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scn-erslcr wits tea BAIzi9n hare sacr .
te he'd ~ the A1tilc-- a 9UrirE tee
Frr. Frowe- aas veEet4sga Festival n
lsses1-asr Ncx E5tiette 81 Ezrris cnl5
ats tsiertei as judge fCr -hs sAor. s1i q
-sEeui tee WAs Erroirrsd 10 Leat M
Lo8t5 y director 81 thg Fssslra- ASSET =
ton AID eansar rnh the ntsulers 81 se
lizard relative b ne skJw i .As pa--
r7ss q rAs crsh % n,&ke ths sh7E q pafz
os the live stock s1ueH x ths 'esiirst
u s4 als9 5eczeG last rigat ~ es-
taolsa iocsl registry imu1ed atsly 80
That ali a9f-e bred hsrsE sasItIst 70 -sg1s-
ration csa be reElssere1
There Nitf be aaother n.netlug q tse
siuh Nondsy 1Aght 10 bear the repcrt c.
tta comaaittee sppoicted 10 eonter ~tlh
the festival director end 70 couelu1o the
lFTar geue1ts Tor tie SLOW.
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CITY nRENITIEs.


Ben Aeuno. Mexican. died yesterday a.
Tho county ward n So. Joseph iunrmary.
The Houston Qgartette society wIi re-
hearss tonight 10 preparation for their next
complimentary r1acert on december Is.
There Is an uudcliyered telegram at the Or
nee Of the Postal Telegraph company. lis
Main street. for j. Q. Andrews, Thomas Macy,
and II. Is. Evans.
s.iss Emma Lenora Hartung and NJ.
Clarence william Flock VIII be married az
$50 o clock fh.g evening az the First Pres
hyterlan church, Rev. W. II. Leavcil otncias-
ing
There are unheliverea kilograms al the Of
hce OF the Western Union Telegram com
7auy Tor ! H. Langbehn, K. 5 pu,e, X. H.
smith Mrs HIitio Smith, Mrs. Maud NJ .
us'ruas and j. ". Eliegc
The marria.c OF Mr. Henry HOFFMAN 70
Miss Eugeaia S. Linber viii take place Al
Now nrltau t1Is evening at $50 o-ol0cg.
Miss Licber s one OF New Orcan society
bottles. and both parties are well known IN
Houston
4 iuc IRE yesterday morning az the home
OF q. b. Leo, lpG Mary street called out the
tire department but no damage was done.
The department had a run also Monday night
10 tho residence of {. AthertOn, 1913 Austin
street, ON account Of detective niue
the proposed trip OF Eastern capitalists 10
ing OF directors Of the big rice company
and their subsequent visit 10 Houston has
been deferred Cwmg to the Illness OF Mr..
Anderson r. Heard, one OF the chlcr pro-
moters, who IS reported III at MIS- residence
ia New York
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1900, through siae advice OF ri-iglbo-,
and followed your advice from april 10
July. ! took FIVE bottles Of Doctor
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription. and four
OF Golden Medical Discovery and FIVE
walls OF Pellets. Have not had a
single symptom Of my old trouble 50
far Can sleep good nights, work hard.
and can eat solid and substantial food
without distress. There are several OF
my friends taking your medicines with
the best results Nnce they have seen
how they helped me.
n any one wishes to know more Of
my case and viii enclose stamp will
answer any question they wish TO ASKS
HEALTH FOR wosrES.
The use OF DR.. PicrAe's Favorite Pre-
scription has brought health to thou
sands Of hopeless women II you are
sick il viii almost surely bring health
to you. In ali the hundreds Of thou
sards who have used Fayorite Pre-
scIip.ionD for wouIaniy ills, only two
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Personal MENTION.


