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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-18
Don't Be in a Rush.

The contract for the survey of the
Walker River reservation, with a
view of the allotment of the irrigable
land and the subsequent opening of
the remainder, was awarded some
time ago; but it seems work has not
begun; but reports still circulate
that it is to begin at once, when, in
fact, it appears that it can not be
opened much short OF two years; be-
fore which time prospectors have no
right thereon, aud can get no title
to any claim. New Indian.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-18
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With local applicativns, as they cannon
blood or constitutional disease. and in or
der to cure it you must take internal rem
edies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly ON the blosd and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and is a regular prescrip-
ton. The perfect combination of two in
grediants is whut produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-12-18
Fine Stock!

Fine Stock
Comma Is Coaches !!
E.aro Each Way, $8
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CITY eRsvlTles


girl baby appeared yesterday nv tho
homo Of Mr.. nud Mrs. Clarence II. Eeorgr.
There Is an undrlycrcd trlcrrnn ~ the
office ~ the Postal Telegraph company lls
Main street. Tor I'D Dlnulck
The Helen NJ stoidayd chapter, Womgn's
Chris,inn Temperance up'ou, meets Mvn-
duy az a:3u y. 10. ut the ho'uc OF MS.
Ramsay, 21O1 Washington avenue.
The Calendar circle 81 shrarh ciiurea viii
entertain the young people % ;he rcngft'
CATION tonight from 5 to iOSo NJ the rsfi-
dcnrc ~ Mrs. John II. Scott. No ass snu
tnclnto.
A childrcns social for the building turd
Of the Hardy Stree, Prcshytcrinu church
WIN be givcn this afternoon frotn 90
. clocS ri the boine ~ Nlrr Clark, 5ol Our.
snp rt-cct
REV. ~ H. Collins. pnStg' ~ the Meth
o6'st Episcopal church Of Houston Heights.
VIII preach a, the Ccoley school honsc
trndny az a.lb y. M, AVID NJ The Harvard
Street school Sou.e 1T I 80 y. ~.
There src uudenvered tclegrnms at tho
ofcrc ot the Western uuiou Telegraph cont
pRny for n n Ausda. Mth. y. Dcvcs, olt
tiilrm street. " II pownan. Brszos Nal
~ rsiltohd A c. Tcrtcn, Hicr Ho'ci
Jemes Falrchlid, Y. s. AcKluG!e, 2ioO Con
f.pts aseiiuC,
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REMARkAscE SUCCESS
81 J New catarrh cure.

largo nud ropsinptlv iucrcusinr ma.
,,.,,. -, Ola, ,,n,,r,.a,, ,,o..,,i., -.
sufferers. This - not enttrcly the reenlt
" our chAugcahle climate, but bcrnu.e
,.,.,,, ,,,.,-tt.,.,,, nn. ,i.,ri, -,
n'oNe'" ''' P'V''"
thnt many diseases AuuWh U! otuet names,
are really cutarrh Formerly the name en-
,o,r, cas- ,upiipd atnost evrl,si,ciy ~ mo
'"it" N"s apP',,s w.. " '.'0
common nasal catarrn' out the tnrodl, SION.
acb. liver, blad0cf' kidheEa 0hu uieauacS
are subject 10 calarrDol diseases as well
as The nasal pnssases'
ia tact, Wnsr'NV' luG,e ~ Mucous ni'iu
iurrb.
fhe usual rcmrdlcs. lnnoiets, spray :.
douthes or p9Nlers' my. htth prHcucsily
failures, rs TAR ~ eplthing more thau
temporary rcllpt WINS CONCERNED. because
fheN supply uIN VI wv hiN'Vue N'NiNilNlei
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|FyIEW OF TRADE CONDITIONS

