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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
--.--.-.a-L7 ..--'.LE -51 WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.
Both Houses Are Likely to Be Kept
 Busy This Week. ,tv

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The senate will continue to give it's attention to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and the ship sub sidy bill during the present week, taking
 up first one and then the other as may suit the convenience of those who may wish to speak on the two measures. During the last session of congress the Nicara- guan canal bill was made the special or
 der of business for today, but the e>tab- lishment of the ship bill as the regular order will have the effect of displacing the canal bill. preference being given m
 der the senate rules to q regular order
 over a special order. It is understood that Senator Morgan, who has charge of
 the canal bill, will not press that measure
 until the treaty for the ahrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty is disposed of. On
 this account the friends of the snip bill
 do not apprehend that he will make any
 opposition to the continuance of tho con
 sideratiUn of that measure. He has, in
 deed. said that he would be content to
 allow his bill to follow closely in the wake of the ship bill.
 Three or four set speeches are prom ised in opposition to the subsidy bill. and it is expected that most. if not all. uf
 those already ill sight will be made dur ing this week. Among those who will speak on the subject are Senators Clay, Vest and Berry. all of whom oppose the bill. Senator Vest is an especial advo- cate of free ships.
 There are differences of opinion as to what effect the taking of Il vote on the fortifcation amendment to the treaty will have upon the time of disposing of that instrument. but Il majority of the sen ators express the opinion that the vote ] upon the treaty itself will follow very
 soon after the vote upon the amendment.
 The programme in the house for the i coming week contemplateS the consider;i- 1 tion and passage of tine legislative. exec
 utive and judicial appropriation bill and l tho bill for the reduction of the War rev- l cnue taxes. Wednesday will be die ] non so far as legislation is concerned. as 1 on that day the exercises ill connection i with the. centennial celebration of the re moval of the seat of government to ! Washington will be held ill the house
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
CantGn's Big Blaze.

CANTON, O., Dec. 10.-The burning of the Saxton block, owned by Mrs. M. c. Barber, sister of President Mckin- ley's wife. rendered 20 families who oc- cupied the building homeless. The en- tire loss was about S30O,OO0. with the insurance at abont one-third of that amount. Four firemen were seriously but not fatally injured. The Grand Opera House. adjoining the Saxton block
 was threatened by the fire, but a sudden change of the wind saved the structure.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
America iElbu si II

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1O.-The yes SelS built in the United States and off ciHlly numbered from June }u. 1900. tp Nov. 30. 1900, were 49j. of 1-b3. .9G;i gross tons. The principal items of the total nre seven Sttei steamships on the great lakes 1853 s::'tJSS tOnS1 ana four smaller steel SteamShipS tS.4.1ti gross tunsl. which could pass through the new Welland canal and one steel schooner barge (:... I:O tonS4
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
EIactrfc Tracticn For Canals

LONDON, Dec. 10.-The Daily EX- press publishes an interview this morn ing with MT. Hawley, vice president of the Erie Traction company, who has just made a tour of the principal canal sys- tens in Europe. Mir. Hawley told the representative of The Daily Express that he expected to obtain very shortly con cession for electric canal traction in Ho- land and that he could see great open ing in France and England
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
NeeIy Case On.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - The su- preme coert today is hearing argument ill the case of Neely versus Henkel, in- yolving the right of the United States to extradite Nicely for trial in Havana for the alleged embezzlement of Cuban postal funds. The court has specially assigned it for argument today, and it is at the head of the call.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
<rra>cki Against Europe

BERLIN. Dee. 10.-Thc National Zoi- tung devutcS it> first page today to l carefully prepared editorial dealing with tht United States l> q world power. After pointing out the "njtrnpuS prog eSS economically and politically of Ann -'ica i'll the worlds affairs the editorial de- clares that in both respects the United States iS arrayed against Europe.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
--r- - =. -'-------,------ Drowned In the Delaware.

BURLINGTON, N. J., Dec. 1U-J0- seph Martin and Cass Lippencott of this city attempted to TOW across the Della ware river during q gale, but just as they reached midstream the boat was swamped, and Martin was drowned. Lippencott was rescued after severe struggle in the icy water
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
. German Arbttrator..

BERLIN, Dec. 10.-The German mem bers of the international court of arbi- tration at The Hague will be Dr. Bing- ner, president of the senate of the high court; Herr von Frantzius councillor of tine foreign office and councillor of the high cotirt, and Professor yon Bar of the University of Gottingen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Erie Canal CIo.ed.

