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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

When a fellow sets up the drinks, do not
be sure that he pays for them. 1t may come
out Of you.-W ashington Democrat.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

Pretend to know and you will become an
empty shell.-Ram's Horn.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

When bilious or costive eat Cascaret,
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed. l0c, 25c.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26
q JUST AZ GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 90 Cts

"Your daughter Imogene is perfect We
nus. Mr.. Dugrins." "Yes-VeDus de Milo;
she never does any work with her arms. -
Chicago Record.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

Men tire of everything else; it is a wonde
they do not tire of life.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

Many train of thought ought to b
switched into siding.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

Wrinkles come with neuralgia. They &c
with st. Jacobs Oils cure of it.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

A secondhand store il the loneliest look.
ing place on earth.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

did her father kick about you com.
ing 10 sce her?"
'only enee,s-cinelunsti Comnereial
Tyibuaes ..ss
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

A man with two faces never needs but one
pair of feet.-Ram's Horn.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26

President Adams introduced bill
liards in the white house. purchasing
tho first table, balls and cues at crst
Q. o. sai. paying for thsD out ef BE own
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26
"A HOTEL FIRE.
BY GEORGE AIDE.

g had a fire in our
hotel last Sunday"
said the man from
the country, shat
has caused me to
change my mind a
few points in re-
spect to the cour-
age of women. 1t
was, indeed, an ex-
citing time with
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-06-26
DOCTORS HAD GIVEN HER UP.
A Convincing Letter Fror

No woman can look fresh and fair who Is
the womb It is ridiculous to suppose that sue
an artificial support like pessary.
Artificial supports make matters worse, for
of the igaments recovering their viqor and tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Wal4syilc Texas, June 24.-The COM
missionere court is in session today ae a
board Of equalization. Property valuation
Was as a whole increased to 100000, ana
quite lively debates are the result.
Amm0n r. Shearn, a member of Birch
wood Woodmen Of the World camp. No.
2si, has been delegated with power as an
organizer of a Woodmcn circle.
The programme arranged for the Fourth
Of July is a basket picnic on the lovely
north shore llne Of Lake Charlotte above
town. Public speaking By some OF the
lo'al orators as to the cause of scarcity
Of money will be the theme of their dis
course, with dancing and music.
Mcesrs. r. G. Season. and G. C. Davis
VIII entertain the Young folks with grand
ban at the formers residence tonight. a
number Of the popular Gl-lyian ladies will
intend in their fancy dress costumes
Atesrs 7 W. Sheoror and William Ken
edy took advantage OF the opportunity to
visit Galveston today aboard the sloop
Matte, laden with 1000 fifty pound melons
for that market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
TEXAS SOCIALLY.
COM tI4iiS.

The ladies' Of the Park Improvement as
snclatlcn have decided TO have field day on
July i. Tho progrAmme contains many IN
tercSIinE features. A match bali game, BIZ
cycle contests, II parade and windit < up
with browning the queen and ball at
kleine's opera house Handsome presents
wil be given 10 the best in all contes;g
Tho grounds nj Lewis' place, half mile
from town, have been prepared lud airs in
fine condition. gala day ia anticipated.
Judge W. ), Fly Of the san Antonio
court Of appeals is home for Mis- ounual
vacation, Thu judge reports that his court
is mp With i,s docket"
Mr.. and Mrs p. 3 lIopkius. one Of the
old pioneer families In this county are Wis
iting relatives In Gonzalez Fhey celehiat-
ed their golden welding in 1855. and have
bean married Tor iitty-nlne years; have
raised and now have living thirteen chill
drc1 and many great grand children. They
came TO Texas from Georgia iud were tho
first settlers al Old topkiasynlo. in the
etircmo northern mart Of this county.
They calae originally from Virginia and
Kentucky.
1'ns civ is m grle'. Mrs Hugh Lcwis
was suddenly stricken with parllye!a and
is seriously i'll
Cole pilwolth and r Il. Moon have r.,
urnca fcou Port Lavaca
Mis- Willie Pom lcck ana Mrs. Patier-
son arc spending the summer NJ Sulphur
Springs
Dr. j G. Jones and *. II Iones are at
Adshvillo, delegates 70 the Coufederlte
reunion and n see tho exposition.
rhs city viii furnish her PRO rata Of the
crowd Tor the San Antonio drill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Calmosneil. Texas. June %. Friday
night July 26. before the first Sabbath Of
August, the annual camp meeting OF Sui
phur Springs, Angelina county. ten miles
north OF Rockland and twenty miles south
Of Lmkin. VIII be- opened and continue
not less than ten days. Distinguished
ministers Of all denominations have been
inyacl to be present and take part In
inc services, For this reason 1t is known
as the united camp meeting
Rev. John Van Lear Of Henderson. Rev.
Frank y. Robbins Of Beaumont, Rev. John
A. keo of Nacogdoches. all young men of
promise, viii represent the Prcsbyterlans,
Ihe names Of those representing other
churches viii BE- given In due time. The
meeting is to be self sustaining and
RESTAURANT will DO opened for the accommo-
IA lcH of visitors The attendance lie
utually large at these meetings, and as
ibs springs and general accommodations
ore better arranged than heretofore. il is
expected that there viii be more visitors
ms season than In the past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