The movement since September ] shows re
ceipts nt 81 United states ports 5GGG5 sol,
against 5,A1G.-b lnet year, I.04O,j45 yrnr
before lasi and 1891, T5I the same time la
1880: overhaul across the Mississippi Ohio
ana Potomac rivers so Northern unlis an
Nannda, GOOO7, against 1ui 93i las, yrnr,
iino0v year before last aud sSI lUG the
annr iinp In 1890; interior stocks. In er
"tsS 90 ihcsc hrld az the close ~ ,bc com
mcrcln year. A.,6iG bales. against AsT.7t1
itist Year G9lu12 year before last aud "a.
Nv mme time IN 1900; southern mill tax.
JUGS Vl3.lDO bales. against SiU.S}o last year
time Ia 1900.
rhesc, make the total movement from
September | to date 744S,qOS neqiuSt
I425,CSl last year. 7d4.0iS year Gcfo'e
last aud B3I3.23S the same time In 1900
Foreign exports for the week have been
lifNf bales, against 2S,ss6 Inst year
making me t"tnl thus far for the season
d'OlL30l bales, against 405G,0lS last year,
n decrease ~ t0SGoi
Northern mil takiugs and Canada during
tne uast seven days show nu increase X
Z-b.H1 bales. ne compared With the core,
spending period last year, aud their total
taklugs since September ! have deere sod
Glp The total takugs " American mills.
North aud South and Caundn Tins fer IN :
2OiS.Ts2 last year. These include I,2i4,Gsa
/ by Northern spluncrs against 122o. sal
stocks at the scahoard aud the twenty
J nine lending Southern interior ccntcrs hrVe
decreased during the week. 1886 bales.
against an Increase during TIC corr spond.
ing period last srnscu &C $500. aud are nu,,
lol,o.l2 smaller than Of this date In toe
Including stocks left over NJ ports AVID In.
terror towns FROM The last crop rud the
number Of bul brought Into sight t'tus far,
the suppl Ter to-day Is 663.gS2 bales
rgninst 7'NtIGS tor the same peri d asi
year.
| II must hc remembered shat tie week ",
monthly aud seasons ccmpa isons 10 Sec
I"tHrN lie"tgrs report are uale w to cor
.TRFNNt AL IA. .ffs. l..
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FACES MANY CHARGES.
A colored Youth Keeps the Justice Cou
Busy

A colored Youth koeps the Justice Court
Busy
George smith, the lI.rcnr old negro ar
rested Thursday lay Detectives Smith ana
Lee. was arraiFued YESTERDAYS on eight
cbarrcs Of burglary, three before Justice
Maru,iou and 6vc before Justice Matthews.
In the three cases before lusticc Marmlon
the prisoner was held in $500 bond IN each
case while Justice Matthews ordered him
to furnish $3.50 bail in each charge or go
to Jail
Smith is charged with having entered
residences on Congress and Franklin ave
nucs and stolen shoes and tewelry, also
with stealing coats from Mr.. ]. Dawson Of
Capitol avenue and Mr.. Z. 9 Blocker. lie
Is again charged In one affidavit with hay
Ing hurglHrzcd the commission house of y.
Dow on Milan street aud stolen chickens
aud turkeys He failed To give bond IN any
Of the eases aud vent to jail.
The police have been requested to look out
for Ernest sutton, IL years Of age, He It
said to weigh about 100 pounds has large
front teeth, blonde hair, light complexion
gray eyes and is u slender build He 4.
wearing q dark suit, with light overcoat and
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PROHIBITION m HILL COUNTY

Pros Have Again Begun Publishing Re-
suit Of tho Election.
Hnlsboro. Texas, January 10 For the
present az least the prohibitionists seem 10
have the upper hand Of the anus In this
county. Such would seem to he the situa
ton else they would not have began again
the publication Of the order OF court declur.
Ing the result Of the election. The ants
had not contemplated such contingency
and this is the Grat time that such thing
has occurred 10 Texas. The ants have not
disclosed what course they VIII pursue, hut
the Impression Is general that they will
again onioin iis publication. IL that event
Al lis pretty suru to he dlsregarded unless
the pros have n change Of heart in the
meantime, for they are very bold now In
declaring that they have no fears If con.
tempt proceedings because, they claim, the
Injunction Is not IN force and has not boon
since dissolved by Judge PoindeXter in
September, although notice Of appeal was
Given They say they have Investigated
ne law aud are sure of It. The fact that
they have induced Judge Hul 10 zee IT rs
they do seems to give their contention moro
strength since he Is himself lawyer of
some prominence
The eloction was hold IN Juno, but before
| tho publication was completed an iniunr'
| tiou was secured and the publication has
| rested IN allegiance since
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OUNNs WEEKLY REVIEW.
Fuel Shortage the Only Seriously Disturb
mo EIennent In lndustrlal Sitnntinn.

