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THE PORTO RIcAN REFUNDS.
Secretary Gage Asks the Attorney
General for Information.

The Secretary OF the Treasury. yester-
day requested an opinion from the Attor-
ney General as to whether he is legally
entitled TO refund to importers the
amounts Of duties collected on merchan-
disc imported into this country from POr-
TO Rico between the date Of the ratIfca-
ton Of the Paris Treaty CT Peace and
the date Of the passage OF the Foraker
act Secretary Gage also dess res to know
by what authority he could make the
refunds and from what appropriation.
Last Monday. Robert J. TraceweII
Comptroller Of the Treasury, held that
Secretary Gage has authority under the
acts OF 1873 and 1890 cojointIy, to refund
10 LascsIIes s, Co, Of New York. such dU-
ties as were paid by them during the
time as mentioned above, amounting to
$1,000
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HOT WEATHER MEALS AND PER-
SONAL. COMFORT

Fruit of some kind should be used at
the breakfast during hot weather. Fol
low this with dish Of four heaping
teaspoonfuls Of Grape Nuts, cold and
treated with rich, cold cream. This dish
gives the staying qualities necessary
Add a slice or two of entire wheat bread.
with very little butter Use no meat
for the hot weather breakfast Let meat
appear but once a day during this season
Of the year.
4 little care IN the selection of food
viii help one through the heat Of the day
in way that viii not easily be forgotten.
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NO DISORDER IN OKLAHOMA.
4 Telegram Received Concerning
the Land Registration There

INT I1SFIu Es8-t5 II EFEtSE"H 1IRES-
The Secretary of the Interior this morn
ing received a telegram from W. A Rich
ardsop, Assistant Land Commissioner,
who is at Fl Reno, Okla, in charge Of the
registration which precedes the opening
OF the Indian lands. The telegram refers
TO the first days registration and reads:
Registered 401S first day. Big crowd.
But nc disorder. Plan working success
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To cure headache in ten minutes take Roya!
u.adach. Tablets Four doses. 10 cents
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CLINTON. MISS, July lat a special
town meeting last night 1t was voted to
amend the bylaws Of the town for the
nrrpose of guaranteeing s.. 500 annually
for the support of the town library, To
ratffv one of the conditions OF Andrew
CarDegie,s gift of SIS 900 for library.
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Actors. sinrers. TaIIsers-ar. al MI.

OF less subject to Bad Throat, Hoarseness. Ton
silitis and Catarrh- DR.. AgnCw's Catarrhal Pow
der never disappoiutz. Il can bat proclaim Dr.
Aguew's Catarrhal Powder q wonderful medicine
for actors singers. and public speakers MysaI?
and nv wife have tried everything. hue have never
found ANYTHING 10 cFsal this great remedy, foF
quick action; II certainly Is wonder WORKER
Al Emmett Foster. Ney YORK. City. Sold by F.
: Williams Ninth and F streets and Eduonds <
Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
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saturdar and SUNDAY, July - and II.
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Chautauqua Beach and return, % cents Sec
special notice under excursions.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES

HOwELL-DARNEBY,- TEXAS,
November l3.-Marred; Miss Ethel Darne-
by to Mr. A. J. Howell at CleDurne' NO
vember II.
MoRRIs-MORRIs.- cleburne, Texas, 10.
venber l3-Notice OF the marriage OF MISS
Irene Morris to j. Z. Morris Of this place
at Dallas recently.
CRANK. MOss.-Cleburne Texas. Novem-
Der l3.-Marrled: County Clerk X. Il.
Crank Of Cleburne TO Miss Missouri Z, Moss
OF Cooley at that place, November 49,
RICHARDSON-LGNU Tex
as November l5.--Mr. G., p Richardson OF
Santa Anna and Miss Abbie Linum o. GalQ'
well county were married on the 9th INST
at the residence OF the brides brother near
the city, Rev. j. j. Cramer Officiating
sPARKS-CASIMLg- Calvert, Texas, NO
yember 15.--Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Miss Pauline Caslmlr OF this
city TO Mr. c. w. Sparks Of WaNahAchle
which viii occug at the opera house ~
high noon, November ~, Miss Caslmlr y
one Of CAlverts leading society l4dles ana
Mr.. SPARKS is a prominent young druggist
Of WRxahache
VOTAW -CARNES. Wharton. Texas. No
vember 15.-Married last night AZ o'clock
MIR +. r. Votaw and Miss Mamie Carnes
Rev. ". GnsElns officiating. A quiet homI
wedding, with only relatives 10 witness tht
VOWS which bound the two young hearts
together for life. but numerous friends. fol
both are Justly popular, gave them gooc
wishes for the future. Mr. Votaw IL
rising young merchant Of . city, STEADY
and attentive 10 business. The bride Il
girls, aud is loved and admired by every
one They are costly domiciled II. theil
dainty little cottage, where they VIII wei
come their friends,
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MUST DEN0UNCE DANCING
METHODIST PREACHERS INSTRUCT
ED TO ENFORCE CHURCH RULE.
DELEGATES Elected TO Attend the Quad
rennial Conference, Which Wd' Meet
in Dallas Next Year.

