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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Interest in The CITY Election Is Al
rcudy AtVnlScninG

Lake Charles La January l3.-Interes, Is
already beginning TO centor about ihe local
election TO be held next April The cand-
dates for a number Of the Offices are pretty
wen guessed by the general public. but
tnero are only two who have gotten out In
the open and announced themseNes. Both
OF these ask for the position OF city marshal
nihly arc L. c. Dees aud Policeman Z. a.
II is generally understood that the friends
OF Judge G, a. FOurnct the present mayer,
VIII run him again for the same Office and
me uaine CT Hon John II Poe the president
ei the school board and mayor pro TEN, has
Deen mentioned by goodly number OF his
The plan OF having a municipal democratic
primary win hardly prevail this spring, Your
correspondent has interviewed members of
the parish executive committee and while
uiscln'ming any authority ia the premises,
they agree that even Il st was desired II
would be TOO late now 10 undertake demo
cratic nominations by primary.
party OF young people gathered at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs, J. Frank last evening
10 bid farewell to thor guest. Miss Florence
WON. a pleasant evening was spent by the
young folks,
a b, Spencer of the Crowell a Spencer
MN Of Longleaf, La, is in Lake Charles
on a visit.
Hon. A r Pujo returned last night from
New Orleans, whore he has been attending
United States court.
Mrs. Andre Bouvier Of Montgomery Ala
was, visitor In Lake Charles during the
week.
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lFloresvlle, Texas January l1.--konrat
TO Louis Quintaniila. George Watt re-
Gently sold to q. b. Myers,
Colmesniel, Texas. January 12,-Mr. l.
b. Fulgham has sold his stock of jewelry
and watch repairing outfit to Mr.. l.. Nil
Ter, who has removed same to Woodvlle.
Texas.
Karnes City, Texas, January 12.--Tcs-
terday the drug firm Of King & Bailey OF
this place was dissolved, the former. Dr.
s. A. King. selling bis half interest To
the latter, Mr.. L. g. Bailey.
Cleburne, Texas. January 12.-Mrs. S
e. L1ytleneId, who mas been in the mill
merry business here for seven years, viii
leave soon for Olslg1 oma CITY 10 opel
a similar business there
Celeste, Texas, January l2.-The con-
dictionary stand formerly owneI by
Claude Patterson Is now owned by viii
Hudson. Charley Patterson viii soon
open up a flil and complete line OF dry
goods.
Cleburne, Texas, January l2.-Colone
s. T.. Moss has abandoned his proiect
OF starting a new bank lin Cleburne Il
VS. Thought other capitalists here will
take up the matter and push ii TO 8
reality.
Victoria, Texas. January 1s.-Mr. f. B.
Lan5er, trustee, yesterday sold at pub
lie outcry the stock OF dry goods OF !.
II. Schneider. Jr.. who recently assigned.
Haller Bros. Dry Goods Co. were the
highest bidders at $500, which was
about sixty cents on the dollar.
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THE BEAUMONT OIL WELL
Greal Crowds Of People Visited The SpouleI
on Sunday.
A LIGHTED MATCH cARtLfSslY DROPPED
Hut the Blaze Was distinguished RE-
fore Any Great Amount of Damage
Had Becn Done.

