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barbecue. during the dav of Saturday. July
3. and a grand ball and bicycle parade at
night.
proposition that Beaumont cooperate
with Port Arthur in n celebration, the day
to be divided between both places, was
voted down. and the following committees
TO arrange the Beaumont affair were
named:
Meats-C. Blanchette. Malby Eastman.
w. p. II. McFaddin.
Premiums-L. r. Levy. R. NJ. Mothner.
John Adams.
Adyertisins-w. "A. Ward. C. T. HeIsig,
w C. Averitt.
soliciting--E. p. Gray. George c.
OBrien a. Lew. F. W. Greer Jim Cos
sett Nick VAUGHN. W. p. II. McFaddin.
Bread. pickles. etc--H. Hirsch, c. L.
Nash.
Decentralization b. Goodhue. ]. II.
Phillips II. A. Greer.
Stand privileees-S. Lederer
Wood-E. C. Wiess. NJ. X. Fletcher.
BarbecueS. H. Van Wormer, C. Blan-
Ghetto. A. Delannc.
Trade DISPLAY. r. Lyon.
Bicvcle parade-P. II. Wiess. r. G..
Wilder Ed Eastman.
Judges on premiums--Hall w. Greer, w.
II. Ford G.. w OBrien.
Tables. seats and patform--J. +. Keith,
l.. n. Pipkin. w. a. Prlddie.
r. II. Kelley. editor of the Beaumont
Journal was selected az orator of the day.
The committee began work this morning.
WILL EXHIBIT AN AIRSHIP.
Readers of The Post will remember that
the FLYING machine which sailed mysteri-
ouslv over and about Texas several weeks
ago stopped in Beaumont for n short while
one night for water. While the aerial YES
sci was at rest in this city it was visited
by Mr.. j. Il. Lyon, a prominent citizen,
who made the acquaintance of the ndyi-
gator and was afforded an opportunity to
insnect the shin. all of which was duly re-
ported in these columns. Mr.. Lyon was
the only citizen who saw the ship and
therefore ACQUIRED distinction that few
other Beaumonters hope 10 attain. Lut he
is not n selfish man and he therefore pro-
noses to crafty the curiosity of the hun
dreds who will come to the big celebration
IN Beaumont on July by exhibiting an
airship in the trades display. True. this
VIII not be the same flying machine that
Mr. Lieon saw. hut 1t will be fac smile
Of that remarkable vessel and will be COM
piete in every detail. At the grounds the
ship will be placed on exhibition and no
charge will be made for examination of
the plans of construction or the method of
operation.
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barbecue. during the day of Saturday, July
3. and a grand ball and bicycle parade at
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Low RATES 10 TENAs,
"ovEnNon LEEpy's SPECIAL CON.
MirTEE MAKES a REPORT.
rue ""'dfnS of mn Indcpc ndcnt
Line by the states to he the
Last Resort.

Topeka, Kan. June l7.--Tho oommittc,
appointed by Governor Lcody to confer wilt,
oklahoma anu Texas committees in efforts
TO secure reduced freight rates has mad,
It's report to tho governor. Conciscly stat
od, the report of tho committee is:
mat tho ratca from Kansas to the ,,uli
have been found unjust and excessive;
that II costs too much Tor Kansas FARMERS
TO ship grain south. and that the uuestiop
must be settled IN ono of the four ways
susSoh,od. to hc taken up IN this order.
l, Attempted remedial conference with
the railroads 10y tho governor or raiiNad
commission. with a Wow toward having a
reduction between now ard fall. whom grain
is shipped South heavily.
=. Tho use of the special scssiou club
on tho railroads IL the nrst plan fails.
Z. Tho calling OF spcciu, session of the
legislature II tho two PROPOSITIONS do not
"orl1 and tho attempt 10 pass a maximum,
freight ratio bill.
4. The Immediate and serious conSidern-
ton OF the building Of n North aud South
railroad through Kansas TO tho gulf us n
last resort IL the above named throo courses
shall result In failure.
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The UNION PACIFIC IS OUT,
Withdraws From the PASSENGER
Agreement Announced.
HERE IS SOME DISSATISFACTION.
'"e"n Rates That Are Authorized
Central General office Man nal,
oh-About the Gatc system.
SOME DISSATISFACTION

