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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
Art Section

Numberless are the articles 10 be found here
that will make suitable and acceptable Christmas
gifts.
PIN observation-disclosures made of pretty ma
terials and cleverly conceived designs, at 25c
$50, 69c, I 50, 2. Is, 2. 50 and ? 9S each
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK PIECES-A
charming collection of this exquisite work now on
display in Doylies Scaris Tray Cloths and
Squares, at sc, csc, 35c, 45c SOC o9c, 75c, ,2s
so, ? IS, ?. 50, 3 50, 5 90 50 and sos.
HAND EMBROIDERED PIECES-Doylies
Tray Cloths and Scarfs in delicate hand en-
broidered work, lovely patterns on durable
terials at soc, 75c, $50, I.25 / so, I.75, %,
3, 2. 50 and AIS.
HEMSTITCHED LINEN SCARFS AND
SQUARES-Nothng more durable than these
goods. We show quite variety at
PILLOW TOPS in endless variety All the
newest and prettiest things are shown here, at
25c, SOC and 90 each.
SPECIAL VALUE DOWN PILLOWS, COW
cred with good quality cambria, full size and
weight
I6-inch, worth 3sc-25c 22-inch, worth 65c-4oc
I8-inch, worth 45c-2oc 24-inch worth 85c-65c
2o-inch, worth s5c-39c 26-inch, worth 9Sc-7sc
Correctly Fitted Corsets
Add more to the style of costume than any other
article Of dress. At this store Corsets are prop
erly fitted by expert and painstaking filters. All
the best models in stock of the following brands:
w b., r. & g., j. B., w. {. C., {. B. ROYAL
WORCESTER, MEMO AND THOMSON.
Selling agents in Houston for LA VIDA COR
SETS, the most perfect Corset made.
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CITY RREVrlEs.

N. carlsrbue Bowling club will com.
'e ibis afternoon for the Langermann
y usdsl
.lhsrs are undelIyercd kilograms at the
FYsl telegraph office, lis Main street,
4. N. Burns and A. b. Johnson.
There sre updelrered kilograms at the
ltee d the Western Union Telegraph com
Ny lor Addison Mcneil, Jobe C. Reader
Rtj W. Tate
ae regular monthly meeting Of the board
sltctors OF the Concordia club will he
A MS morning at 1870 In the office Of
Z, Raphael.
Eae ladies' auxiliary of Railway Conduc
4 ~ wi, Sll meet Wednesday evening instead
,i,aulsday at the residence of Mrs. w
noo'er, loi5 MONTGOMERY avenue.
aele Will be a Swedish lutheran service
We Herman Lutheran church, corner
4 Ass aug Milan, at 2;30 p. M, conducted
asF. 4. segerhammar from Galveston.
III LEFT Handed Fishing club has Sc
y me lower floor Of the Denver hotel
mer thristmas tree celebration and
,, propose making the event this year
-s1ally attractive.
Nv. John 3. Green, pastor Of the Mckee
u. hetnodist Episcopal church, South,
Pisten special sermon to the rail-
men at his church this evening. There
Y Y special music for the services, which
\ pe made otherwise very interesting.
section Of the closed fence or wall
~ put up along Main street for the
sE SHOW was blown down yesterday
ups IN front Of the Mason building.
~Vuon OF heavy oue-inch plank fell
k,ia yfeniele belonging to the carnival
We BADLY demollshiug, 1t.
.suslar monthly meeting OF the Bikor
A. ~ spcley VIII be held this afternoon
~, 1pSpek at the Orthodox synagogue,
a m, .ssion avenue aud Hamilton street.
&sd ~ vettihg arrangements will be per
,is W me sixth annual Purim bali to
ss''s =! mis- society In the near future.
~, aeuston Cavalry will furnish the
t;rsl escort to King Notice upon his
&, w Iais city Monday morning Cap
IA Cockrell commanding the
IN, issued an order calling every
4 NonSs,' ee troop TO appear at the arm
"a Fs9s morning at o'clock for duty.
|t,,,,a Aplgnts Of Pythias who are in
i M M me organization of q temple
s,sss.n netfic Order Of the knights OF
y n aye Invited to attend meet
H. .!thlan castle, Main street and
n ti,, .,spue, this morning al 10 o'clock
* n rgesslpose, There are but two TEN
" teaas Of present.
~ t,satqtilsts society Of this city will
Al syergsnvslai service at Caledonian hall
y fefniss Mrs Florence 4. h Shaffer,
~ an =. lecturer, will deliver an ad-
#ski,h We subject, Jesus Of Nazareth
b., sne expects TO handle this subject
81 ia II manner entertaining, instruc.
q uus,s' v,lslhg to'all. There will be spe.
#ist Ia ~ tne services Every one is
|fslcts wi.tsohe and participate in these
moS'y and without price.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Very Special Showing OF
w. l.. & Co. s Solid Gold Shell Rings

