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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial 20 Inc Post)
Newport News, Na.--Arrived: Birchtor
tBr), from Galveston
Key West Fla.--Arrlved; Lsmpssas
tAm), from Galveston and sailed for New
York.
Norfolk. Va.-Saied. Charles Tiberg-
helm (Frl. from Galveston for Uavre.
Port Eads. La.--Arrived. Ely (Br), from
Ceiba; Inkum OBJ. from Galveston;
Othello CSr). from Hull, England ram
plcan (Brl. from Liverpool Hackner (Br),
from Port Tampa Sailed: EI Norte (Aml,
for New York; Themis Nor.l, for Pro
gresso, via Tampico and Vera Cruz Fox
6aii (Am.). for Bocas del .Toro;. Dunamare
(It). for Genoa. via Norfolk; Mechanician
(Br3. for Capetown, Africa, with horses
and mules for Lord Kitchener's army; On.
ton (Span) for Passages via Antwerp and
Havre: Chalmette AMI, for Havana.
Llverpool--Arrived; Musician tBrQ, from
nayre. @Arrlven: sanJaDdorino (SpanJ,
from Galveston via Pensacola.
New York.-Arrlved: Comal, from Gal.
weston Sailed: Concho, for west and
Lizard. Passed: Mattewan Br), from
Galveston via Norfolk for Hayre
Bremen.--Saiied: Helgoland 05er) for
Galveston
Brow ead.-Passed: Irada Brl, from
Galveston for Liverpool.
Isle of Wight.--Passed Frelssareld (RrJ'
from Galveston via Nortolk for Bremen
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

NAVAsOTA.-Jack Ross OF Prairie P1alu
was thrown from his wagon 10y his team
becoming manageable. He received IN
1uries from which he subsequently died.
CLEBURNE.-- johnson and others have
lled sut against the Fidelity Home Fire
Insurance company OF Corsicana for SlO-
600 They claim that their reputa lion has
been damaged that much by some letters
that were written.
LONGNIEW.--R Robert Fise wac accident
ally shot and seriously wounded by Tom
Dean while they were out hunting.
TBXARkANA.--Mis Clara Abraham,
while walking within three blocks Of the
business center of the city, WAS attacked
aud robbed of her purse by a negro.
CALDWBLL.-The little daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs c. n. Rroaddus fell on a not
stove Thursday evening and was so serious.
ly burned that II Is feared that she WIN
lose the use OF her hands.
BIG SANDY.-Jordan Jones and his wife
icolored) got Into a light. Fred Andrews.
another negro, tried to be peacemaker.
When the officers appeared on the scene
peacemaker injured the worst.
EAGLE I.AKE.-Ed Wilson shot and
Killed Jane Spriggs and then suielded. Both
coiored. JealoCsy was the cause.
PARISHES. Brown died Wednesday In
her rinelieth year. She appointed day
for her death and invited her friends TO be
present, but she outlived the date oy more
than a week.
WACO The Central texas HORTICULTURAL
aud Truck Growers ASSOCIATION viii hold
It's fourth annual convention here.
HILLSBORO.-Ka Mandolay fell az
school and broke her arm Ia two places.
| Blood poisoning ensued and she died
! "Wednesday night
| JEWETT. Charley Copeland accidental
| Is shot his hand on while out duck hunting.
! A party OF movers passing through tnls
! county had the misfortune 20 lose one OF
! their children by drowning. It was buried
| here.
= WAXAHACHIE.--T men OF ina
! Ghost Hill neighborhood have eeen arreht,
! Nv Loan COMPANY out OF several hundred
/ dollarH with fraudulent mortgages.
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OF these juices. with the body fatigued
and continually in action, the blood is drawn
away from the digestive organs, hence the
digestive fluids cannot be supplied. Natur-
ally this leaves lot of undigested food In
the stomach that is not only useless but
harmful. Now what is TO be done?
1t must be dlgested A little stimulant
might help IL temporarily, but that makes
the next meal still more difficult to digest,
as II draws on the digestive juices unnatur-
ally and soon exhausts them. The only cor
rect, common sense way Of treating these
cases is TO furnish substitute, which must,
In order TO be effectual, contain exactly the
same elements in exactly the same proper
tions as the natural digestive fluids.
The one preparation which can be abso-
lutely proven to meet these requirements Is
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1T 10 not an expert
ment at your expense but the result OF ex-
periments at our expense. 1t Is not mere
stimulant to aid digestion, but is itself
combination OF all the dlgestants and actu-
ally digests the food by it's own individual
powers Of action without any aid whatever
from the digestive organs. 1t will digest
food even in bottle under proper condl-
tons, temperature, etc, so It certainly
can't help having the same action In the
stomach.
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
RECElVERSHlP OF CAPITAL sYNDl-
CATE RANCH VACATED.
An Order Made in the Case OF Farweli
VS.. Babcook by the Second
Court Of Appeals.