Tho Union Pacific has pulled out of the
western Passenger association by giving
the thirty days notice of withdrawal which
is called for In the association agreement
iherc is strong probability. moreover.
That there will be some reductions in tho
passenger rates between the Missouri river
ana ogden before the matter is finally set
tied The cause Of the withdrawal was the
Old iight over the divisions to be allowed
the oregon Short Line In the old DAYS
when the relations between the Union Pa
enc and the Oregon Short Line were more
intimate than they are at present. the
Union Pacific allowed the Short Line per-
e'n'agts somewhat in excess Of those
usually allowed to the Western roads nv
thelr Eastern connections. When the Short
Line was rcorgauiaed 1t askcd the Rio
Nrande aud Western and the Denver and
hio Gfande If they would allow 1t the
same divisions that It had been receiving
from the Union Pacific and those roads
niimated that they would do so.
IN the meeting OF the Transmissourt
lines Tuesday the Union Pacific demanded
mat these two roads should not pay to the
snort Line the same percentages which II
had Paid, aud which the Denver and Rio
Grande aud the Rio Grandc and Western
nave been paying sincc their agreement
with the Short Line 1t announced that
II the percentages of the Short Line were
not lesScnod 1t would withdraw from tina
association. The Rio Giande Western and
the Denver and Rio Grandc refused to pay
less to the short Line than they are paving
at present. saying that they were doing ex-
actly what the Union Pacific had done. and
the Union Pacific gave formal notice of
withdrawal from the association
Its attitude caused some feeling among
the other roads, and some very plain talk
ing ing was done in the meeting The Union
,a,inc Ih'lmated that If matters were
forced much further IL would reduce no
rates between Ogden aud the Missouri,
river 1t afterwari partially withdrew
inns threat, and the meeting adjourned
with everybody in fighting mood
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A sLANDERED woMAN's REVENGE.


Paris Texas June
the
the
ana her brothers
three brothers. went there the
man entered
hind some freight
Jackson another brother
to run toward town Bud jackson
him
prcstra body.
In the Miss hcr Charles
Miss jackson walked
me on
Examination OF
The Jackson family ande in tina
place and MISS Fannie
at adonia
taty The lactAons hS topis he
Fannie On
she refused his
Wet kieoo 4 To cs,orcs
the tragedy
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T. Il. Clifford. business manager OF tho
Scdalia CMo.) Capital. in a recent letter to
that paper writos
My Sodalia friends. no doubt. have been
wondering why | have ignored in my tor
mer letters the gate system Oh the Katy.
My intention was to Ignore this subject
completely but having had practical
demonstration OF its workings from Scdali.l
TO Taylor going and from Taylor 10 Sc
dalia returning. l must say u few words
on the subject
Before taking the trip | am free to admit
that | was somewhat prejudiccd against
the system. but now can say / eonsi Ter IL
very beneficial 10 the travelling public at
large. There are SO many instances where
accidents can happen without ;hc gate sys-
tenn have no doubt that there are now
pending in the passenger department OF the
Katy dainhRe suits for over 100000 from
passengers who were injured smile at
tempting to leave or take the trains while
In motion. These accidents could undoubt-
eddy have been avoided and prevented If
the gate system had been in vogue. and
there are many instances on record with
not alone tho Katy. but every railroad in
the United States, who nave had TO pay
damages for injuries for which thoy wero
In no wise responsible Under tho gate
system no enc Is permitted To enter The
train without showing his ticket, which
when shown. viii indicate whether that is
tho proper train for him TO take or not
and when the destination IL reached. On
der this system, there IL no failure on the
part of the employees 20 ssa that the pas
sengor Is informed that his destination has
been reached Another thing that Is very
commendable under this system Tho
aatemcn have instructions 10 assist The
aged and inflrm. Ladies, Reni'emen and
children have been 10 INSISTED Under my
personal observation while on my recent
trip
NY personal observation AMI opinion is
that tie gate system on the Katy might DO
called A llfs- saving attachment. aud be
lIeye that the general public viii appre-
clair lis use and protection to the road
public Will ronder iudg
menl which will settle the question OF the
gate system On tho Katy
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THE CATTLE BUSINESS.
u Tr"N"i"r Discusses tiic Trade
Stockmen Are EIutcJ


