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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-15
Williamson COUNTY rAnMnRs.
An Important Meeting OF the Cottom
Growers Union,


Georgetown, Texas, November l3.--An
important and very interesting meeting
OF the Williamson Cointy Cotton Growers
Union was held In tho court house here
this afternoon.
In opening the meeting. the chairman.
W. I. Riddlngs. disclaimed TINT the ten
ants were responsible for tho numerous
"whltecap" Lotices thA have been posted
up Ia this county recently.
An interesting letter was read from Hon.
Jefferson johnson OF Austin regrettiag his
inability 20 attend.
Tho meeting was addressed by Hon. ].
II. Faubin OF IeandSr, II. A. Evans n
Hutto, w. 7. Lewis Of Corn Hill. j. b.
Cooper Of Georgetown. and s. N. Woolsey.
also OF Georgetown.
Many Interesting points were brought out
and a spirit OF harmony prevailed among
the tenants, merchants and landlords pres
ent. which, 1t Is believed, viii 20 far
toward relieving the present conditions.
The association obligates its members
10 keep out Of debt. 10 give no crop mort
cages. and. 30 fer az possible. TO diversity
crops.
Several new members were added to the
union. and an attempt will be made to
form State organization along the same
lines.
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Note. From HaIIetsviIIe.

Halletsyille. Texas. November John
othola. after being confined in Jail fer two
years and eight months. has given bond
and been released.
The commissioners court in regular ses-
sion last week transacted much business.
finding the financial condition of county to
be in good shape.
A committee was appointed to prepare a
programme for laying OF the corner stone
cf the new court house.
]. w. Rees, mayor, and d. Is. Howerton.
postmaster, are quite sick.
The county tax collector says that never
before were people SO slow about laying
their taxes.
on account Of the crowded condition OF
the schools here, the trustees were com
PEELED to rent another house and employ
an additional teacher.
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Miss Eva Magrldor has returned HON I
months visit to friends In Coleman.
Miss Harrison has returned 10 her home
III Paris after few weeks visit TO friends
In this city.
Miss Lydia Emerson Of Dallas Is Waiting
relatives In the city.
Miss Reid was visiting IN the city last
week,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thames have re-
turned from visit 10 Waco and Marlin.
Mrs. II. a. Magr,sder OF Goldthwaito u
visiting relatives In the city.
Mrs, l.. A. Hough has returned from .
visit to Dallas.
Mrs. NJ. L, Mcrss IL Expected homo In
a Few days from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond have returned
from vistt to Dallas
Miss Richardson has returned from a
visit to relatives III Paris.
Mr. Louis hinde ami family are visiting
In the city.
Mrs. ANA Crawford OF Marshall Ia the
guest OF Mrs, J. w. Hill.
Mrs. NJ. J. Doolcy 10 visiting friends
In Waco
Miss Katie Ftanagon entertained num-
Der of her young friends at Der home last
evening,
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TAYLOR.

MIR. Joseph speidc OF Wheeling. w. Va,
president OF the Taylor National bank, Is
In the city.
Rev. J. a. Challinner and bride, nee
Miss Peaslee OF Georgetown, passed
through the city OH a bridal tour last Tues-
day Mr.. challinner was raised In this
city.
Mrs r. y. Challinner. Misses Mary and
Boss Mendel Ress Booth and Anna Nell
went to Georgetown Monday to attend the
Chnllinner- Pcapice nuptals.
Mrs, II E. Wilson and Mrs. !. A, Prewitt
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Susie Hnsslcr Of Thorp Springs Is
visiting her sister. Mrs, w. NJ. Norman.
The ladies OF the Methodist church are
preparing for bazaar and supper TO be
given In the near future,
a grand hail was given Mt the residence
OF Mr., Julius kroschewsky, prosperous
German farmer. few days ago A sup
per was also included in the entertain
ment. where, among other deicacies. 5000
oysters We're consumed. A large crowd
was present. and It proved most enjoyable
occasion.
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THIS freeze killed the body OF the tree. but
did not injure the roots and all of the
trees came out again and were bearing
again In 1889. and bore until the freeze
81 February. 1895, when they were again
frozen down TO the roots, aud they again
came out In the spring Of 1895 and next
year nearly all of my trees will be bearing
again.
Oranges will stand cold down to 20 de-
grees above zero tFahrenheiD or l2 de-
srees below freezing point. ] believe that
by building fires on The north ana west
side of an Grunge orchard when, the weather
gets colder than this, which happens for
one or two days In every nine or ten
years, that there would be no danger of
losing an orange orchard and one more
most profitable industry could be added
TO this part Of Texas. Yours truly,
james II. Rachford,
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AccidentsIIy KlIIed.

