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BUSINESS NOTES.
vii, Move from Ennis.

Ennis, Texas, June Psi. J. ana :
Chimki. who have been In the u'3 g
business here for several months a't'
ing their goods today preparatory = Z
ing to Navasota, occasloned py wv
tenslve land holdings and oil PIosggs,,5a,
that section. About htteen RRnsss
have been filed for the business n rs
cupled hy them here. Ihete t,,nIs
other vacant business mouse -
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partly destroyed. Reedy. Kyger and Spcn.
Ger were without mali service since Sun.
day. Communication was entirely cut of
until the telephone lines were repaired to-
dav
The Ripley and MIL Creek Valley railroad
Is in han shape The loss Of four bridges
and many wa3houts will make Il iinpOs
sible 20 resume traffic for several days.
On Tanners run, Tributary OF Reedy
consisting OF husband. wife ard seven chill
dren. was swept away while The family
was asleep, hut were rescued by neigh
hors FROM au upper story The loss to
the Reedy merchants Is estimated at S1J,.
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Kaufman county Prlmaries.

Terrell Texas June 25.The democratic
committee for Kaufman county met in this
city today and decided that primary con
ventlons be held in each voting precinct
in the county on Saturday, June 90, at
3 p m to elect delegates to a county con
yention. which shall be held at Kaufman
Monday July /, at 10 a. m. at which
time delegates are 10 be elected to the
congressional convention which meets at
Meridian on March 4.
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San Antonio Siftlnns

san Antonio, Texas, June 25.-Juan nr.
tesa Mexican was run over by a Mis-.
souf, Kansas and Texas train near I.oot.
killed "nu instantly
zoe Business Mems club of san An,on,o
II taLlhg steps TO secure the next lnternu.
Mgnh"i shooting tournament for this CITY.
M organization has been assured thSS
- oSh Antonio wants the meeting IL can
be secured with but little effort. N"'
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SPORT.

Cookers FLY, swee. Dixie, Rein up,
won the Gatwlck selling handicap at
the Gat"ick, England summer meet
ing
ana'Dale reduced the Washington
PARK track record for a fve furlong
run to 100 10.
Jockey Shaw was badly shaken up
by fan at sheepshead Ray
John o'Brien Of Philadelphia won in
twenty-round contest with Harry NJ.
meyer Of London at Newcastle.
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FOREIGN.

The French senatorial army commit
tee decided to favor two years com.
pulsory milltia service :.a,tead of three.
speaker Henderson Of the United
states house of Representatives was
presented to King Edward Of Great
Britain, and later entertained at a
luncheon by Ambassador Choate.
lhree persons were seriously injured
ana many others hur; in riots between
civilians and soldiers at Pampuenala,
Spain.
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roAAY.S ENTRIES.

Six furlongs, selling No Luck los, Alp
40 Wild Katie l06, Ben Boy ll3, Lady
Hastings les, BoncoLer "a Free Gold
Fourth Ward 10, Mace Russell, Nick La.
hart Pomelia los, Admiral Schlcy H.
Correct los.
Mile, selling c, r. Jones III, Frank
rearce lOL lnsunectlon los, Cross Molina
ZOE, Del Sarte, Colonel Cluke Ill, Harry
pullaln %, Stuttgart, Fernandez Ill, Clara
Nj. los.
Eleyen-siNteenths Of a mile Mardne a2.
Lee Nutter l0i, Cdddie +. o.. Satchel lO9
Terra firma lOl. Sambo IS, waklta, Miss
Wandelohr oS, Or Burns i0i.
Hurdles, mile and a quarter-Happy Me
dium l2l, Tommy O'Brien 143, Very Light
Bristol i25. Xnfallg Fps
Mile Blink, Peaceful 100, Chappaaua ll3.
In DESTROYS 90, Pinochle los, Varre o.,
khShnelds no Nacate so, John Baker los
Dan Paxton 03
Selling, SIX turlongS-Hi knllar i1S Ben
Lodi il2, Reducer 10 Clinton Il. los Znck
Ford o., Mrs. Grammar a5, Lain los
Grantor III, W. j. BAKER. cherry Head no
Morris Nelmer III, Percy r.. 10, Fred
Ilessig iO2, Miss Verne los
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Child Shot bv lts e.o.,,.

