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STARVATION IN STARR
DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS OF STATUS
OF AFFAIRS.
at tho County Seat over tho
Resolutions Passed a, Paisano-Ae-
acknowledgement Of Assistance RE-
ocived = FIoresvllo's Action.

Corpus. Christi. Texas, March s.--The
Daily Callers correspondent at Paisano.
Starr county, where the destltution exists,
sends his paper the tollowiugi
Paisano. Starr County. Texas March g..
-l'or tho relief of the suffering people In
this place. In addition to the supplies sent
from your city, we have received the fol-
lowing sums of money through T. j.
skaggs, Esq, OF Beoville: Draft on First
National bank. Victoria, Texas, SIS; OK
press money orders, $50; II. NJ, String
fellow, $50. In addition to this Mr.. skaggs
has forwarded -four, etc, which " now
IN Alice awaiting transportation. DIR. r..
l.. Smith. OF Sinner, has sent us money
order for SO and Mrs Sarah d. Dryer
Of Brenham s.. The people IN parts Of
Nueees and Hidalgo and IN nearly the
whole of starr county are suffering.
The distribution OF provisions by the
Paisano Relief committee for the present.
viii be mainly confined TO that section Of
the county lying within u miles OF Pat
sano, regardless OF county lines.
Within this section of country there are
between eighty and ninety families who
have no means Of subsistence whatever.
BY next mail VIII remit 10 you q list Of
those receiving aid. not for publication. as
many Who are receiving Assistance have
within year descended from comparative
wealth 10 absolute want, and we do not
think IL would serve any useful purpose
To- publish their names; bat they w!il DC
gent for the inspection and satisfaction OF
those OF your city who so promptly and
generously responded TO our appeal for
aid.
The distribution Of provisions. although
mainly confined to the limits before indi-
Gated. VIII he extended as far us the
means at olir disposal will admit, and no
deserving person VIII be refused help,
The money received except $50, WIN be
deposited with Mn g. w. J. Newberry OF
Alice 70 purchase provisions MS needed
We 40 not consider that it would DO adj
Instances.
should any persons ut distance call
upon us for assistance. who have no
means OF transporting their provisions
~ that case, u there was a store near
them, we might make arrangements With
the merchants to furnish provisions and
have the accounts charged to the Relief
Csoiumfttpe
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The Post has always been a welcome Wis
ttor In Waliisvlle and vicinity. and the
postoffice records show that II rs now
literally patronized We know not whC-
Their tho. editor-in-chief or her irrepressiblc
horse editor be guilty OF the unjust charge
against us Il IS suiiiciert that u appealcd
In your railway column. we are under
obligations to Judge stewart that IN
casting about for a county TO send the
aforesaid suit for q proper. Just and
honest jurisdiction Of the controversy be-
tween the two great corporations, that he
so honored Chambers county, and can
assure him and all the parties interested
IN said suit that, 80 far as entertain
ment ls concerned, We are fully prepared
at any and all times to take care OF ana
entertain all who may come, be they law
ycrs. stenographers. witnesses. railroad
magnatos and private secretaries, and
even tho veracious reporter Of The Hous-
ton Post. Our woods are fun of fat hogs
marshes. The chickens roost on the lower
limbs OF the shrubbcry and the latch
strlngs to the doors OF our small but
comfortable homes always hang on the
outside, and place kept for the unex-
pected, but ever welcome guest. There Is
no necessity for transport loaded down
with provisions and fitted up IN gorgeous
style for the accommodation Of the vls-
itors expected. But n Il is their pleasure
w, assure Them that the people e. Wallis
VILE are perfectly satisfied. We don't
has ever been to Wallsville or Chambers
county. II he has the only way we can
account for his unjust description of the
town is TO attribute It to jealousy and
envy. II not let him como and see tbs
and be convinced. ]. r. Wooten.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny THE
POST CORRESPONDENTS.
Sohn rrice Brought BACK to Haiiets-
Vile on a Charge of Murdsr-one
Hundrod Conversions Mt the Nav
nsota Revival = Social Notes.

