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Layaea COUNTY comrIssIonsrs oourt.

HalletsviNe, Texas November l5.-The
county commissioners court today ed,
journed for the term. AFTER transaet.ps an
business before IL.
The county attorney was Instructed 70
take the necessary steps "a collect any
amounts due the county by any county or
precinet ofacers as per report of the
hnance committee lately In session
Elections on tho general stocE law were
ordered for the third Saturday IN January,
1892 In precincts Nos !, >. s, G ana Z,
Which Include on railroad towns 10 the
county except sublime
The petition for g special road taS cleo
tion was dismissed
County finances are in good condition,
the county permanent school fund oWniNs
an Of the countys bonds except the court
hopse bonds Of which Ii cwas hnt two.
The court house bonds are reieems1.e
next wear and the county Will thcn refund
them as they bear 5 per cent Interest
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A Hot Water eusher.

Corpus Christi, Texas, November l6.--A
telephone message received last evening
from the Kennedy tI.a Paral ranch, where
water eusner has been struck at depth
OF $50 feet, with a capacity ot 1900 gal
Ions per minute, states that the well has
turned out 10 be a genuine hot water pro
Queer. Steam Is arising from the water,
which Is very warm, and a continuous roar
prevails as the torrent Of water gushes from
the well. This is the third separate vein
1000 feet and the last at 1850. The borers
went through thirty feet Of rock before
striking the last stream. They will 60
further IN search Of oil
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INF NATIONAL W. c. 7. U.
l-.-rpnAY WAS A DAY or REST
\ ..n NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
!. >, the Puipits OF Fort Worth Were
s.nsa Nv Prominent Lady Speakers
Attending the Convention.

worth. Texas, November 1T--No
fo rss done ny the National We, c,
s,l'' s.,ncention today and the local pull
we're oiled by some Of the more prem
:, delegates, This afternoon there was
HI - Greenwslrs opera house what was
ssa Philippine rally, presided over
~, stevens, National president. The
u ans; address was mnde by Miss Anna
E.Ssn. formerly chief nurse Of the Santa
4 - ~ no.nltsl in Manila, who spent nearly
4 wears on the island. Mrs. c. {. Faxon
4 Michigan. who leaves tomorrow for Ma
commissioner from the National
r u, also addressed the large au-
80 an the plan of her work The sum
a 100 vas raised for this cause Short
go n.ers also made by Mrs. Ella IheLcAeE
q Nav Jersey, Mrs susan Fry % tillnois
q Miss Aiip0 Adams pGidph ESN
%Sk Mrs. trances beau'h'i"P ~ ~.
49, led a luys' meeting ~ me mrs.
" tabernacle. President Mrs, stevens
* N. ~ ber annual Sermon in the taAcg-
Ii Tonirht many of the chutch ptl-
\, rere dlled by women speakers. ...,
Frbisf interest ceutered N Wy duupai
n mog rrlizabeth w Greenwood Of New
" Tnrld's aud National eNdngenStle
~, ,,sndent The texts were tlrst
sSgaa,fb6iSps liz For christ Sent me
L. ~ Absptlze. hut - preach TIA gospel
~ 20 1"s'iT7 II am not come 10 des;roT
4, s'' "a WfnIAl' Tho supreme thonght II
IN sIaoarse was preaching TIE s,ospe.
= said that all his ory t'aG slen WtsGi S.i
n i'ssssster instances lamon. RoheSP
= G " Sy Jefhrles, louis XIV and czollgosz as
st ID CO. here is a notable 4uot9itbio5n6 49,,
NJ i o,siit' vlco prrsident that they may re.
W. him as s,ysruor Of New York and
IA LANCER be hmderod in theiI w'ckel
hemrs, and behold; q most sigma, an, ana
wsn Of destiny, becomes president
u hiis his successor, Governor odell, deveii
"a sblty 10 rise above aims and stand
'4tds Of machine politics. History. empha
fsSs piesded for the objects Of the Wo
s&en's christian TemnerNuce linton I'D
Eedred It's 100000 members TO right living
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The News From calduell