Mr., c Vohmann. New York buyer, Is
al tho Hutrhns House
James Power, prominent cattleman OF
Edna, Is at the Rice hotel
Miss Bertha Zlomke OF Deepwatcr has
gone to Denver on Visit 10 friends
Judge :. N. Moore of Angleton is In nous-
ton, registered at the IIutchns House
Mr.. Tneo. BUTLER, one OF Victoria g leading
citizons. IS stopping at the Hutchins House
Mr l.. @euhaus OF blackberry, -Swner or
the Hutchins House building, is in the city.
Mrs. Joe Brookshire and Mrs. T.. j, Heyre
returned yesterday from a few days Visit 10
Wharton Texas
Mr j. S Harrison, a brother OF ox-Presi-
! dent Ben Harrison, Is among the guests at
the HLtchins House.
Messrs. A. French and d. G. Noble, presi-
dent and secretary, respectively OF the
French car spring works, az pittsburE, ara
IN the city and registered at the Hutchns
Houst.
Ar q. Adoue. a prominent citizen OF Cal
weston, Of the banking firm OF Ad0ue &
I Lobit and quite extensively Interested IN
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fashioned

needs ard requirements Of tho body.
All It's effort was TO guide the heart aud
mind. The body might stumble along
anyhow, AID i generally did.
Many q sEeet-faced, ulodest-ninded
young girl has had her hrst doubts of
the goodness Of Providence come in
through the door OF physical suffering
why must 7 suffer in this way ," she
asks, Why does my back ache, my head
tlrob and ny side pain, so that arr
fain to creep away into q da-kened
room and forego the pleasures which
belong 70 ny season Of hfe!"
40 ANSWER COMES
as 71le 10 these questions. The young
woman looks around and sees scores Of
similar sufferers She is told it is a part
OF the burden laid upon women, and she
shapes her shoulders 70 her heavy load.
This is all q mistake. Proper train
ing, proper physical care would many
times prevent these miserable condi-
tons. But in any case, however dis
tressing the present condition, it can be
cured By the use Of Or. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription, if it Is 4 disease durable
by medicine.
4 write few lines to thank you for
your advice and grand remedies, to
which l owe my health, and perhaps
my life,7 says Miss Flora I. Greer, Of
Io7 Howe Street, Akron, Ohio. MY
trouble started during my childhood,
but did not prove serious until 1898,
when / met with IN accident caused BY
a horse running away. From that time
did not see a well day. suffered at
every monthly period with terrible
headache, irritation Of the spine and
pains in my heels so I could not bear
them resting on the softest pillow
What ! suffered pen could never de-
scribe. ] had soreness through my
hips and ovaries all the time aud CON
slant hackache. Was afraid to be alone,
imagined that every one hated me, and
everything looked like a mountain.
One doctor would tell me one thing
allied me, another would say something
altogether different, but they only re-
lleved me. I then wrote you in Arril,
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il rr ~ a. q O. u-1-- Esrz
c. rc4zs y sFse As IA go
ri Errs fsr ssLE aoas1 s--. fAHss
Hsilia.- Euass ssrs aas az roads AZ -
cav er.srlsgss ~ 10 IaTg-1 asr 81. f-l-le.s
Rae1a X Ea.r-.1 ts-rTE- Jt5. 3.
MAk4Esy, lze,r u SsTs--ter ~ f-tta4s
Az.si4- f1zz efrz1z Ls1--Ass egzpa-g. 4z@-
Ter $3.50 A. SEsE1sr -411@sT ,fr
krtagsa grerf-e1 8 $3.50 2. Affn2l32
s1srksEil1izg fo7 Frw1se @1- s7a-
Pstrg 1azIsts or 81 talge'-s elt-.
zrs Ser ave SlFs " W4A-zz 1ae7lg.
wa-A o. rslwercs et4 S. W q W3s-
sred irga. mssl t1g ee-v z ca-z1. tAL-
g. ~ parker wn-G on s111 7saEast 3.
$3.50 @ A. Mex -uFg. wcrs g rca ;
IL Tseetasa sat so gay sW leec- 70 ~
TsnasNr f1. tltEs o. H. Brae lumneE.
E@AGs ste. IA c-set-rE , sl4 -
Bu-te csesri-x rtrS--r.-way 1tc-ti7a and
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a. VlsW. sar sci G. 8 Elizg s@- y
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~; Texas s-3 Lonsiaaa L115as cc-1-
-ezT s-STt Czergss Eg1scs- @--i I
vers. rf@etss 80 @111 Sl2t1. ser-y-
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sc- ersnrl-t -z-7 $3.50
Ge1e-aI FEat--Ee1ss ard Louisiana
Tsuzr5er es-z-ar- ggu sar f3 49, 21ss &
Wuget. az e.ze e 2 q Naz-e-. *
rese af3ls -a -~H-tr 4-- Use -g1rt-
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geE.gE iz-a ~ --s <3-tH, Tex
IS Lautzc1a ZrtcE go taztE 1l1e-
tte1s 80 Waitzr &zA-h. -,cs o!
the peses slz i1sns So Ha1z-oa
f'rtr1-aE eolgc-1T rrl1t.-E regis -ratloa
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E97y FE.1-I~ 2 Eco-7. s,2rzey iurs
fs@ sst1r-ee In tz1se No. -ass s.s-ri-'
co1~s 3.
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BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
The State Isarssntal to Take Pace Hsrc
stn Sanssy.
folR auss WILL Likely PlRTERlTE
one from Dallas ard Three froEa
Observation-Disclosures Trophy az
stake-TNe Iudssfduai Medal

