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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
OMAHA ENCITED.
Rumor of an Injunction to Stop the Sale
Of the Union Pacific

Omaha. Neb.. October 30.--For a time
to-day there was great excitement in
railroad circles in this city over the re-
port that an Injunction had been asked
to prevent the sa!c of the Union Pacific
road under foreclosure next Monday
The report first came through n dis
patch from Dow. Jones G. Co. of New
York, but in a short time the story
came in from other points.
1t was Impossible to suhstlntiate the
story, however. and ii IL not thought
hero that there is anything in ii. Judge
Munger. OF the United States District
Court. was the only Federal Judge in
the city to-day. lie said that he had not
heard of any move to obtain an injunc-
ton, and declared that if such an at
tempt were made before him the chances
were that he would refuse to have any
thing 10 do with the matter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

j. NJ. Thirswend. of Grosheck, Tex.
says that when he has a spell Of indI-
gestion and feels bad and rluggish. he
takes two of DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers at night, and he Is all right the next
morning. Many thousands Of o,hers do
the same thing. Do you. ]. NJ. i. Tvot-
ter, II, i. Wake. Trutt & Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
INCREASE IN EXPORTS.
This Ports Business This Year Far IN
EXCESS OF 1885.

The exports from this port for the
nine months Just past amOlalt 10 Sill
ois,iol. against S6.GOj.Sll for tho same
period In 1886, S4.S9J.092 in 1895. and
s5a22.e6S In 1894. Thirty-liye vessels ecl-
tered here this month. with a total ton
mage of 5S,6l1 as against IL last October.
with 67a69 tons; But t:ic exports this
month VII be heavier than the same
month last year. This month 1857 tons
or coal were shipped. 35S.3l5 bushels
corn. 10000 bushels whe$., 19O $50 slaves,
l4.lo2 bales cotton. l3e Read cattle. llm-
Der. pig iron. logs. lard. tobacco. etc,
which will run the amount up higher
than last year, when they amounted to
$l,GlS, ,020.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

Buy School Boy4tobacco for cigarette
or pipe. Ernest Brownies Cigar store,
219 Main street. oct31-1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
To Cure "a Cold In orc Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qufnine Tablets
All druggists rsfund The money If II
Fails to cure. "a cents Sold BIZ j. NJ.
l.. Trottcr, Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

There is no need of ltelc children be-
Ing tortured by scald head. eczema and
skin eruptions. DeWim's Witch Hazel
Salve gives instant relief and cures per
manently. j. NJ. l.. Trotter. r. l.. wal
kcr, and Trutt & Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

Visit THE Art Exhibit of Fine Dm-
bfoidered Linens at Miller, Rhoads &c
co. tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

Visit the Art Exhibit OF Fine I'm.
'nroidered Linens: ut Miller. Rhoads g
Co. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Night School.

Mon, Wed. nd Fri. Southern ShoE:
Hand and Business University.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

HOODS PILLS are the favorlte family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price 25c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
Mothers Praise

Hoods Sarsapnr;lla, because, by Its great
blood onriching qualities. II gives ROSY
checks and vigorous appctites to pale and
puny children.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

Disagreement for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles, and for all kinds Of
sores and skin troubles. j. NJ. T.. Tro,-
ter, Il. l.. Walker. and Truitt & Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
REMOVAL OF REVENUE OFFICE

Washington. d. c.. Oct 30.-Thc Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue decided
10 remove the Office of the Collector of
internal Reycnuc for the Sixth Virginia
District from I.ynchburG to Alexandria.
Inc decision was preceded by 4 hearing
which was participated in by delega-
t!ons from both Alexandria AMI Lynch
burg. the latter protesting earnestly
against the change. The removal was
made upon the ground that it would
bring the Office nearer to Washinston
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Newest Discovery-Ext. Teeth; no
pain. n. Y. d. Rooms. Ennis, 1G2 Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
CITY BREvITIEs.

Tho Sol Edel case will be called I'm in
the criminal court this morning.
=. The criminal district court viii resume
It's regular session this morning.
The Houston Glee club VIII have its
Hall. ~ ~ "a'o
u Is likely that the city council at its
meeting tonight WIN SO back to the GUS
tom of meeting in the afternoon, instead
of after dark.
contractor Lucas has completed. ready
TO be turned over to the city, seven blocks
OF brick pavement on the outer section Of
Washington street.
telephone communication will be estah
hshed today with the quarantine stations
at Eureka. and at the crossing Of tho
internatt9nal and Great Northern and
houston East and West Texas railways.
Mr. c, Grunewald has one of his show
WltWows on Main street decorated with
FRUITS and flowers, as an advertisement
lor the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Fes-
VNal' To be held here December G to II.
The Mission Workers held service on
Market square yesterday afternoon and
eeglin at the Missson hall last night. but
superlhtendent Bradburn. with his f1ne
NNuNu voice ami imposing presence was
absent being laid up with the dengue.
Mr.. j., NJ. Fraser writes to The Post
TO say that he has been placed In charge
OF the, city quarantine guard at Eureko,
instead OF Captain II. r. johnson, MS pub
nshed IN yestenday's Past. The pubiica-
to, was made upon Information furnish
cd oy the mayor and a change was likely
niauc IRON the original nan
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Personal MENTION.