~ '"N"'"r discusses thc Trade.
"Smeh Ar" Eintcd.
oId cattlemcn arc highly Glazed over
the revival In tho cattle business this wear &"
Remarked w A. u,rt,an
81" '-''''V'n
'iaNoi'uh man AT the fiahteis MOTEL in st.
Louis, who has just returned from trip
through Colorado New Mexico and ,rovns
In n ,,n,rt,,, e.. a.. OH, -.
'"0 '''N' a.
i" conversation WIN large numher or
friends In the cattle business / learned
iiiat great changes are being made on the
Western ranges, The vast territory lying
south OF Colorado Is the source of supply
Tor cattle for breeding uud feeding .Ur-
poses, now. as tho West and Northwest
seem 10 have the buyers OF that kind Of
stock. During the past ten years the cat
tie business became so duh that hundreds
OF cattlemcn in the Northwest sold out aud
went into other business. AS a result there
is now great scarcity OF breeding cattle
on the great ranges of the Dakotas, Mon
tana and Minnesota Now that a boom las
begun. the men who have cattle in the
Northwest are reapiug reward OF good
prices.
but the Northwest hasn't enough cattle
to meet the demand. and the buyers are
necessarily going TO the ranges of the great
Southwest for their supply over 500 900
head Of cattle have been moved from the
Southwestern ranges to the Northwest
this year and many of the ranges OF Sew
Mexico, Arizona and Old Mexico ara prac-
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sio.eo' Victoria si7i6; volasco $l67s. Co
,ruhpia Sl6,76; Tyler Sll.eo; Bolton sId 40;
beeViiic SiS.9O; Huntsville sl5.SC: wealth
e,iord sl6,sO; Abilene $3.50: Gainesville
S,o'SS; Wichita Falls SIS; Denton $3.50.
FROM other points the rate is higher or
ioMer as The distance increases or lessons.
lhe following arc the routes by different
roads Southern Pacific. via New Orleans,
Mobile and Montgomery; Houston and
leA& Central, via New orleans. Mobile
ana Montgomery; San Antonio and Aransas
iass' VIA Houston aud New Orltans or
waco ana Memphis; Missouri kausas and
ieNes via New Orleans or Memphis. IN
ternational and Great Northern. Via Little
rock aud Memphis, Culf. Colorado and
santa Fe. via New orleans or Memphis.
ieNas aud Pacific via New Orleans or
Memphis; Houston East aud West Texas.
VA hirm'nsham and CHATTANOOGA. Cotton
Belt via Memphis
All roads offer equal facilities FOR the
comfort aud convenience Of the veterans.
Vim. -. Cleveland.
Q. NJ. G.. U. c. ". Division of Texas.
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Judge S. r. frost. very prominent rail-
road attorney. Is ia tho city
T. c. Frew Of Dallas. connected with tho
Texas and Pacific, is in the city.
The Houston and Texas Central employees
are awaiting the picnic at La Porte with
interest
General Manager Pat German of the
Waco and Northwestern has returned 10
Waco.
II. ]. OXEN. a civil engineer. formerly
engaged IN railroad work, but now living
at La Porte, was in the city yesterday.
S. Il Tugglc. mater mechanic Of tho
Houston aud Texas Ccntral, Is attending
the master mechanics convention at Rich
mond Va.
MIR Lee. superlntendent southern dlyE-
Ion of the Houston aud Texas Central.
Hoarne 10 Houston. and Roadmaster Dun
can Mcdonald inspected that division yes
terfay.
James McGce, master car builder of the
Houston and Texas Central railway. hhg
returned from old Point Comfort whoro
he attended convention OF those engaged
in his line Of trade.
Texas Central car No. rs. thu private
rolling stock at General Manager Charles
Hamilton, was brought in from Galveston
by Tho La Porte road yesterday and went
up the Central 70 N"'o iiSt hifh'' 'pipil'i
Hamilton had az his guests Mr. Andrews
and " Y. FORT Of Waco.
The general office CLERKS OF the Houston
and Texas Central visited the office OF
Major n ". Cave yesterday and received
from the paymahter sufficient amount
each Of the root of all cvil' TO cpmprnsnte
them for the time they devoted ia the COM
pany's business during the month Of May.
Mr. Lionel llohenthal says he desires 10
correct the impression that Is abroad re-
pardlng tho Lone star lin. Of steamers. II
liz not a barge line. hut viii have ooean-
going vessels Of capacity as. large as me
Texas trade viii warrant aud equal to their
II Is still called the yellow
lSid'' line
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

