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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-18
! PLEASANT REMINDER.
Directions for Making an Autograph
Book for Summer Visitors.

Directions for Making an Autograph
Book for Summer Visitors.
A guest book is new and linz
portant addition for theguest cham
Der.
II of ON ingenious turn of mind,
You can make guest book that will
be even more pleasing and artistic
than the most expensive one you
can buy.
First get some white hid for the
cover. Cut it in the shape and size
Of the ordinary seven inch blotter,
Of % large as fancy and inclination
This can be painted in any pretty
design spray Of wild roses, or q
fight Of swallows-but be sure to
leave space beneath your design for
the lines appropriate to the purpose
Of the book: The lettering may be
put on with silver or gold paint. If
inclined ito drop into poetry" pos
sibly you may be inspired to write
an appropriate verse for tho guest
book; failing an inspiration, the fol-
lowing verse is suggested:
Abandon care, oil SO who enter here.
And lay aside your sandals: rest and cheer
Await your coming. md tho tired feet
Have need OF cool. refreshmcnt from the heat.
Repose beneath our hg tree and our vine:
Unconscious be to thee the flight OF time;
And. when the waking comes. cat thou our
bread
And drink to fullest measure
Ere you leave US. write in full and plain.
Upon these guest book pages. date and name:
They shall be pleasant memories to awake
Yourself recording angel for our sake.
Within theguest book, upon sheets
Of plain paper, either white or azure
blue, let dates of day and month ap-
pear with some dainty design in
water color-a flower here upon the
margin, q cupid or o little woodland
scene. ---e~.---.4-.-.-
The guest book, if Of any proper
ton, may have o table to itself, or it
may very well be placed upon the
writing table, which should be found
in every well appointed guest room.
IN. Y. Journal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-18

-Akenside produced his MASTER
piece, Pleasures Of Imagination, I"
when he was %.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-18

RHEUMATISM CURED IN ADAY.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to s days.
It's action upon the system is remark
able and mysterious. 1t removes at
once the cause and the disease immedi.
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benefits; 20 cents. Sold by Cunning
ham Bros. & Co., Druggists. Clarke
burg. 18-6m
Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises.
scalds, burns, are quickly cured BY De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye, the great pile
cure. B. ]. Criss. %. 8
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The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by indolent ulcers and open
sores. De Wits Witch Hazel Salye
speedily heals them. II is the best pile
cure known. r. j. Criss. SO.
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New Hampshire men are called
Granite Boys"
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Those who want to take out
shares of Building Association
stock should remember that they
can commence any time with the
Home Builders Building and
Loan Association. You don't
have to wait for the end of a
series or year. but the books are
always open at D. K. Reed & Cos
store. 21tf
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You should carefully read our
Sutton letter on 9Th page.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-18
OHIO : UNIVERSITY.
ATHENS. OHIO

A thoroughly equipped institution
for undergraduate work, with facilities
to give instruction in Music, Drawing,
Painting, Modelling and Business.
Free library OF Il, 600 volumes. Labo-
rator1es for Original research in Biolo.
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And drink 70 FULLEST measure.

Ere you leave US. write in full and plain.
Upon these guest book pages. date and name:
They shall DO pleasant memories to awake
Yourself recording angel for our sake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
NEUROLOGICAL.

