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caldwell. Huntsville; Milton Gimbel, Hous-
ton, Robert r Simmons, Greta. Juanita
and Gus.zvus Haas Mcfarland, houston
Rupert. Ernest. Barry and waiter r Mils
Houston; Alma and Anna Laura fa'I,cN'
GEORGETOWN. Aiitle Morriss. Houston eco
Towie and Ethel Cobia Collins, Houston !
Marshall Jackson. Georgia; Eliza smith,
Chappeil nm: Edna, Mildred, August
Eearie and Henry Cortes, Houston, bla'
VIII Ball and Bowles Campbell. seabrooh ,
Susie. Louise and J. y. Jaqua' Houston !
cherry RCbb Houston johnnie and Annie
Wascnhoyt and Frank and clifford Nason-
hoyi 10 memory Of brother Jimmie houston
Heights Lille Coakhn Bringhursi and ~
lie sister. sam Nelson and Dot schmidt,
Jennie and Mabel Hewet;, Irene Donneliy,
Houston Mamie CAN'T Cabeen, Cypress
TOP, Willie Chance. Huntsville; Lalla H.
tones. MAY A Dunn. Burton Dunn, Bur
tie parneil aud C. f. pArneil, Richmond;
Alma. Ethel and Maud Williams Wharton
Isabel Gallagher, san Antonio; George ana
and John. Ethel and Mary Lumpkin
Eearne Jasper Curtis. Nosburghi Es'a-
brooks Taylor, Bessie LOWE -. May aad
Willie Bother Helen Sabina Hagemann.
Alice and Frank Bailey, Houston; John
Lee Moore Alvin. Eddie Proctor from
brother joe Ruby. Edwin and Elllne Mul-
drow, Houston, Bernard King OF Meridian
Miss. Daisy Margaret scott, Henry IS
Neiner. Josie aud Camille Bruder, Hous-
ton Heights. Tom 5. Sims. Jr.. Marlin;
Ruth Ice Neal. Wharton Nicholas Beldeh,
David Warrendorf. Houston; Berry Ward
Camp, Jr. from Santa Barbara. Call Elne
Fulshear. Neua COnoly. Queenie Hatneld'
Dave Blake Katn West May Eucker,
Lewis Matcheti Robbie McFarlane Bernic
Fore Of Navasota. sent through Lucille Nc
Laughlin Elioinie Lane LaG-ange; HAZEL
l.. Helen V. and George 4. Brightwell,
gsrsf 81 oh al PAL, "a
gle Lake Blanche and Madge Spinks.
Beaumont: Rob Jones. Hook switch: VIII
II. Hurley. Jr.. and Edward Knight HUI
ley, Bertha. Leila and Emily May shat
tuck, Frank, Hslry and Ernest Hurley,
Harry j. Hal. Willie Grace TAYLOR and
Emily V. Taylor. Mary Long and her
grandparents. mamma and brother Mary.
Ed. oscar aud Hsrrell Coulter. Houston.
Make HUMAN and Eruice Huffman.
Beaumont Onett Leminie and Frankie
Doien. Eunice, La Addie Pedigo ami ada
leo Cruise, kountz, William Boyliss aud
Ncna May Kcnner. Hearne; Bonnie r,
Douglas T. Eureka Pearl Robert Porter
and Valera sweeny. Columbia. Enrol God
KIN. George clifton Worley and Eun!ce
WoFley. Eleanor Burns. Ett wallace, Bar
bara Mildred and Gait Brnkman. Beryl e
soeer and Charles b. Seger Jr, Houston :;
Juiiette SeEer. New Orleans. La. Melvin
N'lfh Heicalt Vancouver Wash.
Clarence Mctarlane and Willie Booth
Adickes, Richmond Jessie Burtschell, Al
lcytou Joseph William Fayaui Benjamin
sbirk Fayant. Justin McWiniams, Frarh
NcWilliams Emma Lee Franks. Mabel
Franks. Houston; Jennie Arto. Houston
Heights MIkey Fitzgerald Emct Donelly.
