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MIR. and Mrs. W. b Gowan OF Lindale
have located here, and are domicied in
the Green Mansion owned by r. II.
Johnson.
Mrs. 4. j. Powers has returned fIom a
two weeks visit to Galveston
Mrs. W. II. Creekmore has returned from
LullnE, where she had been summoned to
the sick bed of her mother. who passed
away last week
An oys.er supper was given by the
Ladies Aid Society Al the Many House
Friday evening. and proved brilliant af-
fair, both socially and financially.
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DIR. T. W. Moore, wife and daughter,
Miss Ethel. have returned from Wet
Point, whore they had been summoned
by the III health and death OF the doctor S
father
Mrs. Griffin. wife OF the superintendent
of city public schools, is spending the
winter at Topo Chico, Mexico, on account
OF III health.
The roy goers OF this city have been
entertained by the Acme Theater company.
who are filling a weeks engagement 1T
klein's opera hall
Segun Will send her pro rata OF visitors
to the Festival OF fruits and flowers at
Houston.
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Edna Proctor left Thursday for San An
tonic.
Mr and Mrs A. Burns vent u Edna
Friday.
Mr. II. Z. Rathboue of Beevilc rs shaR-
ing hands with Cuero friends this week.
Miss liaNe Kyle visited Hdllettsyille
relatives saturday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Breeder aud ralph Nofford
went to Victoria to visit the family OF K.
y. Breeden.
Miss Matte Powers Of Thomaston came
up Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. I. A. Cottlngham and
children Of Del Rio are visiting the family
OF Mrs. Kyle
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Mrs. Ilortense Malsh OF Edna is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Kleass.
MISS Culpepper. an accomplished young
teacher IS in the city, where she anne to
attend the Teachers institute which In
20 meet here this week.
Mis-. Brate, the wife OF the principal of
the High school Professor Drate. arrived
here last week.
Mrs, BraTc. the wife Of Professor Brate.
principal OF the High school, arrived here
last week.
Miss Mamie Duncan CT Egypt Is the
guest OF her friends, Misses Sorrell aud
Huston
Mr. Mcllvain and family Of Cuero have
located in Wharton and are now comtorta.,
bly domiciled in the house formerly oc-
uupied hv Mrs Watts.
Miss Matte fIudgins of Hungerforl Is
Visiting Mrs. j. p. Taylor.
Mss Lily Bolton is the Welcome guest
Of relatives III Corsicani.
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", /. BRYAN IS IN TEXAS
VII Speed a Few DAYS Duck Shoot
ing Near Galveston.
SILVER IS STRONGER THAN EVER
Il what He Told The Post Reporter
at Fort Worth--A Guest OF
Colonel Moody.

Fort Worth, Texas, December 5.-Wii-
liam jennings Bryan arrived here tnis
mornlng from Guthrie, o. T.. where ne
delivered his speech on bimetallisin last
evening. Mr.. Bryan was accompanied by
Senator J. w. Lynch OF Ponca CITY. o. T..
sp intimate friend Of his. The two dis
tingulshed gentlemen registered at tho
Hotel Worth.
Mr.. Bryan was beseigcd all day BY demo-
crats, republicans and popuhsts whom he
greeted warmly but briefly His frat call
ers were Hon. Il. NJ. Wynne. silver demo-
orat aud candidate for governor OF Texas.
and Mayor u. Is. Paddock.
During his talk with Mayor Paddock
bit Of news came to the surface not gen
orally known. In substance 1t was TINS:
During Mayor Paddock's recent trip 70
Englaad he had q conversation with one
OF The leading bankers OF London, VINO
stated that he had made a contribution oil
21,J0D pounds towards the Mckinney cam
paign fund, but said that he now wisntd
that he had given 100000 to the Bryan
campaign fund instead.
MIR. Bryan was the guest OF Mr.. Nynue
aiid dined with that gentleman, amer
which they attended worship OF the Broad
way Presbyterian church.
TO a Pcst reporter MIR. Bryan said that
during his present tour he found that IN,
cause OF silver was In the asc ,ndnncy aud
that the people were not satisfied with The
sort Of prosperity that has followed The
republican ADMINISTRATION When asked The
object OF HIS trip South Mr.. Bryan salc
there was no political slguinonce In IT
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Miss Tex Thompson of Abner visited the
family of Dr. Park this week.
Miss Dawson of Kemp is spending 'he
week with J. a. Deils and wife
Mrs Reynolds OF Tennessee is vsiuus
her son, X. Reynolds. in Kaufman.
Mrs Walter Moore OF Cooper Is spending
a few days with her parents mere this
week.
W. NJ. Davenport and wife OF Louisville.
KY, have arrived in Kaufman and VIII
make this their future home.
X. NJ Houston ard wife have removed
to Tyler, where they will reside perma-
nently.
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iIl IN.

