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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
TIE FOURTH At SANTA ANNA
The Woodmen OF the World Gave
Picnic

me Woodmen OF the World Gave a
Picnic.
Santa Anna, Texas July 5.-At sunrise
July this town was awakened by loud
reports, On investigation the people
learned thar the patriotism Of the young
American stll existed. and they wore
bombarding with dynamite using tho
mountains as breastworks ana at the close
Of this the brass band from Biuinrer
which had ben eng ged for the day. made
tour Through the httle city furnishing
me people with Fourth OF July melodies
!, ne rest Of the day was taken up win
Nuolmen of the Worll picnic which cor
SSttd or eminent speakers from several
aul"eenl towns; baseball AMI stock show.
olu other amusfm ent. At the close OF the
exercises the Wdodmen of the World "a.
l"ufd 70 their camp and marched 10 tba
cemetery and uuyellet the monument ~
soNefelgn Il II. McAnnelly, which was
Very Impressive and largely attended,
mere were y ople here from ali aroun1
the ueighbOrug towns for 100 miles and
Il Is estimated these were fully 5000 PEG
pie In attendance and one featutp Of the
o9l, there was not an accident happened
ana no one hurt. AMI everybody sesmea 10
enjoy tht mselYes, although the hear was
intense the thermometer registering 100
in the shade
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ANNUAL SUMNER EXODUS.
Berlin's Population Reduced by the
Rush 10 the SeaShOre.
THE POOR GIVEN VACATIONS ALSO
Special Embassy from Morocco at Work
An American Died OF Heart Disease.
Another German Failure.

Berlin. July e.-The annual summer ex
o1as from Berlin 70 the seaside Or noun
tsins has begun. The schools have been
closed till the middle Of August All trains
for the past couple Of days have been ter.
ribly overcrowded, II Is said that fully
three quarters Of a million Bcrllners have
already left. Scores Of charitable missions
are enabling the children Of the poor TO
20 to the seashore and sanitarums are busy
dlspatchlng trainloads Of inyalids 70 the
coast The number Of people taking vaca-
ri ~ ,9ls year mas been increased greatly,
nor only In Berlin, hut throughout Ger
many, owing to the Prnssian government
nANing extended the period Of validity OF
return railway tickets 10 forty.fve days
lois was a shrewd move on the part OF
Minister Of Works Herr Thielen which the
south German states have already imi-
The special embassy from Morocco on Its
arrival here today lost no time in begin
Ming business, The members Of the enl-
bossy visited the foreign Office at noon,
being conveyed there In court carriages
Ihey had a long talk with Baron Won
hlcnthonen, the foreign minister 1t Is
expected Emperor William viii grant the
embassy an audience tomorrow
~
Andrew D. White, the United States am.
bassador, this week has as an honorary
member attended the celebration of Leib-
nltz day at the academy Of science. The
proceedings We're extremely Interesting Mr..
Nhiie was paid unusual attention,
series Of bicycle competitions for the
worlds championships win begin here to-
morrow. Ninetyave cyclists have entered
for the 27s events, which Include 100
kllometer amateur championship race Be
sides noted foreigners the hest German
riders. Arend, Huber, Hirdl and Elegard
viii compete The races viii be continued
for three weeks.
Alexander Dunn Of Cleveland. Ohio.
close friend Of w C whitney Of New
York, died today at Nuulrm OF heart dis
case His remains will he taken TO Ohio
for hterment
The North German chemical works Of
Grckstadt have failed The trouble grew
ont OF the CasselTrebor- Trocknung com
panY's failure.
Emperor William on his trip to Norway
VIII be- accompanied by Prince Won Enlen
berg Count Won Goertz. Prof Gu ssfeIdt
md Hans Bohrdt, the marine painter The
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern win be con.
vowed by the cruiser Niobc the dispatch
boat Slipncr and three torpedo boats Tie
" ohcnzolleru VIII carry an apparatus for
wireless telegraphy
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course OF the investigation into the murder
OF Robert Remmett. an English mine man
ager In the state OF Mexico. Governor
Nllada his personally conducted the pur
sult OF the assasslns and II Is now be-
HeTed that every one implicated IL 10 pns
on awaiting trial
Customs collections for June are S2,3S3,
973, which is fully up to the estimates OF
the finance department.
The Presbyterian synod, comprising
churches Of ali parts of the country opened
here today. The meeting Will unite In the
church here will be enthusiastically Of the
church in the United States. This is the
most remarkably progressive movement In
IN Mexico
Governor Canton OF the state OF Yucatan
In his message TO the state legislature
praises the cooperation OF President Diaz
Minister Of War Reyes and General Bravo
for efficient aid IN bringing the Maya war
10 q satisfactory conclusion.
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Rosebud Matters.