Miss Owen, the Companvs expert demonstra-
tor will be at this store tomorrow and on until
Christmas. She will be found at counter next
to elevator on First Floor, where she will
have displayed magnificent showing of
SOLID GOLD SHELL RINGS AT 25c, soc,
90 AND 80 EACH.
These rings are marveously we'll executed inn
itations OF rings that are worth from Is 90 to
40 90 They are set with French Doublet
Diamonds Emcralds Turquoise, Rubies, To-
paz, Pearls, Opals. etc, and the settings are in
the very latest styles Each and every ring is
GUARANTEED FOR THREE YEARS.
The success that attended the sale of these
rings when Miss Owen was with us before
makes us feel assured that this time the sales
will be enormous Don't let this opportunity
pass, for these rings are the best things of the
kind TO be had
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MUSICAL MATTERS.

4, y musical part Of the service at the
B Mry teflan church this mornirS
.pslsas S nls Kidd win take Mrs. Y.
llisite q piisee as soprano in the fine
II. ~ s,s g present 'o'u ana houi Sc
|luiui AZ W. sing, as an offertory, the
psa's oratorIdIc n.E ornate aria from
|.Hle Clad" Inc creation" with
b q ~ bsFs light the following names Of
ss We'll h''I ~ 81 girls who had lines to
fsen n ~ opsretta, "Florinda. !" were
ne Post reporter until yester-
I|lsn Ne ssl.ea was Alice johnson. second
~ Hollow ny The first fairy was
E,el nv and the second fairy Rnth
\ Collins queens two attendants We're
L ash tbs ha Josephine Keating.s Mere
snder & vs nttie fairies IL the chorus
~ q well s-'s OF age and they certain,
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5hinSS for Holiday Gifts

That to be had at this store at prices that are
very much lower than charged elsewhere.
HAND MIRRORS with silver and ebonized
back, heavy plate glass. 75c. IS, so, 200,
IS, ? Is, 3. SO, 4 90. s 90 sos.
CLOTH BRUSHES with silver and cbonizcd
back, good soft bristcs. 90, I.25, 1.5o 1913 and
2.7s.
WHISK BROOMS, silver handles and selected
strawS, oso, 75c, I.2s and l so.
MILITARY BRUSHES. silver and ebonized
backs, good brstes at 49, I.oS, ? so, 2.75,
90, I so and 500 pair
SHAVING SETS, pretty cups and good camcls
hair brushes, rs, ) rs, 3 so, 3 % and s so
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, pretty new
shapes in highly polished woods and fancy
leather 98c, IS, so. %, , %, 3. 50 and AS.
SMOKING SETS. new and novel designs, at
$50, Is and , 20.
FANCY BONES, prettly trimmed wicker boxes,
new metal and glass boxes, suitable for gloves,
handkercheis, ties, etc, 40 US, l %, 2.15
2. so and 3 50.
GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
set of two boxes in many pretty and unique
styles so, 3 50 and 500 set.
ALBUMS, very handsome, well made Albums of
good quality paper, US, .9S ? 50, 90 and
7 So
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Phipps & Atchison's
ONE Twenty Styles of
Ready-to-Wear Hats
Cock Feather Boas

very fortunate purchase Of Cock Feather
Boas at less than half their real value enables
us to offer you rare good values in these very
popular goods. For this week we offer Cock
Feather Boas, Black White Gray, Pink and
Blue, at HALF THEIR VALUE, which
means 10 90 Boas for 90, IS 90 Boas for
7. so, 20 90 Boas for 10 90.
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Rugs
(THIRD FLOOR)