fiiawsl. Texas, November lot. V.
<Eay Of Dallas is In the city.
~ Clara Sullivan has returned from a
10 her sister at Temple.
r. Leon Levy and children Of ltaIv.
r. saye been visiting the family OF D.
Z Es.SC!a.e Matthews is visiting relatives
4 snd Mrs, r. Lee joiner and Miss Lat.
u week V"S' fAV" az waco
Sts NeweomS is visiting Marlin for his
r. Nicely formerly of Yellow Prairie.
4 " le'Hple is the guest Of Mrs. ct.
4 - = lula Hill and Edgar Honslee have
- rom Wharton, where they had
Il V.p4oyed N the postonlce.
u - eogny board Of examiners are I'm
#lhcates. "Ff''~aA'S TOT teachets
ss X, R, Sinks left on Yesterday even.
Il ~ ais Rome az Giddings. He win re.
"a SsAe up the criminal docket on
~ NeTember is
s'aaa Jury has lled seven indictments
Il !, Watson Esq, prominent sttor.
s. ,s,l ieSusAgs, was in the city this wcck
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- No. Ion Notorla

Victoria. Texas, November l6.-rne din
ner given by the Ladies' Auxiliary ~ the
Young Mems Christian Association yester'
day was a pronounced success Ia every
way. about S75 being realized.
j. b smith, editor 81 Nictora's new
weekly, "Tae Fact" went up 10 Nursery
th!s morning ana viii make an inyestiga'
ton OF the truck industry 10 that vicinity.
The next attraction at tAe opera Aouse
viii be Edwin Rostele o Don Caesar De
Pa8an," and IL promises 20 be one OF tae
best OF the season,
General SECRETARY w NJ Lewis, Of the
Young Mems Chrstian Association, arrived
IN nc city today for stay Of several
days
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A Grand LING Antlclnated

Corpus Christi Texas, November l7-Au
the anal arrangements for this week
grand event comprising a carnival and
street fair are about perfected and next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday promises
to be gala days without parallel in the
hlhits, parades displays, music. etc The
indications are they viii be witnessed Nv
many thousands Of visitors The fremeus
parade and display on tse 2ist-llre4en S
day--will be a grand affair on the nd
Farmers and Merchants day-,he trades
display will be superb. and on the I'D
Knights Of Pythias tay-the parade. roping
contest and other features Of the day will
comprise an Interesting program The
orators on the last day Will be Hon, James
B Wells. chairman o. the StlJe demo
cratic executive committee, and Hol.
Twenty.eehthl judicial district renowned
as the s!lvertongued orator Of Southwest
Texas
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THE FLOWER SHOW AT WACO.

Demonstrated That the Finest Kind of
Flowers Can Be Raised There,
Waco, Texas November l5--Despite the
rain yesterday the flower show In this city
scored another great success. AS a financial
institution Is has already been a success.
There was . great crowd in attendance to.
day and they kept coming untn the doors
were closed tonight
large number Of chrysanthemums ar
rived from st, Louis yesterday aud were
placed on the market, but most Of the dow.
ers that have been sold so far are Waco
One thing that the Gower show has de.
velopcd IN the six years that IL has been
organized and that Is that the people here
can grow as fine flowers as are TO be found
anywhere, and they have as much taste In
their arrangement as any PROFESSIONAL
though they are for the most part amateurs.
The features of the exhibits In the Hover
show here arc the structural designs and
the aquatic exhibits. Both have attracted
great deal ct attention, The dover show
will close tomorrow.
Waco, Texas. November l6-The sixth
annual flower show given by the Texas
Floral society came to a close today and
was The most successful In the history OF
the organization Il has been success
In every way and the society has already
begun to prepare for many additional feat
urcs for another year. The exhibits were
more numerous this year than ever before
and were more attractive. Some OF the
outside exhibitors were Mrs. W. ], Ham
lrtt " Alvin ohrysantDemdms and roses
X l. Marlin Marshall, ysanthenums,
II n hlcAel ST. Louis cut blooms aud
Som rlants. James Morton, Clarksyille
Tenn. cut towers and many others. The
local exhibits were pronounced by the Juase
the host that he had ever seen grown hN
amateurs. and he complimepted the eNhlh
tors greatly fhs attendance today VA
the nlrrest that 1T has been any day OF
the week except the trSt day
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1 nnal -. Erom nastrop.