Aboet tnrse pears zzs agN.i1z "a tAls
s.ty vas g.yen 4r insetzs tarcaSA
a,atea z1nc pAsei ~ 11iiaa astWesz
piekea team fr5-n TX Dauz4 ksa5et eiEa
sna 4 teen troz TIE Hsusiez T.z-aresela
sosIs1z clsb.
The result N tsar eoztese rss sesse1
fs- tne HosateH cis5 oat ias 5o1slaa
soys wers IL ~ Eay aiseorases, aai o.
TIA consfarg setnslsssd 20 bealeF ez0r-s
T6ey cane aoas oeganiree S-Ate ,9~-
ing league 9se1roz .aa9soaae trspag "a
tie ssY II Dsa1tltzi 1svsr @zo Eraae-
isx z shssen lacass ID tie aseas q az
siszie workmanship ed s21ts1E4ase es-
siga ar& gaaa41eee % t4e SKATE 81 large
rat tie esD p5E1 aees1.e ,ze g-5srg
81 any cst tas2t ooc1 4s1 81 the me
tilzng ~ W. rossasElc1 s-g E1Ter1el ~
tropay a8-3s9,ss g1c Ie1ai Eas -r
OF 10 be eme5se1 10 be 19 Fi3ra 81 srg
n lie ci1ys zlaGias IRE 57 seGfe
The Arrl asa -oZrlsnelr was ar-
rshEed user 1at 1903 5s1 a. E7z 2
~ tht F-Ea ereE alag s-leg T. &C.
di5iG1 - tae r1ree stDsasc1 c
t'sDztaz ~ as sysr12reea i1@ lt17
from halss aE 14 -reF-y 1s1
tt..s Tara4era- -1l1 ne1f t-orE -r .
t-ze RE cc % S. - TEXAS sne Ga!se
m also co1trl1ac1 ezI -1- I@1z
tcG~-s1e-k
rae grna- ezt NAV 5o2les lst elute-.
t1e Tef4i ttsT ths tEs raf r-
Or tho Hess-oE Ts--ve-s- rca 41e a=
ga ne%@ f-~ rae t. c7al =.o-r
W1r s-s9 Ee1f u ~ - ~
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ld-faShioned Training
Its Strong and Weak Points

TIE strong point Of the oid.fashioned
trsiuins W.. the stress laid upon moral
itv ard virtue. Be good and you'll
b happy, was the common preeeEt 81
before the growing child but as the
giri grew ny to uIsidenhood she was
often soreiy puzzled TO reconcile those
past teachings with her present coridi-
ton. She was good. Her soul was
pure as the lilies Of her garden. her
heart was urnieflei. And yet she was
Gesperz,ly unhappy BY reason of physi-
cal ailments common 10 women.
This was the weak side Of old
fashioned training It ignored the
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TOTAL VOTE COUNTY OFFICERS
4. n ANDERSON. FOR SHERIFF,
GETS LARGEST VOTE PoLLEp.
The County commissioners Com
nacnee canyasssng the Returns,
buG Fan TO Complete the work.

