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says: " L wrote YOU
ing YOU that Peru
ma had completely
cured the bronch-
it's with which l
had been afflicted
for some time. \
short time after /
c ed taking the
7 e-ru-na ! had a
slight attack 81 the
bronchial cough. !
Immediately too X
one bottle Of Peru
IA, which stopped
II. After that I took
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there j. no q 81 p
whatever thatitwa
q genuine case ~
consumption Il the
lungs. / had hem
orrEaEes from the
J u n gs for "a <
months ! paid the
dorfo7 Ef5laUd then
they told me "a =
could not cure me-
that ] was iucura-
b4a. / had become
90 weak that / va
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winters. Although I had cough with II,
I had rot symptom q the bronchial
cough which had alwaF7 troubled me
before. ] heartily recommend Pe-ru-na
a. q cure for hTonchius."
Mrs. Mary Fritz, Berwick. Mo- says (:
= Va 4 NictLm ~ c-u.LmnL-ln. ano
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Nv husband went % tovru and gpt bot
tie u Pe-ru-na, and IL did nc - much
good that be Cot six more ard took
them according 70 directions aid got en-
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DlED--MRS. MARTHA DEAN
Aged 20 Years--wiII be Taken to
Bellows Falls

Mrs. Martha Dean, aged 20 years, meth
er Of H. w and NJ. a. Deon. died satur-
day. March IS, a the residence of her sen.
425 West Ninth street. The body Will Re
taken TO Bellows Falls. VI, fJr burial.
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For the Wichita Eagle.

For the Wichita Eagle.
The Tryst OF the Brigand's wife.
Against the mountains frowning crags
Backs all the darkness up.
The great full moon bright wine4hood
Pours in the canon cup.
Pals shine the slender aspen stems
Above the faded grass.
And the narrow trail shows family out
A-winding down the pass.
Just in the shadows deepest edge
Some proving. fur-clad thing
Has crept along and left a pines
Low branches shuddering.
The mountain Hons hungry howl
Comes from the barren height,
But pitch pine-knots are close at hand
To keep the freight bright.
The rare. balsamic redolence,
Falls with the evening damp;
The great dog lies with watchful eyes,
Guarding the little camp.
The ring Of hoofs down the trail
All loneliness is past,
A signal whistle gaily TITLED
You're coming. love, at last,
NAN WILKINSON WOOD.
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London. March E.-Alrs- Harold Fred
e-ic. "ieow * tie Vel known American
n-la;. ~a0 oiled in London IN o.
iooeF last, died today u SANGER.
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A Tandem.

her cheek and ueck. slr, makes ,i,s r---s1,,-s
preparations fCT lte arrival Fyr-v+1-;,,r-
that a wouau's dainty taste can i-1aer;-,f
i provided for the newcomers ward-ob,
Nothing IS overlooked save one thing sd
lHat one thing Is the most ,--7Dn--s--. r.,
l-aIN nolnefs forget THAI babys strength
ana health, rs ability 20 Withstand fl,a
usual ailments Of childhood. and It's y-ioo~
ana welfare, as a man O. woman, are Fa-
L~lGen' upon her own health and -hvei-s1
eohul'lon during thc period Of Drospsct,ya
maternity. II. during that critical t----a
~ i weak, sickly. nervous and desmond
ny ueoanse % troubles peculiar - her
teN. inese conditions are bound 10 have
tLcit lnuuence upon her b2hv,s tr--.t
Neglect OF these co1d;t;or7s ;-,,-,.:., -
---0A--s Nlat haoy viii be weak. -7u-7v .-,1
i'SeFlsh- Dr. Pierce Favo7ite Presc-5-,-,---
y al Cili3i-l1E C--e fO- all tror,fles nj So
azure and K VIII reinforce a v-o--s-,..
o- - ana nerve strength SO that She ca,
eaI-ly undergo the trlals 81 maternity =
49, Aeat-n- strength. vigor. c7sS.ir;-v s-,5
- 10 lue organs specially cor
and ,c-,..l ,.'s. mood Il gives bodily
az - FouS h3rllhOod 10 the child
AFTER using dftee- t,tt--s ri -
lFescTi pt'c1 and q few y54-- 3 : - -ts
! - -. -H S,lN-1e-v Cured oi uterine tr.,.l-,r
~ = NJ -, n1'5-N t1ree yeats writes
- sr-- li --- highland Ave Nrv---,-
y i had such Terrible f..-----.- - y =
s-I-~s - -.,.-- - "aia- Ny back and .N--.s
nervous al times. and 5-.r ---;s-,- ,--r --- very
hrst child had 10 b. chi---..---,-, ~ ~
- So : - SEQ vltE Instruments I 49,
-t,5rs - - --s'--a with NV second
Nli-1- ana lnsteaG az suffering ~ ~ 49,
was n labor Only an hou- a-... s t--....-I 81.
was born was able 10 Ie.-s ---,- - - -
cay ! commenced vour l1ct5--e ..t---> go
months before confinement zf- s--.,-- - -, -
months cid now and IS q d-e 81 ~ t---, --1
i- tn ---.l Ac--l- i--Ee 10 NOR. r.---.9 -
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LETTER LIST.
LADIES' LIST.