(IHlKD FLCOR.)
The success of this New Department of ours has
been most fattcrng. We have been kept con
stantly reorderng this line and are now showing
most charming assortment OF
ADMINISTER, WILTON, SMYRNA RUGS
In all the most desirable sizes. A Rug makes 4
most acceptable Christmas present Special val
ues for this week in Heavy All Wool Smyrna
Rugs
IS-inch, worth 100, at Observation-Disclosures. 7sc
26-inch, worth ? 90, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
3o-lnch worth 3. 50, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.oS
AT feet, worth 8. So at...,............. q, %
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Blankets and Comforts

(THIRD FLOORD
We offer for this week very special value in a
Pure White Cotton Filled Comfort with pretty
silkoine cover with or without rufle all
around), extra good size and good I 50
weight worth all of Us, for ........... ''"O
At S3.75 Pair
A full IA All Wool White Blanket an excellent
weight worth all OF 90 pair.
At $4.25 Pair
A full 11-4 All Wool White Blanket, extra heavy
weight, worth all of 50 pair
Maybe there is some ono TO whom you are going
TO give a pair OF Handsome Blankets or an Ele
CANT Down Comfort for Christmas Gift. his
store offers right now extra good values in these
lines
u x72 Down Comforts. heavy sateen covered,
full weight, worth 500, II nm
at Observation-Disclosures.
u x 81 Down Comforts extra quality, sateen COW
cred, full weight, pure down, ZE0
worth 8. so, at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IL x84 Down Comforts silk top and heavy satcen
back, full weight pure down, @ 50
worth II 90, at. .......................
z2x84 Down Comforts elegant heavy satin top
and back, handsomely embroidered, IN nm
filled with pure down, worth II. so, at.
Very Elegant Extra Large Size Down Comforts
that are gems, lovely satin and silk coverings,
specially selected soft down filings, Or mn
at II. so, IS. 90 and. ..............,...@S 'OO
Colored Blankets.
Full ia All Pure Wool Colored Blankets made
of selected fine wool and daintily colored, = F0
worth 90 pair, at. ........,..-......s
White Blankets
A full 1874 All Pure Wool White Blanket offered
as a very special value for this week. IN mn
They are worth all of IL. 50 pair. at. fO'UU
We are also showing some Extra Fine Very
Heavy Iz-4 California Blankets at Is.eo, 10. so
and "a. 50 pair.
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Curtains and Hangings-continued

Curtains and Hangings-Continu
CABLE NET CURTAINS--A most durable
curtain, lovely patterns that arc excellent copies
of real lace curtains worth from 50, 90 to 100 90
pair They range in price 3 so, %, ,oS,
s so, o.2s. 9. 50 and 7.os pair,
IRISH POINT CURTATNS-Extr good values
to he had here in these popular curtains
large assortment of desirable patterns at prices
that range 90, %, 90, o5 o75, II. so apd
10 50 pair.
Special Good Offerings in
Portieres and Heavy Curtains
Our line is by far the largest and best selected in
the city, and prices will be found to be much
lower than prevail elsewhere.
HANDSOME TAPESTRY PORTIERFS,'
splendid qualities lovely color combinations, at
los, 9S, , % and g. % pair.
BAGDAD STRIPE PORTIERES in fine Orien-
tai ooloring at 2. so, 3 2s, 50 and 4 so pair.
HEAVY MERCERIZED PORTIERES-El c-
giant hangings these in wide range of coloriugs
and designs, at 4 So so, 600, o 50, $50 and
7,o5 pair
SOLID COLORED PORTIERES-Th make
elegant hangings and come in all the pretty tones
to match walls etc, Prices range 4 so, s. so,
7.o5 0 90 &c. 90 and IL so pair.
HEAVY SILK CURrAINS-Very elegant
goods in lovely colorings and new designs, at
II. 50, Is 90 and 18. 50 pair.
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A Kid Glove
Corner

