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fatiguing than that of badminton,
punch is substituted for tea, and this
constitutes about the only difference
in their way of entertaining.
The Amusement club lie probably the
most popular of all the arrangements
for having a good time III a thorough
orthodox manner during the Lenten
season. Twice week the guests meet
at the home of one of the members,
and not until they are assembled in
the parlors of their hostess do they
have an idea of the entertainment pro-
vided for them.
Sometimes it is a quartet of famous
singers, it may be great actress in mon
ologue or a company OF players in one
of their quaint old comedies, when so
SO little upon the scenery and stage
fittings.
One OF the leading lights OF the
Amusement club has ARA nged for Lieu
tenant Peary to give an illustrated lec-
turs upon the Arctic regions, and this
decided novelty will suggest un-
dreamed-of methods of entertaining to
ingenious fellow members.
Ths Theater club, with Miss Louise
McAllister, daughter of the lamented
Ward McAllister, as director-in-chie,
reserves for Lent to compensate for its
deprivations the pleasure of seeing all
of the new plays. A congenial band
of thirty may be seen in the best seats
at the very best plays on any Thursday
evening. After the play there is an
informal but thoroughly enjoyable
supper served at the home of whoever
happens to be host OF hostess for that
evening.
Most of the matrons who have COM
fortably settled their young daughters
in pretty nests of their own, and who
have no marriageable sons over whom
to keep watch and guard during le
enticing season of sewing class and
badminton games, with the coming of
Ash Wednesday sail for Europe; they
betake themselves to the baths and the
cures to get their figures and complex
ions in order before going to Paris to
lay in all of the wonderful wardrobe
which is to astonish London during
the season, and, later on, to be won
dered over at Newport and Bar Har-
bor.
There is still another way the New
York woman keeps Lent, and it seems
to be the loveliest way to find health
and to bring back beauty and color to
the worn-out society belle.
There are retreats arranged in many
of the converts near New York where
women of every creed may 60. No one
but ths Mother Superior knows the
names of the new inmates. There are
few rules to conform to, and without
and within the walls, from the tiny
The herald., 1896-02-23
GOSSIPS AND SEWS IN THE AFTERNOON

After couple of hours of sewing,
laughing and talking tea is served, ard
with it come ali the young society fell
lows in town. After the hot cakes and
tea are we'll discussed some one goes
to the piano and there is the gsyest
sort Of dance, minuet, Virginia reel
and cotillion mingled in the most reck.
less fashion. After the dance there is
up or down the avenue, with the sew
ing maiden who is dearest to the heart
of the young fellow who walks beside
her.
Among the pleasures reserved solely
for the Lsnten season are the games Of
The herald., 1896-02-23

badminton. house tennis and bowling
Badminton is an old East Indian game
much like bsttledore and shuttlecock.
The young ladies wear soft, loose shirt
waists Of silk, and the men choose ten
mis- shirts Of much heavier weight
than those worn in Summer.
There is usually prize given to the
girl making the best score for a series
of games. Mrs. Oakley Rhinelander
and Mrs. John jacob Astor divide the
honors about evenly. Light refresh
ments are served during the entire
game, and there are always some of the
patronesses present to pour tea and
act as hosteeses.
The roll of the Knickerbocker Bowl
ing club shows the same names as that
of the Badminton club, for only the
most aristocratic members of New
York society can belong to either. As
the exsrcissSof bowling 10 much more
The herald., 1896-02-23

General Weyler ought to understand
that policy of massacre or of war on
non-combatants will not be viewed
with indifference by the people Of the
United States. They wish to preserve
their neutrality, but ii the Armenian
butcheries or anything like them are
to be repeated in Cuba the unfitness Of
Spain for even claim of sovereignty
over the island will be demonstrated.
-[New York World.
The herald., 1896-02-23

room, with its snow white bed, to ths
great chapel with its stained glass win.
dows and the low, sweet singing of the
nuns, there is peace, which does not
seem to be of this world.
No charge is made for the beautiful
rest time. and the voluntary contribu-
tions placed in the chapel box vary
from the thousand-dollar check of the
millionaire to the dollar of the SELF
supporting woman.
The herald., 1896-02-23
BRAVE CLARA BARTON'S TASK
Tie Odd Armenian Quarter in
Constantinople
WHERE HER WORK BEGINS
The Red Cross Is a Beacon of Hope
to the Oppressed
WHERE HER WORK BEGINS
Hundreds OF Refugees From the DesoIated
Districts Sheltered There-WiiI She Be
Allowed to Enter Armenia?

