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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Score r. r. u.
Shreveport .... 600 100 900 s a
selma ........... ono 1ol Toe q 3
Stultz and McGulre; Crlbbens and Gar
low.
Score II. H. r.
Memphis ..........3O2 215 42s- 10 ~ 2
Nashville ... 100 u2O 300 II 3
Haley and swacinn, saunders and BAL
| lnntyne.
Score r. II. ID.
Birmingham . .O02 600 OH Is
Little Rock .....t. 900 iOO tOO- 2
Brandt and Culver; Blackburn and Lynch.
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Every Exertion a Task
! Every Care a Burden

There is failure Of the strength to
do and the power TO endure; there Is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant
The vital functions are impaired,
food does not nourlsh. and the whole
system IS run down
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach, perfects digestion. invigor.
ates and tones is needed.
What Hoods sarsapArilla did for Mrs. /. D.
Garland. Shady Tenn, II has done for others
She took i when she was all run down - with.
cut pppetite losing flesh. and unable 70 do
herwork. Il restored hor appetite increased
her weight and made her wen and strone.
This Is herown unsolicited statement
HOOGs,s Sas-sapas.SkEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the prom
ise- The earlier treatment is begun
The better begin !, today.
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The Southern Vaccine 7

Has moved Its headquarters ID H,
Parties desiring information regards H
cine address Southern Vaccine a
Fannln St, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Pale Faee--Weak Nerves.

Any lpck Of iron IN the blood shows 10
the face Palor Is the sign Pauor also
means much more, It means starved
nervous system, debllitated condition OF
the vital organs, poor circulation ana i'm
paired digestion. The nerves, the muscles
and ali the organs Of your body get their
energy and all the materials for their re.
palr from the blood Pallor shows that all
these are losing vitality. Not q day should
be lost 10 restoring the richness and purity
OF the blood Get iron, get II by taking
the kind OF iron your blood requires. Inc
iron in Dr. Harters Iron Tonic is the per
feet kind II goes rom your stomach al.
rectIy into the blood without any change.
An hour after you take g. II has become
part Of your blood and Is doing good
In addition 10 iron this time tried RENE.
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad
~ needed by those who are sick or debil.
Itated.
II helps to build up nerve and muscular
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad
you to get the good OF the food you eat.
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic will build you ~
and make yon well from head 10 foot VIVA
the new health will come strength ana visot
that may have been missing for years
This remedy has been lndorsed by physl.
clans and the public for forty 6ve years
Made only by the Dr. Hsrter Medicine
Co, Dayton, Ohio. Sold everywhere.
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CELEBRATED CASES
len Submitted TO the Court Of
Iln.I Appeals for Decision.
SENTENCE WAS cONFIRHED.
| HANG at Corsioana for Murder.
Tnber Of Cases Were Reversed
Yesterday.

4 rsxas November 2o.--Toduy's pro
a IN the court OF criminal appeals
follows
i "A, John Brown, from smith
n Tvev. from smith; Joseph Nubel,
4 paso: Hnario Golsea, from " ebo'
Morris death, from Navarro j. G..
IL from Baylor.
"a and remanded; Houston Lax,
tnsk: w. Il. Lankster, from Ander,
M GuinD, from Madison; Rlcnhtd
-, Rail. Tom Homer from BruzoS.
'pr s, from Navarro, Joan Greg
IN, pr6wn: Brad EZwell. from hduI.
M Rousey, from Morris.
Irsed and relator discharged. TX
tifsusoma subley, from Galveston
Irse6 aud bail fixed at SoOvO. TX
Herd. from Bosque. e
~ FOR rehearlng overruled Sarah
,Iiouph. from Hopkins,
brief Tor state ali HOW
ram Orange Monroe Parker, from
81 W. Brown, from Orange a. L..
nrn. from Delta; W. {. Legett. from
I'm. On briefs, both parties. ~
Edith Sheppard, from HopXlns; c.
: from Galveston; VIII JackSonr
y orv tgI' Bruno Carmona, from El
\ Z PETTY, from Grayson; CHARLES
~ from Guadalupe William Black,
'Yonng, Gregorio Cortez, from Con
an briefs and oral arguments for
nsrties. Eugene Faulkner DEATH,
Ehapmau and William Renner, from
! Bnck Mathis, from Eastland; L.
ornton and Luke kee, from Randall;
rte Noel Martin, from Harris; Bosar.
ibby. from Smith. On motion for re
- Gus Lee, from Red River.
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no Ircorporate for school pntnoses.

