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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
passengers From lhs South.

The following passengers arrived
Yesterday on the steamship "Dorches-
ter" from Baltimore and Norfolk; Mr..
chas. Barklin, Mrs. S. II. Freeberger,
Mrs f.. Kines, Miss M. Elliott. Mr.. M.
7 Blake. Mr.. j. p. Casey, Mr.. +. p.
BARRY, Mr.. s. II. Byron, Mr.. II O.
Poundford. Mrs. III. G.. Poundford
Mr.. A. Poundford. Mr.. j. Torranal and
the following from the I'd and 9Th Mas
~ Thompson Jr.. Corp. NJ. J. Marstow
pr,vates La Plante. Traverse. Coales
I.arkins. Keith. MDonald. Willard
Fortier. (ail invalids). ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

"rve concluded" said the statistician
IN his wife. that one of the safest
places on earth for a man Is In the
American navy
"of course you have figures to show
for A, replied his better half
"certaiuiy. one man killed tells the
story of Manila and Santiago. over
"a score have been killed and half doz-
en- big buildings have been burned IN
celebrating the two victories. IL Is not
safe to be NJ home. my dear. Detroit
Free Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
Reunion OF veterfns.

Battery 4. First Rhode Island Light
Artillery. held it's annual reunion at
old Buttonwoods yesterday and the
Veterans had a very pleasant day. The
business meeting was called TO order
NV president John NJ. Battey and the
reports OF the treasurer anu secretary
-,,ers read and approved. The election
~ oficers TO serve during the year en-
suine resulted as follows: President,
,rbomas II. Simmons: vice president
lanes Donneiiy treasurer and secre-
tarv. Frank NJ. Butts: executive COM
mittee. J. X. Bucklin, y. r. Jastron
and L. X. Parker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

II Is reported that Secretary Algcr is
oontemplating a two weeks trip to
Porto Rico for the purpose of "grati-
fying his desire to see that beautiful
country" Things aren't so beautiful az
Santiago, but it might be more 70 the
interests of his country If the secretary
would go down there and look over the
field.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

The gallant fellows of the Second
Massachusetts. back from Santiago,
who put up for a time at the Nara
sansett yesterday forenoon. probably
knew how TO appreciate a good Amer
lean hotel rather better than the rest
OF us who have never enjoyed the priv
ilege OF roomlng in a trench filled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

medical onicers and nurses accompany
the sick and wounded on the voyage;
that there is no overcrowdins OF the
vessel. but that there are suitable ac-
commodations for ali.' ss
II is scandalous, II such orders are
necessary, that the sick and wounded
already sent north should not have
had the advantage OF them. y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
To the Annexed District.

The board of fire commissioners has
decided to send the new combination
wagon which had been ordered for
Hose and which Is duplicate OF
those recently Installed at stations20
and 6, TO the annexed district, TO TAKE
the place OF Hose 70, which is only a
reserve apparatus The commissions
ers deemed the new wagon too heavy
for the use Of the Sevens and Will put
in a lighter one sometime in the near
future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

None can foresee the outcome OF the
ouarrrl between foreign powers over
the division OF China. u is interesting
10 watch the going TO pieces of this an
cient but unprogressive race. Many peo-
ple I'm America are also going Co pieces
because of dyspepsia. constipation
blood. liver and stomach diseases. We
are living too fast. but strength, vigor
and good health can nc retained " We
Leep on and cure the above diseases
with Hostetter's stomach Bltters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

Bluffers-Ain't It sad 10 think Of the
decadence OF manly sport In this coun-
try? -,
Sturers-I hadn't heard OF any deca-
dence. We still have football. baseball
Rluffers--Say, You don't call basenaii
a manly sport any more. do YOU! why,
they ain't even allowed to swear!--Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
Soldiers Relief Association.

The Rhods Island Sanitary and Relief As
sociation ask a generous public for contribu-
fions of money To enable them TO carry on
their work of relieving sick ana wounded
soldiers and sailors, by sending clothing,
medicines and stores that the government
does not supply. -, -
will be acknowledged In that paper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05

with water. with bill OF fare limited
TO hardtack and bacon and no roof 20
protect from a storm of Spanish bull
lets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-05
Official
Advertising.

This aswsps9er pub''shes
onVolsi Advertising Of the
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED
STATES, Of the STATE or
RHopg ISLAND. end Several
TOWNS -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
snn Jncin,o Week.