Letters advertised at Wichita. Kan.
postofiice for the week ending March I9.
1899:
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Mr.. o. p. Perry. OF Atchison, Kan,
sara. q L UNIT vnn snrnn TING 400 toll
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HEEALlA

EEFAIIA
At open meeting g EyPstis ~ - h>'1
tou.o-rrw afternoon r. Co-z-eEa- iorai
church a. o-cI1cs under ire E1susEsrnsr.
% AIrz Emily p. l,Hlsor- Chairman q ne
az department ne f7EoEi1E program
XII ea given.
Po- Cal
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ASSEMBLY CHATAIQLA.

Parties calling FOR any ~ the above let
.ers pIease say "advegt--ei.
" NJ. MURDOCH, ?. u.
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2 the Anso1 Skinner camp
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GRAND JURY CHARGED
To Look into Charges Against Dallas cit,
Officials.
TO SUMMON ALL OFFICERS BEFORE IT.
judge clint Also Directed Attention
TO the .Pistol Toters" and
Men Who crTHfngs.

Dallas Taxas Anru "a tnav. rh,r,n.
q ,,..,. ~. ,..,, $3.50. 800,
sit"s " 'no oiinninal u's'rios court OF
dallas today delivered special charge
to the grand jury of unusual force and
emnhasis The ch,rve ouita ,snv,hv
~ ,., 81
anu exhaustive ons' mas SET tne town 10
talking
Under the subject az CARRYING deadly
,y.an. 80 a, ~. urh, !, aant
20 1N :" ~ $500
'rsseuies ana court trials, ne SAID Don
stop at indicting few small devils who
carry n,sto,s one indictment usually
,..,.. j. ,.t., XII. 49,. ~.
pie"hs 'neh up III pus'hosS pu' 'he'e a'e
wealthy men, prominent men, who make a
practice of carrying pistols and Of openly
h-,s,,ns 4, ,n,a ne,s,,,s sure bn,.ge,
,basa ,s,n ,aach tha,, - nn1ars,oNa NAY
tras,a,, ~, ~ ~ s,ith".a, !.
sin,a,a ~ ,aw "a ha,s, a. as sor,s
,nsn a. tn ,his ra.ar5 a., ~ h,ttnr ,ban
tn,laSs
pscan, .1oa,sn q, orana ,nr, rroceoa .
80 ',nS =, M siI, 80 ~,
Ne 49, nnt,r,o,,sl,,F - NM. cn,,,,on,
Inc, ,ra,,a tnr,, ,S,.n,,ed,,s,s ha,,o harntns
,oro .1ral,ea o,,t' ,,,nt w., ~ ,,,nhatSgo
~ oa,h ~ sccrac,, ~ s,,,.,. u,itnnss a,d
~ roatn oSnrts ~ nrnhena ovo,y man
IN ,'t,,o,as H., IN wv, VA, nnS
enc ,ho ,s sni,,y ~ aivrlsinr any,biny
~, go ~ no,viadne ,,btln hatnro
~, craaH i,,r,' u, ~ i,,,s,,, I, ma Won
10y . h Nv M 49, ~, ras,oc, ~, nov,
rrona IN n,r,' 10 s,es h"foro > feN'
Tha 49,, nv Iuaro ,yin,,. chargo which
creatca ~ most ac,tn sensatlnr was thp
,lio,yf,,r, ~ hocSn,es ~ a,,y gcntlc-
MN tn a,ract vn,,r snocisl atfcniion IN
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uicbuond Notes.