LuLING-Thc opening camp meeting 81
| the season is In progres at Sour Springs
nine miles north OF tho city.
CORSICAkA-rh three Thomas childrel
afflicted at the State orphans homo WIZ
scarlet foyer arc reported as rtcuperatini
very rapidly.
ABILENE II. C.. Burloson, nephew o.
DR.. Il. G. BUrcEon. of Waco, died here
under n surgical operation for the re-
noval OF an sbscess on the intostlnaA.
MExIA-A sporting house OF thn city
was burglarlzed OF 5000 In cash and an
equal amount Of jewelry or n total loss Of
fl200. IL n thought that tho thieves are
spotted. Chloroforn was used.
DENTON census OF all children In
Denton county within the scholastic age has
been Finished II shows total OF 1919
white and 497 c0l0red between tho ages OF
X and n yearB. making grand total OF
Gi7G children.
MERIDIAN--Tbs city council selected
the teachers for the public schOol-JohD A.
IomDx. a. 49,. University Of Texas and
Chicago. principal. Judge s. IT, Lumpkln
VIM make handsome present TO the
school fund with which "Lumpkin hall"
VIII be erected on the school grounds with
appropriate dedication ceremonies
CUERO Mrs. Florence T. Schon IL here
organizing temple OF Rathb0ne Sisters.
HARDWOOD The convict gang OF about
eighty Mtsicana and white men under Ser
gcani Stcdman that has been working here
on the failroad for some time were sent
west TO Sanderson and q negro convict
gang Of about sixty put To work here under
Sergeant Trap. The negroes are all long
time men aud Just from the walla.
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THE TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
y. &. v. Representative Are Begin
ming Ia Arrive.

y. e. v. Representatives Are Begin
ming Ia Arrive.
Nashville, Tenn, Juno il-Two events
today attracted "a large attendance Mt tho
exposition. though the weather was hot.
Fully 1000 of the mast prominent citizens
OF Knoxville were present 10 assault in tho
formal opening ut the beautiful building
erected by citizens of Knoxville nnd the
splendid and complete displays II contains
OF tho products Industries and achieve
ments Of the people of that city,
Governor O'forrall OF Virginia, his stair
aud party visited the exposition today Tho
governors visit is not an official visit 80
much as a pleasure In connection with tho
Confederate reunion next week. Dcsiring
no special displays. he and his party wero
escorted by tho Fourth regiment, N. V. G..
TO the grounds aud spent the day sight
secinE.
Tomorrow aud Saturday n large number
OF officials rpprescntInE different orpaniln-
lions ~ the United Confederate Veicrsns
are expected They come Ia advance Of
camps TO prepare for tho arrival Of the
thousands expected next week. the reunion
beginning June o.. Tho city ~ being lib
orally decorated, prominent buildings ARE
already bedockoi with fluEH and hunting
and many residences fly cOlors. Monday
there viii be general decoration.
Active committees are at work prepnr-
INK for tho entertainment az tho old SOL
dicrs. and all say that more thnn 10000 VIII
ntipnI
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southern I.ncinr n,tc.