Rosebud, Texas, July e.-Mrs. C. W.
Rush and her three children from Marlin
are the guests Of har sister. Mrs s. J.
Gaines, this week.
The elegant two.story building which Is
70 be the home Of the First National bank
has It's walls up and is nearing completion
Work on the artesian well has again beep
lmpcded by It's caving Water had rtsen
70 within nfty teer Of the ton when tbs
ha.dI began g. cave SO badly that tho drill
let down. N""iu "s
Colonel George Roper went 10 Lsloplo
t iil week, accompanying Mrs Roper and
Dallas for day on his return'
Inc new store buildings of Mr. HINT
OF soutn IeAas aud Collier Munroe Of this
pletioa. " eo~
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Real Value Of carneaie's GIFTS.

Hunton's Magazine
II Mr. Cornegie's uniform plan OF fur
nishing a building, on condition that the
municipality supply the amount Of the
maintenance funds, has the effect Of slim.
ulating a large number of towns ana clt,es
especially New York; to appropriate gen.
erous amounts for these purposes then 40
mnch me better for the Carnegie method
, new hork CITY ought 10 spend much more
sHnno tton ueh, ana more all the time Tor.
ts 's.,al and clvillzing institutions ana
influences, and experience eontI5na sl1
shows how hard II Is 10 make beadIss,.h ~
ssAan az such exSenditurss against IT,
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everlasting cry Of economy and low \.
rates. Nearly every appropriation for ~ "
of enlarged educational or soclanT WY
i2ing institutions has to be fairly wfang v v
Of the city treasury by constant n.y. mr. "
Of public demand, argument, scoidlheV Y,
agitation, but an offer Ike Mr.. Carnsss.
at once starts go strong n current III XVI
Of assuming the obligations coupIad rag
Il that, In consequence, great stIids \
taken almost without effort us
Every snch stimulation to public ss.
osity. IN behalf OF wholesome and prosr qs
i've institutions, Is worth great deai ~.
than the literal amount of cash invnir.s
II creates a psychological atmosphere ~
CRADLE to expansion in all these dIras.l'a.l. '
more readily and easily than montbs y y
sometimes years Of agitation could dess,.
and the good effects OF this reaehIns X.
into new fields grow by their own MON, Y.
tum New York ought to accent the Ss
negie gift, therefore, If for no other rns ~
than that 1t will create a public onln'.
favorable 10 spending large amount pi-' N
public education in various important ~. u
From this standpoint the wranelIns N.Y. N.Y.
Mr. Carncgle's Individual motives IL \.
trivial and Insignificant TO be worm,
moments public attention.
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A SWEEPING ORDER
Postmaster General VIII Deba, /.
LIST Of Perindicalr

