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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-29
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER
TEL. BLUE 1872. P.o. BOX 1856.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE AND SALE.

In accordance r,itr tl,, rro,.fsfor,, Of
a cartair n1orte,ae,a ,,,,da h,, H., -
kim ana TViIIiar, =, ~, La,. W.
ban6 Lntb of EIn,oI,,1l, re t,l, r.in,,1
oT O51,5, T,oTritaryl ~ IIo.-,-,ii 20 ~
Al,Io aisa af aii tIorI,,I, az, ~ - ~
Isl d9,5 of SIorcb ~ io0, 800 ~ ~
rorded IN he EIar-aiiay Paei 80 oe
Con,,eyances IN ITo1ai,,i,, ~, ? H. 900
o,, - "A a. 20.
Notica is berebI, o,i,,er that tho cold
T., q AbIes noortSa@aa intan end, to fore ore
close the said ro9rfeaoa for condition
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-29

BOSTON, April 19.-The old blue
laws that once i'm a while rise to bother
the descendants of the people who
made them win be put i'm force
throughout Boston tomorrow. No
candy, soda or fruit shall be sold on
Lords day, is TIE edict that has gone
out from police headquarters. The
people of the town who want such
things to help while away the day were
to-day notified in the public press to
lay in their stocks before midnight,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-29
CLAUS sPRECKELs. WIN. G. IRWIN.
Claus SDrGCkGIS & Go
HONOLULU,
B NIX &c II - .

HONOLULU, H. I.
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCIsCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank Of San Francisco.
Union Bank of London,
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
MISUNDERSTANDING National Bank.
PARIS-Credlt Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British Moth Ameri
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills Of Bx-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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JUDGE & MATTOS,
Territory Stables Building.
King Street.

Plumbing, Timing, Sewering and
Sheet Iron Works. First-class work
done at Lowest Prices.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
B co.
BANKERS
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

Transact business in all departments
of Banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued on The Bank of Cali
fOrnia and N. NJ. ROthschild & Sons,
London.
Correspondents: The Bank Of Cali
fOrnia, Commercial Banking Co, OF
Sydney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the HOngkong &
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank of India, Australia
and China.
Interest allowed on term deposits at
the following rates per annum, viz
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent.
Three month at per cent.
Six months, at 81 per cent.
Twelve months, at 4 per cent.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under Mortgages,
Manage estates (real and personally.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable Papers, Wills, Bonds, Etc.
received for safe-keeping.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.
Auditors for Corporations and Prl-
Vate Firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements of Affairs prepared.
Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent
Estates.
Office, 924 Bethel Street.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received and interest allow
ed at Az per cent per annum, in accord
auce with Rules and Regulations,
copies of which may be obtained on
application.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT AND EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance Office, 924 Bethel Street.
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.YAUTHORTTY
NOTICE.

Ala Moana road, between Kerosene
Warehouse and Sheridan street, will be
closed to traffic from and after Friday,
the 25th day of April, 1902, until further
notice BY order of Superintendent Of
Public Works
c. b. DWIGHT,
Acting Road Supervisor, Honolulu
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C, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, n. 7.
AGENTS FOX

Hawaiian Agricultural Company Ono
r,ea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, wailuku Sugar Company,
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company
Kap Jala Ranch.
planters 're and Shipping Co.
z SarIes Brewer & Co.'S Line Of Boston
Pack
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board Of Under
writer's.
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A CARNIVAL OF cRIME.

A fancy dress BAH was recently given
i'm Munich, i'm which all the guests came
dressed as notorious criminals, while
the walls We're hung with pictures il
Illustrating the most famous crimes The
dance is said to have been "provoca-
tive of much merriment"
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
MAIMANALo srGAR 90.

The stock ledger Of the Waimanalo
Sugar Company viii be closed to trans
fers from April 2S To- April 30, both dates
inclusive.
II. NJ. WHITNEY, JR,
Secretary Waimanalo Sugar CO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-29
Music
Cabinets

Perhaps you haven't a
music cabinet or If you have
it doesn't suit.
Some people have MUSIC
RACKS and stand their mu-
sic on edge which soon has it
in a delapidated state.
Our cabinets are the best
for keeping music orderly
and preserving it.
In Oak or Mahogany from
from $3.50 upward to match
your piano or other furni-
ture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-24
EOuston Gree Kindergarten.