Decatur. Texas. November BIAS the
result OF an accident Constable Abe Mar
tin OF Park Springs. Wise county. lies cold
and still In death at farmhouse four
miles northwest Of this city. Constable
Martin and family were returning from tho
circus yesterday evening and when about
four miles from town some young fnLr ran
past his wagon yelling and whooping. and
Ia his attempt to stop them he dropped
his pistol on the wagon wheel. when IL
exploded shooting him through the head,
killing him instantly.
Mr. Martin Was an efficient officer. aud
his untimely death brings sorrow 70 host
of ffieuds
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MONTERREY. MEXICO.
unit of Al Christening-Nor n n
ihJured--PersOna Mention.

unit of Christening-Wor ma n
ihJured--PersOna Mention.
terey, Mexico. November l3.--The
cen Evening Express Of October 4
the pleasant news that the Duchess
pany stood as godmother at the chris
OF the infant daughter OF the Rev.
niddleton, the esteemed minister Of
puck, The christening took place at
Saiiater parish church. The church
crowded during the ceremonies and
composed of distinguished nobility aaid
prominent families OF all denomina-
also a detachment OF the queens
OF honor was present. Rev. DR.. Mil
|Mitchell. one of her maiesty's chap
conducted the ceremonies This APP
TO have been a very interesting af-
ma also Will be pleasant news 10 the
friends OF the English vice consul
ps city. who is cousin OF the rev.
|Middletcn of England.
poor workman engaged In saving wood
smslter No. 3 had four fingers sawed
|es1eTday. DR.. Alfonso Martinez Nas
|u'atety called to attend TO the .slf-
a. Mestre. very intelligent Cuban
q now practicing at Galeana. will soon
mere 10 locate in his profession.
4 =. II, Williams. accompanied by
~ inompsrn. and their families, left
ner hacienda home. Guadalupe. yes
'oneI valance. special correspondent
81 philadelphia Ledger. is stopping at
nrannan. manager Of the FL Cam
/. an mines, returned to ,camaron sse-
! John 3. Dickepson. prominent
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IN Sim Jacinto county last Friday nirh<,
returning home next morning.
COLONEL A. r. Mckinney os Huntsville
sionai business.
Last Wednesday morning At 8 O'Clock a
the residence Of the hfide's parents, Miss
Recie. Rrice and Mr.. w. 8. Jackson were
happily married, Rev. r. w. Adams off-
ciatIns. The bride Il the second daughter
OF Mr.. j. j. Brice. prominent citizen OF
this town. and Is liked by ali who know
her. The groom IL All expert tobacco rats
er. hailng from Virginia, but has been
here for two years In the culture Of Cuban
tobacco at this place
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cVIsHO.