Corslcana, Texas, November 16.-Prompt-
ly at O'Clock this morning the fourth day
Of the conference was opened by Rev. J. X.
Nelson of Waco, After the usual song ana
prayer. the business session was com
menced by the reading and approval Of the
minutes Of yesterdays session, when the
reports of the preachers were again taken
up. At 1890 it was made the order OF the
day to 20 into the election OF SIX e!erIca.
and Six lay delegates to the general CON
ference, which meets In Dallas next NAY y.
puring the taking of the ballots Reports
were Tead BY the chairman OF the dlneFehJ
committees. The result of the DalloI on
clerical delegates showed the e!eci!on OF
delegates as follows: ". /. Nelms' Ge1EsS'
town. James Campbell Fort Worth j. - ",
putnam. Fort Worth; ]. r Nelson waco
Rev T j. Duncan followed with o report
from the committee of The state OF ~
C5burch," The report charged upon Jns
which were attending dances, tneatG,IS
cITcuses and race courses, ana the reuuus
| nj houses for saloon purposes -,
The committee on pubic worsnlp a az.
nouneed worship at the dluefent cuu' 'H7'
! The committee then adjourned
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

sHACKLDFoRD.-T Terrell, Texas No
vember 14-~Mr. n, d. ShacklefOrd, 0s years
OF age and an old citizen OF Terrell, died
this morning In the city at his residence OF
typhoid fever.
DAWsON.-Qpanah, Texas, November H.
Mrs Dawson. mother OF Bob Dawson
timer for stitler-Carrol Hardware com
pany, was found dead In her bed yesterday
morning after her son had gone 70 his
work. She is supposed 20 have died very
suddenly after he had gone.
ENGLEDOW. Troupe Texas November
14-Rohert Engledow. an old settler, died
this morning. He was born In MeM isaq
ana came TO Nacogdoches county, Texas, In
1884 He has lived In Smith and Cherokee
counties for the past thirty-nye years.
MARNIELsTINE.--s Marcos, Texas
Noyeulber 15-E Marmelstine died at his
hcme Thursday night, burial in san An
tonic. Deceased had been IN business mere
FOR a number OF years. he was attaekea
With cancer OF the throat last sprlng ana
after a long. agonizing Illness suecumped
He leaves a widow TO mourn bis loss
WIsE.-Reckdale, Texas, November iAs-
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dyspepsia Cure

Starvation seems a strange remedy for any
disease. Yet starvation by rigorous diet
was once generally resorted to in cases Of
Indigestion or other stomach trouble Even
yet it is sometimes tried. Such A
remedy Is worse than useless. Every
day OF life consumes portion of The Tissues
OF the human body. The food we eat serves
TO repair this waste and you can't build up
the system by Withholding material for the
purpose II the stomach is in such condi-
ton that 1t cannot furnish 1t the tasllmust
be performed without the stomach's assist
ance, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only
preparation which accomplishes this. There
are others which act on certain kinds OF
food, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only
one which digests them all as the stomach
digests them. Man is so constituted that
be needs a variety OF food aud TO reduce this
variety always produces bad results.
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MAY Be COMPROMISED.
Bfewery Representatives Do Not Want
Suits 10 Go TO Trial.
THE STATE WILL STAND ITS GROUND
Attorney General viii Accept Pleas Of
Guilty and Nominal Fines but VIII
Not Dismiss the Cases.

