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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02
Stockings anG Gloves.

To save time is almost as important
as to save clothing. a woman who
has mastered both arts suggests a knee
mending process for the stockings of
children that will be useful to many
busy mothers. "In buying the stock
ings for my. family of little boys and
gigls," she says, 81 select those very
long in the leg. When the inevitable
gaping hole appears on the knee, l sim
ply cut the stocking in two at that
point and stitch Il seam around the
knee on the sewing machine, shorten
ing the stocking of course, but elimi-
rating the hole in Il way that makes the
result almost equal to a new stocking.
1t takes me three minutes
The same woman does not discard a
pair of gloves which she finds on at
tempting to Wear are too large for her,
but takes a seam through the palm of
the hand, between the opening, where
they fasten. and the outside seam. II
is rare, according to her, that a little
gore taken ut this point does not give
the glove an excellent fit, without do
ing any serious injury to its appear
ance.-New Yorl: Post.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02
What Is Good Meat.

Poisoning by alimentary substances
is so frequent and the grave symptoms
following the ingestion of tainted food
are often so transitory that their causes
elude detection, says The Sanitary Rec
ord. Recently it has been proposed to
make use of the dumping reactions.
made familiar by the Vidal test to de-
termine the bacillaemic qualities of
meat, and it would seem that the meth
cd promises much 1t may be wise to
recall few of the characteristics of
sound meat Good, wholesome meat is
neither of pale pinkish nor Of deep
purple tint 1t has marked appear
ance. from the ramification of little
veins or intercellular fat. The fat of
the internal organs especially is firm.
hard and suety and is never wet,
whereas that of diseased animals is Of
ten soft and watery. Coed meat has
but little odor, whereas diseased meat
smells faint and cadaverous. Good meat
bears cooking without much shrinking
or losing much of its weight but bad
meat shrivels up and boils to pieces.
this being due to the larger proportion
of watery and gelatinous material and
the absence of true muscular substance
Under the microscope the fiber should
be clear and well defined and free from
infusorial animalculae. while that Of
diseased meat is sodden, as if it had
been soaked in water. The transverse
streaks are indistinct and wide apart,
and animalculae abound in it
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02

Farmers society and Wester Ross
shows in 1898 and gained the special
prize given by the H. and A. society at
the latter show for the best female. She
won the first prize and was reserve for
the female champion to Cicely, the
property of her majesty the queen at
the Highland society's show and was
champion at the Wester Ross and Black
Isle shows this year
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02
A Champion shorthorn,

The Shorthorn heifer Lady XVII is a
roam. calved in March. 1897. bred by
and the property of Mr.. G. M. Cam
eron, Balnakyle, Munlochly. Ross-shire
Her sire was Sultan (69. 1881, dam Lady
TX by Mr.. Duthie' Lord Violet Csc. 1O3).
This remarkably fine specimen, says
the London Live Stock Journal, was
first as a yearling at the Black Isle
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02
what She Teld.

4 cynical old bachelor who grimly
believes that all women have some
thing to say on all subjects recently
asked a female friend:
well, madam, what DO you l4ld on
this question Of female
Sir she responded ea8l.l. 4 hold
my toQgue 0ii0 State Jomnali
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02

carul = think IL / ..aw that the dan
ger We o.cr.
'sBut what brings &c here? And what
cheer vi yo.,:' he ;ss.:cd.
This was c. IN Dc s chance. GIVE
run between Two French frigates, y
he boosted. in broad day I'D given the
slip to both!"
s'Dear. now!" said Cap'n Jacka.
$50 have lin broad day too They
must ha' been the very same. What
did ZEE take out of emp
"Takel They were two war frigates,
1 tell eel"
ISIS, ISIS. Don't lose your temper.
All managed 70 take was this young
French orcifer here. But I thought
maybe that you, having a handler
craft"
Jacka chuckled bit, but he WASH t
one to keep joke going for spite.
Look here, cap'n," he said. "I'll
hear your tale when we get into dock,
and you shall hear mine. What want
ZEE to do jrst now is to take this here
lugger again and sail along into Plym-
outh with her as your prize. I wants,
if possible, to spare the feelings of this
young gentleman and make it look that
he was brought in by force. For so he
was, though not in the common way.
And likes the fellow, too, though he dc
kick terrible hard"
They do say that two days later when
Cap Jacka walked up to his own door
he carried the cinder sitter under his
arm, and that before ever he kissed his
wife he stepped fore and hitched it on
nail right in the middle of the wall
over the chimneypiece, between John
Wesley and the weather glass.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-02
Plenty of Devveys.
pIecInCts 10 henr In

