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Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
THAT SEAL SKIN CLOAK
Gradually Working Its Way Into the
 District Court.

In Justice Grays court yesterday the
 first thing to come up for action was the change of venue asked for Satur- day night by C. w. Johnstone, attorney Tor Ed McCourt, who Is charged with idleness, etc. The defendant alleged the prejudice of the court. and the venue was granted, which now throws the case into Justice Burnett's court.
 The afternoon was devoted to the hearing of the famous ssal skin cloak case. which was dragged into Justice Grays court on change of venue from Justice Burnetts court The case Is not exactly related by blood to the diamond case on which Harry Hall is awaiting the action of the grand jury, but 1t nevertheless has the same paren- tage, for it grows out of the same series Of circumstances of which the diamond case was the natural issue.
 Charlotte Monroe pawned the cloak, the history of which is we'll known. to Rozensweig, for $50. Later. an ac- ton being brought against the pawn broker. he restored the cloak to it's rightful owner and then sued Charlotte Monroe for $6l.55, the amount of money loaned and the court fees. It came to Justice Gray yesterday. as men toned above, on change of venue. C. w. Johnstone represented the plaintiff, and Attorneys Bullard, Alexander and Neill represented the defense
 The plaintiff alone testified. He re- cited the details of the transaction 50
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

vided that F.. M. Skinner he the build
 ing inspector. MT. Sanders moved with
 alacrity that the motion be amended
 by striking out the last section and the
 motion prevailed. A vote on the reso-
 lution as amended resulted Ayes,
 Sanders, Shott Talbot: nays, Dunlap.
 McNeill. Mir. Sanders then nominated
 for the po1ition contractor F. Sunder-
 land. providing. however, that he should forfeit his easy job as soon as
 he took contract himself M.. Dun lap nominated Mir Skinner and the vote stood: for Sunderland. Shott. Sanders and the mayor for Skinner. Dunlap and McNeil! MT McNeill said in stage whisper. We are Skinned"
 IHe city marshal reported that he had been besieged by business men asking permission to put up hitching posts Tn front Of their places of bust. ness. The marshal asked for instluc- tions. This brought up an old and ag- gravating question The council did not give the marshal direct reply, but proceeded to pass a resolution that ev- cry owner Of a 25-fOot lot would be permitted to place two rings for hitch ing purposes in front of his property on the inner edge of the curb line. This carries the inference that If a man has no cemeT. sidewalk in which to place a ring, there Is no law against him building one Cr standing and holding his horse till somebody else builds one.
 number of applications for build ing permits were referred to Building InSpeCtor SundorIon1 who b,d ro. ,,o4 put in an appearance to claim his job. :. but who will find a desk full of busi- n5as awaiting him this morning. A number Cf other minor matters were i attended to and the courcil adjourned to meet again probably on Saturday night.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
HOW TO AVOID TROUBLE.

Now is the time to provide yourself and family with bottle of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over, and 1T procured now may save you a trip 10 town in the night or in you busiest season. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful medicine in use for bowel complaints both for children and adults. No family can afford to be without it. For sale by Elvcy & Huctt
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

far as loaning the money and getting nothing for it, was concerned, but failed to show the manner in which he was dispossessed of the garment. The -fense offered no testimony and se- cured a judgment The attorney for the plaintiff gave notice of an appeal to the district court.
 The case will probably rest now till the October term, when the weather will be cooler and a seal skin cloak can be handled without burning anybody.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis ease. and in order to cure 1t you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts di- rectly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this coun- try for years and is a regular prescrip- ton. 1t is composed of the. best ton ics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect comb- nation of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
 Toledo, O.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
THE SAVING RAIN.

Topeka, Kan. June 3.-The drouth of four weeks in Kansas is broken. Rain has been falling throughout central and eastern Kansas all night The grow ing crops will now be put in excellent condition and the farming industry will take on a new lsase of life,
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

For fowl, steak, chops CT game and cold stein, try the Capitol Chop House Orchestra every evening. w. G. Stewart, proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

Call at Elvey x Huletts and get a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are an elegant physic They also improve the appetite strengthen the digestion and regulate the liver and bowels They are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

The best of everything at the Home Baking Company. Telephone 231l.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

Ladies, have your suits and golf skirts made at Stein's.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
THIRTY ONE BODIES IN CELLAR.
A Birmingham Widow Charged With
 the Death of Infants.

