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"Ah, we'll. if you wish it. let me touc h
it up a little" She then quickly painted
the sketch of deer and added her auto.
graph The paints are dried around the
edge of the palette and the whole 10
framed under glass in the Walker art
gallery in Minneapolis. From France
to Minnesota. The prophecy of such
destiny would ha seemed strange when
the palette left the artists hands. But
the transition has come to pass. The
painting and the palette are both in
America
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LONDON, Sept. 10.-The excitement in
London tonight over the yacht race is
greater than that which prevailed on
Saturday night when the advantage that
Valkyrie had over Defender at the start
had created a Feeling of the utmost con
fidencs that the English boat would win.
and when the news of Defenders victory
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SUGAR BOUNTY CLAIMANTS
Give Notice OF an Appeal of the Sug
Bounty Case

Bounty case
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Controller
Bowler has received telegram from SEN
ator Henderson. counsel for the Oxnard
Sugar company. giving notice. that he
would file an appeal to the secretary on
the question of the controllers jurisdic-
tior and holding that the controller can
not send the sugar bounty claimants to
the court without their consent.
1t is assumed that Senator Henderson S
contention will be that the act of March
3, 1877, known as the Tucker act, which
authorizes the department. to send Ger
tain cases to the court of claims, with
the consent of the complainant repeating
section 1868 OF the revised statutes, passed.
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New Court House and Jail

HANFORD, CAL, Sept. 10.-The board
'f supervisors of Kings county to-day
passed an order calling for an election to
be held on October 18th to vote upon the
proposition 10 raise IS. 5000 for the con-
struction of new court house and Jail.
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When Rosa Bonhenr finished Ter mas
terpiece, "The Horse Fair" friend
sal to her: MAKE me a present of your
palette With her freshly finished can
vas before her and herspaIette On her
thumb, Nine. Rosa smiled and said !:
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NEW YORK, Sept. IA r1mor reached
this city at o'clock this morning to the
effect that Clyde line steamer was re-
ported ashore near Cape Hatteras. The
report stated that no particulars were OBJ
tainab le.,
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A plan to line the Avenue DIES Champs
Elysees with 100 statues. more or less. of
celebrated Frenchmen is under consider.
alton in Paris 1t is said to be encoun-
tering much opposition from artists and
writers,
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No well-regulated household should be with
out a bottle OF DR.. siegert's Angostura Bittefs,
the celebrated appetizer.
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Sheepshead Bay Entries


The following Is the list of the entries
and weights of the races to be run at
Sheepshead Bay today. which are posted
at the Los Angeles Turf club, 2l2 South
Spriug street. Commissions received on
theseuaces and full description of each
event:
First race, selling. mile and three six
teenths-LeonLweh los. Copper log, Can
delebra ~, Andrews 90.
Second race, handicap, three ear-olds,
one mlhe-Emma G. III, Lucania 49,
Gotham I12. Cromwell ITO, Sabilla 106,
Bernese 1G5, Belllcoso, Belmar 102, Rich
ards 81.
Third race. selling, all ages, three-qu
tiers mile-Wernberg 100, Nick, Pop Ora
III. Tom Handing Il6, Old Dominion III
Hanwell ll3y Walter Ill, Harry Reed.
Preston, Liza, The Buffer 10S, Tomako 50.
Fourth race Septem Der stakes. mile
and three-eig hths-Counter Tenor 125.
Connoisseur, Flying Dutehman 122,
Primrose i02.
Fifth race, specisl, mile and an
eighth-Domino, Rey ell Santa Anita,
Henry of Navarro, ~.
Sixth race, mile handicap on turf
Lookout l12 Discount 10. Rubicon I09,
Matt Byrnes, Illusion 1O5: Eebert, Har-
rington 1903, Paladin 9S. Bellicosu 80.
Baseball
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-The Champions
beat the Spiders in a game that was
called in the last half of the eighth in
ming on account of darkness.
Baltimore s. base hits s, errors.
Cleveland ?, base hits s, errors 5.
Batteries - Mcmahon and Robinson
Cuppy and thinner.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 10. -Brooklyn 2,
base hits 6, errors l.
Cincinnati /, base hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries-DauD and Grim; Dryer and
Vaughn.
BOSTON. Sept. lost. Louis s, base
hits 10, errors l.
Boston H. base hits 8, errors ,.
Batteries-kissinger and PietZ ;Stivetts.
Stockdale and Camel.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Philadel-
phia H. base hits "a errors ,.
Louisville s. base hits T.. errors y
Batteries-Orth and Clements; Nc Far
land and Warner.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10-First game
New York =, base hits &, errors 3.
Chicago -. base hits -. errors /.
Batteres--Rusie, German and Farrell
Friend and Donohue.
Second game-New y ork 6, base hits IS,
errors o.
Chicago g. base hits 70, errors 2.
Batteres-M sekins and Wilson; Park
err and kittredge.
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4 Painful Accident

