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1T CAN'T DE DONE.
No One Can Remain wcu ~.
ic Disease Can lie Cured Unless
the stomach Ia First Nndc
strong and yiuorou.

""s "hu VIGOROUS.
This Is plain because every organ in the
body depends on the stomach for It's nour-
isnment. Nerve, bone sinew. blood arc
made from the food which tho stomach
| converts to our use.
HOW useless to treat disease with this.
tnat ana the other remedy and neglect the
most important of all. tho stomach
Inc earliest symptoms of indigestion are
sour risings. bad taste in the mouth. gas
IN the stomach and bowels, palpitation
all gone feeling, faintDess. beadacbes
constipation. later comes loss Of flesh
consumption, liver and heart troubles.
kidney diseases, nervous prostr.tion. NH
OF winch are the indirect result of poor
nutrition.
ANY. person suffering from INDIGESTION
should make 1t practice to take after
ehcn meal one OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets allowing II to dissolve in the mouth
ana mus mingle with the saliva and enter
tne stomach In the most natural way
Ihese Tablets are highly recommended by
Dr. Jennison because they are composed
OF the natural digestive acids and fruit
essences which assist the stomach in d.
costing all Wholesome food before 1t has
time to ferment and sour.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold nv
DRUGGISTS, full sized packages at 30 cents
Ihey are also excellent for inyalids and
chliuren. book on stomach diseases and
thousands OF testimonials Of genuine cures
sent free by addressing Stuart Co., Mar
shall Mich ~
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FOR RENT--Iarge. cool, airy room, In
private family. close N. Apply on prem
ises, il0y FanIiin street 5
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u. DibreH VS.. Local Option.

nibrell VS.. Local Option.
~ Editor of The Post.
~aioos, Texas. March 27.-Fron
- Dibrell's resolution stating tina,
op''on is undemocatic one is led 10
Ie mat he thinks all the brains OF
r'iy are In the craniums of the whisky
~ u''ieve am as good democrat as
el or his whisky friends, who
's threatening to quit the party ii
anything for the moral interests of
re was born. raised and edu-
democrat. but have never missed
,s''uhity to vote against the liauor
4 !, and intend to continue GU this
eft,p - end' and l defy the personal
"a I TO Turn me out of the party.
u mes" option not being a demo-
sehnN mat Is an old. threadbare
hAkr mn nu NOBODY kns,es it better than
1h lnc., n. Tho essence OF democ-
~ snaa sen government. According
hin sWute democrats. it is all right
III vr.t option COW law or hog law,
auactnrs.s 10 stop the saloon, which
ri NAV two-legged hogs. 1t is all
N v Say. Tor the community to say
lsuee s Nv can not put up certain kind
proov aih the fire limits of the city,
tlS vos,. tell him he must not start a
VI II o. IN that house after 1t is
hot ue'nocratic to tell a man he
aku o%truct tho sidewalk with
u h,re yoas boxes. but undemocratic
- atra ~ must not with his saloon
We are with swearing, drunken
eeQle ~ great people. we weep
II AIS over few Christians muir
mursaa then let the saloons rim
~ yss sixty thousand Americans
eApItsaln nu u man protests against
loss he r. slaughter OF our young men
hsle IN. % no democrat. Go to. now;
~, N ;sw Is not perfectly enforced,
nprder s,.ner is the law against theft
selA becsSet no one wants those laws
Asder MS some people Will steal
Iect 4 n make the local option law MS
" q h laws, then let tho whisky
Lying ,.1 70 enforce 1t as they are
eaiorreS violate It and II will be the
hosh shaw on the statute books. All
oaseins '' personal liberty, etc. is
asstia on ,s OF our school boys went
SistS Keeper HUE excursion and the
10y ii ms did not hesitate IN seII
Nj w although 1t is against the
on,i minors or students, So n
~ law is Occasionally viz,
ID oh w. oy the law abiding eiement
'sur pipe and smoke it, s''e''
A. A. Thomas.
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The Other side of 1t.
Beaumont Journal.