Clara Barton is now in Constsnti-
nople, where she will begin her work
of aiding the stricken Arm remains, un-
less the double-facsd sultan completely
blocks her purpose. But Miss Barton
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to visit the districts where the massa-
cres have taken place, and mingle un-
hindered with the afflicted people.
The complexion CT eastern affairs is
changing every day, however, and it
may be deemed good policy by the sui
tan to give Miss Barton free access to
all portions Of the empire.
The herald., 1896-02-23

Penurious.-'Gamsly never treats
anybody, does he?" "Treat? When
he's thirsty himself he just gets out
his telescope and looks at the dippsr."
-Chicsgo Record.
The herald., 1896-02-23
Enough to Make One Tired

A Swiss statistician has take the
trouble to count the number of steps
he took in walking during the whole
year. The number he finds to have
been 9,760,900, or an average of 25,740
steps day. Going still farther into
details, he declares that over 100000 of
these steps were taken in going up and
down stairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
BoLTlNC ISN'T CATCHING.
ne Roberts DETECTION Cuts Yer,
Little Figure.
NO NEW CONVERTS ARE BEING MADE.
Ven fsstsd uss rAinA the Demr e.ae,
Wui Lsss Very Few vo.es--roik
csusty For Cooper.

Austin. TEXAS. May x-Rernr;s from
neigheoring counties indicate no sprsas
OF the Roberts movement
Judge McGinn.s of L,sno was here 10.
day and said the Old Aloslae. letter
locked like Q bid for the '.ceafeseaoer''
vote ana he admit think tia; II he ran
Through he we.ifA draw nanyAo;os c.on
Culbcrson
lion J. II. Faue.an Of Williamson sc,i
Roberts announcement has crcAtt.s nc
sensAtion In his county aat thu; here was
sitt!e showing for the new movement
there
Governor Lubbock said he hsi bean IN
willing to believe that the Old Alculde
contemplated running for governor again
and that his announcement; was al ALSO
lutte surprise 10 him. So far g. he Is con-
cerned he Is not In sympathy viii such
moves ard VIII stand hy ta1 regular or
gant1eficl 10 Che end
u. NJ. Williams, the william son corrtr
ropulsst leader thlrks thr ofg-ce holders
Wi. prevail upon Roberts TO Withdraw
ana Is orpcse5 - having Tire Yaynasts h.
6o-sn him. He believes IS,.sfns' sun wln
and secs no necessity for Eolne 81 netr-
1Sopefts' movements when thu purs iave
q cinch
Ed. Anderson republican lc-acc- thinks
the Roberts movement vii nave tfe el-
feet OF rertying hopes @. the c. lvl.e
pcru,tsfs srd that II WEI nerve 1re-. 90
renewed efforts He fasnrs Is ~tf-tcti t--
p1hlirnr ticket And IS sppcsod So iulors-
arg Roberta or combining vita Other par
Res.
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TILE nrArII PEN \1rY.

Orange. Texas, May s--lns morning
the counsel for Defendant prcan peon, On
trin for murder. after nrhtins the casa
az every step unin tle state rested Gro
atcd some surprise by announcing that
TIE defense wouli introduce no testimony
ll, would rloal guilty and AK for the
ru,rcy of the jury. Counsel in feclins
address, T. INC Jury asked that ,hcy aaaess
h.. puaishmf.f ct imprisonment Tor life
Tn Judge gave i''" jurS a lensthy eharsc.
ara ,Goy rat.so3 an1ui 80 o'clock. About
rl..s ibis afternoon tner rendered it
vca1.~r. an9nE rrNn Doom gnty of
NJ Ter IN - nrst degree" and assessed
a.. punishment al dcpin.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


