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TEXAS SOCIALLY.


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Beaumont. Texas. July i,--Captain Wm,
Lapham, formerly OF Beaumont has been
appointed harbor master a, Sabine Pass.
Captain Lapham is an old elmer in this
section and is an expert seaman, having
served in the Confederate navy during the
late war.
The Ladies Benevolent society viii meet
at the residence Of Or a. Levy al
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
City Treasurer Fletcher announces that
he has funds ON band 10 pay registered
general fund scrip up to aud including No.
706
The city council Will meet in regular
monthly session Tuesday The electric
street car franchise will come up for tinal
actlon at this meeting.
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sAN MAitCns.

Mrs. David Combs gave a complimentary
entertainment 10 Mrs \. .. nial OF Fort
Worth on Monday evening at Coronal lns,i-
iute FROM to 10 p. m,
Mrs Dial was former resident ~ son
Marcos. but to the regret of 4 host ~
friends LEFT tho scenes Of her early wo-
manhood and fer some years has cast nor
fortunes In Los Angeles aud lately IN Fort
Worth. In both places she has children
living.
Tho beautifully decorated and spacious
halls 81 Coronai were thrown open to the
elite Of the city. The guests worr enter
tanned by excellent music. Refreshments
were served In the most delicate manner
reminding one OF "mine hostess" and IN
readily acknowledges that she has NOT
peer When the sound OF "ail aboard"
was heard. giving warning that Mrs. Dial,
who took tho train for California, must
leayC more than one heart beat with sor-
row and all felt tho parting come too soon.
Mrs. stanfieid entertained few OF her
friends on Friday evening. Mrs, Winches-
tar Kelso sister OF oar hostess. OF Eagle
Pass is visiting her. Tho evening was de-
iightfuily passed Ia gamss. while sweet
strains OF music waited through the rooms.
giving good cheer 70 all. Refreshments
were In order and greatly enjoyed.
On Friday evening the Sorosis club gave
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Maynard nenie, Furcerson Len,

Lu..ne Texas July "a L Maynr.
H. Lo,Ahart politician. states that i. iss
TIE that - las received lette. i,aI
E'urcsT>91 complaining about he .ailgs d
IL zlr.iu. ration 10 appoint regrxs N
: 5 .zc- though tta; although ras,
evs-y negro Who makes AZ. claims r1li,iaI
Influence IS a. applicant Tor Office. ns q.
@. .Ae-n has received al 4ppolaine.t
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CoR>1CANA.
Mr. Jester VIII Advocate Some yev
Educational Ideas

Corslczria, Texas July 4-L:eu,sar
Governor jester he. received az iasiS
;-o- TO open Up the Texas Fr9,; PGlie 4
Tyler but owing 10 n appointment MIA
- had 10 sl3Tess al sducA ,ioaal nes:i,i
a. ttbo.- OF h, 18TH - was eoz,sld
10 decline. IN his address before The sis
o4i.ca4. .sssnalass a Abbott Mr. ls.s
Wa advance . new idea -poa e19si,ss
u When he oolored race ., The sua
nj. ba particularly interested re wilitl
yo-ats ~ Industrial school io- plsa
children such rs viii promote len b
readlus writing and trades vh!eA VII
make them prodciec; Il iiee.eai srsu.
tons @. i.fe. HIS address along einNaasa
lines all! probably b Oh; II ne usad III
some interesting features lay D. eIpst.a
10 come o. =
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Ms. Williams Aad .hii-a1 .! Bo-Asrn
a. VISITING her tz,-sr, Judge ". 2. KIM
ms
E-e -s-soa and l.:.ie sister 81 Dallas are
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o.. ..cat
R.y. C5--.es Mza,3a .. Paris, Texas. WI.
dea.csta -hs aew Cumberland Presbyterian
chlrl1 -1e .Irs; sunday n august.
gt- A,.ho5z: church S-a-ay s1aoo!
l4. ally !.
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WHARTON.

