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ChurC,, Services.

Rev. ]. A. Ellis of Brooksville will
preach in the Macon Presbyterian
church next Sunday night April Sth,
The public are cordially invited
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hates of cost furnished for fitting
Swith wire screen windows and
9th odd size doors and windows.
N Stokes EVANS HOW. Co.
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landreth's Seed.
eh supply just received Also
m seed potatoes.
20, T. S. MURPHY.
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rial for making black skirts thai
h be proud of can be found at
PATTY DRY GOODS Co.
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j. L. CLEMENS,
Justice of the Peace.
LIST UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Court 2nd and 4th Mondays. Office a
Court House in circuit clerks office,
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JnO. p. Hunter,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,
Manufacturer OF Rough and
Dreseed lumber.

/ Is prepared to make contracts and fur
ni.b material. win make estimate upon
any ana 81 kinds ofJuillng upon appIica-
| r,t mch2i-4m
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Notice to Teachers.

u want pure cane juice molasses
Ipgers e. Co.
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The ice house opened mp for business
this week and will retail or ship any
quantity desired.
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Messrs. J. F. Ames and A. c. FAINT
bought the Paul mill property at Mem
phis, Ala, and will move it on land on
the up river about two miles from town.
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Mating and Rugs.

re1eiyed by
.3t j. +. SHELTON.
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All seats in Bus, all feeds and bitches
Spot Cash. Don't ask for Credit.
Eclipse Stable;
J. E. BASS, Manager
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70 D. Patty's to buy goods for
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MARRIED-Tue day evening, April 3,
by Ebert Hill, Esq e., Mr., Edward Rob
bins and Miss Bessie McHenry, the
beautiful daughter of Mr., R. B Nc
Henry, of East Kemper
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The Board OF Supervisors.

Monday, April =, 1900.
A regular meeting Of the Board was
held all the members present,
The sheriff reported four prisoners in
Jail since February report.
Reports from the following were re,
ceived and filed:
w. II. Stewart, Superintendent of Ed
ucation; Nelson Stevens, county cen.
tractor W. N. Taylor, ex county con.
tractor
P. II. Hunter reported that he had
opened new road running from Macon
and Fairfield road to Memphis road for
miles; balance was unfinished because
the lines were in dispute. He recon-
mends II, F. Martin for oyerseel to be
given hands from places of Haynes, Mrs.
Mau!diu. Martin, Taylor, Misso, Ladd,
Mrs. McIlried and Hunter.
Petitions from ], R. Carpenter, j. B.
Binion, j, j. May for chenge Of roads
were filed for 30 days.
Petition of j. r. Dugan ct al to open
new road was rejected
Petition of j. NJ Archer ct al. was
continued.
Same with the counter petition Iof A.
D, Binion ct al.
Petition of A. Thornell for tools was
referredto J. A. Boswell.
Appointments by Assessor Stewart Of
R; T McDavid, &c. II, Bridges and J
H. Allgood as deputy assessors were
ratified and approved
Alex Richardson was released from
payment Of poll tax on petition Of G N.
Ladd ct AZ.
H. F. Martin was appointed oyerseel
of new road
D. A Jones was ordered t. make
such changes in Macon and DeKall
road at foot of mountain as be thinks il
best
J B Blnion was appointed overseer o
Biuion road and to have hands from tn,
places Of f Ames, ] b Binioh, +
Skinner, A. J, Kriel and Stone place.
Hands on Quash Woods and Wedge
worth King places were changed to tn
Shuuualak and Fairfield roads
ATToyVA NfEC
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Hughes sells the famous Child's &c
cigar, Try it,
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Mr.. Moore, a wealthy citizen of Dix.
on, III. is on visit to Mr., Seevy and
other friends in Noxubee, He has been
spending the winter at Chronicle,
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april 3w
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Mr.. E b, Boyd visited Columbus
two days this week,
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Mr.. J. E. Rives was in Columbus
Thursday on business. While there his
hand was badly hurt by window fall,
ing on it.
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Mr.. II. w, Cove wrote forshis home
paper in Iowa a TO II column account of
his trip through portions of Cuba. He
gave favorable description of the coun,
try generally. Mr. Seeyy told us the
truck farms southeast of Havana in the
Matanza province were beautiful to be-
hold They were irrigated and the wa
ter that flowed in Lthe bitches was as
clear IA crystal
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DEMONSTRATION MAY BE MADE.
1t Ia Said That Turkey Is 10 D'
Urged.