S. M. Rowe of Wharton Is In town.
Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr., of Bryan is in the
city
j. A. Hyde of Fort Worth is at the
Dawlor.
W. Ruif Of Hampstead was at the Law.
lor yesterday.
r. W. Brahan of Huntsville arrived in
the city yesterday.
NJ. y. Mcknight of HalletsvilIe Is regis.
tered at tho Capitol.
w X, Callinder of Victoria Is stopping
at the Hntchns House.
j. A. Morris of San Antonio is repis-
tered at the Law!or hotel
a. H. Woodson of BRENNAN is regis
tered at the Hutohins House.
Hon. Frank Andrews is confined to his
apartments at the Capitol hotel by ILL
ness.
Miss Alice Potter left yesterday mori-
ing for a few weeks visit In San An
tonic.
b. H. Vineyard of Eagle Lake, ]. ID.
liawkins and Wife of Hillsboro and r. A.
brhNes ana FAMILY of Cuero were among
yesterdays arrivals ait the Lawlor.
Mr.. w. II. Lighthouse and Mr.. ]. II
Grimes, two wen known contractors Of
this city, left last night for Livingston to
construct bank vault for Livingston Ma
tonaa bank.
x-Goyernor r., b. Hubbard was in the
registered at the LAwlor hotel for din
ner. lie was en- route TO Marlin, Texas.
Governor Hubbard was suffering from a
.oucn or me dengue and was indis .ssAad
I" talk on general topics,
j. b. Cruise, son OF r. A. Crpse
prcmlrent and wea.thy merchant of
Wo2dvlle, arrived In Houston last night
en- route 20. Nashville, Tenn, TO enter a
i,cl college. From Beaumont Mr..
Sruse was accompanied to Houston by
Or j. W, Cruise, a popular nhvsjcian ~
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A NOTABLE CHESS GAME
Now in Progress Between Houston
and Galveston.

Now in Progress Between Houston
and Galveston.
Houston and Galveston are rivals In
many things. and among these rivalries u
that Of striving for supremacy In that most
profound OF all games. chess; Inc game
that was invented thousands OF years ago
by some shrewd satellite (who was also
genlus) of an Eastern potentate, for tns
latter's amusement.
A remarkable game which was started
months ago Is still being played between
the chess clubs OF Galveston and Houston,
and there is no immediate prospect OF an
end to the game, as both sides have been
like two skilled duellists, fencing with con-
summste skill.
Al present Houston has slight advan-
tage and ought to win, though 1t may be
possible for Galveston to tie the game. :
Anyone interested in chess, the game that
the great genius Napoleon played so ar
IDENTIFY, will do well to visit the rooms of
the Houston Chess club at the Young Mems
Christian Association and study the moves
In the Houston Galveston game.
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CAsTOFl1A'
.s;:':::::''||':';;.'1z2ss
.-ruc WORLD

This great scenic meloe,
presented by Punch Rooc,s sss Z
engagement. which is ~ ~ ~ 4
and opens on October ~ ~ ~
10. 20 and 80 cents. the
press says: au1l1p
opera house lest might - IL \
we're a few vacant seas = y . Z
but none in the balcony 4, n
tier. The attraction W.
duct,or NJ "The World. 4 Y ~
The company carries : "a "!
cry for this production, ,iss K !!
very effective. The sinM s'st, ~
and The rescue we're all du's
evoked mich applause. .....,ullj \
The characters were 49,
tanned, none OF them V6I
histrionic effort. MT "; I ~ n,
mis- McGuinham exhio'ss. d ~ Z
brogue ard afforded k ~
mont ty his comedy wo' ~
often of a scmi-ssr'o X
Fahey was less AT no
OF Nose Abrams than .,s1
him better. but he ac2Ss,
itably. Miss Minnie ~
As Rosa Ellistoa, ana
ger carried her paE
duclng in the fourth
49, $3.50 tuv ~
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At Forest Park.

