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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02
BAsTROP BUDGET.
a Coal Company Organized and Mn
chinery Placed

eoai company Organized and NJ,
chinery Placed.
nastrop' Texas, March Sl-The Clam
beito Coal company, Glenn Station pa.
'rop' Texas, has recently orpanized with
capital stock of $4,000. Al n meeti,n -.
me stockholders the following officers
we're elected; H. 7, Luckett, president.
= A. Hasler vice president; Chester Er.
"aru' secretary aud treasurer, John po,,o
general manager and superintendent, Tha
machinery has been placed and is worli,,a
wen 'he shaft already sunk 100 feot,
bringing out a fine article OF Ignite Goa,
ne company is reported u having mo-,
oruers on hand than they can an o..
on'e tllne' aud the stock ALREADY 49,
me Good Government club of Bastron -
ass meeting presented the folioiyin,.
bsci, ~ ~ the city election; O. r. Griasep'
ID, lor mayor; W, j. Mnev ana n IN
trerhins. for aldermen, and ,Iacl nu ,o y, II.
LOT city attorney. '"VA Jenkins
~ ~ loilowing IL the announced tacuIt,
II ~ rue summer Normal TO he bsIS Sults
ISL a5l, beginning on June 4. lam w
ma,ho5, Couuucor aud teacher OF aleehra
go i ' ana management. ana nbv,oIs.i,,
metie nbus,. ., NJ skinner, physi 5. al r.
! r spn;Esical geography and geogrsnb,,.
the Unitad ciVll government. history of
snel,i Tni'ed states, history of Texas ana ="
tpry Mrs E. II. Jenkins general neral S ana
P. SMIiaum an composition and wrItins.
pro Miller, geometry "''''Hs'
tba '3 p W. A. Palmer. superintendent,
wort S pop city schoals. Is doing s,oi
onal ipr sastrop schools and the ed ga a.
A A., 'u,'erests OF the place by bpl,atnr ~,
TAKEN po,'a ha,3 OF such an enterprise. he h,s
zeal a9H o heid of Il with his chareet"ris nas
ceede d." IN executive executive ability and has sue sue
to0 similar enthusiasm. while tb s'nool !,
lori ana iast entering into responsive e.
did y S,lS meanwhile the hun IN Is Of Den
time sefor. are being added to ali he
bon n possess a nne library that wiz sg hs
within ana md thing Of perpetual ioy 10 TO All
energy and o9 9os., thanks to the uniiring
superintendent VI heF excellent
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special application OF Il that happened a.
Topeka. The suprems question that you
and | IRE concerned with--thc matter OK
treating Christs precepts as practical
statutes to be adopted into our workaday
life has been adopted there; put IN COZ
troll there, not IN journalism mcreiy--that
IL only one thing and we. are not SO many
of US journalists-bnt In writing sheldon
had a good deal to say about doing things
as Jeses would do them. There rs a sug-
geston about that phrase: although In
his mouth 4 was not cant, II was intellect
ous--it gave opportunity TO the ungodiy
to revile.
Flowing as Jesus would plow 'sani-
tary plumbing that would please Jesus
touches In an unpleasant way the spot
where we keep our sense OF Tho holy. Why
not have said exercising in writing we do
editing. blowing or whatever else---the
same spirit which Jesus exercised In wha.
he did. and then everything would turn
on finding out as accurately and nicely az
possible just what that spirit was"
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Personal MENTION.

A. c. Bond of Dallas Is at the Lawlor
John F. Harm of Austin is at the Latham
John Julin of Juln is registered at the
Bristol.
A. II. Mott of St, Louis Is stopping at the
Bristol.
p. H. Finley of Dallas is stopping at the
Capitol.
A. b. Ives of Groveton is among the Capt.
tolls guests.
d. b. Mccall of Dallas is late arrival at
the Bristol.
John B. jefferson of sugarland has apnrt-
meuts at the Bristol.
j. II. Houghton, Jr., Of Austin is late
arrival at the Capitol.
W. s Hassel is among those registered at
the Hotel Latham.
L. A. Wakefield of san Antonio is among
the arrivals at the Latham.
VIM. A. Young OF Marlin came in last
night and stopped at the Latham.
Mrs Mary Anderson of Victoria is a visitor
in the city and guest at the Lawlor.
Miss Josie Burton has returned from a very
pleasant VISIT to friends Al san Antonio.
Geo 7. Hammond. genial travelling sales
man from Waco. is among the guests at the
Latham.
Mrs W. C. Smeed has returned from a
pleasant trip to Austin and Hemps cad, where
she was visiting friends and relatives.
F. NJ, Court, Carson sewall & Co.'S popular
East Texas representative, came in Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with his family.
Max schnitzer and bride nee Mss Lily Rose
Levy have returned from hr.ual tour in
me East and are stopping at 1901 Texas ave
Mr.. Carl Ries former well known IA
VoIite IN social and business circles OF Hous-
ton VINO is now making his nome Ia Brennam
spent Sunday here With his mother and
friends.
captain E. Barrett, Canadian government
agent, with headquarters at Houston. and
laLd and emigration agent for the Missour.
at b;5o this evening via the Katy FLYER with
Northwest. NHHu'HH
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Il. r. A. MEETING.
Members of Post Hold Regular ses-
sion