Beaumont, Texas, January ia sea OF
curious humanity 20 the north aud an
immense lake OF oil eo the south was
the scene around the Lucas oil geysey
from early morn until late this evening
There WAS no cessation whatever in the
dow OF oil from the we'll today. ana
as II spurted high into the air and was
sprayed by the wind It made sight that
MIL long be remembered by the thous-
ands who gazed at 1t.
This morning there was an incident
chat caused CONSERVATION and made the
olood run cold in the veins OF many a
Grave man. Some one in going across
the prairie 10 tho north OF the we'll care
lessly threw lighted match into the
tall high grass. Instantly there was a
craze ana II seemed for a time as IL the
names would spread to the Immense oil
AXE. Tho hundreds OF mon present uutck-
ly recovered from Ghe shock which RrRt
came at the sight OF Are under such con-
dNlons and they fought the Are until
1t was eXtinguished
This morning the Southern Pacific ran
special excursion trains out 10 the wcIl
and each OF them was crowded so she
hutIu falis' Nearly the entire city vis-
fted The we'll, and In addition there were
several hundred visitors aud prospectors
many considerable parties from Orange
Lake Charles Crowley and ether Louis
isna points.
There has been little TO transact bust
ness IN the way Of securing leases or
options on lands today Several consid-
cradle transactions are brewing and IL
Is rumored that a Pihshurg, pa. repre-
sentative is here and Is authorized 10 In
vest $4,000 900, II that amount of money
Is necessary to get in the field
How 10 take care OF the hood az oil
sroutins from The wen IS a serlous prob.
lem, The lowest estimate OF eXperts
now likes the flow at 10000 barrels per
day and there are some WAC contend thai
phe output Is nearer 10000 barreis. AT
present this vast volume Of oil is flowing
on TO the ground. Leves after levee mas
oyerilowed and there is now an I'M
mense lake, ranging in depth from six
inches to four feet. Captain Lucas and
MS assistants are working faithfully 10
control the well ami they hope 10 sue
coed sometime tomorrow In the moan
time he asks that parties who go in the
vicinity TO be cautious. A little care
lessneSs with fire might result in damage
that could not dc estimated in dollars.
number of prospectors who reached
here Friday and Saturday have ordered
derricks, and dozens OF wells will be I'M
der construction before the end OF next
week.
Il, j. Polk, general manager or tho
Gulf Colorado and Santa Pc, came in his
prtNate car this morning 10 see the big
oil well He says the well was beyond
the conception OF human mind, ANA no
one could imagine It's value TO Beaumont.
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INSPECTING THE OIL WELL.
IL Flows More Than All tho Wells in
Corsicnnn Combined

DIR. 5. w. Johnson. mayor of Corsicana,
and interested N the Corsicana oil
wells, w. G. Baker of corsicana and II.
J. Baker OF Austin, returned last night
from Beaumont where they had been to
inspect the great oil we'll output OF
which is greater than all of the oil
wells Of Corslcana combined They say
the thing is simply wonderful, and they
estimate the flow from 10000 to $4,000
gallons per day. The oil IL a heavier
oil, however. than that gotten at Cor
sicana, Its gravity being % LIZ, while the
corsicana is from 81 TO 40
DR.. Johnson is OF the opinion that IL
will prove much more beneficial to ali
parties concerned If the oil should prove
to be a Iubricating rather than an iilum-
mating oil, That much illuminating oil
would create a supply that would simply
deprecate the value OF the product, but
we cannot have too much heavy oil for
fuel and such purposes The greater the
supply the greater the market for II and
the uses found for It, 1t viii take the
place OF coal for fuel. four barrels OF
this oil serving the purpose OF a ton OF
coal. II will also make splendid roads.
mixing Il with the dirt and forming an
asphalt surface
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ialtn supported the candidates for Office upcu
tnaL parorm, with the full conviction tina.
every promise and pledge in IL would pe
lsitniuay redeemed. No senator or repre-
sentative Is plsdsed by this platform to sup
port this amendment after its suDmtss on 10
the people. Their simple pledge was to sub
plt II as 1t was presented and discussed so
that the voters themselves could adopt or
reject IT, When IL shall have been submit
iea us pledged, then every member OF the
party will DO, of cot rise. nnie;tered and FREQ
to eslouse or oppose It's ratification by the
people. When the parry shouldtrcd the aght,
!. Of course. dropped out Of It, except in
common with all loyal deinocta,s. When tho
Legislature submits 1t. as it certainly will
teca,sc nne-tenths of the members have
always Keen fai,hfvi to the party pledges
Their / shall be in the contest again 10 he
end to share the fate Of this ali important
measure. until It Is submitted can not see
any reason why any man should expect me
TO 10 before any committee TO meet the lob.
bylsts. who OF course. should be ronpli-
mepted upon their great tact. ability and
zeal in their organized effort TO nislead our
enlightened senators and representative
against what is an imperative demand and
selemn pledge made by our great parry"
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xAvAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
Annual Meeting OF the Fire Depart-
mcnf.