Bryan, Texas, June a5.-News was re.
Sel1ed here today that the little child of
Nr' and Mrs. Wood of Keith, Grimes conn.
" mad been accidenty shot by lis little
nIr9d1t9ner with pistol. The bail struck rho
t ~ 10 me temple. ranged down through
vii, IL e b anu Ioased In the neck The child
located with an X-ray machine. '"''
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Farmer Lost an Eve

Corpus Christi, Texas, June a4-Ea
Moiaef' farmer met with a painful ac.
eident at the encinal. south of here. a
'e" oaFs ago BE was driving some
spikes in part of his house. when he
struck one sideways, and IL rebounded ana
penetrated one OF his eyes, causing the
loss ioss q that member, which was rsmosed
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OVER A HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Mrs Allie Hodges Died in Arkansas at
the Ace Of 10I Years.

Fayetteville, Ark. June 25.-Mrs Allie
Hodges died at her home in this city this
morning She was born in Tennessee 107
years ago. She came to this town Gfty-four
years ago md has lived In the same house
continuously Until within the last few
months she was frequently seen upon the
she has living IN her house a widowed
daughter IS years old. There are fous
dIen.
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len feel better at once after using nm
t ntN Y, you enjoy your food more ana
49, law see more nourishment and lnvlEoratin1
I'M makes you strong, vigorous IN,
SypeSSgtu, Priee, 80 cents For sale he 4uu
l. hisshng. druggist. 6o2 Main street a.
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RAILROADS.

The Pennsylvania secured the cam
brla Steel company.
Large shipments OF fruit we're brought
into Houston by the express compa-
MES.
Elder Dempster & Co, steamship
agents, leased Offices al Galveston.
Armed guards are patrolling Southern
Pacific tracks at Deming. y. NJ, to
prevent the Bisbee. Arizona line from
crossing.
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sTArE.

Governor Sayers and Health officer
Blunt protested against the proposition
to raise Cuban quarantine.
Diplomas from Denton normal Will.
after being registered, eutitle holders
TO teach
Fort Worth Is to have a $4,000 or.
phans' home.
Much needed rain fell at Alvin.
Texas Teachers association is In SEES.
sion al sherman.
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House nd earn al Cleburnn.

ClehWae' Texas, June 24.--rhe barn Of
Mr. Jim Banks burned; total loss. Light
insurance. Origin OF fire Is unknown. Mr..
Banks lives north Of Cleburne.
mousse belonging 10 William Mcintosh
nprned. partially Insured IN was occu-
pled by Mr. w, II, MoNon whose house.
hold effects We're total loss; Insured Tor
SAVO Origin of the IRE is unknown
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Many women fail 10 digest tass Il
ond 50 become pale. sallow, thin ~ NJ \
While the brightness, freshness oss ri
Of the Skin aud complexIl,esa, S;s W.,
edy this by taking HERBlNE. . tss'' r.
meal. to digest what you nave KIssl
20 cent? For sale by A. D.
irnReist, 502 Main street
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Workinn for Beall.

Rlchland, Texas. June 25--The senatorial
campaign is beginning to warm up, aud
w s Kimbe. district clerk of Ellis coun-
ty. was here yesterday working In the
Interest of Hon. J. A. Beall. He said he
was not out to antagonize Mayor John
son.
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ncdvolN and regularly. the food Of whja6
q ~ the receptacle. Is transformed Intd
hlNod OF nourlshing quality, which Inn
EERBlNE gives tone Ia the stomach an
promotes digestion and agtimilates. pricc
80 cents. foe sale by A. Il. KiesiinS'
druggist, 50z Main street.
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FIoyd MoFarIand ImnrnuInn

New York, June 25.-Floyd McFar,,r.
s w uieFcie rider who was injured In the
1eyeie races at Madison square Garden
WI pronounced better by tue phvsIcians
early today, They assert that he viii Jun.
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petitlnn h BanMuptoy.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 1 ,e,...
Wilkerson, a merchant at BOYD VIZ I.
tys filed a petition in bank ,rlp s,s,st,
Federal colrt here today Ahe
S2967: liabilities S22Ol
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Unanimous for Wear.