CALDWELL. March e.--The city council
has issued election notice for April 3
for mayor. five aldermen, marshal and
city attorney. So far there are three
candidates Tor marshal. The other offices
seem not TO be much sought for.
DIT j. Al. Harns has returned from Ala
bama and has located at Merle, In this
COUNTY.
Mr. william Lange will move to Bren,
ham soon, where he takes a position in
Tho mercantile house Of II. Fischer. Cald-
well loses ana Brennan gains an excellent
citiaen.
Miss Genie German, who has taught
the Oak Hill school the past term, mas
returned 10 her home. ut Paige Texas
Mr.. r. Strnwo has bought the interest
in the gin property at Yegua, owned by
his partner. MIR. CHARLES Lamar.
AT n meeting of the lire company Mr..
r. Struwe was elected secretary to I'LL
the Vacancy caused by the removal Of
Frank Schroetler to san Antonio.
The Baptist church In conference OK
tended sedond call TO Rev. A. Il. In
gram OF l4aAipasas. and they are hopeful
fnnt he n accept
Tho little avn Of Lyons is on the up
ward move. liasinesa interests there seem
to he prosperous ard many improvements
are being made They have measles also.
Miss Mamie Jenkins won't 20 Bolton 70
visit her sister. who 10 n student la Bay
lor college.
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THE BRENNAN nupaEr.
safe BurglarIzed ID Dayilght--New Uni
forms Received.

safe BurglarIzed ID payilght-New Uni
forms Ttecsived.
Brenhsn. Texas. March Ia bold bur
glary took place az r Krenszllns grocery
store and har room between a.ao and 3
o'clock this Afternoon,
The olflce IS ent on from the bar by a
low petition and che saf rlls beside a
window openipe IN an alley that runs be
tween the IND pFIncspsl streets Of tho city,
Main and Sandy The thief stood IN The
alley and finding the onser doors OF the
safa open, it Is PRESUMED that he tried
the inner door ana nndlns Il unlocked hc
prococded 10 prize open one Of the drawers
from which he extracted slsS The main
vault. which has another iron door was
.ocled and AIr, F. Krontziin. who was at
homo sick had the key 20 this hence
the reason Tor the bookke6per using me
less secure drawer TO keep the cash ~
Mr. Schroeder WAS not away from hls
desk more than half an hour or thrse-
quarters before he returned and havinr
occasion 10 get money tO pay FOR aor,e
hay discovered the burglary
OFFICERS were appfised OF the theft and
Informed that there WAS one so bill. Seine
tens ana some silver among tho money
stolen, but there Is no clue.
party OF Brenhamites went out iast
evening With Judge y. r. Sinks and Dis
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wloRrsvffJI.n IaI5sroNps.

FloresvliIe. Texas. March 9.~-A meeting
was held IN the Methodist church last
Wednesday evening Tor the purpose OF
raising funds 70 aid the destitute people
Of Starr connty and other counties along
the Rio Grande Very few people were
nreaent owing 70 the fact that no am
nopnremen; had been made IN the papers
81 the proposed meeting. Rev. FL 81 Scale
stated The object OF tho meeting and Rev
Thee, Lee teak IN a Collection, About
easily a committee waa appointed 10
Gectire additional subscriptions consisting
OF y G. Mcdaniel w. o. Stephenson, ~
=. Hndsoni Mrs.. Sam liasEeii siiid AiiRs
Mamie Sutherland
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vELAsco VIEWS.
swana Numerous spt yery shy snip

