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The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
Confirmation Notice.

Notice of Confirmation in the Carroll circuit court for the Eastern District.
 Notice is hereby given that James B. Reeves has filed in the Carroll Circuit Court for the Eastern District, a petition pray ing to have his title confirmed to the following lands, situated in the county of Carroll and state of Arkansas, to-wit:
 The s. E. IA of N. E. IA of Sec. 32, and the $. w. IA of the N. w. IA of Sec. 33, both in Township 20 N. of Range 23 West; that he will make applica- ton to have his title confirmed to said lands on the first day of next August term of the Carroll Cir cult Court for the Eastern District, which convenes on the 18th day of August, 1901. And I hereby call upon all persons who claim any interest in said lands to ap- pear on first day of said Carroll Circuit Court for the Eastern District, which convenes on the day aforesaid, and show cause why the title of said petitioner. James B. Reeves, should not be confirmed.
 Given under my hand, this 10th day of June, 1901.
 E. M. BARE, Clerk.
 By N. B. HUBERT, D. C.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
Land Office at Harrison. Ark J


 Notice is hereby given that the followi named settler has filed notice of his inten to make final proof in support of his claim that said proof will be made before the Regi & Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Aug. l9, viz: Joseph Hammo4ds 4 2o}S6 for the < Sc: Nv. Sc. & Sc, Ne, Sec. E Twp. 20 N, 24 ".
 He names the following witnesses to prove continuous residence upon aud cultiyatio said land, viz: Jerry Leach, Joe Leach .JaI Tanning, Martin Hammonds, all of BarryVI Ark y
 John l. Worthington, Regist& { LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARk. May 2S, Notice is hereby gwen that the folloWiug-nGN ed settler has filed notice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim that said proof will be made before tie RPs ter and Receiver at Harrison Ark, on JnlY 1901, viz: Mary Underwood II E. 20169, the l-2 Sc. Sec. 2l. Twp. 2l N k, 22 ". He names the following witnesses to prove continuous residence upon and cultivation said land. viz: J, E. Osborn, M. o. UnderWa D. NJ. Hurt, Il. L Underwood, all of Ral Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
Confirmation Notice.

Notice of Confirmation in the Carroll circuit court for the Eastern District.
 Notice is hereby given that l.. E. Harbert has filed in the Carroll Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis- trict, a petition praying to have his title confirmed to the following lands situated in Carroll county, Ark, towit: Pt. Sw A Sw IA Sec. 8 and Nv IA Nv IA Sec. IT, both in Twp. 19, N. R. 33 w; that he will make application to
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13

have his title confirmed to said lands on the first day of the next August term of the Carroll Cir cult Court for the Eastern District which convenes on the 18th day of August 1901. And 1 hereby call upon Willis Rush and all persons who claim any interest in said lands to appear on the first day of the Carroll Circuit Court for the Eastern District, which convenes on the day aforesaid, and show cause why the title of the petitioner, l.. E. Harbert, should not be confirmed.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of June, 1901.
 E. M. BARE, Clerk. By N. B. HUBERT, D. c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
COnfirmat ton Notice.

Notice of Confirmation in the Carroll circuit court for the Eas- tern District.
 Notice is hereby given that Robert A. Farmer has filed in the Carroll circuit court for the Eastern district, a petition pray ing to have his title confirmed to the following lands, situated in Carroll county, Ark, to-wit: w 1-2 N E IA Sec. 34 Twp. 19 N R 22 w, being 80 acres. That he will make application to have his title confirmed to said lands on the first day of the Carroll circuit court for theEastern dis trict which convenes on the 18th day of August, 1901. And I hereby call upon all persons who claim any interest in said lands to appear on the first day of said term of the Carroll circuit court for the Eastern district, which convenes on the day aforesaid, and show cause why the title of petitioner R. A. Farmer should not be confirmed.
 Given under my hand this 27th day of June 1901.
 E. M. Bare, Clerk.
 By N. B. Hubbert, D. c. F, o, Butt Atty. for petitioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
Land OMce ct Harrison, Ark, June r