Basuop, Texas, November 1.-THE coun'
~ board Of examiners are IL regular SEES
sion, with eve applicants, all white
Rev. Q. T. simpson Of Gidainss ana
daughter are visitors IN Bastrop,
The commissioners this week took action
concerning the superintendeney Of the
pauper's farm, and retained Mr.. FRANK
Philips for another year.
The Manor chapter OF the Eastern star,
AZ its regular meeting Monday night
elected the following enleefs. Mr.. w. A,
NcCord. W NJ. T. c. Cain, W. p; Miss
cera Erhard. A. N; Mrs ] J, Carson,
conductress: Mrs Lee zeiteu, Associste
copductress; Chester Erhard, tfeasurN'
Eugene ErhArd. secretary.
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An ASSAULT ATTEMPTED.
A Nearo Made a Sold Attempt but wa
Frustrated ard Is Now in Jail,

A Nearo Made a Sold Attempt but was
frustrated ard Is Now in Jail,
Nseogdoehes Texas November l6.--Last
night, on the west side Of town, the wife
Of horse trader by the name OF Hat
Geld WIS assaulted by negro, The Hat
fields for some time have been camping
In the vicinity Of the electric light plant,
and live in q tent. Mrs. Hataeld heard
noise on the outside Of she tent and
raised one side 10 see The cause OF tue
disturbance, when shg was sliced hE the
throat by negro. She ocgcp led and AeF
husband ran To her Assistance and the
negro Ied, The officers were notified and
took their dogs down aud placed them on
his trail After 3 feur-mile race the dogs
bayoG the negro ia q house When the
officers came up they had no trouble in
takjng their prisoner, who proved 20 nc a
noted character around town. He Is in
jail charged with assault With inteot TO
commit rape
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No. counly snrday seheal.

Corpus Christi Texas November l7.-Af-
ter two DAYS session the Sunday school
convention has adjourned and the organ
lzatlon OF the Nueoes County sunday School
association perfected by the union Of the
Presbyterian. Baptst and Methodist teach
ers and classcs The offcers elected tor
fhe ensuing year are: G r. Scott pFeSl
Henderson. secretary and treasurer g.
r scoft ] Henderson, z. II. Caldwell
II Inter and l. y Mcdonald, executive
committee Lewis Collins general secre,
much effeetaal good 10 assisting 10 the
OrEaniEaIiGn.
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PALEsTlNE POINTERS.
The Forerunuers OF the Coming Stree
Fair Are Beginning to Show Up,

The Forerunuers OF the Coming Street
Fair Are Beginning to Show Up,
Palestine, Texas, November li.--About
sixty of the members Of the local lodges Of
Kplshts Of Pythias went to Iewett last
uight on a special train and installed a
lodge Of that order at that place, They did
not return home untl this morning, aud
report q delightful dime.
Palestine is just now suffering from an
overflow Of cripplcS and beggars and blind
and manned specimens OF humanity, the
forerunuers OF the street fair On every
corner the old fashioned and SQueaky notes
Of the blind mans hand organ greets the
ear, and on every side one is accoSted bS
onelegged man or crippled sufferer o.
bcgsar. They are here Tor the street fair
and several petty burElarics have beer
reported 10 the officers already.
Engineer stewart, who was badly N
iured between here aud Longview o feE
DAYS ago, Is now much better and vii,
soon recover.
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Fine Telephone Exchange at Calvert.

Calvert Texas November le.-Inspeetog
Fred N. Rounds OF the Southwestern Tele'
graph and Telephone company has been
10 Calvert during the entire wees M
stanlng some handsome new equipment Tor
the local and long distance ofaees OF avs
an elegant new switchboard MI Rounds
stated that az present this Is ne pest
equipped ofall between Dallas sac Nous
rdNio Rostell played Dor Caesar de
Bazan to 3 large ana apprecialre AnuI-
erce a. CASHIERS opera house last night
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AuNrsNlLLE HleH scHooL.