postmaster General viii Debar a / 40,
List Of Periodicals. 's
New York, July 5-A special 70 n. =.
bune from Washington saws.
postmaster General Smith has decldsd
dcbar from second-class mail prIyiia,o3', I
'ui &c class of periodicals ana nnhites,,''
Wulch depend largely on Gift entarn,.,.
guessing contests or nominal subseTints.
,Wtss Ior tqclr circulation This sw,spr
icloIh, designed TO put the nosto ssrvj.
OIL, paying basis, is to begin next wal \
~ moulncation of tho postal repnlafions 4
der existing laws
~ the new regulations a vast amopp,
mission at the rate of cent ~ Nil HI
charged . cents n pound The secoud.el,,
matter mas grown until is nov enhran,
hsafiV three-foprths of the entire NeIgs
OF az mail mater handled by the goyer
mont, nnd yet II brings Ia a revenae
less than S4,O00000 a year ont of The estlF
postal revenue of more than Sli6Osias
W M" II contains thIee-fGurths III an ih
Nelglt, u furnishes one-tbr,lcth OF Il
It'ehnc To handle AMI carry the secoil
rihS' matter costs full S6U.0O0, 600 a IN
ah1Ve WIZ the government Ne celyes X
h9n'llng ana carrying IT, In tue regu,
tons about 20 be ISSUED the postmasts
general viii cndeavor to carry on the pgl
l'St OF congress and of the cyecutIye b
restoring strictcr enforcement " the laa
70 nov order will not Interfere with 4
gitmate nowspapers and similar per'6t
icalS. but 1t VIII cut on the ahust by whit
numerous publications load down the mil
With calculations induced WHOLLY BY me-
chanlisc offers or guessing contests M
ar either fraudulent IL character or r,
drcC the circulation to rominal igtes.
is also likely to cut off trial books wbls
have secured admission ms secondfiis
matter. Though promulgated next week
the order will probably Of be made q
erutlve Immediately in order that puhllsi
ers may have an opportunity to con OF.
to the new regulations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
TESTING CRUISER BOILERS.
Considerable Interest Manifested in ii
OuLcone hA Er-tLah

Considerable Interest Manifested in the
Outcome by British.
London, July 0-The British cruisers
Minerva ard Hyacluth sailed from Deveu-
port for Gibraltar this evening for the
sole purpose OF putting the respective
merits for the Beueyille aud Scotch boil
ers 10 a final test
The Minerva has Scotch boilers and the
Hyacinth has Belleyine boilers Borh war
chips are OF almost the same coal capacity.
as they are sister ships Members OF the
government boiler commission are on
tuard each vessel
Speculation and rivalry are keen regard
Ing the result
The MlucWa and HyaCinth are TO steam
az sixteen knots speed 70 Gibraltar, cruise
around In those waters. clean their boilers
and then race home The Hyacuth is The
tavorlte iu the betting
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REPORT is NOT BELIEVED.
RumOr that Beers Will Equip Pri-
vateers Discredited.
THE PRACTICE VIRTUALLY DISCONTINUED
1t Has Been Many Years Since the Flag
Of Respectable Nation Has Flown
Over Such Craft.

Brussels, July 6-Tho Petit Bleu says
that Mr. Kruger has lately refused to
entertain proposals TO arm privateers but
that the promoters are again urging the
former president Of the South african re-
public TO notify the powers thar unless
they intervene he will issue letters of
marque In the event OF Mr. kruger's
continued refusal the promoters propose
to act without authorization.
AS VIEWED AT WASHINGTON.
Washington July 6-The report from
Brussels that former President Kruger is
being urged to notify the powers that I'M
less they intervene in the South African
contest he will commission privateers, is
not treated seriously here.
II Is well understood, as one outcome
Of the war with Spain, the United States
government, win never again except in the
most extraordinary emergencies issue let
ters or murque and the same reasons that
impel the government to this course would
undoubtedly operate 10 prevent or gov
eminent from recognizing any such war
rants issued bv any other nation even
were that nation in fun standing.
In the case Of the Spanish war, both Of
the helligerents, BY agreement refrained
from Issuing commissions 70 prlyateers. and
j now has been many years since the
mug ~ any IthNtFtdHle uhllon nus uVNH
over such craft In the case Of Mr.
Kruger. II Is extremely doubtful whether
he. would, if the issues were forced in
this way, he recognized as a de facto presl-
dent. authorized to issue commissions to
privateers, That point would have 20 he
settled at the outset and zach nation
whose commerce was affected or was
threatened by the prlvateers would Dc.
termine for itself his competency 1t Is
scarcely 10 he expected that they would
decide against their own commercial In.
terests. SO that Nh Kruger's prvateers
would End it difficult to secure general
recognition
The threat to send out privateers with
out President Kruger's consent Is idle 1t
is said that such craft would he pirates
pure ana simple and the civilized world
would sweep them on the seas II they
should begin operations against the nations.
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A British Steamship Reports Passind
Through a Large Pool

