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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30


Woe OF song commemorating the p,rtn
OF the King, and the chhurvn ana gruNn
toiks, too, enjoyed inc evening IN a pleas
AIT ana most apprvpriate manner. Ant
same evening the Baptist Sunday sehool
sadness. 10 the hearts, OF the scno.urs.
wediNxday night Trinity Episcopal sun
day scnooi held their Christmas tree. Inc
the entrance TO seats Assigned In tnt
front part OF the church, singing a CHRIST
mas rs earSi as ,ney msrS Ss,, ,n.r ouo,a
to the holiday pleasure by a ball OF even
more than usuas elegance and enjoyment
Friday, night. The attendance was nrgv
Key. Father Natarius who was re.
Gently assigned TO i'll the Vacancy ~
Rev. Father f, A. Forrest TO the pisnoprir
left last Saturday for h,s new iiesa Q,
labor. lie has resided In victoria 70,
about ten years, and for some time has
been the assistant priest OF 81. MaiS
church. There VERY many regrets oses
his departure mingled with ,, tns p n tns
Captain Lee shelton has been srcndins
the Yule-,ide season with his dansn'er
NJ Fni.c jatho, oldest son of Mr.. 4
latho. is home FOR the holidays from ~
Louis, where he has been for tour y,nrs
In a large furniture mandatory OF tha'
Mr. Myron Reeves OF Nursery came w
from Galveston, where ne ~ s,uesti ne
medicine, 70 spend Christmas VII" wy
Mr.. l.. s. Randall and family are here .
Tor the holidays visiting MIS- N'o"''N
Miss Dora Doughty OF uyaldiee is vis,t,
ing Mrs George Howard. Her nifty
friends, made during former ''s''' wy
AIR Insper Wolfe Of the Victoria snoe
comrany spent thu holidays with ir'V'N's
Nir, G l.. Thurmond. ST.. made n nnsi'
ness trir 10 Austin last week, $50
Nlr. and Mrs. r.. y, owens visi,on raw ,av
tives In Cuero, returning Las, l""'''''
ORANGE.
Christmas nirht a number OF t1n ,uhS
people assembled at tNo Mer ~, n' ctvNn
by tho young msn The rain preVen' e,
many from attending. hui thpse wv w
braysd the slsmGp's ev Snn VET rho.e WHO
participated IN the dance Were ~, -, " !
Mrs Frederic llndra colonel and NIT W.
d. Belts, Mrs h,llse Hi, NM, M's s,r @s re- sie
Moss. Itasen SINS Cassie Bunn. llmmle
Allen. Mamie Waymnn and SOU ol ~
Messrs J. o. sims h ,s; u curry il YRS
Joe Lucas Allen Spoonor, enron spo ny
Percy Brown, ], Mutn, j. H. Naus.N, ~
~ Sells and w J stowarn >, th 'nuels
and all had an enjoyable tine. ~ ne"
Yearis lSve The young laii 4 OF Orang
,-iii ,ive a lsnp year bah Tor the 'ung
men, and propose 70 make II tn very best
function Of the kind ever KY. n IN OtauH'
There were numerou5 CHRISTMAS Ne .
ana nrivate social gather ngs and may
family reunions throughout the city dur
iur Christmas =.
Innnie burton son OF County. Clerk \.
mr. on + Crtigc re ur ed Tuesday mor =
in,5 frnm I;ree,1gburg. tia whsse he was
r,,nrried to Mlss Florence lamEi'l, popu-
lar Young lady of that place The newly
mn ,rini enunie arrived IA tlms t. - nj
shrIatuas in Or ngo, where they VII IN X
their future home.
| cbriqtn,as In Orange with nor parents.
Nr and Mrs, 7. b Curry. and with Old
I friends here Of whom she has n host.
Ms irnn{e nir,inson Of Lake Charles
! ie visitinr The fam y Or her paranti Mr.
.. 20 y,
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The crandest event In social e'r 5issr mr.
kp an 10 this county oscTrrsfni ,R,n Se. nele-
q, wren az y, .t,,' wedding Mr. and Mts.
hrateh ' ,srey their Fpaeiops parlors o 1,a
;intf, ren Sts Miss Inez Boggs ten W p
n 20 ir rr,sie at the piano ana rev W.
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The pupils Of the Walhaila free school
entertained their parents and Trends On
Christmas eve with reeitations, songs and
tableaux: The manner In which they ac-
Quilted themselves reflects great credit
on Miss Kate Letgerich. the assistant
teacher. under whose supervision ana
mar are rnent the entertainment wat given.
Professor T., T.. ragg, principal, vel
coined the visitors In few appropriate
wOr.s.
Addresses were thon made by John NceEe
end little Daily Meinen, after which the
school sang My County,, It's Of Thes,.
brought back 10 memory the pleasant
tunes We used 20 have whom Jack tse
Giant Killer" Little Rel Riding Hoop
and kindred stories made the flesh creep
AM the hair to stand on end In the LONG
TIE caiisthenic drin by the school, was
perfect.
IN German by Misc Alma Weiting, Was
very interesting and well spoken; 49,
The song and thbleau. THE Ship Went
Sailing Away" brought tears 10 many
an eye Miss Letzerieh sang the song a.
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T6XAS ANp TEXANS
6oClALLY AND PERSONALLY