sion.
well attended and enthusiastic meet
ing of Post G. T, P. A., was held at the
Headquarters Of the organization in the
Hutchins house yesterday morning. Presi-
dent Theo. F. Hammett presided and Mr..
Joseph Goldman acted as secretary in tha
absence of Secretary John McLelland
The applications of Messrs. John Butte,
Richard Cooke and Henry Oliver were ia
yorably acted on and these gentlemen
were admitted to membership in the or
ganlzation.
After some discussion the meeting de-
clded to decorate the car in which the
members OF The post will make the trim
to the annual convention at Austin on the
morning of April 3. Considerable atten-
ton will be paid to the matter. and the
decorations are expected to be very hand
SOME indeed.
IT Is expected that the Beaumont ana
orange posts viii join post C here in or
9er 10 make The trip 10 Austin. The Bren-
nam post will probably join the party az
hrenham' and II is hoped that the Cuero
ana victoria posts viii be able to ioiu AZ
GiQdlngs y large delegation is expe,ted
Nj travelling men, with the members Of
their families. are invited TO occunv tho
decorated ear. Wv
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1t being learned that there will be an
Importation of voters from Galveston to-
day, those against whom these illegal
voters would likely be used have taken
the precauiion 10 have several well post
ed Galveston citizens present today. one
to be stationed in each ward. to spot
these Illegal voters and, II any are caught,
an example will be made that Will likely
have salutary effect in putting stop
to this thing in the future.
There is little doubt but that registra-
ton certificates have been bought up
and are available if voters eau be got TO
uso them.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
4 Citizens Name Placed on Ballot
without HIS Consent.

4 Citizens Name Placed on Ballot
without HIS Consent.
In some mysterious way the name of Mr..
II. D. johnson seems to have gotten on the
official ballot as a republican candidate for
mayor. and a column Is generously as
signed to the republican ticket" 1t would
appear that this was kind of free and
easy appropriation of Mr.. Johnsons name
without the knowledge or consent Of the
owner"
Yesterday Charles ", Wilson. the ex-
chairman OF the city republican executive
committee. called at The Post and stated
that late on the previous evening he hal
an in eryiew with Mr.. Johnson in which
the latter declared that he was not can
dldate for mayor and had not authorized
the use of his name IN such connection. He
stated that II the proper organization
With his party had nominated him or in
dorsed him for the position of assessor and
collector he would not object to allowing
his name on the ticket for that office, but
that he was not a candidate in any sense
or of any party for the mayoralty.
1t looks rs II the faction that is fixing
up the election lists and ballots is de-
termined to have republican ticket out.
whether or no!
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Alvin, Texas, April Mrs
Miss Lula Spears and Mr.. III
and wife left last night tot 4
Canada, their new home.
Mrs. Ed r. Adams left Ffldul
Philadelphia, where she viii 4
time visiting relatives and ifis3
Mr.. Jim Ward, a prominsnl i
ness man of Jewett, Texas. "a
days visiting relatives here les
Master Carl Birchield has
school in Austin after spend.
days visiting his parents Ia
Mr.. John Murphy has sold hli /
and pear orchard on Chiggsl
will move with his family toM
Mrs. Fred A. Smith, who hii
i'll at her home In Blum stree,
much improved.
Mr.. Sim Bethel, who has
fined for several months viii
lion OF diseases. died at his
city Thursday morning at Nv
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cnntain jack Kennedr.

To the Editor of The Post
Houston Texas, April Lit has been
reported throughout the city that Captain
Jack Kennedy, who is candidate Tor re-
election to the office of street commission
or is a man OF means, while his opponent.
Mr., Mat brennan is a very poor man Su IN
is not true. Every one who is acquainted
with Captain Jack knows that he is y
very charitable man and Is a member Of
a great number of charitable soeie.ies Be-
Sides, he has a large family TO support The
salary he has been getting during the few
years he has been holding the ofIice OF
street commissioner is not snflicient to
make anyone independent in so short a
time, He is the RICH; man In the RICH.
place. While it is possible TO educate a
man sufficiently 10 MI the place ne nav
holds. yet It is not to tho interest OF our
growing city that he should be removed.
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COMMENTS OF pAnKHunsr.
He Passed ON the Experiment of
Rev. sheldon.