On account of the state convention Il,
Y. p, u. Sherman, Texas. Junn % to u.
inclusive. coupon ticket agents in Texas
on ;ha southern Pacific mag sell round trip
tickets to sherman. Texas. ut rates givcG
below;
Ei Paso $i575, Maria sl6.15. Del Rio
san Antonio SS,75 Scenln $S15. Lulins
$S.T5. Gonzales $40. Flatouia $lLSI, Schu-
lcnhurg sil5u, Wrimar 81 Is, l.a,irongc
slLio. Columbus Si0.S0, Eagle Lake $l0iO.
Beevllo si3.1b. Goliad s12,S5. Cuero si2 40,
Victoria Sl2.l0. Wharton $3.50 Rosenberg
So 20. beaumont 5000. Orange 81 40.
Date of salo June "a Final limit for
return Juno "a
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II WINS Ouly pn,doy.

When the railroad editor OF The Post
started through the general offices OF TIL,
Houston and Texas Central railway yes
terd,ty lie found the hallway In The second
story of the Grand Central depot blocked
with people. Clerks from every depart
ment of the general offices. stenographors
ladies. dIspatchers, civil engineers. in fact
all grades of EMPLOYEES, The AFFAIR ap-
uearod at once Ia be q strike There was
an absence of boistcruua talk. and little
excitement prevailed. The Post rcrrescn-
tativc questioned one Ot the young mon:
What is the trouble"
The reply was; Nothing Il Is ply
dav'
That was what was bothoring .hcm They
had been notified that Major Cave had
iuS' received CONSIGNMENT Of coin, end
had decided TO reimburse them for their
abors during the month of May.
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prnlrnci,d Mrrtiog NJ urr,iIIe.

Beovllle Texaa, June I7.-A large gospel
ten, has been erected In the vacant lot near
the Methodist church and an oId-fashioned
der It by Presiding Elder J. s. Gillett.
Rev. Theodore Ice and several visiting
diyines. The meeting win continue nniil
the LIST OF July, The last three days II VIII
be under the supervision Of the West Texas
Epworth League conference, which con
yen.s In this city on the 2sih instant, and
aB several hundred delegates viii be- pres
ont tho Christian people Of this city are
expecting To have one Of the greatest re-
yiyals OF religion ever witnessed In thls
loctiOn
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GET FLESH.

Get Strength. yixor, clear Conn
| pIeAi"n aud Cood Digestion, Not by
Patent Medicine. but tn Natures
| own Way.
ANY honest physician will tell you that
there ia but one way to get Increased flesh:
| all the patent medicines and cod liver oils
To tine contrary Notwithstanding.
Nature has but one way 10 increase flesh,
strength and vig0r OF mind and body, and
that il through the stomach by wholesome
food we'll digeatcd. There Is no reason or
common sense In any other method what
ever.
PEOPLE are thin run down, nervous, pale
and sbakv In thcir nerves. simply because
their stoinachs are weak.
They NAV not think they have dyspepsia.
but the fact remains that they do not eat
enough food or what they eat IL not quickly
and properly dieested an II should be.
Or. IIarandsoD says the reason Ia be-
cause tho stomach lacks certain digestive
acids aud peDtonsa. and deficient secretion
OF gastric Juice.
Natures remedy In such cases is to sup
ply what the weak stomach lacks. There
are several good preparations which Will do
this. but none go readily as Stuart's Dys-
popsia Tablets. which ara designed espe-
clally for all stomach troubles. and which
cure all digestive weakness on the common
tvnse plan of furnishing the digestive prin-
ciples which tho stomach lacks.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect
digestion. First effect is to increase the
appetite and INCREASED ylgor. added flesh,
pnre blood. aud strength Of nerve aud mtia
Gle is the perfectly natural result.
Stuarts DyroeDsia Tablets Ia the safeat
tonic known and will cure any form u
stomach trouble except cancer OF the stom-
ach. NAV BIZ found at druggists 1t 90 oen(o
for full sized package or direct BY matt
from Stuart Co. MaIhall. Mich. IAttlo
book q stomach 1issassu mailed lseA
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New York Juno i6.--The regular quar-
teriv dividend Of pcr cent. together with
an extra dividend of per cent upon tho
stock OF the Standard OH company. became
PAYABLE at tho general office Of the COM
nany In this city today, This means the
of sioo0o.0OO 10 tho share
holders Of the CORPORATION. During tho fls-
cal year the COMPANY has paid ~ per cent
and Including tho present dividend. 20
per cent has declared 10 far this yoar.
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COTTON BELT OFFICIALS.
They Were locking over Dallas
NcrN CnrrfMILN.