iE's'd'n. Biackshear Thinks Good Church
Music VIII Reach Sinners.
llillshoro. Texas, May S-The intcrnu-
u'',l sunday school convention adjourned
,mst neht after passing the usual comp!i-
menlaiy resolutions
PRESIDENT Blaokshoar. when the service
wa. concluded, said, II don't know how
,""i linrfrss.s You, but | believe | could
'alse mat band .poiniug TO the orcLcstr,.J
~ 20 on N the streets aud win souls 10
1ui,s' W" nave been coming to il and
n'INlns tor 1t a long time and / believe
II hth come AT last. | believe we maze
u"uRht 'ne heynote. believe the gospel
mlrtnui Of the future that will revoIlitlon.
we me world VIII be bands like this. com
pos.i OF consecrated young men nnd
"V''''n' posleVe thnt music Is the KEY
nVt' ana that we can save by song those
a,i AVN, nt,'".nihg cant reach. may be
"n.hhoeu, hut believe that 1t is the
method that is destined TO save The
I'll. We Meet Again" WV" 40"
,.rhhe hendictlon was pronounced NV Rev
Miilinm Anderson OF Dallas and tho con,
Nchllon stood adjourned '"N W."
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WHARTON s.rs IT

Wharton Texas, May s-whs-'en
democracy tas tho-o'gg MY di=,1~ss1 ;he
probable candidacy OF ,ae Ga Aicai5s,
and they VIII have none q y. - trr'h.
though soiDe htLc ois ererer cxists 49,
swe4si ttc6h wings o. the dcrenrary -
10 -sse manner and ~ ~ cai.4E rri-
sIiari.s sA-S hoaGinr The county convention
f4stA sides are strS iCs.- cat = "a evltNs .fA
Asit few followers can De- fau-- or hatlf
1-s5 Inc bolt The regular t-lf.e rnaiT-
man. Major / y I@s.ris. wl'n .,. g liAr
cre-s'-.ve committee net ies; ~rre sa4
f-o,ach thar thns- tn rr-.h.1 81.
holding rfrr,sci rI1ce<tuEs. s>-ftre fef Cav
f7r convrrtjcrl lsan = .slcy vsrr .' II
The declaration ths; rney -arer-. rfa c1sy
Dudley as the oeryscc-iatic 81. atfuisa ana
viii send Delegates to ihA regular cat4-
y-eurtc.a
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Banquet Given by tht Bicycle Club--Guv,
birth to Irlplrts

ilitN 10 fIll'tS.
lirenhnm, Texas. Moy S.-.The Brenham
Bicycle ciuh, iarsc aud hourishing or
s"nlzation here. rendered an elegant ban
quot TO tho club and friends at the TX
change hotel last night The county judge.
mayor. city council and board ot county
commissioners were especially honorel
siirsis, as the object OF the e,ab was to
get up some enthusiasm ON TIA. improve
mont of roads ma streets. Enthusiastic
speeches were made by large uimho'
of ihn guests and the guests partools 81
an excellent spread
An unknown man Attempted 90 hurelnr-
ig0 the residence of Mir Iotnc Inst u'gnt
on South church street. but was discov-
rrai uui meGe h.s es,upr ny good ruQ.
Mrs. Wclnen, wife OF Mn Fritz W'0-
nian, who roii4es s.N mics north OF the
'i'y, yesterday gave hHih TO fsiplets all
girls TIVE uyeiagN weNhi OF which was
acvcr pounds iuc.Guartctte, mother and
chliron. all d"its Nrll
'fhe Chorpeli lnl W'nliy Cater IS TO
No the name Of the pnpcr 70 We sia't.a
At chaprell Hiil June w Mr.. ~. w Ram
KIN.
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10 tire June sth primaries WIS ADOPTED
The form G. the tickei 10 be. Fer or
asains. The Unlimited free COINAGE OF goia
,a;fa sllNcf as Standard money witaca; dis
crim.uatlcn .gaias; eiiacr ct ratio OF
- 70 /
\ resolu;sen undressing the state admin
,stra'ioa ana luSirlcSlfg for Cpircrsor
ami The rGt.rs State ticket was odopie i
unanimously: ulSo ENDORSING tde action
81 Representative FeAEon ald Instruct
.s.c foT his rrnomlaat.cD unanimously
: molten 10 irsiruc; Cor Cooper for
CO. rf,sS-.i Tot. Z aFalnst-wns made
Irafiaugs
vos ordered for the arsi Friday in Az
gNlSf
+ y Ncecc Vas eieciei chairman fer
iac ensuing terra
\ notiCa requiring al PARTICIPANTS IN
primary elections e pirdcNt tew>ctves ~
sufrort TIC f.sst; .roiT pres Dent 10 CON
ste BE was asserted
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.