Birmingham, England; June 3.-The bodies of thirty-one infants have been found in cellar beneath an under takers establishment. The bodies were huddled together in soap boxes. The establishment was conducted by widow, who today was charged with causing the infants deaths. The pris- oner was Tsmanded.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
VALUE OF HARRISON ESTATE.
The Ex-Presldent's Real and Persona
 Property Appraised at s36o,0O0.

Indianapolis, Ind, June S.-The Union Trust company, as eXecutor has filed with Probate Commissioner Walker the appraisement of the personal property held by eX-President Benjamin Harri- son at the time of his death. The re- port shows that his total personal property is valued at $l76,625, and his Indianapolis realty is appraised at $lS4. 300.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

N. Porter Saddle and Harness Co., Ii East Washington St, for best vaquer, saddles. We guarantee them not {, hurt or break
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
Sold by druggists. price 75c. Halls Family Pills are the best.
MEDICATION OF A SUGAR KING.

New York, June 3.-It was reported today that President Havemeyer would resign from the presidency of the American Sugar Refining company. and be succeeded by w. B. Thomas. of Boston, The report is not credited.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
THE BIG CIRCUS.

The tlg spectacular production "Coontown 400," is coming just like a circus, with a perfect waterproof pa Vilion theater, large stage, complete scenic equipment and every facility for producing this big extrava ganza. em- ploying fifty Of the greatest colored per formers in this. country. giving a per formarce of a new and novel character combining singing. dancing, grand marches. tableaus. pallets and all the comedy and knock-about characteris- ties Of the colored race. Will exhibit here Tuesday and Wednesday, June 1 and |. Show ground Washington St. and Third avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
PALESTINE

The contest for the carnival queen be.
gan here today. The winner the con.
test will be queen of the carnival and
bal ia be glyon here during tho last week
IN November
MI and Mrs. a, R. Howard and Mr. aud
Mrs VIM Bra1agan occupied a box at
the Maurice Grau opera companys pre-
sCnta,!on Of "Loheagrin" at Houston lasts
week They all returned home highly
pleased with The performance,
he hcmus klub gave vetY enio liable
little durce at their elegant club rooms
IN this city Thursday night II was at
tcudtd by Fifteen N ?alestine's leading So
ciety people, and they We're all delightfully."-
entertained.
Wednesday night a; the beautiful home
Of the bride ON Magnolia street IN this
city D. Virgil Henry Barton Of Overton
and Miss Annie Jordan were united 10
marriage. The happy couple left after the
ceremony for Oyertou, where Dr. Bartlett
enjoys a lucrative practice. They were
accompanied 10 the train by about fifty
friends who threw rice and old shoes at
them Miss Jordan WI oTo of Palestine s
society leaders and her circle Of friends
numbered many hundred,
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COLUMBUS.

The young men Of Columbus gave hall
Friday evening at rse's han compli.
mentary to Miss Edith Chambers Of Waco.
who is visiting the family Of Mr. Seymour
Gocpnger Zoe Voino's Italian string
band from San Antonio furnished the
music for the occasion.
Misses Amy and Allie Vann Of Kerrvle
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs w II Caldwell
air. Hicks Woods Of Flatouia. on account
Of business interests. has had occasion to
spend portion of his time iu Columbus
lately
The Evening Euchre club met Thursday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b West.
Miss Daise Lynn Cakes is making an
extended visit In san Antonio
Mr.. II. A Townsend las returned from
q trip 70 Buffalo, Canada and other points
In the East
Mr.. JEFF Smith and family are visiting
relatives In Bryan
Mr. Wills G. Youens left Wednesday 10
reside In Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. George Best. Mr.. and MIS-.
W IL. Brooks. Mrs Wells Thompson, Mrs.
). L. Green. Mr. ana Mrs Glenn a. uar.
berl. Mi aud Mrs. J. Alvey Harbert. Mrs.
}. j. Mansfield, Mrs. Dr. r. II. Harrison.
Jr- Miss Lua Leyendccker. Miss Cecil
Byrd Johnson, Miss Jacqueuu Bruce and
Alr T. r. Brandon were OF the Columbus
contingent who attended the rendition OF
'Lohcngrn' at the auditorium Monday
evening
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NACOGDOCHEs.