New York. April LIN his sermon 10.
night at the Madison avenue Presbyteriar
church Dr. Parkhurst referred 10 the ex.
pertinent of the Rev. Mr.. sheldon. as
editor Of the Topeka Capitol. He said,
"one reason why men suppose that the
gospel can not be closely applied in com
mon life is their failure to understand
exactly what its precepts intend--the poin,
Christ aimed at in the enunclatlon OF
those statutes, at least some of those
statutes
Secular papers. as a rule. have been
neryoualy, and In some Instances fever
ishly, interested in that unique enterpii Q
and their residences has at times BETRAYED
them into modes Of scripture expos.t on
that Was probably the best they were
capable Of but that disclosed novel viows
OF me gospel idea. and that wNut great
Way toward demonstrating the fact Tint
even " Mr. Sheldon was not competent 10
spnauct daily secular paper In the way
Jesus would, IL was a great pity thai
sSmepouy could not be found pretty soon
!, kne feature In the case that commends
nesn y the church and ne world Is the
PeF'yins principle 1pyoIved--nct IN,
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|
mayors organ was vertabIe frantic ex-
preston Of political terror. Nothing could
mofc clearly ernphasize the weli-foundea
uneasiness and alarm Of the opponents Of
the citizens democratic ticket than that
same reckless, virulent. nervous and
men6acious last issue before the election
of tho mayors organ!
~
The mayors organ yesterday put up
STRAW man" in the shape OF an "incendi-
airy circular" which was supposed to be
addressed 10 the negroes by the citizens
democratic following. or the enemies OF
the mayors faction. and then proceeded 70
rip and tear 1t to pieces and stamp all over
Il! This Was a clumsy trick. Wonder u
the circular was written In the organs
office, or in some favorlte back room OF
the dark-l1niern supporters OF the little
Napoleon?'' The common understanding
is that this straw circular emanated from
the mayors literary bureau at TIE organs
office, II was as dirty trick as It was
clumsy,
The fear Of negro domination appears
10 be remarkably acute all at once among
the former fusionist and humanity lead
ers OF the old "Eaglo Clubi" To these
silly rantings it is only necessary TO re-
mark that Johu T. Browne was mayor Of
this city for four years and no negro
domination was ever dreamed Of, nor
does any intelligent man in this city have
the faintes; fear that such a condition will
ever exist here under any administration.
Mr.. Browne emphaticaIly denounras as
false any and all limitations that re has
made any Compact" with or promises to
any class or race Of men to favor them in
any way in the event Of his election Mr..
Browne will not have 70 "hide OUT after
his election from any individuals or ord rs
to whom he has male campaign pledges
which he can not keepl
~y4
The intimation in the mayors organ
yesterday that Mr. Browne had promised
the negroes representation on the school
board Is simply a campaign lie out o.
whole cloth and piece of infamous CAM
paign work Mr.. Browne states as I'M
conditionally and emphatically as It can
be stated that he has made no campaign
promises to anybody and that any in'lma-
tion to the contrary is absolutely false
~
When Hon. John T, Browne is elected
mayor one of his Arst official acts will be
10 purchase and open new set OF books
And when his opponent in some subse-
qcent campaign desires look at these
books they WIN be ready and open for in
spection, and It will not he necessary for
Mr., Browne to be present while the ex-
animation Is being made.
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Mr.. Edmonds' sta,em.n,

Mr.. Joseph Edmonds. cnnaidata ..
alderman IN the Third ward, called at ~,
Office OF The Post yesterday to s,ate tho,
while he Is republican he is also not a.,
hliated with the E. II. Williams c,oa,, . -
did not want to DE represeutej as a - aud
ing upon a ticket gotten out nv thss s'sL-
gregation MI Edmonds said he his az
an aidermanic candidate since ,ba zen
paign opened and he does not care eam-
used ON ticket gotten 10 al the ,ss 70 De
ment with the intent TO ininre Hor 1 mo-
II Brownies candidacy tor nsyor Joan
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AS MIR. READ SEES HOUSTON.
Thinks Good Things Arc in store
for the City.

