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during this time be has visited many OF
TIE Watering places throughout the United
States. He edueAtet MANY orphan cnii-
dren during his lifetime
HUIE-ttarroid. Texas August 2s,-Mr.
w. y Ilui% 9ied AZ his fathers ~. U:
O'Clock p a. Argust %. of typhoid fever.
He grad1s ted frofn San. Houston normal
ilsrnLts tune. Isl. ono Was efnpioyed IN
V.-nc't higa SCHOOL
BRII.I4ISG--weimar. Texas, september
Mrs. Mary BriyEng, wife OF Mr.. VIM.
BrLaiug az this city, died last TUESDAY
morning OF consumption, after snort
illness. She was buried IN the Catholic
Father Brukeleld performing the funeral
rites.
ANDERSON-Lrtt. Texas. September g..
Mr.. John Anderson. the leading merchant
Ct DURANGO. died at his home OF typhoid
fever few days ago aud his remains
were inferred at the family burial ground
amid the sorrowIng sobs OF near relatives
and host OF friends
CONE-w e.nar. Texas. September A.
The remains OF fsttls Gather Gone, oldest
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Cone Of
Rosenberg, who died at his parents home,
were brought here ard inferred In the
Masonic cemetery at 10 o'clock today. He
was a bright child and was known to
nearly all people in Wein1ar, having 30
often visited his grandparents. MIR. and
Mrs. J. T. Cone.
CoFFIN-Pearland. Texas, September 5.
Mrs. J. F. Coffin. aed about s. years. died
very suddenly this afternoon while on her
way from La Porte 20 her home here. She
and her husband had been to La Porte
attending camp meeting ard had started
home: when about seven miles from La
Porte she died in the wagon. She has
had heart disease for several years and
her death was not unexpected.
LAVlNE.-BurfaIo, Texas, September e.
Mr.. ". Lavtre. IS years OF age, was strick-
en- down last Tuesday with paralysis at
the home OF Mr.. 3. L. Hart. hts son-in-
law. and continued 70 grow worse until
II O'Clock yesterday. when he hreathe't
his last. Mr.. I1aytne had made his homo
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Of this place for
several years; he was A most sprtghtly
and energetic man for his age. He had
resided On Texas for the past torty-five
years aud was q lffe-toug democrat; vas
Jew and was respected by all who knew
him as a straight forward man IN all his
business relations. He will be buried by
the side OF hts wife fra Calvert. Mrs. La
vine preceded her husband to the ether
shore twenty-four years.
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Giddings Local.

Giddings, Texas, September S.-The pub-
lie school will open Monday the 9Th instant.
The old corps OF teachers have beeu re.
tatAfc and another successful school year
is assured.
Work has begun on The Methodist church
which was wrecked in the late storm. An
elegant and modern ehur.h Will replace
the old one.
Robbie Knox left for Sherman Thursday
Ilsnt, where he goes to attend school
Mr.. Henry Hosia. one of the nio,sa-
settlers in this section. has sold his ,arn,
en Nails creek. He has not yet decided
where he will move.
Aessrs. \. A. Rector and Hill q. mo
hTrl OF Walton & Hill OF Austin. are here
on legal business.
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CoIored paptists

Sherman, Texas, September a
gro Baptist Northwestern 20
held its election OF officers yenr1
ternoon, which resulted as fosu
Griggs of Dallas. moderator; Ri
Balay OF Da.hEas. vice rloderator
q. Davis of Mckinney, clerf. +
jones OF Fort Worth. correspond
rotary; Rev. r. Curry of ShefnN|
urer. The moderator In the AL
his annual address recommend
plans be put On foot % celstuI
twenty-aftn anniversary Of II.
tbon in 1saa. And that the :
thrcE5eut the association terild
sefv. State missionary day, secs
day In December; African misz1
second Sunday IN July, and q
day, second Sunday in Septsn1
seems TO be the sentiment Of tht
ton to hold the encampment q M
State Fair and Dallas expcsitiod II
Inducements are offered. They N
encam pmeut will draw J0p rAoeh|
rest Of today was Consumed witl
routine work. Tomorrow devotion
ICES will be held at the var.ou
churches throughout the city,
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SAY ANGELo.