There are newspapers In the South that
never tire OF telling what President Cleye-
land has done By way OF appointing South
erners 10 office ard recommending hgis-
lation favorable t. Southern inter 3. They
do not appear TO know that the Southern
States have done about as much for Mr.
Cleveland as he did for this section But
for the South he would never have ad-
vanced yond the gubernatorial chair OF
New York,
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WANTED--Stuatlon as bookkeeper or OIL
nee clerk. city or country; ten years eN-
perence in the grocery business. refer
nce 4
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Atchison Globe.
AS soon as a man is comfortably settled
at reading on Sunday, his wife finds out
that he is occupying the corner that she has
not swept.
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Brooklyn Life.

Brooklyn Life.
She tpetulantly)-women occupying front
seats in theater who take off their hats
show as much consideration for others as
men do.
He-No they don't. Many men In the
front row don't even wear any hair on their
heads.
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London Tit-B

London Tit-Bits.
Mother-How is it that you get SO many
bad marks at school?
Little Johnny-Well, the teacher has got
to mark somebody, or else folks will think
she is not attending to her business.
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Yonkers Statesman.

Yonkers Statesman.
Church--Do you believe what they say
about our congressman buying his way to
Washington?
Gotham-No 1 don't. happen to know
that he went there on a pass.
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Dobson--I have thought so myself some
times. and then again 1t has occurred to
me that he might be dialect writer.
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FOR SALE.

EGGS from thoroughbred Light Brahma,
Bun Cochin Is, Leghorns, w. c. Il.
Polish and Bun Leghorrs, Ito per set
dlTg: i06 Washington stg'eei. s
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

THE Fraternal Mystic Circle will meet
tonight alt Odd Fellows hall at 1870. All
work, in full par'aphernalia. will be done
In the first and second degrees.
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CURRENT FUN.

Boston Herald.
Why Don't the Men Propose ?-Perdita--.
wish that were somebody else.
Penelope--Why?
Perdita-So that l could propose to my
self.
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WANTED-Situat ion by white girl as
chambermaid or do dining room work.
Coll 1865 MCNillan street. 3
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a LADY of culture desires position as
reader and companion to wealthy lady.
10 objection to travel or TO place OH
ranch, references exchanged Compan-
ion No. /, this office. 3
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, mod
orn conveniences, 1901 Capitol avenue. 4

FOR RENT--A nicely furnished south
room 20 gentlemen. in private family
three blocks from Grand Central depot.
at 1906 Washington street.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for ligk:
housekeeping: close in man. wife and
two children. Apply 307as Main street,
room 2.
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FOX Rt,NT-Forr and five room Gotta ses
on Lubbock street Q'ifth ward north.
hne and eleven dollars. Apply Soi Cap
1tOI avenue. 1
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nice four and five room
houses, large yards, fine street and SIDE
walks, at 49, $40 and sl0.50. Apply l7l7
Lubbock. corner SABINE. 4
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BUSINESS building for rent, near Market
square. lower floor or floors of build
ing, near corner OF Milan and Preston
streets. opposite Brown IL Bollfrass
building for rent, Apply to IL. r.
Fisher. attorney at law. Shaw building,
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POSITION as salesman in retatl lumber
yard, any part of Texas; experience in
selling and handling lumber; salary no
considerations references. Address j.
Boyd, Corr.Gan. Texas. 3
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YOUR WANTS-If you want your horse
and buggy taken well care Of. bring
them to the Southern Stables; il you
want fine rig, hire 1t at the Southern
Stables; If you want 10 sell, buy or eA-
change horses or vehicles, bring them to
the Southern Stables. We can I'LL your
wants quick, reliable and satisfactory.
Just try us. The Southern Stables. cor
ner Milan and Franklin avenue.
DIIGELBY 6 McCERDY, expert account.
ants. auditors and adjusters, No ZIG
Main street, Expert examinations made
on short notice. 4-l6
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SITUATION WANTED--As any kind of
porter or coachmon ana general house.
work by an expert young man (colorod.
1--WE good rec concentrations. Apply 1913
CleNplund stneot.
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SITUATION wANTED-By thorough
lumhorman In office. mill yard or any
capacity; iirst-class labor handler Adj
dress COL this office. s
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An Accidental Prediction.
San Francisco Call.
Where Cleveland tore down Mckinley
will build up. After the destruction comes
the reconstruction.
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| AGENTS and branch manager. salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring and Snift
Co Cincinnati Ohio