Fort Worth Texas, November e.-FOllow-
ing are the proceedings had Is the court OF
civil appeals for the Second supreme Ju-
dcial district:
Motions submitted: Graham VS. Jameson
ct al, for rehearng; Gates Ys. Mcclure ct
al, to affirm and for 10 per cent damages
on suggestion Of delay this case was ad-
vanced by the court and set for November
2Sl. Sellers VS.. Bennett, for rehearng;
Beaver VS.. State Of Texas ex rel, w. f..
Trip, motion to advance; Pickett rs.
Trick, to quash bond and dismiss appeal
Street VS., Robertson Ell al, to perfect
record. This being an agreed motion II
was granted as per agreement
Motions granted Deaver VS.. state OF
Texas ex lei, W. F. Trip. TO advance.
This case was advanced and set for NO
yember %
reheaIing; also in same case for change
in conclusions; Ovens VS.. Davis, LOT re,
hearing Pickett vs. Trick, to quash bond
q Cases 1as'i Submitted: Mccoy VS.. Cunning.
ham ct al from Tarrant. Boyd VS.. Mont
gomery, Jr., from Nolan; Ellis vs.. Acme
thews ct al vs.. Darnell ct al from Archer
McCord- Collins Commission Company vs.
Moore from Wise; Abilene Cott5n OH
Company VS. BrscOe ct AL from Taylor
al, from Tarrant; Fort Worth and Denver
City Railway Company vs., shcrrod, from
Wichita Texas and Pacific Railway Com
psny VS. Jap Martin, from Taylor Roberts
Us. Watson ct al, from Hood; Clerihew VS.,
Richardson, from Jack.
Reversed aud remanded; Fort Worth
aud Denver City Railway Company vs..
Wright, from Clay.
In the case Of John " Farwell ct al
vs. Margaret Ann Babeock et al, being
one branch Of the case involving the re-
ceivership proceedings over the property
OF the capitol syndicate ranch IN West
Texas, the Judgment was reversed aud
rendered for appellants, yacating the re-
ownership.
%. Texas and Pacific Railway Company
VS.. Crockett, from Parker May6ed Lpm-
her Company VS. Carver, from Clay; VII,
lard " King et al VS. Quincy National
Bank. from Tarrnnt; Williams ct al Us.
Harrison. from PAlo Pinto: Gates vs.. Nc
| Clure et al. from Wise; Beaver VS.. state
| of Texas ex rel, ". T. Trip, from Tay'
| iOr
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IT IS PUT UP OR QUIT
TEXAS REPUBLICANS MUST COME
DOWN WITH THE CASH.
They Expect NOTHING in This State from
Money or Work, So They Must Make
Un the SHORTAGE Elsewhere.

Austin, Texas. November cit was
learned here yesterday on the best OF au-
thority that many, If not all of the Federal
offlceholders In Texas contributed to the
Ohio campaign fund for the recent cleo
ton which was held in the Buckeye State,
The idea seems almost preposterous, but
It is true, nevertheless, for the resaon that
about all the assistance Texas republican
can give flor he has no pull behind him
in his own State) is to put up his hard
earned coin TO help some republican get
elected In a State like Ohio, where there
are so few republicans.
Chairman Dick of the Ohio 6. o. p,
conceived the idea Of drawing on the Tex
as contingent Wa are at - pie counter,
line the boys put up without a Whim-
per.
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Can Now Eat Anything.

Dallas county; W. A. Holt VS.. Rockwall
County. from Rockwall county; Texas and
Pacific Railway Company vs.. Hugh lark.
ington from Bowie county; Texas Mid
land Railroad vs.. Frank Johnson. from
kaufman county; Commerce Milling and
Grain Company VS.. Morris & Parker ct al,
from Delta county; The State Of Texas
vs., Charles II Gibson ct al from Harrison
county; The State OF Texas VS.. j. 6. Par
ker. from Harrison county; st. Louis Type
Foundry ct a9hvs Mrs. N. c. Taylor, from
Bowie county.
Cases set for November % D. r. Myrack
ys, John Valentine. from Bowie county;
Emma Brandenhurg vs.. r. u. Norwood.
from Bowie county J. s, CulIncn vs..
standard Light and Power Company from
Dallas county; John W. Maddox VS.. g. L..
Ad0ir ct al from Grayson county; \. &
G. Taylor Company VS.. Lyman Davis, from
Dallas county; Texas Land and Mortgage
Company We. NJ j. Cooper ct al, from Dol'
las rOUnfy.
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The NaIlOnal Disease.

