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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-25


- We are prepared to furnish lots in this beauti-
fu subdivision aud build homes TO suit purchasers
small monthly Iavnents of from $40 TO $50 Prices
from $1,000 to SIC, GOO. Call and get particulars.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
How Postage Stamps Are Made.

1t may not be generally known
that every part of postage-stamp
making is done by hand. VT such is
the case.
The designs are engraved on steel,
200 stamps on single plate. These
plates are linked by two men, and
then are printed by girl and a man
on large hand press. They are
dried rs fast as printed, and then
gummed with 4 starch paste made
from potatoes. This paste is dried
by placing the sheets in steam fam
ming machine, and then the stamps
are subjected to 4 pressure OF 1000
tons in a hydraulic press. Next the
sheets are cut so that each one con-
tains 100 stamps. after which the
paper between the stamps is perfor-
ated, and after being pressed. the
sheets are filed away. II a single
stamp is injured the whole sheet is
burned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
4 > 70

Ladies Russia, Tan Blucher's.
Stylish. Were $3.50. Now So
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07

White Canvas OXfords, Kid
Tip and trimmed. Were 81. 80.
Now S1.S5.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
BRIEF MENTION.

Try ice cream soda at Kreu &
Mathis.
Cream served with every glass of
soda at Krell & Mathis.
Phosphates that do you good to
drink at Krell 4 Maths.
len good work horses for sale.
Apply to Ebert Mead, Sears brick
yard.
The Scott county teachers insti-
tute is in its annual 2-weeks' session
at Davenport.
Ernst Sommers has returned from
Chicago with fine line of fruits,
vegetables and celery.
We serve pure fruit juice and crys-
tai spring water in our soda. Re-
member this and try Krell & Mathis
soda.
Cheap lots for sale in South Rock
Island, on easy payments, taxes low,
location healthy, Inquire of NJ. NJ.
Briggs.
H. ID. Folsom yesterday completed
the removal of his jewelry store to
his new store two doors west of his
old stand. The new room has been
frightened and put in first-class
shape and will in every way be bet
ter suited to his increasing business
The yellow cars from Englewood,
east, take you to the corner of Sixty
third street and Cottage Grove ave-
nue.. The Hotel Delaware is on the
same block, Sixty-fourth street and
Cottage Grove avenue. No. NJ Cur
It's, now in Rock Island, will be glad
to send you circulars for your ad-
dress
Last night at the tent, corner of
Twenty-second street and Tenth ave-
nue., Rev. f. A. Merrill delivered
sermon on The Saints Inheritance. =
Tonight Rev. Santee takes up the
subject, Present Issues" continu-
ance Of Wednesday nights subject
Services begin at 8 o'clock each even
ing; free to all.
The clothing and shoe stores are
again closed after s p. N. except on
Saturday evening. 1t is by mutual
agreement Of the merchants and
clerks and will continue until after
the heated term is over. If the pub
lie will govern itself accordingly BY
doing its trading in the early even
ing 1t will be more satisfactory ALI
around.
The Louisville Commercial Of a re-
cent date contains an elaborate and
comprehensive description of the
handsome exhibit at the Worlds fair
Of Bernheim Bros, Kentucky whisky
dealers. of Louisville The interest
ing article is supplemented by
sketches Of the members of the firm.
and something of its business gener-
ally. and demonstrating that Bern
helm Bros. are among the foremost
OF the wholesale whisky dealers of
the country.
The Audubon European is an at
tractive Worlds fair hotel in a per-
feet location for rest and convenience
at Midway Plaisance. or Sixtieth
street and Oglesby avenue. Built OF
stone and brick is permanent and
safe. Within easy reach of the fair
and an entrance block away on
either side, three blocks west of the
Illinois Central station ut the SiXtieth
street entrance. Everything new,
neat. clean and comfortable. Rates
Sl.5O per day and up. Ample sanitary
toilets and baths. Fine cafe with
reasonable charges. n. n. Hench-
man, DR., manager, Sixtieth street
and Oglesby avenue, Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
Wheat Suffers From Rust.