Its Exeellency Has Won fer It Distn-
cuished Consideration.
Huntsville Texas, November flowing
to the hne grade made by Mr. Henry Finch
for the West Point cadetship, and the close
second a Nlr Harry MaNery both gradu-
a,es Of the Huntsville high ssaooL the
school has been affiliated with the West
Point school 10 has also been atahated
with the University OF Texas. and has s'v-
eyal Students there this wear, This record
speaks weu for the students and teachers,
and for the able superintendent Prof }.
ElanN
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENTS.
"A RUNAWAY HORSE CAUSED TIE
DEATH OF MRS. PRlEBg
Killed by His Own WAGON Ro,,i.o
over Hlr--A Young LADY Thrown
From Her Horse.

Caldwell Texas, November ia As
tressins accident occurred here yesterday
evening Mrs sam Priebe, German
Indy living In tho country. came INTO
town and, Just before reaching the public
square. her horse attached to her buggy
became frightened and ynu away She
lost her balance and fell on the dashboard
breaking the same, thence toward the
wheel where she wss Kicked In the nece
oE the morse. Her neck was broken and
ueatA ensued IN an hour
Sne was about 90 years of age and leaves
3 husband aud several children 10 mourn
Killed BY His Waoon Running Over Him
Huntington, Texas, November l6.-Nlr
WIN Clevcnger an old citizen Of this coun,
~ and living near here was killed las.
evening by falling out Of his wagon, which
ran over him
Younu Lady Thrown From Her Horse
Bryan, Texas, November IL Miss ADJ
Nh saunders douebte. Of Mr. aud Mrs "
r Saunders. was thrown from her atrs,
Nille out riding late Yesterday Afternoon
and quite seriously hurt She is restln.
enEy today
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Refused 10 Grant The Inlunotioo,

Ia Grange. Texas November l6-Iht
commissioners court employed attorneys
ana attempted 10 sue out an injunction
today 10 prevent certain property owners
on the east side Of the public square in
this city from connecting a line Of sewer
nipe which they are having put down,
Min The county sewer, extending from
the court house and jail 10 Jhe Colorado
rIve- The district Judge, Hon. L, w.
Moore. refused 10 graz. the Injunction be.
cause nc parties had already connected
tbsir sewer with the county sewer before
the injunction suit was presented.
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Bryan. Texas November 1.-THE follow
ing permits 20 wed were Issued by County
CLERK MeAnehsel during the week: Lewis
Robinson 10 Edna Brown. Frank 9. Leonard
10 Msreherito Salyaggia, James conway 20
susie Turner W / Franklin % Berta Nc
Dunie c c cheney 70 Gilie NcMlilan'
Rudoiph Kubens 10 Frances Mckeskai
FranE Hardy 20 Emma Allen, Bal Ihora'
ton "a Mrs VIVA Nicks0n.
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Miss eould's Missionary,

Eppis Texas, November 17.-secretary
horse r Brown Of the Ennis Railroad
hung Mems Christian association informs
N Post correspondent that he has Sc
4red the services Of Rev Fred p, Smith
Il New YORK to conduct two special meet
II Al the Y NJ. c A. hall on December 3
$i 4 The expenses of which are TO be
Ia by Miss Helen Miller Could Rev.
Slh L noted Tor his ability in this work,
IN large crowd Will hear him
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BUDGET RON BEAUMONT.
Elks Carnival Was a Great Success in
An Particulars.