sah antonio Texas, May Sat today's
s sVis,on OF The Episcopal council an in.
a ;s amounting to 500 was clea re-
svF,,,tin nv" ',,, ueihs rnised by popular sub
John r. Jefferson WINS na,.,ss,,,o,
eoS,n, ~, Nndrews parish. seguin, in the
II was decided that observation-disclosures
hmSs rcslllar lelefates. Gould hays no vots
~ 'nn eoiNora'ion. but rouid enter mo
49, dlscusaiOns '"'N' '"'o
Ihe committee ON oduc,,lo, rcportea :,
yen, IN aliiai,on mat one Sunday IN eaoi,
Rev q ,Gto',h 10 the ciu,a 'ionl work.
s MsTs elected delegates /, ihe missionary
N.rr hs from May 20 Am, ., WI" "sc ~
hoh,sht iiishon Thi,l, n, &, J,,,.
''s"s'eu 10 lurse audience on missions.
c., HIS LAST SERMON.
,r,,o ieNas' May frey. J. A. An.
W" WI oiheiate for the last time In q,
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wrrARToN RAISING HOGS.

Wharton, Texas. May s--The people OF
this county have no, taken TO politics
n the extent That agriculture has been
neglected. Massls. Donovan Aud rldrlIge
I'm tho upper edge OF this county VIII make
.hOwl,g thls year On magnificent
scale. They have in aud In sppe-b -hape.
ispJ Of WheriuD's chOie. acres divided
as follows; Eight hundred and MY in
cotton, 80 IN corn and so 70 sorghum,
For this last they have now over 1000
head OF imported hog stock and viii
use the sorghum as feed during the som.
mer months They expect 10 double the
number OF hogs by next year and viii
plant feed siuns accordingly.
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200 Alamo Plaza NJ
IS ST. Charles ~" b
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CALVERT SCHOOL.

Calvert. Texas, May 1.-THE aa
board me, Friday and re,ele, II ", y
,nt corps OF teachers, WIZ ~. Mr. Az
% the vacancy caused w IL M 4
sons resignation. for tnr ia IN MI
term of 1861. The schooi W, wv Il
the summer May %. after q wa
tory term. 49,, .,,,, thr.t9
jim Brennn has Med SUIT y. , ,s. 4
nam q Purdcm. for tS'p a rar,FI a
the Houston and Texas Is e h,,,.s|
for putting him of the tran, !. M Y, ~
vert and iioarne one night 'as'
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without Il she would ioss n. n
her eyes, the fullness Of hef tsss{.
vivaeity: Health brinrS III NJ
but health means more ina ~
think of. Real health uus ~ ~
woman is really wosisn. - !.
strong and perfect In seSr, =.
as in every other. THAI IN 4
performing perfectly The dui;ss ~
ity' Upon her strength h thEe'ss
to large extent her rehenl Su3
good looks and her attractlvssss' i
women are born stronger M. J.
Some are born with vhet \ 's ~, b
st'tutional weakness" MI ~ y.
women to retain health al a,esss
II Is for others, Some setu iiScSI
thing they like, whenever M ~
cut serious results. Still, IN M
son why women should Id ~
health. Those who do not ~ H.
the proper precautions and D. ~
edy to become perfectly vi 81 +
DR.. Pierce's Favorite ptescfip6A 81
any arrangement of the distinct, "
organism. IT is absolutely eeft1!a r
are some who have neglected th,,.I
so long that complete cut, |, pnt|
possible. but even these viii snd \;
and improved health in the ne q Il
vorite Prescription" lthas curdiuI
of women who have received no NM
ever from years of treatment VA
physicians. 1t is absolutely uuicu !
history of medicine. Such / ,tsstl
be discovered only once. Then /, =
III the world like II, nor has there MI
Hundreds of things that evey wonr
to know, are contained in Dr.. Hsr,1
ical Adviser. which will be wnt hi,
free on receipt Of al one-e,ns It'd
cover cost Of mailing only. wahl
pensary Medical Association, 1uEa l
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uoTEL Az Ei.GiN.

