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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-01-01
as OTHERS SEE US.

lima Finely Adapted to Stock Raising as
Well as a Country of Unrivalled Beauty.
Recently Mr.. Joseph E. Wing, of
the Chicago Breeders Gazette, Wis
tied the western part of our State.
Writing to his paper of what he saw,
he says:
Western North Carolina is-what
is it? The pen halts at description.
A great billowy uplift of hills-hills
crowded close-the valleys mere
creases between. On these hills is
thrown the rich tapestry of a most
glorious forest. Beautiful in sum-
mer it is indescribable now when
every hill-slope is afame with green
and orange and scarlet. Walk with
me through the "dim forested ~aisles'
the feet sink in leaf mold to the
ankles. There is richness there.
Springs gush out from every hollow.
The springs become sparkling brooks,
the brooks unite and you have rush
ing, roaring rivers. Start at this
trim, bubbling river-source, follow
1t from the moist cIOud-veiled noun
OF the forest down the narrow val
ley, watch it grow and grow be-
fore your eyes. 1t is u river before
your feet are tired! And you can
walk back again to the spring before
nightfalI.
What has all this to do with us?
Wait! We have found rich soil,
much moisture that means grass,
does it not? Take away these, over
shadowing forests, SOW grass on
these mountain slopes, the result is
a perennial verdure-a perpetual
greenness, a grass that drought
withers not. 1t would seem the
very paradise Of the grazier.
Several years ago l first saw Bell
vue Farm in Mitchell county. Bell
vue is u mountain-tOp. 1t is nearly
1000 feet above the sea. Cloud and
sun contend there for supremacy.
The hillslopes r spread with rich
est loan. Springs break out in
every hollow. A rich, rank turf
clothes it all. Sheep bells tinkle on
the hillsides. Cattle low down by
the brook. When first l saw Bell
vue, | was northumberland the en-
chantment remains, yet I see that
Bellvue e~xpreSents an almost hercu-
lean task in clearing land, in sub
DUNG brush and weeds and poison
Gus plants, in learning the how and
why of successful sheep hushandry.
These two men, Col. G.. H. Nimson
and H. E. Wilson, who have hewn
out Bellvue from the forest, are
stubborn, patient, persistent North
ern men. Before them the forest
reigned almost supreme since their
successful effort hundreds of grassy
slopes T appearing on the noun
tainS, thousands of sheep and cattle
are being grown here. It is all but
d beginning yet-but d brave begin
ming it is.
There are serious problems yet
only partially solved, however.
There is the choosing between breeds
for this cool, moist climate. There
IS the most profitable management
OF the flock. From scrub to South
down from SOuthdown to RambouiI-
let, with promise of early lambs
from Dorset sires in the near future
has been the course of things thus
far. Downs do fairly we'll here.
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Men can be cured privately and pos
itively at home of all weakness and
disease. Write for new free book.
DR.. J. N. Hathaway, 22H AC South
Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.
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sTATB OF OHIO, Cry Q TOLEDO, .,

S7AT' or I 015S' 6 GEEy OF TOLEDO IS.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he IS tho
senior partner Of the firm of F. J. CHENEY&Co..
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will nav
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of CatarTh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this 9th Gay OF December, AID. 1886.
3sBAL. a. W. GLEASON,
' Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F.. J. CHENEY Co, Toledo, o.
~ Sold bv DruFqists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Beauty is the creator of the uni
verse.-EmerSOn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

GHT.DAY.-Cleburne Texas; Novem;
Der l2.-Nfr, J. n. Wright or waco anu
Miss Allie Day were married at Cleouihe
November IL
ARDS.BALLARD.-M Mckinney, Tex.
Novamber Thames Edwards ana NJ IS
Lama ballard. both Of Westminster, were
married last night.
PHILLIPS DICKERsoN. Mckinney,
rrexos November 12.-Mack Phillips OF
Weston and Miss Artie Dlckerson OF this
civ were married last evening
E-sTOUT.-Deyers. Texas, Novem-
her Il.-Married AZ the residence OF MI
E N. O. ouan. Mr.. T. I. Cole ana MISS
Emma Stout, Rev. 5. ~ stofah onleiat'
ing,
HERNDON HALLIDAY; Marshall,
Texas November l2-Mr II. \. dernn MOI
and Miss Eva Lorraine Halliday were MAJ
rled al $50 o clock Monday night, NoVem'
Der H.
BLEIgR BROSCH Sinner. Texas, 10,
van1har 10 MIR. Mat Bleler ana Miss
Emeua Brosch were married a the nhthone
church here today Rev. fHthof hupeeeh
officiating.
( ANTHONY. CHAPMAN Texas,
Z Nr-,,nroler II n l. Anthony ana MISS
/ Hattie Chapman OF Chisholm were married
1 Yesterday afternoon, Rev. w. d. ihomp
| son oniclating.
| ossAfAN-AfAROsCK. Granger, Tex
! a. NoyerOber 11-Mr. Joe Grossman ana
/ Miss Annie Marosck are 20 be married az
ne Marosck home six miles west OF lo"h
I this afternoon -
AVuRPHY HART -Marthall Texas, 10
1 ,ar,her f1-Nr. w. w. Murphy nanRkt
~ the clebprne cotton soM sssi.6 a, IN,
| 10 Hart Of Jefferson were martAe0 ~ w
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