The cou1ty eomElsas loaers commenced
yesterday Afternoon lhs work Of CANVASS
Ilg tae returns Of the recent election.
blt W 10 the hour adjournment the can
Fass was nct completed aad IL Eiu ae
resumed aud completed today.
TIE Post did not attempt to give the
vote o. the county officers Immediately
a-ter the election. for the reason that
-one % the democratic nominees had cp-
position. and as Use election OF the en-
tire county ticket vas f0regone COZ
clrslC1 IGe Post ia .aoulating the re-
turns simply gave che Ggure where there
we're contcsts- The rabuiated returns as
prepared for the commissioners, il the Of
free q Couny Cle-z Dupree. By Deputy
Tom Cronaa. shows me following as the
total vote reserved IS the different cuun-
o. officers
For representa-
George 3. Gr.gss (demJ.....-.... 5s5f
JOAN Kennedy l1em-j 7,01s
O. H. B8ckus (aoc. dem-) .....,. ia
S R. Wynne fsoe jem) ..,.-....... 14l
For district jalge, Eleventh iu
d.cisl district
ChaFie5 r. Asne. .-.....-.----....- 1873
For criminal district attorney
for Galveston and Harris counties--
J. " Lea. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50
JoEa S, hirllcza...... .+.,,-...... 145
t1r dig riot clerk
join % WLnams...... .......... 1921
For county attorney
r. L. sCwauder..... ......,...... 1911
For county Judge
+. 49, Vasmer -.-.. .,,.......... 1851
For county cl--E-
Z. r. Dupree..-.. ................. 1850
For sheriff.
4 Z. Anderson 90. ............... 1857
For county treas rer--
John Farmer .... .......,......... 1878
For tax assessor-
L. g. X. Schneider. 7.2s5
/ For tax collector
George l.. Class....... ...,...... 1857
For county surveyor
william Bradburn........ .......... 1912
For county superintendent public
irstruction--
b /. James. ........... T18l
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confess that for the length Of time /
have been using your medicine I have
found It to be the most wonderful and
best remedy for female troubles that
l ever have tried Sorry l did not
know of your 'Favorite Prescription
years ago, but will gladly tell NV
friends who are suffering, OF your won
derful medicine"
There IS no alohol in Favorte Pre-
scriptiou" and it is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Sick and ailiug women are invited to
consult Or. Pierce, by letter, free. All
correspondence held as sacred and
wouanly condolences guarded by the
same strict professional privacy which
IS observed in the personal consuita-
tons OF DR.. Pierce ard his staff NUM-
be-ng nearly a score of PHYSICIANS
at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo, n. Y. Address DR..
K. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
IL sometimes happens that the dealer
tempted by the little more profit paid
by less successful preparations, will try
to press substitute upon the customer,
claiming that cit is Just as good as
Fierce S" 1t IS well to remember at
such q time, that the claims of superb
ority made for DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription do not rest on mere words,
but upon c9reS. Thousands of weak
women made strong and sick women
made well testify to its superiority over
other put-up medicines for women.
TIE nInLE or THE BODY,
is title which has been APPLY applied
to DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. In plain English it points
the way to womanly health and happi-
ness, and fully discusses and illurninates
those great and grave questions which
involve the well-being OF women. This
great work, containing 1908 large pages,
and over seven hundred illustrations, is
sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense Of mailing only. For the
volume bound in durable cloth send 81
one-cent stamps, or only 81 stamps for
the book in paper-covers. Address DR..
Z. V. Pierce. Buffalo. n. z
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I4sf Of Additional Allowances Made
~ lhr commissioners Nnnrt.

