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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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meet careful attention. It means a
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M your work. And don’t forget our guarantee.
lt pretecta you.
S FRARK A BARBER, D. D. 8. Manager.
Hicks Bldg. Open Sundays Till Noon.
BEITELLUMBER StST
LUMBER ANO BUILDERS* HARDWARE
RAWM, «OTH PHONS* NO 258, Branch Yards at Kerrville, TeaM.
/ 0Bl» find Tarda: West Commerce Street. near the I. A A N. R. R.
Only $6.00 Only $6.00
1 NOTICE:. THI January Ist Only
MMW oar-famous UOO BEBT TEETH for 16.00. BEST BET of
WKTH that money can buy, no matter how much you pay. SAME AS
; q|M|h«MNWB*B CHARGE 81280 to 815-00 FOR. Guaranteed and kept
CHARGE for a period of ten years. PAINLESS EX-
AH ether work et Reduced Prices Till Jae. let only.
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, •’ TOJIJOHT ONLY, .
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at the Comedy Triumph,
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Ram ust.
CHRISTMAi RATINEE AND NIGHT,
PRIDAY, DEC. 25,
■ogageaient at
HOWARD KYLE In “ROSEMARY.”
PRlCES—Matinee 25c, 50c 76c
Night. ,25c, 50c, 76c, 81, 31.50
Beata Now on Ball. No Free Liet
EMPIRE THEATER
* HARRY CORSON
CLARKE
STOCK COMEDY COMPANY.
TONIGHT
ANOTHER SCREAM,
"THE THREE HATS”
Special Matinee Chrletmao Afternoon.
H ■ AS PR-ESENTS! H
We offer our entire stock of Diet- • •
• J monds, Watches, Fine Jewelry, rich • •
• J CutOlhss, Clocks, Solid Silver, Vmbrel- • •
• J laSi ToJlet and Manicure Sets, AT and • •
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; J CaU >.nd inspect our immense line. • •
If R.OSENMAN 8R.05., ::
f y and Retail Jewelers. 321 Want Commerce 8L * J
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. uTleketa on Sale Dee. 18, SO, 21 and 26. Limit 30 daya for Return. •
: Quihk Service. In Through Cars all the Way Without Change to Mem- •
• phis, Shreveport, 8t Louis. a
t fn effect to the Old States to Points in Arkansas, Missouri, II- J
• llnoie, Minnesota, lowa, Kansas, Nebraska, also to Denver, Colorado o
* Springe, - Pueblo, Trinidad, and to Points in Old Mexico. •
t Reduced rates to all points in Texas and Louisiana, on sale Dec. 23, •
e 2% 23, 26 and Met and Jan. 1, 1604. Gcod until Jan. 4. •
"THE BEST WAY"
a l» to übe our line to go home to see the folks. . o
Suit Antonin Oail» £inhf
WE KEEP EVERYTHIN
'to be found in a flret-clase Meat
, Market
Mathies Bros.,
“The Butchers."
233. E. Houston St
Bdo
YOU *
WANT i
To patronize
home Industry?
Your grocer Ie
willing. Ask him
for PIONEER.
Always fresh.
+ * + + + + + *** + 4.*.|.
To sell your Christmas Goods, ad
vertise in The Light
+ + + + + + + + + + + 4* +
inHUHMTSAOIUn
RKQUEBT OF THS ADMIRAL WILL
BS GRANTSD.
Mk Im li Gatttag Raady for Any
Emargefiay That May Ariaa w the
lathinua and toe CNeaablana WIN
Find Him at Their Service.
Washlngtoa, D. C, Dec. 22—Rear
Admiral Coghlan baa cabled the navy
department requesting that an addi
tional collier be aaalgned to hie squad
m. His request will be granted, but
the vessel has not yet been selected.