The following information in re-
gard to the condition of the crops is
CLEANED from the weekly bulletin of
the Illinois weather bureau. Wheat
harvesting is practically completed
in majority of the counties in the
southern division, and in the other
counties of this section will probably
be completed the coming week. In
the central division harvesting will
begin this week. The rust and scab
in the wheat is beginning to affect it
materially. The correspondent AT
Alsey, Scott county, says that a
small insect has been working the
top joint to the head of the wheat,
and has almost completely ruined a
great many fields. While the nights
have been rather cool for corn, il is
reported as having made fine
growth during the week, is of excel
lent color generally, clean, and in
MANY sections has been laid by.
Oats are ripening fast, and. except
in few localities where rust is re-
ported, in fine condition. This crop
will soon be ready to harvest. Rive
is heading, and some fields will be
ready to cut in about 10 days. In a
few sections some has already been
harvested. Glover hay harvesting is
nearing completion and the crop has
been secured in good condition. Po-
tatoes are doing finely and from
present prospects will be good
crop. a slight improvement is no.
ticed in the condition of fruit in a
few localities.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
a Happy Comb nation

OF the most po-ent and active roperties of the
whole veset.t Kingdom, is the which makes
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pres -rIp,ion so p-e-emi.
nentlY above every Ct =o-c- lei woman's re-
storatiye IN the market NJ stop snort of the
best! Don't eXperimen W h worthless imita-
lions, when the world acknow dge- no superior
10 the Original, r.liqbie. and only guaranteed
remedy for the happy to-at'on Of differing and
debilitat d women. Costs nothing f don't do
just Us recommended. see guarantee on bot ie-
wrapper.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
When Travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust
ness, take on every trip bottle of
Syrup of Figs. as it acts most pleas
antly and effectually on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in soc and 81 bottles
by all leaking druggists. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
Sustain Home Industry
Calling for Rock Island
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made,
On Tap everywhere.
TRY 1T.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
orS to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
HuberS City Brewery and Raible & Stengel's
Rock Island Brewery as well as Julius Junge's
Bottlng Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottlng de-
partment in the country, The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part of the tri-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head Offices on No
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

''Mvstic Cnre" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures III one to
three days. Its action upon the sys
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first doas greatly beneits-75 cents.
So hA
pf1o GRoTJAN Druggist,
Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
Grand Excursion to Peoria.

The German Catholic societies will
have an excursion to Peoria to attend
the first state convention on Sunday,
July 9. Round trip tickets $3.50
Tickets can be had at George Koenig-
saeker's store, Adam Klotz's book
store Chris MAIDS butcher shop, and
Dolly Bros shoe store. Every body
is invited
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
Advertised List No. ..

List o: letters uncalled for al The po-toffice Ut
Rock Island, H., july. i-gs:
Bran It, Magdalina Nrs Mccain Lew
Borton Co y Miss Mcbride VI
Carter, II Z HCCOnley. joan
CarreD. John Mcclure, VIM
DUH Grace Miss Mar ow Bros
Gordon, Thos Oden, Eva
GoethJi. Phillips. Mary
Herod, Fred Radahaugh. L.rfly ,
Hill. Amelia Miss Richard edna ..iss
Hughes John >tvv-n-uu. a
Lewis, L F. steph N F-lk
Loyejoy, Bernard } Smith, au-. Mss
Nllams, Harry
F.REIGE LIST.
Clusby, Tho- Ddui~l-. 10 G
MERCHANDISE.
BococE, willard
j. W PORT :t. PIs.m tster
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-07
COUNTY BUILDING.

