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g. G. q. On nngracet gyms.
itrar fra i6rit al oiber i%ddoaut @as,
SrcOturerne life pil brittle otrcf Ct iii Il
Nptts. Set CT umuligt poa uoatai.n
Wloooe at faa ~iaaoant @auo Oriatf,,
benz.
.. z. q. Sc Tan plantt 3rry sat
res cact 2ano, bppr Sc bill. : galss
at bet @eisauIrg, Sc taller Ont, mo.
benoenoe Sem til ben, Der / Gats n
bar GiIign mcO @eipritnct.
8. e. 9. 9ip Qurien en- bal,
rdo einoIie itrur fsr ben Griicr, o. tn
nenoe QOrticn itrar e." % ben iaor {
EDit til at abe fine e.. 3cr.
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Son9cn er Der.

@lore Game meO Gatter biz qua ubrr
~3crnbanclinisu beo Starpiuo. @cicn cr fri.
Men ben GIOre Same ipprger oQigeuel en-
Sernbancmano oeO Stationen:
"aommer Der life nOgct Sos til gDsn
ioag?"
"Rei."
80 bener life no9.t fra @Den?a
"Vei.a
"Gr Der insen Grtratog7s
"Nci."
"0eatr life nogen 2Dfttog7'
"Gct, Der tommer ilct life flere spo
ttoclo."
"Gr Sc iitter pua btt7G
"Sa ba."
"&om iaa, gmuIie. Gt fan oua pSer
2inieu."
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u. VI. Si bar olorig brrt Ialt On (
ere Sal cnO S%cptiaiOu, oltioa / R1.!
Wiaion, Billion, GuaOrtliou, Cutrjlt
Strttuior, Septiaiou. ut Nriot oisl
CT en- let Sag: On MiQior 5ctt1ats
100000 og for bper m bajtrt @tray-
t%tlt0tes Ter HRlsr. Z frontrigt o9 H
rcncOe Statsr laoer MAJ fla uFjt ms
Muller. S bet forite at oisit gauOt 5a
nee, boao ma clcrs / europa uilat 4
ct 2nfnoe Miaioner, eli Wiaiaro.
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Farm tiISaIas biQiot.

giopSe 2bOmas SeI8eiOns 6arm bella.
senos SettIon 10 &Ieaiaut Supuibip. iup.
bsfattenoe eco Gcres, u~obp0es IN tilialos
b'Ii8t. sRnn beHpenOsr fig til Ole Slpne
eusr U. 5. GibiOn, Gseurah, euer "TRIP III
8. Z. Sslssion, IiItpu, q. 9at. e4bs
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Snifcs.

Reipettable Ifa~noinauiite WiGno til at
ppertnse asenturen ipr en-. ietbpert gus,
let I9lgelis artitel. Gpelie er life nge'
peubis; bebaseiist Grbeioe os goo Be-
taliua g~arauteres. Gnbuer, Der maatte
pnIte OF erunpe Ell lsnnenbe 5Orretnins.
eaer iurItnffe iis en- imut Siiorticueite.
pil for S~plpsuinser ps irie &rgper be-
base at tilitripe
6. 3. Sboop & Co.,
No. COS State Str. Racine, Wis.
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SecDrab Dg Smegl1.
9m13 be Tebruor 1896.
5armers' Suitituts.


Del Farmers Suititute, iUm as
bOIotss i Seipsr 5rebos ps aproas,
a epot beisgt % ct al be beofe Sn'
itituts. icm bnr unret bolot | bette
Gouutp. GitenmsOsrrs boobe fulo'
pallet GUS, ps 3istusiOuen fulgtes
meo ip1not Spmertiombeo.
GgIssnoe Gmbs6sm1no ualgtes for
nrite Gnr: 9reiibent, Geo. Tpler;
8iceSreFOsnt, 6. 9. @ite; eetretar,
g. 9. 8sarO; crefutiu aOmits: u. So
cObioH, 8. 6. 9urturp, 6. 8. gtaltbp
os .. 8. 8aIenta.
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sfpleIGrer oa airfe;anoernoas,