Miss Christie Matthews has returned 70
tns city after 4 n7uth's yisig To relatives
Ia San Sata.
Hiss Madle D@Berry leaves Sunday
night Tor sherman 20 attend school
Miss Aladis sarr left Thursday nighr on
visit 10 relatives IN GIeLurae
Mss Thomas of Bryan arrived In tho
t'J eduesdty 20 accept A position In
the pGhAe school here.
Nlss LAURA SklnneF OF Alabama Il via
iuug relatives M tais city
MISS Willie Wren 81 Temple Is visiting
Sf-. l.. NJ MclseiIaru tn this city
Miss Ida Gerber Will leave FOR waco
Norday 70 attend school.
Miss Dora Ferguson OF Bolton IL visit.
ms frierds IN the city.
Mrs Hairy Christian OF Browpycnnd il
visiting relatives m the ciS
Mrs w y. Daks and children Iast
Inursfiay nlght for Sulphur Springs
Ar ard Mrs Weoh March left tas,
nlsAt tor two months visit IN East
Texas
q W. Shield aud family have returned
rom visit TO relatives in santa Anu,a-
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Hobbs have re-
Colo. 80 s''S''
Mrs. b. c. jackson has returne. from a
Ntsit to relatives IN Coleman
Mrs, Huber has returned 10 her home in
san Aistoulo for a few weeks Walt 70 rel.
atives ir this city
MISS Montgomery 81 Houston Is exnect.
80 IN few days to accept 4 pace tr the
San Angelo public schools
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COLL

Mrs. Barton Peel. entertained A number
pf the Young peonle a hes home last Mon
dav EVENING. Select readings, recitat1ons
music and refreshments were the order Of
he evening.
Rev. w. A. Bowen Of RocSport preached
at the Methodist church Sunday night to
a large AMI attentive audience He had
been assisting Rev. Mr. Denton In a. series
of meetings ut Mddlerown Mr. Bowen L.
a minister OF talen. and Of large sntorxra-
ton. He ts also feedeF OF sacred rnfste
DE. Colonel 4. L. Davis MIR. Wale asd
Rev. Denton had a successful hunt Mon
day. killing ployer
Colonel -. G. Proctor Of Victoria IS at.
tending court here this week
The Misses WtiFer4on OF E3erclalr who
have heen spending several days In CioIIaI
returned home Morday
Miss While Gooce, who has baeu on
visit 20 Beilvtlle, has returned.
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Labor Day Plan, al For, W.,

Fort Worth. Texas, September 5-The
the prominent speakers to take part in the
Labor day enercisss Monday is Hon. 10
W. Bailey, Congressman from the SIKH
district. The iron moulders will have /.
foat IN the parade exemplifytnr ,hs,-
WORK; the Touring mills, the ra,kfng house.
the brewery. and other manufacturing n.
sulutioas will also participate and r.
parade VIII be very full representa- tt1n
OF the Industries OF Fort Worth as Well
as OF the workers. Mayor Paddock has
issued proclamation calling en- IoyaI citi-
gems to observe the day as become enter
prising citizens.
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Granbury schools and college,