5-Charles Smith to Foster Coyne,
part lot 8, block 20, Chicago or lower
add, Rock Island, 81 $50.
S. A. and C. F. Lynde to John
Schoessel, lot 5. block 2, C. Lynde's
add, Rock Island, 800.
S. A. and c. F. Lynde to j. B.
Schoessel, lot 6. block 2, G. Lynde's
| add, Rock Island, $500.
Mary Ryerson to Mary Kirsch, lot
"a, block 3, Sinnett's add, Rock ISL
and. $500.
E. j. Severance to A. M. Dahlstrom,
part lot l, 5, II, lw, South Moline,
NJ. S. Severance to A NJ. Dahl
strom, lot 3, NJ S. Severance's sub
div, sell, 5, II, Nv, $3.50.
George b. Wittick to David Gruhl,
lot 5, block /. Wittick's add, East
Rock Island. Moline, $1,000
Probate
estate of Margaret Frizzell.
Final report and report of distribu-
ton filed and approved Order that
Administrative pay into county treas
ury distributive shares belonging to
nonresident and unknown heirs.
Receipt of treasurer therefor filed
and estate closed and administrators
discharged.
Estate of Elizabeth Williams.
Claims of B. F. Knox, 5. F. Cooke
and Mathew Burgin allowed. George
w. Gamble appointed special admin
istrator to defend against claim of
Theodore Holdorf, one of executors
Conservatorship OF Margaret Barge
Order authorizing conseryator to
mortgage wards real estate for her
support and maintenance
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-07-05
FLORIDIANA,