The ladies' .. the Parsonage and Home
Mission society OF the Me;ho3is. church
gave 2 mite s1cial AZ the pzrsoaase GA
last Friday night. short literary iro-
srsmme was rendered In connection VITA
this the Junior department OK ;he society
sg.yoG ice cream and cake. The little
folks did good work Tbs evening wa.
very Pleasantly sTent by all who were pres
eut.
Mrs. \ II. J1gdon. who has bad her IT.
tie son Hugh under treatment al san an
tonic Cor the pas. two months, has re-
turned home. The Inile fellow is very
much improved.
Mss william Boon asd ehilirsa q san
Antonio arc spending a 'ew weeks with
friends and relatives In Deyine-
Mrs. J. a. Ke-chsvIlls returned home
last nigh. from san Marcos. where she has
been visiting relatives and attending tbs
commencement exercises Of the Coranal ia
stltute
sir Hugh Rice Of san antonio was tn
peyine last week. visiting ". J. y. Whit
helf. They having attended college to-
EetheF si~u' vevy Pleasant time taking
oyes boyAood days
isey. JAMES MrEcrmid. who has hal
charge Of TIE DsWis; church % this place
l9- fhe past year. has heen called by the
bap;ss. church AZ Eocspor, He Is "a
'aTncs; Christian worker, AMI everyone re-
sre's 10 give him up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
BUILDING GOOD ROAD,
''"", nsnr Akwyrr
FORCE HARD Ar woax, N
TO h"ust"n's Interest !,
Ne'"""'er Shell Road E.,,,,., ~
to the San Jncinto,

Cedar Bayou, Texas. June ~,
many improvements which har. \,
being made in this section mn. :"
OF more desirable than the .as ~.
roads which are being thrown +, -.
H. o. smith and his band Q, es,sr -,
workers under the direction d c..
s'oler D. a. Mckinney.
Roads have been needed IN ~ A..
ln's place long time and the t,,r.,, !.
feeling good over the prospc.s !. MI
uift roads at least. The roads Viii. s,,,
oeen completed are first chw !, -.
particular and Commissioner Mcxl,,,r /,
receiving the thanks from the so,, ,.,,,
oil Cedar Bayou for giving this ses,Io, q,
much desired improvement. In IN ma.
oil good roads not only the fsrns-, !,
Houston in particular will be bnett,, !,
them and therefore the bushes, man !
Houston should use their inilusps. IN
Commissioner Hirsch In having The IL.
road already completed to Deepsng a.
tended to the San Jacinto river. Ths ss.a
leave farmers only ten miles Of din. M,
to travel over, and at the sans tins uIa
them 10 haul bigger loads.
Cedar Bayou raises about 80 b,I4 1
cotton. besides other marketable prttpa
a year. and the crop this year p.oriu
larger yield. and II this road wM eri.sa
the farmers at this place would carr u,
goods 10 the Houston market, bu, uk
now they are unable to do so on sea.a
Of roads which are impossible h al
weather. Heretofore their cotton VA M
keted in Galveston. which, after pits
freight and wharf charges. besides siail|
and picking expenses, a bale Of csiz
would net the owner very small rss |
on his seasons outlay.
Now, If the business men Of HcrI
want the Cedar Bayou trade let then 8
their Influence with Commissioner Hin
in regard to the shell road extension u |
We will spend our dollars With lher !
place OF these in Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
Jn.txou Comfy wntermc,ons.