Hllsboro, Texas, Jun 24-The demo
cratic primaries of Hill equity unanimous
| " indnrsed Hon. w. C. Wear Saturday for
| congress from this district. His friends
/ are confident that he will he an easy win
! M
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Great flow Of gas at Beaumont did
not affect pressure on gushers.
Haywood No is a fine performer
1t is stated that an immense gusher
hns been struck az Red Fork, !. i.
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odeIl Lads.

Cleburne. Texas, June 24.-FIom later re-
turns it IS clear that Senator odell will
receive twothl.ls Of Johnson couuty's vote
for congress in the county convention on
Thursday.
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Barn at Ennis

Ennis Texas, June pa harm belonging
TO Mrs. d. o, Quin was burned Yesterday
az noon intending a quantity OF feedstufr
tai loss has not yet heen estimated
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Eagle Ford Flour MiIIs.

Dallas, Texas, June 25 The big Touring
mills at Eagle Ford. GU the Trinity river
burned this morning. Loss $4,000 Insur.
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Enas' Texas, June 2i-The Ennis ana
paliss baseball teams crossed bats here
YESTERDAY at West End park. The scors
hbI oS! In 3 10 1 In favor of the Ennis
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section OF the sidewalk and left town with
his arms folded. remarking that he WAS 60
ing down below TO lind out how everything
was. His body was recovered. The loss
Rt Peerless IS estimated at $4,000 and at
Shawnee $4,000
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A TRACK RECORD BROKEN.
Alan a'DaIe Did Good Work at Wash.
ingtOn Park.
ROBERT wADDELL ALSO WON cLEyERLY
Looked Like Yellow Tail Would Take
the Race, but Waddel Moved Up
on Outside and Won. ..

Chicago June * Trart rocord hreai,ing
- -
nhe prlllant victory py hopert Whd-
dell were she features Of this aftcrn 1on &
snort at weshIngton pork In tho serond
49,. - -, -,
race J. :. MeDOWeh mucn'talkeh-oi tiul-
ma colt, Alan.a Dale, made his FIRST Chicago
appearapce 10 ,ynS eraen but whom no
80 -.
sot TO running ne was one OF inc smooth
est appearing pieces Of machinery ever
seen bereohouts He ynn tho event nv
go $50. -, .,'
nun englh ana ana. reuueeI tne lr ralcchk, reg
9rm9n ler I'VE luriohgs from l'"oa 10
INV -.
., IN the hdth Robert WSddell was, backed
lion 20 10 70 %, neIl2w AZ if 2IReq
Maddel moved up on the outslAs aud won
WIN comparative ease. ,,..... o..
:, Mic ana seventy E9rns-iitate queen
cH4!gieislst r9ntasy. llmG "a ~ t2',,.,.
rive ,,IuIl'hSS- Alhh,a-paie' hefoldaue,
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Shamrock u lowed 10 Anohoraos.

" ioWed 10 Anchorace.
rlassoW' June 25.-The Shamrock n vss
taken out OF Forty Ducks today and towes
80 aer anchorage. She will leave her s,t,s
bbehs ~ Is hoped the cup challenger Mi,
~ ready Tor trial this month
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OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
WASHINGTON.

Official business lp the cabinet gave
way to expressions Of sympathy for
Secretary Hay in his bereavement.
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FOR coLoRED CHILDREN.

Mr.. Breckenridge Gives $4,000 to Build
Them School.
san Antonio, Texas, June 25.--ColoncI
George w. Breckenridge has placed to the
credjt of the city school board the sum
Of $1,000 to be used in erecting school
building for colored children The board
has accepted the gift and contract for
the building has been awarded.
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WILL HOLD coRTEz.