Tho visitors at Forest Park yesterday at
ternoon, and the crowd was large. had a
chance to see what some Of the home talent
could do as comedians.
The leader Mr.. Mcdaniel, had we'll
drilled corps of assistants who made much
amusement for the visitors. The skirt dane
ing of a little Houston girl was especially
literally applauded. and only one thing
seemed to be more attractive to the crowds
than the entertainment. and that was The
inevitable dance that followed 1t later in
the evening.
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which He could Min greater glory to
Himself. There Il but one thing 70 ~ y
response to such misconceptlon, "0od
forbidi"
Our SORROWS teach us dependence upon
0pd. and such consciousness on our part,
y the center and soul Of all true piety.
Our falls teach us our weakness amid
temptation and counsel prudence In the
presence Of those things which have thrown
u upon our backs In former contests; and
we are led to pray with great earnestness.
Lead u not into temptation"
II comes then finally to this: That.
while no one Of us has lived life free
from calamity, sorrow and sin, as to cling
every day a song Of honest thanksgiving,
meaning to include every moment and ev-
cry experience when we say. Thou hast
delivered my soul from death, mime eyes
from tears, my feet from falling yet all
Of us who love God have known enough OF
Joy and have won enough Of virtue to find
some one or more noble experience Of Gods
merciful dealing with us, OF which no
words could be ~ filter expression than
those OF the ancient psalmlst. whoever he
was, which have pcaled forth for more
than 250e years, this note OF grateful
heart Thou hast delivered my soul
from death mine eyes from tears, my feet
from falling"
Beloved, may we cherish the sentence,
and make 1t more and more the constant
Expression OF our loving gratitude TO God,
for all His goodness and mercy.
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BACK TO AUSTIN.

state Health Officer DR.. Swearingen
Passes Through From Galveston.
Dr. r. Nj. Swearingen, State health Off
Ger, passed through Houston last night
en- route to Austin from Galveston. He
arrived on the Santa Fe, and after spend
ing few moments around the Grand Cen
tral depot retired to his apartments in the
Austin sleeper on the Houston and Texas
Central.
The doctor did not discuss his visit to
the coast with anyone. and only wnen a
gentleman asked about sensational reports
coming from the island he replied that
nothing would come of the case there.
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HEARsn.

Mrs. Robert Dial returns, ].
Waco. where she spent a ~ ~
Mrs. B. II. Knox cana m Az
Tuesday, after visiting rela.iv~ I
few weeks. '~
Mrs. Bishop is visiting ,.,,,,.)
friends in Bryan.
T.. e. Byor made a buslner n, &
pie and Taylor this week y Z
still the dengue fever prsy,I. i,
Ing OF a social nature has dsrslsS
this week. 3!
Rev. s. f. Whipkey, former, Z
place. but now Of Bremond. L yisA
this week.
Harry Driffus visited Waco IN 4
of the week. returning Thund,,
Edwin Wilson Of Austin i. L 4
spending a few days. (,
ii. r. Taylor and wife returxd I;
OF the week from Houston, M
were tied up by the quarantine
e. M. Borden OF Houston III 4
in Hearne this week. ne
Mrs. A. ]. Parnoll is visiting =
in Austin. h
John l.. McNutt returned NJ
from San Marcos. where b Spest I
days with his family. n
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FIRST or THE SERIES
" Attrnctions En9ngcd by

Ut AttrnctiOns En9ngcd by thc
Turnvcretn for the Season.
The first Of series OF concerts by pro-
fessional talent, gotten up by the Turn
verein will be given tonight with the
Smith sisters. Ariel quartette.
For November 90 there will be the
Adelphi Concert company; for January {
the Clara Schuman Ladies' orch stra, for
February the Schubert Symphony club,
and for March . the Mozart Symphony
club. All this means great deal OF good
music for the music loving people OF Hous
ton. In the meanwhile other amuscments
are not to be neglected as the Wednesday
evening hops that have been the source OF
80 much pleasure to the friends Of the
Turner's, win be kept up The first viii
be given on Wednesday. October 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Martin Abel Is Killed While Hunt
Ing Near CucrO.

