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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17
TEXAS DEATHS.

,PRlSE.-Lampasas, Texas, September u.s.
Mrs. w. c. Price died during last night
after short illness
CAERTNBR --Denlson. Texns Septem.
known mail clerks in the service, died 10.
day His parents reside IN Milan county,
Texas.
BURT.-Rryan, Texas, September l6.-C.
=. Burt young man just grown, died at
the home OF his father four miles west OF
Bryan last night lie was an industrious
young farmer This is the third death In
this family within the past thirty days
SPlES.-W arrcnton, Texas, September To-
DIED, at his residence near Warreuton yes
tetday evening, September 49, 1902, MIR. T..
spies, ST.. aged SO years, months and A
days. after a long and painful Illness The
burial took place today at the family grave
yard and was conducted by the Rev w.
BGer or Walhalla.
HILL.-Sherman. Texas, September 16-
c. r. Hill, aged 6S years, died here this
morning. cDath was due to Brlght's dis.
ease Deceased served through the war
between the States on the Confederate side
and won the rank of major. He had resided
III Texas more than nifty years. lie was
buried with Masonic honors.
LEyERToN-Gra Texas, septem-
Der lo.-Mrs. Ada Bell Leverton, wife OF
II. IL. Leverton, died yesterday aud was
hurled today at O'clock D. m. at Davis
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs Leyerton had Just
been married about eleven months and
were among the most prominent young peO-
pie OF our community, She left au infant
one week old.
GIBSoN.-Alvin, Texas, September 10
| News Of the death Of Mrs n NJ. Gibson,
wife OF Deputy Sheriff ~ NJ Gibson Of
this city, at CRANBERRY Monday hight was
a great shock TO her many friends here
Mrs. Gibson was a teacher In the public
school here for a number of years and was
loved and highly respected by her pupils
and all who knew her.
JoHNSTON.--Alyln. Texas, September
16.-Mrs. MADEIRA Johnston, age SO years,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. William Cox,
died Saturday night az the family residence
near Alvin after an Illness Of several
| Confederate cemetery Sunday afternoon,
The funeral WAS attended by a large num-
| Der of sorrowing friends.
! PRINCB.-Big Springs. Texas, September
| 16.--Dr. J. n. Prince, county clerk OF Bor-
den county, died at Gail Sunday and was
| buried yesterday afternoon Or. Prince has
been n resident OF this section for years,
/ and was prominent and popular ranch
man, being a grower Of both cattle and
I sheep. He leaves a wife and several chill
dren He was prominent in Odd Fellow
and Masonic circles.
| BEAN.-Iampasas Texas, September 10.
| Dick Bean, prominent stockman, 80 years
old died at noon yesterday from disease
| contracted under peculiar circumstances
/ About niue months ago he was working on
| some diseased horses, rolling q cigarette
during little rest. Some of the poison
must have remained on his fingers, con
Illuminating the papers, which thus Infected
the lips. Here a sore formed, with all the
I horrors OF a cancer, which the best med
I ica talent in this country was unable to
! control.
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FlREMEN INJURED.

Apparatus Considerably Damaged In a
Street Collision.
In answering an alarm from box ~ for
a nue FIRE at 313 Louisiana street yesterday
morning al 9;25 o'clock, three iremen were
injured Chemical No 4, driven by KID
Oilre. with Fireman Wagner on the seat
ana Fireman Bstterfrass on the rear end,
lost a wheel at the corner OF Louisiana ana
Congress avenue. The machine was going
at a rapid pace and when the wheel was
torn OF the three men were sent dying In
different directions. Ollre and Butterfrass
were badly shaken up and the latter Is said
10 be injured internally. Wagner escaped
with a few severe bruises and was able
10 he at work yesterday afternoon. Olre
ana Butterfrass were sent home by orders
~ chief Arto The chemical Is known as
the fastest machine In the department,
The hre was extinguished with a loss
OF S.
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GROUP