Fuel Shortage the Only Seriously Disturb
ing Element in Industrial Situation.
New York junmry lb r. G. puu &
Co.'S weekly review ~ trade tomorrow
viii say
Fuel ehornge Is still the one seriously
disturbing element 10 the industrial Situs-
tion Transporting facilities have been
diverted from other merchandise to the dis
advantage ~ shippers, Yet iron furnaces
are unable 10 secure sufficient supplies Of
coke 9nd many other manufacturing plants
are closed because " inadequate coat de.
llvcrles Mines are more fully operated, but
there is no prospect uf normal conditions
until spring EytromclS low temperature
uurlnE ine past week stimulated dstribu-
ton ot heavy clothing aud other scasonablc
goods Ectpil trade was accelerated by
the customary clearance sales, especially IN
diy goods and kiudred branches. Travel
ing men are sending Ia large orders Tor
spring goods, the volume Of advance bust
| ness surpas sing the customary amount for
this time Of the year.
Eastern manufacturers Of footwear are
| iullN employed Oh spring shoes, but neg
orders are light for later deliveries al
though Western iohhcrs purchase freely vt
iul supplies. Quiet conditions In leather
: buvc been succeeded by an Increased de-
| mand for h"mlock sole ana standard upper,
/ shoe manufacturers placing liberal orders
/ Last weeks light recovery in the hide
market wac not sustained Dry goods trad
/ ing has Increased in volume buyers ar
| riNluo In greatcr numbers and the prospect
f1NorH still moro activity IN the latter hali
/ % Tia" mouth There is little disposition
| 10 anticipate wants in the cotton goods diyi
/ sion. but immediate needs have cvidoutl,
I grown more pressing. I'm the wooden goods
/ division the opening of piece dyes was
| made al an advance, but not as much a,
some sellers anticipated
Only moderate fluctuations have occurred
| in the, great staples, With the tendency
! upward and q "Nneplououaiy arm tons, Il
| evidence Higher prices have boon "harCe,
| for refined sugar aud raw grades are
but vcakncss Is the feature In coffee, qlnen
10 excessive supplies at al points 4 ash
Failures this week numbered 2GT ipost
! uitod States against 334 last year erso
a year ago.
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Houston, Texas, January lo,--rhr amount
coming into sight Tor the week proved to
bo 2ss,00e bales against 3o8,ToS bales,
During the early session frightened shorts
und continued bull!sh news advanced the
market about 10 points above last night .
close.
Later IN tho day, however, heavy realia.
Ing Get In which. tnkou In connection with
slight Increase IN the Visible supply
cnused quite a reaction ana induced de-.
cline equal 10 the days advance, and from
present forecnsts aud Indications the
weather viii not Improve for Romo days
to come Should the prescnt weather con
dtlons prevail we look for much higher
pIic0s. r. Il. Morris IS Co.
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fnnces the theory that tho RmoAst ~ The
staple In sight ~ Tint section ~ the cotton
belt y not quite az TO expectation,
During the afternoon tho worlds Visible
supply " an increase 81 dsO0l ha'es
against decrease foy the week last ycrr
or 500 bales aud u better statement ut
receipts ~ thirty Interior tuwns causrd
quite volume OF selling. forcing tho uinr.
Bet down considerably
However. the situation remains Errllhy
looking, and while the weather continues
unsettled curtailing the movement Tor TIC
nc1t Few days, we viii M duubt have .
Urncr market ANA higher pucps.
~ She same time reactions ire bouud 70
couc MS certain influenced nrc fglt, but
Tor the moment we scc nothing apptehpu-
slye Of any material decline Rnd still cOu-
slider purchHses advisable as such reactions
present themselves j. y. Wisncr & CO.
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Notes and PERSONAL.