The Loyal Literary league met last Mon
day at the hospitable home OF Mr.. J. X.
Cloud. The book for discussion was Scot
tsh Chiefs, f" A very pleasant evening wa.
passed and large attendance present.
Eight or ten young men OF Wharton
gave an entertainment last Tuesday for the
benefit Of the Wharton Baseball club. No
]. The programme was unique. full q va
riety. and each role admirably filled.
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Mckinney Texas. July The CEN
county republican executive committss y
il Mckinney today and made the :o,l,
ir- Inducements Postmaster At Mex,
-ey j. ". George; Fafnsrsyllle, A,
Cc1-or. Plano :. c. Blanks. Priacsr
.Alua Wilson Melissa. r ! S>o,l; Ann
j. y Robinson; N2ltosia, !. Il. Fssuh
Lebanon Manson Wolfe Wylis, l n
CAurta. Blue Ridge, 5. ? MeFaa; nls.. 4
! ---.--...-l
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large airsi1e rrsgzl US tEs t.rly 3ea1-s1 y
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as ---ss@ aersef at-u,-z.4 &lss 1flts
~-'a ae l--ze su- re l-es1 .l'1s.-liie- PRIV
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cRPHAN HOWE EXTENSION.

The hoard Of managers Of tie Sur
Orphans home were in sass.on westerly
and considered bids Tor he ereeilan ~
new scAoo! building AT the stale orpasas
home = number 81 bids sers ecasltsiet
yssu!'ins IL awarding the ooa;rAc. 10 D.
Aahoney OF W4N4h2chie II the sun d
S.5.l-oQ. The plans and Specifications !o'
TIE building we've furnished BY Glases .
Allen q Houston The building is 70 b
mo stories and OF Spanish design.
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S a. Homan's
W w ork

IL never done, aid il IL especially wearing
sDd Ye<risoHs to those ~n0te blood is
impure and unai properly 70 tone, sue
tain, and renew the Visiting ~ nerve,
muscle and tissue. II is more h'scsuse u
this condition u tns Dlocc that Wougen
sferGn down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because Of the sOrk itsel;. Every
physician says 70. and that the only rem.
edy ~ ia building up by taking good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and ri,sii1er
like Hood % HarsspariIla. Fofthe trop blos
Peculiar 10 Women at change Of season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
lu0rk, nervousness, and impure blood,
ehoussnds have found relief and cIrc ir.
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4 SPLIT IN WILLIAMSON,
Republicans. Arc Divided ON rho Sub.
irct Of Lcadrrship.

Republicans Arc Divided ON the SUBJ
irct of Leadership.
Georgetown Texas, July +.-Colonel
Makemson, who ran icr the congressional
nomination on the republican ticket ara
was defeated, but who ran anyhow. now
claims no have been The republican nom
incs and also claims. by reason Of said
race to he the dispenser Of Federal pie
in this district
lr' Fleming, chairman % the republican
committee OF this county; p. A. Schafer
his secretary; Nat Q. Henderson. ex-Fed-
eral officer. and Others dispute his claims
Makemson indorses enc set Of candidates
ard they another. Thus far the Fleming
delegation, all Grant men have had their
own way and none but Grant men have
been appointed. Three postmasiers have
Deem appointed in this county. through the
recommendation OF Fleming. Henderson
and The regularly organized machinery a,
tho party Makemson is backed in his
aspirations by Cole and Tahaferro Of Round
Rock J. W. Kinca.d OF Georgetown and
Or. Thorpe OF Liberty Hin, Fleming saws
he viii pay no attention 10 anv edic; rho
Green men may issue, IN, will continue 10
exercise the functions Of his office.
There is a pretty republican fight on IN
thlS county, probably the hitterest ever
waged' Several Of the participants on either
side refuse 10 sneak TO the o.Ners They
are defiant and eXclaim: Lay on NcDnn
and damned be he who first cries Hold
enough"
In the meantime the democrats ara on.
!oying the fun,
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NAvARRo couNTY FAIR.

TIE directors Of the Navarro County Far
association held = meeting in this siul
yesterday and mapped out programs
10 "a pursued in the oonduc. o. The IN
this f@I. which promises 20 Be sfsis
Success
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No CURE-No PAY.