hat Of Additional Allowances Made
~ che rohintssioberz Court.
TIE ioUo0lnz amount in addition 10
Tho ist publ NOD 90 Tao POI, yesterday,
have been amp we'd by tac commission
era coHt. Tine accouu@ are payable out
o. tie funds DESIGNATED.
Road aud Bridge Fund. Angle Hager-
man Lumber company lumber Sgl. ZJi
Good Roads Machine company. 4 H. f. II.
maeh Ne for precinct No. ,. So jules
Hlrsc9 hay, 1880: Henry Hubcie. hard
ware. ete for precinct so q 1880;
Houston Printing mpany. publishing al .
yertasmenta. g3s.75. The Reynolds Lun-
ber coBifAny. lumber tor precinct No 2,
$3.50. Joseph y Meyer n CO, me, chan
dire. precinct g. yiT02; 4. NJ MeHattoG.
feed FOR rpH1 Team, precinct . 49,.
Heich4rdl u schultz merchandise 500. 81
Wills Dr6 work 90 county roAds, 1915;
beTnR-C rtcs Hardware company sun
driee sBi5; South TEXAS Grain company,
caandl q, sos n nheod re- Keller. mer-
chandse. s23i.6g Times pub iahinR com
p&uy. pu6il8iug road notice. $i725; d.
2. Penn, fcrryman. $50. h. Eandow ferry
man. SIS O D. EisOn. auFry aud team
81; Henry Cobel. merchandise for precinct
z. 127.a5: W o. Ilfrey a. Brother. lumber
u1Es. etc. Tor precinc, 2 $3.50 steamer
HEbit, iOW ny lefIypoaL - bp98f cfeahi
fl50; II "A Huffman, removing obstruc-
lion from road 80; w. g. Ford. salary for
ssh to pay employees $3.50 Alex Afford
four cords OF 40 d fOr convict camp sl2
SD Rfiiz heu DR nails etc. precinct 4
fz55 william Halle, Work On culycrt, pre-
rinet 4 Fritz cobb work 90 washing
ton road s25. William sCherer. services
90 road IN precinct 8. Ss325; NJ Frank
Tor labor for self and Two assistants two
and half days 90 road Sil25; Joe Bauy-
lngbamm, repairing Big Cypress bridge
$50. SnOn Ttoos. merchnndiae. sbi25: j
a.. steele. three staples and work doGt
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EXTENDED THE TIMr.
soliciting Committee for Carnepte,
Library Wiu Continue 10 Norl.

Library Win Continue 10 Work.
AZ the regular monthly meeting of the
board Of trustees of the Houston Lyeeum
and Carnegie Library association. held at
Lyeeum hall last night the committee
having the matter Of raising tho fund to
buy the site was granted an extension Of
time until the next regular meeting OF
the trustees.
The reports Of the committee on By
laws and the soliciting committee were
received and approved The librarian,
monthly report, which was read showeI
an increasing interest on the part OF the
public in the library and lts affalns and
was most gratifying 10 those who have
the welfare OF the institution at heart
Several additional subscriptions wer,
received and FIVE standing committees
were appointed, as follows: Admlniat ~
ton, rules and regulations finance. books
and periodicals building and grounds.
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Annroachinr Nnntlnl.