Swana Numerous, But Very Shy--Ship-
ping Notes.
velasco Texas. March ~. NJ Moore
end other srortsmon have been trying
for several days 10 bag few 81 the
evans that have recently appeared at Iriug
Lake near velasco. but the big birds stay
saur or liyo hundred yards out IN open
water and are very ahy. This Is the first
large iipek o. swans seen near Velaaeo
for several years, Formerly they stopped
IN considerable numbers in Aatagorda
and Bfazoria lakes, while on their spring
flight NORTH from Central America.
British steamship coqpet Of Sunderland
arrived from Euslnnd last night and tied
up 20 elevator wharf where her cargo
for Germany % stored, eonsistinS az tIous-
ton on, OH cake nnd meal. lstat Texns
wainui iosf alh While oak wine slaves
lf9m I.qf ansport, IA.
and oyerhnulcd ~ Galveston.
h.eamocat Hiawatba Is at upper Bfayos
landings loading with country produce for
NeAeco Qulntana ana Galveston
Steamboat Annie Laurie went up fhe
.,,, o. today with paseengers and gen.
[. sIePmsoass Edna, steadman. christie
s;csntnF Colonel n. ingalls, and bargea
i'en ana FYfguaon Rre a. work IA fhe
Sieamdrsdge Emily P, Is at work vim
DAY canal. +7tN't
scNoeper Mary Ann with eeaersi careo
ss2m galveston went UP thR BRACES lasf
Neheoner Ncltie with lumber WIN san
tQE ne san iieFnAra r5vor foniUtTose ~
Iap l4lp Joe TURK has been authorized ~.
partles here 10 negotiate for tha ,,,i. ~
| ~ q steam or elecfrio launch. tN.ft'~ee
| McNfner misty. with shifting wtnaa a,s
p1,399rpftt Qr much nneelfl6d woAfhnr ht
~ih greatly resafd farm work. 'H''
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vIcronIA NOTES
Midnight Prowlers Under Surveinance--A
Gard From Mrs Sutton.


Nldnfght Providers Under Surye iance--A
Gard From Mrs Sutton.
Victoria Texas March 9Thege have
been numerous complaints Tor several
weeks OF midnight providers bent on mss
CHIEF and alarming the denizenE Of this
usually quiet city. A close watch is be-
ing kept Of the movements OF several sns.
peoted parties and II caught they VIII
be certainly punished to the fun extent
OF the law.
The Post correspondent Is requested by
Mfns sutton, The mother Of ID l. Sntion
TO publish the following letter.
Victoria. Texas March 81 Iherc seems
70 h3 an impression abroad thai naYie J.
sutton. who was killed AZ Houston on the
latn II February hy aAa ~, Nirchcit WAS
q relative 81 tBnts sutton, one OF the
leaders az the ahttpn-Tayior feud In De-
Yttif county some years aEoi such how
ever Is not the caae as his father Was
chptain Ruhsrt Edward sutton. who came
10 this region from Chagiestous <. e. III
the carly days ct Texas, and has lived
,Yhern David i Sutton WIS born-ran hons
ortd and respected citti1en for many
years prcvfoila 10 his deAth a. an ad-
vannad are. while che leader 81 the Sut-
ton party Of DaNitf county was still a
yonng min when killed as ne waa board
ing y steamer " lnuianola 10 leave this
country. and WAS In no way related 10
Captain sutton. who was an only son
as waa also his father agA ersndfafher
and therefore had no relatives bearing his
mime
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SONG SERVICES.
spleudid 1iuslc Rendered with Good
Effect

Splendid Music Rendered with Good
Effect
Tyler, Texas March s.-Mr. ". G. Hart.
one Of the travelling agents OF The Post.
who has been aiding Pastor A. J. F'swcett
Of the FIRST Baptist church in series Of
meetings, returned TO Galveston yesterday.
TO a Post reporter MIR. Hart referred in
eloquent terms to the royal treatment
he received at The hands Of the TYLER
saints. MIR. Hart mad the nssistance
81 the best local talent OF the city aiding
him in the nl1isic and the music rem
dered during the meeting was grand and
inspiring The beautiful solos Of Miss
always eagerly listened to- The dict rs
rendered by Mrs. Jester and Mr.. FIart
The Hymn Ny Mother Sang Long Years
Ago" brought tears TO the eyes OF many
IN the audience
Tlne song service held by AIR. Hart in the
auditorium OF the Marvin hIetho1fsi
church Tor the children, notwithslandsne
enjoyed. Mr.. " IA. MciBride presided
al the pine organ and by his ekillfnl
hanqing of the large INSTRUMENT contrib
uisd muQn 10 the success Of the service
of song, Nhis service for the little folks
was said 70 haVe been one o. the best
during llle meeting Mr.. Hart VAS a
happy faculty OF knowing how TO ret
10 sing. and on THIS oecasiou u did seen
that every ore present heartily p8rtiel-
pated in The singing, Even the pastor OF
tae Marvin CNurchi Or. Hayes, was pre-
vailed upon by Mr. Mart 10 sing a sola
Tor the children, whash ne did IN q meet
artistic manner While in the city Mt
Hart secured over hf'y now subscribers
FH.4 fhtsI urtt5f
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rLoREsYtLLn Norrs.
summoning Jurors--MaAonic Lectures A
Blind Evnnsaiisf