Urged.
New York, May ii.-A special 10 tho
Times from Washington says: Although
the department Of state is silent as 10 the
course to be pursued toward Turkey in
casp the sultan persists in ignoring the
demand Of the United states for payment
Of the Indemnity which tho sultan has
admitted to be just and due, it is asoer-
tanned from one OF the foreign legations
that there is evidently a purpose on tho
part OF the United states government o
try the effect OF Al demonstration TO con-
strain the payment promised. The foreign
representative who learned this mas men
TONED II with astonIshment 20 some OF
his associates, and II has undoubtedly
found its way to the several courts in
Europe.
No conjecture is INDUCED in at the de-
partmot OF state ss to The mission OF
Ahmed Pasha, tho Turkish admiral, who
Is reported to have started for this coun-
try 10 arrange for the building OF snip
OF war that is TO be paid for at the value
Of tho vessel plus the amount OF the IN
demnity for the losses at Harput ana
Marash The government would not listen
TO any such proposition and, II II did, II
la believed that when the ship was de-
liyered to the Turkish government an
other claim woull have 70 be assorted N
order 10 obtain the cost OF the ship and
the indemnity added.
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BEEyILIsE BRIEFS.
Dance, Given I'm Honor OF n Houston
Young Lady.

BeevIiIe, Texas. May 11.-One OF the
social events of-the spring was dance
given at the opera house Wednesday
evening by the young people Of Beevilo
complimentary to Miss Libbie Dunn OF
Houston, who IS visiting the city as tho
guest Of Mrs, T, A. Craven. The follow
ing is the personnel OF the party that par
ticlpated in the brilliant affair: Miss LIB
bic Dunn OF Houston. Miss Rose Bailey Of
Rockport, Miss sallie Campbell Of Camp
bellton: Miss May Armstrong of PesrsaIl.
Miss Mary C. Hart OF Papalote, Miss Belle
Tmon of San Particle and Misses Oracle
Welder, DonnL irwin, Annie and Katie
Ryan, Alice Burke. Lydia Dougherty. Mary
Nations, Ella Pearce and Sallies Hawes OF
Beeyille, Mir aud Mrs. f. j. Hart. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Bueiow, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. =. l.. Burke, Mr..
ana 5irn. WIN scoggin or Beeyille; MIR.
e. A. Carroll OF Quincy; Mr., a. @. Baker
of Houston. Sir Henry Mathis OF Rookport
and w w Dunlap and Max Blum OF san
Antonio, Messrs. ] z. Doughery, II. T.
O'Reilley, ". l.. Nations, r. Luhn, John
Burke. Fred Erwin, l.. y. Randall and w.
@. MeCurdy OF Beeyils
Judge Felix J. Hart went over to FL
Campo Tuesday to see the work done by
a new and Improved road grader which
has been purchased by Wharton county
and which the manufacturers claim IS tho
greatest thing In the way OF a road grader
ever built II the machine comes up 10
what is claimed fnr II Bee county will In
all probability purchase one la the near
future. Road Improvement is subject
that is receiving considerable considera-
ton In this part Of the State Just now,
On account OF the wet seasons which have
prevailed here during M past winter and
this spring a greater part Of the highways
throughout this session have gotten In :
bad shape aud great deal Of work viii
, have TO be done Oh them before they will
again be ~ anything like passahle
shape.
Mr. George Martin Of Pleasanton. Atas-
: cosz County. -'1s 10 the city Wedne sdl,
, on his way hone FROM tour OF the fhir'
! ty-sixth judicial district. In which distric
he Is candidate for States attorney
; MIR. Martin Is an ex-newspsper man. hay
, ing been editor Of the Pleassnton Monitoi
F. for years. He set type on the San An'ohi
Daily Express more THAI twenty year
: ago and has had practical experiences I
e every department OF the newspaper wors
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championship OF the United states and
Canada. viii be added. Entries Will be
received any time until the last day OF
the carnival" The entrance fee VIII be
placed at SO per man, and each contest
ant viii roll three games, total pins To-
count. The winner to receive a good saed
purse and diamond studded medal en-
blematie OF the champiQnship
In the team contest. Germany VIII be
represented by six teams England by four
France by three, Switzerland By two, Hol-
land by two and Canada by eight
The ladies' team and individual co~'pe-
titions. which Will be decided on six al
leys in a separate building, is proving q
big drawing card to the fair bowlers
throughout the country.
For entry blanks and further inform1-
ton all bowling clubs and bowlers should
apply TO Samuel Karpf, secretary man :
ager, Western division, Dayton. Ohio
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BowLING TOURNAMENT.
II 4. 90 he Held in New York july
IL to ~.