Austin, Texas, November Ia, 1t Is very
hKeiy that an agreement will be reached
pelween the State and the breweries which
nave been sued for the alleged violation
Of the antitrust laws. A lengthy confer
ence, lasting all day; was held today In the
attorney generals office. at which, besides
Attorney General Bell. were about fifteen
OF the attorneys representing the various
breweries of the State and the foreign
brewelies doing business in Texas The
Inherent phases Of the situation were dis.
eussed and some progress was made looking
To a compromise of the case which will
PROBABLY lead to their conclusion. The
conference was star chamber affair, and
the attorneys We're very reticent about
what was going on, but IL is learned that
me conference was satisfactory to both
st9es although nothing hnal was accom-.
RnSheui IN taet, the conference was not
nAlShed, out VIII be resumed Monday. 1t is
understood that the State wants the brew
cries to plead guilty, pay a nominal pen
alty' thus yindicate the law and end the
litigation.
While we do not believe we are guilty"
SAID the president Of one of the largest
hIe" cries who was present at The confer
ence sun we want to compromise and
Judge Il. IA Ward, one of the attorneys.
Mas seen this evening and he said that they
we're arguing the law points in the case.
Y contelenc was 10 make a compromise.
lpM what can be ascertAineG, the State
WI stand its ground as the attorney. and
LRry attorney believe they have first
"A Mondays conference something will
'STTR be given out for publication.
! NC present at the conference were:
Jamt d Sunhs and g. Adolo represent
!u- = Galveston brewery Hugh Hamil'
yon q Z. $. Loyett Tor the Magnolia
n9frW9 of Houston; w G. Sears TOR the
AmelN brewing fssdriGtiou of Houston:
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In nlnety-nine cases In hundred indiges.
tion is due to lack of some OF the elements
which constitute the natural digestive
juices, usually to the absence ofhydrochlo-
rio acid from the stomach, II "a by the ac-
ton OF these juices that food is reduced 70
o form in which ID can be transformed into
living tissue. With any OF them lacking it
is easy TO see that the process Of digestion
cannot be perfectly performed.
with the single exception Of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure all preparations for the relief OF
Indigestion lack certain OF these elements
Consequently they cannot digest all classes
Of food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure contains
them nil. 1t will digest anything that the
healthy stomach can digest. Ills natures
own cure.
Don't resort TO stimulating tonics Such
drugs simply urge the already overworked
stomach 10 renewed exertions. 1t is like
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from TAYLOR county; Boyd VS. Montgomery.
In the case Of McCord. Collins comn,,ss,o.
Company vs. \. L. Moore, from wise st,,n'
", the appeal was dismissed for vant ~
Jurisdiction want vi
don, from Comanche county. For' W.
aud RIG Grande Railroad Company VS.
Grant, from Inrrant county; Cbicaeo 'po.t,
Island and Texas Railway Company ys
Nichols s Haralson from Coebe coln w w.
Large rs Mcconnell from stonewall cou i
The following cases were set for Novem.
Thomson, from Tarrhnt copntv vbits.
head ct al VS. Turner. from Hood county
Oats VS.. Rhome, from Wise comfy, WstsI.
sky ct Al vs. Cox ct al from Tarrant coun.
Bier vs. Herndon, from Cooke county y
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squirting tired horse. For a moment hs
responds. Then outraged nature teasserts
itself and he falls in heap. Sedatives are
equally ineffective. At FIRST they deaden
pain but afterward comes the reaction and
keener suffering than before.
What the stomach needs is rest. To OBJ
tain 1t a substitute must be found for the
natural digestive juices Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only substitute which accom-.
pliShes natures results by natures own
methods. 1t gives the stomach perfect rest
by dlgesting what you eat. No dieting is
necessary. Eat all the good food you want,
bulld up the system and at the same time
relieve the stomach from all responsibility.
The rest Will restore 1t TO its natural condi.
tlon and soon effect complete cure. This
is the only rational aud common sense
method OF aiding nature,
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
TWO QUESTIONS BEFoRt WASHING
TON COUNTY PEOPLE.
A Handle Factory Sueeested-To Have
New Depot Buildinos--Ladyrhrown
from Buuay and Killed