Notice is hereby given that the follow named settler has filed notice Of bis iateal 10 make final proof in support Of his clal@ss thatsaid proof will be made before the JuGs Clerk of Carroll county at Berryville, Ahal July 70, l90l viz: Hugh Y Hamilton III 20Sl3, for the WE Ne, & k E Nv, Sec, S' N. R B w.
 He names the following witnesses to ms continuous residence upon and cu!tivsu saIu land, viz: John Gamble G
 Lon Bell Lon Clontz, all of Yocum, Arh,
 JOHN 1. WORrHINGTON Re@sN
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office at Harrison, Ark. July 6, laI Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intenton to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Juagf or Clerk of Carroll county at Berry vile, Ark on Aug "A, l9Ol, viz: .Terard E Moore Il. E. 22091, for the S1a Nv & NE Sw, Sec. g, Twp 2l N. R, 23 W
 Re names the following witnesses to props his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: Robert Wlnkle, James Caudle, T. J Moore. of Raum, Ark. C. w Bell of Yoeunl, Ark.
 John l. Worthington Reg,ls N
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JOHN I. Wosrn1N GroN, Registd
Land Office at Harrison Ark. June l5p

Land Office at HarrisOn, Ark, June I5I1 Notice is hereby given that the tolloWli named settler has filed notice Of his inten1 that said proofwill be made before The \ lster X Receiver at Harrison, Ark ,,on Aug 1901, viz: Hetty Woodwork, deserted wifi Randall J. Woodworth H. F l9377 for theN SW, Se Sw X Sw Sc, Sec. 3. Twp. r. \. w.
 He names the following witnesses to proT' said land, viz T. II Woodwork, Chs Phillips, Jim Bynum, Willie. Sisco, al! oi@ 4 rk.
 John I. Worthingt0n, ReglsIS
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13
Clerks S Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the folpIoa guardians filed at the A. pril 1901 of the r%l court of the East 9rn district of Carroll t,, ~, their account currents for confirmation vi Jectlon at the July term of said court,
 W, Emmett, guardian of Martha d. | melt, ,G annual and final account current,
 W F Emmet, guardian of James Ell" annual account current.
 This Apr. r, l90l ,,p
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n7I EXECUTIVE OF Greater New York Anti ammny Ticket


q ne members of the Brazos County
,n ,Ii,N T."Mtts association ARE going to
IN q heavy crop They have ordered yeT
piignt Ior@ eiu' of on o, SGgu Ih5F, VIII also
toes. e'' VI c"pp'se ana Irish pota-
pa+,,o
ha, mn, houston County, Texas, Novem-
81 Uen - rom appearances We win have
some ram tonight, which Is needed after
Week ''H AGO 0rb but some rain fen here a
STONED If III Va, q tnorl9sE came up an!
one heinz ver, bo,t Two li.5ts' me second
year va navy lor inns time or tue
NnA.,
rc MILDeet!e Wheeler County, Texas. No
NSn0er The cotton crop iu this mart
o. me Fanhandle was fine this year. In
l"ct' crops OF every kind were good
Warrepton. Fayettc County Trvos No
yemher 1.-The weather continue 70 o
fair and for this time Of tbe ynot o,,',, 1e
iugN warm A GOOD general min is 5 ,n,y,a
and norther Is much desired nv ,bosn
who bave hogs 10 butcher OWN 70 H.,
low Price of cotton no saIcs orc ~ ny
made and business for the season of thS
year is quite dun VI 'ue
Bgrvule hoo r,,,,,.. No.
lii is esfi5oo I"qntEE, IGXas, November
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