WANTED--4A first-class solicitor IN every
ward IN the city and IN every town IN
Texas to take subscriptions for the Gnlf
Messenger. Call ON or address Gulf
Messenger, 10i0k Texas avenue. Iious-
ton Texas
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AGENTS-Economy gas burner, saves q
per cent OF gas. makes large. beautiful
light. and gives 100 per cent profit TO
ealesmen. General Agency Co.. 2a5 Dear.
born street. Chicago, ILL.,
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Cases briefed and argued in Supreme
and Appellate courts for persons out OF
town. Have clients desiring 10 purchase
county bonds and scrip. Bonds examined
tied.
8. o. COTTON & BRO, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjustors. 10 Main street,
corner Franklin. Il
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TWO In lies wish employment on raach
as housekcepcr ana GOV erness in family;
5000 references. ADDRESS Mrs. Il, A.,
box S0G. Lake Charles. La. S
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Detroit Journal.

Detroit Journal
But We can not live on papa" protested
the savage's bride to be. He is dreadfully
poor.''
I'VE can wait until he is fatter!" ex-
claimed the youth, for love is brave
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FOR SALE-aone 9o-snch Morse COTTON
press. In perfect running order and con-
Gltton. For further particulars address
Box 5I3. Waco, Texas 4
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YOUNG MAN wants g position as walter
in hotcl; good references can be given
as to habits and character. Address 1917
this office.
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Dublin World.
She looming UP suddenly)-where did
that wave go?
He coughing and strangling)-I swal-
lowed 1t
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New York Advertiser.
Hobson-What horrible speller Hobson
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SITUATION wANTEp--By frst-cisss
baker and pastry cook. Address May
nolia House. corner Washington and
Preston, city. 4
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SITUATION WANTED.

$i0 CASH pad 10 the PARTY who will give
me work: | am n nrae,ticai man ~,
ducc; good references. Address lll9 An
drews street,
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SITUATION WANTED--By q young man
10 take care of horses in 81 private fam
lily; a good yard man. Address 49, this
office
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WANTED TO BUY.

" ANTED-Second hand furniture. stoves
and household goods; all kinds; will pay
good pr.ces. send Bosia4 posio'iice boS
TJADY,S safety, in first-class condition.
for cash: prefer hugh grade, but any
good make may do. Address Nc, Hous-
ton Post.
WE PAY the highest cash prices for Sec
household goods. Boston Furniture Co..
A. Cramer agent sos Prairie avenue. 8
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POSITION wuntcd by an old experienced
blacksmith; can give good reference;
have a family. Thomas NJ Naa,a
Bina, Texas. 1
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FIRST-Cl.ASS cook aud baker wants a
job IN or out of city. Address q. Il. T.
NO. 1bl7 Liberty avenue, Houston. Texas
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SITUATION as teacher IN private family
or a small private school by "a eentie-
man OF excellent educNtion, long expo
rience and good character. Address
Philip Barton. I.aGrasige. Texns. I
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PROFESSIONAL.
IL, II. LOt,kI,TT.