Ruby Monaghan and Kate Walsh. Houston
George O.. Wilbur H.. BESSIE e. I.euora {
AMI Maggie Rue Engle. Houston Jacl;
Dreaper. Houston.
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HoCkPORT-s REGATTA.
crowd Not ns Large a.. Hopcd For.
but FINN All There

kockport, Texas, July S.-The regatta
festivities were opened last night by a
grand moonlight sail on the schooner BOX
of Rockport The sail was rendered to the
visitors Ia Rockport by Mr.. II. r. Bailey
ana wife and a large number Of citizens
We're invited to accompany them. About
one hundred were IN the party and all
voted the occasion d highly enjoyable one
among those present were the following:
Misses Young and Bowen OF Goorgetoy, n
WHEY aud Carter of Lockhart. Mrs. STAINS
field OF Houston, Miss Mathews of San
Marcos. Miss Fulks OF san Antonio. Mr.
II. II Tailor Of Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
7. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wood
ar and Mrs. Byrnes, Mr. and Mrs. Tally,
Mr. and Mrs. Achey, Mr.. and Mrs Warl,
Mrs. Drummer, Mrs. Mathis, Mrs. Miller,
Misses Hooper, Norveu, Drummer, Ryrnea.
Smith, Mathis. Mcfarland, Tom Mathis,
John Ward, Fred stevens Edgar Mathis
Vince Mistretta and many others from
RockuOrt.
Today opened warm and bright. the
breeze spring.ng up by 10 O'Clock in the
morning from the southeast and blowing
steadily all the balance OF the day, but al
10 time stin.
Al 1850 o'clock the bicycle races came
on on Austin street, splendid shelied
esplanade 100 feet wide and the course
N" ''NAA Ns4f IpcS fltH lpLFl 10 Llt .Ara0-
sas hotel, measured half mile The fol-
lowing entries were made: De Cameron
OF Corpus Christi. Cummns OF Corpus
christi. La Sale of Cuero, Smith Of Rock
port.
Best two In threc-First heat: De Cam
eroA hrst Smith second, La Sale third.
Cummins distanced. Second heat: Smith
lrSl' la Sale second. De Cameron dis
tanced. Race to Smith
Three WlpplTnpu arrfvaJ fro,,
between the heats and viii ride tomorrow.
In the regatta the following boats en-
tered for tie second class boats no entries
ioF hrst: Lady Gay OF Rockport slooD.
winged Arrow Of Port I.avaca. sloop;
Aeneid OF Rockport, sioop. The start was
made at 80 ?. IN. by he two former. but
lhe Aeneld did not get off until half an
hour later, being late In arriving on the
ground from the Pass. where she had gone
early this morning
ne old course was shortened to a six
mile course and repeat making twelve
miles Aeneid made the course in 2.lI,15
he Lady Gay In 2:i9l6. The Winged Ar
row IN 25'56. Time allowance by Acneid
10 Lady Gay ~ minutes. to Winged ar.
row 10 minutes. First place 10 Aarei1
Lady Gay close second.
IN the twenty-foot boat contest the en
ulrs Wer" as follows; Surprise. cat sioon
OF Lamar, I)olph Sterling. cat eloop Of Port
Ls'hca; Pauline Of Corpus Christi. cat
sioop. The Surprise took first place. Pau
me second Dolph Sterling third.
IN ,ne WORKING boat contest the Skip
1Sok, Emma and II. ID. Starr went in and
ond. '@"'''ia Sec
tomorrow the same course will be sailed
ny the same boats and It may REQUIRE a
'hdrn neat to decide some OF he races.
Ihe crowd In attendance was not as largo
as was expected. but those here are hay-
Ing lots OF fun
Tomorrow there will be bicyrlc racev ,n,
horse races in the forenoon. regatta a,,ar a
noon, ball at night.