British Steamship Reports passind
Through Large Pool
Galveston, Texas. July 6-rhe British
steamship Hemisphere Captain owen
Jones. reports to the branch hydrographic
office thar on July G "at 1850 p. m, lati
tudc - degrees % minutes, longitude 30
degrees 5l minutes, passed through quite
large arsa Of oil on surface of water"
This point is DDS miles S &C. T. true
iE. S. %. y. E. magl from Bolivar point
lighthouse aud about seventy miles south
ward Of Isle Deniere, La, The water at
this noiut is 80 fathoms deep or 1900 feet
several reports of this nature have been
received and II is the prevailing
opinion that the oil in East Texas
4aa an outlet into tho gulf IN
tseory Is correct there Is a vast quantity
OF oil somewhere between the coast and
nc wells. Some Of the numerous wells
now being drilled viii solve the problem
OF whore 10 Is located,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
BRAzlLIANs TOOK A HAND.

Joined Enthusiastically in the Celebration
OF the Fourth Of July.
Rio de Janeiro, Thursday, July 4-The
Brazilian Fourth Of July manifestations
astonished the Europeans here The Bra.
LILLIAN warships were decorated and the
United States legation was serenaded A
banquet and BAH were given in honor OF
the United States minister, Charles p
RYAN, by State President Bocayuva The
officers OF the United States cruiser Chi.
cago and the diplomatic corps were pres
emf.
The Chicago is bound for Europe.
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great deal Of interest ls taken in this well
b. the public. who expect great results
ms soon as work is resumed Experienced
OIL men think the oil is only few feet
from where the drill stopped when II was
blown ont
The Great Western Is getting along hue.
The drill Is going down fast. They are
working night and day, several other drills
win be In operation In a few days
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MATTERS IN MEXICO.

Pore win Send a Delegate to Invests
gate Clerical Scandals.
Mexico City, duly Ga cablegram re.
ceived from Rome says che pope viii send
an able delegate 70 this country to inyestl
gate the recent scandals among the clergy
ana apply remedy. one priest Implicated
has resigned his parish pending a judicial
inquiry already begun.
Ihe clerical sensation ooeupies laroA
space daily In the leaalng papers
ANenty'hVe arrests have been N the
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Electrical Storm /, ontarlo.

Fort Eric. Ont, July G.-Thls place was
visited Inst night by the most severe cleo
uical storm ever known in Canada At the
race track the row of stables was stru k
and colored jockey William Scott Of
Louisville, was killed william Bonner, q
track, was killed Mr. Wolvert met DEAN
in the same manner. The Others iujure
were William Nash Of Chicago and WiiHaal
Mccormick OF Toronto. Several valuable
horses were Injured
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Rock Island, Texas, July e.-Some time IN
June the Rock Island Land, on, Mineral
and Irrigation company and the soutbwesr
Texas OIL and Mining company combined
for the purpose OF prospecting for oil ana
aeeined TO bore the hrst well in TownsSpJ
or Rock Island The two comnaDis ~ ~ y
aeTed ne drilling OUTFIT together ana Il
arrived here on the 9TH AZ mis- v,rjttn.
lug II out "'e DusS haol
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BIG RANCH DEAL.
Nave-McCord Property in the Panhandle
Gbapoas Harde