Passengers arriving on the Aransas
Pass yesterday reported the accidental kill
ing near Cuero of Martin Abel, a young
man of that place.
Young Abel was out hunting. when his
gun was discharged Unexpectedly, sending
charge of buckshot into his body CAUSING
death before assistance could arrive. The
young mans father was brakeman on the
train arriving yesterday. ara as soon as he
heard OF the accident he started for homa
on another train,
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(. M. BIIll
LINE: scEs.x.Es4
AGENT ROYAL cEAfrNr
SD Commerce Az. III.

af
the Methodist church -; Y
The programme WA vi, ssls \
ing the evening q collecsi Il, ). d
for missions. ~ Y
Invitations have been iuno.a y J.
Mage OF Mr.. w. H. Rail ~. z
Stevens, to take place A. ~ !
Wednesday, October ~ 49,.
The Episcopal ladies Ma \. I
Thursday afternoon at ~ s'.,sl
+. w. Clement. 1t was ~ N.
Mr.. w. G. Boston Of thr ". =.
Blanche Goldborough are
were married in that cMv 49,.
and Mrs. Boston will he 4
friends in Cuero after oc,sk.
Earl Sieligson left Monds, v i
Va, where he goes to attssa ~.
X; c. Warn and wife WI 49,
Dallas. - 49,
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.
WHARTON.

very pleasant evening was passed last
Monday at the hospltable home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Cloud by the members OF
the Loyal Literary League The hours
were well whiled away in interesting con-
veleation. the programme prepared was
not rendered, owing to the absence of so
many who were under the sway OF King
Dengue
Miss Tina Sparks, after pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. Milan Kleas. has re-
turned to her home in Edna
Mr.. Bob Kleas of Edna is spending a few
days with relatives in Wharton.
Senator j. Il. Linn and family have re-
turned from voyage down the river
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain and daughters
Misses Lille and Norma, and Master Bean
are nome again from weeks rar-alizlng
near Mackey.
DR.. Farrell and family spent few DAYS
iest week enjoying the delights Of country
life
Miss Jasmine Witty revived the sad
news OF the death of her father, which oc-
Cured at his home in Cold Water, Miss
Mr.. Ed Voelkner left Thursday for
FEW days visit to his parents In the Alamo
City. 'no
County Surveyor f. Hardey has been in
Wharton, and while here kept in touch with
the times by INDUCING in case of dengue
fever 19"eue
~ "S""'hui residence or Mrs. NJ. t.
harrison on Burleson street is now COM
pleted, and is one OF the handsomes+
MONIES IN Wharton. The family will take
possession Monday. '"Ae
Mrs X. NJ. Brown has been ouite s;o,,
inns week, and is still very III.
william Gorsuoh, the young Vjryini,r
VINO won the intercollegiate contest sor
cra,ory at Knox last week. was a brotbsr
OF the late well beloved Robert Gors,,oh ana
a
city. A~sf' OF this
Rev Father McSorley OF Liberty will ho
IN wharton and deliver sermon On tbe
night or November 9, and will hold di,,ne
services ON the morning of the 3d
Messis Louie Lastro and I c. Ru,,ara
at Dallas ''e S'ate iair
Mis' nate HtX and daughter. Miss Lana
VI pyerspurg Tenn, also Miss .Ioe Newt
suhsFy OF Columbus, are the weIcor,a
sues,s OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Rockwood
wharton today is a city of sorrow An
hearts are bowed with grief over ~ ~.
aeath OF Miss Ada McCamby. one ~ re
Iairtst flowers in the Rosebud CarSar 'ne
Hiris Bright. winsome ana iovons v.
presence was like CLEAN OF s,,niiySt S Isa
s Sal an NE, sparkling and beautiful; but
read, 1--WE I'M
The futures fair promise unknown
Now ieave her with God, the too early
At the foot of the great White Throne.
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The dengue is dying out" said DR.. D.
r. stuart In response to an inquiry by a
reporter for The Post. 81 am now having
but two or three now calls day. whiIe
some two weeks ago the average Was from
nfteen to twenty"
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Change OF Dntc..

Thomas w. keene has changed his Hous-
TON dates from October % and 30 10 No
vember l. and Is, when he win present
the same repertoire as concentrated on
ne carrier dates, giving matiuce in ad-
uition 10 the two night performances.
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Meeting OF Emmct Counc,I

Emmett Council held It's regular semi
monthly meeting last night at the Emmett
hall on Prairie avenue. The chi.f hu.,n...
transacted was the election OF .rho.na,, w
cronan TO I'LL the unvxpired term Of imam.
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will llbely come before the board. CHIEF
among which being the ordinance provid-
ing for an issue Of $50.o0 In bonds Tor
improving the school system and the RE
port Of the board Of public works upon the
Fifth ward pavement.
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Reform Presby teriss :