Grarbury, Texas, September THE
Jarvis institute at Thorp Springs opened
this week with about 100 pupils. forty-one
of whom were boarders from distance.
Professor Betters, who has been superiu.
tendeut OF the public school at Alvarado.
mas been elected to the same position here
and has moved in this week.
MISS Mary shirly from Alvin. Texas, ar
rlSsa mere Yesterday TO enter Granbury
college on the 6th
Mr. McClenny from Breckenridge has
moved here ard will put son and
daughter into Granbury college. AS has
been the custom for years. the services
VIII be held In the college tomorrow. II
oeing the opening OF the term. Rev. C. c.
Mcconnell Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church win preach a, II a. m. and Elder
r. Clark at night.
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ApefhFr darce was over al the Qlia-
"a ~ 0pt1 air nnvtlb1n Wednesday, ntght
COMPLIED atpry 70 Misses Daisy and Lucy
BRYAN who have tus. returned from Il
visit CO CDIc sado About twenty tfV,s
ccarls Wei rresert and all enjoyed
theu selves in<nCusely
tesda rr"s Warunr and F,d1io-spu and
Misses BFevfnrd Rogers ami Sallbe Cleve-
air1 AMI + T.. PAWS all o. Bonney. have
bosn vistttrt-. at thi, place.
Miss Nina Cleg land VIII leave the first
Of the week for Virginia 10 attend school
Misses Foot and L. snitn. af Holst1a
Lula Gariuee af FSeilv1lle. Mary Morris OF
Brerhan,. Berta IaViHder Of Tyler, Mary
Iielarey OF Brazoris Christie Smith and
Huseka Weeuls Of Columbia and ZuIett
Feldsr OF Chappsa Hi. are vi iting frtsals
here.
" n Cleveland CT Houston spent Sun
day here ". tn his faEnlIy.
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The-e WIS quite an Informal gathering
az sae fcne Of Miss La Rue Robinson on
Mpnfa3F After s1ffl@ very beautiful nu-
sic refreshments were served and a very
erloya0Ia evening Was spent
Mr.. ANT Mrs. A. J ADAMS gave a ra-
cegt1en Tuesday evening dn honor of thelr
guests, Miss Gertrude Reynaua OF Hous-
aon tlG Miss Octavsa Shelton OF Marlin.
cards and other games furnished amuse
neat dGsd most delicious refreshn ents
were served
Miss fAFue rcibtuson gave a party 70 a
u1rnher Of her llttla friends THURSDAY
evenacE At a late hour they departed
with a wish thar she would repeat the
affair soon.
Mr. Walter Adams has left for College
Statt1n where be will enter the Agricul-
tGral ard Mechanical college
Professor c. A. Peterson and wife re-
turned 20 HalletsvtlIe Thursday after a
sIorr visit here.
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Kaufmnn Relixtou. ~

Kaufman, Texas. Septembsr
Methodist revival closed q
chapel Sunday. There were nu 4
to the church.
The Methodist meeting at ~
closed Sunday, with twenty-hye Y
70 the church. II
The ladies' OF the Episcopal ~
give d dinner at the Turnsy IN
Monday for the purpose OF raisk1
20 build d church building at this /
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Mr.. ]. Fl Harrison Of F'iatonLia. mem
per OF the firm OF w. II. Nash q. Co.. was
tn town several days th.s week loAostn <
after the firms recent loss by fire.
: NJ Dickens and wife Of Hunt county
are visiting here.
Mr.. r. A. Haas fs visiting a, his ola
home In Iowa
MIR. Fl J Brodndx has returned from
LOUISIANA. where he visited his wife and
parents.
Mrs. W J. Logan CT San Antonio visit
ed Miss Jessie RirchfieId this week
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TERRIBLE
RESULT

Are often produced by imRropq
ment Of certain diseases. Tnn
claily the case in those delicaw
peculiar to men ard wcgne1.
fore best to consult spectalisu
llshed reputation. Ike DIR. hs'
Co
They are true. genuine specs1s,
do not .counterance any OF the W
as free prescr ptions. free sampls
d. medicines, etc. C-nsultation y'sI
Is free. and IL you decide 10
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Mulkex plano.

Mckinney, Texas, Septenabef
MuEkey is holding a revival at Rk
county. InnleHse crowds pack b
nacle at each service and gathal
every part OF the county on tralHs
vehicles. All business OF the tovs
pended and stores close each Y
10 10 IL % a. M, In order to pefn
ness men and clerks to attend.
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Died From Hi. Inisr.e.

Mckinney. Texas. September Y
Estes. an old Collin county citf1st'
near Dublin, twelve miles scusss
Mckinney, was thrown from =
the I'd Instant and received inluf:s.
which he has since died. TIE
WAS 10 years old and was haulln!
OF lumber when the fatal accideH
red.
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Two Rad. .criaen.s

faFmersyalle, Texas, September 4.-Yes-
tsFday afternoon Charley johnson. working
in sovili q cofsy's gin. go, his arm caught
In the saws and badly cut; his physicians
think they can save his arm
IRIS morning Wesley. son OF A. A.
AAtnery, while driving a COW on horseback.
NAs caught by tree and badly hurt; his
BILE. s'S1
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BREyHau.