Nave-McCord Property in the Panhandle
Changes Hands
Fort Worth, TeNls, July 1T. T n
Andrews returned today from ST Joseps
Mo, whore he succeeded in closing the itl
for the Nave-McCord Cattle company
lurch, The purchaser Is John slnighisl
Of this cit, ana the conslderoti.z was sbcsi
$4,000. Tho ranch Is located il GsIa
an Linn counties and comprises about w
COO acres Of decided Land and abou, sl'm
acres Of leased lind The DECIDE land VII
sold for S160 per acre The deal also %
Guided 1000 Cattle, which brought SlSJ0 rs
heud, with several calves AZ SO per hslg
Mr.. Slaughter will take possession on Az
gust J.
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FIRST OIL BARGE LAUNCHED.
II Is to Be Used for the Gulf Trade-Has
a Capacity of 100000 Gallons.

a Capacity Of 100000 Gallons.
Galveston. Texas, July G-rhe Charles
Clarke on Transportation company has
launched barge No. 1 at Beaumont. u IS
the first barge that has been built for the
transportation of oil between gulf points.
IL is built Of wood and Is equipped WIN
twenty -four oil tanks which have a cn.
Pacity Of 100000 gallons. II Is expected Go
he placed In commission In about eight
DAYS when II viii be used 20 convey
cargo OF oil 10 New orleans. The complnv
has two other barges In course af con.
Ice in about two months They ara IA
have capacity OF 10000 and $1,000 gnl.
Ions respectively The tug Charles CLARKE
service '
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DAMON MOUND DEALS.

There Was Much Activity Yesterday
Among Mccall Holders.
Among local oil men there was oulte n
hoom IN the Damon Mound real estate
market Yesterday. At the Hutchlns bonse
a transfer occurred OF scyenty.nine acres.
IN which the consideration was $40 600.
The trade was negotiated BY Mr.. ] T.
Boyle for w. II. Taylor OF New Orleans
per acre. $50" WV
pr 5. ,Wesiger telephoned from m.
Mhouna that ne closed trade on ten acres
ES000 NN''''"" OF
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London, July GA dispatch from St
Petersburg today says the car. in ap
proving the recommendations Of the ccm
mittee on the recognition of instruction
In the high schools, wrote on the margin
Of the report: Il hope earnest consldera
ton win also be given to strengthening
the religious aud moral education of ouI
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Cirous TraIn Wreckcd

Gleiwltz, Slesia July G.-Rarnum 4
Bailey's circus train was in collision to-
day at Beauthen, Upper Silesla one per
son was killed and several were ipjncd
Great damage was done to the material
Of the show
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Khedive Calls nn snltan

Constantnople. July 6-The khedive Of
Egypt, Abbas Hlmi, arrived here today
and proceeded 10 visit the sultan AT the
Nildiz palace N '"s
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Indo-German Soholar De-

Berlin, July 6--Prof Johannes Schmidt.
the famous Indo-German scholar OF Berlin
Is dead
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VS. AfrIean Operator FaiIed.

London, July 6.-The failure of f. T. Lee.
an operator on small scale in West ART
can securities, was announced TODAY an tha
stock exchange
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Work at Sour Lake.

sour Lake Texas, July 1.-THE Gurey
aiu eaiey people VIII be Ia shape TO com.
iusnss uAlaiins BY Tuesday morning.
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WUl ldEut ...-..-...... ...... 81 900 On
Han Sluicc, Canal and
iriicattnn co. .... 800 90
Houston Cotton Exchange zee
iiulding Association 800 90 4Oo ~
Merchants National Bank 100 90
Texas Savings and Real
Estate ............. 20 90
Sonr Lake Springs Co.. - $50 Ol
Wharton MIL and Eie-
Yator Co.. ..,...:.... -..... 100 %
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Fuel Petroleum,

