russell come hero some time In the
ncuT future and make an address for them
!n the city hall Judge Russell Is well
ter are 10 be- congratulated on securing SO
distinguished speaker.
HentrNN tnuoue dog and pony show,
which Is known thu world over. Is billed
TO hv I'm Palestine ON Thursday, the 10Th.
ut which time u big day Is expected, us
this show always draws big crowds.
The cotton receipts up To the present
ume for Palestine Is very hpgc. as nearly
all the cotton IN THIS section IS already
open ANA has been picked out. rho num-
Der Of bales received here this season VIII
probably Doe much smaller than she num-
her received last season. az the cotton crop
Wur greatly damaged 10y the long drouth
Mr auu Mrs. SIMS Colby have returned
from Houston, where they have been living
for the past month"; Mr. Colcy having had
run as express messenger between llous-
ion aud Galveston.
llon r. T. Sargent, grand master or
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Fipcmen.
passed through the city last night en- route
TO Galveston.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas. october Leon Son
field, Z lawyer of Beaumont rs Ia the
city.
Judge Noah Allen Of this city left nst
night for Houston, whore he expects 10
reside,
Mrs. I. ]. Polk returned this morning
from ST. Louis.
MFR. and Mrs. W. Fielding of Houston
were among the passengers OF the stcalh-
shin sabine, which sailed today for New
York.
Rabbi Cohen left last night for Austin,
Dr W. j. IlnTha left this morning for
Fort Worth.
County clerk George Law has returned
from O vacation.
r. Noel assistant general freight agent
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas holl'
woy COMPANY with Headquarters at Ilous-
ton. was I'm the city today
Gny NJ Lindsey. chief clerk In the Office
n enc vice president uud gcucrll NAN ger
Of fha Missouri Kansas and Tcyns R9li-
way company at Dallas, left today Tor
New York or the Sabine accompanied Joy
MS bride They were married yesterday
az Dallas.
Mrs. 6. r. Warren died Yesterday NJ her
residence asOJ ayrue J.. Her funeral oc,
cugrrd at $50 o'clock this afternoon from
her late residence.
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The CITY Schools.

Galveston, rcN1s, October = Tho enroll
mont Of The public schools yesterday was
2S4l. This includes both the white and
cdiorcd schools. The attendance at the
white schools was as follows Ball High
school 30, Roscnberg 81, avenue X school
800 West avenue J. school idG and Brond
Central school 49, west district school
3G2 east district school il3; toni GIT
The total attendance at tho opening VI
this year shows mn increase of 14G Tho
opening last year occurred o. October 20,
being delayed until that date on account
Of the storm.
Yesterday was consumed In enrolling
pupils and assigning them 10 their various
classes ana today the regular work of
the term VIII be commenced
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
Galveston Getting Ready TO Entertain
The Grand Chapter.
RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN GRAND LODGE
Present Officers OF the Grand Chapter.
The Funeral Of Fenelon Cannon.
City Schools Opened.

Galveston, Texas, october 2-The Mzpah
chapter Of the order OF the Eastern star
Is contemplating arrangements for the en-
tertainmcnt Of the grand chapter OF the
state of Texas OF this order, which will
meet ON October $, % aud 10 About 26p
members OF the order viii be here. The
members viii hold thclr sessions In the
Masonic Temple while an entertainment
will be rendered the visitors every even.
ing. Among the things that have been
planned are an oyster roast down the
island, barge ride ana several rocep-
tiouS,
The MlzpHh chapter Will exemplfy the
degree work for the benefit Of the visitors,
grand reception win he rendered the OF.
dccrs of the grand lodge on the evening
OF October $.
The officers Of the grand chapter are
Mrs, Agnes Young OF Big Springs, grand
worthy matron; Mrs Kate NJ Bryan OF
nalgas, associate rraud matron; Mrs. Laura
h. Hart. grand secretary, MIR. w. S. Hell
yer OF sherman, grand worthy patron; pr
A. G. Mcdaniel. associate grand worthy
patron. Mrs. Hart. who rs the grand sec.
rotary Of the grand chapter, has recently
been elected most grand matron Of the
United States.
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lndinestlon.