There will be meeting Monday evening
at O'Clock at the Fiopstoa Business League
TO complete the programme for the san
Jaeinto entertainment Coloret li'hpggaphie
work adyerusIug paias pyroiechnic sae-
ciahtles nave beeu received and nut on
exhibition At the Business League and
Lave b en- much admired by great maty
visitors,
1he fireworks display has beeu enlarged
until il includes besides the star Spangied
Banner. 60N20G feet, and the blowing ~ Of
the baltleship Name. JGxl50 feet. GcueIh
Fltzhugh Lee. 25x95 feet, and General SAN
Houston, 25x25 feet, OF course che regular
programme OF thtrtytwo special features
win be given on both lights Aprii - aGd
April u. -Four experts VIII como from
Ncw York 10 handle this exhibit rho
fireworks were shipped by steamer tiom
New York on the d0ih OF March.
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requested 10 be present on TING. Fol-
loving this meeting in the rooms there
man in Houston Is cordially invited The
hour from 10 sill be Of interest TO all.
Strangers are especially invited
on Tuesday night there VIII be q raiiy
in the gymnasium. Every man who has
ever Exercised or who may anticipate tax
ing exercise Il most cordially invited p
this rally. The basket ball team VIII meet
in competition for the State championship
soon and there are now many young men
who have entered the class and are taking
prominent part and special training the
young men are making no boasts. hut all
hope that the banner Will hang IN their
gymnasium rooms for the ensuing year al
least All members With their friends are
Invited 10 this meeting Tuesday night
The regular monthly meeting ~ the
Iadies' auxiliary 10 the association viii be
wednesday afternoon az o'clock All
members are requested TO attend some
matters OF impoftBnce VIII be discIssei
All ladies' arc invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Apo,i,er organ nccltrI.

Houston his shown unusual interest in
matters artistic during the past year The
excellent work 81 the GIec and Treble
clubs under the dlfsctorshlp Of Mr. ". ,.
Mason, the chamber music rccitals siven
by Messrs. Il, 81. Kidd and W. >. hason
and the several excellent organ feciiais.
not 10 mention much praisemorihy work o.
other organizations. mall. decided ap-
I'll accorded airs. Cherry In her ieetufes
on painting attest that other branches OF
art have their dssoters among our people.
This IA welcome to those who believe with
yi,for Hugo that III is the artistic mat
awakcns.H
Tho organ recital 10 be given 81 the First
Presbyterian church VIII probably be the
last 81 The season. !; is understood that
Inc programme Is most excellent. and ihia
together with t1c artists who are to rem.
der II. gives assurance Of mfe musleai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
John rempIc crnvcs' lecture.

The John Temple Graves lccturc Will be
Thursday night az this week. IN Turner
hall. Mr. Graves requested thu, the loc-
trrc begin at O'Clock shArp Those who
miss the first part Of The lecture will miss
one Of the most beautiful parts o. the IN
lire evenings entertainment Alr Graves
SAYS that he Wpuld have gnitou his tele-
gram to Houston sooner, but could not
reach a station until after midnight and
that he gent his message al the very car.
Hest moment he could. That no regrets
tho matter al the pastponcment and viii
do all he can 10 redeem himself by giving
the people the best he has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
pnArn OF GUS. EVANS.
\ We'll known Citizen Passed Away
Yesterday Afternonn.