Mrs. Mollie Collins Of san Augustine is
visiting her daughter Ms. Lamar Blount
Of this city. Miss Irene Collins is with ner
mother aud viii remain some time with her
sister Mrs L. Blount
Rev. Gallaher returned 10 Lnfkln on
Monday 10 assist in the nrotracted meeting
and will be absent all the week
Sam H. Dixon Is in the city again this
week talking mp truck and fruit farming
on the line Of the Houston East and West
Texas railroad.
the farm Of w, b. Pearson. Sr. four miles
from town. and Is now moving here
ON last Sunday; at the home, of Nj and
Mrs. Ephriam Muckelroy Mr. W ".
Perry was married To Miss Little Broadus.
Mr. A. V. Ammons was married October
30 to Miss Healla White,
Daniel Davis Of Shelhyyile, Shelby coun-
~ is visiting relatives in and near the
captain r. s. Garrison of Timpson Wis,
tied here Monday.
ter of Albert Muller. WIS buried in the Chy
cemetery last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs J l.. Day have returned
to San Augustine, after weeks visit IN
f. H. Goorlch Of the Texas and New
Orleans Railway company Is In tAe Guy
"BI r. ! r. LarNn. Formerly Of Center, Is
now located at Applehy, in Nacog1oches
county.
week In Nacogdoches with the Judge.
prof. NJ B. Brown left Yesterday. the
eth instant for Tencha. His health caused
him TO close up his affairs and school WofA
M the Naco.d0chCs university.
June c. Harris is visiting Fort Worth
this week
Bunicn Strong Is visiting lis parents 81
IapsonViite Rusk county. this week.
.. e Went Of Sabine county visited tAe
city this week ,
Frank Sharp Of NacogdocEes is visiting
Snp Augustine this week.
Or. H. p Barclay from Wharton, Texas
is in ,he city l4c IS prospecting with Tue
view Of 'ocating here.
ytrv interesting meetirA Wednesday after
noon al the residence Of Mrs. Roland Jones
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ORANGE.

An event which promises 10 ecllpse snv
which has taken place during the season
me coming nuptials Of Miss Faunie Har.
mon daughter Of MIR and Mrs. Jesse Har-
mon Of this city. to pr. E. L. Clement Of
Nlnton' Both parties are representatives
ot very old families. Elaborate prepara-
IONS are being made Cards have been
lSsled for the marriage. which viii take
plaee al the Baptist church Wednesday
evening. November 20
me arA ais and departures ~ the week
now no. hcen ~ marked as usual Quite
number Of ardent music lovers visited
5uusloh curing the performance OF the
uPtIa' among whom were Mrs c. f. Ken.
ptr MIS- HeWson, Miss Bessie Kendall
ana several others
Nh; Brown. Mr. aud Mrs. W. II stark
w mrs Lutcher have returned to tho city
4ri1et an absence Of several days In the
Mrs. s. A Robertson. wife Of the con
railroad, was visiting In Edgeriv this week
Mrs sears OF New York city spent a
day, visiting friends in the city this week.
MISS georgia Ochiltree spent few DAYS
In oct Wee, weeS IN Terry as guest Of the Misses
r. Jett and wife Of Liberty are Wis.
ltlug relatives 10 the city
NtS Finlay and hor charming daughter,
Lynd9U, who have peeu the guests Of Mrs.
"a; =, heppler for several weeks, left
II, Farwell office manager for the
Lutchef " Moore Lumber company. was In
houston attending the opera this week
airs Harmon and daughter. Miss Fannie.
W ~ nave heCn spending several days In
beaumont visiting friends, have returned
Mrs Colonel W. p sollidav Of Terry
was an Orange visitor this week
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LocKHART.