The child's first impression of the nve
senses is significant, and the possibilities
Of n wise cultlyaton-physica morally,
spiritually and misrepresentation be uu.
dcrtaken by the klndergartener with
prnyerful consideration
BY the term senses" is implied the
capabillty to see, hear. smell. taste ana
feel, and all are susceptible OF education.
The sense of taste becoming more deli
cate in the choice Of food, and then edu.
Gated to refuse the edibles which prove
injurious.
The sense OF smell cultivated to the ex-
tent that we may teach this hner sense
to enjoy the odors OF flowers and the per
fume OF subtlcr fragrance
The hearing may be improved-made
more sensitive and accurntc-whlle music
as source Of pleasure may he enhanced
until It becomes elysian. Feeling may be-
come very delicate in its perceptions ana
made capable Of distinguishing very uco
differences of objects
The eye the most intellectual Of all the
sense organs, enables MS at n glance 10
recognize the minute, the near as wei as
the distant.
All these should be cultivated by wise
kindcrgarien, aud the children taught from
Infancy to use their senses lntelheently ana
hantually--to observe carefully the OBJ
Jeets around them and how 10 describe
ana report them correctly.
Tho right use OF sight will enable the
child To see the right thing mt the right
time and pront by both-how 10 read good
literature, observing the beautiful IN art
and nature, and TO avoid the unwholesome
and the wicked
The right use OF hearing educates MIN
To hear and TO heed good advice, pleasant
and Instructive diction music and me
thousand melodies from natures ciosters
associated with the pure and true, 10 shun
vicious companions and have only cultured,
reuncd comrndeship.
Thus his voice, language ana behavior
would mark the perfect gentleman and his
proach.
i his feet and hands are educated they
VIII ne used In right ways, along the mar.
row path leading 10 the higher land, ana
the child Will not walk IN the counsel or
the ungodly nor stand IN the way or sin.
ners, nor VIII he he found Sitting In
the sent Of the scornfu"
II both the son and daughter he trained
In childhood with the same LOFTY aims,
noble Ideals and virtuous thought there
need never he a fear for the safety or
either IN the worlds broad Geld " battle
Or the vortex Of llfe
Aud 80 the kindcrgartener endeavors 10
teach tho child the KNOWLEDGE az self amt
through the right use OF the six senses
he VIII he led 10 avoid every appearance
Of evil ana in old age his word VIII he
aS good as gold and his influence as lasting
as eternity, n. y. Cox.
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A Chance for capltaIlsts.

To the Editor Of The Post
Liverpool, Texas. November 21-
In passing IN an easterlv direction from
AnSleton TO the east line OF Brazoria
county one crosses six bayous namely;
Flores. Austin. Chocolate. Pleasant Mus.
tang and Hairs bayous These are all
fresh water streams, furnishing an ample
supply during the entire year for irrici.
ting purposes The country along 4 lins
travelling In an ensterly direction from
Anclcton Is almost level iust little
drainage, Sevenry-hpe per cent OF the land
for distance u twentv-lve miles Is
black, sticky; some hogwallow and some
smooth land Along a line as projected
here Is the nnest rice canal proposition IN
Tue state ~ Texas. A canal could he hullt
along this line crossing an these hayous,
each Que furnishing its part OF the water,
II could be extended on west % the Brnxos
and that stream could be made 20 supp e.
mont the supply from the haNOus
Here Is splendid held for lnNestiacnt
by those having capital 20 handle "a protect
OF the kind These black lands. as shown
from experiments made south N Ane,eton,
produce the hnest rice grown 10 the stat
FIFTY thousand acres could be nut IN rice
along this canal, aud every hnshel q Y
would he marketed IN Houston, as Q short
extension % the SANTA re from Alvin
south ten miles would put the road In the
heart 81 this rice section. fhe lald Is
here, the water Is here, tie dralntre Is all
that could be asked. thr unpDrtcuiiy 10
'' ~ LH.R
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toUsToN. NoNOAY. Nov =. 19Oa.
coNTRoLLINa THE aRAzos.