The employees Of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad were paid of yesterday.
c. b. seger, auditor OF the sunset Central
lines, Is In New Orleans on business
trip.
H. A. Jones, freight traffic manager OF
the Sunset-Central lines, viii return from
New York today.
j. W, Evans, claim agent Of the Santa Fe
quite, With headquarters In BRENNAN, was
Houston yesterday.
]. u. Bone, commercial agent Of the Cot.
IN Belt In this city, was In Orange yes.
.rday on n business trip.
I. c. Beard, assistant general freight
Tent Of the Sunset-Central, returned from
visit TO Galveston yesterday.
Paul Klrkpatrlck, travelling freight agent
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas was IN
illetsyile yesterday on business.
|. d. Kllgore, ticket passenger agent Of
Nandnlia lines, was I'm the city yes
day from his headquarters 10 San An
10.
G. Rodcy. division superintendent o.
International and Great Northern, with
5quarters In Palestine, was IN Houston
'erday
]. jackson, general freight agent o
Mexican International, was IN Houston
srday morning and left for Galveston
" the afternoon
work OF spreading gravel 90 IN,
which will he covered by the new
sheds nt the Grand Central depot wa
done by large force OF men yester
u steel rails are to be used by tn
lvanla for al heavy curves. and yOU
We been ordered az cost Of S74
his Is the result OF two years
u ID Hunter, city passenger ant
M..~xuuxnt Ok tss in.sinitls5sl sbS Grsa
10 thlI eiU, Taft last n!ght 70
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: N. wisner a Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas January lo'--Cohiins
events sometimes cast their shadows oe-
fore. and In anticipation OF bullishnesS
an tho part m our home markets today i".-
erpool prepared herself with Q 10 Z
point advance over yesterday when was
wen maintaiued up to close OF mat lnns'
ket. Liverpool Is due TO be ehou' l's dowh'
orr marketa opened firm az an sa wa to,
Of 3 to points then ron on Hp 10 S 9gg Iyt
vWi,,td tberc was some liquidation there WIS
MIA 90 considerable buying. and thong5h ble
impression gained ground that ,Epd foIpiT ps
reaction ot some 10 70 70 ppai,1,nv. tie In.
!, ,t,,o gre' Of much smaller movement .nr
weather remninlng very uninl oiiass or spot
Inc entire belt aud the aensnu ,, ioI Vel
cotton Increasing, the auFeu
maintained. ,t.,,s Prom, riiiE IN
the Atlantic states for offers Nn''H w.
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ch,onlnle,s Weather Report..
special to The Postl

New York. January i6-Fbe Commercial
mud Financial Chronicle says "our telc'
graphic advlces from the South this even
ing denote that the weather has been less
favorable during the week. The tenlperI,,
ature has been low quite generally, Rltnpue 3, =
,be week Rain has fallen in most sections
and at some points the rainfall has been pee
rather excessive A number Of corresp s 20 l,Is
ents state that as result OF untay9ra -, a
roads the movement OF cotton TO market
MS been intcrfcred with from. Arkrn
nolnts ana we are advised that from - 81
a5 per cent of the crop reinahs - ~
picked"
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The Market Advanced Rapidly But Dr. a
and Prices Dropped NC