| 6ron os @reuoilIe @euigbeoer, 9ap Co..
9. Eat, or leoig. Ger bliper minoit 6 Moo.
neoers Stole ON Garet meo SON $50 gPoo.
neoen o9 aOit / StoIetioen; % for airf,.
lan9srbeItilltngenS25 Staret fra buer Ieuio.
beo og Sffer peo Sgitioernc. gn, iom ,nn
unoerptie I Sang % for @renoius Mcuios
beoS Seotommenoe ipile Sr9let, fursirQt.
tes.
IniS9ntn9er leoiaset meo Siouesbpro ON
SuellsbeO o9' ~triltelis 2iuspanocl i~ubieuoes
til Nep. Sob. @ranitou, gSebRer, Go. Sat.
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Iaben Sprreiponoautc,

u. $. Sc bill ptit faa fuIofraNi,
iteO, bpis Sc benpenoer Gem til ,n d
i]cctioner" / ben fore 9D, boor e bot.
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6. !. Sc moa beuosnbe Sem til Il
bert tonuerD6 Der oiI Sc tuuut foa
Sele.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14

e9maTlInen bar pt pruuer % rtoer Den a,
nGre beore, eno pt peuteoe til 8rtien. IiI
!tte bptte meo no8eu $50 Raitine. Iom
lGl9es al bore 9ocaluseuter. Sruat so genta
". &. Stpenion, gQstportb, '@iS.
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q. 3. "@eb grnen" Icrocs ittt DIN
:. o.. SObbelt tuIiur Iotron ta.ot.
Gn8cIf 1bitarbonuts Of 9atrou tau :
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Troi. Breckenridge aumoOer ole, bu,s
Stoler ilutter mart, at tomme til 9rcorob
S%nItitute p8 arbeioe meo bans Stupeutcr.
inotil Gountp Gormal aobnss.
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ond | Miunsictn, opoprtet %
uUu pilot, mar Citation %
Wlarfeo. Cob Sorobuuo %
TtoubindoiF Excitement. 2ape
9riIer % letts g~eiiHasIisr. Girip
efter Barter oa giriuIrrsr til
T. III. H0BE,
y 2O4 r. 9TH St st. Paul, MINI.
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Gcnturp Yiano Co., Riuntay

lite, Mint, bar i mango 2Iar pnyet 4
De Ieoenoe S~nuoeIsbuie / NorOucfrn %
2Ioen bar ben en- itprrc Gtod al 3uitrrr|
ter eHo noset anoet Sauoelsbus al bet 81
osit for Chicago. Set fore gutal Z2aI
iom oco bet aompnni or / here's GrbIta
ptouer ON en- me9et oiotnrntt 6ar0G,
bet er en- 6orngteIie at pioe, at en- laaI
6orretniRs er rpret fig for unosr glsi
al Dor Sanosmano Sr. g2. u. YauliOn. !
uO8en oerfor agter at tlpbe ct 4iano {.
Or9eI, iaa oil ri anbsiaIe at ltripe til Y
tiirp Ttano Co., ba nan oerpeo Fires q
Sarer, laue 9riier % lette 8~etaIin9svjIIa
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Milli0ler
Dollars.

ia be Spreneoe Stoters 8eaiertua for
Fort Glib iioeu u~oisuote ct Spranb til Sol.
let on ct Yam ona 100 giiQIouer Dollars
i9ulo, iaa iubifrtbereoes / Steoet oerfor
pmiriu9 900, 700, 900 Dollars; % iaaio NJ
bisie &eHSe itrsmmsr IND ira ale 9ele af
be 6oreueoe Stater, iaa er 10 bette ct ooot
Beuis oaa, at Renaetrrb ploere Der / yam
bet tie er iaa iortrptts, % bette buroe oRre
en- Bergen for, at sooe 3ioer M ltnar for
Tgreu.
Re al bore 2auosm9Ho, iom tpufer Saa
at tn9e Snmtlte, SlRet eIer Senner bicoper
for Sommeren, buroe tlgbe Slleter inGrert
mrlist. on Der life sr uogeu lloii9t til 8ris.
ueoirttelie. Suit, at ben i%tanotuopilte
Sbin9naaa Clinic er Den eHeite oirette
Basiusers 2snIe mslem gfetp gort o. Stans
oinapten. S%binspaaa Sinicns 9as.
iagerer beiti9er 5nrtgIet | SiaHotHnpien %
aaar llauo | Rem gort noeu Smbptning |
g~telemtlotH. Raar hertil tommer, of BIAS.
iaseterue fan tnle IL gtooersmnal unoer
belle ReileH. pil bet let moiees, at 5biuas
panaE Sinien er ben melt pas isnoe for
ps Stauoinaoer.
Seigs u9rmete ShiHsoaua.G geut euer
itrIu til SoueotoHtoret.
q. Wortenien & g.,
esrsraIassHtr for zsinsDaua. anisn
40 E. Kinzie ST., Chicago, Ill,
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6nbper eater, Der sulier en- 6arm !
Ct spbt nurit Settlement, mac IGis u. gRc'
Cartons apsrtisismeRt Der I Blnoet.
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ears advertisements her / GA
ON 6nrr'Sano ttIialgs / ct lltberit Ss'
ment. Reference: 4aForerue gIa8eINT
Sacobion.
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En- stor Excursion for Texa