That is the way all druggists 4.
GROVES TAsTELESS CHILL TOM. u
chills and Malaria. II is simply iroa ~
Quinino in tasIeloss form. ChildFea M
H. Adults prefer It 10 bitter, naus~'
tones, Price SOC.
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vi LBUn

Tie Tin Pan supper gwen By the la
dies OF Mulion1 ana vicinity on last Wed
restay n!gat 70 raise ronel 10 buy an or
laa TO- the cnur Il al tins place was quit, =
success. The proceeds amounted 10 $i3.1j.
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VICTORIA.
Electric Light Plant sold TO aes
COMPANY.

Victoria Texas. July THE Elesas
Light company hes been sold By w. !a1a
koyer, who held the bulk Of the STOCK :
anGhe- stock company comprising .
II. haiheone /. /. Stephenson. y. VIEW
+. c. Proctor and others, icE conssaef
ton Of Ss5uQ. The following are ths or
Gers Of The new company; Harry Ra'aDsI Y
President, y. Whips, vice president; ~
sioley, secretary and treasurer; L. y
steqaeasul. MANAGER
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skin and blood diseases OF all rop'
tufril and diseases OF women, vAfy
Address or call on DIR. HATE z, fof1|
co. sc Alamo Fiaza. San .Ansonn,ra 49,
Or No s. s.. Charles Street, NeS 49,
La s,nx l..
Nah treanirent given by sepean
women; No. J. Tor skin diseases;
cAiarrh. < n
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Died suddenly.

Galveston. Texas. July i.--Louis Frank
lin. longshoreman. i5 years old, who
lived in the alley between Mechanic ana
Strand. Ninth and Tenth streets, died sud
denly this morning, He had been out on
the street and complained of not feeling
we'll He went home and laid down and
soon afterward died.
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The Reputation

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way 4 90. "a
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homes, work. ~
an, wa.hont, d% ~
the true and No
cessfui spSsn,sj1|
OF the Una 20 =, =; n
in the trea'msIss|
all ieiica'e. ~
private d.seAss-|
culiar 10 nen
women. 1000: /
SneciHt WE,,s -
saning. nervowe
bili;y. kidnsy.
urinary difnsssss;
hydrccele. Lssf
i <fN~-tem
niles, rhepm
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VI ANOR.

Dr. J. e Hill loft this morning .or Nash
vile Tenn making twenty four visitors
lFcu! this town 20 lie centennial.
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Georgetown. Texas. July 4.-Hon. II. r.
Hyiand OF Round Rock, an ex-ius,ice Of
the Peace and a lawyer, has been appointed
postmaster at that town. Mr.. Cole Of the
same place was a candidate. He was in
dorsed by Colonel Makemson and Hylsnd
by Nat Q, Observation-Disclosures q Green
snd HENDERSON . Grant man. The llnes
were larry drawn end Tho Grant men won.
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Dead Stuck for bugs. Used by U. g..
sosernmsnt. A liquid insect power. Won't
stain.
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C9llin County Indor,.u

The Gran: men were original McKi,..
mn
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TRANSPORTATION.


Al tue railroads In Texas have agreed
10 gifs free transportation TO san Antonio
and sIurp 10 all officers and eplisted men
VI thr~feAae Volunteer Guard IN uniform,
Al nifie 10, company commandcra and
drlw majors VIII MAKE timely application
~ ihis onice rlr transportation. 30 as 10
Ttafh sau Autoniu not later than the even
ins ~ 18Th q July Company commanders
and dinni fnolora plll state number OF men
10 uniform. II more thsG one road must
be- Travelled on 10 reach San Antonio, the
aboYc named officers must maze applica-
uen ~ each agent az connecting point for
transportation over tho road leading 10
ssn AntOn3o. Aegltnental quarternasiers,
gaarfsrnastsr sergfants, adju,ants. ser
ssant majors. hospital stewards and acting
company asd band quarttrmaster ssrgeants
viii spply TO this office "a advance for
TRANSPORTATION 20 as to reach San Antonio
rot iater than morning OF July II. to Sc
cure from the J.cst quartermas'er the camp
esuipsgs required for The use Of their or
ganizsitoiS prepare the company camps
ami eonduct thsir company to charters as
rssned fhetD.
BAGGAGE.
g. No cots and no bedding win be
brought 70 tho camp Of instruction. ~
same will DO supplied BY this DEPART
nsnt, but each soldier will brig bis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-06
SPlCtIAL MENTION
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front ST