Secretory Moody nW the Preodent
Waabtngton, D. C.. Duc. 23.—Secre
tary Moody had a brief coafereoce
with the Preeideat today. They con
sidered the lafoat advicea received by
the navy department from the lath
mne of panaom. tun aaMuaaeaa waa
given mt they are of n 6 great Im
yortaaoe- Both the President -and
I secretary Mendy are keegtog la cloae
touch With the aituatioa 'Jirough the
focal oMcea at the tatlnaiM. AoaM
anything either signillcaat Or import
a». occur there the edministratlon
would be advised immediately.
Cruiser Off for Celon.
New Orleans, Ul. Doc. 32.—The
cruiser Topeka. Commander Winter,
w|ll leave Admiral Wise's fleet for
Colon, stopping at Key West for a de
tachment of marines. These orders
were received from Washington yes
terday. Other ships remain here tUI
Saturday,'*
Admiral Walker in New York.
New York. Dec. 22.—Rear Admiral
John G. Walker. United States repre
sentstive oa the Isthmian canal com
mlaslon. arrived hers today from Colon
on the steamer Segunrancla. Admiral
Walker would make ao statement.
Interview With Gen. Merriam.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 32.—hi ref
erence to an alleged interview attrib
uted to Major General H. C. Merriam
to the effect that the propooad prb
motion of General Wood will be harm
ful to. the army. Secretary Root has
received a telegram from deneral
Merriam, dated Deaver, In which he
declared he has not authorised any
publication on the subject It id
understood that the general's state
ment would be regarded as satisfac
tory at the war department
Secretary Hg/a Condition
Washington, D. Dec. 23.—After
t,wo weeks of contnement from ah at
tack of la grippe and cold, Secretary
Hay ia at laat able to leave hia bod
room and spend most of each day in
his library, where be transacts a good
deal of business requiring his personal
attention.
Botdiers’ Romains Burfod.
Washington, D. C-, Dec. 33.—The re
mains of forty-two private soldiers,
who lost their lives ia the Philippines
and were brought to this country on
the transport Kilpatrick, were buried
with military honors at the National
cembtery at Arlington to-day.
ROBBERS IN HARO LUCK.
Just As They Were to Take 810,000
the Telephone Bells Rsng.
Bloomington, 111., Dec. 22.—A gang
of safe blowers that had been robbing
the central Illinois banks exploded
dynamite and wrecked the bank al
Anchor last night
Just as 310,00 was exposed the. tele
phone bells In the office commenced
to ring and frightened away the men
after they bad secured but little
plunder.
THE CZAR TO BRYAN.
Presents the Free Silver Apottle With
His Photograph and Autograph.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 22.—The czar
has-sent* his photograph with auto
graph affixed, to William J. Bryan. Am
bassador McCormick gave a,luncheon
to Mr. Bryan, Prince Kkilkhoff, the
minister of public works and railroads,
and other high officials.
.WOMAN GBTG DEATH PENALTY.
Mre. Mary Rogers Found Guilty of
Murder of Her Hueband.
Bennington, Vt., Dec. 22.—Mrs. Mary
Rogers was today found guilty of mur
der In the first degree for killing her
husband. Marcus H. Rogers, on August
12, 1003.
-The verdict carries the death penal
ty- ~. .
Current Weather Conditions,
Covering the grower part' of the
United States aad stretching from the
northern plateau region southeastward
to the .east gulf states is an irregular
ly outlined area of high barometer, the
maximum pressure, 30.34 inches, at
Kansas City- There is some cloudiness
-fn the upper Missouri valley and along
the eastern slope of the Rocky moun
tains yet the weather in general is
fair.
Compared with Monday morning the
temperature in the gulf, and south At
lantic states is somewhat higher; in
the southwest, northwest, lower Mis
souri valley, upper Mississippi valley,
and lake region 4 degrees to 34 de
grees lower, the greater changes in
the three last named districts. It is
below freezing in northwest Texas,
and two degrees below zero in Minne
sota.