MRS LUCY LEE - Magnolia Springs,
Texas January I.-Mrs. Lucy Lee. wife
Of ]. II. Lee Of this place, died Of measles
yesterday. aged IS years.
MRS CHARLES ]. sHEPARD-Fort
Worth, Texas. January 23.-Mrs. Charles
j. Shepard. the sister or CONGRESSMAN
Bell. lied thi, morning, after a long and
distressing ILLNESS
MRS NJ. L. STACY-worthing. Texas.
January a.-Mrs NJ. E. Stacy died yes
teriay evening at $50 o'clock. January 20,
OF cancer. at her mothers home Mrs
NJ J. Veal. aged IS years, months and
10 DAYS.
NINETY YEARS oLD-victoria, Texas.
January % An old coored woman named
Mary Dorsey. said to have been - years
of age. died in this county Tuesday ana
was buried Yesterday. She has lived in
Victoria for lfty years.
ESTHER pAUGHERTY - Magnolia
Springs, Texas, January 2.--Dled at this
place yesterday at 8 o'clock D. m. OF
measles Esther Daugherty, the le-months-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. George paugh-
erty. u Dublin Erath county. Texas.
JOHN r. NEIr.-Abilene Texas. jan
uary 22.-John b. Neil living near BuHalo
Gan In this county, died yesterday from
the effects OF cancer. He was buried here
10 az. He was formerly tax assessor of
list church ana the Masonic lodge. lie
was very highly respected citizen.
MRS. e. j. CBOCKER-Granger Texas.
January 2S--Mrs L. J. Croker received
a stroke If apopleXy yesterday at noon.
from the effects of which she died at s
o'clock IN the afternoon. IN the list year
Of her age. Mrs Croker came to Texas
from Mississippi in 1857. She leaves two
children, Mr. j. f.. Croker and MIS- AtIke
iodshauser Of this Tlace
MRS. SUSAN +. GREGG-Iuling, jan
uary 2l.-Died, at the family residence in
this city. yesterday at 80 p. m, Mrs
St.an f. Gregg. aged 40 years. Thu
funeral e rvices took place this evening at
$50 p In, from the Church Of the An
ntnclntion. Mrs. Gregg was a native II
Wilmington, y. c, Mr., David Gregg, her
husband, is one Of the leading merchants
Of Luling.
]. p. WILLIAMs-Cold Springs, Texas.
January A-Mr. J. p. Williams, one of
Cold Springs most prominent merchants.
died here this evening at 4:30. He was
taken down about q week age with re-
militant fever end internal complications.
! MI. Williams came.tn Texas some twenty
years ago fran Ntrth Carolina and las
been prominent in business circles here for
some ten or Twelve years Mr. Williams
was a Knight of Honor in good standing
and a member of the Baptist church.
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ny MENEAL.

MCCARTHY EAVES - Grapeland, Texas,
January 22.-Mr. Robert McCarty and Miss
Onle Eayes. daughter Of Burrel EGves.
We're married last Sunday evening.
HOPPER CARMICHAEL -- Muldoon.
Texas. January 22.--Iast night Mr.. Ben
Hopper OF this city and Miss Eugena
Carmichael were married at Bethany
church, Rev. MONTGOMERY of Giddlngs Of
;iciatiug.
S-LACKEY-Austin Texas. jan
uary 22.-W n. Hodges Of Memphis ana
Mrs. Gertrude Lackey of this city were
united IN marriage this evening at the
residence Of the bride on Fourth street
Rev. pr Smoot ofhciated.
TALBOTT-M ALONE-san Marcos. Tex
as January % Mr.. William Talbot. one
of our young merchants, and Miss Zoe
Malone daughter 1f Mr. James Malone,
were married this evening at ! O'Clock and
took the southbound International train
for a short wedding tour.
CAPPS-S ALE-Bryan. Texas. January
2-F. A. Capps Of ltasca and Miss Kate
Scale OF Benchley wcre married at the
home OF the brides mother this afternoon
ana left on the sputhbound train for a
bridal tour Miss Scale belongs to one OF
the wealthlest families in the county and
was leader in social circles.
DOUBLE WEDDING--Temple Texas,
january 22.--Messrs. Al O'Brien and Jun
Allen, two young stenographera in the
Santa Fc Offices here. were, married YES
terday morning in Cleburne TO Misses
Bessie Driver and Fannie Ellis, respec-
lively. The happy young couples arrived
in this city on the night train and viii
make this city their home in the iu-
tuTe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
TIE HIGH COURTS
FIRST SUPREME DISTRICT