Richmond, Texas, April 24,--Mr. anc
Mrs. John L. Morris of Chico, Texas
stopped over in Richmond yesterday L
visit friends here. and from here went t'
Wharton Texas, whore they VIII spent
a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. X. b
Houston, parents OF Mrs. Morris
Judge Wells Thompson was IN Rich
mond yesterday: he said he had been Z
Austin trying to get a bill through TN
house to change the terms of court In thi
judicial district in order that the judg'
may have his six weeks vacation durinl
the year to come together. The judg'
stated he thought the bill would pass,
Mr.. VIM. Masterson went to Galveston
yesterday on a pleasure trip.
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w. O. w. MONUMENT.
A Large Crowd Witnessed Ccrc-
monies nj Wnxnhachic.

waxahachic, Texas. April 2A.-The UNI
yelling ceremonies by the Woodmen of the
World drew nm immense crowd to Waxa-
hachie cemetery last afternoon. There
were 800 visiting Woodmon who were dined
at I o'clock by Elm camp The dinner was
spread upon long tables and walters at
tended to the wants of the diners. Other
vslors came 10 the city to witness the IN
Yelling which Il tho first in the history
of the local camp. The monument I'M
yelled was over X. h. Timmlns, member
of Elm camp at the time of his death. The
ceremonies opened at 3 D. m. and at this
time the cemetery was crowded with the
wiycs and children of Woodmen and other
visitors. County Clerk Lasswcll, being
the master OF ceremonies, conducted the
unwilling in the way prescribed by Wood
men.
The visiting lodges brought along their
banners and the column OF men, with col
ors and metals showed up splendidly as
It moved along In the bright sunshine.
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siof one OF the oldest ministers In Texas
enc who has long been at the head o. one
OF the best educational institutions q the
State, one whose life was partly spent ~
this county, and one whose marriage IN
this county occurred many many years
agoR Rev Rufus C. Burieson OF Waco
formerly president OF the Baylor univer-
sity. In reply to the Invitation the fol-
lowing letter has been received.
Messrs. Beauregard Bryan anG w. G. Will
kins. Brenham:
Waco, Texas April 2s.-l am happy 10
find on my return from the Texas vet
Grams meeting at Temple your letter OF
April Is, informing me that | have been
selected as chaplain for the sIani osta-
sion OF the laying OF the corner stone IL
the monument marking the spot where
Texas independence was signed am
happy TO accept the invitation and will
be at the dear old town Of Washington on
the Fourth OF July, and will do all in my
power TO make that monument day tru-
ly and 10 press forward the rreat enter
prise Of erecting suitable monuments 10
perpetuate tie heroic dIeds Of ,ur fathers.
Yours attectionately.
Rufus 2, l3uflesoa.
At $40 o'clock this morning William
Morgan, colored, was killed by south
bound freight train on the Santa Fe. and
companion, Joe Howell narrowly escapsd
the same kind OF death. Morgan WAS
sleeping between the rails and was in
stantly killed. his body being manglcd
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MEN NoT cHuRcHGoERs.
Mnco Minister Attributes ~ 10 Tbirst
for Money.