Miss Hattie shoaf gave a pleasant
halloween entertainment 10 the young
people Of the city. which was largely
attended and greatly enjoyed by ALL
Miss Blumberg Of New Braunfels is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fischer
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Of Paint Rock are
visiting their son. Conductor George
Davis Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass road.
Mrs NJ NJ Blanks, who spent the sum.
mer in the State of New York, has returned
home.
Mrs Charles HIT dsoa of Yoakum is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
Bishop johnson preached at the Epls-
copal church Monday night and held con
frmation services.
Mr. Olnthus Ellis, who has been very
sick for several weeks, accompanied by
his sister Mrs, Hillyer. has gone To San
Antonio on a health seeking visit
Miss Ruby Sublett entertained her young
friends Monday night in a most charm,
ing manner.
Hiss Schuker Of Gonzales is visiting Miss
Jcssamlle Noble,
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The woman's Monday club spent pleas.
ant and entertaining evening on last Mon
day with one Of its popular members Mrs.
D. 5. Henderson. The club has taken for
its winter evening entertainments q study
Of Macbeth. one Of Shakespeare's master.
ricces, and on the deg'gnated evenings the
club will alternately meet at the home OF
each member. who seem to strive 10 excel
each other in the entertainment Of their
guests and the advancement OF the course
Of studies they have adopted for the win
try evenings
Mrs r z. Barnard and her charming
daughter, Miss Maggie, are here from tho
City Of Mexico, visiting relatives at thelr
old home.
Miss Claude Cald~ell has returned from
her summer studies In Marion, Ga.
Miss Maggie Daimwood left this week
for Lamar. who're she has been rendered
teschership.
Mrs w. H. Damwood has returned
home from visit 10 relatives In the
interior.
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VICTORIA.


Victoria was well represented at the
Grau opera performance In Houston Mon
day. The following is partial list OF
those who went over from here; Mr. ana
Mrs. A. NJ, McFaddiu, Air. and Mrs. W.
]. Craig. Mr. and Mrs F. c Proctor
Mrs. J. V. vandenberge, Mr.. W. e.
Barnes and daughter. Mrs. T; G. Allen
Mrs. K. n Grimes, Misses Robert Calieh-
der Katie Wood. Sophie Gramann' NIL
and Genevleve Power, MessrS ,AuEqISs
Rehm. Fred AlInoch, r. 7. wheeleC ~
Kegan. Henry Grammar. Misses Opnie
I,oft and Katie Davis o. Gollad and Mr.
w r Regain and II Warracn or foFt Ia
vaca Joined the party here -
Cards Of invitation are out 20 ~ NJ ~
riage Of MFR. Henry Haln ana Niles haE
Opnenhelmer which takes place IueshaE
Night November 10, at the jewish tenn
'Siiss Fannie Heaton Of Cuero visited
relatives In VictorlG this week.
Miss Sophie krelse returned 70 aus
IN Monday after a pleasant WISH 70 nei
cousin Louis Kresle, here. ~.
Misses Katie Lizzie and Maggie Ae
Namsra went to san Antonio MONDAY q
witness the Grau opera company YES les
day night They returned nome ytsleIuds
The Kings Daughters have hegun piep
srstiens for an entertainment on me nlghI
~ Noyen1her % for the purpose OF ralsinl
fnnds for their charity work this winter
Mrs. B. Ii. Matthews returned noms
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs r. L. Dick Is visiting her parents
at Forney.
Hon. j. Kearby has returned to Dallas.
Rev j. a. Black, pastor of the Methodist
church at Bonham, is IN the city for his
health.
Miss Mary Campbell OF Seymour is a
guest Of Mrs. S. A. Barber.
Mrs Cullen Grimes has returned 10 her
home at Fort Worth
". A. wilkins has gone 10 Colorado
to be absent about one month.
Rev. S. ". Smith has gone to Fort
Worth TO attend the meeting Of the pas.
tors association and National Baptist
L. X Reese has arrived with his family
from Cuero and will make this their home
Mrs Matthews has returned to Fort
Misses Ada Yeager and Blna Nichols
viSred IN Meathertord the past week.
Mrs. H. D. Beal aud Miss Stella New
man Of Lubbock are here
az SmihVlle after lengthy visit TO her
aunt, Mrs. z. - Oliver
J. II Rich ana vito Of Red River coun-
lvnded visit mere for Mrs RlChs health.
who was suffer from rheumatism.
p /. Fair and wife Of Huey are recent
Mrs Alice Woods OF Fort Worth Is a
recent arrival here
Mss Daisy Reese of cuero is guest
Mrs l. r. Hit of Washington. D. c..
arrived here this week and will visit her
son, \. y. HltL at his ranch, twenty miles
north of town, fer some time
Mrs. NJ a. Lo-'is visited in Dallas this
week
Miss Minnie Howard has returned to
Wentherford.
Mrs. John H Lewis has returned from
Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark have returned
from California.
Ais. Susie Hyman has returned from
Fort Worth
Mrs. Horace Wilson has returned to
Weatherford
Mr. ara Mrs. " II George ARE ia Baird.
Miss julia Clemmeut is Ia Italy
Niles hnnic Bell Hcrdou is I'm Dallas
Miss Thomasine Walker guest OF Mrs
c, ii. Alexander has returned to her
home az Dallas
Mrs. Susie Corhin OF Ennis Is a guest
Of her sister. Mrs Jef Owens.
Miss Florence Beatty Of Fort Worth is
visiting With Mrs. J. II Toierteler
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Philips of Poolviue
are visiting the home Of their son, j. a.
Phillips.
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cueRo.