American Laundry 6O3 West Front ST
Brazilian Balm cures cold, 10 cents,
Cuppinsuni leecnin-. iii E. secon niSi
N. r. Davis. Jeweier. 0 ID. end !.
60 to Dr. Simms' drug store. Cos King
street, for eyo euro. You don't have to
suffer with sore eyes when you have
bottle OF his eye cure. We have trioI 1t
and 1t has proved a sure cure,
For that tired aching feeling and ma
laria try bottle of our Beef, Wine and
Iron, Prepared by w. c. Taylor, 800
King street.
For frst.class dyeins and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works, 2lO King
street,
- Rudolph W. Foraker who was killed by
the cars at North East, Nd. Sunday morn.
ing last was former pupil Of George S.
Nattingly, 8lS Jackson street. Mr.. Mat.
tingly speaks highly of him as scholar
agd y0nag man. keN
Mrs. S. T. Rorer Of Philadelphia will
lecture tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock,
in the Board Of Trade rooms, under tho
auspices of the Young Women's Christian
Association. Tho subject will be Chicken
and Salad"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-06
DELAWARE'S Trump" HOUSE.
Hont County Republicans Organize an
Independents Legislature.

Kent County Republicans Organize M
Independents Legislature.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 6.-The Delaware leg
islaturs was organized yesterday annie
confusion and turmoil The seven Ken
county Republicans, against whose con
test for seats the court Of errors and ap
peals on Monday decided, were denied
recognition, and after a fruitless protest
the Republicans left the hall and organ.
ICED trump" house at the Hotel Rich
ardson. There they elected DR.. T. G.
Moore speaker and Charles Hastings
clerk. After notifying the senate that
they were ready to receive any communi.
cation from that body, and receiving no
reply, the body adjourned to meet next
Friday afternoon. The regular house
elected d. b. Riggin speaker
The Kent countians were led by DIR.
George W. Marshall, chairman Of the Re-
publican county committee. When they
appealed to the Republican senator's to re
tire from the hall and organize another
body Senators Pearce and John M. G.
Moore refused to do so, although 1t ID
charged that they had agreed to do so in
case Senator j. Frank Alice, of Kent, was
not recognized.
The senate was also organized by the
Democrats, Samuel r. Meredith, whose
seat was in dispute, being permitted to
vote, while Alice was not This made the
vote to IN favor Of the Democrats. AT.
ter participating in the vote for temporary
chairman the Republicans refused to vote,
except in the case of the chaplain, when
John NJ. O. Moore voted for Rev. T. 2.
Reyelle, who was elected.
After adjsecnment the Republican sen.
ators held Conference in the State House
parlor, during which Senators Handy and
Alice accused Senator George Fisher
Pearoe of treachery, and of playing into
the hands of the Democrats. Pearce made
no defense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-06
A swindlina "Roumaniau Count"

CHICAGO, Jan 6.--Word has been re.
ceiyed at police headquarters requesting
the authorities to hold G. J. Dejuster the
alleged Roumanian count, who ia under
arrest here, until an officer can arrive
with requisition papers to take Dejuster
back to Brooklyn, where 1t is claimed
he is wanted for swlndling The charge
upon which he is under arrest is that
of misappropriating sealskin sack be-
longing to q woman known as Belle
Cults, who claimed to. be his>wife The
count" whose name is said to be Will
lam j. Juster, is 2s years old, and is sup
posed to be native of Budah Pesth 1t is
claimed by the police that Dejuster passed
large quantity of bogus checks, and that
500 900 will hardly cover the amount he
has swindled people out of in various
cities during his three years residence in
America.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-06
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

Adelina Patti arrived In Paris this
morning.
Brazil has sold the cruiser Almirante
Darrozo to Japan
Near Babcock, Wis, three children. Of
Ole Della, the Oldest years old, perished
in fire which burned his house.
Many Canadians are now In most dis.
tressing circumstances in Sac Paulo, Bra.
I'll, as result Of glittering promises held
out to immigrants.
The price of Goldfish in the European
market has dropped alarmingly, and ex-
porters at st. Johns, N, b., ara very ap-
prehensive Of the result.
At Middleboro, Ky, an attempt was
made to assassinate L. C. Combs. He
fired at the crowd, killing his nephew,
John Hensley, and wounding another.