PARIS.-Involuntary bankruptcy proceed
Ings have been begun against Cruihpecker
Crowder, doing a general merchant. Sc
and liquor business at Sash, in this county
GREENYILLE.-The school house al
Needmore has been destroyed by FIRE l.
is suspected that II was the work Of an
incendiary.
WACO.-one Of the Montana unsigned
bank bills has turned up IN Waco, and the
Federal authorities are looking for the
stranger who passed II.
TEHUACANA.-Citlzc here are making
an effort TO have the college OF the Con
gregatiOnal church located at this place.
CLEBURNE. The populists held cor
vention here today to consider party mat
tiers. A State convention Will soon b.
called.
FORT WoRTH.-rhe deed 10 1856 acres,
10 be used as site for annual encamp-
ment at this place, has been delivered to
the Confederate Park associat ion OF this
city. The consideration was S24GO.35
WAXAHACHIE.--Sp Beck says he
mNy have killed Rafe Williams. the negro
who was found dead under railroad bridge
here Monday morning. Beck says he was
sitting on the bridge with a girl when
some one began throwing rocks at them.
One of them struck the girl, and he dreg
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riage Just after PRAYER meeting services,
htN. H. {. SWonord. father O the bride,
Hul lajhg Roth are pr'mn ana popu
iaf oNH2 people, the groom being a flrem'n
~ q" service Of the Katy, running North
On NO o. returning Oh No. q. They Will
make this place their home.
EASON MGLTON.- Denton Texas. No
NtMutt o.--A. X. EN,On and Mrs. Margaret
j. Melton, both very Old, tine groom being
at least 40 were married here this week.
Jtase l. D. Ferguson performing the cere-
nVuN- An amusing feature was that q
large crowd had gathered In Squire Hop
kluS' office TO witness the ceremony. whoa
the groom. TO head on the sigat-crrs, won't
into the county judges office and had the
ceremony performed at once.
uEAn-HARRELL.-G Texas
November Married - the Baptist
church In this city last Tuesday evening"
MI llarlin X. Head and Miss Adlie Har,
rel Both are Dung and prominent So
ciety people of this place, and have a laIge
number Of friends who wish them success
Rev. d. 1. Smith OBLIGATED.
Observation-Disclosures. Texas. No
vcmhrr 9.-Alderman Max iIrsch left this
afternoon for Fort Worth where. on the
Eth instant he win marry Miss RcbcCca
Gabert OF t9at. city. Alderman Hirsch is
one Of the c!ty's most progressive citizens
and is The Posts representative at this
place
BROoKS-BURNETT- GreenvlIe Texas
November 9.-Wil Brooks and Miss Matte
Burnett surprised their families ana
getting married, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev L. A. Hanson. nj the lat
ter's residence in West Greenvlle.
MOWpN-NALCH.-G reenville Texas. No
vemher S.-Albert Mowdy and Miss Ellen
lalch of Coalgate, l. T., We're married at
the court house yesterday afternoon, Squire
Tom Mcdaniel officiating, They came in
on an afternoon train and appeared to he
In a hurry to get spliced.
LEWIS.LEE.--Mn Wells, Texas, No
vemher 1,--Rev. G., w. Lewis, pastor of the
Methodist church at Palo Pinto and Miss
Fannie Lee were married last night at the
brides parents home, near Oran, Rev.
John, r. Morris, presiding elder, per
forming the ceremony.
MENDEL.B Taylor, Texas, No.
lemher 1O-Cards are out announcing the
marriage on the 2lst instant, Mt the First
Christian church, Of Miss Bess Mendel,
daughter of Mr.. c. Mendel of the Taylor
National bank and MIR. Bernard Brown Of
this city.
BOLTIN- SICKLE.-Grecnyille, Tex
as, November 81. l., Boltin and Miss
Dave Nanslcke came TO tho city Yesterday
from south of the city and. obtaining the
bonds of wedlock, Rev. j. j. Clark otfl-
ciating.
WOLsELEY- sTALLINGs. --Killeen, Tex
as, November S.-This afternoon at
o'clock Miss Annie staIlings Of this place
Brownwood on the 5 o'clock train.
LANHAM STEPHENS. go Weatherford,
Texas, November S.--Mr Ned Lanham. son
OF Congressman Lanham, and Miss Bess
Stephens daughter of Judge /. W. stephens
Of the court OF civil appeals, were married
here last night.
PHILLIPS MILES,--Santa Anna, Texas,
November 10-This community was some
what surprised this morning Mt the an
nouncement Of wedding, after shutdown
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TEXAS MiR2l GES.