Galveston, Texas January e5.-The fol-
loving cases were decided today In the
court Of civil appeals:
Affirmed - International and Great
Northern Railroad company vs. henry
Williams. from Smith; International ana
Gres. Northern Railroad company VS. J.
W. Wooten. ir5n Smith.
Reversed and renlanded-lOfhcers OF CITY
Of Houston vs.. W. W. Smith. from Harris
Reversed and rendered - International
and Great Northern Railroad company IS.
Samuel Gieselman, from Harris.
The following motions vera disposed
Of:
overruied-For reAesrlng y. A. MorIiel
w Smith county. from Smith: 5. ". SVEN
sou vs.. Smith county. from Smith;
Kounize Bros. VS.. Smith county, frofa
Smith: George A. Bagley VS.. Smith county.
from Smith. Motion for both parties in
abov. cases. J +. Milhurr VS.. $. J. anc
Z. c. Smith. from Harris; a. c. Herndon
IS Andrew J. WICK from Harris.
Motion for rehesring granted and case
reversed and renanded-Missouri, Kan
sss and Texas Railway company vs.. II.
T Hauer. from Harris
To strike out statement OF facts. granted
ami staieneu, Of facts stricken oui--Mis-
souri. Kansas and Texas Railway COM
psny Us y. b. stafford e. al from Harris
Appellant to ne new appeal bond in the
sum q S.tp within fifteen days, OF appeal
VIII he dismissed, other g~ouuis Of Mo-
zion 20 dismiss overruied-Epsey NJ Zones
e, a. Us. j. 5 and ". NJ. Rice. from Ty-
Ter
Cases subrpittcd-Mary T. Harter ct al
vs. 4. c. Hern4ou e al, from Harris; NJ.
H.nzis W. w /. Moody & Co. from An
denscn, Alice Brinkiey 81 al vs. George
SInitl. from Po,k Houston and Texas
Central Railway company VS. William
Quinn, from y aller; l. D. POLK vs.. ". T..
Arirey. from Cherokee Tom Lee vs. Leo
poid ~ Mitchell, from Rusk. John III.
Rogers IS. Martha II. Roberts ct al from
Harris Missouri, Kar sss and Texas Rail-
way company vs. y. b. stafford ct Al.
from Harris. Western Union Telegraph
company, vs. Ed PrUett. from Harris.
In the case % ". y. Morrill, rs Smith
county. additional finding Of facts WAS
n-s1 by the court upon nation OF the APP
uel!ee
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SUPREME CorRr.

Austin, Texas, January .3.-Proceedings
Of the supreme court today:
WIZ OF Error Granted Br1wnsss. Mont
gomery, from Tavrant
Wr!ts OF Error RefuSsd-B1nnen VS..
Fr.nce ct AL from Kerr. Amory Manufac
turing company IS. Gull Colorado and
santa Re Railway company, from Dallas.
Allison ct a. -. fitkin 81 IL. from Hunt,
Noel ". city OF san Antonio from Bexar
" llcoX et ~ ". Galveston. Harrisburg
ana san Antonio Railway company, from
Harris Gulf, Colorado and santa re Hall
way company vs. Calvert ct al from
Brown San Antonio aud Arkansas Pass
Railway company vs. Harding at al, from
Harris Watson vs. Strain. from Kauf-
man. Mutual Reserve Fund Life associa-
ton ". Tolhert from W!lbarger Gulf,
Colorado aud Santa Fe Railway company
W. Jagoe, from Denton. Missouri. Kan
sas ana Texas Railway company Us. Hun
from Hays.
Reversed and demanded - Cleveland
School Furniture company vs.. Hotchkiss,
from Dallas,
Reversed aud Observation-Disclosures Ma
tional Railway company W., Jackson from
Webb
Causes subnitted--Bassett ct al VS.
sherFod ct al, from Brown; Cole ct al vs..
C;riggsby ct al from Dallas; Warren vs..
Dcnison ct al. from Grayson.
Causes Set for February 3-Milburn
Manufacturing company VS.. Peak, from
Tarrant; Jordan ". Meyers & Co, from
Bpwfe
KebeaTinea oyerrIed - Hartman vs..
Huntington. from Liberty; l<resle vs..
Campbell. receiver ct a. from Travis.
Application for writ Of error was grs nted
by the special court IN the case of Mullen
vs. Mutual Life Insurance company, from
BeXar.
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CEDAR BAYOU.
A Powder Horn Which Saved a Hero's
Life-Brick Making