srovALL-Devers. Texas November
IS Mrs $ VI. Stoval wife 81 heto ~
NJ Stovall of this place. died al l"'io
O'Clock last night,
COSNAHAN- Kaufman, Texas NoNem
Der l3 Tho little infant son OF Mt H9n4
Mrs H. NJ Cosnahan Of this city ulea
in Terrell last night
BROWNELL.--C Texas, NoVemotF
12-Harriet Gertrude Brownell the IA u,
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Browneil' H'eu
OF Cleburne November II.
BRANT- Marshall. Texas, November 10
Calvin Brant. a well known. coor&u C''' s5 "A
ard for years p GldS tS az Tue i'N' anu
LAYTON -Caddo Mills Texas, .Noyegm,
her il Miss Anna LaXton died the eIh
and her brother. Garfield. died Yesterday
Both had typhoid and slow teVer
LARUE.-Denlson, Texas, November IL, Ia
Miss Ida Laure, a prominent Young lauS 1,
died yesterday evening. me de .eas So W 40
recent graduate Of st. Xavier academy
YouNG.-For Worth. Texas, November
1S-Mrs Leanna Young, aEeu l. ., y sgrcef
died at her home on North Florence street
this morniug She was born In hehtueAy
and came to Texas 10 o.
HOLLOWAY. Marlin Texas, Noyen y 9gI
1s.-Mrs T. A. Holloway, an eSuu IN \ l g
lady, loved throughout M nTng and p,fu the re.
mains were Inferred at o'clock TINS even
! ing. >-,..,,,-
M-CLAIN.-Mineral Wells, Texas Noye3ul,,
her l3 John NJ. McClaln, VINO udS 'atod
/ In this CITY for the past SIX years, uigII
/ al his home here last night OF tLpnGt,H
| fever He was ~ years OLD. hls Ieln''u'
/ were buried at the city cemetery TO-DAY.
! spILL.-Kaufmsu Texas, November ~,
/ Mrs W T. Still Of this city alea ini !
morning at Chreno. where sac nnu III.
! f0r her health She has been ia very lee"is
! hoalth for several years. she raves 4,
! husband two children aud large e'Ielt
/ OF other relatives and friends 20 mourn Ae'
! death.
GRAVES. -Cuero Texas, November ~ :,
! ube sad news was received yCSleivAl ~
! the death OF Mrs Thomas 1fanes y
nor home In Waco. Sir, and Mrs 6reyei
/ were FOR uany years citizens ~ Cuere' MlT
| Graves being sister or Mle' q
| Heaten. The remains VIII be Drought her
today for burial.
SCHRldPSHIRE.-M illican. Ief1s' ~
vember 1i.-Ar. w. NJ; Schrlu,P ~ py,s
master Of this place, died az hls lesluehig,
iast night az 1i:l5 o'clock atier "evh
illness OF pneumonia, aged 80 years, ~
"essed leaves q wife and three cRllul.n
who nave tho sympathy ~ the Wnoe '"h
mupity in their great bereavement
GRAYsON --R0ckdale Texas Ngyemoe
70 Vance Grays0u. former fesllaehi Y
this county. died at Hearne on sunas9 W.
ana his remains we're brought " lnls Plss
Yesterday and inferred In the eemeess
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PLUMBERS MUST DISBAND
Such Is The Compromise Proposed by
the State.
AND ZACH MEMBER MUST PAY $500.
As a Condition That the Suit Filed
Against the Association as a Trust
viii Be Withdrawn.
AND Each MEMBER MUST PAY slOt