Although only about one-half the mum
her of Western bowlers have as yet sent
in their applications 10 the big interna-
tional bowling tournament to be held IN
New York July Is to %, next, under the
auspices Of the United Bowling clubs OF
New York city, there is already much
sneculation as TO whether the various
championships will go to the bowlers OF
Canada. the North. South, or West or
remain in the East. 1t was the inteh-
ton of the general committee to receive
no more entries 10 any Of the many con
tests set aside for teams after May l
hui owing to the fact that number OF
prominent tournaments are still IN pro-
eress in the West they have decided 70
keep the entry lists open for teams, as
well as individuals. in all KINDS OK games
until June /. This will still give the gem
eral committee six weeks time TO ar
range a schedule, and attend to the com
forts OF the large delegation OF visitors
expected.
The work on the building IN which ms
sixteen alleys In which the various coz
tests win be decided, was begun last week,
consequently there IS not parllcle o.
doubt that 1t will be concluded IN aus
time. Still. neither the building nor I'M
alleys VIII be. opened for use untll the
first day OF the tournament, in order q
make the affsir strictly neutral one am
thus give the bowlers who VIII journey
| thousands OF miles an equal chance agalns
| those nearer to the scene OF the sFag
The three team competitions. which ar
exciting the most iaterest, are; Vhe In
| ter City championship. which WIZ TOT one
and always decide which city boasts OF %
best team of bowleTs at the strike an.
spare game This particular coDlest
\ limited 10 one team from each city. i
the strike and spare contest, whlch
open to all. and which VIII dsrlae IN
championship Of the United States ther
are already 800 teams entered. This mum
Der Is expected 70 reach the 500 mark De
fore June J. The ten-pin head pin tour
ney. in which no less than 400 teams ar
expected to compete also promises
prove an interesting affair Al OF IN
above contests carry with them prizes val
ued 10 the extent Of more than sooop n'
including the many handsome tropnl
that have been donated. The entry Isl
the duck pin, candle pin and cooked n
games is also larger than was expected.
A number OF cities. In which many r'sY'
bowiers abound found II imoossiple
eend teams In order to give these how
ers. as well as Others who will he on han
! chance TO test their mettle single nam
} ed ar individual confess, to decide U
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Mcoy,s OPINION OF THE FIGHT
Corbett Put Up Wonderful Contest
but Age Told Agninst Him.

New York, May 11.-"Kid" Mccoy sum-
married. the Jeffrles- Corbett fight as fol-
lows: Jim Corbett-lost in his battle with
Jim Jeffries tonight, but he made a mag
nifcent struggle leading all the way until
he was suddenly dropped with left up
percut on the jaw after two minutes and
eleven seconds OF fighting in the twenty
third round. He showed that he was just
as speedy and as clever as ever and he
made a show of Jeffries right up to the
last two rounds He was fighting the big
fellow carefully and made him look Ike
a novice for an hour and twenty minutes.
What beat him was Jeffries youth and
strength and heavier weight.
II Corbett could meet Jeffries again |
would not be bit surprised to see him,
although he would always run the risk OF
being knocked out just as he was tonight
There is no denying the fact that JEFF
fries is fully entitled to his championship
honors. He won them horsstly, and he Is
wonderfully clever for such a big man
He took a good deal of jolting and Jan
bing from Corbett and had enough re-
Operative power left to finish him at last.
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orA then selections were made for eacl,
s suI ana as in nearly every instance me
eapta ms we're new men, and neither one mad
the advantage Of the other as lar as hng"
cbssnged hands, for betting is not allowed rhe
electric magau trap was used and clay 'aF-
sets me- Ne arst event at 20 targets Captain
Rice,s snuad scored so out of possible l'o
and Captain Wilson'S 80. ,z +ho
In another match at 10 single tarssst ~, o ~
two clubs tied and Rice and VhlSou sno' "'''
Rico winning the contest a., ,ho4
THE gun club grounds are easily reeehel ,
by the south end cars and the spot Is an lu Nv,
~ Plenty of shade and breeze and an I'M
ohetructed view These shoots arc held reg
ulariy every Friday afternoon, ana any one
desiring to shoot or watch is inViten'
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IA FIELD OF SPORT.
J. ~ Three Pitchers at the Top Of
The List.
,s,u,. IS STILL IN THE LEAD
nm. Climbed to Second
The Results on the
the Race Track