In |,he past twenty four hours with
in the field of observation no precipita
tion. rain or snow, worth mentioning
BAN ANTONIO, TBXAB. TUBBDAY, DBCBMBBB *•. 1903.
Wil SHENK M TIE
. JAPAN 18 BTILL CARRYING A
CHIP ON HER SHOULDER.
..
' Great Brltaihsfo BmtlHng Areund far
Game as MU« HoMes for -Jepoa.
NoHMr RfMW Nor Japan In Any
Hurry to BdM Into Trouble.
Parle, Doc. 22 -<\«Bramtion was I
obtained fro* official sources today
of the reports ,of Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne sad the foreign minister
at Tokio wiJPs view to avoiding a
crisis bctwesß Rumia aad Japan.
Thore Is rsaase to believe that repre
sentations coadaß a; critical moments
wbnn Jspan’S rogly was being handed
to the Husstaa Barta do
Rooen, ex<reiflta.a powertbl restrain-1
Ing influence., nls U eapecially true
of Lord Laagfoyne, owing to Great
Britain being ail ally of Japan. The
terms of the 2afgn< »e answer are ant
known here, het o» mg to 'he action
taken by Great . Britain aad France,
officials here are r< nfl4sal that her
answer psruitta B continuance of dip-1
lomatlc negoUa4o»'' toward* sucur- I
Ing commna ERBonis for an agree
menL , t
WARSHIPS DISAPPEAR.
With the Exception of One Rueotaal
Croiser AN Mum fo Pert Arthur, I
S . Petersburg Dec. 22--Of the I
Rnrhian warships, recently at Chemul-1
po. Corea, la oonhecilon with the djs-1
turbance there, Ally the cruiser Boy-1
srln remain* at *at place. Ail other I
vervels have returned to Port Arthur. I
Vice Admiral Starks, commending the I
Russian Pacific squadron, while the I
war ship* were at Chemulpo, had an I
audience with the Emperor of Corea. I
According to .the Port Arthur Nqva I
Krai, some Chinese milirifo fought in
the ranks of Chinese robber bauds in I
n recent encounter with Russians. I
The paper conte*ds that Russia was I
compelled to takp active e-cps to rid I
Manchuria of these lendits because I
China had not Med all of her treaty I
engagements. |
War ar In 14 Days. j
New York, Dfe. M- —A report Is I
current here, sMs a Tims* dispatch I
from Pekin, that. Japan’s request for I
the reconsideratito by Russia of her I
reply to the JafluneM demands, was I
acootopanied by Rw-ogecNication a( al
time limit. . ' L
It is the expectation in St. Peters-1
burg, the Times add*, that the que*-1
tion of war will be decided in four-1
fxamm Hmmc. ~ ' N
imitEN m ku
IJ"
BMALL HOTEL IN MICHIGAN DE
BTROYEBIBV FIRE.
Guest* Find Themeslv** Hemmed in
by ths Flumes snd Jump from the
Becond-Btory Windews—One Guest
Found Dead In Ruina.
Menominee. Mich., Dec. 22. —Fire to
day caused twelve persons to jump
from the second-story windows of the
Travelers' Home, a small hotel here.
The thirteenth guest, James Beat
rice. waa found dead in the ruins.
Joseph Vorachek wan fatally burned.
Fred Jenski was badly injured in
jumping.
The hotel was practically destroyed.
FIVE KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
Lose fo Transit Cdrnpany in St. Louis
Will Not Exceed 825,000.
St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 22.—The list of
the knpwn killed in an explosion last
night at the Geyer avhnue power
house of the St. Louis Transit com
tuny hgs been increased to live.
The body of John Dixon, a fireman,
was found this morning seventy feet
from the place where he was st work.
A number of employes is still miss
ing.
A. B. Dupont, second vies president
of the transit compepy, said to-day
that the company’s toss would prob
ably not be over 325,000.
QUICK-FIRING GUNS-
Holland Needs Thsm in Connection
With Social LegtolsUon.