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4 NEST enjoyable evening was spent at
The social siyen at the residence OF Mr. J.
J. Curtis, No 1901 Liberty avenue, last
Thnrsday. This reception rooms we're
tastefuily decorated with roses. swee. pcas
and ferns, while the dining room was IN
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Miss Anna Ayres daughter Of Mr.. " r
Ayres Of San Antonio hut formerly o.
Houston. spent Friday with friends here
Mrs hyres has been studying vocal a
Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music ard hai
very sweet voice.
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Mrs hugh F McElroy. who has been
he guest NJ Mrs. william Henry Crank,
leaves for her home In New Orleans to-
mDrrow. Mira. NcEroy has been the re-
cluirpt u several pretty social affairs while
in the city and those who have bren priv
il,Rcd TO meet her haze found her very
Charming
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eronet for q trolley -t4 10 Fores, Park BY
Miss Rays sister. Mrs. O. J. Palmer. q atop
being made az az Ice cream saloon o. the
way home.
The guests o, the yonng hos;ess we're:
Mixzes Lucy Brady. Of-!c1e Fuller, Halle
Johnston. Violet Hslneg and Bella Menxrt
@. Galveston.
N-. ard Nrs Arthur J. sehurernaa gave
a watermelon fete on Thursday evening at
their ha-c IN cz-piln- stree: IN boror O.:
Msss Kettle Alternately OF Blrrniughar1. Ala.
The entire on.eytainment was unique aud
ingenioa<. The PRETTY little home vas DEC
Grated with flowers ana ferns. while drA-
Ic-ies o, Spanish rnoss were srus;icAlly
hung az windows and folding 6oorz
Each gue.t WIS escorted By Master Liza
schu.cmsn 10 the library and invited 10
register his and her names Ga the :iy
leaf o, .hs Soos prepared for THE purpoee
vas xrt;In Register here all ye Who are
T. itcide the .ets az the watermelon this
July 9. a. u. 1897" Lesapn1ds was seryed
from punch bozls OF the versuda aud Later
IN the evening the ws;eFmeions we're en-
!oyed "a the lava. where cosy Ii,le tables
and hooks had bsez pfepAl ed. Soft music
flostsf OF he summer air. and every Tea
ture q tho evening was very Attractive.
Thosc presert we're. Beside the host and
hosiess and Matters L=.ga AID Harold
Schur~zESn, wee
My. sad Nrx r. II Fairchili,
Mr. and Mrz 9 e. Timpeoa.
VI. and Mrs D. W Whipule,
Mr. And Mrs w y. ilhHls.
Mr and MIS- F. r. King.
Mr. ard Mr. ". J. williamson.
W. and Mrs o. J. r,1T shn.
Judge ard Nrs James a. Breeding.
3r. and Mrs l. =. Fawret,,
Air. ana Mr. sam T. Stanford,
Mr. and Nrs. G. II. spronR,
Nr. AMI HrA }. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs +. Z. Jones.
Mn. n II Foster
Mira X IS. DaYis.
Miss Nellie Davis ~ fus;ln.
MkA Henrietta payis o. Austin.
Mas Se,ae Alternately o. tla5aus,
Miss G. lia-rei! Nsm Edith Munger.
Nisa Ella Czge. Nils lula prcherd.
Miss y Nihills Misa Peas.ot-s FieId.
Niss Mildred M.hilis Nies I. Stephens.
Miss Eula Srrong Miss K sie9hcnf.
xss l.. Blake. Ms " \. Harrell.
Mrs =. II. Ha-TeN. Mr a 7. SHARPE.
yr. g. e. perkins. Mr r p Grifiiths.
NJ J. 8 wlkns. yr " H. SDrunr.
Mr.. r. C. p4ari Mr. & T SEintort II.
M- L. A. Morrow. Vi Ire CA-nnpHN.