date of the Attorney Generals office.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Austin, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BltAHORlA COUNTY LAND.
Fort Bend County Innd,
Prairie Land,
Oyster Creek Land
Brnzos l$ottom Land,
East Bernard Land.
Cultivated Land
l6,Wo acres for sale, low prices, long
credit. Write FOR pamphlet of our
FRANCIS SMITH & co.
Arf
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CLEARING House-The
pubic will please take notice that, COM
mencing Saturday. April 81 1897. the
banks comprising the Houston Clearing
House Association will close Tor bugincss
SATURDAYS
at O'Clock p. m. and so continue during
the months of April, May. June. July
and August 1897.
First National Bark.
II. w. House, Banker.
Commercial National Bank
Houston National Bank
planters e. Mechanics National Bank
South Texas National Rank
Attest: h. RAPHAEL.
Manager Houston Clearing House
ia
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SITUATION wanted by married Ger
man to work on farm or in "A store. Ad.
dress 255 this Office.
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OFFICE of Houston and Texas Central
Railroad ompany-Houston, Texas,
that the regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders and of the Hoard of DE
rectors of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad Company will be held at
the office of the company, in the city OF
Houston, Texas, on Monday, the 5th day
of April, 1877, at L. o'clock M
"A u. w. Cave. Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
flower seed for spring planting. fiorh ID.
landreth Sons and Peter Henderson
d Co. c. j. koehler. 800 Congress II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; working housekcep-
er thoroughly experienced. for hotel or
private fanrlly, city or country y ref
erence. Housekeeper, us Main street,
Houston, Texas. a
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WEST Liberty county lands. railroad,
school and timber, In large or small
tracts, on easy terms: correspondence
collected. Babcock & Marshall. Dayton,
Texas. AZ
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SITUATION wanted by good. sober
young man. Willing to do any kind OF
honest work; knows the oty well. Ad.
dress FL this Office )
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MONEY no LOAN on hrst-class city
properly ut 10 per cent; amounts from
$i500 to $4,000. Owners address y. y. Box
W. Houstons Texas. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE firm of Hartwen & Sprong expired
by limitation March 81, 1881 The under
signed may be found at the office OF
Childress Il Taylor, insurance agents.
Cotton exchange. Geo. II. Hartwell. 4
n MEETING of this stockholders
OF the Houston Abstract Com
pany IS hereby called. to be held at
the Office of the Houston Abstract Com
pany, No. 1884, Main street, April 6, lsg7
mt . y. IN. II. ID. Brooke, Secretary. 3
NOTICE. have this day been appointed
assignee OF the Phoenix Lumber Co for
the benefit of such creditors of the said
company as Will accept their proportions
al share of its estate. l have duly quail
fled according to law, and my postofiice
address is Houston. Texas.
Chas. Dillingham;, Assignee.
Houston. Texas. March % 1877. Ais
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FINANCIAL.

THE Mutual Bullding and Loan Asooeia-
ton, homo institution, has few
shares. OF sl0O each. OF paid up stock.
with guaranteed interest OF per cent
per annun, payable semi-annnally, Tor
sale: 1009x Congress avenue. y
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FOR RENT-si0 per month; elegant i've
room cottage. bath. stable; Fargo ave
nue.. tairv1ew addition; key across
Street 7
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FOR RENT-A new SIX room house in
pleasant nelghborhood In Third ward |:
has every convenience; would like TO
secure a permanent tenant. Apply 1916
Lamar avenue. 4
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING-rhe annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Union Compress and
Warehouse company will be held on
Tuesday. April 9Th, 1897, at the South
Texas National bank. Houston. 1exas.
at IL o'clock a. III.
L. w. HOUSE Secretary.
40
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SITUATION wanted by whl;e man as
!irst-class cook, hotel, section house.
boarding cor. guarantee good work; also
good baker; stn.ctly sober. Address 2i2,
This office 3
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AM l6 years old. wen grown; want
work, prefer machine or blacksmith
shop to learn trade. references good. H..
Swift tins office.
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FuRNITURE moving, storing, packing
and shipping by CITY Moving Co, phone
SS4. Browns Drug Store, corner Main
lsl,, a
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| SITUATION wanted by Young German
| boy. age Is; would like to learn trade
of some kind or drive a wagon. Address
w. j. T., ZIG Robin street, city.
The herald., 1897-01-27

for the Democratic nomination. for the
presidency, though he had been one
of the founders of the Republican party.
Chief Justice Chase was succeeded IN
1873 by President Grants appointment
of another Ohio man, Morrison r. Waite,
who was 81 years of age when appointed
and served until 1888, when he was sue
ceeded by the present Chief Justice Mel
Vile w. Fuller, appointed by President
Cleveland. Mr.. Fuller is native of
Maine. He was, when appointed 30
years of age and will be ga on February
18th next. He is the seventh of the cniet
justices of the supreme court and has
served. thus far, briefer term than any
of his predecessors since Chief Justice
Ellsworth.
In addition to the chief justices who
have served, several men have been nom
mated for the office but rejected by the
senate, which has confirmatory power
The office of chief justice is by many
citizens more highly coveted than that
of the presidency. The labor is less, the
responsibility much smaller, the tenure
longer and the honor an exalted one
New York Sun.
The herald., 1897-01-27
FOOTBALL BANQUET
The Athletic Clubs Team Honored
Last Night

