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The Caucasian., 1893-12-21


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Li"l~i,'i' h''
,.......-.. 10 bc i Great success toy.
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H.. fH''t Of Hi L''"P'' on '"' '-'l''"'
rr". Of other =, '''', ,,',.,,' Wv
ru..'"& tie "'>' ,',,,.,,,
-.N'i " I'"''''''''"'
,,aa..I,re adopted 10 prnhrb
...-,rIrr the manufacture aun
.,Igfupus liquors iS looked
''. ...r interest bv ali good Gill
,r... g.nrld ~ .afii,tr.. with tn,
/'0. .,.r-.. and IT seems about the
''. .n..1r 10 deal with: and il
DOWNRIGHT suffering AMI
'.' ..-rar anv other afllictIon ri
D..I Various remedies have
..5 .,r,I th,. most Of them have
a4.". ~ ' man "'' ''''''.' ''''''' y ~
'1 .. ,,.. I.t,.t rvnerimcnt, m
..r.fry I- that in South Caro-
un. u th, adoption oi the DlSprn-
.ar. law" GoN. T'IIman seems de-
,.rlr,d 10 enforce ITS provisions.
-, ...a- hc is concerned, the law
... ..,ra fair trial, and if there is
am, urrlt in il. to restrain lntemprr-
.., lr should nave the credit; and
a.. ~.rrl Carolina example may be
,.I.... +..IoWrd. White il Is an un
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The Caucasian., 1893-12-21
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

1t is not often that you can give a
friend Christmas present that YOU
are willing to give for as small a
sum as one dollar. But if you viii
make your friend a present of THE
CAUCASIAN for one year, vo1 viii
have no cause to be ashamed Of your
present, and besides your freud will
be reminded of you and your present
81 times during the next year. Try
it.
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

Have you friend or relative in
another State or at distance from
YOU in this State. If so, why not
send him The CAUCASIAN one year
as a Christmas present: We prom
Sc you that he will enjoy it.
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21
HOW THE MACHINE WORKS.
A CASE IN POINT.

In the fight over the Winston post
"ifice, for instance the are FIVE cand-
idates, and all Of them show good
local endorsements. One OF the
leading candidates was the former
postmaster under Cleveland and un-
der both the departmental and exec
utive rule he is Ineligible. Yet Sen
ator Ransom ugres his appointment.
He is a machine politician and Ran
som needs his services. He is en-
dorsed by men who direct and con-
troll county nominations; hence his
preferment over a one-legged confed-
crate soldier who has been lifelong
loyal, ardent Democrat. The inellig-
Ible man may not be appointed, but
the contention bears that aspect at
this time. If made, this appoint
ment will aptly illustrate the relent-
lessness of the machine" and its alb
solute Indifference to common decen-
cy and public opinion. 1t can not
be construed otherwise than as a re-
| fectIon upon the other candidates.
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION
| Is found IN the Reldsville Office.
Ex-sheriff Galloway and DIR. Courts
are the candidates. Galloway has a
| splendid war record, made a popular
sheriff, and all his life has been a
wheel horse in the Democratic band
wagon. Nobody knows that he has
got on his knees and begged the
boss" for the appointment, and the
men who are backing him are not
/ spending sieepless nights arranging
| Ransom primaries in Rockingham
county. Courts, it is known, is an
avowed Ransom man, has had some
legislative experience and is an ally
Of tn, defunct Democratic congress
man from that district. What suits
Williams suits Ransom, and netwith-
standing he has been an applicant
for another Office, the chances are
that he will get the Reidsville post
office without much trouble.
The stamp clerk appointment at
Reldsville made by Revenuer Sim
mons, is another sample of machine
work. Watt, the appointee, was a
bolter and went off with the John
Webster independent movement in
Rockingham. Like his leader, Web
ster, he was maligned and abused as
traitor, but in contest for Demo-
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

From ot.s SI~,sai Correspondents "a N.ra
NnEton
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

Second ueauts ct the Women 'i.tng
Wanting


wanting
The American n1'" ar" gruerails thin
Their faces sIo" "th wt-itlern,r and
energy. AMI Ga thls ma5HlN consists 'hclr
han4-am,ns-~ ID d. u,t male t,yauty
sue as Use nr,yaa portrayed 1t. but
manly h,auts 'n au H. tnl'lIc,guAI turro
The face 2. latir ani serious. hut lights
that resolution aud guntlrncss live In
harmony in the American character.
The feature. uIc tfnv. the forehead
straight the nose sharp. ana often
pinched lpnhln- IN its thlnncss. At
times. one -,7 uE. tp recognize IN the faces
something "t thc Indian type. the tenn
pies iudcntcd. the cheek bones promi-
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