Mrs, Jennie Luther has returned from
Mexico and Eagle Pass, where she has
bsen wishing for several weeks
Miss Berthe Calendar OF Victoria visit
ed the family OF DIR, Irwin last week
Mr. and Mrs. J. II Tucker and daughter
of Coleman are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Hewarie OF San Antonio cane In
Tuesday 10 visit her daughter who has
been quite sick, but Is some better now.
Miss Hewarie is a teacher In the John O..
French high school
Mrs. George Schlucher entertained the
Married Ladies' Euchre club "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Burns and children are visit
ing relatives In Becyille.
The Presbyterian ladies gave tea at
the residence Of Mrs. Fannie White Tuss-
day afternoon.
Or. A. f Denney, wife and baby. ao-
eomparied by Mrs. York. left Thursday
foF Del Rio. where 10 future they viii
permanently reside.
Mrs. II. w. Law Of Galveston is here
on wish TO home folks.
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Willis. Texas. November l4.--Mr. Fred
oppcnheimer, tobacco dealer Of New
York. las been here all the week looking
into this ycars tobacco. He bought d solid
carload OF this product last season. but
this time went away without buying, but
promises to return later.
Mr. A. q. Barnes. representing Shredder
e. Bonds OF New York. has been hero for
several days with View OF buying tobacco
for his Arm. Lust seibon Mr.. Barnes rep
resented Emory. Bemis " CO. OF Boston
and handled about two carloads OF tobacco
here for them.
General l.. NJ Oppenbeimer Is here look
ing after his interest In the immense to-
bsacco crop he expects 10 plant nsxt year,
The crop will be 100 ncres. and will be
worked with convict labor.
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The young people Of town enjoyed very
much an esateruunuaent At the residence Of
JudEe Moore last Friday night. Dancing
ana games we're the amusetneuts indulged
In. 'TQ
MFR. Gordon Bullltt. prominent lawyer
Of this place, Is In Paris, having been called
there by the illness ud his father.
Hon. W. w. Dies Of Kcuntxc aren't sew
eral days Of hsst weok here amons friends
and relatives
over the northern end Of the district.
Miss Fannie McAlistcr is Waiting In
Warren.
Or. Junius Taylor and Mr.. Conway Tay-
lor OF Darnum are In town attending tho
bedside of their brother. Mr.. Lucien Taylor,
who Ia quito sick With typhoid fever
Mr., Dump Ridley OF beaumont visited
town Sunday.
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AN ARKANSAS LYNcHrSG.
seIf-C0nfcsAcd Murderer ]
MoOpshfnHr Victim of n Mob.

n SeII-COnIeHSru Muruerer ana
Moonshfner Victim of u Mob.
Osceola. Ark. November 1a--Henry
Phillips. Mas Doe Jores. a negro and
a self-confesycd murderer and noon
Sinner. was iynchoi In the court house
yard here at midnight last night by .
mob composed OF prominent cit;zcns OF
this town and surrounding country.
The dsrecf cause OF the lync1tng was tho
murder Of a merchant near here by PHIL
lips q few days ago. Phillips euiered the
store OF Thomas McI4annahan. and when
the latter turned HIS back the negro
smaglicd his skull with Ratchet After
ihe Injured man had fallen 10 the floor.
PiijlipH chopped his head into n Jelly.
The negro then robbed MrClannahan and
fled 20 Memphis. where he was arrested
and returned here. After nightfali last
night mob assembled. and at Midnight
tho murdered was taken from the jail
Into the court house yard and hanged.
Phillips made full confession. Not q
a quiet and orderly mariicr.
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Mrs. Strickland the guest Of Mrs. n. n.
Love at Franklin.
MIR. h. ii. Brown made business trip
TO Waco last week.
Mrs, Lucy a. Fuller Mrs. j. II. Ictson
and Miss Pauline Adouo attended the
chrysanthemum show at Waco last wcok
Miss Annie P,irdom returned on Monday
TO Waco to resume her studicg In Baylor
university,
Miss Florence Mcintyre Of Anderson re-
turned 10 her home ON Monday after a
pr0tracted visit in Calvert. the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. q. 7. Morse.
Archdeacon Or. Jeiferies OF Galveston
was In Calvert last Friday, and preached
al the Episcopal church In the evening.
Mrs Ada Griffin and children OF Hous-
ton returned home last Thursday after n
protractcd visit TO the iadys mother. Mrs.
w. F.. Wagner.
The ladies oil the Episcopal church held
very beautiful show and bicycle carnival
Thursday and Friday nights In the building
formerly occupied by c. w. Jones & Co.
ArtIstically and financially 1t was pro-
nounced success.
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beaumont Correspondent Relieves
They Will Thrive In This state.