The Hague, Dec. 33.-—The second
chamber of the Dutch parliament by
50. to 38 to-day voted H,760,000 to
purchase new Krupp quick-firing
guns. The specialist* and progress
lets contend the necessity for a large
army expenditure and especially view
the outlay Is required in connection
with social legislation.
Mr*. Cummin* Dead.
Des Moines. la., Dec. 22.—Mrs. T. J.
Cummins, mother of Governor Cum
mins, died of pneumonia to-day. Gov
ernor Cummins was at her bedside at
the last moment. Mrs. Cummins was
a dependent from an historic family,
her ancestor having been the signer
of the Mackelberg declaration of Inde
pendence. She was 77 years of age.
Fatal Carriage Accident.
Pomona. Cal., Dec. 22. —Miss Lizzie
Cooper, of Salem. Ind., a cousin of
Henry Copper, the wealthy Chicago
merchant, leaped from a buggy yes
terday while the horee attached to It
was running away and sustained In
jitrie* of which she died a for. hours
later. \ .
IMEKSIE UMIAKS
CLAIM MATTERB WERE MIMBP
RBMNTBD AT COAL CRB* K.
Ttay Wmto TMru for Wc*k end «■
Tkcir Arrlvgl Were WaRM UffM
by Unton Miner* and Permtuded
Not to Work.
I Knoxville, Tenn.. Doc. 22.—The
liner who were brought from St. Louie
Ito Coal Creek about fifteen day* ago
to work In the Coal Creek company'*
mince have brought suit for damage*
ngalnnt the company aad Manager
bfcorge M. Campb. They allege that
false repreoenteticu were made to
induce them to come to Cual Creek.
Two ranee have been tried and the
conrt rtKurncd a verdicl for 1860 and
cceta and attorney*B feee la each jeeoe.
The men sued for 1400.
h Other eaeea will be heard thia af-
Itornooa.
The men after nthting Coal Creek'
were waited oa by a body of 400 or
WO wn. presumably union miners,
and persuaded not to work ia the
Cool Creek company's mines, which
ere under the bqn of the United Mine
[Workers' of Americs.
SHEET MILL* RESUME WORK.
I Some of Them Hog Been Shut Down
I for Two Mentha.
Pittrtmrg, Ps., Dec. 22.—The W.
iDcwees Wood sheet mills and the
I American Sheet Steel company at Mc
|Keezport resumed work in all depart-
I meats last night. For several weeks
■ but three of the seventeen sheet milis
I have been working.
I Fart of the Boston iron aad rteel
I mills department of the National Tube
Works company x*<> resumed work
last night after a shut down of six
I Wack’S*
| At Glassport the eight-inch depart
ment of the Pittsburg Steel Hoop
I company resumed operations today
after a suspension of two months.
FOPE LEO’S MONEY.
Baig to Heve Confided to Cardinal
Gotti Where ft WM.
Rome, Dec. 22.—According to the
mestagerio, the story that Cardinal
Gotti, preflset of the propagano*.
recently banded to the Pope 30,900,006,
shld to have been confided to- - the
cardinal by the late Pope Leo XHI,
originated in the fact that the flmuicial <
investigation following Pope Leo’s
death a deficit of over 310,000 was
found after a dellgent search, and al
though no positive proof Is obtainable
it appeared evident that the only per
son who knew where the money had
gone was living In the Vatican. He
at first asserted that he knew nothing
of the matter, but on being more
closely questioned, snd the evidence
gathering against him. he one day
said to the Pope, "Be patient God will
provide for the needs of the Holy See.” I
Boon afterward the Monsignor sp-1
peered with a friend and said that I
Pope Leo had confided the money to I
him. requesting him to return it to I
his successor four months after death. I
Anglo-American Arbitration.