Perfect digestion means pure blood, rug
blood means clear complexion' p'isu'
eve ana an elastic step. Indigestion IN Y, 20 70
ways the result Of negngehcei ,.,,, iS'i 49,. :.
tenn tens and 10 bring about harmony 10 me
natural functions Of the body y n mTse
tnIu unwise-il is a crime Nss ,tnS,ath or
s shd food dfdcult Of assimilation Is one
Of f' the main causes Of ipdigesiGa, ID nor or
gestion is known by SALON, sp ives dis.
p inP taste. with coated tongue tretiI,a.l
dsposltien and ilitemper pr SSoemn am1r
syrup Pcpsin and Herr i u complete cure
s ay al, forms Of stomach troubles ayhspssbb
sia. buousncss and coastlPa5lo@ aps am malaria.
acne ner VI, att,,,,ogIsts in JO-cent and slN9
S hotI hut never 10 bulk We VIII hs gin, IN
to send ySn trial o9 81 Stomach ana trobes
ist 49,, E,ii mention your symptoms FeP''h
svISup Company, Monticello LIS
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Notes and Personals.

Austin. Texas. October Mrs, Eugene
Won Boeckman and daughter have return
ca from a visit 70 Chicago.
The Governors Cadets Will devote q few
DAYS In preparation for the competitive
drjn which IS to be held in San Antonio
during the fair
The state Medical board talopathic) is In
session here for the purpose NJ examining
notifications II viii adjourn tomorrow
Superintendent Pinar Of the blind insti-
,ute viii lecture In the institute chapel Fri
day night.
The comptroller today registered an Is.
bonds.
Nrs Aueuste Nelson, aged 30 years, wife
of j. A. Nelson, died yesterday.
County Judge Rowcll Of Marion county
is here on business
e p Boon Of Columbus is here for a
feuy DAYS.
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sherman. Texas. October 2.-All arrange
mcntS have been completed Tor the open
Ing NJ Texas synod of the Presbyterian
church In this city tonight. About 100
delegates have arrived ana $50 others are
expected. Tho first meeting Of synod took
uI6re nj this evening. II was nm open
meeting. At meeting Of elders and don.
cons Or the Prcsbytcian church Of tho
State DR. j, Bell Of Tyler was elected pres
idcut aud j. W Sutt Of Fort Worth score
tarv of tho elders ANA dcacons convention.
After adopting o programme the meeting
adjourned There mo thirty -Four elders
and dpucons I'm attendance.
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BOXES OF GOLD.

c.. IT,. ot+s,s About Gr.ne-kuta
Senl loI la 0aSG ,,r,et,I,,,I' ,.i,t
""o Po3 ~ ,crso5s writing fInterestine 0,,d
De Sent 90 prlh"hs M nsSi'9 tbnt ~ ~
been b a. done them by the use OF Grape Nuts
tood' man. ,...- oocb oo,tot,t,, sto
cola p piece viii be sent the 10 Writer'S OF
the most lhttlGS, l 49, e. ,,.t, ,t..
20 BOXES cysp pos 'i','terestp@ y gu G
70 the -Y.,u,Ia,l Vim 90 "a eochi ~ thos IN
81 grtehD9'k VIII y" 70 s4vu To- inc ~
next best rG,'t,e' S 0 '1ref n1i men
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY.
A Houston Cooperative Company
Chartered.
TIE UNIVERSITY IS NOW AT WORK
A Number OF Tax Rolls Still to Be Re-
poTted-1snby Examining Trial
Was Postponed.

Austin. Texas. October 2.-The following
charters we're filed this afternoon, =
houston Cooperative association OF
houston. Texas; capital stock S20O0, pur-
pose Is to carry on n general merchandise
lumber business. lncorporators A. L.
ABEL, l., c. Abel ana r. {. DafTin
Tho Crystal lee company OF Weather
ford; capital stock $4,000. Iucorporators
G. c. Bartholda d. NJ Bowie and j. H.
Prince.
hokota Mercantile company of Lokotu,
Parker county; capital stock $4,000 In
eorporators s. G, Jackson, q. II. Clayton
and BURNS Dnrhnm.
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Tt-stnte Medical Association.

Dallas Texas October 2.--Thc Tri-State
Medical association, in annual convention
in Dallas today, finished its labors and
spent the rest OF their stay enjoying the
State fair.
Officers were elected as follows: Prcsi-
dent, Dr. John S Turner Of Terrell. Texas;
first vice president, Or, G. w, West OF
/. V smith OF Lexington. Okla; third vice
president, Dr. w r. Thompson of %2rt
Worth Texas; secretary and treasurer, d.
John o. McReynolds OF Dallas, Texas.
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Rioe Iarvestina at conc.