law H. i'D,- A9rton' IGNas NoEem-
.,f ~ tItu ' Ut the nome OF hSt daughter
, Mls' - N,"P, utlyl u4setlnk III
IG. G.a,rro,d' d i,,",'55' w. "HS" 81"
I,IiitI,i' Sa,tI.n ,'5-,,,,l'o',5 ', nv ,,,ln bS
INN I1ys Nenfio stlor,. ro'iD rriIr,1 ana
tT'a I,S 1rn,o tiic n'n,, ,irric " arI
ma i,,t,t,,1L ,,,,i i',4,t
Irc,J"s sbo b"e ,nS WV liGS MIA ,,Gtt, ,6n6
dSeJ1 ana t"a5 iovS5 ain ,rhn e7,,o,'
N' "5" 4, 49,. I' W." 49,, ny "r "HT N,ly rH
and went with her family to The mouth Of
the Rrazos. where they lived mguy years
Five children survive her Mrs &. u.
John Crawford OF Brookslirc Mrs D. Rrook
shire of Houston. aud Mrs Rohcrt smith
Of Fort Bend county. The inarmcnt took
place at the family burial ground near
Wharton
SHUMATTE -Palestire. Texas. N6vcm.
Der 0-Ir. w. NJ Shum1tta. a.ed So wears
and one Of Paestinc's oldest I'D most
highly esteemed citizens. died al his resi-.
dcuce I'm tbIs civ v,stoilny afternoon ot
3 O'clock Thc funeral orrurred M tho lgto
residence nj O'Clock ans afternoon and
me remaIns Wrre IaiJ 10 rcst n Tho Epst
min cemetery by the Knight TempIars.
of which ne was member
SNftTu SON Arccio rrcv,. Nover,t,r
s.1Mr James BerrT SmIta. who moved
6crc f.,,n G,,,,Icha is5, s'1i,,,,,rr di.d AZ
his home In ii,is NV an tbe Gtb and wa
Lnrtrd b,rn ,'f.tr,,i,t IN M inl,l Siteooi,.
lodge. lie leaves a widow and several
grown children. residing here, at Comanchc
DtttnNtu
Tennessee, but moved to Texas nj the age
of 10 wears
TYNS Grocqhoeck Tcxoe Novenbar q
Captain j. Il. Tyns of this place died this
.mug at his home at o'clock He. was
one OF the old citizens Of Limestone couu.
ty. and has always been highly esteemed
by ali who knew him His wife and two
daughters, Mrs. c. Padgett aud Mrs Dr.
j. w. Cox all OF whom reside here, survive
him.
M'CALIAN .-RIchland. Texas. November
0.-Ouite a gloom was cast over our town
yesterday ut ! o'clock when II was an
nounced that ]. J. McCgllan had passed
quietly away. lie VIII be Inferred IN
Richland cemetery today at 80 O'Clock.
lie had served ialthiully as postmaster Tor
Iue mr. w Su"is, umu sMas rre.Ilg W
9ehls uIu' nc ti"''u neie liol' ieuuV's'''
SIMMONS: Bryan, Texas, November p
Mn D. >. simmons ql.5., uIeu NJ ms noun IouI
eS mJfh t II b6n in at 3i2 ctI ha am, anu
T"s aior LiiS Ii ,ya rotsad '"T
comfy, and was one OF lis very hest xii.
zeps. He was 80 wears of age and leayes
n wife, but no children,
NEwcoNtr cn,t,h,,i,t, ro No.,
~ w viii N nriae. lc@uS' .NoNeh-
9 9er MS II. >SMs"H,e, ngeu 90 years,
0i i aIu WIS ~ " "riu W eiHEsuHS IA the
Silg S Ply VIZ III a. musnanu un
nr" sad ann biah vas ,o,o nn
,,ar TO- ue''"' ""'NA "'' aus i''i p"'"'
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c. L. & THEO
Sell Hardware
AT MAIN and CAPITOL.
Phones eco.
Maearoni Shipments.