New York. Dec. 22.—A. special com
iqlttee of the Presbyterian Ministers’
association appointed to study the
question of arbitration between the
United States and Great Britain ha*
adopted resolutions declaring that th*
time is ripe for the establishing of a
convention capable of being applied to
all questions of difference that may
arise between the two countries.
The Truth About Rusal*.
| Those who are permitted to spank
I the open truth in Russia may be
I counted on the fingers of one hand —
land then half of them will be left un-
I used. Why these people are toleruied
lis one of the secrets of state. Outside
lof these, only those who write works
lof fiction, which the majority of the
Ineoplc cannot and do not read, are
I permitted to speak of things as they
I are. When they exceed the limits of
I Russian decency and speak <too open-
Ily they -are given a trip to Siberia at
I the expense of the government. Si
|!>eri* la the place where the boldest,
It he most courageous and most telent
ed products of Russia are put on cold
ktorage.
1 It is the coldest part of the coun
|try' and honest people arc sent ther*
when the country becomes too hot for
them. When the innocent tourist
ask*. “Where are your honest peo
ple?” Siberia Is pointed out to him.
If he asks more questions he is him
self sent there. The government ob
jects to questions on general princi
ples. Russia refuses to be inter;'
viewed.
J Occasionally the czar, who is ab
solute ruler, is allowqd to have his
[own way, and he has the standing
privilege to promise reforms to the
people. Thus he is always full of
promise. Some time ago he was al
lowed to play a practical joke upon
all the powers of the world in order to
break the monotony of his life. He
called a peace conference and was
very much amused at the seriousness
w-lth which people talked about his
| plan for universal disarmament. This
I gave him an idea that his great army
ought to be vastly enlarged.—The
' Reader.
That Is So.
The Houston Chronicle voices a
truth when it says:
"When advertising doesn’t pay a
merchant it is a pretty good sign that
he Is in the wrong business, for no
business will pay when advertising
fails to feed the business.”
Light ad* Mil XmM goeda
TR fIKTIIIIIMfIIIUIAL
f'
LIVERY DRIVER* IN CHICAGO
CONBIDBR ARBITRATION.
Daul Bmv NoMguta to • Cab Wagon
.Roaring a PiaoarN Announaiog That
tho Unton Sooto to Being Pall A
Funoral at NlgM.
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Chicago, BL Doc. 2|.«-The member*
of tho Livery Driven’ onio* today
oouaMorod an arbitration plan to Mt
tie their strike.
White arbitration vqg being con
sidered news waa tgcelvud of the flrot
"union label" since tho otrike begun.
A funeral was arranged by Under
taker G. M- MsrkA the body of the de
ceased being removed In a “ceb”
wagon bearing a placard yaoclnlmlng
the vehicle to be owned by aa under
taker paying the union sente.
R wm the first fuheral la which a
procession of carriages was anypHta
to the mourner*.
The funeral at John B. Keßy wa*
held under cover of darkaeM laat
eight oa account of the poMlbllity of 1
violence.
DIED OF HIB INJURIES.
T. Bailey Slayden Wm a Nephew of
Congreosman Slayden of This City.
Sfectal to The Light.
Waco, Tex.. Dec. 22.—T. Bailey
Slayden, who wm Injured in a run
away on Saturday night, and lingered
all day yesterday between life and
death, died laat evening. His father
wm notified in' New' York yesterday,
and hia uncle. Mr. Bailey, of St. Louie,
also; Congressman Slayden of Sun
Antonio, nnother uncle, wm likewise
Communleeted with. DeceMed wm
26 years old. a strong, healthy young
num. and weighed nbout two hundred
pouada.
It has been decided to ship the re
mains to Champaign, Illinois, for In
terment.
NARROWLY ESCAPED FLAMES,
Reoktonoe Deutroyed by Fire and Oc
onganta GM. Out In Night Clothes,
Speeinl to The Light
Waeo, Tex.. Dep. JLr-A reeldence
family barely escaping in their night
clothe*. Loh on the building 31750
with 11006 Insurance: on the furniture
31500. with *6OO insurance. Defeo-1
tive fine.
hotvon Kiki
WILL INVESTIGATE SANITARY
CONDITIONS THERE.