would doubtless Rave been much larger
49, 49, ,or the TACT that the fair opened Inc
bod BODY a nrsro Christmas when nenlly every
faIrs prsIerr.u TO be at home. II the al
iait had been postponed a few DAYS liz
doubled. nave oeen
MssXico. is on hand with some no cd ra 81 I"
,,Miessfs. Iremaine ana lackaberry Inc
vlsiting wheslmen, seem delighted with
, ,ne iair and one taking in most of the
sa a. string Of cyclists were expected from
san Antonio. but only one, Mr.. w. Il.
foach. put In an appearance.
A party OF hunters, fifteen In number.
including II. Hamilton city marshal MIA
Mr. Bashaw, former station master Al
ms place OF the San Antonio and Aran.
ses lass railway from Rockdaie, arrived
deer hunt. WI o'R
AZ the opera house last night nearly
entitled THE Player" presented by the
BBeeville opera troupe. led by Beaimont
Iii, oIxora' M a professional Mr. Claxton as
s 1wnrq ir Mathew dI, an actor J x Age as
9 lever Of horses; Nal Parks, as NJ W.
smith, wine merchant; Arthur Potter as
as Thomas Miss Maggie Rachael. as
A ;ins ,lngot Who loves shakespeare; Mrs,
children, and MISS Jodie Ski more, a. Mics
Afaminta Brown, who writes hooks. hut
never publishes them. The cast of cnar-
ncters Is hard to excel IN the theatrical
me anywhere by amateurs The rlay was
well received and seemingly highly an
lrerlated by an unusually intellectual au-
dience. Miss Maggie Rachael and Mr..
ClaNton carried the most difficult parts,
while Mr. Ages active roll throughout
the, lengthy play was quito difficult, put
Well rem cred. The same troupe aso en-
tertalned the visiting crowds to the city
again In play entitled Lady Audley's
Secret and also held the boards ON Satur-
day might.
Tie Christmas tree festival Of the Epis-
coral church came off on the 26th instant.
Herr Santa Claus presiding. Every mem
present, several being very valuable. no
the church was given by Mr. and Mrs. d.
c. Store handsome silver communion
service. Rev. u. a. Neville munster In
charge, was not forgotten, testifylng the
high appreciation of his efforts IA church
work during the very short period he has
been amongst U.S. Even the old bachelors
were not neclectei. with music. blind
mans bluff, etc. the younger as well
the older ones were ade very harry. 1t
was an occasion that VIII be long re-
ntemherod by those fortunate enough to
ho present
on Christmas day there was full choral
service In ST. Philips Erlscoral church
al II II. m. The church WAS most taste
fully decorated and the music, under the
direction of Professor Faupel, was Of n
solo, the "Adeste Fidelis" very sweety.
Tte church was we'll filed with a do
vout CONGREGATION. The Rev. Edmund A
Neville was the preacher
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h-r.a
III Xmas Day in Beeville, Just passed.
~ ITS IN the towns history where the
hs ny S,,u lEdiscrlminate use of fireworks
"A sri ny. ihdulged in, hut they were qults
4 ennesupus by their absence this time ana
h oesssluence the merchants and OWL
|ays buildings and other combusuol's
ktrs ~ sst greatly relieved from the usual
lAen VI conilagrations during the holidays
blrnaa 90 much powder Is ordinari Y
6einss. ~ VIII be remembered that All
WITS men OF the town had entered into
eksis,swn agreement some days before
lcrfs not to handle or sell any fra
Itd a. Shd those of the merchants who
s'h,s on hand were relieved of them
eut tSna raised by popular subscription.
fhs,s,,n enjoyment usually incident 70
kyrss Jus times. seemed not TO be in any
flly v, ,sSssened and everybody has had. a
Hsriy az, time. The day was observe hy
ffar.s al merchants closing their doors.
tba was q "Christmss wheel" given
~ ni,t Iresbvterian church on Chris mas
Rsjs KY ana big supper at the Meth
btrs ,hurch under the arhor which ad !.
eryica ne church. There was n srerial
Mar "a the F'nisoopal church AMI at
krea ihces Of worship the DIV was oh.
Al Wen as at night. And taken all
kerer neeril'e's citizens have rernens
NJ ,n,,,.er' enoea q more ENJOYABLE tine
)fp,r rs.ls ration Of the season hns hsen
kfnss. "a "a by the Intervention of the I'd
khsh, .eir which onened under n smillns
lrsvd Il nalInv weather and with a big
eost attendance. while fiat'ering ard
encouraging to the management
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NAcoGpocHrs,