Victoria, Texas November 1.-THE fol-
lowing shipments OF live stock were made
during the past week from points on me
New York, Texas and Mexican and Gult.
Western Texas and Pacific railways;
Monday, November 4.-From Julia Penst
one car yearlings TO Beeyille, for ]. T..
0'Reily.
Tuesday, November 6.--From Beevi.let
Albert Mehoney, three cars cows TO AZ
giers: w. j. station. one car horses 10
Louisiana. From Golad; ]. v. Roeder,
one car calves TO Algiers. From Victorik,
John Kay, two cars horses anu mules TO
East Texas.
Wednesday, November 6.-From Victorian
Mr.. Yates, one car horses TO Fort Worth.
Thursday, November From Van
Week; A. c. Stuart three cars calves
TO Houston.
Friday. November s.-FTom CLIP: ]. W.
Toppe, one car calves to 81. Louis; y. II.
East, ave cars cattle 10 Algiers.
Saturday, November 9.--From lneE: Ber
nett 4 West one car. calves 20 GAlys
From Aloe: c. M. Linney, one g.
10 Houston. From Pierce;
beauI, one car cattle TO III
Louisi Il. p. Ward. three q
Louis.
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yesterday, the contracting parties being
Mr., j Len Phillips, brother to our drug.
Eist and Miss Ida Miles. music teacher.
and sisier-ln.law 70 Y. L.. Grady, cashier
ties are well connected, and have the best
wishes OF the community.
M'KARNEY-ToDD.--KcEse. Texas. No
vemher 1O.At the residence OF the bride 9
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Todd. Wednes-
day evening at Q o'clock, November O, Miss
Maude Todd to Mr. McKarney OF McGregor.
SIMPSON. pAsKIN.-- Ennis, Texas, No.
vember S.-Mr. D. 5. Simpson OF this city
and Miss Jennie Baskln Of Crockett Texas
were married yesterday and came in on last
nights train aud viii reside In Ennis.
PRISSMEYE Err .VoELKER. Manor, Tex.
as. November I.--Marled. at Rose Hill
church, Mir, Henry Prlssmeyer. Of Taylor.
Texas, to Miss Lydia Noelker OF this place,
Rev Flachmeler officiating
CHEEK FOSTER. Bryan Texas, No.
vemher q. Mrs Mabel Kelley Foster and
Or. James W Cheek were married here
at $3.50 o'clock Yesterday afternoon Rev.
Jewel Howard officiating.
HoDGES.ToMPK1NS- Mckinney, Texas,
November TBuit Hodges and Miss Emma
TompklnS OF Princeton were married at the
home OF the bride In that town last even
Ing.
ROZNOFSKY MACHACEK. - sinner
Texas, November H. Married 10 this cam
Ollie church al this place today, FranB
Rozno!sky and Cecilia Maehacek.
SOOBODA ROINOFSkN- Sinner. Texas
November IL Married in the Catholic
church here today 0iois Syoboda aud Mary
Roznofsky.
JANSA-NROZEL.-- Sinner, Texas Novcm-
Der u.-Marricd IN tho Catholic church
at this place today Tom Jansa to Rosa
Nr32pl.
EDENS- DARNELLE. -Grapeland. Texas.
November lo.-Mr. Albert Edens and Miss
Fannie Darnelle were married at Crockett
yesterday
RtALLS.HACKER. 49, Grapelaud, Texas.
November 10 Mr. ] A Rlalls ANA Miss
Anna Hacker were married az the Chris Ian
church today Rev. j. r. Brill officiating.
BIELEFELA- kUETHER shnr.. Texas.
November 11-Mauied at thu q ileuce OF
the brides parents, fonr miles west or
sinner. William Bielcfga to Miss Anna
koether AZ $50 yesterday, Rev. William
Dzlewas otflcated.
MATTHEW'S. ROWE --McNf"han. Texas,
November S.--Yes,crdM Afternoon Nj W.
j. Matthews aud Miss Lulu Rowe were
married NJ the residence OF IA" bride S
parents, Elder J. W. Baker officiating.
JONES HUMPHREYS Palestine. Texas,
November l1.--At the residence OF Judge
John +. Watts In IN city, last prnlug at
Z 10. Mn. 5 -. Jnap.. OF Lon. 'i W. and
AZ IS LILLIAN Iiumrhi.s O. Mi city, We're
united Ia mar'i1 Judge Watts nnicaU-
INK. Thu haua couple lett fof tIeis home
al LonsNlcN last MI. ht.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

E.hAehuleton, Fort Bend County, Texas, No.
~ s-Cotton picking Is finished, and
rd men iaborers have left for the rice
i,ua zane nelds. Stock has been turned
IN tne heids, Some farmers offer to bet
IT. 70 ~ per stalk as you come to them
~ taey would not make a grown boil TO
Y Stalk top crop" About half the cot.
II Sao nahus near here lay idle this wear on
trDiIsIb' or the darkeys having no one to
II ' iahi mem supplies; so they had to find
Il c,J So13r al other places All cotton has
snnt,, perhaps fifteen, being held in the
bntS. Ihat can be held for twelve
fD nSoa are Waller County, Texas. No.
o mver 1.-THE crop of this section is
gathered and marked change will
4 dTamHeu IN business within the next
or uGSs Many farmers are discussing a
kstniS OF crops, Cotton can not be sue
Il MY raised in this section SO long as
So.' Weeyil remains to prey upon It,
8pibe au Brazor,a County. Texas. No
&nThr NO frost has fallen here vet
sI ID" ,d " was quite cool for several days
sIne 5o6ese and ducks are plentiful and
q Nv ducks have been brought in by
Biz men Cotton is about ali in
tFeeln1dJd VIII ship 275 or 800 bales,
sTo 'VyV to 5000 a few years ago.
!. -S-aa. BIazos County. Texas. November
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two shots In the direction whence the
rocks came. After the shooting he passed
that way and saw the PROSTATE form OF d
man. but did not 20 to examine.
PARIS-At n negro church near here a
row was IN progress between two negroes,
when a third interfered. The third partv
succeeded In fatally woundiug one OF th2
combatants and Instantly killing the other.
WAXAHACHIE.--An election Is ~ be
held for the purpose of determining wheth
cr the speclal school tax On district 50 or
this county shall be abolished,
WINSRORO.- The WnsbOro Creamery
company, which has Just begun opernt,n
has contracted the FIRST thousand poundy Of
It's product TO a New York Arm,
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PREPARING FOR FIGHT
beffries Has Left Off Ills Gymnasium
Work.
.iuS RUHLN IS STILL HARD AT 1T.
.Bettino on the Big Battle Slackened
l Somewhat Yesterday-little Jeffries
I Money Now in Sight.