Cortes. Texas. September 2s.-Thc nrst
rice threshed of the new crop from this
section was consigned to the Atlantic Rice
Mills company Of Beaumont Texas to-
day. One hundred and thirtyonc sacks
from Eve ana half acres was grown on
the above canal in Mntngorda county on
tho Colorado river. The average wrlshi
Of the sacks was 1S5 pounds ana ciaSSeu
as good grade of Honduras rice,
=" Charles T. Pritchard.
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snERIFFs, DEPARTMENT.

tsroesbeeck. Texas, September % -al Of
acers look out for and arrest George Her
no,,Aog n Mexican. about "a yc,rs old.
nHnniNt ave feet four or ak inches hgh.
MI ggIi weigh about III pounds. Will likely
hc found around some Mexican chile iol-t
~ bnId Warrant for assault 10 murder. No
M n Gresham, sheriff Limestone
county. Texas
,,rgoics Texas October All officers
t for blue roam horse. about II
t bs,hds nigh. about years old. branded
gnnnisb brand on the left hip and MIR; con,
sl,un.d" an fhe Jaw. liberal reward VIII
heVt,oia for recovery 81 above horse or for
t rarn,etion leading 20 his recovery. Al
H,,u oIi Information 20 f. NJ Fly, sheriff
~ Gonzales county.
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Galveston Texas, October . The funcr-
al OF Fcnclon Cannon. notice of whose
death appeared IN The Post today, oc-
CURED at t3O o'clork this afternoon at
his late resldoucc, 3Sii avenue T., and Il
was attended Ivy large concoursc OF sor-
rowing friends DINING his residence In
this city. which dates hack almost to his
hoyhood the deceased has always hcou re.
gUrdcd gs one OF the representative men
OF Galveston. While u very Young man
he became partner In an exporting huH-
ness established }y his father aud ON
the lnitcr's death he assumed control or
the affairs of tho concern and conducted
them with success.
Aside from being u successful business
man he WAS a Chriltinn gentleman iu tnc
mn SENSE of the term and he ruiuved inc
esteem " a wide circle of friends, who
are deeply picVcd at bis demise.
Mr. Cannon was mduled m Galveston
In 1874 TO Miss Lizzie Waters aud his
wife, three sons and three daughters sur
vivc him His daughters are Airs An
drew H. Gay lr. of rmolucmur, la;
Mrs J. W Hcrtfoh OF Galveston. uui
Miss Mary Moore Cannon. His sons. Wa
tors, scott aud tcnclou an reside In this
city
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/, ri one Of the men flung violently ohop,
lHty rect. am pretty sure ono ~ ~,
y kephants wrapped It's trunk about him snd
the beast went up 10 him ana kbeI, 49, "
| on him The injured man is Cesn1se Kcl
| y, q keeper and assistant trainer Refors
| ne tapsed into INCONSISTENCIES he said. i
| times several
The injured man was left IN Paris IN /,
precarlous condition. About 1 O'clock tbis
from the nose and ears ana eenshed ~,
mouthfuls Of blood e"eu up
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pntitinn in RanktrnncY.

Galveston. Texas October "A petition
in bankruptcy was filed with the clerk "f
the United states court today ~ c. A.
Elmen. a real ESTATE dealer Of Houston. MS
liabilities as set forth In his petition
amount 10 $780,. % lie had no assets OK
cept eNemrt property The following is a
list Of the creditors mentioned IN thu petl-
ton: H. f. DeterlnG, $500; g. W BIanlelL
$3.50 -: Mrs. Sue r. Baker SlllW3: sam
Allen Lumber company, S253,. fahhle
Rrnsknnr SlOS2 81.
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MATTERS All MARLIN.
Chances in Military Company-A Public
Mass Meeting.

Marlin. Texas. October clark Light
Guards Of Marlin had a meeting ,ne other
evening and accepted the resignation Of
captain w. T. Lenoir as captain OF The
rompany. George II. Carter was promoted
from the position OF FIRST lieutenant to
captajn; Dan NJ. Jackson from second lieu
tenant 10 arst lieutenant Mr. Penrifoy Of
Vsisei was elected second lieutenant.
5'ba mass meeting 81 the court house last
ntsSt called by William shelton. mayor,
and H. l. Harlan, president ot the city
sysi kneeches were made. AL present
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Relioious Meetings al Terrell.