VIZ. o. J StAusfifId Mr. q. y. blake
rir - 7. A.rrprgOrttv
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death. as a result of thei, nvr
regard of health. There are 49,
and hate, affection and FURY nisss
forgiveness and borrowing "A
Letters TO sweethcarts and riv.L
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The man who wants to liz.
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bad, to carry out cherished ~
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II can praise Or. Pierce's Golden W
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Logan Co, Ark. " I, cured me IN.
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essn Isadore de
world
to be The
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but adj h
among @
hun1t!
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the tevticpmp
and rs died he
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green ana PINK sAl-es Ititcl9i's TT ItiiI-
nth'H 'trs erred i4s oaaee was r,.t @' j.
ME- Underwood MjS, Mamie Nast.Ts9n,
L. t-....,,- No. ,fahrt sweet NJ.
Js-"..,, NJ. H. Iy-8sr,go-,t NJ, lem
i{t.t.+,j7s.,, ,f-ss A5a e-t,rt,.rs ,tIse, +, or
erce rnr-I. Nj. EIIa Crrildrn,1 sll.e Ga
,',. f.,.,str'., -. Cs,tf4. Il.g.-t-, 5il.s
f...,al- r,-,s.t ,iI.s 54iu ~. -t.rI5orald
M, D1rc,n Viss as W.ojro9i yt.a AKA,
~ Me. Inr'~ya pliey Mis- Harrison
Mia woodro5f Nls. Bartie rndcraood.
W.Fs BufosI. Miss Foylrr. Sir. ". P. Ment-
ier n, u vo,-a@ Sr r ~ 0,,er Mr..
Jo. Browne. Mr. H. II Campbell. Mr.
Washborn. SIR Crantham. SIR. Vs. " Rob
I' an IN Ia1'.',.',' or; "a IN.
MI Neal MIR. r Is. King Mr.. Jim Wall.
NJ Shirca Mr JoEn Beaee sir. 6. RILEY,
Ait, clyde MI. hr. b. Stems, Sir. Fletcher
HeIk SIR. a. Mnnahan. Mr.. altechan, Mr..
r.. Mcdaniel. AlT. CHim1re, Mr {. X.
George. Miss Lee ~ Memphis. Miss Burke
Of Dallas Miss Daniels OF Chicago. sir.
Dorothy Lane Of Cuaro aad many others
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels Of the Ffth ward
gave reception last Wednesday evening
III h"AoF u hiss nay DaN'e'@' ""' 10 We
'.'Ds mem ron '-'''"sO' = H'1'' e"''s
'D'' ''''''''s vas s'eI' H'''D's W.
$50, .'.'.
~,
~ Trlr,., i'7,.rtor &C. r., ivn W;
r',g ME- Nh "a $40, WIsa reTIS Ian.
',,. Nc, t.ii,shc,b S,,.tt N,ie. it,.sai,
Grabstn Nt.s Teiln r,ati Mr. Il T. or.
t.r ~ " III IV6tt. ur f,-ir,, VAST.
so, sir ron, nr,.y-a Mr. Wpi Robinson.
N, t,.. ,rraT,p.sn ~ I,erer scoffoI', Ifr
Iames WaI M " Crayea. Mr. Jol.n
Nit. Mr. II ISirser. MIR win stern. MIR
A. peak
Wednesday NTH, u,ss ronni, uu.sb,u,
er,,ortai,.d , ,ou, a, her friends a, the
-, ~, -. ,.'..-,. ,1,c NJ. -, T.,
honor Of Msa Jane Garner of wceson,
Mss. Who * vai,ias IN this city very
pleasant evening was spent IN parlor
gaines and VOCAL music vas rendered by
io,d vaturmeluus ana other aelcaces we're
served. Those present were Mr. and Ma
W Hhlehirs aer sister. NTs 5. o. sui
Garner guest Of honor; Missee .tulchins.
l.iskow sauter. Messm. Murphy Dviery,
"A merry party went straw Rang f'''
| day night. the dettnation being the nome
| OF Mr. Eastwell. some ton miles from town,
,,,or.. ,ror, ,o,,r,, ,,,,lo ,,.or.. ,,.l,i-s -
@'h
Misses Clara otter Ella Funk. Rena
| Funk Emella Relrhardi Gertrude Role.