Christmas passed on quietly in this
city. save the usual hilaritS that occurs
on such occasions, The mayor Issued
FIRE works on tho streets from the time
tho electric light came on In the evening
Nf the fSth NnDl niiitn clit OF the 2bth, iurs
ing which time the kids made the city
lively, Old Santa Claus prnnssly dis
tnhuted his presents, which always pceso
The il',la folks, 1hS entertainments that
have been gwen during the holidays are
on the evening of the gd,h Mr.. and Mrs.
]. u. Arnold gave dancing party IN
honor OF their daughter, Miss Linnle.
was given in ihe court honsc with Tho
following porsens rrescni;. Nit q. II. Cox
with MISS Sallic nnNhl, Mr. Oscar Mat
Lang with Miss iiiiile clark, MIR bsn
tnng with Miss @ taTal, Mr., NJ, u,
Roger With Miss Ena Wiikorn, Mr., y.
tiarry Mise with .Mss Eula lroson, Mr.,
reyton Ingraham with Mias Etlu. Cox,
MIR q. II. Nusenhcimcr with Miss Martha
Clark. Mr. w, q. ,wnitteker Wit. Miss
Miss RscEel SsyS, Mr q. 4. RSauemere
WIN Miss Rhina smith, NJ, 7 !, Smith
Tn Miss Ew Ms , MSrnny M ~ q
Mr. II. n Grain with Mlss Libby A kin
Mr., A. G. ponegan with Miss Ida Martin
Wilton Ratlirf With Misses Bertha Ga.
Mrs. MeNeil Charmgr. Mr. ana Mrs, J..
u. Nelson Mr., and Mira, ]. y Cog, Mr.,
and Mrs, William Price, Mrs. =, A.
,,,,lonnt :, M e, IT,, Eugene blonn'' l. H.
Also, on the evening OF tho 9TH, a
musicale was given at the residence or
NJ, T. reIk'ng, and on ne seioe, d ,,,s
residence OF Mr., j, O., Raw. Th's has
truly hcon wtcI, Of FUN ana frollc in
old Neeosdoches
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oRANpuRY.