Edna. Texas, June 2GPostmaster Hor-
Ton last week took from his truck farm a
watermelon weighing exactly sixty pounds,
brought It to the postotfce and had it on
eNhlhiiion- Every day from one to six
@agonloads Of melons are marketed on our
streets foreign market for the melon
crop Is needed. a train load could be
shipped every month from this county after
me home market was bounteously sup
pHeu' me melon crop planted early. cul-
tlYated fer carly marketing. is one of the
d y paying crops In Texas today.
diversified farming In this county Is be-
coming more popular every year. and IN a
rev years the greatest variety OF products
from The farm can be found In the coast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

A. n :, ~ -,--.--.--
no no na'i ~ , ,po SNliLhna opeh ayr "a
atl'ng ",s '.s' = ,'ues "lkHe Proved 20 De
i''i,s a',.,r "''9 r, ~ ,uh, u not soon 70
H., ~ ~ h''a,u' ne pNi'u'hs was hleely
1 ',s''. az" ,' Nv osNu u'scourse1
49,. ,'"Ae nv M'stn,r as ~ usua'
,,,,,o i'r.c,, 80 w., Ne , "vsm,s'l u'n ine
y, ,.,,i1ar'..t,',. 49,. w. V"1uo'Ne
~ ~, ~, s..1S'',.ns u',asII',' " li'e 'lhce,
a'n 10 "Vro' ,r,,, .n.u'ss' .ilenFriVos uhtii
IL '"% ,ou' aa ~ , na'Se neing me hrsi o,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
so,n LAKE sANIT,RIuM.
Houston Visitors Find Health, Com
fort and Pleasure.
To the EdMor OF Tho Llsl

'"r' "m" '''h"Hfe.
~ tie f'u''oi oi ihe io5I
Sour Lake. Texas. June 26.--Here am I
seekint, the restorative mower Of the fam
ov. s,,, I'M ,.u. , ,,,.
'0'i'' ""Osc iHe giving
waters have brought new yigor to The
/ body and fresh blood to the veins of so
many tbousaod who ba,, ,,,ei,o1 mi. ro
con, t., ,t., -,
''' ~ vac '''i9 toHc ny running PACK 10
the days when the Indians had their favor
tie encampmcuts here. After while these
spriups yyboe, butl,ti,,, v.otors
az '"'
"i"Veu WIN sas' ana the sulphur bathing
t ,,,t.a WIZ " peau 1hea ana adorned with
H,lhH teH'P'th sNeh as we read OF when
Rome was IN her glory and paid special
attention {" the malhtenanee md en-
peiiSuHleht OF these establishments.
~ WIS thhfe mat the debris of the Ro
tn"n "Ih''S' the iHvasids of the old Ie-
h'oNs' "ere wont 10 repair for the removal
non OF Meath al the expense of the gov
eminent "ha, triumph Of civilization
would il los ID nigng Recommendations could
be provided for our veterans near these
meaning waters u has not been very long
slhce mat lhrahim liasha built a beautiful
saTacculc building over a spring near Lake
Gennosalet, in Palestine. the exterior of
stone and tho Inferior OF marble. These
,hGlueh's show how far we OF Texas are
/ behind IN matters OF comfort ana luxury
Leaving Houston by an early train OF
IN" ieNas and New Orleans, that sped
rapidly to the station, Il hack was lii walt
try but the apprrhended di.rcp,cor, ,,.n,
more than relieved by two companions.
whom 1t was my good fortune to meet
MlsS a. Fourcade ami her uncle Mr.
taHel of New Iberia. Arriving at the hotel
! was soon at homo, being greeted by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
METEOROLOGICAL.