UTICA, N. T., Dec. 10.--Water is be ing drawn from. the Erie canal, and nayi- gation for the season is at an end. It has been kept open nine days longer than the time originally decided on for closing. in order to allow boats that were delayed by the break at New London, to reach their destinations. The cost of repairing the break was about $7,0O0.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
TeleGraDha CTS EXuecf HelD.

DALLAS, Dec. 10.-Men who are in charge of the Order of Railway Telegra- phers of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe system say, that the trainmen will join them in day or two if the strike of the telegraphers is not settled by that time. The trainmen had meetings at Gainesville, Cleburne and Temple to con sider the proposition of federating with the operators and striking at once.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Chinese CutthrOat Captured.

SHANGHAI. Dec. 10.-Pao Ho Men. taotai of Chu-chau-fu. in the province of Chc-kiang. who was responsible for the July massacre and who abScnnded, has been captured near Su-chau and sent to Hang-chau-fu. Mr. John Goodnow United States consul general ill Shang hai. is about starting for the United States on leave of absence.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Neyy Minister From Persia,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1O.-General Isaac Kahn. the new Pcrsian minister to the United States. has arrived here from New York. He probably will he presented to the president during the coming week.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
steamers Crew, aIutinous.

HOBART, Tasmania, Dec 10.-The crew of the, Union Castle line steamer Harlech Castle, Captain Findlay, hay ing mptinied q police guard has been placed on board tho vessel, which is de l tained here. r--f5s
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Wooden Mil. Burned.

SYRACUSE. Dec. 1O.-A special to The Post-Standard from CaZenovia says that the mills of the Cazenovia Woolen and Felt company have been destroyed by fire. Two houses were also burned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
NerrCes Going to Liberia.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 1O.-It is announced that the first shipment of ne groes from the south to Monroyia, Afri- ca, will leave Birmingham Jan. 30 for Savannah. from which port they will sail. The colonists go under the auspices of the Liberian Colonization company. There will be 250 negroes in >this ship ment. Another lot will go within six OF eight months.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Nelson Relics Stolen.

LONDON. Dec. 10.-Several relics of Lord Nelson. including lis watch and many of the medals awarded him. were stolen from the Greenwich hospital Sat urday after the attendants left. The lrp- lice have no trace of the thief
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Santa Fe Road Not Crippled.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10.-The local train dispatcher of the Santa Fe road announces that all trains are on time and that the strike will in no way interfere with traffic. He declared that in all less than 60 operators have gone out west of Albuquerque, and of these 90 belonged to the division between Albuquerque and
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Gil NeEoti.stic Baked.

FRANkFORT-O\-T F,-MAIN, Dee. 1O.--Accordin" to Il dispatch 10 thc N-oS- sische IeitunS from Bucharest the Rou- manian government has broken off the negotiations with the Standard Oil com pany for a lease of the petroleum fields
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
ShiuS IccbOuuI at Tns<u.

BERLIN. Dec. 1O.-A dispatch from Taku says that the outer harbor there is frozen and that 90 vessels arc locked in the ice.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Johanne.burg Feneed In

LONDON, Dec. 10.-A dispatch from Johannesburg says the town has been fenced round with barbed wire to prevent the inhabitants getting food to the Boers
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
How H Spreads.

Can't keep good thing down.
 Ever notice how good things initiated: Better the article the rltators. How they will try to attach the success of merit Hang on behind and reap all the benefit they Fortunately the public have safeguard. DOAN'S Kidney Pills have been initiated. But you cannot initiate the praise Of them And praise takes and spreads. There different kinds of praise, There's the kind you prove It from strangers living in far away places That's the kind ask you to beiieve The praise for DOANS Kidney Pills Comes from people you know friends and citizens. From Waterbury people-here's of it:
 of 34 French T had back lifting while work did not continued and concluded kidneys be Of Doan Ktne! Pills recommended highly got kind stopped the treatment q All druggists sell DOANS Kidney Pills. Remember the name DO ANS and take substitute. Price 50 cents per box FosterALiburn Co, Buffalo, N Y, Sole Props.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Krurer Attends Church.