for Money.
Waco, Texas, April "a Rev John X
Nelson, pastor of the Fifth Street Mth-
odist church. preached rather sensa
tional sermon yesterday, entitled "A Mes
sage to the Men" Mr., Nelson made tho
startling announcement that about 20 per
cent OF the church going people are won II
and girls. and that only 30 per cent Of the
congregations are made up OF men and
boys.
In circular letter issued fow we KS
ago the Young Mems Christian Asso a-i1n
made the statement that about two thlrNs
of the church going people were women
and girls but that statement was appllra-
BILE to the entire state. Upon Investigation
Mr. Nelson has been convinced that the
same conditions exist locally, and that
in Waco the showing is perhaps little
worse lie attributed the causes 10 skep-
tlcism craze for money getting, and the
saloons and places where vice Us onsour-
aged but by far the greater influence Is
sscrihed TO the strife for the Almighty
dollar" The minister said the men were
seemingly afflicted with an acute type OF
mammonism--a kind of mammonish in-
sanity which has had the effect of paralyz-
ing religious sentiment 10 a great extent.
This condition. he says, Is conducive to the
growth of skepticism and leads TO, first, in
difference. then TO immortality and a resort
to dens OF vice He appealed 10 the men
to change their course, that they are lead
ing the boys to ruin, and for their SAX 8
they should reform.
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WaIIisvIIIc Locals.

Wallisville. Texas, April 2i,--The
schooner Adele will take as passengers to
Galveston today Dr. and Mrs. Shearer, who
will attend the medical convention in
San Antonio iris week.
Mr.. Morseman. adjuster for w L. Moody
& Co. of Galveston.
Mrs G. c. Davis and Miss Bulah Under
wood, the latter. after pleasant visit, is
returning to Houston.
Mrs. Sarah Edgar and daughter and
grandchildren are returning to their home
in Galveston
The tug Protection, with barge loaded
with brick, passed up the river destined
for the pumping station of the haywood
Rice company's plant on the river.
The Horatio towed ont two barges load
ed, one with $50 ash logs for export and
the other with $4,000 feet of sawed lumber
for Houston.
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Halletsvillc, Texas. April 23-Stoler
fir m John Kloppenburg on the night Of
April 81. 1893, one bay, years old brand
ed V $ with MALT circle above on left
shoulder: left hind foot white. the other
feet are black gentle for all purposes and
carries himself well; white spot in fore
head S. reward for horse delivered tc
j hn Koppenburg in Sublime, or b. g
Bennett, sheriff Layaca county.
Taken up by W. j. Sattegast, Jr, Pierce
junction. one iron gray horse, IL or II
hands high. shod in front, in good condt-
ton. one hoot split.
Taken up by A. G. Wuenche, Spring
Harris county, one gray horse IA hands
high, scratches over right eye. looks as Il
done by barb wire. branded V with bar
ever it.
Taken up by George Moffatt, city, one
red COW, branded AZ b (4F connected) on
right hip A. X Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County.
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ORANGE LOCALS.
Wholesale Cultivation of Rice
Undertaken.

w OF RtrP y
Undertaken.
Orange, Texas, April 24.-Mr. A. Lang
of the Des Moines Rice company, who are
operating extensively at Terry, in this
county, was in Orange today for the pur-
pose of purchasing cypress lumber with
which TO construct a lume 200 yards long
for their pumping station. He states that
within two weeks their irrigation canal
will be completed to a distance Of three
and half miles 100 feet wide and four
to nine feet deep, and has a capacity OF
25O0O gallons a minute. Mr.. Lang states
that his company will put In 1900 acres
Of rice this year and $500 next year They
also contemplate building a rice mill this
fall, either at Terry or Orange, and the
chances are that it will be erected at
Orange. The engine and boiler for their
pumping station has just been installed;
great trouble was experienced in getting
1t from the railroad station at Terry to
the site of the plant, the trucks on which
the machinery was loaded begging down.
This inconvenience and delay could have
been avoided by shipping the machinery
and conveying it to its destination on the
bank of Cow bayou by boat.
d. A. Patilo, Jr., well known farmer
and cattle man Of Orange county, has
Just returned from Austin county where
he delivered a shipment OF 22l head OF
cattle, to be fed for the market.
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Lexington. Texas, April 2S-owing to
the Indictment weather the reunion OF
Camp Tom Douglass No 555 was not held
in camp as was intended. Colonel 7. y
Douglass. commander OF the camp. called
business meeting at the hall in the Ma
sons building and transacted the usual
routine basiness lion. John NJ. MeCiana-
han was elected FIRST lieutenant 70 FIJI
vacancy Hon. r, Y. KiDg, superintendent
Il Confederate home. addressed the sol-
diers in very interesting talk July,
1900 was selected az the time for ms
next meeting
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Jasper JottinEs.