MIR. opie Read. novelist and all-round
good fellow. who has spent several days IN
Houston. has taken occasion to say many
times while here that in his opinion TINS
is city that IS destined TO grow and to
keep on growing There is indication OF
growth in the very atmosphere says MT
Read. land l see material evidence OF IL
in he new buildings that are now gong
IN and ia the air Of business that per,
meates TIE town. One OF the prlncipd'
reasons for my liking Houston is the iacS
thot II is distinclively Southern city,
bearing the marks OF the South's hospi-
tally and goo1-tellowship. really eA-
pect to hear great things of Houston
Mr.. Read and his business manager, MI.
Isaac Ananias Fleming, left yesterday
afternoon for Galveston, where Mr.. kead
is scheduled to tell some stories tonight.
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John NJ. swi.her.

John NJ. swisher of the auditors oAf,o.
OF the southern Pacific company died ~
ms residence, corner OF Bell avenue ami
lowing street at $50 D. m. yes erdav lie
ives native OF Austin and the son If tho
~ '9hn NJ. Swisher. who was m o ,ne
time the auditor o, the State ana sfter'
ards ensaEed IN the banking business -
that city. The father and grandfathes ~ ~
g y, 81 were In the battle Of San Jacjnto
- : ne latIer eonIanded company and the
man In the battle. 'oNhseS'
Mr.. Swisher leaves = w,fa a., 49,,
daushters The funeral viii take nlo sa'e g.
residence. He FAMILY
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punaIo Mahe a rrnininr snin.

New York, April 1.-The auxiliary cruis,
ef Buffalo. which has been lying in the
bfeAoiyn uavy yard since she returned
from Manila last summer, is To he com
ui.szlpneS again tomorrow as a training
sap fsf ne second batch OF lanismen
OF whish the United States Is trying 70
make able Aeamen. She will SAN later
In the Eeek Tor Norfolk. where she viii
take on part % he, crew and then start
for Mediterranean cruise.
The Buffalo will have 700 young men
on board when she leaves the Brooklyn
folk. ~ -'V ~ NUT
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PUERTO RIcANs SUFFERING.
Only Government Charity IL Keep
ing Them from starving.

New York, April LAT Sundays meet.
ing OF the Central Federated Union, James
p; Archibald read letter from Santiago
lgleslaS delegate of the Puerto Rcan
labor organizations, who recently visited
New York
lglesias wrote that few days after hts
return home he was called TO a small town
in the interior, whore he found 40 women
and children almost dead from starvation
General Davis, who was appealed TO. sup
Piled them with food. The Puerto Ricans
who were employed, he said, were too
poorly paid to aid the unemployed
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MUST ORGANIZE THE WOMEN.
Until That Is Done the Labor Move.
ment VIII tie wenl.

Intil That Is Done the Labor Move
ment VIII tie Wcnk.
New York April 1--we must organize
tho girls. Whom that is done 1t will DO
easy to get the boys into labor unions 4"
This was the advice given by Isaac Cohen
of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers
In an address TO the Ceptral Federated
Union tonight,
when the girls tell me, said he, that
they don't expect TO remain long Mt work.
| reply, you have only one chance In hf-
teen to get married and " you are chs
lucky fifteenth one the chances are even
that you VIII have to support your hus-
band Instead of your husband support
ing you.
The Rev. Leighton Williams took the
SAME line In an address before the Social
Progress League,
The weakness or the labor movement. -
he said lis in It's lack of women. just az
the strength Of tho church is in It's
women
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Yoakun LocaIa

Yoakum, Texas. April -
for the Brotherhood Of Railsr
medal, donated by w. A, ne
closed Yesterday afternoon, y
count showed Thomas Hoy %
ner by a plurality OF $3.50 yo.s
Mr.. G. w. James, whose iDas
stroyed by fre some time =
the contract for the erec4sg'
story residence on the SAND Y 2.
The walls Of the brick ~
opposite Shropshlre's drug -
up rapidly, and this buis5j
quite an addition to that pm
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Eye, Ear, Nose, II
DIR. SWAM,1
a14-3I5 kinm Dig, I'D

many years resident Of Terss
many scores Of friends.
MIR. w. u. Scogln, formerly 4
Terrell, brother-in-law Of Vi
Moore of this city. died in s. \
terday. Ills remains were ~
this afternoon, and are 10 M3
the City cemetery tomorrow
A citizens meeting last nItl|
nominate any candidates Tor q
There are several IN the fey
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New York, April LA report current in
Roman Catholic circles in this city tia.
Archbishop Ireland had been summoned "a
Rome because It was feared that old ron.
uoyersy between the Catholic ia tens in
tn.s country would break out. Is empha IT,
aliy denied by Archbishop Ireland him
sell in a special to the World from ST.
he says there IS absolutely no POUNDS
tion for the report.
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Honeyyen ConyIeis

Hillsboro. Texas. April -
the Honeywell murder cas-
verdict of guilty and assesses
ment at two years in the pfl.s
was charged with the muir
Adams about three years sss .,
boys at the time, neither e
years old.
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS.
I'm Route to Civilization After IA
Years Scientific Work.