Beaumont. Texas. November lT.--The
Eiks carnival closed last night with the
blowing OF tin horns and the throwing Of
rubber balls ADD confetti The Gin could
be heard fer a mile and tae visitors seemed
70 enjoy IL. The midway attractions are
leaving town today, the most Of them going
20 Houston
6nencial ana an entertainment standpoint
and the Elks are receiving the consratu'
lationE OF their friends,
me Neehes eiub is preparing 20 furnish
,ts new 0nsrters ia the Kyle opera house
which win be ready for occupancy Ia a
Few days The rooms viii be furnishes
on an elaborate scale, ana rev, any
clubs IN Texas VIII have hAnasomei guar
Aiiss Franc Irhy Of Memphis Tenn q
neire 81 Mrs Hal " Greer, a critically WI
az Mrs GresTs hcme on calder avenue.
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cr,rd Jurv,s Report al HHlsboro,

Hnlsboro Texas November 1.-THE
grand jury adjourned Tor the term yestes-
day. They found ssh bills, foFty-one for
tslopiss one hundred and thirty were fer
local option violations. TAe FFapd lpty 5
report Criticised local ofhcers for dsterrlng
trials OF misdemeanors 50 as 70 saaale ths
iurv. and declared thst me laws most ire
duently and glaringy violated were Lof
Violations ~ local option ana foF gaming
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McKlnney. Texas, November l6.-DisTiet
court adjourned today after seven-WesEs'
stision. Motions Tor new trials we're over
ruled in me following Casts, after which
q rtrrees we're pranopnced saoe Hat
assault Ia murdar his wife, seven years
Alice Clements. theft, TX years and Manly
Heard. yeang lawyer, rhargeS With A.
saplt 70 murder. tEa yeaSA-
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= Ernls Flower Show a success.

~. N.u"s rloWer Show a Success,
1 ~ 4eAaS, November 10 Last night
80 - eos'ns OF the musical programs ~
~, 49, eafysantAemum aad Aower show.
80 Aas proven a grand success. The
,s,v ssSN was also very Interesting and
n, - oAo'es We're in the contest. The
4 a. we're awarded to Evelvne MYERS,
<noalhs, "'0eihAu Jones asea
fsv N ~ Tor flowers were awarded YES,
Hlps s.se'Roon The ladies' arc again
M 'aaeI az the Royal Palace build.
~ !, , 1ieeeasion has been much enjoyed
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chnrch seryIoes At Yoakum

soakum. Texas, November lT.-Services
re held at the various churches Of the
II today, except at the Baptist church
Eay being the regular appointment Of
L pastor, Rev. y. p. Airhart at Sweet
bme, The subject az Rev. w j. johnson
the Methodist church was Parting Of
WAYS " The Great Bouquet was the
'iset Of Rev J Robertson az the Pres
iierian church.
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coryieted Of Foraery At Hllsboro.

Hlushoro. Texas November l6.-J. w
wbitus was tried IN the district court to-
dav on A charge of forgery and given seven
-. 4. .bo rsnitentiary The facts are
~, rs vent through q sham marriage
with Z young lady, ana ooninN!aaS to se
rure rotes of hers aggreettlns SSS1 ". NO.
ne. name and solo them tes 80 and one
az ~ swipdfas pspdias against him IN ms
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SraIlpox ~. 80.

~ ~ Texas, November Ie-A visit
|bs,,,,., labor, State health o6ieey. on
I, $500 q Or. \ cass. county health
soaarns the fact thar about elgA-
ItlFss q smallpox exist In and near
n Nj, lh,s county Or Cass has the
|teIt " Sseeg eouuol and no grave fears
ID "a, ~, lass hiss been very success
u - ~ ueAtment OF such cases.
/ IA ~ blanchard vs. the Gnlf, Colo.
soi, -.4 re railway, . $50, 900 dam.
i.,t esns, ofeunled the attention a. TIE
~ iesr ~. tAls week and was given
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ductor Bsckman. mention OF toe drowning
OF whom appeared 10 Yesterdays Post.
Editor W l. Johnston OF the Times Is
attending the South and West Texas Press
sion is secretary OF that association.
Mr. r c. Grohe returned from Gonzales
where ne was called on account OF the
serious Illness OF his mother
Mr.. A. g sterne OF tAe Farmers hapk
AZ wseider spent the day here with rela'
fiYhE.
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s.riousIv Stabbed.