A very painful accident occurred to Ii.
II. Harrison at 2 o'clock Monday after
noon, while he was engaged in raising
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-11

Do you drinkc-If so. try Maniton min
eral water. ii. Jevne, grocer, agent.
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When Baby was sick, we care her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she cluEg to Castorta.
When she had Children, she give them Castoria
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Medal and Diploms.
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NATIVE SONS AT THE FAIR
The Athletic Games and Stock Parade
Postponed
Track Heavy, Owing to Rain in the norn-
ing - Weather Cool - The Racing
Programme Carried Out

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10.-Today was
Native Sons day at the state fair ana a
programme had been especially prepared
in honor of the occasion.
The athletic games and stock parade
did not take place in the morning as ad-
vertised, however, owing to the incle-
mency of the weather and the wet con-
ditioh of the track In tie afternoon
though, the racing programme was
carried out and there was a large attend
ance. The weather was cool. but no rain
fell. The track had dried out quickly
during the afternoon, but was slow. In
the unfinished race, in which DR.. Puff
and Our Lucky each had two Leafs, the
first heat today was declared no hear, and
the driver. of Our Lucky was changed,
but it did not alter the result.
Tfotting, purse $500, OBJ class, un-
finished
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solo by Mss Ncilie Page, Proverbs and
charades were next In order, after which
the club ADJOURNED and will held Its next
meeting at the residence Of Captain ]. ".
Linn
Tho Wharton Whist club met Thursday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hardy, The evening was one OF rare on
loyncnt. Mrs. Harry Is queen o; host
essss and by her swect and gentle man.
ntrs makes " a privilege TO share her
hospitality. A delie Gus menu. daintily
was much appreciated.
Mrs. RI H. Brown, one OF Wharton's
general favcritcs. has returned home after
several months sosourn In Mississippi. her
girlhood homo.
Misses Ida, Ada and India Taylor spent
rev days in Wnarton this week ANA re-.
ceived warm welcome from Il coterio Of
devoted friends.
Mrs. r. :. Redwood and little son.
Robert, spent few days in the Bayou
Rv Campbell Of Eagle Lake. tho new
ptAtor of the Methodist church, will
preach his initial sermon here Sunday.
Mr. W. h. Sayers and wife, formerly
MIS-. Fannie Wallace. returned from their
Msddtng trip ANA left Tor their home ",
SAY CITY.
Nr, y. w. Reading, who lately married
OH OF The bellies of The Bayou city, Miss
Margaret McNally. wilt make his home
permanently In this city.
Mr. Cla'tic Riley Of Houston has become
a resident OF Wharton as chief pharma-
%, NJ The Sorre druk store,
lr. Max Klein has r. moved his business
u Say City, whore he viii reside In tu-
ure. lie cares the best wishes of warm
friends In his new venture.
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licenses the past week to the following
Soupies' Jonn T.. Glayzer ana Miss Is. H.,
watkins Guadalupe Lcai and Miss -
! laira, Antonio Escobeda and Miss Josefa
HsIsal u. ". esterman ana MISS Matte
Wooding.
{. l.. harrington. deputy postmaster
iett on the liza instant for his OLD home
IN Georgia ami intending TO visit the At
lanta Exposition. During his Ulus nee Rev
u. L. Stanley Us assisting IA the postotfice
Miss benjamin from Michigan, arriN :.
here this week on "A visit to her sister,
Mls. w. h. Aiilie, whom she had not seen
for twenty-siX years.
Henry j, Thomas. an cA-uewspaper man
from New York city, living at present in
san Antonio, was here This week looking
tor an opening IN the newspaper line.
DIT. French Of Luhug WAS here this