Over 1909 rams and Yam lambs al
ready christened Dewey and several
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
CoND1oroNEs z coNcEsroNGs

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
Sc vende

Una maquinaPia para elabOrar azu-
car y centrifugado cristalizado, que
consta de los siguientes aparatos:
Un tacho al vacio de seis y medic
pies de diametrO, con capacidad para
30 hect6litro, sean 5 tOneladaS de
azucar sec0, provistO de serpentinas.
tranpas. man6metros, coIumnas, pla-
taforma, escalera Y todos sus acces0-
rios completes.
Una bOmba deJvaciO de Il" v TO- x
49, con condensation conecciones.
Dos centrifugas, sistema HepWorth.
con malaxor'de 80 hectolitros cabida
transmisiones y maquina de vapor,
tOdO complete.
Una bomba de .vapor para meladura
con Su tuberia.
Una bomba Duplex para traer el aqua
del rio, con 800 pies tuberia de pull
gadas y tOdOS sus accessories completes.
Una caldera de acerO de 8 pies dia
metro por 16 pies de largo con lao ta-
bos patentes de A puigadas, domo de
vapor, hornaila v todos sus accesO-
rios completes.
Tn canal hierro para descargar ell
azucar del tacho varias tuberias de-
de connection entire esos aPartos.
Esta maquinaria esta en- perfectO
buen estadO v sOlamente ha trabaja-
do I'm anO.
Para iuforme ROBERTO GRAHAM.
lngenlero Marina 25 Ponce PR.
Mayo % 1900. 3v. 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
ID pablaoseea de IA DRsroCRAcaA

-Esta 0len, "a oomprando.
ID maner@, que vcy arrimar Ia esealeFa d Ia
tapis eubr6 hasts 10 alto, tendf6 cuidado do
tarme con los de yidrio one hay, satars al
jardin.
~ evantando la barra de hierro, nos abrir6 Ia
puerts2
-Vuestril maiestad 10 ha dioho --oontest6 Maugl
ron, SO fac llamar Ia puerta de aasucha de
aspecto fsmentdo de paredes enneg eoi las enas de
choFretones de humedad; Ia yerdadsra hom-
bEs de igesia provincianc acostuhTado ls atm6sfe-
de las mohoeas sacTstfas de log pueblos cfa
oho qae hsbfa s0nato ell sooue de eubre fuego
del interior del caSacho sc esoapaba nj IN mlserc
rayo de luz II obstaDte Ia pusrta abri6 aoto
oy8ndose cue, temblando IN POGO, pregunt6:
-1Qaer6s Ia esealsra, monsefIor? 81
-Ehi IA que 10 hAhaas preyisto todo, gallo
plns-diio el rey, dando palmada en- el hombro
ngir6n.
NO teDgo para que ocutsr mss tempo que, =
vuestra msjesGad desde5aea In machsoha....
-Es mny probable cue ad -interrompi6
rey, que empexaba aburiIrsa 80
= 70 seEfA al mas dichoso ds loa hombreB-ahadi6
MaHgir0n, cargo la esoasra que le d6 el
tAD que cers6 prudentemente Ia puerts masonllando
entire dlsntes loa veraacalos de un salmc.
Uaa vez eOocada Ia esoalsra unto Il pared co-
go MaugarOR - espada entire los dlenfess empaz6
au0aR ~ Atagay 10 alto hu6ao con 10 ATTIC
daspf0visto ds casccs de hotes, mon6 horoaj sdas
naienSEaa 81 req loa otros faF0rit0a agruparon III
pIe de u escaieKs ngIrcn asEigl6 mirada al Jar
aan en- q qas todo sstAba lnEp6v saaenooso, inoi
nAndoss despa6a haoia Ii Gale aifos
NO hay nadie en q lsRdfn. u squiera III
= pasQaa dans asEak damiendo N Il aide
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
La ReIna de las b.rrieadas