To the Editor Of The Post.
beaumont. Texas. November 1o.-Fcn-
closed send you photograph OF cluster
OF oranges raised in this county The tree
from which the oranges came was Just cia
years CID This came up from stump OF
tree, which was killed in the freeze of
1895. have been interested In the raising
OF oranges in this county for the past fif-
teen years. AT the time of the freeze OF
January. 1886, on the place which now
control at Grigsby, in this county there
We're Two trees over 30 years old, besides
ABOUT ioVo trees from to Is years old.
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Fort WORTH Texas. November H. Two
cars Of Hereford bulls were received hero
thfs week from the Drumm- Flato Commits
sion company Of Kansas City. consigned TO
Der OF similar shipments from the North
have been made 10 Texas points
few days ago car OF Hereford cattle
from Illinois wero received at the yards
billed TO william POWELL OF Charming.
Texas. II was discovered that the cattle
en- route had been unlondcd al Paris for
feeding, and consequently they were pro-
hibied from going 10 their destination
above tho quarantine line. The cattle
were at once transferred 10 Folks stock.
yards, where they will be held until after
the quarantine is lifted. which will prob
ably be the 18th
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mo SPRINGS.

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
gave Mexican fiesta al the court house
Friday night The district court room
was decorated With Mexican flags and Ia
males, chill con carne, trijoies. la pan,
coffee and tea being served by sonorftas
a Ia Mexicana. The curlo shop was an In
tercsiing feature and was really worth
many times the admission charged. having
large pictures OF Porfirio Diaz, Bento
Juarez and Miguel Hidalgo Costiila u
large show case Of Mexican wares besides
blankets and other articles Of the tame
manufacture. IL WIS one OF the most
unique entertainments ever given here,
and netted the ladies neat sum OF money
10 be used for the benefit Of their church.
The flags. pictures and cirios were secured
through the Mexican CONSUL at FL Paso
and the favor IL highly appreciated.
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WIIsIs.

An old fashioned sandy stew was had
last Friday night at the residence Of Rev.
@. NJ. Daniel by the young people o. town.
and was yer, much enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. $ Fisher is again at her home az
the Methodist parsonage after an extended
visit 70 hEr daughter, Mrs. Bennett, at An
dercon.
A party. consisting Of Mr.. r L. Reed.
Miss Carrie Hulou, Mr.. Albert Powell. Miss
Saliie Hulon and Miss Emma Powell. went
to a dance at the residence OF J.. e. Powell
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COHPUs CHRISTI.

Mr.. C.. v Houk OF Denver, Colo. Is here
on a visit TO his relatives, and also for the
purpose Of putting IN few days fishing.
hunting. etc.
Miss yirsie clapp. a handsome young
lady o, Victoria, is on a visit Of several
weeks to Corpus Christi. the guest OF Mrs
A, King.
Ing legal lights 81 San Antonio. IL here
this week In attendance on court
Cards have been received here announe-
ing the coming nupisis OF Mr. Fred King
and Mfrs Dizzy Quinn OF Papalote. on the
18th instant. 10 occur at San Patricio.
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HEAnNE.