week on a visit TO his daughter.
Hon. j. h. Dihrel oil Segdin is here this
week attending district court.
Married, AT inc Baptist church In Fair
view on Sunday nIAnt. December 5, MIR.
George Westerman and Miss Matte
Wooding, Rev. ". y. S.oan performing
the ceremony, which made these Two
popular young people one very large
number OF relatives and friends were
present TO witness the marriage. FairView
young people are mating rapidly. regard
less of the cry OF hard times. Several
more marriages are expected TO take
place In the same neighborhood before the
holiday season is past.
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District court is in session Acre bl'
very little business of any cdnsepenc,
mas been transacted. Among the foni
nelt visiting lawyers in att0danG ar,
judge Norman G. Kittre. II HoIston.
Mqssrs. 4. H.. Scott OF Colhesne, W.
w Dies OF kountze, Votay Il Caester
OF Beaumont, ct al.
rhe young people enjoyedh w-yploas-
Ghsendorff last Tucsday hi, "a blr,oue
tgse present were AIisscs + --.l \ cks
Jimmie Charlton. Angie Burn. Jennie
Cfisendorit and Willie Cooper, aud
SssrS W W Dies, D4 Durham lin
drn, J.; A, Money. Tim Dies, Porter
Nith, jim Chapman IF al
hr W. H. Roberts went up 10 cimes.
nj Wednesday.
Mss Fauc.le Wooten has golo 20
NintEe 70 visit friends.
Pr \. y Barclay and wife of A,se!ina
finiy we're ON Il visit TO their parents
ire this week
Hon. W. II Aldridgc came dow from
lckland sunday.
NJ. W W. Rock loft "wednesday for
| faumont to be absent several days.
! Mr. ben Ferguson Of Doucette WAS
'"n Sunday visiting friends.
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Of r. e a. G9g'aTfS SxSs STOCK FSTmsN
in town the first Of the week. ..,-,,e4
Miss claudia Garter OF Bonham NlsIuu
ber father. J. j. Carter. this week.
Miss Virgie Kimmins has returned from
A visit n Austin county. Va,
Roy. r. T. Woolscy, who Succesus ~.
G.. c. StoVal as pastor OF the Me,houl9i,
church, has arrived with his family ana
preached sunday. -.....,.,.,,,
The young people Of the Pres 6yterinu
cb,ircb organized a Young Peoples So
c,eiy of Christian Endeavor last S9 l,.'i.,,
There are now three Christian Ehdth'"'
Hnrry Br.shin left Monday on n Flsi'
tn his Old home IN New York CITY .,
Mss Lon Halt OF BAY city is visiting
tho family Of pr. j. G. Maylield
Miss Fannie Struthers returned NUN
d;.y from years Visit In Aherdeehs - -
IA Fishorrnan's I.uck a four-aot drama,
M aiven Nv the Alvin Dramat clue a!
| he opera house Friday night 70 koyu
| Non So Tho proc eds were for the pehn 1,
! Of The Alvin Comet hand. Barring NV
/ riul.ders caused by the players lorEeIlhs
Ith,ir lines q raised OF smootnlS. aNu
! i've, or thrco rciutcrs % the cluh shp"
eXreptionAI talent for anaten,s. foIi""'
| tut, Is th,- east OF characters.
| rom 7iqrlcy fisherman &C.. LIE Nah !
! YIN. Farrer alias Hammond. a, An1ersuu
| DaN4I Slarrls, Gntls psNy ID y. itatNt5
Slias iSidder stage struck...E. - hieeiu"
rev. George Me,hurst ..,-,...''A' - Lar
Rose Prescott. Huuumnud's ward ~. ,',,,.
...........,-. -.-,...t..... Mise 4S"'Vl
Mrs MnniNv, Toms mothcr..o, RS. MOI
Nth Manley, Toms sister -. Mss i.so>
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Mrs. Ed Martin sroht several daSs In
san Antonio.
Mrs g. Mlddlebrcok OF Hslettsvillo
was visiting relatives here during the
week.
Professor W. r. Adams OF Monserrato
spent sunday here.
The family OF -. 10 Hicks l0f, for their
now honrr at Crawford. reXas, taking with
Thorn the bcst Wishes OF all who knew
them
REV j. w. Sims, the new Methodist
pastor for this circuit, and family have
arrived rho parsonage VIII be located
here for the ensuing year
quite a number of MCAons went to on
KUN last saturday night 10 attend inc
Coleman lecture and banquet gwen hN
Tho YohISum lodge. Thoy are loud IA
their praise of the hospitality shown thom.