LII SUI IAhU1 StOt1 III AEXa
ul afaau fra GbicasO lobe glurts for bet banis ps nOrre Settlement ss
cola, Os eutper 2unbtisber al so Ncres. lom re'ler rreo oenne Grhrfu1 h
fri Neiie. aanbet i gettlementet er al oct %frustbareHe etoen, osIa
40 til 60 Suibet Corn pr. 4cre, l Bale Of Cotton pr. &cre. lomRrtt ar
lamb. Sel,sssnbeoen pO eanbet er fun 20 gFil ira SOuItOn. aGms|
iunbt. Gi bar fuf sgluft. 9anoet irlses biaist us paa letr gainna
gnhpsr, iom gnFer at beltage oenne @rturfun ps life got fan tump
Chicago, br tjgbe 8iQet oa Gulf Colorado d santa See u. &. til surh
9sras, Ga ri mebes pa Gp9e. 5r narmere SrlDsninser fro inmet
tl9t til
Charles Peterson,
PIG Dearborn st. CHICAGO ID
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Ten ioi
frant g8iI
Then for
Car sr II
ion 9th |
iorsgauerNt
lls 9Ci i
Vrntrms Nh
bans salnlt
h Banter,
@iQian,S /
Ggtn men
ItHoe bleu
es Gnitn.
| TT bar en-
| hume bore
| han lite {
| ban bar 10
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asfets.
6orpIigteIier;
Retto adpitdI eiter at bape betaIt ale 7e
ppNt5 % TnrnItotstfsr

FNTE9 " UVIFIIHItIItt ...,...t....'' -"
ri. G. g.. 8erier, Rretoent. pa G. R. 4. o..
aasierer / " Hueibcit Gountp Yant, afG8jG y,
hplttodta % saa, at opentadenoe SpalsT q Is
etter Dor beoite Sru % GperbepisuiHg
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gla %
&ela8be8
Saas @tor
Chen opt
Gen itpritt
&es % 81
laraHcen s
Gur 10
brouN pua
&3rnperi
labst ia,
HrSnn9 Il
ringer.
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Msttr

| '9rate0es
Calls nreo
Saa Sed.
Raa Bic
| ioaRre E
saas Or
| SrSoanor
tNosnSiq
| Saas for
bis qse,
| kira.
Cen re
tet.' ga
| Va fprru.
| atsaps
| fRtS,s
| IN, ON
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q. z, gNtNW
q M tplr
Stl Mpperftpb.

Hh0e'ffebtt % beeoi8ei for ma Den ~ g iT
-., q 9 l' 5 '
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Notwithstanding
,g,oauf,no,fsn.

p,sse So,Srfngpr or for sterre Partier; we'd smassalg
or prtssrue naturligvts Idt heiere.
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..SSnoti
MI
vl ri gis,
brS: gnt
JONI fan i
paa ialln1
| Ntr fin E.
ton, beb.
Collars I.
Iar9anG
| Ses brett
| ai nu8e
| ct er |
| tiaisereS
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HER BEST.


sTIave you ever noticed the change II
sometimes makes
In q womar's face
Passive u may be. and dull and cold.
Neutral unted and commonplace
When the Sin falls on III How swift II
Meaning and color and soft cutlincs7
How strange new lights from the eyes
will slip,
Ard new tints blossom on cheek and lipl
Tho whole face softons and warns and
And the hair. a miser grown OVERHEAD,
Shows forth. of a sudden. nudreamed-of-
gold.
oh, there is many woman east and ives,
Must be IN the sunshine 10 look her best,
Have you ever noticed tho change 1t
fnafes
in q wcman's face.
And her heart. and her life. TIM. were
cold and dui
Ard slightly inclined 20 common place
When love shines on them? How then
breaks
Over her nature Il wavo of gold.
Bringing out beauty unknown before,
Mcllowng, widening more aud more
1fftinR her up til her eyes be hold
Ever new blooms for her hands to Gull
30 she and her He grow brnlitifuls
Oh there's never q woman east or west
her best
Cara W Erona,u
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TIE ILnnr GrARn c11,n.