On last Sunday afternoon the hos
rifaole hcrne OF ex-Sonator II
hnittei. In the western rart 81 ina citv
vIes the scene ~ naoSt elynyable wea
ding ceiebratscn-tne forsleth arrtrni 70.
currence Of tbs day on which he and liz
words then snokeu AS u ynafter Of fact
AUGUST - Was the atlniversary. bar "a
that date fell on Saturday ana lis mary
irienda could not wei leave their bussness
10 heio hIrn ceiebrase on Sa-llrsisy- ~
chose Sunday as the moro convenient 80
The cslebrar'nn took the firm 81 4 har
beSues A long table, laden With rps.sta
.'oonc to surn" AMI other choke yLanfs
VS. spread Iipon The lawn Kegs 81 ~
coid peer stood Geese ~ hand ready 10
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CoRPIs ,,MRisTr.

Mr.. Ranfo,ph Robertson. who left sew.
erai weeks aEo for a visit 10 ytrg MA has
visit
Mrs I.orera Anderson left several day.
ago 10 visit friends TN Port Isayas.a
Hon Frank Is. Earnest collector Of
eQstoEs for this distriet. arrived in the
city TUESDAY from Laredo and wsil re-
main several days.
Mrs.. u. 5. Combs ~ san Marcos, ac-
companaed by her tiauxniers. Nis,as ~,
ana Lalsa. arrived yesterday Ia the Blum
Tuesday night Mrs II. T.. Luter entar.
tanned number OF invited guests al her
residence, IN honor OF Mrs b. A. Mans.
tiesd Of Sreencas.le Ird
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V|vooTqEan's

- ssver done, and II Is especially wearing
ma wearisome 20 those whose blood /
impure ana unfis properly to tone. sus.
tain, and renew tho wasting OF nerva
muscle and tissue. II is more because ~
are run down, "'''''u
Trad, Weak, Nervous,
Ihsn because Of the work itself. Every
physician says 50, and that the only rem.
~ = IN building up BY taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier aud yitsIizer
,xs Hood 6arsapariila. For tbat,o,h,n.
F$enlsoy 20 Women q change Oh sea sc ,,,'
en1ofe or life, or rnsultine from hsr3
exks nefyousness, and impure bInrd
neands Asvs found relief and cure il
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Howe, Texas, September 4.-ls
teresting revival meeting is IN pa
the Christian church here. cc1is
Elder r. r. HarnEn OF PalestinA
crowds attend ana there have !
teen additions TO the church. W
shah OF Dallas assists In the song
and is making a. reputation - =
evangelist. 1
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RuNGE.

Rev. J F. Webb. who has been or an
vacation given by his church. vts5.ttn !
friends In M.ddletown and Goliad. viii
return this week
Mrs 7. J. Long and children have gud, q
20 the ray to spend a week or two ard
TO yss.t Miss Egseri, Mrs. Levy's taush
ter.
L. S. Morrison left few days ago nor
New pr!eans 70 complete his course a.
the commercial college in that city.
Or. J. W. Vaughn. who has been -.
iHr In Rurge several n1cnths has utotsfI
to the frdlar Territory.
J. G., Mayheli left for Eastern Texas on
business a few days ago.
Mr.. r. N. Brown has q new conner at
his house, a fine boy arriving Last Thurs
day
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BRYAN.

Tire ladies' literary club of Bran.
he'll a uiee ting Saturday afternoon and
reorganlzed for another SIX months
course OF study. Their course OF study
Tor this ferm win embrace Roman his
tori. The following officers were elected .
President. Mrs. l.. l. McIruis; vice pres
dent Mrs j. j. Ads ms: secretary. Mrs
Albert j Buchanan: treasurer, Mrs. W.
s. Howell
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s,rITHyILLE.