.Navasota. Texas, January l2.--Just a
small bunch Of Hremen were at the truck
house last night to transact department
business and elect officers for the en-
suing year. That few dispatcaca bus!-
ness in commendable shape and then,
and then-were sure the weather never
got TO raw for them. All the old officers
were re-elected as follows: Chief, ". n,
Norwood. Sr.; assistant chief. DR.. O. 9.
Johnston; secretary r. N. Perry; treas
urer, n " Bissell; steward, J. ]. Crea-
gor Treasurer Bissell reported gone
$40 or hand and a resolution was passed
asking Hose company No. 2 TO appear at
the next department meeting and show
cause why they should not be declared
disbsnded. Tho company has oesn DIR
mant for about two years ana It was
thought that encouragement woull bring
them TO and reorganize them: otherwise
a new company miglt be added to the
department
the boys adjourned and were bastling
into VIZ ps when command to aalt vas
given and all brought tor with a Jerk
Then cases Of sode water and dss' .i0us
lemon. layer and pecan cakes were
spread. The Joy band stamped thar APP
proyal on the estAbles so distinctly that
the thoughtful donor got ocular evidence
of the appreciation manifested: yct Dan
anderson arose, checked with smoi on.
and moved that tie department 'hapk
Treasurer H. n, Blsseii for his third an
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Galveston, Texas January 13--The
discovery OF the marvellous oil well at
Beaumont is exciting much interest here
and many Galvestonians express a desire
10 visit the well, This they will doubt
ledd do at their earliest opportunity.
As usual there are some who VIII have
TO see the well TO become convinced In
regard TO It's output, but the majority
seem to accept the reports and are be-
ginning to figure on how long the flow IS
likely TO last and on how many wells
viii be dug there within the next few
r'onths. II he developments reach
present expectations IT win no. only
build up Beaumont, but will also help
the coast coniry as 1t Is now thought
mat the vein can be tapped be geen that
city and the coast,
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CALVERT LOCALS.
Calvert Road Is Now Being Surfaced
with l.rnN ell.

Calvert, Texas January 1S,--Mr c. II.
Turner. general freight agent for the Inter
national and Great Northern road, was in
Calvert yesterday for several hours and left
IN the afternoon for Marlin.
MIR. u W. Robinson, a prominent lumber
dealer Of Marlin and Waco, ives in Calvert
yesterday on business.
Mr.. Nash, one OF Woco's leading mer-
chants, WAS here yesterday transactng bus-
mesa.
Tine roadbed OF the caIyeri, Waco and
Brazos Valley road is rapidly being surfaced
Win a very excellent quality Of gravel ob-
tanned FROM the pit recently purchased by
the company near Marlin.
The first shipment Of market cattle over the
Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley road passed
through Calvert yesterday afternoon, The
Shipment consisted Of a solid traintoad Of
line beef cattle belonging TO parties IN Mar
lin and billed TO Kansas City
Mr.. Frank Poole. prominent planter Of
Milan county. was in Calvert yesterday
he left IN the afternoon for Mumford to
look after business interests.
Or. Eugene Wilder Is visiting at Owens
Vile,
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
LIst OF wnchsmnn.s crcaiinr..