The Los Angeles Athletic club foot
ball team enjoyed banquet at John
Drinks Saddle Rock restaurant last
night. About thirty-five members Of
the team and friends were present.
An excellent menu was served, after
which several hours were whiled away
in a most enjoyable manner listening
to speeches, telling stories and singing
songs.
John Brink, president of the Athletic
club, presided as toastmaster, and most
of those present were called upon
during the evening for either speech or
story.
Walter McStay, in response to a call.
made a few brief remarks on the work
of the team during the past season and
the obstacles that had been overcome.
He wished to thank every member of
the team individually for the excellent
showing made. Appreciation of the SER
vices of the press and the generosity of
the public was also expressed
Captain Phil Wilson said that the
work of the team during the past sea-
son has been such as to demand recog
milton from the teams of the north and
there is no doubt that next year it will
be an easy matter to arrange series
of games with the strong teams of the
state. He felt that the work done last
year had been in every way creditabla
to the team and an honor to the club it
represents.
Coach Billy Hanlon thought that with
the practice and experience the team has
had in last seasons games a good show
ing will surely be made next year if the
same enthusiasm is shown as has been
done in the recent games.
President John Brink said that he
was an enthusiastic lover of all fegiti-
mate sports and felt proud of the record
of the L. A. A.. c. football team. Next
year he hoped to again be able to run
along the side lines and whoop it up
for a home team that shall be one of the
first in the state
Remarks were made by several others
of those present, after which Fay Ste
venson amused the merrymakers with
several funny stories and Dan Long
created roar by singing The Blow That
Killed Father in an inimitable manner.
Those present at the banquet were H.
c. F. Smith, Rex Gorslm Bert Knewing,
Ed Dillon, Grant Hughes, Jack Knight,
Captain Phil Wilson, Farmer" Lewis,
G. L. McKeeby, Harry Atwood, Clar-
ence Jargstorff, c. w. Chase, John E.
Brink, J. H. Keifer, w. B. Brain, Ben
Smith, f. d. Chapman, Dutch" Leeds,
Lou Murray. W. A. Edwards, A. ].
Murrieta. w. ]. Hanlon. Dan Smith,
Roy Stephenson, w. H. Ramseur, Ed
b. Mcpherson, W. NJ. McStay, VIII
Knippenberg, Carl E. McStay, George
w. Williamson. Fay Stephenson, W.
C. Brain, A. E. Elliott.
The herald., 1897-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
IN SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Tuesday Evening club gave the
second of their popular dances last
evening at Turnverein hall, and society
turned out in force. Many of the
younger set were in attendance, and
many beautiful gowns were worn
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mott,
jr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barker Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Borden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William Bish-
op, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
j. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jevne, Misses La
Cossit, Demming, Welborn. Lillian Wei
born, Fairchild, Helen Fairchild, Croft,
Goodrich, Chanslor, Strong Bryan, Me
Crea, McGriff, Haskins. Winder, Easton,
Smith, Alexander. Genevieve Smith,
Bonsall, Kurtz. Jarvis Daniel, Newail,
Mcmillan Laguy, Landt. Mullins. Mer-
cereau Messrs. Cloud, Allen, Notman,
Sale, Garland Desmond, Charles Hen
derson, Fred Henderson, Marsh, How :
ell, Jackson, Shirley Vance Marten, Car
hart, Ralph Carhart, Chanslor, Perkins,
Flint, Dickinson, Shoemaker, Green
Butler, Burnett. H. S. VanDyke, Jack
McCrea, Vic Stewart, Russell Taylor.