If there is any disease entitled to such
distinction IL is certainly dyspepsia, 1t is
safe to say that not one person in ten enjoys
the blessings of perfect digestion, strange
though it may seem. Why Is thisp
Digestion is a slow process by which
nature transforms the food into state
suitable for nourishment for the body. The
time required varies from one to six hours
or more, according to the food In the
hurry, worry and hustle, the striving for the
almighty dollar, the Goth century American
fails to give proper heed to natures de-
mands upon his time. He gets up in the
morning, bolts his breakfast without half
chewing it, washes 1t down with hot coffee
or other liquid and rushes of to his business.
AT noon, It's rush home or to the lunch
counter, eat his lunch hastily while fatigued
and out of breath, then rush back TO BUSH
ness. One Of the greatest essentials TO pro-
per digestion is the mastication or chewing
OF food, to thoroughly mix it with saliva II
this is not done, the food passes into the
stomach in condition which does not per-
NIT of it's being acted upon by the gastric
Juices there, even though there be sufficient
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A Bow Accidentally Killed Himself.

sinton Texas, November 9--News was
received over the phone this morning from
Gregory that Lester, the 1S.year-old son Of
Mr.. James Harrell, killed himself by the
accidental discharge of shotgun, one side
of his head being blow of. The little fel.
low was sent out yesterday afternoon to
scare the blackhirds ont of the kafflr corn
posed that he dropped the gun and caught
at it as It fell, as he had been seen sitting
on a platform In the field The family
have the sympathy Of the entire com
munity.
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Fifth Court Of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas. November 9.--rhe follow,
ing are todays proceedings in the court
Of civil appeals for the Fifth supreme
judicial district;
Motions submitted: Isadore Kosminssy
VS.. B. 7. Estes. administrator ct al, hear
ing; st. Louis Southwestern Railway Com
pany vs.. j. NJ. Neal. dismiss appeal; La
donia Cotton oil Company Va. N. v. Shaw.
rehearing; II. c. Head VS.. T. II. Wheeler
4 Son, hle transcript
A. Kettle ct al, from Dallas. county; Law
renee Ashton VS.. Texas ana Pacific Rail
way Company, from Dallas county; Wash
Morris VS.. W. Wells. from Fannin county,
Reversed and remanded W. J. Hume &
Co, vs.. sherman oil and Cotton Company
from Grayson county; Texas Midland Rail
road vs. Mrs c. Terry, from Hunt county
George Walter rs. r. II. bearing, from
Motions disposed Of: 81. Louis South
western Railway Company We J. p. Neal
dismiss appeal granted: H. c, Head VS.
\. Fl. Wheeler & Son. hle transcript over
cGses submitted, ". n. conkhps tsn Va
EAmlltsn RalRt aaA GLASS Company Gran
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cLEReYMANs CHILDREN.
Coffee Beino Replaced by Postum Foo
Coffee.


Coffee.
81 am the wife Of a minister About
three years ago a warm friend an exem-
plary mother and the conscientious wife
Of a minister. asked me II | had ever tried
giving up coffee and using the Postum
Food Coffee. / had been telling her Of
my excessive nervousness and Ill health.
She said! we dirk nothing else for
breakfast but Postum Food Coffee, and 1t
is a delight and a comfort 10 have some
thing that we do not have to refuse the
children when they ask for IT,
II was surprised that she would permit
the children to drink any kind OF coffee,
but she explained that It was most
healthfui beverage and that the children
thrived on IT, very little thought con,
WINGED me that for brain work one should
no. rely upon a sbmulant such as conee
is, but should have food and the very best
my first trial Of Postum was failure
The maid OF an work brought Il TO the
table lukewarm, weak and altogether hack
lug In character. We were IN despair, but
decided on one more trial. AZ the second
trial we faithfully followed the directions
used four tcaSpoonsful TO tie pint Of
water, let It boil full hfteen minutes aftei
me real boiling began, and served u
With rich cream. 1t was delicious and W.
II have since sung the praises Of Postum
Food Coffee on many, many occasions ant
have Induced numbers OF friends q
abandon coffee and use Postum, with re
markable results The wife OF eohsg'
professor said 10 me short time ago tina
nothing had ever produced so marked
change On her husbands health as the leay
inc OF of coffee and use OF Postum Foos
Coffee" Edith Smith pswh Appissea
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Laundry Was Destroyed at Beaumont,
Causing a Heavy LOSS.