WA>HENrTpN, llrc. l.. The Met
rupnilian hotel lobby reminds one of
inauguration times, The same old
.smslsar fHc,>. aud Ihs patriots vao
-aU rothIue hut starvation ahead
last March lock A. sleek and fat A.
Zoe daniels and the other fellosS
Nhn have Srrn feast,ng on govern
lucu; pc and doughauts The main
h trrt,i now is over the post offr'
appointments. and the candidates are
here n full force. Gu, by one ihrS
nave dropped in gust Ia s"e how the
thing b. going" until the asgrcga-
ti"n has swclitd int" crowd, Ran
som H. in despair. lie IL kept busy
lodging the candidates. His com
mittce room door - guarded, and it
l. about as difficult Ia get "a private
word" with the boss" a. IL - to get
The appointment.
Every body understands that his
vote 10 repeal the sherman law gave
him the disposition "f the patronage
IN the State. A. matter of form
ality, and fearing, possibly, the bus
mess end of hIs buzz saw III execu-
tive session, the candidates pay their
respect TO Vance. They understand
h, has no voice IN the appointments,
and Vance app eclAtes the situation.
Ransom Is boss Nobody disputes
hls power. Neth'r ",ngl's,n all nor
,andldate dare uciy hIs supl.mAcy.
Nhat he saws. goes, and very man
Wl, l~ an applicant ''r Alrc knows
i !, %. u, rh' Nh ~ IMPOSED
tt.i,e. n-.. NlN 49,. d. "ugit now
&" have the mai h"ou 10 stand up and
face the music.
There are scores of people here AT
big expense who have not been able
10 get within "a half block of him.
And when they do get at him they
approach him with hat IN hand and
with fear and trembling. They don't
seem To appreciate that Ransom un-
dcrtook the job Of his own motion.
But ii has duwned upon some Of
them that the fellow who gets a job.
whether IT is "A post Office or a consul
ship, must swear eternal allegiance
TO the boss" He is not making any
mistakes on this line, and while Tom
Jarvis is putting IN some good work
AT the Methodist conference the
boss" is turning ont machine"
warranted to run without repairs un-
til after next years Legislature cleo
tion in North Carolina. He is taking
no chances, and every postmaster in
the State will bear the "boss's" col
lar.
The selection of Simmons to do the
dirty work of the machine" in the
eastern counties was notice "to all
whom it may concern" Is il any
wonder that honest people in their
contempt for and disgust at such
juggeIry, revolt against a party or
ghnizatIon that tolerates such despic-
able bosslsm and authorizes 1t! A
few days in Washington would open
the eyes and kindle a revolution in
public sentiment against the degrad-
ing tendency of machine politics.
HOW THE MACHINE WORKS.
The objective point in every ap-
| pointment is Ransom's reelection to
the United States Senate. Every ap-
! pointment is made with that under
standing. 1t is question of local
pull" Not who deserves the ap-
pOintment; not who has won il by
long and valuable party service; not
who is the most capable man; not
who the people want. but who has
the strongest "pull" in fixing prima-
ries that will nominate Ransom men
for the Legislature. A decision is
not reached without difficulty in
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

Continued on Second Pags.)
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21

,,a,J ,,a.,J5aostlce show that, under the
and snJlenDurg plan, delirium tremels
jsnsAS consumption of liquors dimin-
IN twelve years, from 27.33 to
The Caucasian., 1893-12-21


he "iothenburg Plan" has been
lHrd IN Sweden and Norway, to con
l''- The sale Of spirits. No one Is
permitted. under the Gothenburg
"a" 10 MAKE any profit TO himself. by
I7 sac OF liquor. The plan has
|othta 50 we'll IN Sweden and Nor
- '"al II has commended itself to
'-S t'"-i4ahers Of England. Strong
Fa,.l -Igent temperance men there
ID cone to the conclusion that
s. er,I I1'LlhLtLon" alone will not cure the
.ft-- -- .. strong drink, and they think,
|n IL I1'eStlgation, that the Gothen-
system Is an amazing improve,
upon every other ple II yet tried
~ Sweden and Norway. as here
a.' II very other civilized country
G.S! effort made to regulate the 81 lC
"4tors, has always been mt viii
Vie cry Of the interference OF the law
nun private interests and especial
Win 4 warning against "centrali
PIECE OF THE PUDDING TPI
PROOF.
rl.aNsiIce show that, under tn,
sr5Ae1Durg plan, delirium tremel
i.,sA consumption of liquors dimin
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SPORTING NOTES.
where They yyin Figh,