II you wish to present lady friend with pair
of Kid Gloves come in and consult one OF our
Kid Glove Salesladies They more than likely
will know your friends size, but il mistake
is made in the size, why they can always be
exchanged
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VIOLIN GASES

<fflr 1NlN GASES.
3 ipllsesgftment from 4oc up 10 Sl1 80
Astld'. snu satchels from soc up, at
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Desirable W aists
All Wool Flannel Waists Csc.


Our lines OF Flannel Waists that sold for So
I Is and / % each are somewhat broken in size
and coors but by combining them all into one
line we have about completed both sizes and
colors. This has been done and we have marked
them all one price, and that is 98c EACH such
chance doesn't come often. All this season S
goods and styles and they were good sellers at
their former prices.
Elegant Silk Waists %
Lovely colors, several styles, beautifully made,
all New, Clean, Crisp Garments, full OF style,
worth a 90
Swell Wooden Waists 90
Several STYLES each one gem, perfectly tailored,
beautifully finished, sizes somewhat broken val
ues 4 90 and 4 So
Fine Tailored Suits Very Much Under Value
At SII.75 Suit
A very stylish Full Tailored Suit, made up of
good quality Venetian Cloth in mixed gray, ca
det blue and oxblood red Blouse jackets trimmed
in stitched bands of satin and fancy buttons skirt
has full graduated circular hounce and Is trimmed
TO match Jacket These suits are in sizes IA and
10 wears and 81 and "a bust, and are worth all
of I s 90.
At $3.50 Suit
A very swell Full Tailored Suit OF good quality
All Wool Serge black only; Elton Jacket double
breasted nicely stitched, skirt made with WIDE
graduating circular ttOunCe lhese Sulls diC III
Sizes from ~ to AZ bust, and are worth all OF
Y 90.
At $I4.75 Suit
A very nobby Full Tailored Suit in navy dark
red and black Venetian cloth, box front Eton
Jacket, trimmed in tucked bands OF taiteta silk'
Skirt made with circular founce, braided with
band of tucked taffeta silk These SUITS are
worth all OF u. 50 each
At $500 Suit
We show quite line of very swell Full | ailored
suits made up Of excellent quality Venetian
Cloth and Cheviot in black gray, castor ana
roval blue; double breasted Elton Jacket WIN
belt skirt made with full circular hounce sttohed'
These suits are fully worth 80 and 1850
Children's Smart Coats
VERY Pretty Goats and Refers for Children from
& to Ia wears Bright colors, natty styles SIX
lined perfectly made not many OF kind they are
worth from 4 so to o. 50, /,UU
this week for each. ..''...''''''''
Swell Cloth Elton Jackets
Not many left, but all are pretty bright garments
hat are quite correct and just the thing Tor a
small wrap; sizes 81, "a and &c. value so
8. 90 to Io. 90, now. commandments
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Swell Wooden Waists 2 90
At SII.75 a Suit
At SI3.5O a Suit

A verv swell Full Tailored Suit of good quality
All Wool Serge, black only Elton Jacket double
breasted, nicely stitched skirt made with wide
graduating circular founce. These suits are IN
Sizes from q to AZ bust, and are worth all OF
~ 90
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Wooden
Dress Goods
A Full Dress Pattern for 40.