What care "our rlrls" Tor the manen-
vcrs OF tho White squadron upon the At
lantic scahoard and the consequent sortles
-hy gallant snilors-upon the plazxas ana
into tho Casino Al Newport. So long as
w. have our Light Guard Armory and
ctr lAght Guard mon.
lecre was Siege ON ThursdaN evening
n ther hrnuItul roof garden, W IA mopu-
tght, cooling kali hrccYr~, bright ewes
Ghd dreams, In orSnndiys laccS nj flow
ers, on one Side, ana music, words ~ wci.
the other SIDE
The OCCASION was the usual Thursday
,,er'ainment WAS Messrs. j FcNN Illus
Ton, VIII W, Thomc;s aul W n Han
cock; The music VAS furnished hy an
excellent German hand
There was dancing ana promenad,nv and
Astronomical studies from the hAudaomc.v
proportional tower The Joyous cVcniI g's
N,'s" WAS Drought to c'rSr hV the COM
n"te rapitnlat on Of she IIeht Guard
on the watermelonS
As the deadly nachetos" flashed In
nc moonlight and We're hurried decn In
me hearts OF the luscious rVl,r fruit n
Sigh OF regret come from me oldcr Nom
p'is OF the party that their hcnws are
no lehset youns aud thciv digcstivc organs
70 ionger 10 h. trusted, Tho rdos,s n'
the evening were MIR and Mrs Y trh, Mi
and Mrs. Harry Flato. MIR ana Mrs
Frank Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Angle
Nr. and Mrs white GrinD,c. Mrs Matters
Mrs A. Huston, Mlssea Straw OF Dci
MaAlot of Austin. Miss Ainsi of vi PeSo
Mss Gertrude NonMeycr CORY Of Okla,
homa, Mss UathcarL Miss ptlgaio Us
ttnrnS, MISS waters, Mlss May Kidd Miss
MIS- Efhe Jones, Messrs. George Torrey
SchweiSdai, Chester Ireland sam Mell
benny. j.. Sterling Meyer. Wells KIRK
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why was William the Conoueror lror.,,
as me Bastard. and what relations Sn4 4WNn
CROWN ,"i,u ms
u.n,, NJ II.
Nhll"m's father was Robert. Duko -,
Normandy; his mother was Harley, a.
Arletta' daughter Of Fulbert. a tanner -,
f2Hlise; and they were never n,arrie,
ii'old was the most powerful noble Il,
england. lie was Earl Of Sussex and tho
sou or Earl Godwinc, the great earl lilo
nad been the actuaI administrator Of tho
Nlhsdom, but the confessor was not much
W man. and the latter recommended
'i'rod 10 the electors as n pronor suc-
c'SSor 50 Harold WAS chosen king. WIN
IAN had married q descendant of Alfr,a
me Hnett' Matilda OF Flanders. and thus
was IN some wise connected with the con
ieSsor' who was the last of tho sox
me The crown OF England however w.
o'"'lve' not hereditary, and NsroId ha,
ihs been elected by the wise mon US -.
real King Of England.
W nat was the religious beliefs NJ ,ro,,,,,
n, snakesneare, Milton, Lonyfsio,s,
hurhS' Dryden and Spenscrp 'SN''VV"'
LORD Tennyson. Shakespeare and snon
ser were members OF the Church ~ w.
s'and' although some attc n,t has no.,
,nsue TO prove that Shakespeare vas
''''nh Catholic. Milton wss q Presby.
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terrain. as was Burns: Lonpfellow was a
Unitarian; Dryden was a Roman Catholic.