Quite a number rom Hcarne went Ia
Calvert Thursday evening to see "a Bunch
of Keys" played.
X. G. Allen made business trip TO
Houston this week.
Miss Kittie House OF Franklin was In the
city yesterday the guest of Mrs. IL. Rhode.
Mrs ference Lallier left yesterday for
Hampstead after spending several days
Visiting her sister Mrs. y. q. Boyd
MIR. Morris Cohen was In town Monday
visiting his relatives.
Mrs, j, FELTON, Lane returned from Long
view Friday. whore she spent several
weeks with her parents.
Misses Wilcox OF Calvert were In the
city Wednesday the guests OF their sls-
ter, Mrs. w. W. T. Eaetorwood
Miss Garland Meth,in, a popular young
lady OF Longviow. is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
]. II. Lane.
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NOTES.

Hen. ". B. WORKMAN was In the city
yesterday en- route to Houston.
In justice court last evening Matt Dever
pleaded guilty to assaulting F. W. Rosen-
baum and was fined s..
Charles ID. Goldberg, commercial agent
of the Rock Island and Pacific railroad,
spent yesterday in the city.
There was a big dance out at Oak Hill
school hcuss last night, which was largely
attended and passed OFF without any Ia
tally.
AT this Methodist church Rev. e. p
Newscm preached an able sermon to large
congregation. after which the sacrament
OF the Lords Supper was administered
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Last Tuesday evening the young ladies'
who played ''The chapcron" here about
two weeks ago. went TO Smithyile and
from reports played to q very apprccintivo
audience After the play they were given
a dance by the young gentlemen OF Smith
vile.
Schriher Of San Antonio were In the city
last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Tom Smith, nee Miss Minnie Greg
ory, OF Marshall. Mo-. arrived In the city
last Tuesday on short visit to relatives
One night last week crowd OF young
folks stormed the home 81 sliss Mena
Stiehl. II was a pleasant evening for all
Those present were Misses Lille Schu-
Tachcr. Lula Ruper sburg. SiddIo Praetor-
ins, Lena and Agnes Scholz and Nina
Stlehl; Metsrs. Thee, Knoll. Cooney, Litz-
rich. Henry and Arthur Presum, Lofts and
George Mauer and Max Hans.
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MIssnul,I s,lrY.

w A. Robinson. win Mercer Or, W,
u. Cochran returned from San Antonio.
where they went as Delegates to the Rap
tlst State convention. They report a
pleasant and harmonious convention.
q, W. Arnold was IN Houston this week
replenishing his stock Of general mcr-
chandise.
Joe Cotton was buying In Houston this
week.
Wyman RobinssyD haas returned from
Comstock He stopped on in san Antonio
on hls return trip TO attend the Baptist
State convention.
Rev Padgett Of Ennis Ia conducting a
Methodist revival
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Licensed 10 wed.

Gainesville. Texas. November i3.--Mar.
riage licenses were issued today to Mr.. 1
NJ. Pryor and Miss Jewell Jones. Mr.. San
Harrison and Miss Minnie Russell.
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YOAKUM.

DR.. and Mrs. w 7, Jones are receivlne
the congratulations of thsir friends on the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their marriage,
Miss Mamie Patton OF Sweet Home spent
several days here. the guest OF Mrs. Gay
Nichols during the past week.
The Yoakum Whist club held It's mrs.
meeting for the present season at the hos
pitable home OF MIR. and Mrs. II. W. Mott
Thursday evening. All who attended report
a most enjoyable time.
The members OF the IRE department are
arranging for grand ball 10 be given on
the evening of Thanksgiving day AS they
never do things by halves. grand Time
y anticipated
Episcopal church are preparing for
minstrel to be given aft the opera mousse
coon. They have secured the very best
local talent, and the entertainment prom
ises TO be great success
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KAulvMAN.

Mrs, j, NJ Dulaney Is spending this week
with friends at Mckinney.
Miss Ella Warrior who has been visit
ing relatives here for the past two months.
has returned TO her homo at Harris. L.
II.
Mrs, +. NJ, Ellis Is visiting friends in
Grconvllle this week
Miss Annie Longmicr Of Kemp visited
among her many friends here last Mon
day
Mrs l.. q. Norwood aud children have
tonville, Ky.
Editor Fletcher and wife OF Kemp were
In Kaufman this week and attended the
lecture given by bishop Garrett,
Born, Thursday mornsrw to Attorney
James Young and wife. Ano girl
Born, 10 Mr.. Jim Turner and wife, n
boy.
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.
WHARTON.