I 4 ' ,■ . « , ■■
He Will Co-operate With Mexican
Health Officials to Prevent Epldem
ice—Medical Men Discuss Smallpox
and Yellow Fever.
Special to The Light.
Austin. Tex., Dec. 22.—State Health
Officer Tabor returned last night from'
Washington, where he had been hold
ing a conference with health officers of
other southern states and Surgeon
Genera) Wyman regarding the method
of preventing epidemlca of yellow fe
ver in Mexico. He decided to make an
official trip to Mexico and inspect the
sanitary conditions of that country
and co-operate with the Mexican
health officials.
Meeting of Medicos.
The Austin District Medical society
1b fn session here. County Physician
Graves read a paper this morning on
smallpox. This evening State Health
Officer Tabor will read a paper on yel
low fever quarantine.
Receiver Appointed.
In the case of Jasper Wooldridge 'et
! a) against the Austin Ice and Bottling
company et al„ application of the
I pjalntiff for the appointment of a re
ceiver was heard this morning and
glranted. V. A. Fenner, of Austin, waa
appointed receiver.
Charters Filed.
Chartered this morning.
The Swearingen Beaty company,
Lockhart; capital stock. fIO.OOO.
The El Paso Foundry company. EI
Paso. Increasing capital stock from
*109,000 to *200.000.
Cancar May Be Cured by Radium.
1 That remarkable new metal, radium,
has scored another victory, if we are
to cremt’the reports it has been
successfully used to cauterize malign
apt growths. It has been known since
ths discovery of this substance that
the emanations from it, like the X
r*y*. are able to inflict a serious burn.
This, according to a recent medical j
writer on jtoe subject, is because its 1
rays interfere with the action of cer- I
tain nerves, and apparently Its ability
to cquse cancerous growths to disap
pear is due to action of a similar
kind, since malignant growths are now
supposed to be controlled in some way
Iby influences transmitted from the
central nervous system. At present
the hiBh firlbb of the radio-active sub
stances prevents general experiment
along this line, and it is to be hoped
that the cost of production may soon
be lessened by the discovery of new
ores and of simpler methods at extrac
tion—“ Success.”
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ROT M BBTTBL, V. Preu,
J. Dt COCKRRLU Rgeretary.
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SUBSCRIPTION S« A YBAR IN ADVANCR.
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ENTENCED TO EWING IN BEXAR
COUNTY JAIL JANUARY fit, I*B6,
I WuMp a BbHafrogher Abe Bta»
I mem for Nlgety-aine Yearw Bo*to *
I Mtw
M *LBs V* vw^V w
I, This morning In this court Judg*
I Clark tad quits a bmp time for * start
I while In receiving the report of the
I grand jury, which returned eight to
Idlctments for miedemeanora aad tww
I for tetoniaa.
Joha FBadoroy. convicted of mAh 'i
I slaughter, acMpted sentence of too j
I yean aad wm seateaeed.
Abe Slmamm, convicted of rubtadM
for bsmuH with fireanm, cm th* AdiA;
I erman’s came tato court this
withdrew hl* *pp**l aad acneiitM alto J
fence of M year* Imp*!* HBHRI t»
penitentiary. Slmmoar *taM tejRM
district attorney that he tboagh*l|Kß
I was thcffiqfMt p|k a* hw”todn*UMKj
but that next qme dey might Wag.
I nigger”.' ®
I Next came Brnst Tbcmpma, mfoffNO
I for sentence of death on tW ctanhMl
(rape of a white giri in tha NiMHI
precinct. Thompeon tad mthlßf jM
I say and received hie eenteme
I by the rope ofi January », *OUM
the hours of 10 a m. and 4 g,
the county, jail. .' >
Later Thompson sent Por Dtotrirt'jßo
I tomey Bee and his first tugmrtta|M
tbst the attorney, should
«k the governor for commatattoot atm
sentence to lite itnpristmmenL TMrI
could not be done. Then Thompmay-3
a«ked that a photographer ho cent IBM
I the jail in order that he might fomgMM
likeness sent to hia mother. ThtauSEa
I granted.