very interesting programme will be
rendered by the pupils of the Garden street
school December Il.
Or J. $, Hidden OF North Galveston is
visiting the family OF Mr.. A. j. Berchfeld
this week.
Mrs. H. T. Baird returned TO her home
in Galveston Thursday, after spending sew
eral weeks with friends here.
Mrs, ~ j, Cooper and son OF Atlanta.
Ga will spend the winter with friends in
Alvin
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Rueg are at home
sigain, after an extended visit to friends
in San Antonio
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MIS- D. Head len Tuesday for Mexico.
Miss Annie wilkins OF Waco is the
guest OF Miss Lizzie Smoot this weak.
Misses Josie Connolly of New Oriruus
and lguise Comegys OF uainesvill, are
Visiting Mrs. $ J. Carroll
Aifs. Donahower of Newport Ky. is the
eues' OF he son. c. u, Donahower. ios
the winter.
Mrs, Nj, G. Grant OF Abingdon. Va. -
visiting her son, s T. Grant.
Mrs. Russell OF Warren, Ohio, is visit
ing her daughter. Miss Carotta i,ussell.
Mrs. George r. Tabor and her son
George Reed. Jr,, have returned 10 her
home in bryan
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as many hours have passed before, though
none more nJoyabIy.
Migs Pear, Oge has returned to her
home In ShinCre after spending some
time here aB the guest Of her friends Mrs.
}. NJ. Hendrichs.
The Musical clut held It's regular semi
monthly meeting at :ho residence OF j.
w. Fournoy Friday night
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Monday evening u number a, po.,,,,,
young people and several of thrlr ,is,,i IL
inends gathered at the opera hnus" ~
uanced few iicoting honrs ava ~, NJ
wNSatner was cool and the eveuing was a
uHilsnttul one for such pleasures al thosa
VINO WORSHIP az the t0rpsichorcan shrino
gre won't e. reNel in, The dan, ers war,
happy and gay II there was a hsavN.
leart prtseht II was hidden behind A fora
peSnllhs With 10y ana .ls aches only made
'ne suiMrins laugh the merricr. Music, :,
a,FayA enchau'ing--it thrills The sonl ami
NlNlhes lhe imaginatioR-~ but i'm Tho h,I
room u seems the gois touch every nota
ahu strlk0 avery chord as I, escapcs fr,m
ths Instruments With a dlvlnrr i'm thsr
II tss ELSEWHERE. May be II IA heca,ss.
eyes look love into eyea which srroI
Nsa'h, put music in a ballroom lakes
VA, ola young again, and iatensifias he.
yoho expreFsion the pleasure both Old ana
Young iind IN trlAping the light fnr.tastic
through the misty macs OF tho eiiav
dance, Il is only in the midst ~ ,o,na
maddeAing dance that he nost vlvi,.
imaSinotions can gala even tho faintcs.
convention o. what an inconu,,r,hIe 49,
the tabled gods must have hai whom ths,,
kept time 70 the music ~ the spheres on
oNmrus brow. From Q ill IL The happy
connlss slaed gracefully through he
whlriing walts or tripped lightly through
,na less Intoxicating schottIsehe and polka
fhey danced tbs laneers and newport. an;
Wren dainty feet grew tired a quiet nook
was fcvnd where q teta-a-tete could he
enjoyed Thus passed the evening away.
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MIS-, Willie Breeder visited Victoria
friends this week.
Nv and Mrs Albert Bell entertained
their Nouns friends With progressive
cnehre party McnGay evening; sixteen cUi .
pies were present and delightful oven
inR was spent
Mrs y. Metre and children OF GolIad
are visiting CUero relatives
Miss Maggie Wetherel went TO I.ayaoa
Thursday - visit relatives
Miss Efte Topland who has been visit.
ing Miss Georgia Box, lef, Thursday for
her home n 'ioliad
Mira Cassie McClannaaan left Friaay for
San Antonio.
Mesdan,es G Laekey, r. G. Proctor.
W. Il, Rathbone, .. c. Proctor ana Miss
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
THE FAREWELL SERMON Dr REV
L.. u. NEWsOM.
A.s,itnut Of Mrs. MeIcslSc Hns -Not
Yet Becn Capfured-one Arrest
hut Not Right Man.