Big springs Texas, November 19.--Ths
agitation Tor a new and handsome public
school building which has been IN progress
here for some time took definite shape to.
day when County Judge John Il Littler in
response 10 "a pumcronSiy signed petition,
ordered an election to he held On Decem.
hor Z. next. Tor tho purpose Of determiu-
ting whether or not Big Springs shall tn.
corporate for school purposes only There
IS no question but that the proposition will
carry, IN which event $1,000 In bonds Will
he issued and school building, 10 cost that
amount, VIII az once he erected. AS at
present constituted thu public schools hero
are run on the community system, but IN.
der the new suggestion ~ will become an iu@
dependent district
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A Section Boss Killed by a Train.

Waxahache Texas, November 20 Yes
terday afternoon about $50 ". 7 Iur-
ner, a Houston and Texas Central section
boss, met death in a tragic manner in
the yards near the Central depot. He was
directing the work of the section gang ln
repairing the track when be was Sl!LcA
by string OF empty fIelaAt cars set Q
motion 10y the switch engine and crus9f
In 4 horrible manner, The bones IN hls
legs and arms were broken ana MS nlns
dlslocated His head and face were bruised
in q frfghtful manner and his body was
badly manqled He lived until about 8
O'Clock, during which time he suffered IN
told agony. The remains we're shipped 10
MeXia this morning for inteTment.
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A BIG BUILDING BOOM.
Beaumont 10 Have the TaIlest Office
Building in The State.
WORK on SEWERAGE SYSTEM TO BEGIN
The Neehes Club Preparing Tor lts New
ouarters-A Biz Suit for DAMAGES
Has Been Filed.

Beaumont. Texas November 2o.--rhe
building boom is still on In Beaumont. and
a wonderful change has been made In the
appearance OF the town during the last
three or four months. Al present about
twenty brick buildings are going up in
various parts of the town, and several have
been recently completed Few Of the build.
ings are less than three stories, and sew.
eral OF them are to be four aud a few Eve
stories and the Wiess offico building will
be seven stories, the tallest building OF It's
character In the State.
4. II. Langhnm will. within few DAYS
begin the erection OF a building on Teyis
street. to be occupied by r. S. Reed, the
wholesale grocer whose place was burned
10 the recent FIRE, The building will have
frontage Of eighty.nino feet and will be
los feet on one side and eiEhty-se feet
90 the other, and two stories high
Several business firms are anxious for
locations, aud the new buildings are taken
as fast MS completed.
The building Of residences is keeping pace
with the other improvements, hut the de.
mapd is far from being satisfied Three
seVen.rOom houses, which are now being
erected about ten blocks from the center
Of the town, have been rented for $50 each,
and the rent has been paid for three
months In advance. In a word, Beaumont
Is growing as rapidly rs men and money
can build up town.
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viii he meeting Of the Jewish ladies' AZ
Harmony hall at o'clock next Thursday
afternoon at which Il Is desired that all
who eau viii he present.
Building permits were Issued TO II.
bohres to erect q nine room frame house
20 cost $500. and 90 II II Barr 10 erect
three room cottage to cost $3.50.
Much Of the steel work for the V. wless
building has arrived ana Is being put IN
place Brickwork on the second story will
now be pushed ms rapidly as possible.
F. Z Bingham Of Port Arthur who IA
superintendent of construction ON the eict
trio line which is to he built between this
city aud Port Arthur, was in the city today
on business.
w j h. Roose and Wade 5 neut prom
nent oil men and capitalists OF New York.
arrived TN the city this morning on import
ant business in correction with oil mat-
tiers.
T.. a Helhlg, formerly treasurer cf tho
Gun Beaumont apd Kansas city railroad.
but now connected with the auditing de
partment Of the Kirby Lumber company. is
In the city today GU business,
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tax o franchise. The case was tho $50,
Mes,ern Telephone and TtleRranh So,,5,,tn,.
MsorsalqSl l aSeerseheidt, county tax eolieetot
e'ti Sen lut was o. emptine IA ooliSc. IL
addi lon 20 the I'D vaiorsm Solseet ln
CON- pany real ana pers onal pronert Nv t tue
~ 'h9 FRANCHISE dHI which be valued a. as26'.
district count. from which az er,lt " tne
ssakep, Ia reversing the lower gfeetr, ="
apgs TInase Ely said II be property ~ tbe
yblne ss r msS assessed Of IFS ful and trie
s sesld loh WI prevail that il wac ~
sor H. ,rn STATE and county, af;cr feNins
persoSo iuii o yaiGe az The properyt real ana
eSooneet tax on It's right to eXisf vsbbIiss 70
bbe aid at $4,000. The supreme conr, x y
under 'n re 'q 5 Is double taxation and hai
aone, 10 tax Its existence wbisS no5 ee
sa 5,9 10 II ny charter for which II is
t ti,,,i Psiisd 70 pay would be double tsxs
TeSassP0 not authorized under the laws 81
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TroubIes Of the VeIaseo WeIIa.