ALEX ANDDR--N ayasota. Tezil !gn
25.-John Alexander OF Washingtpr. Wa.
ington county, died at his home he ~ 4
dav afternoon at 5 O'Clock. He ~ Sss
for the past twenty years or moss y -
muster at that place and vas alssu ~
teemed.
SPELI-Bryan, Texas, June a-Nn
Bulah Catherine Spell died At he Loo.
of her parents in this city last nsa' ".
O'Clock aged : years, II months nd 2
DAYS. She was buried this aiterno@ ~
O'Clock. !.
HAMrLToN-Longvlew, Texas lu,s =
Yesterday evening at O'Clock w = 4.
Hamilton. leading physician o. ~
CITY was found dead In bed at Dis Tar
dence
HusToN-Rusk, Texas, June I- ~,
Huston. wife OF Tax Collector U, III
ton died here today. She was osV y.
a few hours. She leaves hve chai'a =,
n husband. The remains were ci'aa
Ara today for interment, as hs' i@a
are buried there. =.
M'CARTHTR--F0rt WOr'n, ~. N
2s-Mrs. NJ. A. Macarthur c,e ~
morning at the advanced age " ,s,.r
She had lived In Fort Wo!ln ~ nea
years, and leaves a son ana INV
tiers TO mourn her death
KS-Wayahach!e, Texas, !ua.
W. II. Lacks OF Lancaster dlea ,nAi IN
lie was a member OF Wasa nss r,Isn
No. So Independent order o. wv .,.,r ii
and the lodge here went 70 N. mt
performed the last sad rites AZ
side. -. "
FuLLER-Sh Sherman, Texas, 'I sar,
Mrs. Belle Fuller died al W. ~, M II
South Travis street iasl e'sn aas.,.,i ~
Illness of several weeks, ipe ,' s 4 ~
n Young woman and had i sSsA,ai d
Christian life. She leaves au NJ ~
IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
IN BARRIERS INTEREST.
PROPOSAL ron 4 STATE ENAMIN-
ING BOARD.
Outline of nh fur Presentation
To the Next Lrgislnture-Opin-
ions Are Wanted.
To Tho Barbers of Texas.