BRENNAN. Texas, December 5.-Rev. p.
p. Newsom, pastor OF Gidd-ngs memorial
church. preached an excellent fareweii
sermon today, prior to his leaving Tor the
annual conference, and at its conclusion
many of the members went forward ana
expressed the hope that he wonld be re-
turned to this charge. He has been here
Two years and under his pastoral charge
the church has grown in grace anu nie'h-
hership ~, ...,.,,,. :.
Tho Baptist church Is still without IA
pastor Consequently there was no preach
Ing there today.
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Loo iNlltRT,

The ball Mt the opera house Thanksgiving
night was well attended by the young peo-
pie and was much enjoyed by all.
The oyster supper given at the Nui son
mousse last Tuesday evening was Il success
and netied quite sum for the c. W. p
M who were the promoters Of the enter
tainment.
Mrs. Il. Wilson OF the Register is ylsit-
ing her mother in Pearsall
Mrs. McCa.ty OF san Antonio is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. German.
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house last Friday evening Tor the o,neht
of the LaGranpe flr. company, was great
succ.ss On account or the weather being
SO cold the attendance was not as gool
as 1t should aud woliid have otherwise
been. Ii was under The supervision auu
management OF Professor and Mrs. H. a.
Hall
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Locnl Option Curricd

Marble Falls, Texas, december 5.-The
local option election held in this town and
preetnet yesterday resulted as follows. For
prohibition 100, against prohibition n
Every enc was In good humor and no
III itehng exists as result CT the feht
A full vote was not polled.
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nftitNE..
CORPUS CHRISTI

Miss Lucy Dunn, wao arrived here sew
eTal days since 10 visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Dunn, has returned to
Los olmas to resume hec position in the
school there.
Miss Fuilner of Philadelphia is here on a
Visit 20 her cousin. Mrs. \. L. Spohn. ON
Broadway
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NOSE ON.

Mrs. c. NJ Shipman OF Zimmerman, La.
returned home on the list much improved
in health, after a pleasant visit Of three
weeks, the guest Of i. y. Coolwins fam
fly
Rev. u. S Burke and Miss Mary Poe
are in Livingston attending a Methodist
protracted meeting.
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' ftIURIA.