Judge Wilson Directs that He Be Kept
at San Antonio.
san Antonio, Texas June 25.-Sherr
Hunter Of karnes county was making prep
arat'ous today to take Gregorla Cortez
there for trial when Sheriff Tobin OF this
county received a telegram from Judge
WiisoA of the Twenty-fourth district at
Cuerc ordering him to hold the prisoner In
tho san Antonio jail until further orders.
This will be done.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, June 25. Philadelphia was
absolutely helpless before GrIniths pitch
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Jim Clarks Work Al Newnorl.

Cincinnati June rs Jim Clark won his
third straight race TODAY at Newport in
romp He is undoubtedly the speediest
3-year,old at the track.
Six furlongs Remark, Plramo, Mr.. Brook
wood Time 1;iIA
Five and a half furlongs Couslne, Mar.
tina. Dr. Worth Time i0Sls.
Mile and a slxteenth-Pretty Rosie, Fin.
elmo, Meges. Time 1870
Seven turlongs- Jim CLARK, John Afcpirov
Toluca. Time 1.2Tib
lon Time I:2S&
sly furiongs Maggie Felix Teucer rthel
Davis, Time l:l4.
Sweet Dixie Won at eatwiok.
London, June 25.--Richard Croker's black
ally sweet Dixie. u. Reinl won the Cat.
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WORTHLESS DRAFTS.

Wick selling handicap Of 500 soyereigns TO-
day at the Gatwlck summer meeting.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, June 25.--Kennedy had Chicago
shut out UP 10 the ffth inning today when
drive from McCormick's bat rlpped his
hand open and he was forced To retire
ktisou taking his place. Chlds quit in tho
siAth ianing because Of a sprained wris
Chicago ........... 900 oo2 GOO 3 =
Brqokiyn ..;.:....., .o02 l0l Ok .
Hughes and King kitson. Kennedy ana
Mcclure.
st. Louis, June 25.-The st. Louis team
won today by batting rally IN the ninth
lrnlng after the New Works hal taken the
lead Taylor relieved Pbyle anu the visl
tors fell on the mute's pitching for six runs
New York ... lol 10 0sO- S -
st. Louis ..,.... 100 oOt 026-12 IA
Taylor, Phylc aud Bowerman: Power
Harper and Nichols.
Philadelphia. June 25.--The game today
was pitchers battle oorth having n slight
advantage. In addition he was well sup
ported, while errors figure In Phlladephia
run getting.
SCure-. X III IA
Cincinnati ....... COO 600 ono o i
Philadelphia ...... ..o2o uOu ok u
Newton and Bergen: Ortiz and McFar
land.
Boston. June 25,-Nine men wen, 20 bat
for Boston IN the thlrd inning and ave
OF them crossed the plate as the result OF
four hits, two bases on halls and two
errors thus ellnehing the game.
Boston ........... 021 coz OON-- 2 IL ]
pittshurg ... 200 002 MO- 3
WINS and Kittredge: Pool and zlm.
uer.
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Selma Ala June 25.--Chattauooea won
q very slow and dragsy game from selma
today Both clubs played poor ball ana
both pitchers were very wild, giving manv
bases on halls Clifford Of Chattanooga
was put ont Of the game and grounds bv
tmplrf, Johnston in the seventh innjpy
Selma OoO roo 800 n y
NR pattanonSa -. -, .0o2 O02 03O-T q !
NaAef ana Harlow; Bruner and Roth.
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LOCAL.

Fire aftermath: Meeting OF the city
council report of burning of first
market. History of early markets.
Where the city Offices will be located.
sale of the Magnolia park property
was confirmed.
Retail clerks elected officers.
First bale of new cotton sold for
St15.
Thomas McGowen was killed by
lumber wagon at Humble.
Delegates to the transmississippi con
gress were appointed.
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snrrHERN LEAGrr.
Shreveport, La, June 25.-CostI