Il was reported yesterday that the Bryan
Heights compauy's men had succeeded in
getting a good hold on the two Joints OF
twisted pipe at the bottom Of their well
near yelssco and were pulling on H. when
The Posts informant left there yesterday.
The driller OF the GUhey well at the
Heights had lust returned from Beaumont
with more tools with which 10 fish for the
lost drill 10 their we'll and says that bis
instructions ar headquarters was TO make
a pull at the lost drill and II be didn't sue.
coed IN getting IL 10 abandon the well end
M once proceed 70 sink another about forty
feet from the first, with which they are
confident OF bringing in a gusher.
This Is the well that produced the pho
uomeuaI gas geyser that has attracted SO
much attention for the last two months,
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MoveMENr oF OCEAN VEssELs.
lsneolal bal rhe Postl

Especial to The PoStl
Newport News. va, November 20,-Ar-
rived Alagonia tBr). from Galveston aud
sailed for Liverpool.
Key West Fla Arrived Jnmp0sas,
from New York, and sailed for Galveston.
Norfolk, Va. Sailed Rosario FROM Cal
weston for Hamburg.
Port Eads, la.--Arrived. La Crona
(Aust]. from Port Tampa. Colombia
(NorD. from Bocas Del roros George w.
Kelley tAml. from Bluehelds Ollargnn
(Spnp). from Tamplco, Sailed BXcelslor
(Aml for New York; usk (BrD FOR Ceiba
Louisiana tAmD for New York SpeIo
tNorl, for Ceihn via Puerto Cortos, Mes
slia tFrl, for Marseiles aud Genoa.
Hamburg Arrived .eerless tBrl, from
Galveston
New York Arrived sabine. from Gni.
weston.
Manchester. Arrived Toodoro De Lar.
rinaga lRr), from Galveston
Liverpool. Arrived lStrar lBrl from
Galveston Sailed lradA tBrl, for Gal
weston
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Forward Deeds on ReooId

orange, Texas, November 20 Tho an.
nouncemont OF the location at this place Of
the big refinery of the Forward Reduction
company has given new Impetus 10 bust
that hes been apparent for some time boSs
Deen ever more accentuated. The deeds
Mere placed on record today conveying 10
III. g. 3. Forward, president OF the For.
Waiu REDUCTION company, the Cantron farm
and the oliver Bland farm on Cow BAYOU
consisting Of about G0OO acres. The zeal
dor. which property was recently made.
which will be located the Big refinery
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First Court OF Appeals.