mi de quian hablaban, ,ahsdi6 b.j.aio 10, ojos
raboTixaadose.
.-sY que respondi6 sl otrof-preguut6 ii yisj4ro
sonrieudo
lis horrible 10 qus dioi Contest6: sSiNos apo
deraremns de ela!~
- M serablei
Me vine corriendo aqaf encerrs Toda Ia
noehs 9 tave tsmblsndo como Ia b ,jx do un avbol
escuohando todos los ruidos. Pr fin So hzo de dfa
me arrodi6 dando grsoias 4 Dos pid:6udole que
nos envass protector 4 mi abuelo y * mS-diio
Bsrta FL mismo tempo Sc aoerc6 IN vsntana de
pronto di6 Rrito 80 RETRO con mgcha yiv xs
-tQa6 teneisa-pregnnt6 sl gaso6n.
-Mradi-respond6 Bsrta teuablando v oil gssc6n
acarc6 la ventana miro au vex v nj yex-aaeeE@
houbre estaba moutado horeaiadas sobra Il 'san;a
exolam6; 6;-lCrso one lIsgae tiampog
Son ellosf-dljo rita presa de gran terror y
mo tem&is nads, ,-respoDd6 el gas o : apapando
j. kmpara POGO dsspn6s oY6 Ia joven ii rudo s Ioa
gatilos de dos pistoas.-N, os nlovkis de- aouf lna
voy bsiar al jsrdfa Tsndra que YER los raDtarea Ia
muchachas dan miedo oil hio de mi madre
Bsrta tranquilx6; ya NO tembaba S@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03

ARR. NEW YoR
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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
WANTED

Two young offers. II now
80 cKET
Titus Nrida ...
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
TITUsvILLE, FLA, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1900
Changes State Troops.

We note the following paragraphs
among the Tallahassee correspondence in
the Times Union and Citizen Of Wednes-
day: The Indian River Guards, at Titus
vile, having fallen below the requisite
number of men at two different inspec-
tions, Adjntant- General Houston has is
sued general orders, No. y, disbanding
the company.
A company has been organized at Mi
ami, with James T. Sanders as captain,
which has been mustered into service of
the state, and will take the place of the
Indian River Guards, as Co. l., Second
regiment.
1t is with deep regret that we publish
the above announcement i'll regard to the
Guards, as We had hoped they could in
crease their number so as Ia have re-
manned in the state troops. Certainly il
will be regretted by all our citizens that
We will lose our military company.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Garden Party.

The garden party, held Monday night
on the spacious lawn of the Indian River
hotel, Notwithstanding the fact that 'Old
BOreas" was OH somewhat of tear HIM
self, proved IA most entertaining affair,
and resulted quite protitably to the
treasury of the band fund, the sum of
$3.50 being realized after all expenses
are paid. The most prominent features
of the evening were the refreshment
booths, the wonderful mind reading by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Mcfarland, the
fortune telling booth in charge of Mrs.
Mcfarland, the Rebecra at the Well,
presided over by Miss Emma Wright rs
Re5ecca, who dispensed delicious lemon
ade, the drawing for the fine cake, do
mated by Mrs. ID. Dcisner which Was
won bv Mr.. w. VI. Brown, the several
excellent selections rendered by the
band, etc Owing Ia the high southeast
wind prevailing the rowboat feature was
dispensed with, as such might have been
productive of many eases of mai DE- mer.
The members of the band having pro-
vided the different booths, the success of
the evenings pleasures WAS due largely
To the heroic work of the ladies. About
10 o'clock announcement was made that
"A dance would follow AT the opera house,
to which most Of the large crowd present
wended their way, and dancing WAS in
dulged IN for several hours.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
TituSVille Primary.