cstrruHN Aftcrnopn.
Mr.. William Augustus Eyaus died yes,
tcrday afternoon At the boarding house OF
Mrs. nuscnherry on the corner OF Walker
avenue and Travis street, aged 20 years,
lie was born 10 Fayetteville, N. O.. on
Juno II, 1875 aud cama 10 TeNai some
forty years ago, since which time he has
been a resident OF Houston A foN years
after his arrival here he married Miss Ap-
ME touSer, member OF one OF the oldest
iau,iiirs of this section. ANA 20 them scr-
eral children wefe born, only one OF whom
MIS-. John ClHrdy, IL still living sIrs.
Niardy resides at nopslnsvile. Ky, hui
came to Houston about mo weeks ago, aad
has been At the BEDSIDE OF her fathof from
that limo until his death Her girhuoi
days were spent In this city, and she has
number OF friends here.
The DECEASED WIS man whose eAure
life was theorixca by deeds OF generosity
and kindness, and re Was II universal ia
vcritc among all who knew him. Hs was
had reached his advanced age. and mucn
Of his time WAS spent in hunting, f!shing
ARD Kindred snuseuisHts,
Funeral services VIII be conducted at
Mrs nnsenherrys residence By Rss Henry
b. AYES at l o'clock this afternoon, after
which the remaina viii he taken TO tho
family buryipg ground on the old Mas Il
place. about iwsnty miles down the bayou,
where they will be Inferred by the slide OF
the wife and children OF the deceased.
The tux Egsnie VIII be used for this
trip.
The pail bearers are; a. Z, Roof = r,
Christian. S. s, Ashe, ". v. Il. Watson.
Y. a Rice Captain J. g. Hatehesou ana
w.D, Cleveland.
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f It5X 1oeeoaG Annual Meetlaw.
N14G49 tnbee1be1 ~ : Bible.
seGtond anniversary 81 The liar.
~ HSble society WA held in Shear
e1i1t lpiscopsl church last Sunday
Notwithstanding the streets wert
6< lighted and the cars not running there
as . B0od attendance Of faithful Few
M were amply compensated BY the ad.
!nlifable addresses and the Inc music rem
4Siered By the choir. the congregation hearth
rs Joining.
The programme rendered was as fol-
{orsan voluntary. :. Mrs. c. e. Oliver
kAnshcm.
Prayer ~. ..Rcv. n. II. Bycrp. ~. -.
tR1ading Scriptures ....t ....,,..
4 Rcy. Seth Ward, who presided
object meeting (bfiefy stated by).....
& \ go. -. ~. q. W. Kidd. President
sksOi0. 40. -. ..... Miss i.ibbie Dunn
address ..fscv. VIM. Haync Leavell. u. ~.
;lAGdrcsb. ... Rev. w. b. Rankin, ID. u,
State Agent American Bible Society.
Collection.
Election officers.
4 Doxclogy 4. Led by Mr. $. r.. Tracy
Bencdicilon !. Rev. ". -. Rankin, ID. ID,
1 1t will be In keeping to say that the
4 Harris County Bible society ms copies of
Tho Bible, suitable gifts from n mothSr
70 her boy. In which she can inscfiDc the
I following scrsea;
Remember, love, who gave thee this.
When other days shall coni-.
When shc who had thy earliest kiss
Sleeps in her narrow home
Remember, twas mother gave
Tho gift to one she'd die 10 save.
That mother sought a pledge OF love,
The hottest for iIer SOU
And from the gifts OF God above
She chose a goodIy ollie;
She chose for her beloved hoy
Tho Source Of fight and life and 10y.
And bade hin, beep the kit. that whep
Tho parting hour would come.
They might have hope 10 meet agalD
In an eternal home.
She said his faith IN that would be
Sweet incense to her memory.
And should the seoffer In his pride
Laugh that fond faith to seorn
And bid him cast the pledge aside
That he from youth had horne
She babe him pause and ASK his breast
II he or she had loved him best.
parents blessing on her son
Il Goes with this holy thing.
The heart that would retain the one
Must to the other cling
Remember, It's no tdlc toy
A mothers gfftrcinemher hoy!
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:
cninrcL ndh E..Ilnr..

The colorcd Odd Fellows OF the city are
making extensive arrangements for tho
ENTERTAINMENT to be given at market hail
The affair is In the hands OF en- arrange
mcnt committee, consisting Of w s. cnl-
bert, s. ]. Dickinson Thonips Jam4s aua
G. a. King. The manager Is W. II, Hube.t..
the chairman. q. l.. Ray. aud The aenrs-
tury,s William Window.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Food and shnI,,r Deno,.

The location has been secured for the
food and shelter depot established by tho
salvation Army and the work OF titting up
tho premises is progressing rapidly and will
be completed the latter part 81 the week,
Captain Mckinzie is very much IN need
OF Il desk for the oftlcc at the depot aud
anyone willing TO donate such pseee ut
furniture can find Cautain Mckinxlr vi
the salvation Army barracks. or nlcssag.
left there would reach him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

A very pleasant surprise party was given
ut the residence Of Mrs. Anderson. ais
Dallas avenue, IN honor Of Miss Emily
Anderson. Those present were: Miss LII
liam Treadway. Miss Mollie Woodmuf. Miss
Mamie Higinbothsm. Miss Lille Hocncke
Miss Fannie lfman OF Galveston; Mrs.
stahl. Mrs. Forrsster; Mr.. j. y. Blair,
Mr.. Y. Hoencke. Mr.. b. I.eyinson. Mr..
y Treadway. Mr. II. Branard. Mr. i.
I4cWis. Mr.. shilling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
SO Special Watch Sale ---

next week Mr.. Richard Dana is the SUI
perintendent in charge Of tho work. lie
mas iifty men and forty teams now ongnged.
The Barber plant is now en- route 10 Hous-
ION ana the conpany has opened IN per
manent Headquarters IN the Binz bailling
ne plant VIII Be located in tbs Firth
tract within thirty DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
me Rar,,er rInu,.