Usually begins with the symptoms Of a
common cold; there is chilliness, sneezlng.
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse, hoarse-
ness and impeded respiration. Give fire.
quent small doses OF Billiards. HorehOund
Syrup the child will cry for IT., and at
the Arst sign OF a croupy cough, apply fire.
quently Billiards. Snow Liniment e1ter-
naiy TO the throat zoe at A, z. kles
hngs.
81 YEARS A DYsPEPTlc.
r. II Foster, Sis S. Second street. Salt
Lake city, writes: II have been both
cred With dyspepsia or Indigestion for
twenty one years; tried many doctors with
out relief; recently ! got a bottle OF Her.
hine One bottle cured inc, am now
tnpering OF on the second l have rec
commended II 70 my friends; It Is curing
them, too" Soc az A. Z. Kieslings.
DeVoured BY Worms.
Children otter cry, not from pain, but
from hunger, although fed abuudantly.
The entire trouble arises from inanilian,
their feed Is not assimilated, but deyobrsd
nv worms few doses OF Whites Crennl
Veruifuge will cause them 10 cease CRYING
end begin to thrive at once, very much
to tho surprise and Joy OF the mother pc
at A. Z. Kieslings.
Raised From the Dead.
c. w. lands, Porter" foi the Oriental
hotel, channte. Kan, says; Il know what
il was 10 suffer with neuralgia deed dId,
ana / got a bottle OF Billiards. snow Linl,
ment and ! was raised from the dead
tried TO get some more, hut before ] had
'deposed Of my bottle. I was cured IN.
tlreiy am telir' dc truth, too" 25e,
Soc and ~ at A. Z. klesl!ng'h
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tate Of e. I. Heiner, deceased. to Guy NJ
Bryan, Jr., OF Bryan, Texas, south half or
lot 3, block g. fronting twcnty-six feet on
Main street, for $4,000.
Jacob Hornberger TO c. L.. W. o. ana
j. V. Neuhaus. block g. bounded by Austin
street. Hadley avenue La Branch street
and Mclhenny avenue, being a subdivision
of ten-acro lot Z ]. s. Holman survey, for
$4,000
II. b. Weeks to II. j. Eyres, lot 4, block
II, Hadley and Franklin addition, for
5000
c. q. Fitze ct al to j. p. McAshan. lots
block 3S8, south eide Buffalo bayou, Tor
S53S3.
Houston Land ana Trust company TO w.
e. Neville, part OF lot lB. block A, sub
division of J. $. Holman tenacre LOT ~
for S2TOO.
Peter il. Clarke and II. n Wilson TO
Kaiser n Schmidt, eighteen lots IN La
Porte for $500.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO BE ASK
ED FOR A coALlNG STATION
Necessary Land Has Been Set Apart for
It-Sehools Are Not TO Open Until
First of October.

Galveston. Texas, September l6-An ef.
fort is TO be made to secure the establish
ment OF a coaling station at Galveston On
June 10. 1900. the city decided the Federal
government site situated on Pelican cats
with the understanding that government
coaiing station would be established there
No appropriation Tor the establishment OF
the station was ever made however. and u
three years elapse before the land Is util.
lied for the purpose Il will revert back
to the city. President Austin Is going 10
endcavor to enlist the interest OF Congress.
the necessary appropriation be made at tue
next session of congress.
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POLITICS in DELAWARE.

Democrats Hope to Elect Congress-
man in November.
Dover. Della. September 1o.-The demo
cratic state convention today nominated
the following ticket;
Representative in congress-Henry A.
Houston.
Treasurer Joseph Hossinger.
Auditor Of nccounts-J. Thomas Lowe.
The contest hinged on the nomination for
congress, Houston defe1tng former Con
gresham l.. Irving Handy by a majority
Of two votes
Because OF the split of the republican
ranks the democratic leaders claim 70 be
able 10 elect their congressional candidate
10 November, and consequently there was
q scramble for the nomination. Each Of
three counties In the State had several can
didates.
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CHAPTER &C ACCIDENTS.