There ought not to be the slightest re.
distance to the legislative requests Of the
Brazos Improvement association Tor an ap.
preparation to defray the expense Of a
survey With view 70 determining the
best means q protection from ovcrfowe
and for the submission Of constitutional
amendment allowing the nnected sections
TO organize into taxing districts for the
purpose Of levying a special tax.
Some Of our modern craftsmanship has
gone far os;ray in such matters.
From the view Of all powerful State
sovereignty aud limited Federal functions,
there are today shorisighted and unthiuk.
ting democrats who would hold the state
government down 70 mere agency Of ad.
mlnistratire machinery and convert the
National government into a great bureau
Of beuofactou
Sovereignty reposes somewhere. A state
in the historic sense, IS On organic body with
unlimited powers, In American practice
q Is q body polite operating under a con
shtutlon which Is Oh Instrument ~ lm
ltatlons-not 20 power OF Attorney nd a
prominent Texas statesman defined some
time ago The difference IS vital Under
a constitution or instrument Of limitations
the State can do anything through It's leg.
islature which It is nor prohlbted from
doing. Under a constitutional power OF at,
sorney. Ike the FedctHi Instrument It can
o. only what II Is specifically authorized
20 do.
We need to get hack 10 original prlncI.
pies which give the state ample power tc
protect It's citizens 10 their lie and prop
erty. Protection % life includes the
prevention Of disease as well as the de-
Tense Of person against assault, and pro-
lection Of property means the prevention
OF destruction or damage as we'll as theft
or misrepresentation,
Whatever Affects any considerable part
Of the people or any Important State IN
terest Is the proper concern OF the state
The counties along the Brasos constitute
shout one-twelfth Of the States nssesset
values. aId surely this IS a sufficient I'm
terest TO arrest the States attention a
least to the extent Of a small appropriation
for an engineering inquiry ss to what cal
be dcue.
A constitutional amendment allowing tn
counties affected TO levy special taxes 70
protection Is but applying a principle s.
effect in Mississippi river states for man
years.
For other considerations. II a practice
plan Of protection can be dc,ised. tn
State ought 10 do more and contribute d
roctiy 20 the work when It Is undertaken
but this is as far as the association (
going now and further discussion may b
adjourned until some progress Us made.
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and, according to custom, he always
designateS the fourth Thur 3ny In Noyem-
her regardless OF the day Of the month on
which It falls
49,
NJ, L. Do G Are there any states
that do not give the governor the veto
power3 ~ what English novelist wrote
book showing the evils OF Imprisonment for
dcht2
Gl Yes. C2l Dickens in his portrayal
Of the Marshaleea In Little Uorrit'
~
Curlosty.--o. who is the author Of the
quotation Necessity Us the mother Of In.
ventlon"?
A. 1t is from Farquhar's "The Twin
Rivals" act /, reading Necessity, the
mother of invention"
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Cincinnati Ohio, Thursday. while visiting
relatives, was buried here today She was
% years old and had lived In Bonham thlr.
y years.
SWEATT.-Wayah Texas, Novem-
her 22.-Dr L. p. Sweat one Of Tuis
countys early settlers. died Yesterday af
ternnon AT o'clock at his residence on
west Main street IN this city. DR. Sweat
-, 1880 In January. 1852. he came TO
Texas and located at Mckinney and for
one year was a practitioner Of medicine
Vim WIN me Iote ex-Goyernor J. w, Throck
nl9ftoa. In December, 1853, he cdme TO
ELS county and settled on Chambers creek
ana one year later he moved to Waxa.
hachi'; In 1862 he Joined company Of
Confederate volunteers and served through
The entire war. At the close of the war
he returned to WaXahachie and resumed
the practice Of medicine. which continued
until his health began falling, n few years
ago He will be buried at the City GENE.
terry tomorrow.
HARVEY Corpus Christi, Texas. No.
Yemher % -Artie Harvey, aged "a years.
son ~ Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Harvey died
At his home in this city Thursday night
a few weeks. The funeral took place yes.
terday evening nj 1870; interment In the
new Bay View cemetery The family came
here from Forney, Texas, q little over
year rgo.
LENsCHow.-La Grange, Texas. Novem.
her: 2l-Willam Lenschow OF this city
died last night after a protracted Illness.
from scleross Of the liver Mr. Lenschow
Is survived bv his wife and several chill
dren. The funreal occurred from the
family residence at 4:S0 o'clock this after.
noon, under the auspices Of Sons OF Her
mann.
LAWRENCE Moscow. Texas. November
~ Mrs. +. + Lawrence died AZ her home
here last night Of congestion. and will be
hurled an the cemetery here this afternoon
She leaves a husband and six children,
mostly little ones
STIFF Mckinney Texas. November u
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Stif aged IS wears.
died At her homo here after n long Illness
She was one N theanioreer residents Of
Mckinney having resided here for forty
PIERCE. -C0lvort, Texas. November ~
Mrs Louis II Pierce. nee Weaver dted
yesterday and was buried IN the new cerne,
terry IN tho city this afternoon. Rev {,
oSiey performed the funeral servIcen
DUNN Cogsicana, Texas. November py
Harvey d Dunn, an Old and highly es
teeMed 9Ilzen, died here Yesterday. DC
ceased was tho father OF Dr. W n. Dunn
GLASS Rosebud. Texas. Novenhor D,
Mrs walter Glass died this I,orning sftor
several DAYS Illness She rs vito ~ yvaiter
Glass a prominent citizen here FOR MANI
flILENER -McEnnev Texas Novap
p : p VIRGIL T Ailloner nged 10 voors
diep four miles south NJ town of consnmn,
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
The Carnival Is to Begin "Wednesday
Morning.