Summoning Jurora--MaAonic Lectures-tA
Blind Evangelist
Tloresvillc, Texas, Maroon o.--The list OF
Jurors for the April term Of county court
IS n the hands Of the sheriff and his dep
titles. Jurors have been drawn for three
weeks term, which IL ono week longer
than court generally lasts
c.P Boon, district deputy grand mas
ter In the Blaneo district and an author
lied Masonic lecturer Will be here next
Monday and VIII remain four days and
nights and lecture FloreEyiile lasonio
lodge. We have some Aiasons hJfe Who
are brighter than average Masons. bur
tnoy ara always ready aud ANXIOUS to
Rev Hanes. a blind evangelical. preached
az the campbelite church last Wcdnes-
nay night. lie had very small crowd.
owing 20 the meeting AZ the other church
for the starr county HnffererR
Fine rains have fuilen the past week
east and west OF Bloresyille, bat only
Light rain fell here, last Sunday night
\. Il. Creech. tax collector sold nh the
property last Tuesday which ne had Hd-
vertsed for the past three weeks. lilo
bought most OF Il for the state.
sixteen reak estate transfers have been
med lor record with the county clerk the
past week
Wilson County camp No. ze5. united
conteaerate Veterans, had a shmly att
tended. meeting last Saturday ana adj
i9nrned over until tomorrow night which
VIII be the regular annual meeting. New
Officers nre 10 be chosen and other bust
ness transacted
The peoples party have called q county
oonvention Tor saturday Mny g 10 make
nominations for county officers.
Mayor X. r Gouger has ordered an
election to be held on Tuesday, April 3.
for a mayor, I've aldermen and a town
marshal.
Candidates arr beginning TO come out OF
the brush, There will be no offices seek
ing the mAu ia this county There never
49, ] Is the sanlo everywhere
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The Clfixene of Chambers County File
Some Objections.
10 the Editor Of The poet.
waiisyiIlr. Teras, March lin your
issue Of the 9Th Instant in an article
headed Going 70 Chambers County re-
lative to the change OF venue taken III
the Katy and international suit 10 this
county The writer Or the article has seen
~ either through ignorance Or ennaity,
70 cast i ElpF upon the town Or VANS
vile, It's sood people and the county
generally that however trne.-which va
deny. Is calculated 10 be rf decided datf4-
ment 10 the fututc prospfcfs OF one ~
the richest and best portions OF our re
loved state. II = sF1r thar tile county is
sparscly eattled. AMI u likely to con-
from prominent Journals such ~ The
Houston Post. ard sent ahroad ~ 10
resd by honleaethfrs M the ovor-crowdnd
older States. IL ~ also true thai fhs
town OF ANalilHviiic Is a small plAce ana
uceali't make any ptetenglonb 10 efnndelir.
that there are but three stores not built
OF Houston brick md cement hut ~
native wood; tisat ehe has no towerlne
ilYc-Story hotels, with paved court ana
works Neither has she any saloons or
Rrog ahops nor hi-chloride Of gold '1ani-
rarlum ln fact ghe poasesses nothinr
fhut can compare with the great s5
bayou city. ifg except In the Fooancet
and hospitality OF her citixcns. Ia thsf
respect fhcre Is not within the eonanss
OF the State OF Texas q city, town IA.
community, we venture TO aay that s,ir
passes the citizens Of Chambers county,
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IlAMPAsAs. March "A very interest
ing and lively debate took place last night
AT the Shakespeare club room on the
question OF the insanity OF Hamlet The
affirmative ride was led by Professor W.
NJ Chandler supported by DR. carhart.
DR.. Hamilton and Martin White. The
negative side was led by Rev. A. u. In
gram president 81 tho club. supported by
G. Il. Greenwood. Lewis Wood aud DR.. j.
\. Abney. 4 large and appreciatlve au-
dienoe was present The decision Of the
audience was IN favor Of the negative
side.
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the lecture the members or the local lodge
and visiting Knights retired 70 the castle
hall where council OF the Ancient order
Of NE orient was organized. Fourteen
Dr. j b. Smith ond family Of Sherman.
formerly Of THIS city, have returned to
Crockett, and viii make IL their future
home. Houston county extends them q
hearty welcome
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THE sournsD.