Gs,ssvire. Texas. November IS.--wiii Me-
Claim was badly cut and bruised abeut
the head at coryeli City late Yesterday
evening as the result Of an array IN which
three others participated. All are boys Of
c-ood families
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Rented a Farm.

Bryan, Texas, November iI,--Asssrs. Ira
and Collie Camp OF Navasota have rented
from Mr.. r. sblsa Of the A. and H. col
legs his Brasos bottom plantation near
AuAofarm They also bought all OF MI.
shisnis farnnlnK lmplements. stock. ete.
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A stronn FIom Of oIl and cas-.

Denison. Texas, November l7.--At depth
of about SAT feet the Red Fork OF and
Gas Indian Territory company struck a
strong dow of oil and gas yesterday. The
flow is strong and continuous, Five wells
have been drilled and oil found ia four %
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Eplsoopnl Visitation 70 Ennls.

Fppis. Texas, November l7.--Bishop VII
y Of the Northwest Texas Methodist
Inference will address the people Of En-
u IN The new Methodist church here next
&dnesday night, November 20.
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Yoakum. rerss. November IL condur.
tors R. l. Ellis ard ) p csrres left
yesterday sftsraeen for ReespeFt 20 as
rat. IN, saA -SeATeh fer eAe Asa2 -ef Goa.
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c.I.n,,,.s TheIr Golden wedding.

Ennis, Texas. November f.-pr and
Mrs. Y stuart OF this city celebrated thar
Golden, OF nfsisth. marriage anaireifaEy
AZ thslr home here on the 18th instant
'rhsy were the redpients Of many VARIABLE
gcld presents.
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&lo Held Union Meeting at Beev,lle.
R'e7lle, Texas, November lG.-The Bee.
"A ministers have organised for o union
s,s.glIns service TO be held at the
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n the Baby Is Cuttma cen
he sure ana nse that Ola ana Ven ,s ,,,
SsSS,,a-sn teethfng II sOothes the child
w ers M sBuss, sllAys az pain cures
S nina sole and 10 the beat Essaeey 1oS
dlArEhees.
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SCHOOLS AN o COLLEGES.

u, 1901 Admiral Sehley presents h.s
THANKS 10 the Inter Sc club, and regrets
extremely that he VIII be unable 70 accept
the Kind invitation Of the club 20 dine
on Thanksgiving dAy, November ~ eSlns
20 prier engagement
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|,s. is,ssssi,isens diseases that attack the
Az 49, Ash hltters is m Dnfailine
ana r.Nts hackache sAeillne ~ me
4 lae,e...s's'ent headache svnntcns
F&ley AZ kidney trouble chniroi
r q so Nain street; Abbott Cock
N1 AaIn Asln street: a. q. kies-
suset; special sgenta
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Has Taken CHARGE Of His Church.
funge, Texas, November 16-Rev. l. T.
frls, the newly appointed Methodist
ktor Tor Runge. with his family. has
2ised from San Marcos and moved into
parsonage today.
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~ Y cenvene a RIchn,and

-Lr1rs = 'NT'N y TNTNTTUvIIII
\ re, Texas, November le.-county
~ 'eHveae Monday the criminal
Rs,ssssts are hight
sfT ~ VS. today elected special
4 ~ vas sIss ~ q ne term. Judge
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Ahbot Bantists IN 4 Pastnr

tlllsboro Texas, November l5.-Rcv. 7
speakmsn Of West has been called {,
4 pastogate Of the Baptist church q
feou and has accepted The call.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-08-02

II you have baby in the house you
will wish to know the best way to check
any unusual looseness Of the bowels, or
diarrhoea so common to small children.
o. P. M. Holiday, Of Deming, Ind,
who has an eleven months old child
says. Through the month OF June
and July our baby was teethng and
took running off Of the bowels and
sickness Of the stomach. HIS bowels
would move from five to eight times
a day. had bottle Of Chamberlain S
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the house and gave him four drops
in a teaspoonful Of water and he got
better at once. For sale by c. w.
Kinney & Co., Druggists.