Unitarian; Dryden was Roman Catholic
Why were tho Ncrthern soldiers in the
late war called Federals? Student.
The name has nothing TO do with the
old Federahst party, but It was given to
the Northern soldiers because they SUP
ported the Union or Feierallst govern
ment. in distinction to the states rights
troops OF the Confederacy.
When was the first postofflce establish
ed in this country? M.FH.
In 1899 the general court OF the colony
OF Massachusetts ordered that the house
Of Richard Fairbanks should he the placo
fer receiving OF letters from beyond the
sea. This IA tho first account we nave of
any postoffce in America.
Did the New York World ever issue an
eo non OF 100 pages; II so, how long ago
and for what cause? Henry Stamen'
The World issued paper of the st,e
mentioned about two years ago, in cele
hration of some event in regard TO ,ts
circulation.
WIN you kindly tell mo Jus. why silver.
instead ,,ia" Of gold. Is employed in trepan-
ms Carr.
Either metal would serve the purpose.
but silver IS less expensive and is conse.
aueh'iy preferred for that reason.
HOW long do man and wife have 10
ne separated before the State OF Texas
SiVes them legal divorce?
I'M.
Desertion for three years is considered
a sufficient cause for divorce In this
state.
Houston? y VI
Three thousand year.
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sl.MMER NIGnr coNcERr.

And the best Of all ways,
To leugihcn our days,
Is steal . few hours from the night,
my dear.
70 this end. on pleasure hcnt, through
tho yates OF the TuruVcrou garden
married couples. youths and IN iirns, and
last but not Toast thu blessed children.
Ihe weekly summer night concert at
dHN evening. Seated around tables and
uron garden hen hos steuing To wcot
strains OF "Lusisp!cl" from Professor So
gall orchss iTa upon tile lawn or the
mit,ufui "rWo-Slrp' from tho brightly
hRhtcd dancing han. Little children play
iug ia aud ont around band stand, under
the umbrella china trees and around the
icr cream tables presented "A most nlcaS-
nE ,ccuc and brought forth "A " sh from
th- unipoktr that Houston In her rapid
bounds toward metropolitan proportions
% Ehi have more OF these delightful
breathing spots
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THE POSTS LETTER BOX.

Crhls department Is intended to answer
questions that are of general interest. It's
facts and curious Information. Questions
Of personal interest only VIII not he an
swcrcd No business or personal al
dresses Will I've given. All correspondence
should b. addressed to The Houston
Posts Letter Box. Owing to the large
number Of questions received. answers can
not always he given prompuy)
lleasc give the vote OF the different
States for Cleveland and for Harrison in
toral votc) w n
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GAVE HER CONSENT
10 Have Her Correspondence VIII
hartman Published.

10 Have Her Correspondence With DIR.
hartman Published
ne following CORES pondencc with Mrs.
SAllie Davenport Bandela. Texas. speaSs
Tor itself. Tho lady is orly one Of no,
S.hIs who hay. been cured by Or. Hart
iNi al s ,rSs treatment, No case is pIb-
KS patent Al letters strio;ly contiden.
ms Sai NJ Texss. August -. ls95-Hav-
wsrn Rag Your kind offer to suffering
itsaru 10 N! case, | am Is Years of nre
xca rsNe neen troubled for about seven
iw MN hurting in my left side. very
n,s.,t IbIiwn, ! suffer great deal AZ my
xw,'iid,tmiy Periods. almost thrown into coll
y, rv ri me now Is not sufficient and
a rysa n''u " htst' Have been treated by
49, many doctors. but don't got vaH
r r,nsS gay 1t is Inflammation Of The AL ov.
hl 6and ioTisnTe Texas. September q 1851
M" t sssa much better. though my side huri
acieht 9! MY SefSr SS The now vas not 0 SUP r
trouble. l eNpectorate gres; d me some
b.eS e'e, e, TeNas, January 10, lSes,."II,vo
70 TAI, '' ,cng 10 write for come ti,,,
Ie-r'i-sa. have gone ecso uSSrNed from
cotld s i9r two months as neatly ~
fccI aIr nnu must say thanks TO Vol a.,
ommend Pe.ru-na 70 all M, ~. "a, ull' rec
Eand sun'prsh all that Is claimed TO- a., u
with m,rb isNas, january p. iSii.~i, l..
ronsont ~, Measure that | give my t,r
iIcn,;nn1 Tor yon TO use my letter faTE IN, ~
worthy med T cine do all l can for for Your Your
Send sv,,r, Mrs. salNe Davenno,,
trao.'u symptoms, duration nj ilinn..tu !.
man ANA niiieady received 10 Dr., u ana
sent promptly. Th nS aor treatment viii he
wSnss httle hook, written "xnra asi Hart
The Pc Tan get one free by a,idrcs Tor
coiumbus" I M Drug Manufactarinire SS eng
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SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