Jacksonville Fla, December 10.--The
total seating capacity Of the new structure
for the Mitchell Corbett tight viii be L.
2sS The old State fair builGing win form
the center, Just as it now stands, but the
increase OF forty feet on each side Will
make the new building 205 by los feet in
size. The ring viii be IN the center, in size
"a by "a feet and raised 3ia feet from the
ground About il on ali four sides will be
the press and telegraph tables occupying
a space eight feet wide back of this There
will be COS boxes on the floor back and
capable OF seating 903s people.
Then the aren3 proper begins, q series
OF raised seatSj twentg-four in number
ranging about fthe entire structure, and
seating s552 people, The two galleries VIII
seat 1858 spectators Delaney and McNey
both approve the plHnseas above, and say
that the building viii be equal In It's APP
pointnents to any in which Corbett ever
fought
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LAGRAGE, neeeHaoeg .a-Thn fo1ria
week % distract coltg closed lass ettl-ag
Jhe sam hltkafg case WAS Elkgp - aRt
lafs lass night and ;acs Asee Has Is @a-
der consideration cyas s-nct, Ihe sass
in this case has naae staBenSoas eao. Is
TO secure eonaet.on. Che aefea4aa.
Is an humble farmer boy CT LatAea- lht
general belief Is that lie ilry viii ae1alJ
OF there viii he a mlatIaal. J! - currently
reported that the jury stoo5 nine fo- az
quittal and three Tor conv4euan-
r, L. Miller ara jim FISHER peemluenf
eitizeas Of WBel5eE. are IN tie cay.
Atev. George h. CiotAicF 81 the &cthoalst
Episcopal church preached bis lars se.l
sermon tonight Ee goes efosn hers Il
take charge Of me church al Hge1aaln ans
he carries wiki hisn the aest N!suts ard
the kladest remera0raaces & she people 81
this place.
on NE lsih Instant judge Ts.e.s1lulIer
vi! excaas-se alstuess with Judge Aobsgt-
son Of Aaslu.
JpGse 81. ;. Robson LAS rcsgFlci Iro,z
Galveston vaeis He EAa suzlaess before
ihu hiEher couEts.
W. ~ Wuoaly, a pramlacaS cae aiiss
and business llga Of Eoak1iu. was IA tie
city attending IN tde roar-s.
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r,sny nsrssas 3. tie csurch remained
sssasinS Dasoushoii, i6e services ana nor
few nnahr N FHfn cAtrance. turned
thsy ftces hosnewsfd Tonight IS Serc-
ttH,e IL toe mafolns sra serves % era
fnAsssa ibe NNttSsty ~ lNrger Episospal
nsaes 81 wtrSsip 90 BgANrscnt
vtn fsmi3ef fggfp ksauisiaaa. mostly
f,s-n tse stsaNy 81 Crowley. sre moving
iesa 5etfcrs6n county ana viii setiic GA
Anas between Miijbrtranar's and rsv.
iors Nayogs Otacrs % follow will oo-
e,.ry portcas oi the Carr tract. ppr.
enasel se4ae taue aE9 tor S6ro Nearly
nu ihe new cdyarrs VIII devote their al
tspttea 81 tnt ca;NRtion 20 r4cc
Aloat So e-clocE las; night an alarm 81
nrt was turncd ID fnom box a. caused BY
Mare Ia q sinnn frame structure on
Forsyth street The TIRE department turned
nu; with promptncEs that would have re-
neete3 ercdlt on large eity. and py eS-
ceaeas work the flames were ex,irguished
before appreoishle damage had been done
10 tAe huildirE
Mrs Nellie Trenchari and daughter are
here from Decatur visiting their former
hn-ae
{. r LANCE s. In the city from Houston
Mrs w. s Hoszins left this morning
sur Victoria.
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witnessed a ,.,s,c. ,asi'
t ioenS orsspo's big Cattle rsp * ss,s
cowboys, were enamo,.5 wo S,ss.A.
eyea little Indian sill q a. Il = ~
with the lasso which :, y !, sslsle hjass
s ner sSwite 4 dozen fellow io,a y, scs i
sem m, to witness The nav Y" ''gsaa /
The lovers soon aoess..,
nettlesome NUISANCE 1870. w tsvua,,,
powerful lariat Of tous Is'a a. w. i,
were both experts With x. II. wv, i
horsemanship was a ms NJ 1850 I'd \
other, then began to rnsn.U I, yau' y 1
ing cast. After several ,s,a. Y, ii'iats'
the younger Of the rivals. ! n y lissI
oronzed fellow from caraioA ,.lcs'ss 1
zins through the air q sv,s,' 0 Nsatsa
Gould Coz scarcely follow H. n, ~, n. W
pls spurs deep into bis nusts,S S'1 e y
wal sprang forward lust Il NJ. Als
master from the moose, and , y \. Y y, I'M
second sl lssso rose in the IL N y ~ N
round the shoulders Of tbs p II - - ~
Pinning his arms to his sides 81 Il 4 sels y
lie was jerked headlong out u N 4 4
His successful rival drew NJ, 4. n NJ ~
over hand, half lifting H. "a
ground by the tenacious tban. e
bullet square between Bis srss N i. n
turned and rode directly q ~ ~ Il. nv \.
lived the cause Of this barbsrI, ~ s...s y
she mounted behind him nd NV /. !.
gslloping back swinging hs Il, s.,s 4 =
Florida Timcs-union' = s''ss'
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CUEEo, December s--Ths cgsr5 sEfr
has seaae5 two columns q its pager 10
TIE p0paI.Hts . Re run bg them sod ne
uu5er ineIr entire cqnsrai. -dr 81. ~
aIct sli Is e4iLius Tor thez- is IS iAa
aeeraiarv f1r tho executive COMMITTEES
81 this county
patty thef,g gre not Trry Hrsuierouz here
bot one oceuTrad lszt risat Ihat Dc q lgle
olt 81 ne ue7al; tnzt r. do1r an1 w1r-
dow were HuIsg frefn Q hoaF lat bsHs
butit far Atr Hagiand, Eaarea warrants
ygers gotten out aal pn+GaDis ere aaw
tlzd t1lEer has been unprecedented
Cotton anG c0;t1l e3 are stiN coming
ii ID CORD gpaa lites 8g eAlpmeGtg Heze
onlF about JA la5as behind tEgt q last
geaF
sheriff A8ee * GoEad eonniv was over
gsteraay consulting with ulu afr.cefs
shout tsta asEassiGaticH Of young Feega-
@ feB nlghta siaea IL 81 asld tfat Use
tatAaf os the ta offers i3 reward soy tra
grsest ana conviction ~ the Gel
Ihis aa,raHCH uaEes tanae taat
haye oee9rra iu ths county han q
9ear-two whites ARA nro Two IN
tac Nlct-ma were very rgist. trsGaasIve
men while the 1ssrg was r.t tz4 naB
by arr meua All q tasm occur
early u tie atsAt and the TRACKS u tie
Elayer ~ each case were entirely oblt-
er2tad.
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CURED ron LIFE.