Ian Francisco. November Thames j.
Nrles did little or no gymnasium work
~ in anticipation of his fight with Gus
lin Friday night. but confined his exer-
TO a brief walk In contrast to this,
lin enjoyed run this afternoon and
punched the bag for a shor, time.
citing on the big dght slacNened today
the season that there Is little or no
ries money I'm sight Rubin has been a
rteuler at to / for a day or two, and
Jeurles people assert that the odds will
longer before the night comes OF. They
waiting to get better odds.
eferee Harry Corhett visited the man
h, OF both men today aud had another
Itroyersv about the conduct OF the h-ht-
In the ring If they don't break mt the
tk Corbett threatens all sorts Of trouble.
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Results at latonia.

Cincinnati, November 12.-Six furlongs-
Dconce, Conundrum, Nina b. l.. Time 1:2O
Five and half furlongs-our Jessie. The
Boston Mamie English. Time 1872.
Mile &.d n sixteenth, selllng-Raronet
Elsie Bramhle, Fairy Tale. Time 1855.
Nile, ndCap--Nobleman Schnel Lauf-
Ter, j. ii. sloan Time 1862.
Six inrlongS- IIermis, Kaloma, Modera-
Tor. Time 1lSle
six furlonss Selling-Jlm Nap, Horseshoe
Tobacco, Suave. Time 10.
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Indianapolis sun.
The cowboy sat down on the ground,
fingered roll Of bills and looked sadly
at his pard.
"Bin," he said, ITS no use. 1 can't &c
10 town with you today"
"Mhy2' asked Bill.
I've only got so 70 my name"
bigger It up ag'in,' said Bin"
No use I've hggercd It up dozen
times, and II always comes out the same
li'i tuhe $50 fer the drunk, dollar an
half fer bed an breakfast. three an a halt
fer cartridges, an that won't leave
cusscd cent to pay the hne."
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TEXAS MARRIAGES

SoMMERs- CRowDER-Br Brennan, Tex.
us, November S.--Mr John Sommers Of
Whitman left last night for Taylor, where
tonight he will be united In marriage to
Miss Bessie Crowder Mr.. Sommers is a
well known farmer Of the Whitman neigh
borhood and the bride was former resi-
dent of that section. The press joins the
many friends of the young couple in ex-
tending congratulations and good wishes
for their future happiness.
BROOKS-S WOFFORD. --Smlthville, Tex
as, November Sat the Baptist church In
this city last night Mr.. T. j. Brooks and
Miss Cinda A. Swofford were united In mar
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Oakland Summaries.

San Francisco, November 12.-Five fur
aongs-Josle e., Malispina, Torllla. Time
. 04
Mile, selling Nellie Forest, Billy Moore,
l1hc Gallr Time 14Gh
Seven furlongs, selllng-The Singer I'm.
lperous, The Miller. Time 1:32@.
Six furlougS Blue ana Cold handicap
|eea Lion, Diderot, Frank Kenny. Time
llT
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-Nannie No
Ban, Bedeck, Rushfelds. Time 1:52%.
Mlle-Orient, Dunblame. Lady NEEDLE
Bone 1:47H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
BUSINESS MATTERS.

Grocery Merchant Assigns at Terrell
Terrell, Texas, November 10. NJ.
Thomas, grocery merchant assigned today,
mining William II. Allen as trustee. The
invoice is being taken but the assets are
rot Knnwn. The AMOUNT OF liabilities as
given In his assignment amounts TO $l7l7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
pounIass Park Results

Louisville, Ky. November 12-Seven fur
9ngs-Bad Penny, Dynasty, Ducasse. Time
S0l!
Five furlongs-Chanterel Lillian NJ,
'ugurtha. Time 1:U3H.
Selling, six furlongs-Alea, Lady Curzon,
lanatad0s Time l:16h.
Selling, FIVE and half furlongs-Taxman,
PALE, Hattie Davis Time O9R.
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