THE HAGUE, Dec. 1O.--Mr. Kruger attended religious service yesterday at the cathedral. and the congregation sang the Boer anthem as he withdrew. Afte. the service she conferred wisl Dr. Gleichman, president of the second cham lpr fs5s5fei 5T LE@Eyls-s
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Maine Survivor :4celdentail

Maine Survivor rE5Aceidentaiiy Killed. i PATTERSON, N. J.. Dec. 10.-Samuel Griffen. colored man who was serving on the battleship Maine when she was blown up in Havana harbor, was acci- dentally shot and killed yesterday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
Go to the Big Demijohn For You Holiday Supplies Of
 Wines and Liquors,

We give better value than any other place in the city. RYE AND BOURBON WIISKIES- E S1.5O, S1.13. S2.OO. 1925. S2.50, $500. S400 per gallon: 40c .J0c. COG. 65c. 75c and S1 .OO per quart AMERICAN AND IMPORTED GINS -S1.50. S1.7J. S2.00. S2.30 $3oo. S4.00, $500 per gallon: 400. 5oc. . G5c. 15c, S1.0o. S1.23 per quart CALIFORNIA AND IMPORTED BRANDIES-S1.5 50. Sl.Ii. S2un. s2.50. $500. S4.00, $500. S6.00 per gallon; 30c. 65c. c5c. S1oo, SIPS. r S1.Jo per quart. NEW ENGLAND. ST CR0IN. sJA- SMAICA RUAIS-S1.50. St.I5, S2.oo. S250. $500. S40o per gallon; 4oc.
 50c, 65c. 73e. s1 .00 per quart. PURE CALIFORNIA FORT AND SHERRY-90c per gallon: 23c per
 quart.
 Sam MAnCh & Go NEW YORK LIQUOR WAREHOUSE Branch-406 and 40S Main St, New Britain.
 15 and r. Grand St. Opp. So Main. LOOK FOR BIG DEMlJOHN ON
 HOUSE.
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favor and verdict for sllto had been
rendered against the order. -lhis SUIT
was Brought to recover $1,000 Insurance
on the lite OF ]. u. Daniel. VINO was ki..ei
In August. 1898. at his home in this city.
The killing was mystery Mr.. Daniel
got up about or 2 O'Clock 10 the night
and telling his wiie that he heard a
burglar in the kitchen he procured his re-
volver and went to look Tor the intruder.
Mrs. Daniel heard him go tnroagh The
kitchen ana out at the rear door into tne
back yard She then followed. and as she
reached the rear door she heard two shots
in quick succession, saw two almost 81
multaneous flashes st the door OF tina
woOdshei and saw her husband isll.
She ran to him and found HIN dying
with bullet hole IN his breas1 near the
heart He grasped his smoking pistol In
his right hand. Inside the wo-dshed
the nelghbors found another pistol WITH
one chamber empty and Just under a VIM
dow that opened on the alley tney found
piece OF black calico which looked as
though 1t had been used for MASK. in
the inquest examination evidence was 10
troduced TO show that DAME. committed
suicide.
The only cause suggested for the suicide
was that Daniel was ambitious to place
his family In Independent circumstances.
and having heavy Insurance ON his lie
he took his own life, that his vie and
children might have plenty. He carried
about $4,000 insurance, 1t Is said.
Mrs. Daniel has always maintained thst
hsr husband was murdered by burglar
and by dlut of hard work she traced a
clue that ended 10 an Indictment against
a negro. The negroes whereabouts are
rot known. he having disappeared at the
time OF the tragedy.
The verdict in the New York court Is
a v!ndicaton of Mrs. Daniels AMI virtu-
ally decides that the theory on murder
Is correct. Win this policy paid Mrs.
Daniel win have received about $1,000
insurance on her husbands life.
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LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Another sawmill to BE Built in the
Near Future.