■ ■ ■ • - rm
I State va. John Fonderoff, ahfiNilM
| with murder. Defendant wm tapMR
Igunty of manalaughtor aad eentatailLu;
to 2 years ImpiteonmanL ; . f
I State vs. Jota ftMNME.I
I with murder. The etoe ta* Wftl.W' a
[set for Monday, February 8; IIKfM
a special venire <rf MB joiJMfl 1 IWftpM /
D. Sullivan n. Sant* Rmg Cqgod* j
dated Mining ahd Smelting' eompfigg’. «<
let al.; application for receiverrja&'w
I went by agreement. J
Charlo* Schreiner vu. Jota T. WtiAvj
I suit for debt. Judgment far
Bann vs. G„ H. * 5 A If.
is on trial.
’ "T*’'' '■■■*. ®|
I fffi -a- •> ‘f
I Estate of Clarence K. FNmV tiftlwa
allowance of *760 per year graateffi.y
| for support and maintenance or murtr* J
1 Community estate of Augnqta MHw
*l, deceased, and C. F. Roni,-tart
vivor. Community letter* granted
laurvivor under bond *6OO. C. Cadena* ! -
Charles Shiner and Joe S. NeirtaK k
I appraisers.
i Alice Carter Wood vs. Geo. W.
Wood, divorce.
P. Guerrero vs. Freda S. Guerrero, di
vorce.
Ida Douglass vs. Louis DouglaM, dl
vorce.
Geo. C. Vaughan vs. & H, Vaa
Wonner, et al., debt.
NeteO’ ' ' ■
D. A. Neal and Miss L E. Neubeny
were united In marriage by' AMtew''
Adams at 304 Obraje etreat yesterdlgr
There will be no sessions of any oE
the courts In the country courthouto
on Christmas day.
Justice Umscheld performed thd cer
emony of marirage this mornlnjf. for
Gregorio Sanchez and Santiago Rega
lada. at the bride’s house on Otath
Flores street.
j A Kentucky ToMet.
I On one trip through the KentodCf
I mountains performed by Jota Fou,
I Jr., iq pursuit of “local color.” h*.
(stopped over night at a*cabin, wburw..
Ihe slept up next to the
[went down a llWNer to
I washed his face In a creek
I Ixxise. and dried It on W*!dinglK|gß|
(fee sack bung against the
I family use. and combed his
1 his own comb before a pieoe al'talmS
(glass stuck between the
land daubing. 7 ’<■' WiiKaN
As he was making hia toilet RrlMi
closely observed by the small SmH
the family. who was clothed iw4«4H
of cottonade pants hitched to S
cry shirt with one “gallus” fMmH|
by a nr.il. Shoes and tat were
ing. and his hair hadn’t bee* affmM
for six weeks. He watched
or so closely that Mr. Fnx
was making a* Uxceltent imgnmlm
on the young barbarian. As M *m
on the last touch, the boy. unable 1*
contain himself longer, broke I* •
"Say. Mister.” to Ibqutred, ”*l*l
you a good deal of trouble to yuntoltl?
—The Reader.
Wh*t W« Lack.
The Gahreston New* gives a to
triotic view in the following:
"Beer from the United States MB
taken the higher, honor in Bohemia,
that home of the malt liquid product.
When the American Invasion reaches
the European thirst ‘here wilt be
nothing left for us to do b»* cut off .
coupons.”
But that is onh "lager" b»er. Be- ■
I fore we can capture the British
!we shall have to go into th* "-ai*C»
»nd porter business. That *0 doubt ■
we shall do in time. * ,
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