Pc Pensacola, Fin o., an i
commanding 4 an ntasis
denly when ah,,n,.s hing srsst
OF the vessel. 1' 10 besh I, q
that at ' bSrtlss I. "a Daring .
i esw zee AlbarIdc, 1ss.'e ~ N
charged WITH tie 49, vas W. W.
-, Vcssburg, Mss. I'' ~
en-, smokehouss ~ ~ fops's .,s..
miles east OF hsreaH e ccnleah =.
s Sy Tvs. Loss eslnatslss q
i nsssS 99ry they rSpealean s,.;slqs,
me iberia ana v pssas &! y.
constitut,osTrhe cause 'i Is 5ios 's
shreveport, La. -on,..
was Was snot and killed nv H. si,as
w. ,,.e ~ near the CITY c.s W. "a
" It's, e.'s, us mother-inslaSs' 'akl
Blrminsham, Ala r., = "
moving train On ,h Ss'psn slpsi Z 4
line, when his fool , sl,d Sast hh
der the wheels NJ, vy flnlypea az N
head. crushing il 70 S'i i pu| Rss !
Baton Rouge. Il -.
Flote came * ,,ss',, i,Sgelestla
g9 p, eStradllicnl papers ' n, X, ,;s'
VINO was arrested "A Sl,sEss.sg' w
ago at the insianca \, 4 1;
Son. on tho charge II ~ sn,. 7 w
Vlcksburs, Mlss,-.Mr , ,,... 4,
found IN one OF ne fo r,ss'i y;
story Of the west vino f " !. Z. 2. 4
TEL suffering from 8 n, n NJ \ y :
" men found his body IA w :,
the floor. He had XIX 4 t.. 4
left breast. " liiiissl
Raymond. Miss.-aJuiIta,, 3.
ored, was murdered nss ,r .s S.s' /:
Alfred McGehee, eoloTtd s ny h
thrown In the waters :, ~ ~. :
creek. a spade wan NJ n ~ /,
iimplement. the mans hssd ~ s'',''
chopped In pieces - N''s
Montgomery, Ala. -r3,,. I.
prominent planter ahcsS' . AZ. !,
south Of Montgomery, X IA ". /,
mated. Mr.. Grant was n n, /.
door was standing open l. -, " .a
Grant was behind the c,s M :. i
side OF his face toward M ' ". I,
known party on the ouisj. ~
the open doorway.
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IIN pALLAs couRra.

Randies Motion for Continuance over
ruled-~Britton Gives Bail.
Dallas, Texas. March a.-Judge Charles
=. clint OF the criminal court this morn
ing oyerruled ]. @. Handles motion for a
continuance and sent the prisoner to trial
~ night when the court had adjourned a
special yenre OF 300 jurors had been exam
lnen and I'VE jurors secured, The others
VIII be obtained tomorrow. Charles Rey-
In the city.
A. NJ; Britton, whom the Federal grind
IulS found ten indictments againat,
charged with wrecking n National bank
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FRouGHT no HOTrgToN