A primary meeting of the voters of pre-
cinct No. 2 of those entitled to vote at
said primary in accordance with the call
of the Democratic county committee, as
p lblshed this week, will be held at the
court house in Titusville on Friday, Apr.
q, 1900; said primary To open at 10
O'Clock a. M, and remain open contin-
uOusly until o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of electing twelve delegates to rep
resent precinct No. in the county con-
vention, to meet at TitusvIlle on May 10,
1900; also to elect twelve delegates to
represent said precinct in the county con-
vention, to meet ut Cocoa on August 81,
1900; and also to elect twelve delegates TO
represent said precinct in the senatorial
convention, to he hereafter called by the
senatorial committee.
w. y. HENDRY,
OSCAR A. STEWART,
j. L. GOLDSMITH,
Precinct Committee.
April II, 1900.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Iron Pipe and Fittings, 3-s to 2 1-2
inch; black or galvanized. Write for
prices. E. W. Amsden, Ormond, Fla.
TOURNAMENT.
Cocoa Gun Club VIII Give "A Grand Shoot.
ing Fete May First.


ing Fete May First.
In lieu of the annual May Day picnic
and regatta that Cocoa has been acrus-
toned to giving in the past, tourna-
ment will he given this year in which the
prizes are of sterling quality in every re-
spect, which are offered for contest by
the merchants and citizens of Cocoa and
vicinity, under the auspices Of the Cocoa
Gun club.
The following program has been ar
ranged for:
First event-Sweepstake. 10 targets.
Entrance, $3.50.
Second event-Sweepstake. 20 targets.
Entrance, $500.
Third event-25 targets. No one al
lowed 10 shoot in this match who has a
record better than 20 ont OF %. LIST prize,
sole leather ammunition case, POO shells;
2nd prize, Thurman's shooting blouse,
navy blue; 3rd prize, loading block, latest
style; 4th prize, brass wire brush cleaner
Fourth event-Team shoot. Three men
to IA team and % targets per man. Teams
must be composed of members of organ
lied clubs. Prize, one Kings patent live
pigeon trap
Fifth eyent-Sweepstake. 20 targets.
Entrance. 81 90.
Sixth event-25 targets. lst prize, sole
leather gun case, trunk shape, flannel
lined. 2nd prize, sole leather ammuni-
tion case, 100 shells; 3rd prize, aceUylene
gas lamp; 4lh prize, chamuise barrel and
stock cover; 9TH prize, lleike's hand pro-
tcctor; 9th prize, hard rubber cOllapslng
cup and case.
Seventh event-Sweepstake. ~ tar
gets. Entrance, s. %.
Eighth event. targets. No one al
lowed to shoot in this match who has a
record better than - ont of25. LIST prize,
best quality hunting coat; 2nd prize,
Powers brass cleaning rod; :ird prize,
aluminium dram flask; ith prize, bottle
gun oil.
Ninth event-Sweepstake. . targets
Entrance. - ~.
Tenth evcnt-25 targets. LIT prize
heavy sole leather gun ease, flannel lined,
brass lock, handle and sling: 2nd prize,
quarter kpg Dupont smukclcSs powder
Bird prize, sole leather CASE, containing
gun cleaning outtit; 4rh prize, red rubber
rrcnil pad; 9TH prize, Tomlinson gun
cleaner.
Championship trophy handsome
silver cup, gold lined, nine inches high,
and suitably engraved, will he awarded
the shooter who has made the highest
ayerag, of the day.
\ comprehensive book, by W. W.
Grccnrr, entitled "The Brcech-Loadri
and How to l'>c IL, will be- awarded the
shooter who has made the lowest average
Of the day.
In order to qualify for either OF these
prizes one mnst have participated in
tnr,'-iuErth~ or more of the open events
in Inr foregoing program.
All shooting will be- under American
Shooting association rules.
In sweepstake eventS moneys will be
divided ~, 80 and ~ per cent, and al
lies vii, bc divided.
In mercantile prize events all ties vii
be- shot oil, miss and ont.
The tournament rate of cents per tar
yet will prevail and the entrance To prizt
events will he the price of targets only.
Shooting will begin at 9:DOa. IN. Re
fre>hments and ammunition can be pro
cured Oh the grounds
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Easter in Titusyille.