Tuesday night a merry crowd OF society
young people met at the opera house and
devoted several hours to the enjoyment of
the may measures Of the dance. The af-
Ialr viii long be remembered as a delight
full evening
The lovers Of literature met last Mon
day night at the handsome suburban home
OF Or. ]. 7. Bolton. Milton's Paradise
Lost formed the subject of discussion
Exquisite music was rendered by Nisse,
Page Armstrong. Bolton and Messrs.
Sparksman and Cmpbell The next place Of
meeting viii be at the residence of Colonel
L. B, Huston.
large number OF Wbartonites left on
the excursion to Victoria Thursday, among
the number being Mesdames r. r.. Vine
yard X. Huston and Misses Sallie and
Julia Harrison, Gordon Sorrel. Roberta and
Lucille Huston and Messrs r. e. Vine
yard and Cal Watts. All report most
enjoyable time.
Mrs, Milan Kleas visited her parents In
Edna Friday.
MISE. Minter and Miss Tiny Linn have
returned from a three months visit to
Fort Worth.
Mrs NJ. e. Dickson is enjoying the gulf
breeze at Galveston.
Miss Nellie Hood is spending Il few days
in Wharton, the guest OF her friend Mrs.
r. A.. Rich.
Mrs. Mary Floyd and two children has
decided to locate in Wharton, and has pur-
chased the residence formerly owned by
Mr. and Mrs p. G. Brooks,
Mrs. f. w Redding is spending a few
weeks with friends in the Bayou City.
Misses G. Sorrel Lucille and Roberta
Huston remained one night In Edna and
while there We're complimented by dance,
which they thoroughly appreciated.
Mr. H. b. Otto and his son, Master
Claud, are visiting friends In this city.
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BURNETT.

The second annual exhibition by the
Burnet Floral society began on Thursday
morning and concluded Saturday at noon;
the place was the c3urt rom, from watch
all the seats had been removed for the
display. Everybody said, III looking over
the scent. that the exhibition surpassed
that Of last year. especially in the beauty
size and variety of the chrysanthemums
and in ferns, the cut roses also made
beautiful show.
Friday night the hall was crowded with
visitors, at least 800 persons being In the
room. All OF the windows were decorated
with various designs, and instrumental
music was furnished by the Sherrard string
band the vocalization being gwen by the
Burnet quartttte composed OF Misses
Hansford, Tarver, Simmons and Brooks.
Visitors from Dallas, Austin and other
points declare the exhibition not unworthy
of larger city. AS an instance Of enter
prise one lady alone exhibited forty va
rieties OF cacti. while the chrysanthemums
ran UP much beyond that figure. The cit
liens had as an annex to the floral show Il
chicken display. which embraced six va
rieties of blooled stock. The talk now Is
to develop the whole into an annual county
fair. The Burnet ladies deserve all praise.
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LoCKHART.

The Irving club. organized by the lad es
NJ Lockkart for social and literary enjoy
ment and pastime. has become one OF the
fx'd irNltntions of The city. and lie meet
ings are always enjoyable and fun Of tn.
iertaInmers aud instruction. The subject
fer discussion at the club meeting ionight
nrocramrne: Quotations from Everett, by
club: biography. by Mrs. DR. Hendricks
mis- political career. by MIS- j. G.. Burle-
con; outlines of his lecture on Washington,
Mrs Mccurdy; what noted men have
said OF him. Mrs. e. NJ. Storey. parl a
mf nfary law. chapters 20 a.d 81.
Or. Clark OF San Antonio was 10 he
city last week, In consultation with Dr..
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II il fails 10
cure; csc. The genuine has L. u. Q. On
each tablet