The Market Advanced Rapidly But Dr. alsC
and Prices Dropped uous
New Orleans January 10 The spot CIV
ton market was not 90 active today as O
has been for some days past. owing, IN llt'
great measure, 20 the fact that very cloudSp
and rainy weather made satisfactory In
spectiou Of samples an lmpossiblity Never
thcless. there was some looking around and
moiety Of trading. Factors are Immense.
Is encouraged by the Improvement In con
uitous uud. Incidentally look forward 10
ruuther advances, IL several instances they
have covered their tables and now await de
NtlOpmeNtS. such Isis n were uncovered
this forenoon were held FOR u further ad-
buyers were compelled to meet the views
of sellers. Orders are beginning 10 come
IN more freely from spinuers Sales 1850
bales, including 1900 to arrive Quotations
advanced l-lO.
In the market for contracts there was
| brisk movement during the forenoon, and
while March, May aud July fairly mo
uopolized attention, quite number OF the
other months were traded In. At the out
! set prices stood 10 points UP, out en-
! thusiastic buying followed the cAll md sent
! the figures TO . points higher At that
! level New York broke to I points under
/ tine weight of realizing sales, ana TINS mar
| bct trailed after. with commensurate losses
/ Then came the report that operators IN
! New York were selling heavily and break
/ followed that was made precipitate when II
had been a healthy visible supply. These
I loo Influences gave tho bears the whip
hond and prices were forced down 70 .
| polnts from the noon call level Nhen tEls
ioss had been estahh -hed mere wa. Cui,
siderable releasing by room short; ana yaI.
no.. bcrau n series Of mild fluctuations that
lar thGm standing M the close 10 points
net below yesterdays range
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MIR. Youno Here

Mr.. c. Z. Young Of the international ana
Great Northern right Of way and land dc.
partment has been In Houston several d Us.
Mr. Young has been away from bis head
Quarters at Palestine for some time, and is
al present engaged IN the work OF arr ngne
Nor tine right 81 way for the Beaumont ok
4 rnsion OF the international and Greet
-Orthern
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slonalIy . srnrgnnp -.

FIOWHIlI FIIdEHITNF - 7
municatcd with b. could give . satisfaq
explanation Of some Of the notes nj =
All of the compress warehouse receipt
cont 500 bale arc forged. aud no effort
made by Wettermack TO disguise his Il
writing,
Another National bank by Shrevt
capitalists win open up here in q fcw
and stin another by local citizens and
George W BurEItt Of Palestine ~ ~
NJ. There is plenty ~ room aud up5I
for three banks
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TENDED the Meaning " tuv
sion on the subject OF express rates --,
weights. Superintendent Taft viii return
via san Antonio. reaching Houston This
morning.
graceful compliment vas paid TO Gen
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent James
Parker Of tho KATY" AZ San Antonio on
his birthday last week when his portrait
surrounded by photographs Of familiar
scenes along the KATY. route was Pre-
ropger department
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CONVICTIONS N DELTA COZ
John Bates Got Two Years on p
Guilty.

John Bates Got Wp cars OF q y
Guilty.
Cooper Texas January 49, In ~,
trlct court ~ Delta county today
Bates was given two years upon n p
galty 10 the killing Of 1ol Means.
The ease against Julius clark. Who
indicted for tho same killing, VIII b
missed.
Josee Duncan pleaded guilty 10 9
1T burglary and vas given two years
reformuton.
Tho mr, in the case NJ Wesley A
transferred from HopRius county re-;
a verdict giving him two ycAtS In ~
itentiary. 'rhis case h1s been trlef
times. with q verdict 81 guilty each
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On inspection Tour.

number OF officials Of the Honston and
Texas Central railroad left yesterday morn.
ing for an inspection tour going as far
as Hearne and returning to the city last
night
In the party were Manager Jen " Miller
and his secretary. Mr. g Borne, snd
Messrs \ V. Kellogg, engineer N msin.
tenance Of way A. " Wescott wight 81
way agent ana w l. Blsbee. rrammsster
aud superintendent Of telegraph
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Station plsoontin Ied

austin, Texas. January 16-The railroad
nrnission took up and further considered
matter Of the application ot the Mis-
nri, Kansas and Texas railway TO die.
ntinue Denmap station After all the
etimony bad been taken. majority Of
Q commission voted to grant the spplira-
on and discontinue the station.
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M,KEE STREET METHODIST

Rev. George II Collins, pastor sunday
school $50 "a, m; prenchiug 1 n and
40 D. m by the pastor, Epworth lengde
meeting $50 p m; regular prayer meeting
go p m. Wednesday.
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Mrs Florence r. 49, Shaffer, viii deliver
discourse upon the following subject In
My Name or. Twentieth Century Proph
cts" Vocal and instrumental music and
free literature. Psychic demonstrations fol
lowing the lecture
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Killed by . Train.