!, ! The averages complied by Mr..
s'.ss Of Philadelphia. a very ca
.n,iIsr sudhon of st. Louis has
an. Ses, ball of any man in the
The first six pitchers, st. Louis
sudhof Young and Jones.
~ avery enc expected that Young
\, :, the top. but the ability of sud
,o.,s has been seriously questioned.
"a, .neetators failed TO see that even
y, 10th these men were. pitching ex-
vi, .,.,, p.r,.
d hitting. yet he is leading his conf
|. .yudrick and DonoVan-as well rs
another great hitter. with the bat,
d .,..o, IS young yet. tho st. Louis
S soree may be bogus. but SO far the
PlE .snsss has not been attributable to
49, nor 10 the fielding. for St LOUIS
\ !. lib fielding. with .ea0. Poor work
~. ra, ana on the bags has put the
w tha 'lost colrmn' for the st.
,Iab. The pitching alone does not win
= shown by the case of Philadelphia,
Ii , y has three pitchers in the last
a sst leads all others in the Champion
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Etheibcrt ana Jean Beraud.


A New York special says; A race be-
tween Ethelbert and Jean Beraud is more
than a probability. In fact it is nearly
q certainty. Negotiations are in progress
between w. c. Whitney and Perry Bel
mont with the object of having the two
horses meet In a special sweepstakes,
Only few details, such as distance and
weights to be carried, have to be agreed
upon. Jean Beraud, until he trained off,
was the champion 2-year-old of his year.
He won seven races, was second once and
unplaced twice Ethelbert was inferior TO
Jean Beraud as a 2-year-old, but he was
a good colt at that He was rather small
for his age, and did not get his full
strength and speed until late in the year.
He started fourteen times, won five races,
was second FIVE, third twice and unplaced
twice
Now that the Metropolitan handicap is
over everybody is asking the question
why didn't | bet on Ethelbert?" That
he was overlooked by the public was due
to the sensational trial made by Kilmar-
mock a couple of days before the race in
Al 1-5 This set all the trainers and
touts wild. This was intensified suisse
quently by W. c. Whitney who bought
Kilmarnock for $4,000.
"A prominent layer said today he was
surprised that Ethelbert was not made
strong favorite Ethelbert on all form
should have held that position in the
betting
Ethelbert, Box and Imp all came out Of
the race all right, and showed no i'll ct
fects Kilmarnock was tired after the
run, but rounded to nicely after nights
rest.
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yictorIn Locals.

Victoria. Texas, May 12.-Mr X. H. Jones'
engineer In charge Of construction on tho
caney valley extension of tho New York
Texas and Mexican, camo in from Wharton
yesterday to attend 10 some business 10 We
torla.
stock cattle from Julia pens this morning to
Summit. J. r.
Dr. Francis J Cooke left this morning foi
Oallas to attend the annual meeting OF tina
State Dental association.
Tile Bailey Mills company has secured the
contract for the erection OF the building Of
The First National baak az Port LpYoca.
Mrs. Jacob Helm died at her residence. on
soutt Main street, yesterday. al the age o.
La Years. Her husband and seven children
siryiYe her.
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InInrea hy nn I.spIo.Ion.

Two sons Of Mr.. r. L. Matthews. aged
II and u years, residing on Montgomery
avenue, we're injured yesterday by the ex-
plosiou OF dynamite cap with which they
were playing The injuriea were not OF
serious nature. the boys will be temporar-
lily disngured from the effects OF particles
OF tho cap which we're blown into their
faces. Or, Brumby was called 20 attend
them. One Of the boys was rendered deaf
BIZ the explosion but DR.. Brumby says he
will recover his Fearing
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE.
Brooklyn VIII Miss Hughes Very
Mneh