Mlsses Arnett aud Howard sehfol
teachers. are spending the Holidays with
'" Miss IKat. Williams. a puoll Of calvert
school, is spending christm IS ut TINS
Guy Gradam, a student % Georgetown
uhiverslty. is mingllng with his friends
AIR, Jesse Hurd OF Alabama Is on y Visit
10 his daughter Mrs. 3. " Stanley.
Miss Ilzyie Butier 10 waiting her k.fier,
Albert and Tynno McCreni are srnahing
their holidays In Milan county with rel
atiyes and friends.
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San AuGusTrNE.

rho festivities Of the holidays were
inaugurated by the celebration OF the
Mr. and Mis-. r. r.. Harrison. which event
was duly observed at the residence OK
Mr.. t. T. Harrison. ON the 2yth instant.
people were present and spent INST
pheasant evening, Refreshments N the
form OF an elegant supper was parfakcn
rison were the recipients " many valuable
pr, sents fran their many friends
The young people enjoyed q most &c
llghtfuf dance at the college on Monday
evening ,ast. u
0.nntinued ON Eighth Page.l
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lluN.in.

n r. Clllctt AMI family and Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Blantan are tpaudlng the
j. -. clifton left Wednesday To spend
the Christmas week with his parents ht
stock iaie, Wilson county .,.,.u ,.,
fri snd, Miss Helen Peck Of ';o'nd.
Miss ieby Snansa lett last iaay to
sIond a week with her parents NJ Goliad.
Kennedy today. after spcndiS several days
with relatives.
Miss Alma Bailey IN visiting relatives
and friends nj Kansas city this week.
Mics Erie Jackson came home Inst sun
day from Enrnes city ~nerp sht ~ teach
ing. 10 spend Chrlslms with her PARENTS
Miss Marrow one OF the ieachsrs T.,
last Friday and returned TO ler home
December ii 10 sir. =. =. Iiennett. n
rising young lawyer Of Waco
Mrs Alfred johnston OF Ans,ln has been
elected to Ill the vacancy IN h'nh. h'sh
Miss Miss Edna Mathews loft on Tnursday 70
spend some tire with llnarcnt relatives
and friends In Wilson COUNTY, ,,.
Miss Clara Wlsop went up 10 karnes
City several days Since 'nr a weeks visit;
The male portion Of 'yonns Anercn
day ninht FUZZY equipped To- the occasion.
eefenading. They seemed e enjoy the
great noise Thy made 50 ,ne dose was
4. j. Lord Waited Ills old home at cnoan-
slsie near Cuero 10 ''e pteeant on, the
occasion Of III. marriage OF his tifter,
Miss Katie, to Mr.. carter OF aah an
MIA sophia KracEe and 'n'ldren hnye
returned from visit 10 relatives IN
karncs city.
Mrs. Alfred Tips is spe,il,ng tho holi'
Javs with her parents at YJakum.
Professor +, J, Upton ~ lhAt Satlr-
day for a brief Walt - fonkum,
Jef Lawson, n stud ant Of Tho Agtinul-
,urai and Mechanical college. is spending
his vacation OF ten days with MS pafeuts
Mrs W. II. Loksy is quite sick with
fever. ,,,
Miss sallis Wood is visiting oakyilio
Miss yira Robuck. ono Of the high school
faculty, in SPENDING Christmas with her
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At the Baptist church. on Sunday evcn-
Ng. December 80 MIR, Bonlamin Chnoh
and Miss Fannie Durham wero MARI ID,
lstfore tho APPOINTED hour %,3Ul tho house
WIS fllod with admitting iriende OF the
contracting parties TO witness ,hc Gee
mony. which Was performed ny Key. iil.
bro, pastor OF the Baptist church, and
WAS oNceedlngly beautiful nni inprca9h @
The groom ia the third son of i'r. j, j,
Canon OF thia place. and The bride tho
daughter OF Mira. Nj. IL. nunhnen ul Co.
ita The attendants were MIR. lryant
Canon brothor OF the Brcom, aud Miss
pnnnA Dunhtin, sister OF tht bride ana
Nh E~ca Pope and Miss nellie Corhrln
Tho bride WAS n picture Of lovely lnno-
crnoe ANA purity III her sort white rohe
with ilusiun vel and white flowers. and
tho groom 4 pcrfc9t specimen OF many
grace. Tho chucch was beautifully dec.