The marriage OF Mr.. Arthur N. Lewis OF
this city and MISS Annie V. shean OF
Galveston will occur at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr. aud Mrs PAU
shean No. 1914 Avenue NJ. Galveston. on
Thursday. the 29th instant Nv Lewis IS
q popular and widely known young bnsl-
mesa man of this city being member Of
the nrm OF Lewis Brothers q co. and
his prospective bride Is prominent in
Galveston society circles. The young
couple VIII make their residence in this
civ
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sHERrFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by J. j. Roane. Missouri city
Texas, bay mare, 3 years old and Is
hands high, branded u on left shoulder:
has leather halter and rope Gu; shoe on
left torefoot; in good condition.
strsyed or staten from Mrs. Woodlief.
1917 Preston, one small Jersey COW. very
Light brown IN color, IL years old, horns
very short, say about inches: split under
each ear. no brand; 1850 reward.
A. K. Anderson. Sheriff.
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During the winter months the woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet
at $3.50 p. IA, Ia the chapel of the Central
Christian church. This afternoon az The
above hour a semi-annual meeting viii
be held. when reports OF work done dur
ing the last six months viii be given.
A large attendance is desired that new
plans OF work may be made and more
work accomplished
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Taylor. Texas November 1S.-The Sc.
tail clerks Of he city held a meeting last
night at the Commercial hotel and W.
gained clerks union Mr. c. n Avery
WAS elected temporary chairman and Mr.
W. n Royal temporary secretary. There
we're about thirty clerks present, yhc
Joined tine union. The object of the or
ganization is TO advance thu interests OF
the clerks and statesmen OF the city in the
same way that other labor unions operate
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A LIVE bird sHoor.

some Entertaining Events BeinE Ar
r""ged hs the Herring Gun club.
In addition to the match snoot between
Moeser Of the Boring Gun club and Jordan
OF the Limited club Thursday afternoon ~
the former clubs grounds at the foot OF
Elgln street. there VIII be a regular moot
OF the Boring club, ia which live nlgeons
Win Ire used for targets. The tareets for
the match between Moeser and Jordan Will
be clnp, thrown from the trap.
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IN every hundred have
failed of a perfect and
permanent cure. And
even these two in every
hundred have been bene.
fitted. their pairs eased.
their burdens lighteued,
their lives made happier.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription esta blishes
regularity, dries enfee.
bling and unhealthy
drains, heals iufianlina.
ton and liberation and
cures female weakness.
From the FIRST change OF
life, when the girl be.
comes a woman to the
last change OF life it is a
" Godsend to women as
a preservative of health
and q cure for yson1anly
ills.
"Your letter just re.
ceived," writes Miss Rose
Kilfe.her, OF ~ West
Sharpnacis St, German
town, Philadelphia, Pa.
swords fail to express
now thankful I an 70 YOU
10 -.rt..- 1910 49,
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IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teethlng. 1t s1othes the child,
tottens the gums, allays all pain. cures
diarrhoea.
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nl.elAN nAnr snow ~ rnospEor
viii Be Held al the Au,Iitorium mr.
Ing lhc EeaIINnI

The Harris County Belgian Hare ciab
held a meeting at the Iiutcbins house Iast
night and transacted lotsot husiness in
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HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
Ihsst shs VII Haasse Bifitre5t Features
Of tae Csmirg FtstiYsl.
sAsDsOaf PgztS FOR FLOWER PARADE
which win Re One of the Attractive
Featar~s 81 the Coming Festival
ChaIrmen oT Committees.


sFF-- 1est AAA oeer aeo9alsils-t-
Eithi= TIE lsst fer days 70 TEXAS FrIiS, [
. Flower and vegetable Festival circles.
r.. s-4vs,r,,t -, -
1
a@a~''os - lOfMef years. - 20" 60 as
aure1 suecess. Prceident II. 81 Cortes
aanoa1eea ysstersar his es---ys,es lis,
,s ~, ...s---.,,. ~, ~.
@A1 '..e -l i l-is- y '--I
noe Ansoi AN eoAH2iitess
Ccmatgtee "a Fruits-Nr. Ii Kan,
ekzir1aaa. Ms. Jen Niner VIZ essi.-
-o1ia.t1ee on FloWeFA--csgiala T. =
Z Rec1zr1t. Chairman. 4rg Re.e RYAN.
wee sbasrnss
I ,--...
-S-4-Iltefe On Vegetables @l- ~ IL
4 Proa-cts-Mg. G. 5. Taft. chairman. Nrz.
PRESLEY K. Ewi1e y,ce cbatrrr
,-o--,,s..e. ~ p-.
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