The bright sunlight ot Houston's social
world has--for the past wcek--hecu tom
pared with she sof, gray clouds Of sad
pess. the minor tones Of the dlrge min
sing with the Joyous notes OF tho
'donza."
Mrs, William Rice and Colonel Robert
brewster, two OF Houston's oldest ami
most popular citizens, have gone 10 u
resi- IN the shade OF Tho trees on Tho
other side" Tears Of rrgr,,t for thc la-
nrnted dead and heartfelt sympathy for
Tho living hay" .illed tho eyes ~ old ana
young che companions VI early times and
ehc yonths and Hun chIllr.n of tnlnY.
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In spite OF the warm summer weather
The culiurcu people of or state give cvi-
dencc OF keeping stop with those OF other
States along The lines Of intellectual de-
vclcpmeut Dcnison this week onttrtains
number OF elpcu,ion,sts of Texas. in
vltod there for tho purpose 81 organizing
state association. Houston mas been
honorrd by the selection Of Mrs. william
Christian "a its representative. Mrs.
thustians accomplishments IN voice cul-
turc and his,rionic power. coupled Win
her executive ability In presenting ora
matte aud living pcture effects, hus for
several years been the source OF much
pleasure 10 the Houston public.
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BIRTHDAY FErEs.


e. {, ~. N,'-'' ING "o'll ., % W
81 am 4 Ears III j,.ss..' ,,,,o 10 r,,.
parry ard gri some 90 l3 Aauka. 'ui,
II N.r1i8 4. fn...',r, ~
,iq ,S,r,,19. 81. "
,,...,er...,.. ., ...
>" lHs ""'nt| m> ''~''.'''
urban home ~ A. ,~f a., ,t.
"' "'N' 'N'-""i ID
=. -'.e1',' '''', l-'.'ie i'h''ii vas Her's'e-
n, han on5 Marion. wv. n-,.,, ,..,
r,,..,. So, ,..
$50 e,' "n-l'"5 N'n's' caught ny
sindows 70 the s,-.-, ,.,,4 .,,.,,t,.
'''.- "''" N''''"A-
a. we '''41'o'4s 9'lns reom--saYe the
sach CORNER O, In. t.ti. r no, ,'.iN az
entire COR ..,i,.ir-,. ,,ss ~ ilu..l,s ="
Nhlte-pie roses pink bonDous. eic. mo
,ens ara iainhp. Win mink RsSy r ~ IN
Inadr with irins. hr,.uni ih~r ltrcls rIr
eo ''tly cal.e was In the form OF a large
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Tbs rdece o. r~,ls,sl,.. ~ ,h., ,r,.,,.
. .s we hteo Yankee pie Hy some
pap-r ana uio, -. t',ts Mas made ~
which was IN, last ,li.i.----.1,sh KIT, ~,
i--a vtls ~ 90 ''fN'N' .itAt
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nlo,il.ns few an tT. 80. - NY
cios.d a most harm. rarN, We "'"NN
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sprong. Iauny Ilasuns Ruhv u.,''''
hItAaheia Wake. N,ttie II. iker W.,
Osfa Walker. M.adie Gaines Eii,h ~
uSSs- N%hel MihNl Flus,ent, Main IL
cree MihlN MGutc Mihul t;or.r,de n
chhus. Maut~ MicnRisS Hen. 4 49,, ~,
1roi T" SENS. Louise schcultz FdNs,,1
Slnf.t,s' - swinf III. Howard Smlfb a., "a
aau.,sslL STANLEY RraN Norman ;,,r,,'
lN'1 ~ ING u@'rse Martin Alvin Nh.
Jah, 1l w Mems. I.cwcllyn Wo,ms
Tr, ,, So Aitrei Murphy Ahns;cad
'''" "c'S"h !! ines.
Pc, -
Tr,1rsS, V1 my 70 our birthday PARTY.
go 80, nuas, Jury . iNN. :, :. AZ oui' papa
-. ll,.ta mouse. san Jacinto strc,f.
$1,000 S'i' sVn SNtNns
laura Hazel ttiSelman.
clarence Curtin Gt3stimau.
And ihe following hap,y ,h,,.,,
trcupng IN: Tburza 49,, ,.,s V''"'
So -, 'N'T''''' f'ana DcAly.
H'N'nae HohIman, Anna Lee Dunn. p0.s
Horn. Lulu Snrallws.,a MAJ.
Abhle f;rr.,,>,h ~, innmas'
49, a.. 'Ni'N 'SeASellnan. Ger
uune MAchauN, Mauds Miehaiix sv.,
falhenhurg. I.eota u;runara t,,,'.,,
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SEA voYAGING MONEY!