A party OF our neighbors went to the
Gulf the other day, caught big turtle
and found 700 turtle eggs.-St. Andrews
Bouy.
There are now in the bonded ware
house at Tampa about 1000 bales of to-
bacco. This represents in cash about
100000.
Mr.. Flagler becoming interested in the
East Coast Line Canal Company, it is
believed that it will now be pushed to
completion at an early day.
An alligator on his travels managed
to get into Mr.. Sultenfuss' well last
week. He was found there in the morn
ing, secured with a rope and is now en-
gagged to amuse the children. An
tonic Herald.
= J. A. Lyle has great variety of fruit
growing; he has several apples, peaches
and plums bearing; he also has black
berries, dewberries, and several kinds of
grapes, that are loaded with fruit.-St.
Andrews Bouy.
Pineapples are going north, east and
west in immense quantities, Over Is,
600 crates of pineapples came up on the
steamer Santa Lucia Monday, while the
st. Sebastian brought up over 10000
crates.-Titusville Advocate.
Persons residing near the crossing of
Tampa and Scott Streets complain that
darkness so dense that a boy might
punch a hole in it with broomstick has
prevailed in that locality for three
months.-Tampa Daily News.
H. F. Dutton & Co. will soon run a
spur from their phosphate mines to the
South Florida Railroad, distance of
three miles. They will put up ware
houses and other buildings at the juno
ton of the two roads.-The Sun.
There is we'll equipped canning fac
tory at Winter Haven, Fla, surrounded
by an abundance Of fruits and vegetables
and requiring only the right man and
the requisite capital to make it highly
profitable, which can be bought or leased
on favorable terms.-St. Francis Facts.
Eugene Valrens, of Chicago, represent
ing a cigar manufacturing firm employ
ing 900 hands, is expected to be in
Tampa shortly. His firm state that they in
tend to remove from Chicago land if Tam
pa off4rs superior advantages they may
come here with their plant Tampa
Daily Times.
A farmer in Alachua county, says the
Jacksonville Metropolis, says he allows
no birds shot on his md, and this
spring when millions of worms attacked
his vegetables the birds came to his res
cue and devCured the worms and saved
his crop The birds are very tame owing
to not being molested.
Mr.. NJ. E. White has finished gather
ing his seven-acre field OF oats, from
which he says he gathered 17S bundles,
the average in size of which weighs five
pounds, or as is estimated on that
basis $3.50 pounds or more than $50
bushels. Pretty good oats, we should
say.-Madison Record.
The first cotton bloom of the season
was placed on our table on the LIST by
Howard Waring, who is farming on the
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shipments ana the amount Que Bacon.
1t is claimed that he went to these
parties and collected money on the ship
ments to the amount of $50 or $50.
The truck growers around Tampa have
succeeded in their business this season,
one OF them raising 100 barrels of Irish
potatoes and 800 barrels of cabbage.
The farmers have excellent prospects for
heavy crops OF corn and watermelons.
The latter are now ready for market,
which is splendid in Tampa.-St Francis
Facts.
w. E. Armour, engineer of the F. G.
& P. Railway, was drowned off Morri-
sons Point, Tampa, while bathing. He
was with party of four young women
and one man. He could not swim much
and got into the deep channel. He was
thirty-three years old ard had the night
run from Tampa to Jacksonville. A
search is going on for the body.
Florida statistics show that there are
637 Florida vessels and 1913 persons
engaged in the sponging business. The
tonnage of the vessels is given at 1876
and their value at $79,874.7O. In 1891
there we're exported from Florida 1 1884,
22O pounds of sponges, valued at
$1,776,8OO. From ports in other States
there we're shipped 2O6,892 pounds,
worth $31O,3O8, taken mostly from
Florida MISUNDERSTANDING
Some idea of the rapidity with which
the East Coast country is being devel-
oped, will be gained when it is under
stood that eleven hundred carloads Of
material are required for the improve.
ments to be made at Palm Beach alone
Six hundred men will be at work there
by July seven hundred by August,
This is more than the entire population
of Da3e county, short while back
Titus Vile Advocate.
The big dredge Poo is about COM
pleted and it is expected to give her a
trial next Saturday. She will first
deepen the berth for phosphate vessels
between piers Nos. l and 2 and to re-
move the sand as it is dug, twenty fiat
cars have been ordered to be in 1ea1i.
ness. Later when the dredge begins
digging the canal this sand will be dis
charged in the trestle through 3O-inch
discharge pipe.-Tampa Times.
The ST. Johns & Lake Eustis railroad
is one of the best paying lines in the
State. 1t has always been more than
self-sustaining, and the past year has
done larger business tran ever bvfore
From this station alone over $4,000
boxes of oranges were shipped last sea-
son. When the time comes for selling
his road it will doubtless bring a good
price, and lively competition is looked
for in the bidding. Lake Region.
Key West is peculiar in many respects;
and particularly is it so from moral
and religious viewpoint. While very
large percentage of it's people have Nc
religion at all and are as vile and wicked
as the devil wants them to be there are
many others who have so much religion
thatit is absolutely making them mis-
cradle. Brethren. these things ought
not so to be. We ought to strike a
medium ground on this thing.-Daily
Gulf Pennant.
H. L
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-07-05

OEOFCE LINE TO WORIDS FAIR
nd
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or Kanss ia Brnlng ham MemphI
from
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Travel ng Traffic Manager
Georgia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
HOWS THlS2
Can Any One Doubt Longer After
Reading Such Evidcnce2 A Letter
That Speaks Tor Itself