Terrell. Texas, October L., The tent meet
Ing held 10y the Free Methodist people on
Moore avenue, right IN the business portion
of the city, is attracting much attention
and much good rs holng done.
A protrncted meeting Is to begin at inc
Christian church tOugni
The negro Baptist association opencd 'Nsi
night with appropriate exercises, the mayor
delivering the address OF welcome
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tables. ut which everybody took n hand.
When dinner was over thu crowd locked to
tism ny inversion was 20 he performed.
II was n beautiful and Impressive scene
ana locked upou with a silence ana respect
bchttlng The occasion
AZ 4 O'Clock Rev. skinner. now pnstor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at Mlllicap,
preached under the tabernacle. The sing
Ing was led by Rev. L. NJ Gaul OF Bell
vile. and was most interesting aud en-
ioyuhle feature Of the occasion.
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were heartily In favor % tho proposed lssie
Of bonds for the erection Of a public scnodl
building and 70 secure system OF water
WORKS this meeting being called to discuss
said bond Issue.
Hon +. 4, Mcdowell Of Galveston IS a
visitor To- this city.
MIR. aud Mrs H. G. rlnnev OF Denison
are In Marlin for short stay.
u, lleidenhclmer of Galveston Is In the
city.
3, ]. Parker " Ryan is here.
w, &. Proctor of Cnrscana Is In the city
j. C.. Exam Of Palestine is IN Marlin fof
a few days.
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STORY DENIED,
''"y FeIs to Confirm the Story o
4, Wholesale DroVvpl,,1

rS9s to Confirm the Story OF
s,,,, Wholesale Drowning.
Nm, =, '@aS October 2-The people Of
,asS auu surrounding country were snr-
in A,,.. vac In The Houston Post, the
1 ss.su l'S Express and El Paso daihos
n se,,. 4al account OF cloudburst and
t.s ,,s' Of an entire camp Of thir-
ee son,s ls p5ospectors In a gulch in
to,s., ,s part of this county. The
ta A,s w. Oh people living In that sec
q. nh,. 'a''ea to get any information on
u eo,s ,sop aud the people here are OF
4, oses, vu mat no such disaster TO life
hse s,1nas There seems to be not the
ground for such report.
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unknown Nearo KlIIed.

Kossc. Texas October Ia northbound
freight train ran over and killed an I'M
known negro man at Chinnman cut Two
miles south Of Denny, at SO o'clock Mon
day night he was reported by tie train
crow 20 have been lying on The track waeh
struck bv the engine. A broken flask was
found with the body together VITA e aud
a plug Of tobacco.
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Lay Rolls Missing.

Austin, Texas, October Up to date
twenty.fo four counties have failed to send
In their tax rolls Some Of the western
counties are slow on account Of the lack
Of assistance and a few of the big coun-
ties are out on account of the magnitude
Of the work before them in compiling the
rolls and getting them in proper shape for
the comptroller.
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Waco, TcNas. October AT one Of the
largest Baptist conferences ever held In
this city the First BAPTIST church here to-
night called the Rev. George w Truitt Of
DALLAS. Texas AS it's pastor Tho cnll was
unprimous ana presents the full sentiments
Of Tho church The annual SALARY OF Mr.
Imitt was placed at S2l0N.
pre H. II Carroll, a. II. Cooper nnd j.
r. HARRINGTON wcrc appointed n committee
to proceed tb Dallas tomorrow aud present
The wishes Of the church In person to MT.
Truitt
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Austin, Texas, October 2.-Ncnuy 100
students were natriculatcd Yesterday Mt
the university. From the Indications at
present the chances are very favorable
TO reach 1000 before the end of the week
Speaking of the football situation. Coach
Thompson stated that the team was get
ting along fairly well. He admitted that
varsity will be dangerously light. but he
gave II as his opinion that what the team
lacked In weight will he made up in speed
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Navasota Texas October IA colored
girl about 10 years old, named Julpann
Mcknight, was burned last night 20 badly
that her recovery Is thought douhtfnl.
Jones living IN one OF the W. II Brown
houses I'm Freedmantown. She was hling
a lamp when ~ exploded igulting her cloth
Ing ana burning her most severely nearly
ali over her body.
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nar,isnn urned 70 Run.

Tlmpson. Texas, October Hon I, ;.
Garrison Of this city has received letters
from prominent democrats OF ne ne s state
srang,,rc1 next year. but he has not YET
md'Geted whether or not be VII VII, CON c,,.
sent for his name 20 be used In 'nal Gun
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The Boer Resolution.

Austin, Texas, October 2.-Thc following
is copy of Senator Grinnan's Boer reso.
tuition which was adopted by the senate
last night:
suffered under the nsurpation and oppres
sion of the English government and mas
reached the condition Of Cuba when the
United states interviewed in her behalf we.
the senate of tho state of Texas, do here
by assure the Bocr Republic Of our sym
pathy i'm her struggle for independence and
home rule and wish her Gods speed.
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A Menlinn n corrInan.