Cedar Bayou. Texas. January 2f,--An
interesting relic OF The battle OF San Ia
cinto was shown to The Post correspon-
dent today in the shape OF powder horn,
The horn is about nfteer inches long and
around the center is attached a band OF
pure silver. inscribed with the words and
initials, III. T. W., born iTsS under the
nag OF Napcleon-" Another piece Of sill
Yer. attached lengthHise. with the M
scr.ptlon, Saved the lie Of II. I. W,
battle of San JRcintc. April y. lSss-" Just
beneath this inscription is g bullet hole
running towards the base OF the horn
where the bullet made It's exit. This horn
Is owned by Mrs 6. A. Barker OF this
place and was given 20 her by General
Sam Houston just before he left his nome
on Galveston bay for InAependsuce, TEX
as Mrs Barker has a number OF re-
ugious books I'd periodicals which were
presented to her by General houston
who was a frequent visitor at her resi-
dence while he lived here
The numerous brick yards at THIS place,
which have beer closed down for tne
winter. will commence operations about
the 10th o. February,
The hsavy rains which We had recently
set the farmers back for few weeks :
nevertheless plovlng has been wei ad-
yan,ed and a few days set back VIII
NOT interfere with early planting. cotton
ard corn will be extensively plantiu ana
in each Of these there VIII be large IN
crease in acreage.
NAssrs. Christopher Casey and Georfs
" Emerson viii commence the erec'lon
OF two haI dsonle residences al ms p4~'e'
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VICTORIA LOCALS.

Victoria. Texas. January IA Mrs.
Hahninau. who died IN the Garcia settle
msnt Tuesday. was buried hers yeatsrday ).
The funeral OF Mr.. stephen sitterle yes
terday was one Of the largest ever seen
here. lie leaves a very large number Of
relatives
- Turkish Bath" viii he presented at
the opera house Monday night by a com
Cany of mat name. 1t comes highly
recommended.
Bishop Johnston abandoned hts annual
uip to Port I-aYaca, Long Mott and Choc-
olate for tht present owing 10 the cOndi,
ton ~ the roads in Calhoun county, IN
conseguenc- Of tbs heavy rains cr the
/ past few weeks.
The leap year bali Of the Casino society
Tuesday night was a very large and most
| eElulable Affair.
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latter residing In Galveston. As officers
the directors elected VIM. wiess, presi-
dent; II. Potter. vice president; v. wiess,
treasurer; A d'Heeeccurt, secretary.
Mr.. Reed. The Post correspondent Mt
Devcrs, arrived at Beaumont at 4:So
o'clock this afternoon, having made the
entire trip on bicycle. Mr.. Reed says he
rode his wheel over the Southern Pacific
roadeed. which is nearly as smooth as a
paved street.
Tho Goodhue opera house Is crowded to-
night with an assemblage OF merry
makers who are passing the evening
tripping the light fantastic. The AFFAIR
a grand mask hail. is given by the Ladies'
Benevolent club and their success Is
greater than anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
WEATHER AND CROPS.