Al Wright, the young EnglIshman who
killed young WIN Brown at Hampstead
was brought 70 this city yesterday 81
Deputy sheriff Lpscomb ana lodrea n
ne county iail. He was hroueht II M
TWSss ,t.s county lail sqr safe keeping.
M.s,tlSnt = 2 green looking Enclishaa5i
WAC looks as though he had ofliy hasr Il,
TINS country about six months. Ha e.
apparegt,y about q years Of aec. and e
doing what he DID NS44Sl ~
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UVALDB, March IA very brilliant
entertainment was given at the Grand
Opera house last evening for the benefit
of the Baptist church, The orpheus club.
led by DIT, E. n. Francis rendered some
very fine music. Among the reciationp
The R0Ven," by Rev A. c. Burrows
was considered by the olocution critics TO
DO the best they had aver heard.
Rev J IA collard begins revival here
this evening.
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COLMEsNEII, March e,-Judge w. II.
Ford, who has boon attending district
court AZ Jasper, came IN from that place
today on his return home TO Beaumont.
lie says the cnnrt-Ia= still wrestling with
mlsdemeanor cases. not YET having reach.
cd OF taken UP the clvll docket He re-
ncrts the rivers falling and the roads
again rassable by the Grimes route
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peYeFs, Texas March 9,-Wodnesfav
cyerins a. me ~ E church MIS- ia
Fowler and Mr.. r.. j. Compton 49,, ~
united 50 the holy bonds Of matr,,.o, i
Rev Thomas 9. Watson OF Bea,,rnon. Z. :
nciatinf. The church was allied fo ~ %
m ,a, Ihc building was beautIflliy dee Ss
cSmniis5ed yo,,ns az. charming and ac-
Ar. COMPTON Is a promising yonne , ana
ness man Of Devers. DR. Watson prc. pnsl,
an nlilressive sermon, IN which IA Sasii
MYSTERY win the subject Of matrimony
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ItuNrsyII.I.E. March ~

HUNTSVILLE, March 9,--Justiee Kee-
land IS holding mn inquest on the fire in
the store Of !. y Smith, reported yester-
day. Several witnesses have been exam
med. but nothing definite az TO tho origin
Of Tic lire hns vet been aseertainof
The work Of relnying the Huntsvllle
Branch with steel rails Is going actively
mhead. Eight cars OF steel are on hand.
with more To arrive The work X being
superylked BY Roadmaster GAunt.
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NOR raE oAll.ll' ' :. Z

ohlld al Mrs " ~; 81
CIV, had ceaIfsgs.. d;!s
Mrs Kelsey pure, ! e,,,.sig Nhl ;
as esr'd dI9estsa' Il. iis !. "a l. ~ i
s ssss, i,hers 4 70 I /: cssIA
INJURIOUS. Then e., !. ctdip an
ed upon for eole;S ~ 4 4
ss,tS nn,o mssrs' icf is'''
BY druggists. -----'---'
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THE pos7

Grimes County Democrat
Say what you pleas Ii. H,,,
is a hummer when It cana |; \
and putting news In an stsa.,'
1t is now the most ,1rz;,
daily in Texas and das.na ~
of the popularity going d / al
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BEEvILLE March S.-In the district
court yesterday Masodona DE Larosa
and NJ. Treyino both MeNicans, were SEN
tlary for horse thoft
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A. GAY GIRL.
agrees 70 Marry onh suiior IA, No..
the Other Frilovs 49, -'fattips

ihe Other Fellow. * r. '''ss
sherman roxAs Nardh The u,
Alstype nelshhnsAeca fnrniuhea sns.',, ~
sensation today. A souns lady nsssAa
josie Aunger wa enessed TO ihroe
young men. Tom Mefsisn'i's suit was Il !.
fored ~ the parents OF he sirl and fbe
wedding was 70 take place sundty. h,,t
another sutton NAMED Handrldxo ,Vsns
70 Mckinney, secured a license. then * ~
girl. and the pair were soan married ~
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BEAUMONT. March IA, tho city hall
tonight a hop win be given compliments
ny to Miss Ida Caldwell, charming Wis
itor from Virginia.
y. X Colburn, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings OF the Southern Pa
cino railroad company and a, Mcpon-
aid Of the same department. nre here to-
day The Golfer dam al the west end Of
the bridge across the Neches has been
pumped out and oScavaung is being
Credit Lorraine and Good. bye Sweet
heart az the opera house tomorrow aft
ernoOn and night.
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QuIcK RlsIlpF FRoM RnEuAlArIsl

Mrs. Emily Thorno, who resides az To
been able q procure any medieine .oT
rheumatism that relieves the pain "a
quickly and eftectuaily as Chamberlain's
for lame back with great success For sale
by druggists.
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