The following were of the party IL. -.
Middlebrook w w. BCyce, II. q, Patton.
IN. clay Nichas. 49, d. and W. Me-
Cutcheon,
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Rnv. James ki.gorf. who has hid pas
rial charge OF Tue Methodist cnutcn
| This place during the past yer, WI,
ke charge of the church al Calvert.
n IS an anle preacher and a gooi man.
H. carries with him TO his new home The
No and estecin oil al who Knox hlni.
h1uring the month OF November County
FORK Rudolph Kat issued sevelly-hV.
EruaEo licenses. This does mo- indl-
ttc thS.t marriage IS a failure ID these
kfts.
w ~. IAttle of Eagle Lake IS In the
IS visiting friends. Alr. Little vaa for
Ears one OF the leading citizens Of ray
lite county
Ijr. I'M Gooch, formerly OF this city.
.ty thls week
-FOUR Country Cousin" viii be played AZ
be cpera no.. on December II. ineittr p
N Manager joe Koincr has exercised
lr0 Judgment IA the selcCuou Of troupsa
his sea on.
.lcnards OF Gainesville Is visiting her
afcnts at this place
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Charlie Frohcse HIS zone to cuero 20
emain WIN hone folks Until after Christ
tnds.
: Fletcher Schlolchcr of kRrnes city visit
81 Ruuge few days ago.
s Mis-. j. W. Conley and Mrs. J, W. huck-
,Man Of Helena came over TO do shopf ing
iest Tuesday.
! Mir J. l.. Parker has returned from
san Antonio, where she has been iof sew
eral weetS for medical treatment
Edward Muegge OF the lifm OF II. hnngc
\ co. was here this week on business
Mrs W rs. Blanton of Floresviie was
here iastN week visiting her son, G. H..
George q. Gilleit and family Of Live
Oak cburY ATE mere 10 remain for some
tine visiting friends.
Miss MINT. GORDON paid short visit
10 san Antonio last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L., q. Gillett and. their
two little dauThtrs visited relatives u
Beeyille last Friday, returning Monday.
On next Wednesday evening, tho 18th
Instant. al O'Clock. the mari axe OF
Mr.. Cord IN TAX and Niles Eva MayGcld
viii take place at the Methodist church
Misc Lola billelt has returned from DR.
Intimacy. al San Antonio
much iniproF-d in health.
County Attorney a. ]. Parker came
down from Karnes City last Tuesday on
business.
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Mrs Ebel aud Migl Gone wore In Houa-
ton Monday
teIded the bah ln Richmond Friday night
Mias Faudie Montgomery of Columbus
lnsaed throngh Rosenberg Friday en
route 10 wharton.
j q. Alaigue ana T.. a. Wolfrom went to
Richmond sunday
Mrs Archie Jones ana Mrs. Booth VI
Richmond were in Roscut crg Tuesday.
H. H. Haley. exp caN messenger OF the
New York, Texas ana Mexican, was tue
guest OF his brother J.. HALEY, Ihuis-
day.
=. F Smith hns severed HIS conreo ton
with The Progress. lie has located Ia
Wallis, where ho viii edit paper.
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business houses have put on their holt
day attire.
MISS l.ihau de Carrcc of Dallas h WIS.,
ting Mrs. Is. Is Lcgett
Mr a. II. * .rhy has gone 60 Haskell
to act as special Judge IN several cases
IA the district court.
Mr. $. T.. iInrlwicisc has Just returned
from trip TO Fort Worth and Dallas.
'rhos. NJ Willis. Ecu. rs attending court
IN coleman city this week,
Judge T. ", Conner Of lcastland was
here Wednesday,,
on "Wednesday the district stewards al
the Method % Episcopal church mot here
to arrange for the payment Of the pre-
siding elders salary.
ON "Wednesday night, Or, Tyne dellv-
erred u lecture ut the Baptist church on
The Life al christ.
On ThmalaN night Professor Rayhil
an elocutioniat from south CInl,nn, gave
a very interesting entertainment al SIM
mons college
Tire SpoVnor Dramatic company are
hfire for tho week and hfe get'lns goo 100
houses. II, u, Spooncr az a gnneulan
is hard to boat.
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JACKSONVILLE.