Laundry Was Destroyed at Beaumont,
Causing a Heavy LOSS.
Beaumont, Texas, November o.-Beau-
mont was visited by another destructive
ere at 10 o'clock this morning which, un.
der the circumstances, resulted most
fortunately considering the danger TO near
by buildings. The lneeda laundry building,
a two-story frame structure, recently built
on Liberty avenue and belonging 70 Mrs,
Henry Fall was destroyed In a very short
time. The FIRE originated In the boil
err room In the rear and Is supposed to
have been caused by the roof over the boil
er igniting from the heat going from the
boiler. Employees Of the laundry and oe-
cupants OF the second floor had barely time
to rush out of the building before the en-
tire structure was swept by the danes,
and In less than an hour there was nothing
LETT but the smouldering timbers and black
ened machinery.
Mr.. John b. Goodhue was in the very
hottest place protesting his home and d,
recung the work OF the volunteers and
suf1ered considerable from the heat and
nervous shock, but nothing serious Is ap-
pretended concerning his condition
ling a nozzle in the Street during the early
part Of the Are were forced to retire ana
several received eonsiderlble clustering
They tried TO hold small BIZ board II
front OF them and the beat vas so In.
tense that this board caught nze HOW
me men stood the heat IL wonder.
Mr.. ]. G. Burnett OF the lneeda LAUNDRY
company estimates the loss 20 the com
pany at about $500, covered by Insurance.
The second floor Of the building was
leased 10 Lawrence Block, whose loss V
$1,000. without any insurance. IL was nsse
Tor bats and all the occupants lost lnOii
entire personal possessions. -
The loss on the building Is 5000 witA no
| Nua.
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sHERIEFs, pEpARTMENr.

La Grange, Texas, November S.-Stolen
from j. h Cawley near Muldoon, Texas,
on the 18th ultimo, one bay horse about
y years Old, 10 hands high, not branded.
has white spot In forehead and small SKIP
on nose, has both hind feet white half way
no TO hooks The horse was traced going
toward CiStern (Wesb The owner VIII
nav literally for the recovery Of the horse
and ] vii ray SIS for the thief in any
iail in Texas upon conviction. A. Loessin.
sheriff Fayette county, Texas.
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FOR CARRYING A PISTOL
IN A TOWN WHERE HE WAS NOT
AN OFFICER
A Fort Worth Detective Was Fined Fifty
Dollars-An Appeal Is to
Be Taken.

San Antonio, Texas, November Ode
tective Al Ray of the Fort Worth poll c
force, who was arrested on the grounds
of the San Antonio National fair during
fair week, on a charge Of carrying pistol
in public gathering, was tried before
Judge Green of the county court today,
adjudged guilty and fined $50. There was
no jury in the case, which Will be APP
pealed. The defense was that being an
officer Of the Fort Worth force he had a
right to carry a pistol in san Antonio
Judge Green held otherwise and imposed
the $50 fine
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4out pain, danger. operation or an
4 loss OF time from the days work.
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FssaHGe OF this remarkable method, the
n ~ Charles LANCE Morrison, ILL.,, Is a
4pme piece Of intelligence.
Laannge Is a well-preseryed old gen
- q years OF age, aud for eighteen
nad bad double rupture which no
'tsnt could cope with. After a short
~ the Rice method the left rupture
IN entirely and the right was almost
~ In few weeks Today he is as
ss q dollar, and ais cure Is only one
pnareds OF similar cases reported by
~ VINO use the Rice method Send FOR
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80 And II you know OF other rup'
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today.
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Suffered 40 Years

Gentlemen:-l wish TO inform the public
that / have been constant sufferer from
the pangs of dyspepsia and indigestion for
forty years during which time l have given
almost every medicine o trial in different
forms, such as the dyspepsia tablets especi-
ally but nothing has done me the good THAI
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure has. / have used
only two bottles as yet and feel sure the
third bottle will cure mo of the disease l
have suffered from for forty years.-Alexan-
der Kerr, Rice Landing, Greene Co.. Penn.
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THE SALOONS LOST.