Pendletonville. Texas, September 10
Last night at about 10 O'clock Mr.. Aaron
Abbott, prominent farmer living near
here, was thrown from his wagon by o
runaway team and his eft leg and arm
we're broken. he was taken to the Tenn
pie hospital for treatment.
Denton, Texas, September 15,--B. w.
Wines a prominent resident Of this city,
was seriously injured this morning by the
accidental discharge Of a rife, which he
was pulling from Its resting place by the
barrel The bullet entered his left groin.
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Linhtship Is Wanted.

Galveston, Texas, September ie-The
shipmasters entering Galveston have pre-
pared communication which is being
signed by the masters of ships both Amer.
lean and foreign, entering this port which
win be Forwarded TO the lighthouse board
at Washington. The masters request the
board to station a lightship at Head bank,
point thirty-four miles southeast of Bolt
var lighthouse, The masters allege In their
petition that vessels neaing the coast at
Galveston can site Nothing which viii ena-
BILE them TO properly direct their course
The soundings along the coast are said
TO be very much alike.
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congratulated for her decisive victory.
seven san Antonio players were entered
IN the match and each won his game
ballas scored four wins. one loss and one
uiaw. Houston was represented by one
player, who scored a win.
Inc match between Mississippi and Texas
ms tive sections. The veterans aie s D.
posed 70 play In the first section, aud
Iexas has score OF to o in section l.
IFS section 2 the score is: Texas !, Missls.
The Iowa match IL too yo;a.s for results.
out the Nebraska match Is moving along.
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liz Publio Schools.

Galveston, Texas, September 1e-superin.
tendent ]. w. Hopkins OF the public schools
returned last night from an extended trip
through California. The schools hero VIII,
not open until October /, but the superin.
tendent will hereafter be AT his Office 70
give such information as may be desired
TO the parents OF prospective students,
superintendent Hopkins expects the attend.
ance this year to exceed that of last season
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American leaoue.

Note'--Ihis is the official standing.
St Louis. September list. Louis de-
feated Detroit In a good game in the ninth
inning.
Score Y II ID
ST. Louis ..,... 200 900 0o3- Q q
Detroit .........,..2O 300 coo 600 II
CURE.
Boston, Mass, September 1e-After hav-
Ing today's game apparently well In hand
Boston was hit hard.
Score II II E
Baltimore .,........ LOG 90 600 @ q
Sparks and Warner; Katoll and Robinson.
Philadelphia, September l6.-Seyboid's
batting was the feature
Score II II ID
Washington ....4lO 600 OOo- X - 3
Philadelphia .,..... .020 032 COX IL /
Patton and Drill; Wilson, Hastings and
CLUB BATTING.
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lnlunotlon nissoIved.

Chattanooga, Tenn. September 1s.-Chan-
cellor Mcconnell today dissolved the In
junction obtained against the southern
league in the Memphis case, the dissolu-
courts here.
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KILLINGS in TEXAS.

Kaufman, Texas. September 14.-Amos
Fortune Of near Rosser was struck on the
head twice with piece Of fence rail,
inhicting two severe wounGs; Ave stitches
were required for one and three for the
other. lie was stiil speechless late this
afternoon. His assailant has not been ar.
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EosteIs Local Forecasts.

weather changes noted below VIII oc-
cur within twentyfour hours OF p. IN. OF
oates below
September l4-Threatening.
September 15--Naria BILE.
September l6-COoler.
September 1T-Cool wave.
September 1S-Cool.
September 19-Moderating-
September 20-Warmer.
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c,ou.,a sIack Root Livet PiIIs.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
eyects No gripping no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. priee rs eentu.
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Residence at Tyler.

Tyler, Texas September I6.-rhis morn
ing the residence OF Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Bryant. together with household furniture,
was burned loss on house and furniture
5000; no insurance on house, but 5000 ON
furniture.
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Upton viii Challenge.

London, September 16.--The challenge of
Sir Thomas Upton for another series OF
races for the Americas cup viii be for
warded within n few days, so as TO reach
the New York Yacht club before octo-
Der,
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Beeville. Texas September 16--In the
second game with Houston here this after
noon Beevllle won by a score Z to L. Bat
terry for Houston, Jourdan and Broding;
for Beeville. orendorn and Fenner
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Correspondenoe chess Match.