weston. Texas, November 2o.-Today's
leedlngs in the court Of civil appeals:
btlon submitted. to strike out appel
5 brief. De Witt County ct al vs.. II.
|chkemper from De Witt,
n rehearing aud to file transcript; Fl,
Rogers ct III vs.. I, y. willard ct al,
amend certificate tn supreme court:
souri,, Kansas aud Texas Railway Com
4 VS.. W. 4. Carter & Bro, from Polk.
n rebearlng: Sarah 4. Travis VS.. Frank
i ct al, from Harris.
otions granted. 70 tle transcript: Scyn-
Jackson VS.. j. X. p, Bradshaw, from
eg,
ii. c. Stile vs.. City of Houston, from
mis-.
withdraw original papers; Galveston,
rrisburg aud san Antonio Railway Com
" vs. George Washington, from Whar.
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Jennings, La, November 19.-The Pelican
OIL and Pipe Line company have begun
their No well, which is located at Sui
phur Springs, three miles from town.
The twelyeInch casing has been set ln
the Prairie Mamou OF company's Well
and The eishr Inch pipe has been started
down To the Oh sands
The driller OF the Homo OIL company's
wen reports TINT work will be resumed on
their we'll In the morning Work viii start
again Ia tho morning IN trying to secure
the two-inch pipe In the Jennings No. l.
When this pipe Is secured i should be kept
as n relic of the trouble II has caused
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ACTIVITY IN OIL FIELD.
Several Deals for Laad Are Now
Pending; One Closed.
RAILROADS FIGURING ON BIG CONTRACTS
Shipments Continue Good, but the De-
rnand Is Not Being Hall Supplied.
A Gusher Sold for $50, 900.

Beaumont, Texas. November % A srirjt
81 greater activity is on In the Oh oeld
again and contracts for wells are being
made with much more frequency than was
the case ten days ego The sale Of an acre
on spindle Top, as mentioned YESTERDAY,
Is the only big deal actually closed FOR
several days bur there are several others
on ana some Of them give promise Of being
c0psunmated 9
me Post correspondent is reliably In
aWheu Ibat two or three railroads are now
is,0o.a' WiIl Beaum2nt o companies on
So contracts Tor OIL 20 he used as fuel
lor locomotives. and Ii Is likely thai some
~ 'uese contracts viii be closed up during
the present mouth
seventy'nlne cars Of oil we're shlpped out
OF Inc neld today making total Of i45q
cars for the month. II is estimated that
the shipments being made now are not
supplying one half Of the actual demand
and The situation will not Improve until
more cars have been secured. The fact
ludt mel users are writing the railroad
commission fhat they can not get oh be
cause OF a shortage OF cars Is evidence
t1at not enough oil Is being SHIPPED to sun
ply the demand, aud some oil men say
iAat not more than one.fourth enough oil
Is being shipped 70 su"~'v the demand.
~
Mr. c. r LufSin, field manager for the
STANDARD on COMPANY. Is again in the city.
NJ. Lufkin thuks that Beaumont
81! viii not affect the market much unless
oil Is found elsewhere in this locality
~
Colonel f. Moss, president Of the
Ground Floor oil company, has returned
from visit to his home in cleburue. lie
touay transferred the Ground Floor No >
to the Caldwell Oil company for consid.
Grafton Of $4,000
-
James swaSne, trustee, has sold to
Henry Bars and fifteen others. all resi-
dents OF Florida. a tract of land on spindle
IoP containing 2JoS square feet, for con
sideration Of $500
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IMPROVEMENTS At LAKESIDE.
AT Least 81, 800 600 Has Been Invested