.drs, 4 a, eVhef ot lyler Is Visiting
ihatlNeS mere -.
10y summers OF hush spent SUNDAY IN
W Nt.s',,
T. -. Hunt ana j. l.askcwitS attended
yIf ~ nuSh iuesaeay, ...,... -. e,,,.,
N"iph 'VA'ousH OF IEler was mere sun
10y.
iihlS lliley mas resumed MS run on the
|St ,soTrprisn e Tsyron ,,f, ,or h,s ,o,rc II,
missouri TUESDAY night
MISS w ne brown mas returned from
PIT Wn'le shs mas eecn VISITING Fe'a-
Kew; J.. NJ Fowler spent several days
XII 'aSt Mtek .,.,.,,s ,. a.. ,..,.,,
NacosGoehes ! uesiay evening
ne uacuv'ois TEA hN.n ~ tne, opera
| ,ouse oE 'ile younR me- ftluAF hlsnu We
L. suSV'sS ~ every, rSspVrt Apvul 'ortS
ail, re, at'entea' me npos' 3nl,e ~
i.sgn d, iofiat,d under the supor, NS'op OF
H., ~ ,aV'I, o. ~ N 49," 'WV.r - ~ ~,
enaIa tor we iadieS and eVcty ming mad
'',u NtraubvV tut wy VuuN"n'.iiVe hnn
Folulort OF we kuestN. Aitr the pro
ihIninlno rNSoroh. tea' NuN., CIV. 3S
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Mr.. md Mrs, Gibson left Monday fol
Galveston on visit.
Miss Minnie Sea. who has been visit
Ing Miss Womnck for the past few weeks
returned to her homo in Bryan lpes-
dily.
Mr. WIN Thomas of Brenham spent
Sunday In the city.
Frank Womack OF Galveston was ~
last Sunday
Zen Womaek returned from school a
Waco last sunday.
Miss Pauline Dawson returned TO he
home In Brcnhai0 Tuesday.
Judge A. W. McIVer returned tnun!
from Il visit to Wichita Falls and Rel
ton.
Miss Celeste Gibson. who IL attendin
school al Bolton. was home ON a riiit
her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Pierce W lnord, who was as
signed the Caldwell church by tho. cor
ference, arrived Thursday night and WI
take charge of his church.
Cards are out announcing the martas
Of Mr. Ivy Brooks OF Bryan to Mis-
Johnnie King Of this city on December
The young people propose TO cefbra'
Christmas with a bah and banquet q
December 90
Mrs. Asberry of Rosebud is ssitiH
her cousin. Miss Madge Eltcheok' TN
wcok.
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Mr. Isaac Todd OF Ninton' Iowa Is ="
the city visiting his sister Mrs. o. J.
joe i'eunn OF Elgin was In Taylor TINS
Miss smma Pollock and MISS Annie Car
sor visited Austin last saturday
Nigs Green Of Palestine rs IN lne IVY
aud viii remain some weeks '@h h,
Dr K. H. 1uWhs has Returned u vIh
nslt to lbs mother in Nortn Carolina.
Mr.. Ciuy gcckham Of McNia Is NiS'Nle
II y, NJ ~ ! eDbens ind wife, Or. J: z; iiqw-
zi. iienry Boender John Highsmi'. p
lily Nlct'ioury. j. W Touphins ana ~
r,", Stnpneus Of llutlo ate naed t"e l'l-
ture in this city Tue$!t$ mig Nh, ~; ,,.,d, g,
.6ori yisIt TO- lIilisboro the past week
n r. Meade uas returned 10 MS nolH-
n Virsiuin. Hc VIII probably ne IN iaS q
lon again M January, h,,,..t. hay.
,l,1S ladies' OF The Calhohc chulch Ha'
o,sncd n bazaar in the Pelristone Iuill,
/ An" on Main street. Many beauuin mo
,t.r,istin articles are IN sale, suitable iof
! luliday presents. The lAnles o IN
/ ~ iaft year and Their receipts a'houh'e-
10 ~, We Sooi people of SAVIOR have received
/ . MeT frorn Rev. K. G. Buckner EXPRESS
J ing thanks fer G poN Ths I nj, sEjvins Day
| ~. ~ Grnhans' Home lie says the ar
! ~ W Nsn,p In good time and that rec Niai
| 1'tanksgiying service was heIa on IVN''N
OF mem alie.' Auxiliary, of the Young
Ne Christian Assr ciatlon nave 1o!t !
rsat work in assisting that orGah'a "a. - ~
- ,bts city. They furnished me i'tI.c
u.,,cr the association was Hfst o'sa','., ~,
"pS nave s,uce paid for piano ,,s Hiir a.,
sai p"Vo row over 50 on mana ahd ar
a.. ! ONT of debt.
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klILrEN.