Jasper, Texas, April 23.-Captain John
W. Davis, deputy for the Woodmen, is
here organizing camp of that order,
Quite lot OF improving is going on in
town. Mrs. Patten. the postmistress has
added large addition to her residence.
Judge Blake and Captain Kellie are
having wire picket fences put around their
residences, and the best of ii is, it is man
ufa0ured here.
A cigar factory is soon to be established
here. and the fine tobacco raised here will
be made into cigars.
Dr. T. E. Stone has just returned from
Beaumont.
Dr. Ratcliff. dentist. has returned after
a protracted trip to the Tram towns,
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/, THE STATE CAPITAL.
nnntiue Against Mexican Ports
VIII BE Continued.

nnntiue Against Mexican Ports
VIII he Continued.
|llsIn. Texas, April 24.-State Health
km Blunt today received official infor-
tMn Of the existence of eight cases of
'hr fever at Vera Cruz, and will in
kxsuence continue the quarantine
M has been on for six weeks against
Kan points suspected Of being in
tk
n passage of the bill creating the Of
tHState purchasing agent has started
kafCe seekers again. About 100 appli-
srs for the appointment TO be made
tnunder have been received by the gov
&, but as the bill does not go into eff
Until ninety days after adjournment
riA take his time in making a selec-
d Paris Grocer company of Paris,
"a stock $4,000, filed its charter
4 The secretary of state today.
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Beeyi,Ie schooI commencement

BeeYIIIe, Texas, AprII 2i--The baptist
church in this city was crowded to its ut
most capacity yesterday at II a. m. by the
pupils, patrons and friends OF the Beeville
high school, to hear the commencement
sermon preached by Rev. S. NJ. Luckett,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church The
sermon was very able one, full OF sound
logic and good advice 10 the graduating
class. and was highly enjoyed by the large
congregation The singing by q special
choir was exceptionally good
The commencement exercises viii be
completed at the high school building this
evening at o'clock.
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Gonrale. odd rcIIows to celebrate.

Gonzales, Texas, April a. -GonzaIes
lodge, No 49, I. o. o. f., will celebrate
the anniversary Of the order tthe goth in
stant) by public parade and basket din
ner nesr town and a ball and supper at
Leesville have been invited 10 participate
In the celebration. The Gonzales FIRE de-
partment has been invited and will be In
the parade and attend the dinner also. The
Gonzales brass band will furnish music
for the occasion. r. II. Spooner. long
time member of the order. Will deliver
the anniversary address. large crowd
is expected. and the different committees
are at work to make a success OF the oc-
cagion.
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REJOICING AT DAELAs.
Final rassnGe of the Charter BiIt
rieases Citizens.

Dallas TsXas. April 24,-There Is much
rejoicing in Dallas tonight over the final
passage by the State senate at Austin to-
day Of the new city charter bill. This had
been expected for the last ten days but
the opposition to the measure was so
formidable and vigorous at times that no
body knew what would be the result,
Hundreds of kilograms of congratulation
have been sent to STATE Senator Miller and
Representatives Wooten, McKamy and GIL
by Dallasites who supported the charter.
Speculation as to the probable fire and
police commissioners 10 be appointed by
the governor under the provisions ot'rhe
new charter has already commenced.
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Halletsvlle, Texas. April 24.-Lee Sing
a Chinaman. indicted for the murder OF
Sing Lee chinaman, at Yoakum, last
month, is today on trial in the district
court. and the case is attracting consider
able interest, there being several China
men from other places here, Sing Lee
was assassinated and the principal witness
against the defendant is brother OF the
dead man. An interpreter was brought
from San Antonio. and the attorneys OF
the defendant also have an Interpreter
Lee Sing is about 80 years old, was born
In San Francisco he is member OF the
Methodist church says he had his pig-tail
cut off in order to look like an American
hny
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COconnuf Icc