BRENNAN, Texas, November 16.-'he two
questions before the people of Warrington
county just now that are Is be DECIDED nv
vote on the nth of December az. /
Whether or not all stock shall be p,nit
ted to run at large In said county .
Whether or not an additional tax Ii
cents on the 500 worth OF taxable prop,ty
Of the county shall be levied for road I'D
bridge purpose?
The BRENNAN Furniture factory is senh
slabs Of hardwood to be used for hrewoodI
All this waste from the Zig saw mill OF tho
factory could be utilized to great advantage
in handle factory, broom axe and hoe
handles. As ar annex with the furniture
factory it would be a paying institution.
Brennan is to have a new depot ike
wise new city han and cotton factory,
1t is said that the Santa Fe will com.
meuce the erection Of the new depot as
soon as the depot at Gainesville has been
| completed which Is now in course Of con
struction
The city hall VIII be built az soon as
! the city council IN Its wisdom can de.
wise some way TO raise the mocey and the
| cotton factory will be built Us soon as Ia,
| Investigating committee can Au.sh their
! Investigation and report favoraply.
Mcssrs r. II Burck w N nIus AieS
Griffin, Gus Huettig and Harrol BrpSeS
! have returned from Macag0rda count
where they have been on an extended
camp hunt They report plenty Of Sport
and an abundance Of ducks ana sma
game Mr., BurcK says that the hunun
party from Temple, before they LETT. nae
killed deer that was q great curiosity
The oldest hunt4r Ia THAR So ,t!On admitting
that he had never seen one Ike it. 4
was buck, the antlels indicating that 1
e.
'0"o. white -0ots on the hips and u WIN
streak extending all the way down IL
Tie county farm question has been set
tied. The commissioners. who adiourue
Saturday. closed a trade wrl Mr.. Buene
Parker to work an average OF ten convict
en- the pubic roads ana board them IN
self, and 20 care for twelve mules am
board them They allow Mr. Parker s
per month each for Inc board Of the mule
and the couvicts aud pay him $40 pc
month for himself end one slaad .a5 81,
Lusk's hall mas just been CO! ed aud n
papered and is hauG furnished vita qua
ter sawed oak setteeS and chairs II wa
already considered the prett'est anu hc'
recent Improvements and additions 10 u
FURNISHINGS there is no other that Will con
pare with il. II is pleasure ana pr
to the people Of Breuham TO say mat W
have the prattieSr han In the state Hl
take them down ana show them rnro 'l
, IL. Visitors from the larger cities ops
their eyes In wonder when Jhay see u
interior
o'cloct SATURDAY, afternoon says thal
team had lust run away on TN pupl
srrare with Mrs prcze throwing Der o.
"' T5i l6T'J Icsse H. Adams Of the Comancl
Exponent and president 1f the Ne,o
/, Press association, ana wife, VINO nave ot'
here. the guests Of MY. ana MFH: r.
\ MCINTYRE, returned TO their home IN No'
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Gentlemen:-For twenty years I suffered
the most aponizIng pains with dyspepsia
For years ! regularly tried every doctor and
medicine that | could secure but without
relief until at last / became convinced that
would die. Your agent ut this place finally
induced me to try bottle Of kodol Dyspep.
STA cure. ] commenced o improve from
the very first dose and after taking six bot
Ties am as well as | ever was in my life.
You are at liberty TO publish this and /
hope That it may be the means OF rescueng
some sufferer from that terrible disease,
dyspepsia, Mrs. NJ. Houston, Omaha, Mo,
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TIE HIGHER COURTS.
Second q Court Of Appeals.

sot W Ssoond Court Of Appeals.
tsvip. ".'u' Texas, November l6.--The
Sa n proceedings were had in the
H. ,oS avn appeals for the Second su.
Io',.. judicial district.
&tT 4 submitted Yoacham vs.. Nc.
AccertRve aalels, for rehearine; Yoacham
r. cooF Daniels, to certify. clary ct
fisl VI " ioT ,faeasearing; State Of Te;- $
n seaearlne rrto2a rs. G. w. Bean ct Al
frags, VWmpany vs. Grant. 10 af8,1n wi b
M q s.eIs.tsr Walker ct al rs. G. W.
q and stsis se out transcript. dismiss ap.
a ttiets ' eves ont statement Of facts
MP G, Vs. 'ea Walter Walker ct
Asrs vs. Bennett ct az Al FOR Ssp rebeaRr +,
pia eo srIsd Hodo VS. Leeman. from
S' Daugherty vs. Herndon.
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Hurt on the VOYAGE HONS.

Galveston, Texas November l6-Dr.
Frank Coppert, a veterinary surgeon OF
Ieavenworth, Kan, who arrived here on
the steamship Montenegro from Port Nata'
South Africa met with a serious accident
on board thar vessel while en- route to Gal
weston as the result Of which his life Is
now Ia the balance. He Yves struck on the
head by o piece Of scantling which was
being thrown overheard and his skull wal
fractured DR. Coppert was brought ashore
today and taken 10 st. Mary's inhrmary
where he was operated on by Dr. II l.
Kennedy. assisted by DR. A. w Fly. Al
present the result Of the operation Is doubt
fui DR.. Coppert has o family IN Leayen
worth and they have been telegraphed &C
come 10 him,
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Another Sand Case.