A Full Dress Pattern for az.
These patterns consist OF good quality Henriet-
tas, GRANTEES, AIelrose and Fancy Weaves, that
are worth all of $50 yard. All the staple and
popular shades Of the season.
A Full Dress Pattern for %.
These patterns contain full range of colors. in
Serges, GRANTEES, Cashmeres, Henriettas and
Fancy Weaves that are worth all OF 4oc yard.
At Ie a Pattern.
A full dress pattern, in excellent quality Of Mel
rose Granite, Venetian and Covert, very COM
plete line of colors, worth all Of 65c yard.
Very Special Offerings in
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THIS STORE the Busiest Store the Busiest City the Greatest Of
the Union bids welcome Make friends
this Our ladies' reception and all their
disposal Every facility comfortable shopping afforded
Rapid and delivery features business
unsurp in South ~ ~ &
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At SI4.z5 a Suit

A very nobby Full Tailored Suit in navy dark
red and black Venetian cloth box front kton
Jacket. trimmed in tucked bands OF tatteta silk'
Skirt made with circular founce, braided with
band OF tucked taffeta silk. These suits are
worth all OF Y. 50 each.
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Not many left. but all are pretty, bright garments
hat are quite correct and just the thing Tor a
small wrap; sizes 81, "a and &c. value 3 so
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At $500 a Suit

verv Pretty Coats and Refers for Children iron
& to Ia wears Bright colors, natty styles Sill
lined. perfectly made not many OF KIND they ar
worth from 4, 50 70 go, 2.0L
4L;s ,,,aelr FIR each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-07
Thank Their Friends.

To the many kind friends who
assisted during the recent illness
of Mr.. Silas A. Perry; to the MEM
bers of both the Vinita and Adair
lodges Of Masons, under whose
auspices the remains of Mr.. Perry
were inferred, Mrs. Perry and
children take this occasion to ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-07
To Form One Company.

A number Of the stockholders oi the
artesian well and electric light COM
NAMES and proposed ice factory met
at Mayor Sheehan's Office last night
for the purpose Of arranging plan
for merging all the companies into
one Mr.. E. n. RatclIff presided but,
after general informal discussion
the meeting adjourned without tax
ing any definite action.
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MALE PRISONERS
From This District VIII Hereafter
Be jailed at LeavenwOrth.

The grand jury in session at
Muskogee returned 16 additional
indictments Monday.
VIM. Franklin pleaded guilty to
disposing of intoxica ting liquor.
He was sentenced to so days in
Muskogee Jail and fined $4,000
He paid fine and cost, which
amounted to $172.10 and the Jail
sentence was suspended.
By direction of the Attorney
General, and upon motion OF
Pliny l.. Soper, United States at
torney for the northern district OF
the Indian Territory, the order OF
court heretofore entered designat-
ing the Ohio penitentary, at Col
umbus, Ohio, as the place OF con-
timent for all prisoners convicted
in the United States court for the
northern district of the Indian
Territory and sentenced to con-
fnement in a penitentary,is hereby
revoked, and the United States
Penitentary, at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, is hereby designated as
the place of confinement for all
male prisoners hereafter convicted
In the United States court for the
northern district of the Indian
Territory and sentenced TO con-
finement in a penitentary.
1t is further ordered by the
court that the Ohio penitentary
at Columbus, Ohio, is designated
as the place Of confinement for al
female prisoners convicted in the
courts of the United States for tbs
northern district of the Indiar
Territory and sentenced to con
finement in a pentitary, as hereto
fore made.
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Night Was iier Terror

81 would cough nearly all night
long, writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate'
OF Alexandra, Inu., land could hard
ly get any sleep. had consumption
so bad that II ! walked a block l
would cough frightfully aud spit
blond. but, when all other medicines
failed. three sl0O bottles Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery wholly cured
mo and ! gained 5spounds." Its alb
solutely guaranteed TO cure Coughs,
Colds. La Grippe. Bronchitis and all
Throat and Lung Troubles. Price
soc and sl.OO. Trial bottles free at
Peoples Drug Store aud A. w. Fore
mans.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-07

Moore's pilules are a guarantees
cure for all forms OF malarial, aguet
chills and fever, swamp fever, malaF-
ial fever, bilious fever, iaundice, BIZ
BUSINESS, fetid breath and tired
listless feeling. They cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison produced from maiarias
poisoning. No quinine. No arsenic
acids or iron. Do not ruin stamaca
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
so cents per box. DR.. c. G. Moore CO.,
80 North Main street, St. Louis, Mo
Sol I by Peoples drug store. dwly
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MARSHALS
Witnesses and Jurors in Criminal
Gases in the Territory Will
Receive the Same Remunera-
ton They Did Before the
Obnoxious Ruling.