Jennings (La.) Ordinance Against sa-
looms Sustained.
Jennings, La. November e,-The case OF
Jennings VS.. the Saloons was tried In Lake
Charles yesterday, resulting in a victory
In favor of the town of Jennings. poaat
Pecheu and C. d. Bonnln got out an Ia
junction some time ago restraining the
ordinance prohibiting the sale Of iutoAl.
cants. The verdict was rendered IN laNEf q.
the case was placed on the saloou ste, rms,
however, does not close the saloons, ~
they have ten days in which TO make a9 a
appeal, and the fines can not pc So'I n,ads
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WIN soon use on as Euel.

Austin, Texas, November 9.-The eight
large oil tanks which are to he used here
at the state institutions have arrived and
are now In position. All Of the insttn-
tons here will be burning oil by the mid.
die of next week and State officials say
that the saving 10 the State In the way Of
fuel Will be something wonderful.
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New TeIephone COMPANY at Oranae.

Orange, Texas, November ST. N. Gray,
editor Of Rice Industry, published at Houa
ton, was here today soliciting funds from
the business men to help defroy the ex-
pense Of constructing the famous rice
kitchen at the Buffalo exposition.
Messrs Aubrey and Fulton, two OF the
prominent stockholders In the new tele-
phOue company recently organized mere,
were Ia Orange today looking over the
field and consulting with Colonel w, D..
Belts local manager OF the company,
preparatory 20 inaugurntlng the consruc-
lion work at an early date
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PLAYED with a Tornedo.

Grandview. Texas. November s.-Dero
Harrell, little boy about : years of age
was seriously cut in the fnce yesterday
evening He and several Of his little
cousins were playing with signal torpedo,
when he hit IL with a Ratchet and an ex-
ploslon followed The Ratchet few back
the blade striking him in the face, cutting
a severe cash over the eye, Several of his
little cousins who were nearby We're con.
siderably scratched by the explosion, but
NOT gpriously
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Good Rains IL N. Mast

Austin. Texas, November s.-Attornsy
Bob saner, who has charge Of the UNI
versity lands, has Just returned from
Reeves cousty, where he has been looking
after his interests In that part Of the
state. He SAYS that when he left there
on Thursday the Pecos river was over its
banks, and that the heavy rains which
have been falling out there for the past
ten days have put the large pastures In
fine condition, and cattle will thrive all
winter long.
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Austin, Texas. November 9.--rhe Sigma
M fraternity Of the University of Texas
gave banquet last night In honor OF its
new initiate. Mr. T. Allan Smith, Of Dal-
las. There were a number of the mem
bers of the fraternity present
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ingty large number OF true bills returned
u Is very evident that crime is on the
Increase In this section of the State Ar
unusually large number were returned for
felonious offenses. The violators Of the
gaming laws have not been overlooked
Many OF the gamblers left town early In
the game to escape the iron hand OF JUS.
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Motlon to dismiss overruIed.

pl Paso. Texas, November 0.--The metica
70 dIsE jss the Injunction against the Bis
bee railway restraining 1t from crossing
mountain pass near the city already occa-
rnlsd ~ the territorial court At AlAmogor-
da. NJ Nj, today. Under this ruling the
iniunetIon will remain In fuu force until
me dnal hearing December 2.
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New Charter Filed.

Austin, Texas, November 9.-The follow
ing charters were filed today:
The Columb!Gu Mining and Milling com.
pany Of FL Paso capital stock S199, $50
Purpose, conducting and operating mines
etc, in Texas and Mexico. Directors. Err
nest KohlberG, w. NJ. Caldwell Of III Paso
and William Moller OF Mexico.
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ReeeIets Of seeretarY of Sac.

Austin Texas, November 9.--The receipts
at the secretary of states office for ten
months of this year, ending October 81,
were S333124 against Sl46,1O2 for the
same time last year The receipts for Oc-
t0ber alone amounted 10 $l1,97S
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no no, leave hons on a Journey without
a hottie Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and plarrhoea Remedy, II is almost GER
tain 10 he needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
KbIp. Il 10 pisasapt, safe and reliable. For
GALE By iii dragKistA
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SICk Headache.

Gentlemen-My wife was troubled for
years with dyspepsia. Her symptoms were
sick headache and vomiting every other day
and she could scarcely eat anything.
bought Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and she COM
menced taking 1t and has none OF the above
symptoms, and eats everything without
caution, but continues the use OF Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure at intervals
W. II. Caulkins, So, Edmeston, N. Y.
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Death Of an Old citizen.

Austin, Texas. November 81 Larmour,
aged 70 years. one of the oldest archi-
tects of Austin died today at his home.
His death was due 10 old age. He has
resided here since 1869. He leaves one
son and grandson, the latter being Ed
mund L. Croker of Houston.