, heIOr" k-TCbuysS -. =.
Nashville, Tenn, October 49,
cipal business OF the SYNOD q "
ticn of Reformed PresbytsF'1 .
still in session at Belfast y g.
the session yesterday includea =
CT reports on Ersklne COLLEGE p
Carolina. The year jut enaes
ported to have been the MOI
In the history Of the COLLEGE ~
open to young women 4 \.
foreign missions was heN. U.
field is in Mexico and prpnaeg
of Tamaullpas and San Lu, I'm
Two churches have been wv
missions have fiourished. ! ~ ~
Hemphill ofeGeorgIa, ]. y
Carolina; w. S. Moffatt' ~ r
Mr.. J. H. Simpson. Kensu.a.
addresses on foreign mission. ~ !
Today's services were s!ss5 ~
me n,se audiences. Rev. J; g = p
Charlotte, N. c., preacnsSs ssstn
sermon, and Rev. ]. Kno! ~ ~
Cincinnati preached tonisn. III i I
Bonner and G. r. Lee pre ~
burg to large congresaion
will probably adjourn toh
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The 3-year-old infant OF William Tolar
OF Chapman street, died yesterday and was
buried at Cross Timbers
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The City council.

The city council will meet tonight IN
regular session.
There ais several important matters hat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
THE DEATH ROLL.

Edna the 2-year- old daughter OF Ed
Waters, at 1910 Summer street. died at
p m. yesterday and will be buried at
o'clock this afternoon from the residence
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Mrs ]. A. Burkhard, aged 30 years. died
yesterday at her home, 3007 Engelke street.
The body is being embalmed by West
heimer, and will be shipped today to
Omaha
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CUERO.

Mrs, George Anderson OF Tboma.,or Ut.
ited relatives this week. VIZ
yasr George D. Smith and children OF
Il. Mcconnell. 'a'i'is ot MT ~
4 missionary entertainment MA s,v.n :,
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CALDWELL.

Mr.. John Boswell, zone Of Caldwell's
young business men, was married to Miss
Ida Wilmington at her home Wednesday
noon in the presence of few friends, and
left on the train Immediately for Dallas
where they will spend week at the State
fair.
Mr.. Cliff Sale and Miss Clara Mcleod
We're married at the residence of Rev W.
r. James Thursday afternoon, Rev. james
officiating
Messrs. Robart Heslip and Mart Rogers
are spending this week at the Dallas fair
Miss Alma Lamkin has returned from
Longyiew, where she has spent several
weeks visiting relatives
DR.. Sam Wilson, Jr., left Wednesday for
Galveston, where he will attend the medi-
cal college.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pagan and little daughter
have returned from st. Louis, where they
have been visiting.
Mrs. William Reeves has gone to Bolton
on visit.
Miss Edith Radford Of Lyons spent q
few days here this week visiting Miss
Clair Matthews.
Judge Fl. G. Banks was In Lexington d
few days this week.
Rev. jeff d. Ray returned Friday from
Waxahachie. where he spent week UNI
Willingly while quarantine was on.
a. b. Carr Jr.. OF Bryan, spent day
In our city this week.
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The principal society events ., ~,
week were the White Bardwsl, n,nt 81.
ana q literary entertainment r,.ar ~, ~.
Epworth League. In fact, The ys,, .mv
FEVER scare and an ep.dsmh Of Ssna .ow
Fave practically knocked all the .roI,c o,.'
OF the Beeville people. "e ''ohc out
Kew, 5. NJ. Locke,t and wife 81 sh..-
MAJ ma, arrived here Wednesday even. M. ma
wA ~ future make this their home. Re- uSa
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LICKHARr.l

Getting up society budsN tlt
prevalence of dengue endsnk I
making brick without Ssxs
everybody is confined In door IA I
event can terminate.
Mrs. German has returned from u
what protracted visit to rsliilyx 4
Antonio.
Mr.. George Monkhorse and vit
Mr.. Gordon Ridout Of Gcnalu \
the city during the latter POI: {
week.
Mrs. Joe Rurch visited frisris I
gum last week.
Miss Flora Hannig u Austin b
her mother, Mrs. Frank IItnilf,
sick.
w. G.. Barber Of San Nase4
Buck Walton of Austin and ~
hill and Frank Gross nj bul1t
torneys, were attending district
week. \.
DR.. M. r. Hendricks, county y
ficer. visited Houston and Gl'Fs !!
week on business connecIN "
quarantine.
Mr.. A. j. Orts Of Delhi w M
the streets of the city ode az y
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Il the World Moving nncr,

~ s-"Es0f VI HV IUSt,
san Marcos, Texas. October "a. lis The
world moving tsakwards On every hand
you VIII hear this question answered IN q.
anirmaeive. Nine out o. every ten pe.scns
you meet viii argue th,t 1t Is So. AK
them their reasons fer their belief and thew
VIII reclte mournful stories to show tia,
We srs % ~ back Grade. and they can