grated for the otoSalop by loving friends
of tile Young COUPLE aud many aud hrntl.
felt ara the wishes for their iutnre hanpl-
nee
i'oaeting aud run have been in order all
during the hoiilaAs On Monday dining
az pr. j. ], rpnonm givuh IN honor OF
hia SON Zen ond bride.
Tuesday evening WRa the Christmas tree
ana chimney bult with aantn'n bricks
for tho little ones which, with the singing
by th. well trained little folks under the
Mrs, Dan Doughty, afforded much pleas
urc TO both old and Young
ON Wednesday there WIS II eumptuouH
spread .elyon at the, handsome home (
MI aud Mrs. j. w. I.csgett, mud q SOCIAL
In The evening, which was enjoyed by all,
But for pure FUN the "phantom party
ut II. Goodwins has not been eSceleh
In many day
MlsA Bertha Hopkins OF Chester came
over 10 attend the wedding
Among the holiday visitors are Mlssea
May Belle and Laura NlcteFy oil ionea
Mr. aud Mira j. r. Goodwin nnd lItuo
son spent Christmas wlth relatives nj
Trinity,
Mira. Wlnaton Is at Trinity attending
the bedside OF her daughter, Mrs. Walker
who is quite sick. Her many friends mere
deeply sympathiao with h@r IN htr tIouu,e
ana hope soon to hear Of her daughters
recovery.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Mcl'adden placed
the society people Of Victoria under last.
ing oblig,ttions for the Pleasure AHofdeu
nv the masquerade bail given at the opera
house Wednesday night Ihongn there
were numerous socla. events 70 haIPVi
during the week, this occasion more thail
ecIin5ed in interest all tine rest, anu no
one was disappointed. for the aIiair Was
most elegant and entertaining 70 bolh
nnrticipants and spectators. There were
about twenty-five naSkers, some attlltu
in very rich costumes others or gorge
cans hue Some very cute and many quile
Snmirai. complete and correct list OF
,hc costumes was not obtalnhble, ana
where there were 80 many OF especial
merit II is difficult TO ascribe superiority
In any. hut Il Is generally conceded 'hat
Mr. T. p DeMouche In the character 81
a negro nurse gins, with his nursey OF SIX
Iaiis.1ing ard CRYING infants, VINO We're
Media rnes G. G. Levi. j. X. Hextcr ana
- M NoiIcile. Misses Sophlc W eFt'
heImer. Lula sehadwitz and Gussie
Aisyanaor. were the attraction OIL the
evening and afforded much Amusement.
The floor was crowded with the niAskeiE
~ he nah filled with spectators. Aftes
the unmasking At l0:3p oG1ch, sens,a'
dsucinr was kept up uniu cutie late
p,,rt,g the evening elegant refreshments
r.are served to the guests, ana hf' anu
Mrs NcFadden proved themselves most
,St,i,htfIl and charming host ana hostess
aud have a stronger hold man ever upon
~ aSfectinns OF the society reop.e Of
Victoria. among wnom tney nave ai"ssS
heen prime fayorites , -,
nearly an Of the churches an en-,
.r+atnuept N some kind vac arrnng'sd
~ ne children during Christmas week
-r,,esday night the PRESBYTERIAN chprch
was very tastefullv decorated Tor the ser
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There win be no New Year receptions
in Austin this year. That matter was set
tied definitely yesterday when II WIS
esct rtained that only one lady was willing
TO keep open house The death OF Coy
ernor Cuiberson's mother necessarily
closed the doors OF the executive man
sion, and while Mrs. Lewis Hancock sight
fed her willingness 10 keen open house
and selected her reception assistants, no
one else In the city would agree 10 throw
onsn their homes on this all-importaDfs
day IN view Of this fact, and for the
further reason that Mrs. Hancock rightly
concluded that the gentlemen would net
care 10 prenare for calling with only one
reception TO attend. she, after advising
with some Of her friends concluded 10
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-11-28
c. E. Trescott, Publisher.