The Carnival Is TO Begin "Wednesday
Morning,
Brennan, Texas, November 23-Houston'
Carnival week has ended, and Brenhams
is to be the following commencing Wed.
nesday The Kreko combination street fair
that have been IN Houston for the past
week, viii be here and open up on that
date, and II the weather clears up It prom.
ises 10 be q gala week 10 the city, though
the rain OF the past few days is going ia
materially Interfere with the Attendance
from the country
Tho Thanksgiving shoot az Houston will
be attended by two or three Of the tran
shooters Of this city. as IL will he observed
as holiday here, nearly every business
house having slgned an agreement to Keep
their places ~ business closed ON thar day.
Mrs. Charley Kreger OF whitman.
daughter OF the late Fritz Weiss az salem.
this county, died AZ her home IN whitman
on the 10Th. She was about eS years OF
age and a most estimahle woman.
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A FUNNY RULING.

The Post has received from Giddings a
copy n the following letter written to a
druggist IN that town:
Austin Texas, November H. 1902 Dear
Slr: ~ answer 10 yours Of November Is,
viii say that the article In The Houston
against the ruling Of this department Il
being made by not oply Peuna Itself. hut
by the hrewerteE who make and prepare
tonics and intoxicauts Of all kinds 10 sell
10 local option communities III YOU will
bear in mind the facts hereafter stated In
this letter, ! think you Will have no trouble
aud viii violate no law. This department
1ed % pass upon The question ms TO
whether or not Peruna was subject to the
nquor tax We ruled that Il was because
Is ~ intoxcant end can I've drunk IN
quantities sufficient to intoxicate Cwithout
directly killing the drinker and II rs bought
md sold In localities that are local option
W the state as beverage now when YOU
are. troubled about whether or not tho
tonic you sell s subject To the whisky
tax, ask yourself theee questions: Is It
bought and sold IN any portion ~ the
Can i be drunk In quantities sufficient 10
intoxicate without killing the lrinkerY II
all these propositions are true then II is
subject 20 the tax, otherwise II Is not
Don't he troubled about what YOU see In
The Post; use your common sense and
you VIII have no trouble with tho ofacers
very truly yours j. D, Cunningham.
State Revenue Agent
WeH'' there 10 proposition calculated to
make things curl up Not only does the
State revenue agent assume the right TO
act as both Judge and jury 81 a question
OF fact but goes further, aud expressly
delegates such authority to dealer In
drugs, And II the druggist decides In his
own mind, that man can drink enough
Of any patent medicine TO produce In,
toxication without causing death, then that
patent medicine IL sold will be subject to
a LIQUOR tax.
The Post has at one time ana another
come across great many "ofncial"
rulings, but this one, IN the yeraacular OF
the street takes the cake
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J. c. LOVING vgRY Ill.,.

II Is Expected that He Can Not
Recover
Fort Worth, Texas November 81. e.
Loving is not expected to live. he mas
been III Tor twenty-five days from stomach
trouble but little hope is entertained 10.
night He r. secretary OF the Texas car.
re kalsers association and has been since
Us organization. lie Is known personals
70 every eatueman on every market ana
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ALVIN FLOWER Show
fist Of the Awq5as Made BY the j.