Hiddiuss, Texas, January i2.-Aaolph
WachSman, doing l. general merchandise
business at Mannheim. in this county nlea
a deed Of assignment witch the county
clerk Thursday morning, naming Hermen
MarbWger as assignee, The following III
list OF the credTtors: Mrs. X. Wachs
man. $1,000, First National Bank OF Gid
lings $1,000; }, c, Hellmau q Sons. 5000.
G. Schulz, Mannheim, Texas, 500: Miss
\. Wachsman Mannheim. Texas, $500: r.
Raube, GlddinEs, Sl65; William Muskc,
Mannheim $40, Ernest Nook, Taylor $50;
A, Market, Thorndale. $40. j. iSasper.
ldncoln, 5000; Mrs. X Werner, Lincoln.
500 Walter Tips Austin, 500: Augua,
behrepd. tAddineS, Texas, 500, John A.
Mebo " Bro. Austin, $3.50; Mexican.
Ellers a Co, Austin. 1856 10; w. H.
walker q Son, Austin s147.35; A. H.
Frank n Co. san Antonio, Texas. S294. n
Lee County Cooperative Association,
Gth9ings Texas, 81. 65. DR. p. Fahene.
Chicago, $40 10 III. Il, Bucklen q Co,
Chicago, $ll; J. Rosenblmlt & Co., Balti-
more, s2l so; !. H. Mclean Medicine
company, 81 Louis. SlA 80: Allen Pfeifer
'Medicino company ST. Louis, $50 25;
Chamberlain Medicine company, Des
Mdlnes. I0wa, $50 05; A. g. Richards
Medacind company sherman, Texas.
$7lbO; Waters Pierce OIL company, Gall
weston. Texas. 81 o5 otto Reuter-, Lin
coin, Texas. SEQ Herman Kurchor.
Hncoln, Texas 81 AZ; w. T.. Warren,
Lincoln, Texas, $50 IS; II. Seclig, Gid
dirgs, Texas, 81 So
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HEARNE ITEMS.
Delegates Appointed to the Live
Stock Meeting NJ Honsinn


HeArne Texas January iS--As delegate,
10 convention OF live stock interests called
70 meet in Houston on the lsth Of this month
Mayor 7. L. Brady has appointed Mess,s
w H. Ely William crepan and John I.
McNutt az delegates
Miss Ankle Jenkins died here this mornin,
a. o'clock She had been sick for two o,
'ntns weeks and was thought to be i'm.
proving when she was suddenly taken away
her remains will be buried Ia Norwood GENE.
terry
General Freisht Agent &. ii. Turner Of
tne International and Great Northern raiiwa,
was IN Hearne recently ~
NSes Comedians" wsn appear al Lane,
opera house Monday night aud as il con,n.
nlsnty recommended Il is likely that il viii
s .sIs,,.,. y arge crowd. on the lSth
ueneral Manager John II. COMM of m,
crescent News and Hotel company is In ths
guy on business connected with his com.
Mr. Eugene g. Blake. a well known travel.
ing man. made u trp TO nearne YESTERDAY,
captain S. w, Parish OF Calvert WAS in
hearne yesterday Gu route home from Austin.
MISS Sallie Shapiro. charming young isdy
OF MAIDS ;nvile, visited here recently.
MT. U p. Melton made a trim 10 BRYAN last
night, on visit 10 friends '"''
., messtsl y, o. Mccaa and y. G. Howard.
Nt~N HtNH a VipWtutNl houston cotton
hrm, Transacted business in Hearne recontiy
Captain Nj, 7. Patrick. a well known eli.
zen OF WaSaharhio, lett this morning for his
nome AFTER business trip here
Mr.. G, l., Witherspoon Of Corsic9na WINS n
visitor to the city recently ' ="
MISS Lillian Fretiking, a popular miilincr
Tor Curtis q Go of Marlin. stopped on In
neafne yesterday en- route 10 st. Louis and
New York, where she viii make nnrcbases
iIGr her firm She viii visit her home in
Hinton w. Va, before Returning
wee President ] T. Gragan OF the National
on eonpany made business trip to Hearne
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Crowley News Notes.

Crowley, La. January l2.-The knights OF
Pythias held an election of officers last might
for the current year. resulting as follows;
A. S. Loeb. chancellor commander; DR. NJ. l..
Hofpauer, vice chancellor; Or. II. A. stead
man. prelate; l. II. Clark, keeper OF records
and SEAL Il. Block. master OF arms; w, Il.
Lawson, master Of exchequer; j. G. Med
Ienba. master OF finances; J. Frankel, inside
guard: f sehumlen, outside guard; j. G.
Medlenka. grand lodge representative: +,
Schumlen, alternate.
The negro win sullivan, who slipped OFT Of
jail Thursday. WAS captured to-day Dy the
sherifs deputies near Midland Junction.
great deal OF interest Is manifested here
IN the oil strike near Beaumont, Texas. quite
a number Of Crowley citizens being interested
IN lands IN that vicinity.
Judge De Baillon is now holding a civil
term Of court In this parish.
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CoaI in pnrlser County.