The social hop given at Transcript hall
triaay evening. under the auspices Of the
SffItnNliis orchestra, was a very enk1y-
aide event, Notwithstanding the warm
weather, Dancing was kept up until I.aj
m ard all present report 4 delightful
slmf, Among those present were Misses
SUSIE hleastnith and I.gsiu Goodman 81
HLstrop. Mac Grimes Of Lampasas gu
SIC EuTlesoa, Marde Thomas. Wune Misi
dieton; MeS1ames Whitehead Edwards
stewart. Middleton aud EArfernAu and
Messrs, Moore. Staples Crtley tsSSb.
Snanks, A. Sharks, Hardness. O. HIM
Grimes. kcsselus, Y. s. Jones II nas-
rop, Cox ard Bethea.
Miss Mao Grimes is visiting in Bas
Mss Daisy Gail Is visiting N Basfron
the guest OF Miss Belle Anderson.
Nrs VIM Edwards has returned from
visit TO friends nj HMslsaro
Mrs. Ethel Jones -Harris OF Navasota "a
Visiting relatives N this city
Mrs. III. H. Peoples arrived home Mon
iAay from several weeks visit 81 viz
guia.
Mr.. anS Mrs. r. w Cox have returned
SITTER nleaSant visit lo Crockett Hunts
Vile and other points IN East Texas
Miss Hattie Young returned "a her hou,a
In Bastrop Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Kate Hackrider
Mrs. f, T. Rrrs ana daughter. Miss
Mht Bone, have returned from an cxtersi.
- vaslt 10 Alvarado assd other North
Texas points.
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GRANGE.

mss May =, Carr o. sryan was In the
Mss Ilotrs Moore left for Columbus
lsst SATURDAY morning
Miss Delphine Eyrnes returned home
ldst saturday. after visit OF several
month"; n Alabama and Florida
Miss i.s'snc wFieht OF Fort wsarth a
WISHING IN town, the gucs; OF Judge l..
". Mclf0'F fi1srily 49,
Miss SarNfie X rs nas resurnei ana VIII
hate charge Of q class In niuslc here this
Last Nedntsla, evening MS Jptia
Scht niacher entertained some OF her
young sslends with Face of Penny,
paiff Etch guest WAS handed nyns,y
an ewerty-slx questions were asksd. af,
Of which could ~ answered by sicSs a..
servatson and s,t.;v of the penny IL -
O'Clock an elegant lnreh was served M.ss
lsllte Schumacher presiding over me
nurch bowl Thoye present were Ntss,-
Nireie Moore. Joste Duncan. I.srsie Fsy-
ouhar. May Phelps. SSnorla Rivr~. Airea
Nscfea ncrsadt. Iva Brown. Pauline " hif.
low Mile Eat;tgsr; ANNA r.eibstier.
Aide WlEsnl.ers Lon Holman. Edna
FarauhAr Tube Baker. and Messrs INK,
Alexander. Ike fIarreison. VIII, psst1ton-
Arthur Prerun., Stirred Hesntse, Ardr,w
Kautbach, Neebit Hail. Harry R.charix
SAres Hopkins Henry Prerus, Walter
pAvdxe. Arthur pAviage, paul sshoifr
Ben Meyer. Aaolph Hanr.ch and
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Mrs VI. H Geary Of Houston has re-
turned after a brief visit TO her SON, who
Is station ageut at this place.
Mrs Tom Orth of San Antonio IS visit
ing Der sister, Mrs J. 3. Holland CT this
city.
Mrs Charles Atnth.sun OF Ozark. Ala,
IS AZ the bedside OF his sister Mrs Fl
3. Yelvsrton, who Is not expected to live
Mrs. j, D. Winner has returned from a
visit To Houston with friends.
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YOAkIM.

The oper@ house was crowded TO over
flowing Monday u ght to witness an ei1-
cuttnuary recital BY Miss Lena Arcu SOhn
aESl%rsd bv local vocal and Instrumental
talent. Miss Arp1Sot1n has recently re-
turned from New York where she spent
two years in elocutionary training, and
That she has few equals IN Texas as a
rafished e.focutlortst the citizens who
heard her eutbus1aStcEllt testify. The
entertainment was given under the aus
Dlces OF the Episcopal church.
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Rev. Byron's sIeetisE

Cleburne. Texas. September ~
Methodist protracted meeting, h
converted clown, Rev. Byron, n
preaching, still continues. Tns \
has been moved from West 70 ~
burne.
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GnANBURY.