llst Of the Awards Mads bv n. L,do.
Lovely Display OF Flowers.
Alvin Texas, November %. The seventh
annual chrysanthemum show given bv the
Lad'es Horticultural society Of this c,tv
YVES Reia In the new Hellman building No.
yemeeF q and %. The premium ust which
footed Up about $50, was eagerly contested
Ior, y peing the most liberal ever hesora
onrtea ~ any preceding show there
,iI n w. a., u, dance given by the home peo.
erlhg the very rainy weather on hot,, 5a.a
~ aaaltlon 20 the nower show refresh.
megts were served al city prices ana verv
IVES rendered. Ns on end literary program
Tie award o. prizes was n the hsnd. =,
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Mr.. S. ]. Mitchell OF Houston VIA !
acted in the capacity Of Judge II ll3
all the flower shows held here. lai
Instances first prizes were not tFr1
for the reason that the ruling c0mDa
flower shows, gives the Judge paye
withhold first prize where an eutg W
considered worthy OF first honoS ~
Ing Is the list Of premiums ana pnR Z
neTs:
Best display OF pot plants in hlso11-.1
John Wilhurn FIRST. Mrs. sadsvla
ond. /.
Best three pot plants twhlte)-An, =
Wllburn FIRST. Mrs. Sedgwiek fecoll !.
Best three plants pinkl--fiTsI w, (
awarded. Mrs. w J. Hamlet Scs.s
Best three plants (yellowl-fl@, {
not awarded, Mrs, Sedgwick seeoAa
Best three pot plants--any oIle' e.
No entries.
Best single pot plant-FIrst pAl,
awarded. Mrs. John wilbur se,Na !.
Best display Of pot plants, nese X i,
and single bloom.-MrS John Wnu~A 4
No second. X,
Best general display Of cut blCcni-s'
W. j. Hamlet first. Fred Wepss,
Best six cut blooms twhitei-hIh y
Hamlet first. Mrs. John Winuln
Best six cut blooms tpinkl.aAn VI
Hamlet first. Mrs. John Wilpvia
Best six cut blooms (yellovl-Nn., r
Hamlet 6rst. Mrs. Sedgwick ss.',
Best six cut blooms, any ols' M
First prize not awarded. IRA W
second. - "a
Best bloom, any color-Mrs WI x
lett first. Mrs. Helen Grass ssV W, =
Best emblem or deslgn-Mls III
Pile first. Mrs. ]. D. Cobbs seoens n
Best cut blooms, six whlte, w y Z.
and three pink. Special premium w
lace handkerchief. won by MIS- ~
Best general display OF roses-ot
Cobbs first. Mrs. Sedgwick se00v+
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permitting a iyncblng which he could not
help would now doubtless like TO lynch
somebody all by himself
WHAT'S the matter with Hydei He's all
right
Whenever Mitchell handed in return he
seemed to have no trouble in putting It
over the plate.
Beaumont will. doubtless. now claim 20
be the Venice OF Texas
Considering what he ala to the balance Of
the State, the weather man was very good
20 Houston.
The Carnival is over; now get your face
straight and let's talk business.
cannon's hrst target II made speaker.
will he the ship subsidy bill Alas! poor
Hanna.
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Dallas, Texas, November = 49,
glvcn ont here tonight, seif..~ n.
~, that Swift s. Co.. gha az ~,
Ing jointly with the Arnon'S y Il, B
packng plants Il Fort VOTE ..,. l,rs
mined 10 erect al once sefe4''r, go (.
tributing plants In 80 many -. ~
The 6rst is 10 he built i psl .ss, "
Akard street and pacine w fAi
competed by February J ~ ~
mar WIZ ccme 6alVeston ts.,l I.
paso ANA other cities, 20 WSrrrsf 81
o. seventeen, Including the '
the, State.
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penison, Texas. November NV. r.
Mahaney drew his pocket knife and with
one vicious stioke, severed the jugular vein
OF Joe Srnotree during a quarrel al War.
goner, Y IT,. Friday. crabtree died almost
instantly. Mah0ney was nrrerted piyen
preliminary hearing aud bound oyer witk,
out bail. Both farmefa 49,
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san AnosIo WooI Market cIosea

San Angelo Texas. November 9b--An.
other lot Of 10000 pounds Of wool IN I'M.
market mas been sold, the purchasers being
hlll q Paine Of San Antonio, for Jeremiah
MliliamS \ GO Of Boston, This win pre-,
$1,000 pounds and winds up Inc season :
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er.zo. CO.. ~ WedaI, z.

Bryan. Texas. November u ,,sssl Z
ing marriage license bare - h
the county clerks Office = ~, gs
week: =. r McKniehi 9 a,ae Va
pink Mandren 10 Ross a.pa Z.
Glouski to J. slkorks. G. 1tss 9
II. Foster. Henry Hodge = ,ls.Ts E
way. william stuhhleneisn y joha N B
Paul Holly 10 Lucy Pe1soun,s II ats
Surella Wyatt. i, A, ! ~ Nsrrs. {.
son, William KimbTouen ofeItlit" .
John Combs 20 Mrs. Jones
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A TRIPLE TRAGEDY

Man and Woman Killed BY a N.Y.
suicided,
Ballinger, Texas, November M
was received this evening Hen VI
an Inland town about thirty my n K
Ballineor, thg a triple trasee N
enacted, in which c. ]. Hfl's. ma
Instantly killed Earl Moore InssS ~
own wife aud finished the V'vs"
killing himself, tae ..
No cause has been asslguea