Lake Charles. La. March 31.--A new
sawmil is to be added to the nine already
operating In and about Lake Charles. The
mill site. and is 10 be thoroughly equipped
and up-to-date In every sense OF the
word. Those at the head OF the enter
prise are citizens who are already in
terested in Lake Charles. A complete mill
outfit has been purchased from the firm OF
Curtiss g. Co.. OF st. Louis. The sptcifca-
lions call for single circular saw mill
with a capacity Of $4,000 feet per day
Hoo Hoo steam niger. carriage with sh0t-
gun feed apparatus thfee-saw enger,
steam set works and ali automatic TRIM
mer are included among the equipments Of
the mill. The power for tho mil will be
furnished by au Ames 12xlS flange steel
boiler A skinner automatic engine will
drive the machinery. All the machinery
is OF the best, It having been selected and
the mill constructed with an idea OF speed
and economy of labor. The refuse Of the
mill will be burned in an open pit, A
planning will is to be constructed later.
The construction will begin as soon as
the material arrives. and is expected TO
begin operations about August l. The new
concern Is TO absorb the II Lodge Fence cont
psny. which has plant in Goosport
District Attorney A. R, Mitchell and
Registrar W. F. Perkins went to Baton
Rouge yesterday TO protest against D. J.
Reid and his associates being put on "a
party ticket as independent citizsns'
with party device, while their nomlna-
ton papers as certified to by the registrar
named them as independents
The Kansas City Southern railway TX.
G.. P. and GU is preparing for through
sleeper service from this point 10 Kansas
| City. II is also probable that the reg
ular trains To this point will be resumed
and the De Quincy bob tail'' that has
been running will be discontinued.
Some time ago Zean Sonisr, living near
oberlin. was kicked in the head by mule
Since that time he has suffered Intense
pains in the head. Finally his mind be-
came deranged. He was brought to Lake
Charles yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Smith
OF Oberlin for treatment. II any medical
or surgical treatment can relieve him it
will be done. If not he Will be examined
before Judge Read and sent to the insane
asylum.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Mckinney. Texas. March s1.--Today the
Mckinney bar endorsed the candidacy OF
the present ineumbents OF the bench of the
court OF civil appeals. Fifth judicial dis
trlct. viz; Arson Raney. chief justice;
John Bookhout and Howard Temple on,
associate justices, each to succeed hlm-
self.
San Angelo. Texas, March sO,-Three
candidates have already announced for the
legislature from this. the Ninety-fiith. dis.
trict They are Hon. ]. W. Eill OF San
Angelo. Hon. ]. @. Taylor of Sonora, and
Hon. G. II. Willingham of Ballingsr. All
are OF high order OF mental caliber and
each strong man.
Goldthwaite, Texas. March Silt is
quite probable that Hon. F. H. Clements
will be returned TO the next legislature
from this, the Ninety fourth, Representa-
tive district People in all parts OF thu
district are pleased with Mr.. Clements
course during his last term.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.


Easter services.
Palestine, Texas. March 3l--All the
churches are preparing spscial servi es
for Easter Sunday and those attending
Will see something rice and appropriate
The pastors OF the different churches
ere working hard TO celebrate Easter
Sunday in an appropriate way.
j. w. Schelor spent Sunday In Hous-
ton.
Rev. r. R. Hamlin returned from Oak
woods last night.
Barney Pearlstone spent Su-d day here.
Hunter Arnold spent Sunday in the
city.
Dug Dashiell of Jswett is In the city
Miss Ella Swan of Tyler is the guest
OF Miss Annie Lake.
Mrs. A. r. Howard has returned from
a visit to her old home in Mis- s.ippi
Harry Mcmahon has returned from
Marin.
Hon. T. NJ, Campbell is in the city.
d. Copeland Of Mlrshall spent Sunday
here.
Hyman Melaski of Dallas spent sunday
here.
Jno NJ. Cooper spent Sunday here.
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STEPHENS COUNTY ITEMS.
Crops Are Doing Well and Cattle Arc
in Good Condition.

Breckenridge, Texas, March 29.-The
outlook for wheat In this county was
never better at this sason of the year. and
sufficient season In the ground 10 almost
mature the crop. The acreage is also I'M
usually good. Oats are also looking we'll
but the acreage is light. Corn plan ing has
been somewhat delayed on account OF cen
tinued wet weather. though farmers are
mostly done planting, The co;t9n are
age viii be increased here this year by
at-ut 10 to Is per cent.
Cattle have gone through the winter 10
fine condition. The coustry Is stocked al
most to its capacity. and that TOO Win
cattle of q high class. Prices are go2d
with a right smart demand. and but few
selling. as stockmen are In condition 70
hold their cattle till later. Some little
complaint from blackieg in some sectl lns !.
Public school, under the management cf
Profs. Stroud and Plummer as principals
will close on the Both.
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coImesneiI Matters.

Colmesneil Texas, April LIB. S. Fer
gerson went to Beaumont Wednesday.
J. l.. Henderson of Corrigan was in
Colmesneil this week.
Miss Lillian Garrett of Tyler is hero
visiting her mother, Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. S. s. prosser of Keitys Is here In
attendance upon her mother, Mrs. Cor
man, who is very i'll.
DR.. McMickin of Silsbee was In Colmes-
neil last Sunday
j. A. jackson and family went to the
Panhandle country last week on bus ness.
Mr. Dayman, a prominent cattieman OF
Barker Texas, was IN Colmesneil several
days this week buying cattle
Rev. Albert D.. Francisco. pastor OF The
preached a number of Interesting sermons
at the Baptist church the first OF last
week Ai
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GoLDTHWAITE.-- DISTRICT court has ad-
tourned after nearly clearing the docket
SAN ANTONIO. Joe Lee Harvey an infant
son OF w A. Harvey. was drowned In j tub
Of water at the Harvey home.
M'KINNEY. 2. v. Lies closed his
revival az Whites Grove which resulted IN
foTty-fve conversions and thirty-thrse .ac-
csssiops 70 ,nc Methodist church.
cRAPELAND.--M Nath Oliver who waa
murdered near Crockett was hurled herA
Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. csslin. who were cut
and beaten. are not seriously Injured
GREENvrLLE.--Msft Thomason. son Of
Aie1. rnomason, who resides nine miles north
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Ro.ehna nili,ng comnnny.