Put pound and half OF loaf sugar
INTO saucepan with quarter of rint
oil water. and pinch of cream of tartar.
melt and boil in the usual way mixing in
hait pound of cocosnut Pour into a
mold and put in a cool place to set. Make
some more, coloring it pink and place it
on the white ice. When it is firm cut into
bars If 1t does not set II &c because it
mas not been boiled enough. II hard or
sugary 1t has been overlooked
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.
Transatlantic travel has begun.

Transatlantic travel has begun.
Strawberry shortcake is in great favor.
When we feel unusually sentimental or
religious we may be bilious.
Man is but dust, but he objects to be-
ing walked over" just the same.
1t Is wise woman that leaves her hus-
band the duty OF cleaning up his desk.
DO you ever learn the name of a stranger
from hearing ii pronounced at an introduc
tion?
1t Is the truly great who learn to he
merciful and who teach the virtue by ex-
ample.
A woman doesn't mind If her photograph
doesn't look like her provided ii shows
a pretty woman.
Many mothers seem to regard reminis-
cences Of their sons and daughters baby
hood as the most odifying conversation in
which on all occasions to indulge.
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RELIGIOUS.
PROCEEDINGS of the woman's Home
Mission society.

PROCEEDINGS of the woman's Home
Mission society.
Dallas Texas, April 24--The Methodist
Woman's Home Mission society continued
its session today. The report of the gen
eral secretary, Mrs. Bishop r. X Har-
grove of Nashville, was read and approved
This afternoon reception was rendered
all the delegates.
Tonight Rev, f. Lamar of Marshall,
Texas. lectured on Mission Work Among
the Chinese"
Bishop W, A. Gambler left for Louisville.
Ky. today to attend the meeting Of the
Methodist Foreign Mission society. Bishop
Gambler has recently returned from trip
TO Cuba in the interest OF the Roman
Catholic church In that island. His lee
ture Mission Work in Cuba, which he
delivered before leaving Dallas Is largely
devoted to description of what he saw
and heard among the Cuban Catholic
schools
Several thousand dollars have been
raised by tho society for the support of
mission schools. The meeting will hard
~ set through tomorrow. as was intended.
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American Legion Of Honor.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 2i.--The Grand
Council OF Texas American Legion OF
Honor, eonvenes here tomorrow morning
This win be the tenth session in Texas.
Supreme Commander Downes and SUI
preme Secretary Warnock reached here to-
night from Cambridge, Mass. Both gem
tlemen will deliver an address. During
the past twenty years the order has paid
to Texas benenciaries over 100000.
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There is a gentleman in the city looking
for location for a wholesale grocery
house He expresses himself as well
pleased with Beaumont
Miss Park, the sweet singer with
Evangelist Van Pelt, has consented to drill
the chi!dre, for the Womans Christian
Temperance Union lecture next sunday al
ternoon.
beaumont Tent No. 60. x. o. T, NJ. will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow
night. There will be seven Invitations aud
every knight Is urgently requested to be
present
John H. Kirby general manager of the
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City railroad,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
came over from Houston this morning and
went up to Chester. Tyler county.
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physicians in the city the attack has every
appearance of permaneucy. Miss Jones
has enjoyed excellent health all her life
and the day before the attack she was
seemingly in perfect helath. She is Il fav-
ortc among her associates and her mis-
fortune has cas-, a gloom over a circle
of humorous friends of herself and her
father who Is one Of the most popular
officers in the county. There is yet hope
that she may be cured, but The chances
are against her.