/ Lydia NH OF san Antonio, Hettic Bocttchcr
1 Of welmar Clara Menger. Ida Mcnger. An
! nic Penny. Lille Penny. Lizzie Beutc and
! IL Gray. George Penny $ Menger. Ia
( Isaac, Charles Mouhaufen, G.. Lyons, II
| Schmidt, chRperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mrs Il. DeWol,. Mrs. C. T. CLARKE and
! p.vo,, cis,Le .,-,,oA ,ro,, Ayo,v yor, a.,
! IN. steamer iannssas las, sa,nraav
lAt sthiAlNE isaAAiANan lhnN ohtlAHhS+
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DALLAS. TEX

Ofhce OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture. lisa
Statistics and HisloU.
Austin. Texas. JUNE Z
To All Whom 1t May Concern.
This is 10 certify, That the
GUARANTOI:S LIABILITY YIal
NIFTY
Company OF Philadelphia. Pa, 10 !
respects fully complied with The 81
j eNas as conditions precedent 70 u :
business In this State. and ihst III :
phny holds Cer-iiicate Of Asihor1y
THIS office emitting II 10 DO bpslnfs,fI
State for twelve months. from he q
o. January. 1877. 10 The sist dE
ce'nb"r. lsJ7.
Given under my hand and zeal
in Austin. the day and date hia
written,
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| .,,.r-se, ., ,se se.sou
Wa enjoyed or Friaay nigh' last when =
lrarty Q. marry young rrople, chapcroned
Nv Nrs ". J. Williamson. went down
tho Harrisburg road m a o's wagon '''''
high With the fragrant d-ief grass.
The party met a. tho home Of Mrs. j. c.
MATTHEW" ana rom 'ii.Ie 'i'D'e % .'4' '''
oH'R. ~Hcre lacy aAfn'e' 10 'esl anu
/ frolle little. Returning 90 town they IN
I dulz.d in all sorts O: good things al an
ha.ol,able botge Of Mr.. W!lia.nson On san
JAsinto street, where waterme!cns were ca
'or,'i 'siia ketn T-ii1n.
,.ltt, w va 80 -, Wiliiisna gisz
A1F,s us,,le,uaf, sic. Hazel C4ntn,ugs.
! NJ Emily prrrsn Mics Rosa Williams,
/ Nj yery slrDns NILS Kate Stephens,
! N.ss Adele MAtthews, MIss Bessie Weaver,
Wi,s Warv ugrt..r N.sgrs Sol usI.f
T,,roc- UlIiia-n.on Urgry over. Arthur
burton. c,nneilus flupp. iscd Dyer. WIN
Eyegts. Henry rrlngua.st, Tel Tufny,
'''' - -
| MICS Belle nenard o, Gaiyestoa "a the
guest Of Miss Lucy BRADY.
| Yry George W stler ia entertaining
! Mics Ftsdlck Of Fort worth
" a,,t yrs ~ .r va. ana u,.le son
| vivian Ieaye tnnirh, for Chicago. IT Louis
ana oihcr Eastern cities,
Ala IS M g1cs, o, lcr cousin Miss Ger
| irude Harreu. 1903 Fannln street
MH' Ms ~, , ~ "a az - 80 .,
nue has Icf. for her home In Nontro,n
cry. Ala
'"'S "'H" 49,
"' eN'S' :" ." IMAM ii1H''
'''''' TOT i'f ho'nr !" ~" VI vas
| n'pFlo~. ATa' McE'ro9 mas pe"h tue r.
| clpirpt u several pretty social affairs While
! in the city and those who have brep PRIV
LEGGED 10 meet her haze found her very
| charming.
|
| judge ~ r. Hamblon and family here
! gone TO Scahrock FOR the summer, They
have Just completed pretty summer home
at that resort.