Invitations are out announcing the APP
preaching wedding Of Miss EmrHia Nc
Fadden. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. J A..
McFadden, to Mr.. j Ferdinand NcCap
Of this city. formerly of Corpus Christi. to
take place g. the Presbyterian church ut
$50 o'clock Thursday. December .
Mrs. NJ. j.. Anderson and her mother,
Mrs. Fulton, who have been spending the
summer IN st Louis. returned home last
Meek
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Luling. Texas. December 5.--Ca'u'
ers have almos, swept this sectioa1
of year!ings and i-vear-oids. -
stronE, heifer cattle are at a preln,s,
are being shipped at once TO W, y,
tory breeding grounds Gooo ~
eiters are worth SO and sl2: s'ee''
to 50
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MI and Mrs, Thomas Smith. who nave
heon visiting frieuAs and relati, es here.
ietufned 20 their home at Marshall. Mo.
the hrsi Of last week.
The grand kirmess at Alexandery opera
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SIS Amruln.
SIS Arara. w. w. WILSON.
- Baruesmore, Parr x Co.
81 Bleq'heim.
IS Duke OF York, Fowler h NNyx
S. Iuuhlane, -. Ripley.
IS Ein'el Tow,r.
IS Eddie, VIM. Parr Il Co.
SIS Gertor.
IS GlenveciS, j. Moller q CO.
s. Hemisphere. j. Moller Il c. h
SIS Hibernia. Fowler * Mcvith X
SIS Horatto, parr a. co.
IS Hur5a, j. Me Her &c ca
IS Kings swell.
s. Lampasas, Sawyer & CO,
SIS i.ance.ot, d. Ripley.
IS Leyden, VIM, j's'r g. ~
SIS Lord Bangor, Parr & Co,
IS Lore.
IS Madeline.
SIS Matteawan. u. RiDiey.
s. Mexican, Saver Il Son.
So Niceto.
SIS Navarro, Fowler a. Ncviwe
SIS Pensacola.
SIS Rita, ]. Mol.er * CO.
SIS Samoa. w. w. Wilson.
s. Start. Morrow & ".
S. Straits or Sunda. W. ". w.
Ss Silverdale. Fowler & McviuA
IS Trojan.
IS Tolosa. J. Morrow g Co.
Sch Andrew Adams, Il. O. F1ooas
sch Augustus Welt.
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Sch VIM. c. Tanner. Fowler = ~
sch Martha.
Sch Helen l.. Martin.
Bye Regulator. Fowler q McvM
CLEARED FOR GALvESTM
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IS Berwick. Liverpool, Noyemrs Y
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vana, october ~.
So Blenheim, Penarth, NovenI9a
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metro, October u,
IS Cromwell. Swansea, NovemuT1
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Der ~.
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Is.
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- Eric. Taylor, Carciff via y
October u.
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SIS Glenfiesd. Lightfoot. Mioos
Via Vera Cruz. Oceober Is.
IS Graphic. at Cardiff. Octooa
IS Helvetia. Schrotter. HamD~N
be: Is.
IS Heronspool, Manchester, N@,j
SIS llaro, Grand Canary. NovemnsSsiI
SIS L@rnpasas, Barstow. New W.
vember q.
IS Lancelot. Liverpool, NovenTM.n'
IS Matteawam. Lewis. New ~
vembei =. !.
s. Mira. Liverpool. Novemper -
IS North Sands, Dixon, nj hsA
toher 30
IS Phoebe. Antwerp. october ~,
IS Eolhampton. Shields. Noyem y.
IS Senior, Padersen, Havana "
plco. November 8
IS Star Cross, Partridge. pa
arth October 10.
SIS Sledmert. Penarth. Novempu
SIS Sydmonton. Long. Cardlh VIZ
cent, October Is.
SIS Thorntondale, Hicks, LonooS
SIS Trogan, Shields. November y
SIS tplands. Genoa. Novemoe, =.
So White Cross. Taylor. Caiou''
tober /. -,
Sch Harry A. Berwind, Phliads'p'
vembeI %. =.
Sch James NJ. Fitch, Baltinore'
Sch Star OF the Sea, Baltimore,ns
Sch Thomas Scull. PhiladelpnlS Y
OCEAN FREIGHTS. !.
ocean freights (steam) IRON "
are quoted as follows. Llyerp'
HaVre, S-32d: continent. SD ~
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NO CuRE-No PAY.

That Is the way all drugslsxw,
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL ~ ~,
Chills and Malaria. 1t is Simply ~,
Quinine in & tasteless form. Chliu..s
It, Adults prefer 1t to bitter nsu''
tonics. Price Zoe.
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.