That is what yon want, Many ts'F
who have been receiving nsilrii =.
ment state that their disease CONS 4
back again as soon as they sssp =
ment. This is especially true IN thu 1
cate diseases peculiar 20 men and -
and arc private In their nature ~
no excuse for the doctor who can lei Z
these cases permanently, Ifhe has ha
experience and given he study 2 =
diseases that they deserye be ihcgl
fall: n he does. II shows conclaslytg 2
he is not competent 70 handle sufh -
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LODGE ELECTIONS.


Brsrhaln luxas, pecgmber s.--I.asi
nlsh. there ~as d hody e Maccahecs or
ghaiEe4 here Wiih about thirty membcrs
ard tht following aN,cefs-
u " S.giau. slr knight past commander
g. z. JaeSeN str NDisht commander.
y Eckart lieutenant Commander.
u, Rlnseuer. recerd keeper
r A. l1ldudge finance keeper
j y. Sissrns sagEeaut.
Er $ Bowers physician
y H. peurrEtCa. master Mt arms,
b. Scaamc. tiS, master az the guard
Wa g. EfAs.cG, second master o. the
ersri
e. l. Chandler sentinel.
WlG t3ueuar b:cAtt-
Tl1 olst4 8; charialu 80 TO be supplied.
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akmENnAl..