Mr.. Oscar Mensfee and wife are v-st.-
Ing his br a.her, DR. r. l.. Menrfee Mr.
Msncfee Ices 100 miles south OF the City
Of Mexhra.
Mrs. ! NJ. Synln1cnds returned this
week from an extended visR 20 relatives
In Illinois Sheriff Petty. who has been
du te SEX severa. weeks. Is getting bet
ter.
Mr.. Franklin f. AlIller and Miss Mollie
Dllsard were married September l. Rev.
w. J. Moore offcitlng
Mr.. Jim Randle OF Acton Is seriously
SICK
J. Wiley Wisdom has returned from an
extended trip 70 Toronto ard back. vita
GASrg.a
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san Al GCSTIyE.

Born to DR.. ard Mrs. Felix r. Tucker,
q fine boy.
j. W. Phillips. 3. T. Roberts. Berrart,
Sr1itn and little Mamie, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs L. " Davis, are sick witt,
typhoad fever They are all doing as we'll
as could be expected
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NO CURE-No PAY.

That is the way all druep
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL ~
Chills and Malaria. II Is Simply y
Quinine in a tastsless form, Chi@.
It, Adults prefer it to bitter. ~
tones. Price SOC.
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HuntsviIl~ water wors. n.,.s.

Huntsville. Texas. September 5.-The
city council meets next Tuesday nisht.
when the bids scr the water works hcnas
will be awarded.
Mt. J. d. Bone. commercial aren't o. TIA
Cotton Beir. was here THURSDAY.
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Lockhart win BE Represented.

Loekhart, Texas. September AT a
meeting OF colored citizens called for the
purpose OF considering the call made by
N. Q. Henderson Of Columbus. Texas. the
following proceedings were had: Profess
sor Henry Clay Gray addressed the meet
ing and read and explained the call for
the Columbus conference.
On motion the meeting resolved to send
two delegates to the Columbus meeting,
and Professor Henry Clay Gray and Pro-
lessor A. L. Maynard were elected as said
delegates.
after transacting some other business OF
minor Importance, the meeting adjourned
H. c. Gray, chairman; A. L. Maynard,
secretary
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DNCkfIoLrS.

Mr.. c Watson. newly appointed pos--
muster. took charge September l.
Hon. j FL. BbclSst OF Cameron passed
tnc04Eh town en- route co his ranch 4
te- aays SINCE
Mrs " Il. Gwia and Miss Annie VII.
.latasrn ot Lamp0zas arc visiting Mrs. r.
j. Fl'pctCr
~. F Poole and family OF Milano are
VA.ittpg lretr relatives near ESla, shoIts.
MrS. Lpia Jones Of Alabama is yLxf ling
hsr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or Dinkers.
:. Fred VII Ting. 4 conlrr ercifal angel from
Temple, WA In BJac xh0Its
Protess3r T. q. Goodman visited his
relatives IN Franklin last sunday
Mrs L L. Moore and lbttle dAG ghter
fta4nre home
Mrs Templetcn and Miss Celia Sehrock
q baTha were v.stirz relatives IN town
thts week
Mrs Mclean Of Cameron was wishing
her brother, Mr. \. p. Kerr this week
Msses Fl Kerr and Tenpletou o.
pAyils we're visiting the family OF Mr.
Gardner this w1eet
5ohn VI Hefdey Of Cameron was In
BuckL5odJs On u sort vEsbt
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DELEGATES TO COLUMBUS.
Call for q Mass Meeting Of fcgrots
mt Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. Texas, September 5--The
negroes OF Fort Worth have issued the
following call for meeting. the object
of which is to form an anti-raplst organi-
cation. II is possible that the combined
action Of the negroes Of Texas may result
in doing much good The call reads.
Fort Worth, Texas. September 3, 1881
IN behalf OF humanity. Our homes and
good government, appeal TO every self
respecting negro OF Fort Worth and Tar
rant county who reads with shame the
foul and black deeds which appear III our
daily papers, to assemble in the court room
Of the new city ball on Saturday the 18th
OF September. 1891. at $50 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of eiecting delegates 20
the anti-rapist convention to convene In
the city OF Columbus October 2, and to
transaeu such other business as may come
properly before the assembly