The Barber Asphalt company. Witch has
The CONTRACT for PAVING ioar blocks on
Caroline a'fesi. from Texas avenue 70 Mo.
Kinney has the excavation WORK veil IN.
uor Wss. winch thes expect 10 complete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
shvcn shcnrlug lrn. nerun.

san Angelo Texas April H. Sheep
shtaIing, which was postpone on ascoust
q Geld weather. has begun IN EARNEST use
oa'ht has contracted TO shear $3.50 h ad.
The spriug cllp Of wool this year vii. be
aeont e.o0o,00o TO 100000 pounds. from, a
s-slf toa million less than las, season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
nicL DnM,lng Cnnln.

Al the regular meeting OF Dick bowling
camp, United Confederate Veterans. which
viii be held this afternoon at O'Clock
at the hall in the narke, house. the lis, OF
aslesates 10 The Atlanta reuni9a Win be
completed and other important business
VIII be transacted. A full attendance Is
desireu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

krown's great Easter sale Will prove OF
intcrst 10 everso one intending 10 make
Easter purchases. Read their al on page
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Higher
Prices for
Glass.

The manufacturers Of American Window
Glass have advanced prices about per
cen, ard Tie market is very firm with
tendency IN stii higher prices.
Dealers whose stocks are broken and
need gorting up can not go wrong BY buy
ire nov
We have good stock of good American
Glass and viii continue TO FIJI orders LOT
The present M the prices ruling before
the recent adyanee. Best attention given
open orders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

Read browns sreat Easter sale On pase
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
In memory Of my late husband rranl


In memory OF my late husband. Frank
schueiier, who died March IL, 1898.
| said when the New Year cometh.
My life aud Franks ! Viii plan anew:
viii share its Joys and sorrows,
with one know is true.
VIII think no more OF the sickness and
tliRls
Which the past year over our home was
For feel With the New Year the s,.n.
shine,
WIN surely come in our lives to last
All, welt. little did dream with The New
Year dawnug,
THAT death would enter our happy home
i0reo5 white he waa with ms
That II might nvvr como.
Yer ere spring had opened
And before the blossoms semmca the grass
NY iife's fair dreams We're shattered.
My bright hopes blighied. alas,
And when in anguish bent beside an open
grave,
NY heart with many weigh, grew heavy,
For he had been what few could be-
\ sclsce IN each hour OF care
And am glad thai ] alays gave him
Loving words In a geatlc ,oue.
For yioscly round my heart entwined
us life seemed my lie. Toe
--ollie srhueller
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81 ss sssss q: : i:s Y, " boz '.. % =.
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Our $500. $50, $500 and
$3.50 Ladies' and Children
Trimmed Leghorn. Chip,
and Rough Straw shcrt
Back Sailors can not be
anything like duplicated Tor
10 per cent more than we
ask.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17

now do against The taxpayer when the
purposes and intention OF the law eau
be carried out just as we'll by using
that discretion once 10 a while in
favor Of the taxpayer. - Eugene
Broadaxe.--The is too much OF this
stand.in policy 10 Oregon. Look at
the Union county asylum job, hatched'
by Mr.. Mcbride, carried out to its
final payment, and not an official
with enough nerye TO stamp It with
disapproval. Then look at that state
stove works job. The state pays a
Jew firm about 100000 for the old
plant; sells 1t back to the same firm
for about half what the state gave
them for 1t two years before and takes
notes for the purchase price, interest
and the convict labor for four years,
none OF which are paid. Then TO can
the climax turns the thing over a
third time practically to the same
gang, No comment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17

Mrs. II. l.. Williamson. OF OaI
Grove, is visiting at the home OF hel
son-in-law, j. E. Carter, OF Albany.
Miss Ina StIlwell has returned 10
this city. TO resume her studles.at the
university, after a short visit at her
home near Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. +. Baker, OF
Hillsdale, Mich, have gone TO Leb-
anon after u visit In Salem and Vi
cinlty, They are inspecting the VII.
lamettee valley with view 10 make.
ing some point here their future
home, aud are much pleased with the
country.
Tbe many friends OF William White
the Liveryman who was hurt some
time ago In a buggy collision on state
street, will be glad 20 learn that ne
Is recovering very rapidly from his
very serious Injuries which have kent
him down for several weeks and caused
him much suffering.
The Phllodorian aud PhIlodosIan
Literary societies OF willamette
University will give their regular
term Joint meeting Friday evening at
1880 O'Clock 10 tho society halls. A
good program has beed prepared aud
an enjoyable time is expected by the
students and their friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
In Hickey Nelghborhood.