Dallas. Texas, June IA party OF Cot
Ton BELT officials, consisting of General
Superintendent j A. Edson Traffic Man
ager ~. $. Dodge. General Freight Agent
q. w. Barnhart and General Passenger
Agent S. &. Warner spent today in pal-
las. leaving tonight for trip over their
Texas lines. While here they were shown
over the tracks OF the Dallas Union Depot
aud Terminal Railway company by prcsi-
dent w. G. Connor- 1t is said that tho
presence of the party in Dallas was for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the speedy entrance of the Cotton Belt into
this city over the Santa Fe line from Wylie.
as has been published heretofore.
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TO NASHVILLE.
ounrtcrpnstcr General ''"Ne'"""
Announces the Rates

o,,r,cr,,nstcr General Cirvcinn"
Announce. the Rates
The following has been issued ny IN :"
CLEVELAND. quartermaster general OF 'ne
,rnit,d Confederate Veterans division OF
Texas. which it is desired all Texas papers
will copy:
In compllancve with orders from the ma
,or general commanding United conieuef-
ate Veterans. division Of Texas TO hoeu'"
~. host rates TO Nashville, ! beg to report
AS follows ,,,,o., a
An lines in the state nave aapp' ION
,,iform rate. tickets on sale the i'th
"n't, and DIST of June good for ten days,
In thn uriyiege Of a further ext 4tAioli
i',, d,vs N the holder OF the ticket VIII
onnlv in due time 10 the joint nrehi AZ
Nagbvi,le before the expiration on 'he '''st
ten days limit. s,r "a ,,o,,
any main line point as follows
uetween Houston and Dallas anu 'o,'
worm on the Houston and Texas ,eh'i ~. a. ;
IIons,on and DALLAS and Fort worm on 'ne
Missouri Kansas aud leNas' 80
~ lsort Worth and Dallas on the "uii,
~" ',l'o,,d, and santa Fee Houston ana
,tra,'onnrt on he Houston East and "'",
n,nY,s. Houston and Palestine Tyler anu
-, t.,,ire nm the International ana "'r''
,,,,,r, columbus and Orange on inc
eo",bsrn Pacific: Houston and Eagle L ,s..
S"u ,,,s san Antonio and Aransas Pass foir
~ VI, ~, aud Wylie on The Cotton Eeh' sh' =.
W"ii. and Iufkin on the Cotton beit
s ~, r and Murchison on the cpl,on
n NJ, Fort worth and Mineols on tue !, fnas
i",' pacific; sherman and Honey Grove
on The Texas and Pacific.
Q" To Nashville and return; CO. An,o,,o
FROM ns,,n $500; Ell Paso $685.; Cor
I'D ~ Christi 5000: Laredo ss2; Sherman
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RELIGIOUS.


wharton. Texas, June 1.-THE setond
day of the conference passed of very pleas
sntIy. Among the visitors are Revs. r. $.
willlford and o. II. Hoichkiss, formerly
stationed at Wharton, who both have a
coterie OF devoted friends here. 4 spirit OF
harmony peryades the meeting and all de-
nominations unite In rendering hospitality
to the visitors
Last nights services were held at the
Baptist church. the Methodist church not
being large enough 10 accommodate tho
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BROWN MAULE - Lnmpasas. Toxan
June H. Married at the residence Of MIR
H. a. Armstrong. in Bolton, Texas. MIR.
John w. Brown and MisB Mary Mnulo Al
2'ao O'Clock Thursday afternoon, June 10.
and left on the afternoon train for Lam
pahaH. their future home. The groom ID n
popular young busIness man Of Lampasas.
and tho bride IL the daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. C.. u. Maule OF Bolton.