BRENNAN, Texas. May s-A special to
the Evening Press from Elsln states that
,here was disastrous lire there at S.lo
o'clock Ibis morning. tho Lanrsirc hotel,
livery stable and Mr. Lanscre's private
residence burning and the large humber
ynrl narrowly escaping The 'lro WAS
nrsi discovered IN me hotel and several
travelling men sustaining tho loss OF thcir
trunks ana yalses one drummer cs-
capped win only coat and vest. The loss
Is considerable, Int whether covered hy
insurance or not vas not stated
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FROM THE SAW MILL REGION,

Kaun;ge. Texas May 7.-Picase AM
nounc. through your columns that M,ss
Vaughan Mcdonald OF olive. Texas. "a a
contest ant for the sch,arshr offered b.
coupons Miss Vaughan enters he conlest
rs the saw min girl, and Is IN every way
worthy OF the favor She soicits at tho
mas fair ENGLISH education, is accom-
rils in music and painting. ard nov
wishes In secNrts. a more perfect business
cfucaHon. l.etall who viii c1nfer thus ia
'or Oh this worthy young ,udy send thor
coupons 10 her Mt the above aalrees hV
May ie. or 'lrcct 10 the paper. to TO placed
20 her credit. A Fricnl
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ONE FARMER KILLS ANOTHER.

Texarkana, Ark, May A'-Ne9torday a.
BloonIblrs. II small town Twenty-Five
miles south Of here, Frank sheppard ANA
James Is. Westbrook engaged in a dl>i-
Guilty, In The course II which the IN trr
shot and mprtally Wounded the former
Hoth sro white mon and pro- porous farm
ers OF ihat loealny; ne iroHp's was The
kindled hy u recent dispute over a land
trade in which each wns interested. After
the killing Wcsihrook escaped ana Is
sun ut l.rGc.
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c1A1,,rn nY A NrcRs.s'.

Dallas. Texas. May o. .,ssss
Englishman. who for yes,' .s..,y,
terlay. Minnie l.awrenr 4 s.r.r, a
was known as his hoa,s sitps
wifo's share in his esi11 c, spital
they were married az ,S, ~
hy a negro preacher IN 40"
IL being held.
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THE GOVERNOR At KERRVlLi,i,.

Krrr,4,ie, Texas. May S.-Governor rni-
herson arrived On ioday's train and WIS
met at the station hy Captain Charlie b
Schre!ner. Hon. T. NJ Paseha! and u.
T.. nurnty. \ rocspton was rendered tae
.sovernor nj the st Charles hnfel IN com.
'sry wlfn the csty's most DISTINGUISHED
oiAciuls Governor Culbstaon eNpr"ss' j
himself a. being highly uieaaed WitA gas
section Of ;hc SiaAs and speaks N fat
terlnlc terms OF the progress mad thriii on
a.. farmers Nnd rarcANen on n" north
western branch OF the Arkansas pass. ilc
governor departed At . y. ~. for Frede-
Iirk burg. and Will return to THIS city
tomorrow night.
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NrMI Aaelssann

Cameron. Texas. May :. &c. T I.everc,t.
CITY assessor ANA collector, tendorca ms
resignation last Wednesday and Mayor
q. J. Lewis appointed Il l. MeCaifa IN
he stcai Tlo cltY council CONFIRMED tn.
aproln'fnen, ana Sir Mcralla has qusii-
ia anI entered upon the daties OF his
office
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SERVICES AT K1RByvlllf
Kirbyvil,e. Texas, May Ire, Y
Ward White is to preach here arl
day.
yoAKtrM NorEs.