several Of the crack league teams have
mace roor start this spring. and their
sNnos are quite apprehensive as 10 their
'4Nsy to round to and come UP with the
.uaeo' The playing of the teams UP to date.
-s'oer' has in no way given an idea of
'.at thew may accomplish later on,
tle fhlllles as usual have started away
1yn the wire in good style. and with VOL
"''0a holding up the third corner the Qua
! W VIII be dangerous for a long time yet.
as'sYer' the Boston men have no fear what
b y.a, q the Phllies. while they hold the
0nstsl team as a tough propositions. The
l,caCslIh must hit to win games while the
VI !h team has u crowd of n-getters
thss WI make more TALES on a few bits
lrn lazy s1y team in the business. Then Han
r,s..niu MS board Of strategy. and all sue
s ~ss.ul managers must have a like board Ut
a. VIII turn 1--WE clever points where
Ne SSSAer crowd VIII DC able TO think o.
nIootlyn will miss Pitchers Hughes aud
lissh4s two OF the finest in the business
.rs u IS said. asked for $4,000 salary,
"a ., - 'he citizens of his home are willing TO
H. -s "a. ne receives that amount less tTaVel-
5s Xxx asntes to and from the East. by rIls-
\ sv oy subscription and the CLUB tnat
rbs 70 PLAY with giving I'D the rest. ne
STAY on the coast This will be easy
Nh S lor Hughes and the Brooklyn people
wish many times this season that n
y, ~ 70 line President Ebbetts is said 10 be
Nm nun ~ who refused TO give UP TO Hughes
,cpr. hanion would be s,Nlng to see tue
'sw sgs, man get his price.
l,rrseshhity Will about make good Tor MI
to- eut Brooklyn has not one chance IN
rvesahc TO find second Hughes, VIM
49, s't-ea today at the head of the Leasut
,rau.rs having with everything else youth
~, wonderful endurance There must y
pnA .s 5000 reason not as yet given out TO w
m.ae, why Manager Hanlon should los'
r. great pitchers while in their prime uuI
~ sns last two years, in Corbett, Husne.
NJ. heJames, All we're clean-cut feilow'
,,s.. seemed to prefer other company ~
WI manager has had like unpleasant, a.
Ms Improbable, experience Ia baseball
~, Its and Corbett, II not Hughes, knew
Il, =, Il was 10 be driven while under nan
sirsk ,or Elr Edward is no respecter OF fgias
,,m.e Ilants have scrappy team and woui'
M = well up but for weakness in the box
hs,s.ans al the Polo grounds are roouhl
Il psior their team than ever. The game
Il pal!aaelphia and Brooklyn. as vel a
~ eslon, are Sunday school prayer meet
Ass, sompared to the insane bowling on
~. ffe Polo grounds. and the poor UNI
In..S nNiing more than his share OF u
/ VIZ ihe crowd seems 10 be hungry 20
xss1rene and have faith in Buck Ewin
.tre. ne right timber together As An
opt I, hssufran deciarAs that he viii pa
If ~ money for tried talent, the chance
trlsf, turning out winner arc not yer
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FIGHTS ARRANGED FOR.
The Game to BE u Warm One in New
York.

The Game TO lie u w warm c'' -
York.
trs+ as soon as the New York managers
found that thew were independent OF the
police, they began to hustle
Tom o'Rourke. matchmaker of the Coney
Island Sporting club, in less than TWO hours
had secured the consent by wire of Tommy
Ryan of Syracuse and Jack Root OF Chi
caGo to meet in a 25-round bout at his oiup
on May IS. lie also signed match
between Terry McGoyern and Tommy Whlte
Of Chicago. They will night 2S-round bout
at the same club week later at l26 pounds
GEORGE Considine. matchmaker OF the
Broadway Athletic club, has arranged the
following fights for his club;
oscar Gardner VS.. KID Broad for twenty
FIVE rounds Oh May 10.
.Kld" Mccoy VS.. Dan Creeuon OF AusFa-
loo Cans VS.. Dial Hawkins Of California,
twenty five rounds on May o.
The other big matches alreaay aILaussH
are sure 10 take place as first planned ana
in addition a number Of new maicnes WIZ
undoubtedly be made, for both lighters ana
promoters are out TO reap the golden harvest
before the game dies here on September J.
There is some talk that the MeCoy-Ryar
fight. scheduled for Chicago at Tattersall $
will now be pulled of IN New YORK, MA
Mccoy packed up bag and baggage ana wen
Zip to White Plains. He settled at the IRAN IRAN
ing quarters OF Billy Muidoon. ex-police
man and SIN unbeaten wrestler. Manager
Grant OF McCoy's Broadway establishment
SAD he believed that the KIDS" only pres
emit thoughts are on the match with Tomm'
Ryan.
| George Dixon's career as business MAJ
was abort and Improbable. He lost none
in his saloon venture and has decided t
enter the ring again as an easier means 0
| earning a living. He and Terry MoGoveri
will fight six rounds at TattersalIs' IN chi
cago the latter part OF this month.
1 jeffries OF California may hereafter D
known as a Jerseyman as well, he hayin
bought from his manager. ". 4. Bradg, ina
piece OF property In Loeb ABBOT where .
has trained for ali his championship battle:
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pIeosure party returned.

The excursion party rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Kirby through their
daughter Miss Bessie May. to her friends.
has returned from Hogan via, Galveston
AT Galveston the friends OF Mise Kirby
prcsented her with a iandsome dressing
ease as token OF their esteem and az
q recognition 81 the pleasure given them
on the trip. Mr., Kirby ACKNOWLEDGED tho
gift on behalf OF his daughter IN brief