The following letter from o re,fnt pa.
iient Yves received yesterday At the office
Of the Combination Oh Cure. and Is self
explanatory II only romnius 20 add
that the writer. Mr. r. T. Gentry, Of
Bryan, BraEos county. Tex. J, highly
respectable citizen IN cvcrytllng that
goes 10 make one. and Mis- business IN
all who know him, Below VIII be found
bis letter verbatim,
Bryan. Tx, Sept, 4 1909.
Combination Oil Cure company ", Mont
T WiI'TflioUf SOLICITATION. BUT
WITH THE HOPE THAT OTHERS
AFFLICTED AS AN, MAY FIND
RELIEF, | max the following state
meut. to.wit ! had what was pfonouue.
ed by physicians and ~ ,ciR,lsts OF high
standing IN their profession t. be can.
Ger, located on my Ease. II had been
there five or slN years, making very
slow progress at first, but increasing mtrc
rapidly as il got older, until u became
20 painful that besamc uneasy N
regard to 1t. aud hearing Of thr Comblni.
ton Oh Cure company, with offices and
iniirmary at Fort Worth, Tex. went
to SEE them, aud on Investigation found
they were treating great number Of
pntiel,s for cancer some of them frn4
different states, and ell wero in,prnyihr.
rnd some Of them seemed to be eririly
well.
/ was under treatment about six weeks
AMI fcnl and b'lieyc that l an cufrl
My face " entirely hPHed and .ias lci,
very littlr scar ! can sttie that every
one with cancer could dn no better than
To consult the physicians IN charge Of
the Combination Oh Cum. whers | b.
licve they can be- cured; aud furhrr
they will ind the surgeons hnl physicigns
all 10 be we'll posted on their huslurds
aud men Of good standing a. ply slt.l'
ard gentlemen Of honor,
800 T, =. GENTRY.
''You can use the above a. You think
best. II T. g."
Thi. letter with others Of similar Char.
ncter are on Tile IN the Combination on
Cure Office, and eau he seen IN appi'oa.
ton Any DESTROYS Of knowing more Of
Mr.. Gentry can get al miormnuIl by
addressing any rlllaen n lIIyin Braaps
county, lex. or n. q Darlington, nrcsi-
dot Traders National bank r. a.
Beaumont or A. Hummell, Fort Word.
Texas.
An who desire 10 communicates with
tho Combination on Cure company must
address Il. Mont Rely secretary. mud
manager Lloyd building, Fort Worth,
TpNua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
Y FACULTY.

slctnr' Arnold Guerne Il thorough mu-
,nt,il, an accomplished pianist aud or
ssins,; IN emlnently successful teacher
nnniI Aiig, conscientious and liked by his
Rnp.S ms Pupils passed last year Edin
ali University examinations nrst over
aSe',sts IN the kingdom. Jane Ramsey.
~ 1883, d
rRoF rAtiI, oEHTscm.AFGFR. grad.
hha'e oi Tue hullnk Conseryatorlum OF Ber.
sei,1 ui.u many years associated with Prof
'ynnl W'nka In bis Berlin Conservatory
frof; Paul Oehlschlneger has succeeded
iHnlltkably well In studying the old and
lnc new innsiers under inv personal suner.
Vision. ana his performance ia especially
intelligent md artistic. !lls department
W., exemplary Berlin November 10
lesl' j of. DR.. tn. Kuliak Director.
Mr. Paul oralschlacger. professor In al.
ranced classes In this conservntory IL a
teacher of high endowment. lie mites
WIN rich musical knowledge the skill 70
promote his pupils rapidly and 10 gain
scharwGnka. Director loyal Professor e
anu Court Pianist 10 Emperor Of Austria
'schnrwenkn Conseryatorlum, Berlin, de-
cemhcr -, ls9o."
PROF rltEl.oAR ten years professor
nus Conservatory; distinguished com.
poser, most successful teacher. whose pupli,
nave three titnes won the $1,000 prize pinno
Is the most ofi,Nnt aud .populArtencler
we have ever known.
PROF KUMMEl.. graduate Of GOTTA.
gen conservatory; IL years Director OF
Conservatory at Glasg0w,-n uost nopu.
lar leader Of young ladies orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
lima stRARWFNKA Director General,