Yoakum, Texas, May S,-Thr \
slight wreck on the Aransas Paul.
miles ives; of ioakum. Two frs,k
were derailcd and considerably =,
up. block NJ up the road for seyefa +.
No one wa hurt.
the j n Goodwin BANKRUPT Y
drugs was sold nj public auction ~
ana bought IN by II. B. LeonaE
A little girl, a iaughter Of Nh y
came near being killed on the SUI.
terday by horse and brgU
over her. she was Knocked w.
s,.uI cd on by two Of tho horAsl!a
injuries are quite severe, bas'aN9
sarilv fatal.
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4oa..ton. Iexas May s-Deur SIT:
pi,sac place taesc - coupons 70 in9 creli,
" r4un J asu daiae an can Cor r F. am
w9l 90 better ! know That -Ae. wAl Pc
fer 1irls dom, Won Gnd inc ~ a''f I
r.fr17 niu coming again a'i i'ouhle iuY
number " push ard plenty OF .Nfr'.f'
,.oi All .urcosa. Coda
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ATTRACTIONS FOR SUMNER.
Galveston Getting Ready To Enter
tain Her Visitors.
THE SEASON TO OPEN TOMORROW.
Godow.ky Il" Give "A Return Reclta'.
BICYCLE Exhibition In Connection
win Good Rnads Convention.
THE SEASON TO OPEN T0M0F


Galveston, TcSas May Sine summer
seuson at the reach VIII be formally
opened on Sunday next. Inc bis notes
Is not got open for the reception of guests
md tho h,r olvmulo. win it's numerous
- ' 49, -, -,
sur ouhdiiS ATTRACTIONS. lhc.ullne lne
midway 1nI we summer 'hHea,er, WI no,
he IN luii elasi, iYf ''c Duiiuiiss are no,
competed MA inc attravtioiis are ho'
on we ErouhI nul mere VII ne , ornsr az.
i;Tactons' ineiuding II oo.cer' ps Ito'essos
l. ni' ptIg p1hu vh tuc pe"yn iaMh
ana urnassen sur, naaning; LOT IN s ,he
clai days past ne passehSs! 'r,uIiS On we
lines OF street runway isaalag 10 .ne
o,ach mas peeh puilc heaVy anu .He ua.h
houses have been very iI9eraii,y patron,
N..r ,i,er NV i, ;s nnNu ana the numhei
OF PERSONS to be seen toying with the
waves is increasing rapidly. The lawn
concerts 10 lie innugurated SUNDAY VIII
.c continued Throughout thc season. IN.
d' IT hu,ht ni 'ne w ii'pid S"iVctts, put
VIII only be given on sunday evenings
until the beach holcI oiens. winch VIII
Ne about the last Oh the present month";
nAl3A SLOW.
,rh.-o ,,.,s sor,e,blnc or a crush Mt
"' '"'." VI
cath,dial hall TINS afternoon. as might
have been expected. with such an at
,ro..tion .,e Il, bahv show There has prob
LIZ ~ VS., = 49,, ...,,, ~ ,l,is NV n, any
Tic preyiousiy such an agsregation OF
niaN!lie humanity aud various stages
80, d al. b.
E,.i',ll,al nail for ,Gn sol. utirpose OF
sr,in,r II. hahies HOE was iurthor In.
,liic-incnf In th., way of les ana flowers
.nnd lnncinr 10 draw the older young
:, nfls mi prn,rssor Perrv's TEXAS
Nm, han1 v,ns on hand tn furnish the
M l., v,5h ~, nIsistSi,,,s Of the babies
nttd nan :; a,rioDl, III. l,ils nhdisa,pd I'm
$500 AZ ,Vo;, oiiNr b.othnrs and s,sters
'rt,fc ,,e,n ton ,rtz,s for thn hahlcs
,,,,,.6t,. frn,n nnnths tr 4 wears Of nae
ard th6 nNn,hrr Of Gisnlp6lntod mothers
was Tn eNeoss of he greatly pleased
me alia'r was under ne d,ryction ana
i M, i,e Sv,,',s tia,,,n ana pnitad n
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EAST TEXAS pREsBYTEsf

Moscow. Texas, May 7.-0rans, y
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East Texas presbytery,
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accepted by Rev. +. 4. Robblas
Rev. John Van Lear and Captii
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w. White and NJ. C. Alexander u I
mates We're elected commissioner U
general assembly.
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ship TO the Commercial College, whioh
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champion daily paper VI the Soutn, an!
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