/ Mrs.. Waudlass Of Dallas, who is visiting
her mother Mrs. Rctt!e DAVIS, leaves for
the East ibis week.
Miss Stella Root has returned from los
ton. wherc she has been studying.
Mrs J II. Fem. Mss Belle Fem aid
Miss Mary Ashe arc ~ their ranch, Mara
cora. Before returning 10 Houston MISS
Foam will so TO McxicO
The following tie clipped from the society
columns NJ mo of nepvor,s lcaliaq ,np,rs .
''''' 49,
H'S '"'A M"SOn 81 'o'~ "As" .h"'-
: tanned very pleasantly at cards ol friday
last IN honor of her Yuesi Niss plosnor
uo,,o =, t,a,,s,,,, r., 60, 49,, ,,.,,t,
'''""N VI ''Y"'''" ''HHS' wv" ""' F'""
were the coloro adhered TO In me- "rtf'c
decoration OF tho house, masses Of sin.laS
,yere ,v,ir,a ah,,,t chendolt,,,a ,,,n1,s an,
,..'.... ~ 80 @''''
uOoi "aYA' BpltnS ".I" b"hked anoH' me
sn' ". h''.Hety uaep IN lhe mn, ~
~ N' tiNN % NNN N'''i ~tlIH MAS iNlAt'cH
MN "ganu,les Of iihS rps,S ana rhna-
dining room Was ioyc,v y,th ~ hsr9.o,,s
e-,or Or Mexican drawn work over PINK
candelahra with shades OF delicate pink
Msre p'Aoen on .t'bor siae OF an Immense
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very pleasant melon social WAS giyef
at the hospitable home Of Mr. aud Mrs.
t. NJ. Allen at Malvern Tuesday night.
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Miss Grace Apfelfslder OF 2oii Rusl,
avenue has returned from Yoakum, after a
pleasant visit TO her sister, Mrs. j. I.
Chlidren's DAY.
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Tic ladies Of the Womans Christian
Temperance union viii hold dime social
at the residence Of Mrs. ". y. MIhills.
July 10.
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The three big buIles Of the Unit
ed States Hanna, Reed aud McKIn-
ley-are still silent on the Calhoun
report Of the murder Of Dr. Ruiz In
a Spanish prison, The Cubans
have appealed to us time and again
to pull the butcher WeyIer and his
robber band Of cut throats of the
prostrate country but the money
sharks who are using the three big
men Of the nation AZ their puppets,
say nay aud up TO this time nay It
hla been There Ia not a man In
this broad land Of ours who would
fail to shoulder gun IN the cause
of the rights Of Cuba to be free,
should II como down TO u question
Of arms and none know II better
than does Mckinley and the tester
Ing gang he has about him. The
nation will rise up some Of these
days aud smote hip aud thigh
these men who are bloeklng leglaIa.
tlou and other interests Of our
country
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-11

Woman stands as the sacred
guardian Of future homes and our
nations prosperity aud to her we
must look for true reforms 10
her standard must society come,
Let her be sure to place II high and
keep II pure, and make It apply lma
partially to all people let her
keep out those she knows fall short
Of her standard, and never condone
In the strong sex that she condemns
In the weaker Let her think not
to elevate society by hiding or con.
donIng The evils which surround
her on every side, but only by shut
ting cut those whom she has found
II impossible TO raise 20 her stand.
ard Then the future generations
will arise who will bless her for
their heritage, instead Of ourslnp
her for their misery Ladles Home
Journal
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pnfrant RenrIayad.

San Franeisto, June 10 Dur.
rant, the murderer Of lllauth Lac
m0nd, wae tepfleyed today The
governor decided upon this Ia order
20 se.tle the question Of rights Of
The federal courts 20 interfere In
the execution, Sentence was i'm.
posed la the Htatu e0urtsand named
duly D as the day upon which the
sentence would be carried cut
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THE DIXIE GUARDS.