Easterservices were held in the Episco-
pal, Presbyterian and Methodist churches
on Sunday, Rev. A. ID. Penney officiating
at the Methodist church in the morning
on account of the absence of Rev. J. +.
Mickler, the regular pastor. The churches
were trimmed with flowers, the floral
decorations at st. GabriePs church being
very fine. Archdeacon Brown preached
a most eloquent sermon, which was lis
tened to with very marked attention At
this church an offert0ry solo. entitled
"The Resurrection" was rendered by
Major +. NJ. Taylor, who lent his able
assistance also to the choir on this occas-
ion. The selection was highly appreciated
by the fairly large congregation present.
The attendance at the Presbyterian church
was excellent, considering that the MEM
bers of that church were not sure their
pastor wOnld return from Barlow in time
to hold service, but the evening attend
ance at the Presbyterian was large, no
doubt largely augmented by there being
no service at the Episcopal church that
night.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Drowned at Melbourne Beach.

Messrs. James f. and William H..
Powell, the sons of prominent and we'll
known resident of Waukeegan. ILL.,, We're
drowned while bathing in the ocean ut
Melbourne Beach Monday. They were
p TO 80 years of age. Mr.. c. T. Mcbride,
of Melbourne, went north with the body
of W. IL. Powell "Wednesday afternoon.
See mention of this sad affair in our Mel
bourne and Eau Gallie correspondence.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
AIAI.AIS.AIt.

Easter services were held at the school
house sunday. There was good program,
consisting Of recitations, dialogues and
singing.
Mrs Keller stopped here on her way
from Palm Beach To Hastings for her
three children, who have been staying
with Mrs. +. W. Schuyler, during the
winter. Mrs. Schuyler went home with
her for visit.
There l. movement started here To
build a new union church. There was.
meeting held short time ago, and 4
mittees were selected 10 solicit snior
tons and select Il site Mr.. L. ] Fla.
Is going 10 give the lot near TN,
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
WHEN YOU BUILD,
night.

Buy yoIr lumber, sash, doors, builders
hardware, paints and all other building
material of q. F. PADDIsoN,
Eau Galhe, Fla.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
April II, 1900.

w. J. CRAWFORD, Groceries and
Provisions, cor. Main and Washing
ton, Titusville.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
FOR SALE,

Three good horses at a bargain. In
ouire ofC. w. Crabb, Cocoa, Fla.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

HARPER Whistey Is liquid music,
: = lot ..iid all >allow refreshing
terial of q. F. Pao,",. :. Me-
-. Nifa" EalI; :.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Boat and Yacht saIIs, -.

Boat and Yacht Said. Fish
Fit and workmanship guarestma.
boat sails a speciality. Seq. .ft
ii. BESE, Florida. TO
Titusv IN
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
jest RECEIVED,

A carload of the finest wide cypress
lumber. Bulls. or oil l.Pq ayAy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-27
eENEFlr TO AMERICANS.
Russia WIZ Purcha.s Much II the Ma.
tsriai for the Chinese RAILROAD.