AT Least St,50O.O0o Has Been Invested
in That Vicinity During Past Year
Eagle Lake, Texas, November % The
Lakeside sugar refinery win begin opera.
items next Monday, This building cost
something over 100000 The Dunovant
rice mill. alsa ar lakeside. cost $4,000
making an expenditure OF close 70 SSl0,OOO
on two enterprises alone tributary 10 Eagle
Lake this year
Big preparations are being made for rice
farming in this locality the next season
Upon a whole, at loast S1,50oU0J have he
spent in development In. Ibis immediate
Vicinity during the past six months.
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\ Antonio, Texas, November 20.-Pro.
Einss IN the court OF civil appeals:
rlrmed san Antonio Real Estare,
Pung and Loan Association VS.. Scion
Ear from Bexar; R. II. Huusrock VS..
~ Kooelts ct al, from Bezar, San An
" shG Aransas Pass Railway Company
Charles Lindsey. from Beyar. filjie
Faro VS.. G. " Emerson ct al. from El
|Clons oyerruled Loan and Deposit
rPa9g oi America vs. ]. P Campbell
n, IRON Bexar, for rehearing, City al
r ~ vs., > A. Gibbs 81 aj from Dallas,
psHens granted Tong Madison VS.. A.
\ ION reconsideration. stricken from ths
~, CITY OF san Antonio vs.. 4. o.
~ from Be2ar, for conclusions OF law
lsel' Judgment affirmed
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.

orek manufacturing Company Has Been
Organized.
o[anse' Texas, November 2o.-A nav
pIieh manufacturing company is being or.
gained gan at Orange With capital of $40
90 all Of which has beeu subscribed ana
the application for charter viii co FOR.
"ard at once The new brlckyard win bs
located s,, q Wilson'S Switch, on the sontb
ef o naeinc railroad, about eight miles west
81 oiiNuEe. Wnere SOME of the finest brjrk
CAV hahLs IN Texas arc located. All Of ibss
ulavllhtlI Ter this new plant will he nm
- ~ aat II, a and has already been purchased
* ~ p'hnnt VIII nave daily capacity
80 $500 ~ oilck, and e viii begin orcrntions
rs soon as the. machinery can be ipstaIIed
NJ g A. Murphy, Formerly of H.
Nua!1sS' La, Will have charge If the plspi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
A eRANn SUCCESS PRoMIsEp.
Tho cornus Christi Carnival and Street
Fair Beoins This Morninu.

Tho corpus Christi Carnival and Street
Fair Beoins This Mornina.
Corpus Christi, Texas, November 90. The
Knights Of Pythlns fair and carnival. which
begins tomorrow, Il going 20 he a great
town is one stream 81 days. bunting. etc,
and the bright colors OF pythianism's en-
blem is galore. The streets are crowded
v, pq9,ns, IentS ana shs1s ana mass
lists arrived tonight. but they viii come to-
morrow, together with the Grand Lodge
Officers Tomorrow Is Firemen's Day, when
the grand street parade promises to sur
pass I'll former events OF the kind. Dis
trict jurgc WEIGH has gwen the police ofti-
GERS strict instructions 10 vigorously en-
force the law against gambling, etc, even
II the Rangers must be called upon.
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The Top Crop Entirely Gone.

Henuessy. Texas, November l6-Ihe
pralries are white this morning with the
hrst killing frost Of the winter. This
morning thousands Of acres Of cotton which
gave promise yesterday Of maturing a.
fne top crop are blackened and dead
Large herds OF cattle are being driven on
the old san Antonio road. some going
east 10 be wintered 10 the large pasturage
which the farms and Trinity bottom lands
afford; some TO the west 10 Brazos ana
other bottom lands,
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M.n = AnnIeton Abandoned