Brackettville, Texas December IN
ried last night at ,. m. ii Phi.
hotel Mr.. @, f Hodges to Miss Nss
knight, Rev. Mr.. Galbneth Of ilssi.
ciating. The happy couple left as Il
ing for Galveston, a pleasant ;suibas
an early return Is the Wish 81 thssls :
friends.
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The FiRE RECORD.
nenIdence Ia rn1e.tIne.

Palestine, Texas December 10. Ysster-
day evening al fae O'clock the residence
OF Judge j. n Garngr iu old town was
totally destroyed by lire. Phe building
was msl red In the German bus hardly
The fire ia unknown. The fire companies
uii splendid work IN saving adjoining
pr5nerty.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES cATHEREp mr. Fosr
REPORTERS.
"A Chnd Fatally Iniurea in a Rams
way-cycIonc Davis TaIiss IN Or
position 90 Democracy and
ChrIatinnity--News uriefed-

aEMPsTBAD. December ia sad ae-
purred here today. A negro boy was drly'
ing pair Of horses belonging to Mr,
Ciaud Lauraine. whose s-year-old boy wa1
along to enjoy ride in the beautiful
atmosphere, The horses took fright and
the little boy was forcibly thrown out upon
some hard object. The skull was frae-
tured, the upper lip badly cut and the
nose broken. The boy was brought to
town as soon aa It was possible TO do so,
but The attending doctor says that his
chances to recover are very slim.
Burglars made nm unsuccessful attempt
10 blow omen the safe In the store OF Mi.
lfauser They gtnsd 40 entrance oy
forcing open the rear window and then
drilled two noles on both sides Of the com
bination and began 70 drill third one
but desistcu amer a slight EFFORT ~ that
direction. They must have been uoVices
Mt the business, for the little "Aall' safe
never yielded. TIE safe, however, wiz Pc
loss 60 the owner. the explosives having
shaken the door out Of shape.
The new bank building Is now IN posses
zion OF the buriners National bank and
Il q beauty. The new furniture, cusunB
nearly $1,000 was put IN place yesterday
nnd a larry number % people went there
nnd cast enylous eyes over the building
and furniture. the building d. two stories
high and cost $S09o
Tax Collector BTquher IS authority fag
The statement that Tie Occupation ul1
receipts for 1898 are i've times as large
BIS the receipts three years ago.
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Lady Evelyn Moreton, sIs,..
I.arl or Duels whose converis. !,
lioman Catholic church cres,r8 I.
rev years ago, has now. IL 4 vs,, I.
returned to the Protestant ehuas
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RICHMOND. December IA. D. Me-
Knahb haa qualified as assignee tor ne
defunct firm " III WcmEnrtcn q 90. and
IS open for business
a petition has been circulated ana Eau-
orally signed asking the commissioners
court % build a wagon brdse over tbe
saf Harnmd AZ aehleya eros ms eighteen
miles, southwest Of Biehmgnd. A biaze
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np. W. eyerastlnr doors. that the King OF
glory may come IN
"t;van granilng the wondrous beauty OF
The temple the Lord compared with u
t0a temple Of the human r 9oIs.
wore IL He was not born with the
human form because IL lA ours, put i u
ours because IL was Chriats from before
the foundation OF the world
and he was a priest also OK the line
OF priests that came from Haron down a
priest without predecessor or successor a
high priest forever,
Ann Christ was the temple. the
priest aud NJ last the Offering; a sacrlnce
upon the altar.
"The tcmple was long since destroyed.
but Christ Is always the same inc mag
niacent temple. With IFS beautiful ana sol
| gmn ceremonies, was fun Of object lessons
for no childhood OF the race but Christ
| sian RENAME, the inspiration OF the woria )
manhood
basis OF oar faith 1t Is the devotion OF
soul 10 person that constitutes faith
! The characteristics embodieS Ia Chl1si CAL
for the best devotion OF the human 3eerN
/ Not to love CbrlNt % not 20 love BoouheaA,
I purity, nobility and truth,
/ Christ IN ali His intercourse Win ms
disciples, lays particular stress on what he
| is 4 am the bread Of life he says
II am Christian, not because believe
| In the inspiration Of the bible, puJ ne
| cause believe IN tAe LorI SeSU5
| Christ. Take Him out OF tne iAiple ~, )
! Will cry from my heart Ae nave ,NN W
7 away my Lora, ana hhp" nos vince
I have Laid Hun -
4 y am always patient WIZ Iheu NJ
have great difficulty " Y, ' VI
Z Christlnn doctrine. Christ ieuhu Wy 9s'i.,e
( difhrWty among nis diSe'Ples' w
/ was scarcely time while CUR Lord was
I ,, the earth when his dsciplos might not
/ atve been tried tor hefesy r.
4 Thomas VINO cou'd nos beheYs uilleSs ~
could see FOR himself ana .eel toT mn.
SELF ANA christ Win lnNaite enc
ard patience, eliawea 1,olnss & eo ,es5
Him and believe fhat Is what We Hfe"
difficulty in apprehendias doetsin ., " .,..,
r. +o,nt ,,{t1, t4ly7 MI 6ifdculty Is gone.
~ tol,en w ~ NJ ,,hof ~.
preach. hut whom we preach whereas
III prsacb more doctrine than Christ.
Christ is tile central fact
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Ennis, Texas, bccomiier -. The puh-
Nc high school building burned al %
o'eiock tonight loss $500, Insurance,
gl0C0p
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Baatrnn.