Niarksv'lle Times.
cant , do Is certain; the people Of rex,s
snsnds most Of '' lis t,m m1,h ,sI money that
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Until further notice It Is respectfully re-
auested that all cs mmuncations intended
for the Society Editor lie sent 20 care OF
the Bristol hotel.
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and candies and all manner Of goodies.
The birthday chkes--one Al eAch end OF
she long tableware In The form Of the
TEXAS star They hal hcen handsomely
embossed by loving hands. Five tiny
Sighted candies apnn one and elah; upon
the other were finally blown oui by rose
and each child passed from the vcrantah.
a ltile basket OF incrrs,ed German silva
iiiied with candies and fastened with
bands OF ribbon was presented as .
souvenir Of a very happy day.
Mrs. ]. II. Jonas gave q pretty little
childrcn's party Monday afternoon at her
home. COO Eigin avenue complimentary to
her Two ch.ldren. EihrIdgc and Adeline.
aud their little cousin. Margaret Hayes.
who is visiting them from Dallas. Al
though the weather VETS uupropittolts.
about thirty-nve little ones, between the
AGES OF and u. gathered on The lawn
and played until I O'Clock. whap they
mairncd into the dining room ana were
served with dainty 'eircshnenis and con-
fcciions Mrs Jones' Was assisted by her
young sister Miss Maud Rust Miss Yer
nic Naughmer. Miss Georgia ;. dswick
aud Miss Dora RaNtcr, Mrs. Jones Iuoth-
cr, Mrs. y. Il. Rust OF Houston. and sis
ter, Mrs. " Z. Hayes ~ Dallas, also
Mi,sdafncs Fellows stone, ward aud SUIT
ton enjoyed the childish instrument as on
lockers
mo PROFIT grows whore no pleasures
ta'en" 1'lrn YOUNG Peopl. $ Society OF
Christian Enicavor enjoyed II delightful
trolley ride Tuesday evening. Assembling
in the chapel Of the First Prcshytc ian
chuNh. the party took the special ear
which was iraiosccnt with its many col
ofa lights aud pro cssiea over the Urin-
opal Tins %; tho cisr.ti, street car 81 -
TEN Mrwiy from an improVisd choir
with songs of love and songs Of praise,
Heated o-t upon tht air. Toward u o'clock
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Mrs. Amelia II. Mohl sends glowing ac-
counts OF returning health and OF the
Peasant pastimcs OF the numerous guests
az the SAN saba hotel. Mrs. Mohl WIFI
doubtless have many interesting items to
rNC to her readers when she resumes
her position in "Socictys Realm" next
Sunday.
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on dit that tho bachelor who was
wounded IN the THIRD ward on Wcducs
day evening WAS not struCk by wheel,
mother dl1 he stumble on an ancient
plank walk, but the injury come from an
encounter with Cupid
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NJ Janle conn.ll enler,alnel few
A rLENsANr EVENING.

There wcre parlor games, music, chat
ting merry laughter end--lore It be writ
ton love making at an Informal enicr-
talnmen, by Mrs. w II. Jones'. in her
attractive home, on Friday evening Cool-
nE rttr shurnf- were @crVsi and mll-
night brought TO close u very pleasant
evening Mrs JONES quests wcro Mis-.
Sinie Mira j. Bering. Mrs. 5 Il. TWcy,
Misses J'etnno,le Aiiep. Mamie Hanna
h1rtara : her''ius, Ruhy McGuwtn. Ada
McGoW"u. Mouir Davis, Resslc Huge-s.
Alee t"e. Susie ltLwiov, Carrie 1nha-
tetro, Louis Rankin. Hattie Rankin. Louie
KAUFMAN. Netue Lockart. e. frost. En-.
Frost i2siene Morrison Artie l<uykcndnlL
h. McLcliaml Louie Todd, NJ Collier
loiA iiurirN and Aessrs rh..p Etrus.
u 'harie. Il rlng Ben Boring G;is
Icync. } u. Norwood, Lee Campbell, T.
i,'c, T. e. T.ty, l.; " Shoidon. \.
li.l!. Boring, G.. Hurley Fru.t. j Me
Iceland @. Moore. w Il. Joncs, Jr,