Waters was arrested this afternoon by Of
fcer Aiken charged with removing sand
from the beach between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets without the required
permit Chief Rowan has issued orders that
the sand ordinance shall be rlgidly en-.
forced He keeps Two mounted officers
patrolllng the beach the greater portion OF
the day. These officers require every per-
son engaged in removing sand TO display
his permit. Every person who fails to &C.
tempts 10 remove sand from the beach, is
pretty sure to run amuck ot the mounted
officers, whose duty st IA to prevent the
law on the subject from being violated
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CARNIVAL IS OVER.
Energy Has Scored Another
Great Success,
lulr TO AWARD THE PRIZES
,,..t.Fioaered Gents Were There
80. -. there Was in It But W.
Not Very Successful.

reras. November 16.--The last
4 ,Se Elks carnival was by far the
Y I. Adv Of the week. The town was
A y veil 6llei with people be-o e any
III IL morning trains arrived, ana
~ +ro,ns began coming in the crowd
" mi. .In,y increased. a big excursion came
a Issper and intermediate points, ana
Mn and East Texas brought In an
\ az tsrong The day was perfect, and
.s,aance ut the carnival more than
MAJ Of any previous day. ezra
y = sad heen given the various booths.
Y mo exhibits were more attractive tnan
HI before. s .rtod
n streets we're lined for blocks from
~ a.,Yoss center with people eager to
y mo spectacle. 1ha vehicles wee
- so pretty that the judges h5d
Tx ID time In deciding WHICH o1-'
i've prizes, a.r,..,. norade were the va.
fflV"'1 nutnus OF the CITY, winch hlduS
w 49, St.ine The carpenters were espS-
tn nnnar1us there being se'etal nun
ftA iu llne .bo ou-ardlnr of ni.es
I'M fouowlng letters; c...,,, ru,s,
III b GOOaDue, DIRECTOR HeHclui'
VI ,nival. Beaumont, IeAds' .t.A,, 80
~ s,r our commit, &c appointed 10
q n W. for the most Dedullul ahl
III nal ticlpatMg IN the mower
fRSN .aSiIged the nouor aud distinction
'nTrnei them In their seietu"A, ~ "a q 'e
.smed of the reap0Ls-u.lIty a't%tHeI ~
Ia ansi,ion until they were coA.ionoed ~
I* pvst 'INAi tI,,,tt fr,I and a tiSIc rfabs
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CuFed By nan a BOflIc.

AIRS. Katie Wise wife Of Arthur A. wise.
the latter q popular salesman In the employ
OF Scarborough g. Hicks here, died this
mornlng at o'clock OF pneumonia. De
ceased was native OF Georgia. She was
most excellent lady, and besides her hus-
hand, leaves four small children to mourn
her loss
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METEoRs WERE SEEN
At Sea by Captain Quick Of the Morgan
Line.
lsneclal 10 mo Post.

New York, November 16.-Captaln Qu'cA
of the Morgan liner El Dia' which arrived
today from New Orleans, reports that yes.
terday about 1o5 miles south ,ontnW '.,',
from Hatteras ughtship In the gull slreul ~
The ship passed through great ida Sn9" com
meteors. numbering several hunuF r., no oDr
l me I'm lasted from 4:40 g.. M %
e. 90 a. N, when daylight rendered tneD
no longer visible
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GALVESTON ORPuANAGE.
The Home of the Little UnfOrtunateS
Is Nearly Complete.
FEEDSTUFF IS REPORTED VERY HIGH
Clarke G. Co., Buffalo Ship Channel Con-
tractors, Ask for an Extension Of
Time an Their Contract,

Galveston, Texas, November 16.--The
Galveston Orphans home on Center street,
between NJ and MIa, Is nearing completion
rhe exterior Of the building has now been
Completed, including the putting on of the
oof, and the workmeu are now engaged
5laclng the lathlng IN the interior Of the
It will only be q matter Of a
Iw weeks when the Interior Of the struc-
t re will have been finished and the ex.
! .tation now is that the nome viii be
W to be opened by January l. The home
handsome structure and was built
i the proceeds OF bazaar in New York
o LShortly after the storm The amount
q dqi by this bazar was $4,000 and II
o TU5SsI the committee having the mat.
T Nit aside by the central relief com.
c SnnSo rebuild the Galveston orphans
~ With this amount Of money at their
/ ~, barge arranged for the construc
2 ssIbnrthe hands ONE building which viii
t, 9 fnre \ occupied by the orphans Be
e ~ lts orm there was probably no CRY
It nbons In the country where the Or
is p,,,nra r. as well provided for as they
It r,otfar weston. and this fact was a
nietely local pride The storm com.
H. " y,pyed these homes Of refuge
!, nrnbons Il only a short time until the
~ Sol as tbd city are again as well cared
ANt az '---' any other city.