The usual Christmas matrimonial 2
dcriir has set IN In kIle"n ana us !
fair 10 rage until al are relnSm ,,',l,
Every day or two some happy G ,as
81 .rS - /. terary and Heading Circle
.l..,.r,.,ssine Very smoothly. II met
- ,c'snitah,e home its worthy p-esid'
~ ~ efsss6r lligelns Friday evening,
idrilj - nieasAnt ana a most prout
phesSi,tt.. me Circle VIII not meet as
snS,..,'s, ne approaching hol days u
WIS Friday evening in January.
There are many people N ahd arc
49, home" Christmas In the
states t..eo-a r.brztn,as
,,s,,iis ~ ths Kiiieen public school w
,he skiiltin direction ana gnluanee Oh
accomplished MISS Ahce Lay 'NS'i''
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IllFKIl

brilliant social cVout enlivcncd the
town Thursday evening, A church h1cd
10 ovcrflownB Witnessed the matfiasr
Df,le homer. The bride and groom wore
attended In order by MI H. 4. single
ton and Miss Annie Means. Nj. Is. ~
4 II. nonnor and Mis- Addir Handley.
After mo ceremony many repaired to
the esdcnce Of the hfide's father ana
numerous costly and elegant presents, MI
-. Il. Molna ~ . model young man VINO
has been Ia the employ OF Mr.. W. ~.
ans bsantiful rad accomplished daughter
81 Mr. Jcasc j.. Bonner. VINO n one o.
ar most esteemed citizens. All predict
for them a happy life.
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Mrs. Andrewr, Mrs. J. AnRlin aud
Thomas NngIn of Del Rio are visiting
relatives near GrOssbeck
Melvin Sharp and w, X, Angiin are
grand and petit jurors al Waco.
Mr Kari ISirchain OF Marlin. visited rela-
tiveA ahl friends ia GiCesbeck Sunday.
Mr.. ]. 5. TODD. a ranchman OF Checothh,
!. n. an ola Limestone boy. is visiting
fricnds this week
Mrs. Harry Jackson OF Allen Is visit
ing relatives this week.
" r. Proctor OF kosse was visiting
G ueAbock this week.
Miss Lucilla Krchain returned tc her
home ~ Marlin after pleasant VS. OF
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3 very pleasant hop took place al tkc
new stota ~ Messrs. Vineyard & Clifford
laet Monday night, which was much en-
jOyed by the young people. The n,gpt was
an IDEAL one for the danca-co bright
and bSautifIl.
rhc Loyal Literary League Cnloycd al
entertaining ana intercsting meeting e.,
The homo OF SIR. and Mrs. Frank page
Monday night The ollh IS still in Shakes
pea roland. several readings from Henry
| V" were followed b. an admirable pen
portrait from the gifted pen Of Miss Mande
Alinter and a well rendered Instrumental
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
oIrARTrnIy cONrrprN,,r

Hnlletnvillc. TexnR December 4-Rev
4 Z, Riggs presiding elder held tho
drst quarterly conference at the Metho-
dipt cpiRcopnl church here on WednoE-
day. Oakland was placed IN the Sweet
Homo circuit, ana Will be served by Rev.
j w Simms
Rova. Taylor and tutonberger are CON
Quoting series Of services In the Chris.
iian church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
IN TINE pRAwINo nOoM

Don't hc snrcastic-it hurts.
Don't wear boots.
Don't shout
Don't talk much; listen industriously.
Don't cultivate perpetual molten.
Don't ask questions
Don't make personal remarks.
Don't barNbiic your friends; they repre-
scnt your choice OF aHtoclatea.
Don't introduce narrowing or horrible
topics Of converHa lion.
Don't serve candy and Ice cream; men
prefer black coffee and women green tea