No event Ia Hichlnond boc''i "n""'o ""s
crtutfd moro enthusiasm ana general IN
forest than me marriage OF Mr. Jordan X.
.,,,,, ,o,,,,t, clerlt ~ tbis
'"''le'' '"o Pup"''' ,,,....,
county 10 Mlbs ber@ "ii7'"u' iu' ~
mouy was performed mt the Nethpd,bl
church In this city. on tho evening OF me
9Oth instant Rev. Ira N. Bryce, otciIlhb.
THIS happy union is an occurrence 10 which
the Aequa!ntdnces Of both contracting lar-
tiCs have looked forward vain pleasant au~
ticirntions, and ia ls CONTAMINATION their
friends whuse name is legion, give tbcm
fotgent wishes Tor a bon voyage down
Mes troachorous river. The church, flied
to liz utmost limit with friends and ac-
uGRiutanles, VIA tastrfully and beautifully
decorated Above tho altar Hung lltial
Wr1athes aud ovcrgrceua In profuA1n bu-
You'd the poWors on description pussrsatd by
imam. Tho central feature az tho dec0lH-
lions. however. Was an emblem which man
never EtUWs too old to Interpret or loo an
Client 10 comprehension lonM hearts
uuitOd by Cupid arrow, Beneath this sug
gesitvo emblem the happy hearts were
blended
Preliminary to the coming OF the bridal
party Mnhrds waiting was oNquisitely
rendered by Mira. Duyiss Of Houston. ard.
hetoro the echoes ~ the sweet singers
voice had hushed. the melody OF Mendoza
suhu wedding march her2lded the coming
OF tho bridal party, Tho grQonL accom-
panied by Mr., NJ. NJ. Newell his best
u,ln, approached the altar from the church
Vcstry At the same timo the beautiful
bride, accompanied by her first maid OF
horror. Miss Lizzie McGee appeared at the
church door, heucath The rich folds OF tap
ostry, hed open for hor entrance ~ the
ushers Tho two beautiful women were at
tended on tho journey 10 Iiymcu's altar 10y
a ootSuo OF handsome men and win s0me
adics-Mr. G. A. Beasley aud Miss Alie
Ogllhy Or. A. A. Bailey and Miss Robbie
Ransom, THO officiating minister's face To-
| Elected thr Inspiration Of the hour, as With
| cloar aud distinct voice he welded the two
lives together, IN the presence OF a yeritlble
| sea of upturned faces
The bride is tho youngest daughter OF
the late j II Winston one of the pioneer.,
Ct the coast country She Is young lady
Of remarkable self poiso, upon whom Ia !.
turc has lavishly bestowed the richest gifts
OF mind and person and tho sweetest
charms oe manner ana h.o,, ia. 60
| ding gown" and bridal veip' werssa'-iIf77iTYE2
of heauty and a ioy forever"
The groom one OF natures noblemen. "
tx respected aud loved from the center Ia
the circumference OF Fort Bend of which
county he is a native.
After tho ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Fnrme,
| sN.
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DETAILED PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY. DECEMBER g.

MONDAY, DECEMBER It.
10 a. informal opening OF Industrial
exhibit, City Hail. Address by Mayor
Rice.
II a. m.-"Mareh OF Plenty" Parade.
3 D. informal opening Texas Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival at
Auditorium. Address BY Governor
Culberson.
2 p. IN. TO p, M. and p. m. to ~ p.
m.-Band Concert, City Hall.
Sp. IN. to ii p, n.-Grand concert. Au-
S35 .. m-Reception Of Nebraska del
egation.
Meeting OF Texas Alumni Princeton
College.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =
10 n. m.--Turner Hall. convention to
consider Gulf port interests and the
representation OF Texas at the Trans
mississippi Exposition.
Band concerts at Auditorium--9 a. IN
10 ~, 2 y. m, to p. m, aud .. m.
to II p. M.
Band concerts--CIty Hall, same hours.
! 80 p. m.-Bryan Hall, state conven-
tlon OF Texas National Association Of
Splritualists, continuing three DAYS.
Meeting. OF Grand Lodge. A. IT, and A..
NJ, to continue through the week
1880 p. illuminated bicycle parade.
"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -
Press Day-Recepion OF newspaper
visitors.
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Poisoned by]
Was in a Dreadful ca.
Happened to Read Abo,s . I
Case Followed the or
Example and Was cu,.s

Happened to Read Abcu,
Case : Followed the OF.
Example and Was cur,s
The following incident /.
Charles Morris, general 10 b., !.
ton Avenue, North Cambrido. :
"Several years ago l bean. !.
by ivy. l tried many medicin..
a large sum OF money witbou, n
a particle OF good. NY china
also afflicted with the sans 40.
were all constant sufferers WIN h
itching sensation, and Il ses,,',
should tear myself to piec,.
up q paper in which l found y
testimonial from man In w.
had been similarly afflicted and N
Hoods Sarsaparilla with bennett n
q bottle, which we took and \ Il,
Me and My chlIdr,o
so much good l purchased anotb., |
We continued taking Hoods -
until we used five bottla N, }
safely say that neither myself -, \
have any signs Of the poison N
tirely left US and we are psr,sa.]
We give the whole credit to Hs.I.|
parilla. Before resorting to III n
l was reduced in weight. but }
weigh 175 pounds. Hoods -
has not only done much sooA \
been the means OF saving me NJ
OF money. / would not b ~
in my house and l heartily -
it to all who are afflicted. ~
ten this statement for publicatns
own will, as want others to ~
Hoods Sarsapai
has done for u.s." CHARLES Mc,
HOOd'c D;itS are the only Din,
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TO cuAE a com ~ ave my

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money II 81 tails IN
cure Zoo The genuine has l.. n. O ON
each tablet va
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Tu,-RsDay. DECEMBER o.