7
10 inc naroc's Oh icNaS'
| llilsboro. Texas. June "a. believing
| that there tx "A chance for the BARRIERS of
| c.. CT. -. -. ~.
.n0 i'O'e '."' "'"'' ~ e'o'''. ''o
| iessioh IN me estimation oil the pupilc' l
/ come as one who has devoted fifteen years
| NJ p,v ufe IN the business behaving ma,
80
as N"o"'ion 1t IN as nonoiapte 40 guy
other. and ask the craft throughout the
state 10 ioin with me in an endeavor to
,iaoo o,r ,.,o,assior ,,,dar thu, ,,ro,o.,io,
anu aaItsu"Iuh OF the Ia"' anu on an tiuai-
itv with all other taxable occupations.
1t can he done. as 1T has been done in
49, e., >,..,.., - IL.
ne st"tos W. 'i'ns'uso.a, hans"s anu "'i '
'',.s' uS 'iio VI Ia" mn us
.nv ,u's " "a ., ''ie go w
's. I'm -" y. ss""iiie' = cv''ais''ne
W u,'o petSous' an VI "no"i snaii ne "a
', o', ~ ~, WY n'.o pec' IT, s","i'' ~
$50 'ii ~ ~. - ~ ~ ea9 ''iAi' W
Se".A nv ~ 'oi 10 Sueu appVIu'n i' f"lu
, uo"' ~ h'1e' Sum a,'nud''s dt so''e ren
'i'' no'"1 ~ tnt "'"to W tUnuu0t eNa'n
lhSt!ohs anu grant cer'"'ca'es' anu they
Siia'i H'Nc a. Itast one lioh'n hollee OF
.lv t'h,o anu p,ace VI their meeting ny
uuDneatloh IN Tue leaning newspapers OF
M 1'a't' Edch HieH'oer Oh inc ooaId shai
Nv ah""Iu 20 per udE iuF edch gay eHsased
" 49, '''', "''''5 -. s''+iN
u"'itu III eo'h@ 10 ana returning from the
n l,1 81 ihce'lns' ana IN aanl'lon thereto
sHaH receive SIX cent? per ihie loF ehcn
n.lie HaN,reu %hile al'ehuihs 10 oiicial
"iH 'ics9' nc uoaI" sHah nave POWER 10
Asuc ctr'isates Oh registration to all per
suhs VIZ" pasS Satisfactory examinations
"nu an 'hc palp1rs IN TINS state suai oe
t'uulrtu 10 hoia such certliicates' Al
pHroet rs now engaged IN the business WIN,
ui'er "'t app oNai oil nus act' pc required
~ ','t an aniraNIt win the secretary oil
.ne ooaiu' setting iorth the ienglh Oh time
nc los aetuaHV served at the "droers
Napc ana on receipt OF such AFFIDAVIT
9, ,fleate Shall be issued. zee OF. 80
sfaiI he charged for each certificate issued
on uh!uaFlt ana Zee OF SD tor each Ger
t'Ital' ISSUED on examination.
iFoNdtd, mat no person snail be grant
ca eeT'lllcate without examination who
mas MOI been regularly engaged in said
tra"e Ior AT least lVe years next proceed
Ing tne passage ana adoption OF ms bill
10 uass me examination the applicant
sha!i he required to have worked at tho
trace Tor at least three years, TO demon
strate MS ability TO properly prepare tools
Tor shaving ana hair cutting and 10 show
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
Ai4t IN.

MIR, md Mrs Jeff Gray OF Austin arc
visiting Mr.. Grays sister Mrs, J. r. Cobb,
Mrs. W. II Nash and children LEFT
Thursday for Flatonla, where they will
visit the family OF Mrs. Ngsh's father. j.
Nj. Harrison.
Miss Nellie Abraham has returned from
months visi, IN Edna. Texas.
Mrs. + II Barker Us on an extended
visit 10 her Old home, Carthage, Mo.
II q. Reed has gore to Tyler. Texas,
ana Rogers. ARK. TO work the peach and
apple shipping business
Wilher Mccahe left thls week for Des
Molncsl Iowa. after a visit Of several
months with his son. j. n. McCabe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Olsen. Milton Brorn, c. Gsisiose, \. Pow
e-s. H. Scabur1, l.. J Bowers. A. Stevens.
Jim Perry. John Snodsr4ss. J. James. Ed
w1n Waller W Joel Brown, c. X Reese
and II. Locheed
The following Houx;oaians arrived Mon
day and vii, spend the SUMMER here on
the beach; Major I.ooscau ana wife. Mr.
sam Brisco. Mrs. Mlchcli ard the Misses
Ruth. Wagner and Made Brisco.
MIR. Eugene Wilson &nd family OF Bra
1oria moved to QainiSna Tuesday and are
now occupying thesr summer residence OF
the beach
L. w. Cubhage and family OF PhsiT
moved TO Quintana "Wednesday FOR The
summer months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Mr c Herbert brown. who has been
here for several days enjoying quiet rest
has returned TO Galveston
Mr. Il p Anderson OF Houston is a So
iou'ner a. Sour Lake this week
The following is a lis, Of the latest ar
rivals c. Z. Kantnsbi Miss Lenora
Hpwjn. Sir, and Mrs II /. Bracey Rich
ara IO1in. J. Bates Wall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