Austin, Texas, November i4.-Attorneys
Bolts aud Gregory, who are representing
the Master Plumbers association 10 their
antitrust troubles, stated today that they
were in hopes they conld get compromise
on the cases with the attorney general.
They admit that the organization was per
fected without the knowledge Of violating
tAe antitrust statute, Notwithstanding the
al that some OF the dealers came out
in published interviews to the effect that
they were not In any combination.
It is said that the attorney general has
proposed as basis Of compromise that the
suit against the association will be with
drawn, conditioned upon the association
dlsbanding and each member thereof pay
Ing fine of $1,000, but whether or not this
proposition has, or will be, accepted by
the State Plumbers association Is not
known.
~
Some of the officers Of the State asso
clatlon, residents Of Houston, were seen
yesterday concerning the above comprom
Use, but they decline at present to make
any statement concerning the matter
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A. 8 Miller Of Columbus is in the city.
F w. Christian OF Columbia is in the
James Pitkin of Beaumont is at the
|Rlce
T Farnswortb Of cuero was in the city
ilast night.
W B Schultz of Taylor was in the city
slasJ night
4 {. R Wharton Of Richmond Is registered
d me Rice.
4 a ". Burton Of Palestine was in the
4rt yesterday
L Summers Of Columbus was at the
'ERlre hotel last night
IA william Msstersou of Sandy Point Is reg
istered at the Bristol.
n W A. Paddock Of Beaumont was Il
Suest Of the Rice hotel last night.
# Mr. James B. Neibert. connected with
guest at the Bristol.
Mrs. b g. Riley n San Antonio is visit
Fg this city, the guest Of Mrs W. q Van
II IecE, No. 1871 kusk avenue.
Mr., A. j Fullan left on the Interna.
( Nona aud Great Northern fast mail for
New York city Yesterday afternoon.
Pr a: r. WeIiage took passage on the
Mernauona AID Great Northern fast mall
+ Yesterday afternoon for Coldwater Miss.
AeSsrs. Il. c. Gaines ana Frank Bell
Nfl known citizens of Ansleton were
t4ong the arrivals yesterday Mt the Brls-
Superintendent w, W Barnett of the
1puSton schools CnntemplateS trip to
~ feka Springs, Ark, in the interest of his
IN. Joseph Never was a passenger from
Muston on the international and Great
mem oin last mail yesterday afternoon for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

near the Holtzclaw bridge, rye miles edse
nf town. Deceased was hnlghi oi 81 !. Ca "a
o,a lis funeral was conducted by san va
Ih. uinl lodge No. 12A for the Hearne lodge
Of which he was member
SALYER Granger, Texas, November II.
Mr. f. B. Salyer died here last night
from Brights disease Of the Kidneys at me
age age Of Sc Mr. salyer. bad lived IN inns ms
"evnty FOR number Of wears and leaves
rer5l children. among whom are Messrs'
aer Of hen Henry sa 9Rd J IF Led
! 49, ana Mrs u F. HARRISON uf this
Mace The remains will be Inferred at
/ Georgetown.
/ LABAUVE.-- Edna, Texas, November IA
banve passed away at his home about ionI
miles from Edna MIR. Labanve was D9 o5o
ana raised In this county, and died at lne
90" ~ rs He leaves a wife and four chll'
ddTep. besides q large number OF r S,t ",
and friends so mourn his demise Inc ~
neral win take place from the family, resi-
denca and ne Will he buried Ia the old gar
Yeti cemetery, near the old homestead
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Invitations are out for the first annual
eau OF The Concordia club, to be given at
Syan hall on Tuesday evening, November
PIE Light Bearers Social Circle of
Neafn Memorial NJ. Il. church. South, will
Ufet thls afternoon at 3 O'Clock, with Miss
2 l. Moore, No. 1906 Milan street
I. ae Fifth Ward Socialist club Will meet
O'clock tonight at Pythian hall 70
a uss an attempt 10 suppress socia ist
Epls by DENYING them access TO the
rrls as second class matter.
mere are undplivered kilograms al the
&c OF the Western Union Telegraph
Nnlany for Bert II. johnson. T. A. Petry,
%mufl H; Grosser. w j. Robinson. J. +.
Nfhnarny
III resident James Charlton. assisted by
5ts Jenness Settegast daughter Of Mr.. j.
ttletVegast, treasurer of the sChoo! board,
~ ouSy yesterday after non paying Nj
Ky leathers In the public schools, both
ahc black, and tho ianltors of the
,t -#t Us School buildings, Each of them
pau one months salary
j. NJ. Gibson of this city goes 10
~ ~ ms morning FOR the purpose OF
III inuhg MS atgumect lr the court OF
&- NJ appeals 10 the appeal taken by
XIII Alsilin on a writ of hnheas corpus,
E9s deci1ed sgalnst him by Judge
III Allen in this city. Noel Martin Is
4pss ~ Who was arrested here and is
Heed In Nebraska.
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Picknockets ~ Won.