Shreveport, La June 25--Costly errors
by oRourke and the inability Of the 10
Gals to connect with Blackburn's delivery
after the second inulng explains the vie
tory OF the Arkansas men over the home
team. Little Rock practically won the
game In the nth when O'RourGe erred
would have retired the side After that
the Little Rock men made three runs. tie
Ing the score, and won out In the sue
ceeding inning. Score;
Shreveport =. ....... 100 600 000-i S @
Little Rock ....:..... 100 OBJ 20s7 0 ,
Sample and Mcclure; Blackburn aud
Lynch.
New Orleans, June Both sides sluggc,
the ball today but New Orleans slugged
the hardest and oftcnest. Glngan ana
Hoffmelster did the bulk of the hitting.
Score. n ii D
New Orleans .olo 10 8ol-i Is Z
Mulkey aud Abbott Rohb and Swaclna.
birmingham, Ala, June 25-Blrmingham
lost the second game to Nashville in one
Of the poorest exhibitions Of han PLAYING
ever seen in this city. Pitcher Spareer
was taken out In the sixth by Manager
Mills of Birmingham and the move provej
very unpopular. The crowd became SO In.
censed Mt the chance OF pitchers that thev
began shouting for Nashville. Score:
Bhmlngham ... .... ,oo2 O2o 500 . IL ,
Nashville see. .... 900 0G0 Sls-10 q
Sparger, Brandt and Khalkof; Sanders
ana Ballantyne.
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Ing today and was shut out. Attendance
l42O.
Score "a =
Philadelphia ..... 900 o0O 600
Griffith and Sullivan; Piatt and Powers.
baltimore, June 25. Baltimore took the
rourth game in succession from Detroit TO.
,lny or a close and interesting contest
score X
uetrclt ....... 900 oO2 Goo
Nops and Robinson; Sieyers and Buelow.
washington. June 25.--Three singles ana
voughiln's double In the sixth Inning TO-DAY
drove In two earned runs and gave Wash
ingtcn the game. :, >,
Score Il n "
Washington ....... 900 COZ DIX 8 3 Z
siilwaukee ....... 600 COL 600 l q
Carrick and Clarke; Hawley and Maloney.
.oston, June 25,--Boston made two fast
double plays and won an exciting game
srom Cleveland =, ;,
scCre- =
{ tyeland ...... 100 900 DOL
Young and Schreck; Bowling and Wood.
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SOUTH COLUMBIA.

Mayor w. ID. Cameron is attending
the Conference in Pulaski.
Mr.. Gus Powell, Of Nashville, spent
Wednesday here with relatives.
Misses May Rossen aud Mabel Holtz
have returned from a visit to Mrs
John Sowell at Bigbyville.
Mrs. Wash jackson and child have
returned from Murfreesboro.
Mrs. ARA Holtz is back from a visit
to Lynnville.
Mr.. T. R. Greggs has moved to
Tenth street.
Mrs. Ed Potts and children have
gone to Sandy Hook TO visit relatives
Mr.. W. d. Cameron is in Pulaski
attending conference.
Mrs r. G.. Fraley. who has been
visiting relatives here, has gone 10
Nashville 10 spend few days. and from
there she win return 10 her home At
Marshall. Texas
Mr.. J. D. Bl0unt and Mr.. John Col
vert left Wednesday to attend the
Street Fair in Sheffield this week.
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Harlan
g. Evans
DEATHS HARVEST.
Capt. L. w. Black.

Capt. l.. W. Black died suddenly
Saturday night about o'clock at the
home of his sister in-law, Mrs. Sallie
Dobbins, on the Bigbyville pike. His
death was caused by heart disease he
had gone out ON the porch to get a
drink Of water, when he became
stricken, and after being carried back
into the house died in about two hours
Capt Black was one of the best
known citizens of the county He
moved here from Canton, Ohio, during
the sixties, and for long time was
prominently associated with the town
in both public and business way. He
was engaged in the livery business for
a. number Of years, and served the city
in the capacity of Mayor He was a
staunch Republican. but did not take
much part in politics. He leaves sur
viving him two children Miss Mary
Black and Mr.. John Black-the latter
of whom returned home only few
days ago from Alaska.
The funeral services were conducted
at the residence Monday morning at II
O'Clock by Rev. A. P. McFerrin, anC
the burial was in Rose Hill cemetery
The pallbearers were: Maj. J. T.
Williamson, Messrs. R. P. Dodson
Frank and W. T. Chaffiin, Tom Por
ter, J. B. Granbery, K. G. Irvine ant
w. p. Woodbridge.
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Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods,
Wraps, Carpets and platIilgs.
J.R()SE\INA[
ENTEKTEl AILMENTS.
Reception and Cards.