Correspondence Chess Match.
,,pe chess match by correspondence be
NJ Missouri and Texas is finished. The
II Is II to . for Texns, with four draw
PES As draw game counts one-half
each side, the score would be reported
Nv 70 I. This is the first time the Mis-
& PLAYERS have met defeat in their cor
3onoence matches. and Texas Is 70 be
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The Helen Raised.

Galveston, Texas, September ie.-The
government launch Helen, which was sunk
in Bolivar roads few days ago. was raised
yesterday afternoon by Clarke & Co. The
cabin OF the Helen is missing, but her
pilot house is still intact.
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/, Put outs @ Assists. 3, Errors. 4,
Passed balls and wild pitches. 8, Percent
age.
Chicago, b6 Cleveland, "a: Detroit, %;
Athletics. So: st. Louis. III; Washington,
G.. Triple plays-Baltimore, 2; st. Louis, /.
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Dietriot Court in Taylor County.

DIStHoI NOI7E " Ut S0U'1IJ'
Abilene. Texas. September l6.-District
courf for Taylor county Is now in SEES
SION with n heavy docket. There are three
murder cases down for hearing.
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The eravesend Track.

New York, September 16.-Francesco and
Alley Forge were the winning fayorites
4 Gravesend today. The chief interest
uttered In the mile and furlong handl-
~, In which francesca was always well
ID with the leaders and In the stretch took
onmand and won easily. The surprise OF
II afternoon came in the second race at
Z mile and a sixteenth, when NIackey
tFyer, a 2-year.old easily won from the
TO 3 favorite, Bonnibert.
Five and a half furlongs, handicap-Tos-
I'D, Shotgun, Monte Carlo Time los.
Bile and sixteenth--Mackey Dwyer,
Intervention. Time 1:47 As.
Five and a half furlongs-E rora, Pearl
ater Interval Time :0S 3-5.
Mile and a furlong, handicap-Francesco
Il Finnan, Herbert. Time 1852 3-5.
Mile and seventy yards, selling-Dr.
sldle, Remorse, Conundrum. Time
AZ 85.
About six furlongs-schoharle, Macana,
'nshee. Time I'LL
about six furlongs-valley Forge, An
slusian, Tangible. Time iii 20.
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ReaItv saIea Numerous.

The following are some Of rse larger real
estats transfers recorded Yesterday;
Mabel Il. ArmlnEtead, exeeutrix Of the e.
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GRAvE sEND ENTREES.

about six furlongs, handicap-The Muske-
n 124, King Pepper 1872, Lord Pepper 1Q4,
|nducea 1872 Demurrer 100, Clorita 1l6
4k Ratlin 115. Arsenal 10, Musette 10,
sPnd Opera 10 Wealth jos, Belle of
Aington 1O6, Himself 102, Double Six 1OO,
appenecker 90, star OF the West 81.
Vile and seventy yards, sclling--Lee King
a Choate o. Amur los, Essene 99, MAJ
u l07. King Raine 106. Pctente los, The
Heree co. Noble Peyton 1903, Wooden 100,
10 Cir SO, Lady Sterling t04. c. Rose
q o. May j. So Satire ia. School Mas
b 50, Alsike 1o3
i've aud half furlorgs the Willow
9kes-Eugenla Rurch 119. Roxboro LA
2inrite ia; Morca ia Stamping Gronnd
"a AIDA May 107. Rosewater 30, Wild
Fme 119, Scioto 119, Lovenote 90, Ole
~ ia, Molly Brant 11g, Sweet Nell 80,
Hvinn ia. Buster 40.
ZIG and a furlong, selllng-Jlm Clark
n Ethics 104, Hunter Raine 1o5. Bar lie
81 90, Merito 101.
Ave ana half furiongs maiden 2-year-
W-Qi In the Can 112, Manru 112, Faul-
'7prldge 112, Unterorck 100. Mayer era
~ l12, Sir Trouhadore 112. BOSTON 100
n Captain 112. Salora 100 willful 100,
,Fant Smith 112. Boutonniere 1l2, Benefit
" Colonist III, Hackensack 112, Jake
,senoerg liz Michaeimas 1l2, Arcade III.
lie and sixteenth, 3.year -olds-Heno
SUP Thrift 116, Igniter 116, Rock
Near and fast
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AT Memphis-score- X II n
Omemphis ..,....... 800 003 COX q
birmingham ....... 200 eco 600 =
Breitensten and Armstrong: Campbeli
Wilhelm and Blue.
At New orieans-score- r. II e
atlanta ,.............03 $50 600 o-3 s q
New Orleans . iO3 O2i Is 70 n
STREET and Hurlburt; Adams, French and
Little Rock, Ark. September 1e--roday
was school children's day. Attendance
Score x II "a
Little Rock ...... oil 140 1Ox- 5 u
Chattanooga ....... 900 600 90 o 3 >
Watt and Lynch; Hopkins and Roth and
Leighton,
At shreveport-Score- n II r
Nashville .....,.....oO0 800 10 10 3
Shreveport ...... OO2 OOO O0x- . b
Mcintyre and Accorslni; Fisher and Nc
CURE.
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A BOTTLE OF
luart's Gin and Buchu
| FREE. |
Fes Diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder and Prostate Gland.