Corrlpan. Texas. September 90-Th 'rc
has been much interest taken In q ZEN
days proiractcd meeting which has hccn
carried ON az the Methodist church Of this
place. II has hocu conducted by Rev. T.,
r. Angcn assisted by Rcvs. short and soy
mour OF adjoining churches. There wore
fifteen accosslons 10 the Methodist church
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A profitnhlo Mite Mestinn.

Chnppon nm, ToN1s, OrtoborI Tine
Indies Of the NJ f.. church held mite
meeting at the residence Of Mr. mud Mrs.
W. H. Campbell last Friday night which
very large crowd attended and most
enjoyable time WINS had quite nice s1tm
was taken IN for the benefit OF the church.
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T.,.,+v.five Years for Murder.

San Marcos, Texas, october IL ester,
dov morning Drayton Hooper was placed
on trial in the district court for for t4i g
murder OF Dee Meeks at WimDeIF IN IN
HAYS HAYS county last. July, the , cGasG o,1 w5Es
E r,,t, ,,,orninr soon after court convened
a verdict was reached, sentencing MN TO
twenty-tye years in the penitenuary'
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Nenro shot bv Unknown Parties.

Tonabn Texas. October John Wilson,
n negro living here. was paintnLy s'",
early last night by parties not recoRni]'u
by him The negro reports that tnI'e
white men came to his house; one came
in and did the shooting, the other 1 Tho
bniief struck him in the breast slrussh
rib. glanced round, came out undl s a. Tue
arm and penetrated same near the elno"'
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Lay Rolls Received.

Austin. Texas October , The comptrol-
Ter today received pair of tax rolls as
follows:
Newton county total valuation SLIGO. oSJ;
Increase over last year, S3Oi l2i.
ReN1r county total valuation. 35,243, $40;
increase over last year, S1.l95,3sS.
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Bonds Approyed.

Austin. Texas, October 2.-The attorney
generals department this afternoon ap-
proved a $4,000 bond issue for Hardeman
county consisting Of bridge, refundlng,
court house and jail bonds
Also $4,000 Erath county refundlng,
court house and Jail bonds.
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INJURED BY AN ELEPHANT.

1--WE ossed and Then Jumped on
ns,n Her Trainer.
isa,ls ~ y TeSas October 1.--"ropsy,r a
e ~ sspaant Of African birth. and one
eigAsrs !. carried by Forepnugh & Sells
= slsb. now '., got on a rampage at Paris
: sas,r,.N while being loaued for shipment
eeatusion trainman said: II noticed
aniong the elephants; then /
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Killed by a Horse.

Gainesville, Texas, october 1'-E' W.
Cavaness, prominent stockmsn, was
killed this evening by young horse when
ne WAS attempting 20 break ana lalne
down to be a cattle pony
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Del Rio. Texas, October 1.-Mary Patosi
was run over at noon yesterday on Main
street nv horse and buggy that had got
beyond the control Of the driver. Tie
child is very badly hurt aud may not re-
cover.
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shot hi the "a.

Marshall, Texas, October flames Sims
United states Jury commissioners, was acci
dentaily shot In the left leg this afternoon.
1'he pistoi fell from bis pocket TO the moor
and was discharged.
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RELIGIOUS.
Mo-. Church for Mineral Wells,

New Church for Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells, Texas Oc'ober Ia con
tract was let this week by the Christian
church people Of this city for the erection
~. church buIdinc 5OxsO feet, to
cos, 6Qo 80 A. Pray Of Fort Worth Is
yaesero\ Wand work Is to begin at
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Ihrown ION Hie Waaon md KilIed.

TAYLOR. Texus, October 2.-Late This NJ.
ternoon Frank Eyen. a German farmer iiy-
ing at Saudoval, near Taylor, WAS thrown
from his wagon and killed.
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No man or woman need search IN vain
for cure FOR their weak, nervous. vast
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: EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

;. a., lieutenant governor while acting
. ", az year ending August 81. 1907.
e w s, vsay ending August 81, 1903. $50
wy S ls@l sets Of weights ana measures
4. x. ErpIshed to the county 'ju lGes OF
N .sssssl counties in accordance with
N. FIN. Revised Statutes tor 50 muca
VA, a. may be necessary, to be cx-
WIZ n two years, year ending August
~ s,i5J S9JnO
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injured al on MIN.

GrospylIls. Tszas. october 2.-Wsltsr
Mason was caught In the machinery o. ms