Y uWh GuUhGufEs
We are now contracting for la,,.
plies OF Fuel Petroleum for del;.s y
Houston, throughout Texas and ~ \
in other States. Advise with Us b ss'.l
closing petroleum contracts, ue'0s
II you wish to buy or sell
STOCKS
OF any description connnunio,..
US. We are on the floor OF the y W.
Oil and Stock Exchange DUNN ~ Iv'is
All transactions for cash. Nn ~ caA
carried on margin. " Sck
ALI miscellaneous and unli.,.
stocks Will be designated az such Any !.
ed In. s''a M
We have a branch office AZ sor.
We are receiving inquiries fnr L1se
rice lands, also oil leas IS; many s ~ ~
gLlries are by mail from Other cis,us.a b
States We invite correspondoncaV ~
those having such property for III. VII
well as with those interested 10 pass, I
The purchase and sale OF Hons.os
suburban property is vigorously WORKED work. II \
Organizers Of syndicates for ~
chase. sale and development OF, an ",
mineral lands " ~
R. W. GAMBLE & CO.
tte MAIN ST. HOUSTON, Tsxl.
See our advertisement Real Estat. y
Sale. I
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Beasty. 100 shares at ...........,.....2ns
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or course the details of the Organization
have not yet been completed, bur the lArg.
er matters have been settled definitely Uy
Senator Iowre and Mr.. Scott while they
Germ viii not make an EFFORT TO sell t6e
STOCK about the country generally but mas
elready and VIII continue 10 enlist large
investors.
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The Higgins oil company loaded a barge
tcday AZ the foot Of Pearl street. Their
eipc line runs 20 the waters edge and n
fcrY short time was required to put 1000
barrels Of oil into the barge
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-20
A BOLD CONSPIRACY.
Reported Attempt 70 Overthrow the
French Bepnblie
SEPT. IA THE DATE
The Alleged Scheme Il to Place Prince
Louis Napoleon on the Throne.
. as Emperor-The Plan Is
Of Russian Origin. -
london, July le.--TAe Pail Mali Ga.

London. July 10. Tho Pail Mali Ga
rette publishes a communication from
i,s Paris correspondent giving cifcuni'
stsn,ial details Of an alleged conspiracy
% Svotthrow the French republic
ara install Prince Louis Napoleon as
emperor. The correspondent Is assured
that upon Sept. "a, upon which date
the car intends to promote Prince Louis
20 full generalship in the Russian
army. has been selected rs the occasion
for the demonstration 10 support the
claims Of this prince. who is such a
close friend OF their Russian maiesties
and By all elements opposed TO the
present regime. Tho names Of Derou-
lesic, Marquis do Iur saluoes and Mar
e.-Hehert ARE mentioned rs the leading
spirits of the movement. and seyeml
high functionhries Of the present gov
ernment nro alleged % DO assisting tho
movement with funds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-20
ROCK PRAlRlE.

Rock Prairie, Texas, July 10
We are needing rain badly. A
nice shower on the cotton would
help il along.
Most all the farmers have laid
by their crops.
The health in this community il
very good at present.
Mrs. Buckhalter Of Wellborn is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Royder
this week.
a crowd Of young people from
Cart Wheel attended preaching
here Saturday night.
Rev. G.. A. Foster filed his
regular appointment Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lee Royder has returned
home from Wellborn where she
has been visiting her sister the
past week.
Prof. b. II. Wiley Of Bethel is
going to start a singing school next
week az this place.
Rev. G.. A. Foster postponed lis
meeting until the second Sunday
on account Of the farmers wanting
to save their fodder.
We have organized prayer meet
ing again on Saturday night aud
we will be glad for the people Of
other communities to come.
Miss Matte Foster Of Providence
visited her friends Saturday and
Sunday. Boil Weevil.