One Of the prettiest social functions
here this season was that at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. w. Bradshaw,
given by Mrs J. M. Mayes and her
daughter, Miss Rebecca, to their
numerous friends in return for the
many delightful social courtesles be-
slowed upon them. The house was
most deliberately decorated for the oc-
casion. Beautiful ported plants, cut
flowers, and handsome palms and ferns
were used in the greatest profusion in
the double parlors halls, dining room
and stairway. The frieze of all the
rooms and the chandeliers were
covered with Southern smilax, and
this same dainty vine made perfect
drapery for the folding doors. The
cosmos was the prevailing flower, and
the pink and green color scheme was
carried out in every detail.
The dining room was lovely beyond
expression in its dress of smilax and
exquisite pink roses, while the table
was respondent with bon bons, cut
glass, silver, and pretty lace covers.
The entire house was brilliantly lighted
with pink wax candles in silver
candelabra Dainty refreshments were
served about one hundred guests
partaking of this charming hospi.
tality.
Misses Rebecca Williamson and Mary
Rains served punch in prettily dec.
Grated recess in the hall
Mrs. Mayes and Miss Rebecca were
assisted in receiving by Mesdames T.
N. Figuers. G., w, Bradshaw. G.. A.
Folgey, and Misses Annie Williamson,
Willie Figuers, Helen Rockwell, Irene
Freeman, Anne Evans, and Myrs
Thompson Of Spring Hill. The ladies
were all charmingly attired in hand
some new gowns of the season.
In the evening Miss Rebecca Maye
entertained about fifty of her youn,
friends at card party. There wer,
six tables and six-handed euchre was
played. The evening was one of rar,
enjoyment and at its close an elegant
hot lunch was served to the guests.
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RAINS, The Druggist.

Wooten, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter,
Miss Mary Carpenter, Mrs. Br-ndau,
Misses Lucy, Rebecca and Nellie Will
hanson. Miss Willie Biddle, Miss Mary
Dale Figuers; Messrs. w. j. Howard,
Jr., j, O. VOORHEES,, Granville Coleman
W. A. Dale.
Among those who attended the
Grand Opera in Nashville Wednesday
and Thursday nights are Mrs. Sue
Gray Huntington, Mrs. Robert Pillow,
Mrs. Minnie fowler and daughters
Misses Minnie and Daisy, Misses Lucy
Haley, Ida Lipscomb. Henrietta Laza-
rus Messrs. Earnest Scribner, w. A.
Willis, Raymond Addison. Arch Lips.
comb. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Sharp, Mrs.
Joe Brownlow, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs
Frank Everett, Mr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. B. Rains, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Dedman. Mrs. J. J. Stenh.
enson, Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs f. D.
Lander, Mrs. II. P. Figuers ant
daughter Miss Mary Dale Figuers
Miss Kate Mcclellan, Mrs. J. H. Car
penter and doubtless there are others
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M. P. ME ERIL.L.
...DENTIST...
office: Rooms 81, Masonic Building.
Telephones, (CitizensD: 0ffios, No. IGa
residence, No. 2S7.
WEDDING BELLS.
Hasslock- Terry.

The marriage of Miss Carina Terry
and Mr.. A. T. Hasslock took place
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents near Terry, Rev. Mr..
Doss, of Mt. Pleasant officiating. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Zula Terry, while Mr. John Ingram Of
Mt. Pleasant, acted as best man. The
parlor where the ceremony was per-
formed was prettily decorated for the
occasion. and the bridal pair entered
to the notes of Mendelsshon's wedding
march, played by Mrs Alex Orr. a
reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Hasslock left for
their future home in Nashville.
Miss Terry is popular and accom-
plished Young lady, and Mr.. Hass-
lock is well-known young business
man of Nashville The best wishes Of
large circle Of friends will attend
them.