sAF7Rop, December a-Thg following
announcements Published today are u
iptense Interest 70 large cireles of triea4s
y TIE contracting parties here ana a,Hq-
where ~ noon nezg 1sesaay at ,al Ens-
coral church lhe marriage 20 Mg a. d.
Aciavy ana &iss E,poTb ErEsl WA laHe
place Key A. Perry sTriaunz.
m the Chr'7t'an church. 84trcp, next
"Wednesday December u lEg. az O'clock,
Editor ). y. Crow Of the Temple Tiines
ara Miss Lon jenkins Of Basr0p.
The African Methodist Erlscopal confer.
enee, "a sesaion here an week, win adj
3purn sunday night after most auecegs-
ful convention Blah9p y. =. Lee Of ne
African Methodist Episcopal church viii
O'Clock
The little burg o. smihwne is on a
Jenny hoon 10 co1HequAnce OF the fact mar
che is certain 20 get he division 81 tte
Missouri, Kansas and Texas shops, ana
many los have been sod
Der T.
The EpHorth League had most en-
soyablo soeiable Friday night ~ Tie home
of Dr. and Mrs. wnlam Cunningham.
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Turner Watkins.

Brennan, Texas, December Alb
tice Bina's Office last evening b /
formed the ceremony that uniied i
Tenner and Lulu Watkins.
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Anderson.

ANDERSON, December 9.-W n Ainler.
~lllie inan an1 q preacher. who aiue8
o white man e. church several yfars Va.
WIS given two years ID tie uenllentla ry
u 90 hard ter such good man 10 be se1t
70 the penitentlary. but a jgry n ~ o,.6
county said be was guilty Of usaDgtpitt-i,t.r
4he grand jury gas taken a rcqc unul
tue isth ri December.
takon up,
The grand Jury have found thlrty.hr
bins ny 70 date
District Attorney DaEhiei got four cen
yicu0ns 10 me peuitenfary today. max ne
nine convictions for this term
Following is iist Of the prisoners who
were convicted 90 this term Of court Ma
3or Jones, c0l0rea. seYen years, h Schultz
white, two yearH Walter Washiueton.
ten years. van 8m!th two years, Bill
keudy two years Fired Bowen two years;
W. II Miller white, two years,
Jack Neishbors got three years but 20
granted new trial ~ the court
The total makes tWenly-aeVeu years OF
work Tor geXag thls term u court.
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q them q letter ~ sonllsnss s.,,,. :
letter FEN So 70 The Molhss- Il, 49, sin's n
N Haa gone TO Get ma M ~ Y
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Sister Niors, whose real name Is con-
orfeea, created CONSERVATION n convent
- ChristlHustadt Hungary reee1tlv she
vent on an efrana and did moi return
IS the school children were golng home