Russia VIII Purchase Much ~ the Ma.
tsriai for the Chinese RAILROAD.
Now York. June %. Adolph Roth.
stein. the Russian inancier. before sail.
ing from Europe said Of ths Chinese
Eastern railway;
up 10 the present we have expended
some 90. 100, 900. but before completion
an additional slOO.O00.OOO viii be dis.
bursed The rad will not be completed
for ! should say. quite 10 months. as
We find We shall have 10 bore a tunnel
some four and half miles long on the
Russian side of Harhin. the headquarters
Of the railroad The benefits which
American manufacturers will derive In
the shape OF contracts will b. most i'm.
por;ant. The proposal for the awarding
" the immense contracts for materials.
etc. have 20 b. first submitted 70 the
Russian governmentasit has guaranteed
the payment IT interest on the bonds Of
the road. Mr. White. the minister Of
finance. has assured me. however. that
be viii place no obstacle in the way Of
contracts being sent 20 the United States
which. In diplomatic language. take il
- mean that he nigh; object to the al.
ing Of orders in other foreign countries
am therefore safe in stating that pos.
sibly everything required outside Of Rus.
sia will be purchased In this country.
1T is hard at the present stage to ar.
rive az other than approximate figures
Of what the material and rolling stock
contracts for the Chinese Eastern rail.
way viii amount TO, but consider that
they will reach an aggregate o. about
100000. / may also state that the
cars government Is extremely friendly
10 the United States aud II may be
counted on as n certainty that In many
commercial undertakings-both railroad
and industrial-which Russia is now
being interested in. preference will DO
given American manufacturers for the
supply Of requisite materials, etc"
Besides bis railroad enterprise Mr.
Rotchsiein has secured concession
from the Russian government for the
working Of gold regions. situated about
100 miles north of the city II Yladivo.
stock IN the Primorsk, state Of Siberia
"since have been here, he said. II
havereceiyed two cables informing me
Of additional rich discoveries Of gold
Later on American capital will be
brought into the scheme and. Of course.
all the machinery will be- purchased in
the United States
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-27

The Twentieth Judicial district
democratic convention mot m IIearuo
yesterday and Judgo J. G.. scott of
franklin and Judge v. y. Hudson of
Bryan were nominated for district
Judge and district attorney r,spec-
lively by reclamation Dr. j.. L..
Fountain was chairman of the con-
venti0n aud Mr.. Mangum Of Heamc
secretary Prof J.. l.. Mclunis wa.
elected chairman for ensuing two
years, and Judge Board # Bazos.
Daniel Parker Of Robertson aud Mr..
Lewis Of Milan, member. Of eNecu-
tive committee.
The Bryan base ball team and the
Calvert team will have % fine game
az Kernolc's park at i::O p. m. Fri
day, June ~. Both are strong teams
aud good game j. assured. The
home team will line up ~ follows:
Hearnc. catcher; Dod-on, pitcher;
Miller, first base: Bart Sims, second
base; I'd Sims. third base; Preston.
short stop; Myers, left field; stuart,
center field; Shelburne, right
field. l76
John Greer. charged with che kill
ing 81 Hence and VIII Williams, was
allowed bond yesterday IN the sum II
f10D In the Hence Williams ease aud
s7u0 Ia the VIII Williams ease, both
Of which he gave and was released
from custody.
II YOU expect 10 take a summer
trip. you will need a good yali,c,
Parks * Wsldrop are showing the
largest line If fine leather salt eases,
valises and hand bags ever brought
20 Bryan. lSo
Judge and Mrs. j. w Doremus,
Miss Ozelle aud Master Rastee went
To Galveston yesterday. Mrs. Dorc-
mus and Miss Ozelle will continue
on "a New York.
Mrs. Anderson announces that she
will reopen her kindergarten school
here in September, and will be glad
To have the patronage of all. ~
2lpg cords Of wood wanted. Callai
the oil Mil and make contracts,
BRYAN cotton Seed oil Mil. l7Gwlt
John - Medley was here irom
Wcllborn yesterday.