Corsicana. Texas. january l6.
Hail, well known farmer Of the
community. about eight miles west
was killed last night by being run
train on the Cotton Belt rallroad
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TARERNACLE METHODIST.

Rev Ellis Smith. pastor. sunday services
Preaching ot II a. m. and 20 p. m. sun
of Epworth League G;3o p. m. Services al
Rescue home at $500 y. m
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CASE OF GARRETT SCOTT.
Sheriff league VIII Remove Him to
Washington County.

Washington County
Brenham. Texas January i6.--Sherin n.
E Tongue aud Constable II. II Burch,
who went 70 Houston Thursday afternoon
after Garrett l.. Scott returned Frdy
morning without bin, the papers not all
hnvng been signed az according to law,
and tho sh,rin OF Grimes county, whoce
business IL Is to turn him over 20 Sheriff
Tfocue. not meeting these officers IN Hous.
ton.
Friday morning aud were fled by D'Etr,cl
Clcrk Krng, and Shcrin league went again
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w. W. Brlckert, pastor. Services sunday.
January u, as follows $50 o. m, Bible
school 1915 o. IN, sermon, Heaven .
Highest Hopes; $50 p, M. Young People =
Society Of Christian Eudeavor; I 80 p. m,
sermon The Masters Warning.
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Katy Facilities At Gainesville.

Gainesville Texas, January 16. J. Fl
IllbeD, general fuel agent Civil Engineer
ltchison and Roadnaster Foster we're here
esterday afternoon In charge of the in.
pectiou car Of the Katy They are making
arrangements to put In additional side
.rncks ana coal hoist here.
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THp Gan rIpINGs.

All interested 81 TIE Divine Picn OF tht
Ages. the establishment ~ CHRIST King,
dom and the blessing Of al the families ~
the earth nre earnestly Invited 20 nttenl
the ragulnr service held every sunday ~
II a N. and Thursday az $ p ~. ~ rpoa
2l8. Mason building
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W. A. Euolle, pastor. Prayer service az
o a. NJ Sunday school AT $3.50 n. N. Preach.
Ing and holy communion at II a, u. ana
preaching at 1880 p. m. by II. W. Weise,
presiding elder
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Santa Ee mo Lampasas.

LAmpasas, Texas. January 10. The drst
entrance into the city was made by the
Santa Fe yesterday evening In spite OF
the rain an immense crowd was at tho
dppOt,
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Bor MAIATial Poison
Fer Chln aud fof BeEUrA
OXIDLSE
IL GuEIan eed.
aHeRIFEs, pEPARTMENr.

strayed from L. S. owen, 20l6 Chestnut
street Firth ward, one brlndle COW years
OLD; has brass nubs on horns; branded 81
on right hip and NJ with bar over II ON
right shoulder. Reward 50 A, r. Ander
son, sheriff Harris county.
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Rev J. Gilmore Smith, minister sund9y
serviceS AZ II a m, subject "rhe linus thu
Arc Closed to Chrlst'. st p m, TIM
Sins Of the Modern city sunday schoQl
NJ Gas Il. ~ Nouns Pcuple's Society or
Christian Eudcnyor p. IN,
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

LUBBOCK STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching at II a. IN. and go p m. by
Rev J a Ramsay sabbath school at
$3.50 Prayer meeting Wednesday at I'&
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FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Church at corner of Texas avenue and
Caroliue street sunday school 81 a, M
Regular service 1879 a. NJ. Rev. William
Blasbtrg, pastor.