I'm Route To Civilization After n
Years Scientific Work.
Wellington, n. H., April 1.-The ex-
ploring steamer Southern Cross, bearing
MIR. G. Il. Borchgrevink, and the survivors
OF the South Polar expedition, fitted out
in 1898 by Sir George Newnes OF London
arrived today at Campbelltown, near Bluff
Harbor, n. Z. Mr. Barchgrevink reports
that the magnetic pole has been located
MIR. n. hansen, one Of the biologists who
started with the expedition died on the
voyage.
(The BorchgreviulI expedition left Ho-
bart, Tasmania, for the Antarctic region
December 10, 1895 During the latter
part OF February. 1899. the members land
ed from the Southern Cross near Cape
Adair. Victorialand, Il having been ar
ranged that the steamer should leave them
there with full equipment OF every kind
ana should return for item early in 1900,
Mr. Borchgrevink's party consisted OF
nine including himself Lieutenant W
Colbeck, r. n, r., was selected as first
magnetic observer, 20 be assisted by Mr.
Louis Burnacch Mr.. hansen and Mr.
Hugh Evans were chosen as biologists, and
Or x. Kloevstad as medical officer. Mr..
Foughna was general utility man and
cook. With these went two natives of
Finland to look after ninety dogs. Enor-
nous supplies OF provisions wore laid I'M
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will mis S,u Lucy G: Andrews OF Phllads,nh,a
=, ~ i've Tree lectures in cooking by p gss
com Levy building, corner Main and can,s sas
ana non,i Monday. April ?. alta n M
h coosIn inulng one week All interestad
houston Gas Light Comne
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THE DEATH roll.


j. A. Hardman. aged "a, died at s oeloc,,
Yesterday morning at his home In NV.
cross Timbers community The buria,
VIII take place at Westcott cemetery A. in
o,cloek this morning, Rev. John E. Gresn
officiating - green
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manufacturers Associn,ion

me regular monthly meeting of the
houston Manufacturers association will
be held at o'clock tonight at tho ort,ca
OIL Aosehart & Keller. corner of Franklin
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Mrs. Lissie shurter

Mrs Lizzie Shurter. wife OF Fl. sbur,.-
died yesterday afternoon at lila ST.
street deceased was IS years Of aes Eer
DEAN was due to consumption The 70.
mans were shipped to Fort Worth last
night for burial 'u iass
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CITY BREVTIIEs,

me nre department was called on yester.
"a. gay TO make long run in answer to an alarm
Una, ina proved 10 be an April fool" An arrest
cause why the joke should not be ON him
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seattle, Wash, April Nv. J. Bryan
reached here about 2 o'clock this after
noon on a special train aud was received
= special committee and several thou
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~ THE RARY IS crrrlNn rrrr,,

be sure and use thar ols "a
remedy, Mrs. winsiow's soa,h veil tried
sor chiidrea teething Il soothes x syrnp.
sotlens the gums, allays an MI enila.
MIG coiie and Is the best ssn. ., cures
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Ierreli, Texas. March ARA
.. Mrs' NJ R. Harrias. brouxb, hsr. .' Us
''sy' were inferred today. She wa. ~
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DON'T
ARGUE
WITH A
LAME BACK

James A. Shay New York Clipper writes olov
al cannot find language to express what think Of W.,
Safe Cure For some years suffered with kidney troptl
lame back and could attend to busaess TIM.
hardly walk consulted the best doctors could hear y
speut hundreds of dollars purchasing medicine eev. "a
could obtain no and year ago began to W.
Safe Cure used it faithfully for three months, and ;
greatly and today consider self those who ar
and healthy regard Warmers Safe Cure as the hlus
world needru to those suffering from kidney trouble"
~ - ~ n ~ ~ - ~ - - - - y - - - = = ~
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GUN CIub shoot.

The Thee. Boring Gun club had reg
ular shoot Saturday afternoon. and among
the shooters were noticed Il. E. Jones. G.
J. Palmer. ]. \. Mckinney, Sam Romaln.
MI Harvey, c. L. Bering, Ed Dupree ana
others. few live birds wers shot and
the retrieving was done by dogs Seyeral
excellent scores were made.
number or shooters are preparing to
nave match shoot, and as each one can
smash targets as fast as delivered, a live
y time is anticipated. These shoots are
held every Saturday afternoon. ANY in
formation desired may be had BY tele-
phonlng No. 5a6.