CTS AFFAIR carefully prepared and served
in three courses The attendants heartily
enjoyed tse evening with talks, rem
in&sccncss. ANECDOTES sni Jokes and dis
oes~ss'a at l2se hour isly resolved 10
iatieatly awslt the next jubilee celebra-
i.sa c: sAe famous queen II tacy can pos
s.hsy hold cut Those present were J.
loarus, Major e 3. Tcmpleman, H. II.
Wilson. Alex MsFarlare. W. H. Bisse,t.
\. " Hurst. Georee Smith. Ernest Ford
Wil No1eas. Charles Rowla.d a press
Teyfess 1s2tlve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Alice Texas. June ga novel enter
Ia'nmeat was ENJOYED by large number
OF ladies ana gentlemen at The ranch o.,
captain j. # Scott on Friday last. A
wire noting was Switched In a circle and
The crowd drove rabbits into IT, and thsn
they were killed. The rabbits are here T.,
ssurh quantities thar they arc very aestrtctl
iFs to gardens and graae, 50 II Was d..
eiasi nat would be HE best means Of
'lpaihs the country Of their presence.
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Ia CIR tNGE.

one Of the most pleasant social events
~ tac :so9non occurred 3. tho palatial resi-
d-nee Of Mr Joha r. Aarwe.l, Mira. tiar
well bring away from home. Mr Har~ell
ttcl1aa 10 have a ,ime With The young
folfs With The Assistance Of Misses Edna
telqghsr, Erie Brown ard Peggy Walker
a. impromptu lawn party was arranged
The grounds were beauttllly decorated.
ami ihs elegant supper lacked nothing the
heart could wish. Mr. Harwell euiertains
IN true southern style.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Miss Lena sledEe gave a piano recital
uron the completion O, regular course OF
music. The music halt was decorated with
palms fern. aud a number Of portraits OF
musical composers. Miss Lena was given
a beautiful gold medal Quite a number
Of our leading citizens werc present. and
all were veil pleased With the evenings
entertainment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Mr. and Mrs, Cowies ~ beaumont are
welcome visitors here. the guests Of their
son. Mr. q. w. Cowlea
Clarence lindiey. formerly Of Trinity,
b"t now OF Houston. is here on a visit.
wyatt Dawson OF Houston is visiting his
parents here,
very pleasant social gathering was
given at the residence OF Mir. and Mrs
Leo BerHmnn in honor Of The young people
visiting here.
Mrs j r. Powers. who has been quite
sick. Is now convalcneeu,
Mrs %, ". Rogers is still quite sick
with slow fever.
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nRlsrn OIL.

Nr. l. X. Foster aad family have been
a. The Naataaa TsacA .a- he past ten days
Nra sex cAtld hu: they have returned
home with tho child much improved
VI. T. c. Wrlgh, o. Drisco!l has been
SICK ;ot seTsFM says, but has not been
oonfa-d 20 his room.
Nj George Reynolds and daughter, Miss
Mary. sTsa; last week Ia Corpus Christi.
\ grand ball wos recently given by the
elite % l-.seo.l in ,ae Depot hail, and was
much ersyyes{
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VI Rim.

Marlin Is crowded With visitors. promi-
ren' among whom are the following !Icn
George T pendeNter L. II. Ward aal
II Morrison. State revenue agent, OF
Austin Hon Tom Smith. ex-sreaker Of
the house OF representatives. and Hon.
Waller Baker OF wacp Texas.
These noted gentlemen aud some OF
them With their families. are enjoying the
health giving waters from The famous no.
ayteslsa wells.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

a log house thon stood. but many tents, the
guest of friends. In subsequent years she
was here when Colonel Ashbcl Smith was
visitor These two filed the place with
sprtcs and nymphs and naiads. with
learned names. that sprang from the Gre
alive imaginations OF two congenial spirits.
Both gone before, 30 they commune with
each other now? "Au Reyolr"
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" HIS.

Miss Lille Darlen has returned from Il
visit to her uncle at Austin
Mrs J f. Caldwell and children Of
Huntsville are visiting relatives In town.
Rev, Il. ". Adams and family have re-
turned from visi, to relatives in Grimes
county.