WHAT 1T WILL DO.
Gin and Buchu will clear up all
5t9stts IN the urine.
~ relieve all pain in the Bladder,
1tt33inieys, small Of the Back.
&iii cure Diabetes,
i'i remove every trace Of Aihumen.
ii stop Frequency Of Urination.
~, positively cure Dropsy.
Ca Doth prevent and cure Brlght's
e Gland.
"a digestion.
tones up, heals and strengthens all
membranes. and hence cures all
OF catarrh, whether OF the bladder,
Il etls, Sand, nose, throat, stomach or
al Sl tubes. II Is pleasant TO take.
30 Tin and Buehu 81 per bottle. Al
~ 81 BY express, prepaid. To prove
"a sample bottle sent free and pre-
" any one writing Stuart Drug Co.,
"a, "a. Don't hesitate to write, as
|sSSntss set aside 1900 bottles for free
nutlon; SO that every one may know
soma trial what Stuart's Gin aud
Il WI DO. There are no condlt' ons. so
SEN street.
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1. Games. 2, Runs 3, Hits. A, Sacrifice
hits. ., Stolen bases. 6, Percentage.
LONG HITS BY CLUBS.
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Raoes at Hawthorne.

Chicago, September 1e,--The betting ring
4 Hawthorne received the hardest blow
\ the local season in the victory Of Jack
spyle In the third race today. The gelding,
her being backed from so to /, 10 to 1,
lon by a head from Ida :. coming from
81 back under hard drive. The feature
1ce OF the day, the four.u, at mile, and
\ furlong, was won handlly by Nitrate,
'ith Luclen Appleby and Flying Torpedo
HID. Hiram Scoggan uncovered good
fing in his ally, Glen Rice, winner Of the
1rond race Clear and COOL track fast.
six furlongs-Evening Star, Pronta, /.
nmeson. Time 1:13%.
FIye and half furlongs-Glen Rice, Hide
IA Seek, Senior Time 1:0T%.
bile and seventy yards-Jack Doyle, Ida
4, Cougar. Time 1:46A.
Mile and an eighth-Nitrate, Lucien APP
'leby, Flying Torpedo, Time 1881.
AiIle-Toah Rolling Boer, DR.. stephens,
etme 1:40Ia.
Sile-Andes, Leviathan, Constellator.
Nt,na 40
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I Put outs. 2, Assists. 8. Errors. l.
passed balls and wild pitches. ., Percent
aE De,.,,h,e nIavs-Boston, n; Brooklyn. ~;
e,htcsgo q, Cincinnati. 9s. New York, 81
phiisseinhia. 10; Pittshurg, Go: st. Louis
81. Triple plays-New York, ?; Pittsourg' J.
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IAN PATCH AGAIN FAILED
n, Pointers Record viii Stand TIL
Next Year.
In ACCIDENT TO JOCKEY SAVERS.
MIA, the Horse He Was Riding,
"a s,oks His Nsck and the Jockey
Broke His Leg.
N ACCIDENT TO JOCKEY SAVERS.