New Waverly. January 23.--The wind
has gotten back IN the north and 1t will
be freezing before morning.
Velasco, January "a good sim mother
is blowing and IL is hoped that II win
dry up the roads and fields. so that travel
and farm work can be resumed.
Lexington, January 23.--The wet weather
OF the past week has given way to IL
brisk norther. The ground will soon be
dry enough for farmers to resume blowing
Ganado, January 2s.-on account OF the
warm, moist weather the past week the
early vegetation is springing up and much
all through this region are planting fruit
trees extensively this winter ani the fruit
Industry here VIII be- large factor in
the future,
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rrxARKANA slrrATIoN.
A Prominent Lawyer Attacked BY an An
cry Woman With a Cowh'ie.

4 Prominent Lawyer Attacked By an An
cry Woman With a Cowh'ie.
Taxarkana. Texas. January @i.--IhH cow
hiding of i prominen, lawyer oy Z laoy
ls tn. latest Texarkaua sonsation- MIS-
". A. Bomar. wife " an insurance in"n
cf that name. who lately ieft here 10 zee
his fortune N othe- fields. went 10 the o.
nee OF Lawyer \. N Garrison 10 seek
legal advice and. during ner cah, sne
claims tina, Garrison irsulie1 her. An
hour later che returned 90 the lawyer
Office, accompanied by two male friends,
and. after telling Garrison she had come
to SETTLE. with him for mat Insult. dye"
a cowhi8e from the folds q her dress AID
began striking him across the head AND
gace with a. Garrison closed 81 and
yyrfsted the weapon from her hands before
she had done him any very material dam
age. Il appears that Garrison mad hei
room Sct stored W "a room ADJOINING ms
office and while Mrs B1ruar vas on nor
first rail he asked heI 20 look NJ u. Sne
construed his invitation INTO an insult ana
proceeded 10 take action az above stated.
Garrison has always stool above repfcach
ard FOUR years ago came within thirty
sevs. votes Of being elected 70 the legs
latura FROM this county. lie stouuy de-
uics that D. had any intention Whatever
Of oW-ndir Mrs B5mar. Garrison was
recently married 10 ons Of the ncst pop
ular Young aides Of thu toSE.
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Nr,RDER CASES DISMISSED

Paris, Texas, January ?3.-The examin-
ing trial OF Walter Emery, Andy Clenry
and wife Wallace Cleary, John King ana
Henry Wright and Frank Weaver. who
ware charged with numbering "A traveller
named Rolt near Talihina, /. r.. on No
yosnber l. 1876. was concluded this after
noon and all the accused were discharged.
As Indicated N these dispatches AT the
time OF the arrest Bolt appeared here as a
witness for the defense. Ills arrival here
broke down the government case. There
was a man murdered and burned, who Is
believed TO have been Eph Jones, who
disappeared In that vicinity about that
time. Officers are still working On the case.
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cH1rnrN pnIsoNEn.

Brenhnm, Texas. January 23.-Mr. Louis
Schoeifsr, a wood workman at the T. w.
Schauerenberg shops. was summoned home
late last evening 10 attend two of his
chil1tcn who hhd been suddenly taken
sick. physician Was summoned ana 1t
was discovered that thoy were poisoned
with arsenic, but by vigorous work they
wore brought around all right.
Mr. schoener had heen poisoning rats
with arsenic cakes and left some OF them
on the safe whore the children had found
and eaten them.
j. NJ. Mathis, ESD. went out TO Industry
with Mr. Il. q. Langhammer yesterday
to shoot birds. Air. Mathis. in climbing
fence fell and broke a rib.
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LAWYER AND CLIENTS FINED

Longyiew, Texas January e2-G +.
Shepherd sued the Texas and Pacific Rau-
way Company In the GlAdewater justice
court for killing a dog ard received judg.
ment. Tine case was appealed to the coun.
~ court, and today f. B. Martin. sttor-
ney for Shepherd, with five others, filed
notion that they did not believe that
County Judge Smith would decide TIC
case according 10 law and the evidence.
Whereupon has honor ordered nne OF
800 20 be imposed on Martin and 81 on
each Of the others. and ordered that they
bs placed in charge Of the sheriff until
Sa!d fines we're paid.
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TIE MuRpEREp MARsHAL nrRrrp