United States Marshal Bennett
is in receipt OF letter from the
department of justice at Washing
ton. informing him that the attor-
ney general hes overruled the
decision of the comptroller OF the
treasury regarding the fees to be
allowed deputy marshals, witnesses
and Jurors in certain criminal cases
in the Indian Territory.
The decision of the comptroller
practically nulliied the criminal
laws in force in the Indian Terrl-
tory. as it allowed the deputy
marshals no mileage for arrests
made at places remote from the
places of holding court, and ale
lowed witnesses only 90 cents per
day and no mileage for attending
court. The jurors Jared even
worse under the decision, as they
were allowed only 81 so for rem
dering verdict and no mileage.
The effect was that if there were
twelve men on the jury they re-
ceived only IL IL cents each for
rendering verdict, and if no ver-
dict was rendered they received
nothing. The decision applied
principally to United States COM
missioners' courts in the Territory
and as most OF the inhabitants OF
the country and the smaller towns
depend on these commissioners
courts for protection against the
lawless element, its effect was
most damaging.
The decision Of the attorney
general will be hailed with delight
by the people OF the entire Indian
Territory.
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Be in Style.

Don't laugh at fashion; don't dis
courage ambition; don't hinder pro-
gress; try to be afIable; look on the
bright side: strive to be happy; enjoy
lie; keep healthy, which you can DO
hy using DR.. Caldwelrs syrup pepsln
according to directions. 1t is an abso-
lutte cure for constipation, Indigestion,
stomach troubles and sick headache.
Peoples drug store. q"
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Warming Order.

Tn the United States Conrt at Vinita. in the
Northern District of the Indian Territory
Geo. F. & Ralph Ford, Plaintiff
VS..
George A Adams and Perry N. No lac
Allen. doing business as Geo.
A, Adams Grain Company.
Defendants.J
The defendant. George A. Adams GratN
Company. is warned to appear In this couS
within thirty days and answer the com.
plant of the plaintiff, George +. tord ana
Ralph Ford. -.
Davenport & Hall. Chas. A. Davldsons
Attorney for plaintiff. Cieu-'
Attornev for non-resi- Deputy
dent, Defendant
January a. 1900.
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by WAY OF VINITA.
This Will Give Our People Addi-
tional Mail Trains-An Exten-
sion From Sherman to Dallas
Depends on Legislation Now
Pending in Texas.

"The people of Vinita are inter-
ested in certain legislation now
pending before the Texas legisla-
ture," said a prominent railroad
man to The Chieftain, although
they don't seem to realize it
In answer to request for an
explanation the gentleman said:
properly speaking Viniia is
today on branch line OF the
Frisco road, although an observer
noticing the freight traffic would
not believe it.
ITO be on main line means
more passenger trains and better
service. There is no doubt. in my
mind, but that the line from st.
Louis to Sherman, Texas, to be
opened February l by an extension
of the line via Vinita will make
this the main line OF the corpora
ton. This will certainly be true
if the pending legislation becomes
law.
"The bill provides that rall7ay
companies operating a line out
side Of the state may be permitted
to lease and operate lines OF lOO
miles and less within the state
That will obviate the necessity ol
companies maintaining separate
general offices in Texas. The
enactment of this Legislation mean'
that the Frisco company Will builo
new, OF lease old lines, from Sher
man TO Fort Worth and Dallas
and the route to those cities vii
be via Vinita. Additional passen
ger. mail and express trains vii
then be a necessity"
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should a Man Be Vain?

Certainly he should. He should
have ambition to look well and feel
oood. which he cannot do unless be
digests his fcod. DR.. Caldwell's syrup
nopsin aids digestion, clears the head,
keeps the bowels regular and makes a
man feel at peace with the whole
world. Try il. Peoples drug store. DIV