H MN seRaR WFRKA. Director General.
mfSpER OF HE BERLIN coNsERVA-
,ouY Court pianist to the emperor
q,,sl Prussian Professor" is recognized
. ruroue and America as the most thor
r,,hl, representative of the modern school
1 q German musicians
pnOF A. II EvERNIcK. graduate mn
4 m Kulak. Berlin Conservatory. ten years
,,cfe..or In Imperial Conservatory OF Illus
N, For the Education OF the Nobility
N, probably educated greater number
n ne daughters of noblemen than any
nap living
PROF A. f. GUERNE. graduate II the
|nortl Conservatory OF Music Of Stuttgart,
1.-Two Years professor In same Conservatory,
I've years professor In the Conservatory Ia
Aberdeen. scotland, where his pupils
|itood "nrst over Gll centers OF the king.
tOn
Extract from Diplomat "Mr. A. r..
'Cuerne passed through the vurluus classes
|oi harmony, connterpolnt and musical
Forms, and ais compositions show correct.
iness, kkl and mystery OF form. Prof
'Guerne taught 10 the Conservntorium, and
proved himself thoroughly successful
teacher o. VERY ADVANCED pUpII.S,
l'tof pf, Faisst, Director Of the Consery.
liorlum, Prof, DR.. Lebcrt Prof O. Lin.
Her. Music Director Royal Conservatory.
flnitglrt 10Th October 1871" Prof. L.
fcrerlin'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

or thnt lurking foe thllls and fever we
often struggle ynlnly TO FREE ourselves from
number. hut IL yo,f want a fcal remedy, rs
N eourse YOU 10 n afflicted with fhlH
abomiuahle inalady hasien 10 procure sou
frrs n you follow tlls snggesilou, per,
uau,,ut restoration TO henlili will reward
YOU Every FORM % mhlhrial diseuSc s.
ierfnanefly eradicnted by ne bitters, which
Il ulevise d reliable safeguard against
canfinsrt hui throughout the tropics, It
81 Justly regarded A. a ooiil.eie snuqqie
effective i Ii f9r disoriers Of The stomach,
liver aud bowels rheumatism kidney com
plants ana nervousness ~ unr na19urf'
iecicd 10 outdoor exposure " rough wealth.
err or 10 excessive meniAl ~ phynenl
sirain. should b. without thia nnp defeh-
siye tonic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
BOWIE BRIEFS.
Fort Worth Congratulated on Get.
ting the Rock Island People.

BOWIE, Montague County, sept. o.
tspeciall-our public rchools are now
in full blast under Superintendent ]. t.
Roberts, Que Of the most capable in
structors In the state. The cnnollmcnt
ioots up S14. an increase Of 100 over
last ycar.
The Neil +. Anderson compress, lately
removed from Fort Worth to this place
will W ready In a few days, The Rock
Island press will be III running onlsr
by Sept. 20.
The early departure from this city
70 Tue Fort Of the conrtcou, officials
OF The Rick Island. together with thcir
families Is matter of general regret
among our citizens, Fort Worth Is to
be congratulated upon her good luck In
getting them as citizens.
One. Of the quickest cattle shipments
ont OF Texas WAS made over tho Rock
Island route ON saturday last. Thirteen
ear loads OF cattle We're shmsd from
Jaeksboro over the road 10 St Louis
The time CONSUMED was only thirty
four hours, which Is said to be The best
tine Out of Texas ON recorl.
Two ear loads Of shafting, 70 be used
by the st. Louis and Texas Coal Mining
company, has arrived over the Denver
nlilway and will be at once tlkrn to The
eemnany's mines four miles northwest of
Bowie
Mr.. II, Il. Robertson, formerly Of this
city, but now doing busluCss IN Elco
Tx, was married In this cy on Sun.
day last TO Miss Maudc Williams, the
daughter Of MIR. O, $. Williams
The Salvation army Is hero.
The annual session OF the Montague
Missionary Baptist association was held
~ Liberty, Clay county, beginning last
Thursday and ending SATURDAY night.
The attendance was imusually large.
DR. II, G. Alitchel Of Bowie Was re-
elected moderator MIR. L., Il Hun,
president Of the Panhandle bank al
Wichita Falls, subscribed $40 to the
Baptist college at Decatur In all SGih
was subscribed TO the college. $40 was
pledged to foreign missions The next
session OF the board will I've held at
Wichita Falls the Thursday before the
first Sunday in September. 1891
Bowie has received fifty bales OF cot.
ton up to date
The cotton sced oil mill is revolving the
finishing touches and will be ready for
the seasons business.