The home OF Miss Bessie Gesner
was the scene OF very pleasant
social affair few evenings ago, when
she entertained about twenty OF her
nelghborlng friends, The time was
spent 10 games until very nicely
prepared supper was served. The
young people again took To merry.
making for a short time, after which
all departed, having spent a delightful
evening. Those present we're: Misses
Bertha and Mae Thayer. Mamie
Lewis, Tresa Carlson, Anna Partch
and Bessie Gesner. Messrs. Everett
and VelYia Lewis. Eddie aud
Elton Shaw, Carl Carlson, John Pick
ems, Ernest Pracht, Charles King,
Ernest Thayer and Wesley Horner
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lehman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
BIG THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Grand Preparations at Hotel William.
cite for Week From Today.
Oregon can set the best Thanksgiy-
Ing dinner In the world entirely OF
home products aud that is what the
spread will be at hotel Willamette
next Thursday from $50 to D. m.
The Willamette Hotel orchestra
composed Of the celebrated young girl
violinists Nellie Brown and Lelo
Nicklin, and Nettle Beckner pianist,
have arranged special musical pro-
gram for the occasion. The dinner
will be tirstclass In every respect and
with all the arrangements Landlord
Conner in making the event promises
to be something out OF the usual
order.
This dinner has been especially re-
quested by several parties and the
menu will be far above the ordinary.
Family parties can get their dinner
on this occasion for half what a din
ner at home would cost as only so cents
plate Will be charged.
1t Is earnestly requested by Mr..
Conner that those desiring dinner
will send in their names aud all such
and parties living at distance who
will be 10 the city on that day can
have seats reserved for them. Send
In number Of plates as soon as possible |
so that the house will know how
many TO prepare for.
The dining room will be decorated
with tropical plauts and the conserva-
tory adjoining will be brilliantly
lighted so as TO be very attractive.
The low price should not be an in
iication as TO the meal. Mr.. Conner
says he will be perfectly satisfied II
he does not loose over 10 cents on each
plate.
His dinner at Ashland last year was
eaten by over 100 guests AID parties
rom California voluntarily paid him
'l.5O plate. saying that would be
What each dinner would cost them
n that state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
Young People Entertain.

The elegant hom, ofMr. and Mrs
NJ. Il. Rineman was beautifully deco.
rated last evening In honor OF the
Senior Y. p. @. e. society. OF the
Congregational church, and It's friends.
A large number gathered TO enjoy
the evening, which was happily spent
10 games. music and recitations, un.
der the graceful management NJ the
hostess, Miss Ella Rlneman.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the latter part OF the ,eyeulng
and the guests departed voting Miss
hineman TO bea charming hostess
aud a most competent entertainer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
An Accidnn.


Jerry King was pretty badly burned
Wednesday morning by an explosion
OF gasolene at .the tSpa. He was en-
deayoring TO light the gas engine
when IL suddenly flared up enveloping
his head In flames, He rushed into
the front part OF the store where Miss
Lola Prihgle quickly extlngulshed the
flames by wrapping his head In
porteirre. His hair and eye brows
we're burned of and the skin pealed
from the right side OF his face. The
burn however was not serious as IL can
be healed without soaring the face.
Jerry was down town 10 a buggy to-
day and will soon be all right once
more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
THE WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday occasional rain
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements Of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors al
the Capital City.
For additional Loo al aud Social see lhird page.
Frank Morrison is 10 Eugene for a
day or two.
Governor Elect II. It. Geer is in the
city today.
j. A. Baker is In Portland on u
short visit.
Mrs. /. l.. Patterson accompanied
Mr.. Patterson 10 Portland this morn.
Ing for brief visit.
Miss Grace McHargue, OF Colorado
City, Colo, has gone 10 Brownsville
after short visit In this city.
John A. Carson has returned from
Portland where he. has been attend
log the State Bar Association.
The Friday night club will give It's
FIRST dance OF tue season tomorrow
evening In Tloga He'll. A long list
OF Invitations. good orchestra and
the smooth flour at the hail will make
IL delightful affair.