Weimar, Texas. January 23.--City Mar.
shall Hatch York, who was TILED last
night by negro desperate was buried
this evening at Usage, the funeral cere-
monies being conducted by tho Odd Fell
iown and Knights OF Honor OF which
orders he was a member.
Mr. York has served faithfully as an
officer here for about ten years. lie
leaves wife. mother. two sons and a
large family Of brothers and sisters 10
mourn his loss.
II " thought that the negro who was
wounded viii die but the one who escaped
IN stiii at large.
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RocKPokT RIppLEs
"A Fast Steam Yacht-O7posed TO an TX
tension of Time

tension of Time
Rockport, Texas, January 2. The steam
yacht "AIS0' Oh Detroit, came TO- thls
evening With Meafrs. Go5ey. Sp@lgel and
other gentlemen OF Detroit Tho partv
Is interested in the projected coast canal
ana represent vast wealth. They are
looking over the situation and proposed
route OF the canal. Their boat ia tie
alickest and fastest seeu here I'm "A long
time. She LETT Port Layaca YESTERDAY at
p. m. and dropped her anchor al Rock
port at $50 u. m. making a distance ~
eighty miles In three and one-half hours.
She left fer Corpus today.
Tho shipment Of cabbage In large
quantities has begun here. ana promises
20 increase rapidly. T'hey have been ship
ping In small quautitics for about two
weeks. The crop Is extra large and the
cabbage OF unusual excellAnce The onion
crop also promises to be unusually fine
this year.
Major Sheldon today teIegraphed our
representative and Senator Mills pro-
testing In the name OF the people aEaln.,
the passage OF the hill. extendfng for
three years the time allowed FOR the COM
pletion OF the works at Aransas Pass,
Similar action has been taken by other
Western towns.
Evangelist Boon has been conducting
protracted meeting here all the week
and has apparently awakened sinners
and back-slidcrs. as his meetings are
well attended every night and his ser.
mons seem to be highly appreciated by
all. Monday night ne talked to "ner
only" and seemed 10 know thing or two
himself. He had Mg crowd nnd rs "one
OF the boys" expressed It tailed to ZEN
\ straight" And though he "talkod 10 'er
straight they fully endorsed his talk
"Hell' was fis subject last night and. a,
usual II drew crowd
Barometers indicate an early change tc
i bad weather.
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mayor OF La Sale: 5. T. Russell. preei-
dent OF the village board OF uticai John
Tallman. president OF the village board
four towns.
The Indictments are based upon the
principle OF law that every official IS re-
sponsible for all his own acts. TIE exc
cutives are charged with rsalfeasance in
office in negiccting TO keep the saloons in
the cities and towns closed on Sunday.
The members OF the Epworth League OF
La Sale furnished the testimony uFon
which the indictments were returned.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECll

GREENVILLE-C. D. Ham
mute. was struck by q train u
injured.
KAUFMAN-Will knight NJ /
the county court for violation d 4
option law at Forney and w Y
EASTLAND-T. j. Lowry vuu
for violating the local opu,n
hned S25 and twenty days 10 VI
Jail. =
ATLANTA-Atlanta is nov y
with Kildare via Linden BY Y
also connected with Queen Civh
wire.
LAREDO-Thomas Smith, drl
was knocked down by som.
thief and relieved of his watcn
of his clothing.
GAINESVlLLE-The HemmhI
named in honor of C. c. hefnnn
dent of the Gainesville Nau'a'
have been organized.
TERRELL-Mrs. Wilbur 1--WE
brought suit In the district cSu.'
man against the Texas Midas
for $4,000 damages on accom-
death of her husband, VINO VIZ
and killed by a tram