The county commissioners of
Teton county will meet in regular
session at Choteau on Monday,
December 2. The Acan.ha desires
to cal their attention to the fact
that deputy sheriff and county
Jail should be at once provided for
Dupuyer. We believe this should
be done in the interests of better
government and economy. With
out doubt the murder that was
committed here last summer would
never have happened if an officer
had been here to arrest the numer-
Gus drunks who troubled US before
and during that tine. Like ira
gedies are liable to occur at any
time, if there is no person tc
arrest, and no place to lock up,
dangerous individuals. We under.
stand that Mr.. Mcknight has ex
pressed willir gness to deed tc
the county, free OF cost. a lot Or
which suitable building can b'
erected, and the sheriff can easil,
find suitable person to appoint al
deputy. Dupuyer is no longer
small cross-road post office. 1t i
rapidly growing up, and, we be
lieve, this vicinity pays at leas
one third of the taxes Of tn
county, and is entitled to recog
milton from the county fathers.
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State News.

The schools of Belt and Sand
Coulee have reopened, all danger
from diphtheria oeing past.
Roth & Cornhauser, wholesale
LIQUOR merchants at Livingston,
failed for $4,000, with assets of
$4,000.
1t is announced that John Nc
Murray, of the Anaconda Recorder,
will begin the publication Of a
daily edition of his paper early
next summer.
The striking Goa miners at Horr
held a meeting Nov. 20, and de,
clared the strike off. All men
have returned to work at the old
schedule Of wages.
The Fort Buford military rcser-
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Ranch For Sale +!

One of the best ranches in Teton
county, consisting of 700 acres Of
bottom land. Government title.
150 acres under cultivation, includ-
ing 60 acres in timothy hay.
Farm machinery to the value of
five hundred dollars, so head of
well-bred horses, including 10 we'll
broken teams, 90 with the place.
First water right on Dupuyer
creek. Ten miles OF fence. Good
dwelling house, stables, corrals.
granery, etc. Best bargain in the
state. All for five thousand
dollars. Must be sold at once.
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Who is Responsible?

If the democratic party is not
for Cleveland, who is ?
If he is not the head and front
of the democratic organization,
who is
If he has not the right to pro
claim and expound democratic doc
trine, who has9
If his view on finances are not
orthodox, authoritative and binding,
what are they?
If opposition to those views is
not party perfdy and party dis
honor, what is it Butte Inter
Mountain.
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Cil0tcau,

Vim. Hodgskiss went 10 the
Falls on Monday.
7. W. Lett went to Great Falls
Monday on business.
O. G. Cooper was in from Byuum
Sunday, visiting with his family.
Representative J. A. Kennedy
spent Sunday in Choteau with his
family.
Sheriff Zimmerman returned
Saturday from the alarias, where
he had official business.
Miss Kate Silverman has just
concluded successful three
months school in Belleriew.
Bert Hofer returned Monday
from visit TO Great Fails, Belt
and other points in Cascade county.
]. L. Webb, "business" manager
of the Montanian, has returned
from an extensive trip in the in
tercsts of his paper.
The Minuet Dancing club OF
Chotcau has been organized, and
will give social hops every Satur-
day evening. The coming winter
vii be y brilliant cne in Choteau,
socially speaking.
The Choteau Mercantile company
are row located in the new town
hall building. A new and extern
sive stock has been purchased, aud
the company is sparing no pains
nor money to make this one Of the
best mercantile establishments in
the county.
The literary held its first rcgu-
lar NEE ting last Friday evening,
and was success in every way.
The success of the first meeting
indicates inst this organization
will be more popular than ever.
An interesting program has been
prepared for next Friday night.
also for a week from that date.
Oh, no, the literary is not defunct.
Tell the people that it is stronger
and moro interesting than ever
before.
Cottonwood lodge, Wooamen o
the World, elected the following
), officers for the ensuing six months
r Consul commander, Fl. Beaupre
2 adviser, John Zimmerman; clerk
J. B. Mitchell; banker, Byro,
Corson escort, J. Bowersfield
G watchman. Loucks; sentry, Oti
-. Whaley; manager, Julian Burd
:. physician, ]. Z. Wamsley Th'
lodge is in prosperous condition
x and has now home of its own il
+. the Jacob Schn idt building.
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This Swede is philosopher. He
says: eyes, desc farmin been
grade bessncss, vos as dogs life.
Ay gaet mae oop by day light,
work mae all day hard like hal in
field, go home gaet mae sooper
too; next day ay work mae some
more like hal. Mae dog hae 60
play nit his friends; eat all same
as mae. Dese be not all-dog hae
die; das be all; no troubles. Ay
haf to go to hal yet.
The newspapers are saying that
fifteen years ago Bob lngersol
said in speech that if Kentucky
ever went republican he would be
lieve in hell. Governor elec
Bradley is now claiming the crodi
OF converting IngcrsoN.~