Beaumont, Texas, November "a Two
visitors to Beaumont have lost sums OF
money during the last tWentyfonr hours
travelling salesman who boarded th"
westhound Southern Pacific train THIS
morning reported that he had bad MS
pockets picked, aud was loser thereby in
The sum Of $50
w III Moore. who came 10 Beaumont
10 look for work, WAS the victim ~ q game
thot seems To he quite popular with crooks
iWsi now he fonnd % mun who promised
Rim position. hut just before Moore and
his new employer were 10 leave for Inc
scene Of Moorc's lahurs. the employer
send an express package, ana ~ ne same
dime he discovered that his funds were
running low. lie borrowed Moore ron
~ sal and he mas not yet returned H.
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MILL eE ExPEcTED 10 REFUND.

McLennan County Officials Have Been
Called On
Waco, Texas, Novemher "a The county
commissioners Yesterday ordered the coon-
ty officers who have received cXocsses from
the receipts Of their offices since the pass
age Of the fee bill In 1891, to refund the
same between now ana the Isl day OF IAN
unTy Tho differences between the con
strurtion Of fee bill as placed thereon hy
tie court Of civil appeals and The supreme
court, causes difference of srvefW hun
bred dollars In what tho officers have
drawn. Many Of the officers VINO nave
drawn the excuses have gone out OF OF
ncc, YET they viii be expected TO make
refunds just tho same.
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curiolIs Ear Ornaments.

Earrings Of every kind are to be seen;
curious long pendants Of series of deilca'e
shapes strung together in lovely hhgtee,
or pale ancient enamel with the most dell
cate llttle designs painted thereon; rare
Old paste or great rings Of seed pearls,
avrrtrhing the heart can desire md mu h
more curious and original than the mind
can imagine There are, OF course many
French and Italian antique earrings to
mad If one searches In the hest old curiosity
sbops where iewelrv is made a study, nut
the most curious ear ornaments come from
line Orient. and are often works Of art.
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49, sohedule chnnnod.

Beaumont. Texas, November 1.-THE
schedule of the santa Fe's passenger trains
Is not satisfactory TO the patrons Of the
road. ana Secretary Childress Of the oil
exchange and board Of trade has written
the management ~ the road asking II the
arrival and departure OF trains can not
10 changed 10 more eeas0nabe hours. Gen
ergI Passenger Agent Keenan, replied that
the schedule was FAR from satisfactory, and
that N world he chan ,ed 90 suit the con
vrnioncc OF the trayeNng public as soon
as BussIhlp.
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FLOWER Snow At WACO.


Rain lnterered Materially With the
Attendance.
Waco, Texas. November IA cold wind
and rain has been falling here since :
O'Clock this morning, It IS especially hard
on the Hover show from che fact that
there was a nunbcr Of excursions that
were due 10 arrive this morning. The eS-
cnrsions came on time, but they did not
bring very large crowds, and thc rain has
ntorfcrcd largely with the people going
90 the flower show
The feature uf todays program was thS
kaleidoscope pictures showing the passion
play and the band concerts. sue chNSah
fhemum awards are being made now and
tga fudge Henry Nauz SAYS that n is
Inc best collection Of chrysanthcmums No.
he has ever seen. They are for HE most
part grown ia THIS city ana are gro"
ky amateurs The foNcr snow Will last
three days longer
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N.usnaner Nan Joined the Amy.

Iockhart. Texas. November 14.--Mr. sam
r.. Cowan, well known newspaper man.
born and raised In Lockhart and FOR years
editor and publisher OF the Loekaart f9e-
uograph has iOiUed dhs United States
army Henceforth he viii pack shoot
ing-stlcE" Ia the front rank, "chase' the
bubble reputation into the eaunons mouth
cubations he VIII 'icad" the enemies of
Uncle sam His friends trust that he may
make a good Impression and be iully
Justified" in his change OF hfe.
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beaumont, Texas November 1.-The
city council held special session this
morning 10 take up the work Of changing
the specifications for the paving TO be
done in the city. The deliberations Of the
body were Interrupted by o false alarm OF
ire bur II tn some progress with The
work A resolution was passed eAtcnaIlS
Alamo street: thence on Alamo street 10
Broadway and from Broadway to Pearl,
The added territory includes the site ni
the Ineeha laundry which WAS burned
la usgp
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Too Few Women.

one hears so much about surplus wo-
men" that it is rather refreshing to learn
- ,ioo,s where there are so few that they
o or o,ttallv clamored for II 10 said tn
n the province Of Manitoba there Is SO
snail n proportion that the colonists com
pIsin that homes are imposs. bic Tor Ia'A
OF wives.
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caLgweII County Medical Association.