x.w York, September 18--Dan Patch
IA 70 lower the worlds pacing record
r.,rs, time at the Empire track today
a.rl.tion was active at 100 for minutes
x for faster time. In his first effort
sent 10 the quarter In soA seconds and
: broke and came back. In his second
-. no went to the quarter In 3ost and
po X. half in l:01, but tired badly aud
" home ali out Ia 2:021a. The pacing
ny If ,b9h, held By Star Pointer, looks
4 fe for this year; 5000
20 class, trottlng, purse. Soo0o-Rhyth-
sie' Dulce Cor, Wentworth Best time
Eg Veoo class, pacing, the Yonkers, purse
80 80 -nlrect Hal, King Charles, Gold
.gJcE Best time 2:0I.
1' ois mace. purse S20o0-schley Pointer,
.rrIn B, Dora Delpha. Best time 2:09h.
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!, Games. 2, Runs. 3, Hits. A. Sacrifice
hits. 3, Stolen bases, 8, Percentage.
LONG HITS BY CLUBS.
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Races at Delmar.

81. Louis. September 18-Jockey sayers
Ia his left leg broken in four places and
~ otherwise injured by being caught
+. der Jououlta, whom he was riding at
Ael7nar today and who fell on him. The
trse turned complete somersault, break
M his neck. The boy was removed to the
tsnltal. Ethylene at odds-on was the
I'm winning favorite.
Five furlongs-H Harold Parker, Hetzel,
|bs D'Or. Time 1903
HsIx furlongs, selling-Satchel. Sister
rsh Legation. Time 1:15k.
Seven furlongs-Gorry. Lacy Crawford,
.fsmselle. Time 1:2SA.
#SII and a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Croix
aior sambo. Time 1:2L
8Mlle and seventy yards, selllng-Lunar,
Hpnnd. Beana. Time 1:46st.
Mic and an eighth, selling-orris, Nettie
Event. Hucena. Time 1865.
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BASEBALL.

gGrTect standing as FAR as possible
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
pee" e,emo..s.

!. w. Dean, formerly chief train
dispatcher and afterwards train
master Of the Santa Fe at this
point, but Of late trainmaster of
the second division of the D. & r.
G.. with headquarters at Pueblo,
has been appointed superintendent
of terminals at Pueblo, succeeding
J. L. Gogerty. The Chieftain says:
"Mr. Dean has been with the
company but few months, hav-
ing formerly been connected with
the Santa Fe as trainmaster. He
is considered to be one OF the best
informed young men of the west
on railroad matters"
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
SON. MORE LOCAL ,ress.
Trade at the Palace drug stor,

Trade at the Palace drug store.
Toys a, cost at Miller s. An
drews.
La Junta souvenirs at Fisher &
Larsen's.
Try Gordon's pure milk. sixteen
quarts for tI.oo.
Bargains in furniture, carpets
and dishes At Thompson's.
Coltman's Pharmacy for toys,
children's books, games and
blocks.
Thompson has q beautiful dis.
play Of holiday China. Call and
examine it.
WANTED-Five hundred people
to purchase Xmas presents at
Thompson's-
We received letter from Max
]. Cook yesterday morning. dated
Palo Alto, Calf. Mr. and Mrs.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20

CoLoRApo's state auditor esti-
mates that the floating and bonded
debt OF the state is $2,44 81.
The states gross debt is about
s., 900. 900, which is reduced
s3s3.337 81 by cash in the treas
ury and by an estimated uncol-
lected revenue of more than ST.
900, 900. During the past two
years the floating debt Of the state
has been reduced s343.297.3 50.
The expenses OF the state govern
ment for the next biennial term,
as computed by Auditor Crouter,
will aggregate 81. .463, 900. Fixed
salaries and expenses are included
in, this estimate. The estimated
general fund income is 81, oo2, $50.