mineral Wells, Texas, January 12--Mr
Fred Smith. a prosperous farmer who re-
sides eight miles south of Mineral Wells, near
Brazos station on the Texas and Pacidc in
Parker county was in the city yesterday and
TO The Post representative said that he had
recently discovered a rich coal vein on his
place wish a two-foot cropping on the noun.
lain and drifts 70 degrees each way. He
CLAIMS that the vein Will run four feet at
level and is 400 feet below the Thurber coal
bed; that 1t is a finer quality of coal than
any Texas mine produces, being OF the Ar
kansas vein, which is next IN quality 10 the
an.nrac'te coal. He says this discovery was
made by accident, but there is no question OF
doubt but that he has fine prospect for a
rich coal bed.
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nual treat. Tho vote was heartily ro-
corded with a shout
Presiden, J. ". shaw has called meet
ms OF the Baseball Park association 10
meet az the Office OF l. Boch Monday az.
ternoon AZ O'Clock. There IS some husi-
ness demanding careful attention AZ once
and II is 90 be hoped the maetlns VIII
be we'll attended
The league will carry on. this nro-
granine. which was prepared by the gem
eral secretary. tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock IN observance Of Enworth League
DAY The church will be decorated ia the
league colors and the public is cordially
invited TO attend.
Department az worstin.
Quartette.
Song No %, Young Peoples Hymnai.
Prayer
Lesson for January IS. f5ccl. xiii IL.
sang No 20, Young Peoples Hymnal
me League Prayer Meeting" by the
tlrst vice president
responsive reading by the league.
Solo. Palms by Mrs Peoples.
Hooper
Song No, ioi, Young Peoples Hymual,
department OF charity and help.
RE Charity and Help Work" by
Mrs Sallie Saunders second vice pros
Song, ~ Was Spoken for the Master ;,
Responsive reading by league.
Lords Prayer IN concert.
Song, duet.
Literary department..
The Work Of the Literary pepart-
ment," by Miss Buckingham. thlrl vice
president
song, No. 16s Young Peoples Ifsnnai.
Tho Epworth Era" by Miss E,canor
Steele
Prayer
Song No. l4, Young Peoples TTvmnai.
League benediction
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some Handsome Calendars.

G. l. Hood & Co.'s calendar for the
ini':ial year of the Twentieth century
portrays the likeness Of a little girl
with flowing hair, pink cheeks ant
bright eyes, which, width the postur,
of the child, fully bears out the title
Of the picture, Patience"
The Peters Cartridge company of Gin
cinnati are presenting their customers
and fnlends, through their enterprisine
agents of Houston, Messrs. C. L. G. Thee
Berlng, one of the neatest calendars i'm
aglnable. II hes pictures of hunting
scenes Of various kinds and is altogether
handsome and unique
N. w. Aver e SON. the PHILADELPHIA
advertisers, are people who practice ex-
actly what 1uhey preach, that accounts
for their 1901 calendar being so elaborate.
useful and artistic
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HOGG's VIEWS.
VIII Appear Before the Senate
Committee.