Mr r Marmlon came mp from Angle.
ton yesterday aud says that at the depth
OF $50 feet the casing got lammed in the
oil well he was sinking near Angleton for
the New York and Iexas Land company
ana thev hsd N abandon H., but that he
thinks thoy viii commence another The
YosEum well about Two miles on Is down
about 400 feet, but for some cause that
~ dnas NOT know they are not now a.
-,ort Nfr Yoacun Is In New York attend.
tng business connected with II.
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Austin Texas, November 2o-Rohert G,
Smith, aged 50 years. died Yesterday a;
his home in South Austin The deceased
was well known and highly respected
citizen of this city. lie had been In IN
health for some time. He leaves son
and daughter The funeral was held this
morning az 10 O'Clock, and the remlins
were inferred In the family huying ground
near Fiskyille.
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Ronnh RIdsr eeta al Ofhae

Denison, Texas, November 20. --B. H.
Colbert arrived here Yesterday from
He makes the publlc an
that President Roosevelt as
sured him that be viii receive the ap-
loutment OF marshal for the southern
district Of the Indian Territory Colbert
Vas Colonel Roogevelts orderly during the
-'uhan pomDatun.
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Mounted InspeetoIs h Demand.

Washington November 2o-rhe civil
service commission hol1 an examination
December y next at Eagle Pass for the
position Of mounted Inspector in the Gus
toms service no that CiIy. From the eHgl.
yigs resulting frOpi ThS examination It is
expected 20 gu four vacancies 10 the posi-
ton Of mounted inspector az Eagle Pass.
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Died Without Telling Who He Was.

Bounzs, Texas November lo.-Au In
jured man. supposed 10 be Prof. william
Porter was found Ia az unconscious con
dtIon eleven miles west Of here Oh the
Santa Fe track sunday He was picked
up by freight trHin and carried 70 GleTe.
.6ud where be died yesterday Prut. Pdr.
ter rs well known here. as be has taught
in various parts OF This county, and FOR
the last six months. has been timcEecper
Tor the Santa Fe az this place.
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viii engage with Mr.. @ NJ Sadler IN the
lice Industry They viii put In 800 acres
OF more. Mr.. A Rudin has heeh employed
wen Is being put down on Mfr. Sadlers
land
Mr.. George AppnnF Is la Houston on bust
ness.
Mrs, r. y. Ruby has been very sick with
typhoid fever complicated with child birth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
suspscr AgLp AT sAN ANroNlo.

One Of the Women He Is Alleged 70
Have Assaulted Unidentified hum.
San Antonio, Texas, November 20. The
residence Of Jessie sewell, at 100 San saba
street. was almost totally DESTROYED by ERE
81 o'clock thiS morning The loss to the
building and contents will reach $1,000. on
which there was 5000 Insurance.
Two more complaints We're filed today
against the negro Thomas. who is 10 jail
under charge az criminal assault commit
ted on Mrs Burt Ashford aud Mrs, Cas-
per The new complaints charge assaults
committed on Belle Grady and Aubrey Car
ter. both negro women Today the Grady
woman Identified Thomas as the man who
assaulted her ON October ]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

Austin, rex8s, November 2o.-Attorney
Robert West Of this city acted as speclo'
CHIEF Justice in the court Of civil appeals
to-day In the case NJ Willis Laudes &
Co. VS. Frank Wcudler.
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Killed by Train Near Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, November Ca white
man about 10 years old was killed last
night by being run over by train on the
Houston ana Texas Central railroad five
miles north Of Dallas. From papers found
IN the clothing II Is believed the man was
from Shreveport, La. md that his name
was Charles Dreaming.
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Looking for Rioe lands a Lnnlss

Louise Texas, November rs There IS
quite a number u strangers n be seen IN
town Of late prospecting for rice land.
Mr.. Morgan Thomas snd fanlly Of Louisi.
ara will soon move to Louise. Mr.. Thomas
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The Judge Wiling 70 COMPROMISE.
Revival MeetInns CIoeed

Austin. Texas. November % The revival
meetings. which have been in progress
here for the past four weeks came 10 a
close last night The revival services
have been conducted by Or Needham and
the singing has been under the direction
meeting public safety committee was
appointed from among the best citizens Of
Austin 50 see that tho sunday law the
gaming laws, etc, are strictly enforced