Little Rocks Lady Guards
Face a Crowded House
at Their Drill.
HOME TALENT ASSIST,
Hon Lee Estes, the orator and
Lion" of the Evening A
Good Entertainment

The long looked for and much
talked OF entertainment Of the
Lady Guards, Of Little Rock was
the attraction at the opera house
last night, and the young ladies
who lent their talent to the occa-
sion can but feel battered at the
large audience who paid their adj
mission to see and hear them, The
entertainment was opened by a
lively air from the orchestra, after
which Hon, Lee Estes appeared be-
fore TIE loot.lights and after well
coming "our guests the Lady
Guards, delivered an Grafton on the
South and its chiyalrols men and
astuteleaders His speech was fault
less when dealing with the leaders IN
the late war and whenever the
names Of Davis, Lee Jackson or
Albert Sidney johnson we're mem
toned II would cause a long and
continuous applause, The speech
Is worthy a place IN any book or his
tory of our South land
The programme was then taken
up and carried through
"The Fallen Banner" was rected
by Miss Matte May Miss May Is a
talented elocutlonlst aud when she
drew near the banner (the old
Confederate battle 0ag) aud em.
braced It's folds and pressed a kiss
on the silken stars, many handker.
chiefs went TO eyes wet with tears,
The piece was thoroughly appreeIa-
ted, Miss Pearl lloshall medal
winner from several eonseryatorles
Of music, treated the audience TO a
dDllltult Instrumental solo, She has
a rare, quick touch, and the Keys
yielded TO the mistress In giving
sweet sounds, Miss EAle Sparkling
gave uJ an insight to what a wo-
man can do with a club II they
would only train, We thought
while watching those clubs swing.
Ing through the air with lightning
rapdity, what chance Fit2 would
stand In a square up fight with
those clubs, and we came to the
conclusion that he would be- carried
out on a etreteher the FIRST round,
Mr. Herman Hack gave a nice either
solo and was recalled Herman Is
great with this instrument Mr.
j, O, Hardin, assisted by Master
Cannon Bonner gave some nice
Juggling leata Mrs, Q, O, Aberna
thy, assisted by her husband, gave
"DlSie Land the instrumental used
being a French harp and guitar
Mrs, Abernathy lB an afti6t'on the
French harp, She was recalled,
The Dixie Guards then gave their
celebrated drIll, The stage was too
small and they could not 90
through with the drill aa they
would have done had conditions
been otherwise down ON the
Ohio" a vocal solo sang by the
ehbperone OF the Guards, Mrs,
1iglmah, was the gem Of the even
ings casket of good things, The
quartctt composed Of Misses llyn.
aou aud Slguor, Mosars Ayers and
lloafdman, sang aweetly Good
Night, Beloved"
The entertainment closed after
sayen tableauA were given with red
lights,
We can truthluIly say the outer-
tanment was enjoyed by all and
those who appeared before The
footslIghts have nothing to regret
We learn from a financial point
the evenings receipts were entirely
satisfactory
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-11
Tell ua pleaae

From now on Shreveport will
have cheap coal the price having
been reduced from t0 10 Nl. The
II, q, y, ~ a. railroad made this
possible, Shreveport journal
Say Captain, can't you put US on
to the racket Of ~ coal, If we are
now paying t6 as YOU say we are,
we would like 10 cut The price
down Just whisper In our ear and
we will keep II a secret
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-11

Humofs in the blood, boile, pimu
pies, sef0fula, sores, are promptly
efadieated by Hoods Safaapafllla,
The one True blood Purifier nerve
tonic aud health builder,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-11

Hoods PIN are easy TO take, easy
to operate, Cure indigestion, bill.
l6uHnessi zoe, I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-08
SUNNARY

Total receipts. c07, l67 10
Paid from county fundS.55, $40 %
Paid from Rosd fund. 1872 10
Paid from school fund. .11,8l1 Is