Band CONGRATULATIONS and City
Hall. 8 "A. IN. to ii p, ~
10 a. m.--State convention OF County
Judges and Commissioners.
%. m.--Football game between Hous-
ton and San Antonio at Baseball
park.
D. m.-Grand Military and Firemsn's
Parade.
9p. might Guard Hon al Armory.
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Band concerts at Auditorium and City
Hall from = a nj. 10 p. m.
10 q. m.-- Meeting Of Gulf Coast Horu-
cultural As ocation at r.. F. and V.
headquarters. Huiehins house.
p. m.-Grand parade Of illuminated
and decorated flOata.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER To-

Band concerts at Auditorium and city
Hall--9 a m to IL p. III.
3 p. m.--Flower Parade OF Decorated
Vehicles.
Meeting of Texas Coast Association at
Auditorium.
At Night-Opening german OF the u. q.
Club at Bryan Hall The society
event OF the year.
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Hoods Pills are are, the ION. oa9ilyEl
MARINE INTELLIGEacs
Port of Galveston. Decor
ARRIVED,
SAILED

So Barpesmore, Richardson, Nys
SIS Horauo, Pinel. Ceara.
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OCEAN F'REIGHTS. ~,
ocean freights (steam) from
are quoted as follows. Llver-
HaVre, sgd. continent. 9-S9d' -
&c per 100
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER IL.

Band concerts at Auditorium and Cit.
Hale a. IN. to IL p. nj.
Announcement and distribution o
prizes at Auditorium.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

81 Morgan, Staples, Point Isabx
SIS Zanzibar. Robinson. HavN
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-04-10
Installed Officers.

Custer Chapter, No. "a, Order Eastern
Star, met in regular session in Masonic
hall Saturday evening, April 3rd. and
installed the following officers:
Mrs. Hattie Pitcher, w. NJ.
F. j.. V Rutkowski, w. p.
Mrs. E. Lynn Orr, A. W. NJ
Mrs. Bessie Burton, Secretary.
Mrs. Clara Albien, Treasurer.
Mrs. Kate Elliott, Conductress.
Mrs. Marion Clark. Asst Conductress.
Mrs. Bertha Miller, Adah.
Mrs. w. S. Wood, Ruth.
Mrs. Pauline Odds, Esther.
Mrs. Grace Lewis, Martha.
Mrs. Cootie Reid, Electa.
Mrs. Mary Todd, Wardsr.
H.. ]. Orr, Sentinel,
Mrs. Helen Rutkowski, Chaplain.
Mrs r. w. Windsor, Marshal.
Miss Carrie Towner, Organist.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-04-10
Sad iI,idlnRs,

Mr.. G. w. Tarbell Of this city. receiv-
ed a letter on Tuesday from a relative
in Portland, Oregon, conveying the sad
news Of the drowning Of his cousin, l..
&. La Barre, who will be remembered
by many Of our local readers as a foi mcr
resident of this place. The letter states
that the deceased was crossing one OF the
branches of the Sertiam river, high up
in the mountains, in Linn county, Ore
gon, on the Goth day of March, in a
small boat, or raft, of which, by reason
Of the rapid current, be lost control,
and was carried down the stream for a
short distance. where. he caught upoH
a rock. Friends upon the shore failing
in their efforts to get a rope to him, he
made an attempt to reach the shore, but
in his effort his boat was upset, and he
vas not seen afterward. Search was
made for the body, but at latest advices
it had not been recovered, although it is
believed that it will eventually be found.
Numerous Custer friends ofthe deceased
and his sorrowing family. will deeply
regret his sad and untilmely demise.