Lockhart, Texas, November 1.-THE Calo
wen County Medical association held Us
reaular monthly meeting yesterday, .ano
discussed the question Of uniform Tees
bpt final action on the subject was pesE
pOned until q future meeting.
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beaumont Texas November II The city
police force aotiacd eight suspicious CHAT
actcrs TO leave town today They had
been spotted with the help of detectives
from other cities
A. IT, Duncan. who SIS stopping at the
St james hotel had narrow rscarr from
being robbed last uight lie discovered ii
man ina the act of pulling ms pants from
nMlnr bis nlILnM.
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The skirts Of walking gowns are mace
,,rcb shorter. though not short enough 10
clear the ground unless inten,aeu 80 S"'I b2use
he worn In bad weather, but lot the muse
iong trains are insisted upon.
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OF INTEREST TO Il y Il -
- - - FEMININE READERS.

velvet. enriched with gold gallon and light
blue tafTeta The skirt has a deep nonnce,
edged and headed with tho velvet, aud the
hocro bodice and large shoulder collar are
hordered with the same The vest and
collar band are Of plated taneta aud the
hon md Sleeve puns plain blAck velvet.
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Recovered Consciousness a Few Minutes

Lulng, Texas, November l3.-Mr hussel
Eckols. who was Knocked la the head ana
robbed while going home Tuesday night
Is sim unconscious. Yesterday evening ne
said Nexicaus did the dastardly deed. OF,
Rcers having the matter ia charge followed
tho tracks from where Eckols was robbed
Ia Mexican house, where they arrested
Two MeXlcnns. whom they now have IN
their custody There viii he no enori
spared 10 locate ana punish the parties who
. committed the crime.
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FOLLOWED HIS WIFE.

w. n. Stohman OF Lookhart Sueded
With Acid.
Lockbart. Texas. November l4.-W. H.
Stahman. whose wife shielded last Week
kned himself at his residence In the e@S
this evening by uklng pruFsic acid. he
inft "a motto addressed 10 his people at
BastrGp. stating that since the death Of
his wife he was tired Of life and died by
ms own hand.
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For the serious diseases that attack the
Kidneys, PrlcEiy Ash Buffers Is az unfaillng
rcinedv Relieves hackacne swelling NJ the
feet and persistent headache symptoms
which indicate kidney trouble. Capitol
Pharmacy 5iI Main street; ABBOTT S9cs,
ing, 6o2 Main street, special ageEtG.
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beaumont, Texas November 1.-THE re-
mains of Mrs. s. NJ Stovall who dled at
Devers. was Inferred 4o Magnolia GENE
terry this morning
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Curtis win Be a. Candidate Again.

Grecn,ulc. Texas November H--E, y.
Curtis Of Temple, who made the race last
wear for railroad commissioner and f. again
candidate, was here yesterday renewing
acQuaintanccs and forming new ones
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To Meet General Gordon at Gonzales

Gonzales. Texas. November i4.-General
l. y Gordon win arrive this evening on
tbs southern Pacific 10 deliver his famous
,s,,urs I'm. last pays Of the Confe6.
srae5.H toRiKAt 81 Klsips's eRes& hegssa X
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capehart, w. Va, june "a, 1901.


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{.tea Wuer2burger Beer will ne on
a from today on Drummers Ex-
n corner Travis and Preston streets.
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the Baby Is Cutting Teeth
Il ana use that old aud well tried
KIN, mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
luIeh teething. 1t soothes the child,
n vae gums, allays all pain, cures
SuAc and IS the best remedy Tor
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Nuerzburger Beer Will be on
f.o4n today ON. Drnmmers Tx
<hef Travis aad Preston streets
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~ Wuerzburger Beer VIII be on
from today on Drummers' Exc
+ o'her Travis and Preston Streets
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PEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

E9tdies OF the Westminster Presby-
SuuIeA will give social az the
Nls Bradley. 70S Walker avenue,
lug Choice homemade candles
on sale. Admission free.
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PAY AT RIcHMoNp. TEXAS.
hbII,otaers big TRACED animal show
AZ that place on tomorrow
au1 night This Will be 2 treat
sople OF Richmond and the al
" "hs within the Immediate neign-
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one kD Now a better
10 y w d in WI N d avery simple
dddH OF p
a m ca b
pnhk Q IS adn
k tLH E
live to give ny las thousands
OF discourage w h You druggist sell for a or Wine of
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CITY RREVlTIES.

INVITATIONS are out for the FIRST annual
! OF the Concordia club. to be given at
gyan hall on Tuesday evening, November