&stin, Texas, January 13.As the senate
Rrlttee on constitutional amendments has
#ed the public to appear before 1t next
Fcay to discuss the so-called 'Hogg
dment'' Mr. Hogg has given out the
WINS as an answer to the oft repeated
'ion, do you intend 10 avail yourself
e opportunity to take part In the dis
Non?"
Nc State democratic platform adopted at
II on this subject is as FOL ows:
8lo The constitutional amendment to de-
Wand prevent insolvent corporations from
~ business within this State, to prevent
VS. OF corporate funds in politics and to
yes the free pass system over the rail-
n as presented ana discussed by J. S,
u before the public recently shall be
n .Wed by the next legislature TO tbs
Tor their action thereon.
1Als proposed amendment which the parry
Sc the people should be submitted to
loi tne.r action was prepared with all
1uehoefaaon and care which ] could de-
10 SO important a question. and there is
.fahssr OF any court holding II inval. d
&sentea and discussed ii before the mass
- so2ut three mouths last Surfing and
llHer and also before the state democratic
z hdon at Waco. The newspapers Dub-
IN boih the amendment and my speech In
~ OF H. 1t now stands before the leg
RTe as party demand AMI possesses all
IA leLhlly OF a judgment OF the highest
Mcal tribunal which was ever instituted
~ PURPOSE of settling party questions.
Il ussiop OF the policy of submitting this
oment now would be A reflection upon
&ntegrity Of the members Of the legis-
70, who were elected as democrats and
lssloned 10 execute the party will, and
~ lhFolFe the impeachment of the party's
neht' In The campaign | challenged the
MHlon TO meet me ON the stump In
zfsslhg the merits of this amendment be
n ths people. Not one Of them accepted
opportunity then. They waited until the
u convention. There the discussion was
"a upln the merits and the sO-calied
"a IiTuTioNALITY of the measure. and
MARTY settled and sealed the issues SO
~ the present legislature is concerned
81 II du'y submitted to them in the form
nj esented and discussed nv rnyself for
"a hnal action thereon. When the party
"a On his and other measures. all demo-
"a or course. bowed to the pprty viii.
Ia the legislature complies with the marty
INC and submits this amendment 10 tie
#e ] shall then. tie Lord permitting, 90
<4he eamuaign aud discuss the merits and
lei consti'utisnal'ty OF II before the
~ iusi az have many other lnportsnt
7pres which we're challenged nv the same
Mac influences upon the same srounds
sH uooa the test. II any or al Of the lob
"a Wnn have gsihsrsd around the can,tol
" Ter tie purpose OF trying to defeat
pms tt7si't or ~ have Il emas,ulated OF
~ feeturss wish To have a division Of
WITH ire IN the rampalcr. I shall be
20 accommodate them- Their a'tsmD;
Hs 70 get nemhsrs OF She democratic
70 violate this democratic pledge BY
w % submit the avenfment according
democratic platform. u 10 not now
,hon whether the amendment r. meri-
owt whether the democratic demand
DC ooeyed. I know the people In 5000
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Ennis. TexaF, January i3.--The splendid
crops OF the past year have placed the people
Of Ellis county in a splendid financial condi-
ton aud as consequence there is much
changing in the ownership Of farm lands in
this immediate section, especially among
those who have heretofore been renting. D.r
Serslhosuon Of crops VIII be INDUCED IN dur
Ing Toe year 1901. CITY property is also
in demand and several large residence sales
nave jus. been consummAted.
Rev Bennett Hatcher, formerly pastor Of
the tabernacle Baptist church here. and
who was succeeded by Rev. W. r. Penrod
has located al Charming. Texas and Was here
yesterday arranging 10 move MS household
goods to that place, where be and his family
VIII reside.
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You
Look Old

It's impossible for you NOT
TO, with the color of seventy
years in your hair! Perhaps
you are seventy, and you like
your gray hair. And perhaps
not!
Dark hair for youth and
vigor; gray hair for old age
and decline.
you will use Ayers Hair
Vigor, in less than month
there won't be a gray hair in
your head.
1t keeps the scalp free from
dandrutf, stops falling Of the
hair, and makes it grow thick
and long.
One dollar bottle.
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Reception to Ladies of nastrop.

BaStrop. Texas, January Ian Informal
afternoon reception at the executive mansion
IN Austin to the ladies of Bastrop by Mrs
Savers is announced for Tuesday, January
y from to O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. sayers left Bastrop
Tor Austin, their future home, last ThurG-
DAY, carrying with Snem the warm love OF
many and the best wishes OF all. Their
departure leaves void IN the circle OF their
associates in society and in business that
Will be hard to fill, and they will ever hold
deep and abiding place in many hearts here
az their lifelong home.