Rosebud. Texas, March 2s.z-The Reese
bud Milling company is the name of new
company organized here today Tor the pur-
pose of erecting mammoth .heurtpg mill.
high, and OF the very latesr- plttefn. The
machinery is to be the very best makes.
Capital stock, $4,000 The board OF diree-
tors are George w. Riddle, p, y. Wat ers,
J. NJ. ozier, T, W. Glass s. j, stade. WIN
0cker, j. W. Askew. T. II. FreemAn, g.
Winkleman. ktA
The contract will be let for the MAJ
chlnery on Tuesday, the Sd OF April.
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AMAueA NATIONAL PARK.

who contemplate a atet ding tine
pc reunion In Louisville, KY,
PIKE the Queen ana Crescent
u bear in mind that IN will
best opportunity to visit the
Puga National park and Lookout
eoverlrg the old battleiields
litanooga.
one Of the most interesting
the old soldier that can tie pre-
Inc United, States goge -nme MT
several MILL MS of do lars ia
z these old historic bait eaelds,
sta0e--eoth North AMI South.
Plalers fought in tAess battles
A hundreds OF Thousands OF dbl
Ping monuments to CONNIE norate
Fse and bravery OF their. soldiers
should fail to accept this very
Time to visit this great, Chick
Natlonal park, only twenty four
n New Orleans to Loulsville via
Pa the Queen and Crescent
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Cuero CuIIings.

cuero. Texas. March Si.-rhe unwilling
OF the monument OF Sovereign Gus senra-
de will take place Sunday afternoon az
Arnecheville A number of woodmen from
here will attend
Mrs. John PEBBLES received the SAD
news Of tho death OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q.
PaSterson's infant son, which occurred az
sweetwater Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat.
terton formerly resided In cuero, bui
moved to Sweetwater about three years
age.
A mssting Of the Emmett Lynch camp
No. AL. U. c. ". will be held at the
court house April q AZ . o'clock p NJ
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DALLAS nelcgnter.

Dallas. Texas. April Mayor Traylor
has appointed the following gentlemen
delegates to the Trapsmississippi CONNER
cial Congress to be held in Houston April
II. Is. 10. 20 and q instant; Judge Ed
ward Gray. J. t. Elliott S. I. Munger, ].
T. Trezevant. w. j. Gavin, George w.
Owens, c. A. Kfatiug. Barnett Gibbs,
Judge w. ]. J. Smith and Captain Louis
Elatau
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his line. lie hes not been in very good health
Tor two or three years aud VIII take a trip
on for several months. dr. Deltze Is one
OF the leading business men OF Yorktown and
has store also Ia Runge, He will sell our
at the last named place and may u the near
future do business entirely in Gonzales. He
has leased the large brick store house and
basement from Mr.. Randle for three years.
The store building y up 10 date. having 0
vault and an overhead basket arrangement,
for handling goods and change. as well al
other modern nxtures
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Ncyy Camn L. G. V.

Greenville. Texas April 1.--captain p.
C. Carter and Or. r. B. spauIdlng of
Kingston we're In the city hst night en-
route home from Quinlan, where tn y
assisted in the organization OF a camp o,
Confederate veterans. The new camp
started off with twenty-eight membsrs
and will be known as Joseph e. Johnson
camp. U. c. v. The county Is now fully
organized, having eight camps and coan-
ty association, and hereafter added in eresi
and enthusiasm is expected at the regu-
lar gatherings OF the old veterans.
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vALs AT HOTEL LAwLoR.

Bond. Dallas: s. s. Ashcher. New
B; Carpenter aud wife. Jennings,
hcHenry and wife. New Orlean !;
pmeson, Houston; II. Fl. TAYLOR.
IAriz' j. Mooney, Columbus: c..
Dallas; n. n. Allen Central a; r..
|and wife, San Antoniai J, c. Mar
Iisyllle' I. z. Mooney. Cincinn1tl
\, Weatlake. La. Mrs. Mary An
Gctorla: j. T, Swanson. Palestine:
lmon. Barker; G. n. vanderwood,
\; NJ, Line. Cincinnati.
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when an election OF officers viii take
place.
tion OF Cuero chapter OF the Daughters
OF the confederacy 10 meet at her homo
Monday afternoon.
A meeting Of the American Bible society
viii be held at the Methodist church Sun
day night