Mrs George D. Smith and family Of
Tyler are here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs F. r. Mcconnell.
Prof T. P. Junkin and wife. Misses Katie,
Jessie and Ethel Brownson, Mrs. s. c.
Laakay. Messrs Fritz Koehler, z. L..
Brownson. Frank Cram and Or. J. NJ
Lackey visited san Antonio this week to
attend the Grau opera.
Miss julia White came w from Sict~sla
Misses Mitchle and Josephine Wotford
are In Fort Worth attending the Baptist
conference.
Iavnca Yesterday and VIII visit Cuero rcla-
tives before returning 10 her home ia Tay-
lor
Mrs Charles Duren Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Porter near Charco.
Mr. G. r Box and bride. nee Miss lila
Nash. returned from a delightful trip 70
San Antonio, Golad and other points.
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and Mrs. Charles Mayaeld. Mrs. Ma,
thews and Misses r. Dawdv Annto Ass
Spartan and NJ. llse.
Mrs. H. j. Bolton has been shsen, .o.
Mr.. Spaight ne' protner'
In. Egypt this week " "'suus
sa Mrs H.. e Hawes and son Rust are at home
Mr; and Mrs. VIII Kinchioe ana Nttie
daus1ter ihelma are home again after SOW
eral months absence In Lavaca. Mr.. KInch.
loes health Is much improved
Mrs J. g Barbee of Van Vleck ,s tbn
spgst Of her daughter, Mrs. c. ~ Hughes.
Mrs :. u Kemp of lago was In Mar
Ton this week visiting friends
one OF the greatest attractions Of Whar.
Ton at present Is the photograph gallery
OF Mr., Walter Medallion with III artIsticai
McG 9rria,nged groups Of lovely pictures Mr.
North. whore he made a thoroneb stndv
Of his trade '''''
One Of the prettiest home weddings Of
une season occurred last Sunday night,
wnen Mr.. Charles Maydeld the tnienfei
young junior editor Of the Spectator. and
MISS Pearl Kemp plghted the vows which
maze them man and wife In the solemn
9etvlees OF me Methodist church. Rev. w.
1ashins otuciaiiug. only the family Of
me bride were present. and the Young
couple arrived In Wharton Monday morn.
i.hhg, thcn proceeding TO Houston, whore
promise as bright future as smiles he s
lore this happy pair Mr. MayGeId *
young. talented. with o host of friends and
is well known In the newspaper world a.
q writer Of hne ability His lovely bride
dlilng her snort residence in Wharton mas
won many friends by her winsome manner
ana noble Christian character The con.
erai verdict is that Friend Charlie has Won
q prize In the lottery Of life and that he
Is worthy Of the same Nj aud Mrs
Maydeld will make their home in This ritv
-, Miss Nay Hamilton entertained tho First
Teens club with a very enjoyable social
last Friday. Everybody had . merry time
and voted Miss May a charming hostess.
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SOARING A DEBTOR.
The Persuasive Power Which Lay in a
Lawyers Business Card

The Persuasive Power Which Lay in a
Lawyers Business Gard.
Newark News.
A good story is tod Of the way q Newark
lawyer was tricRed by clever client the
other day. The bgrrstar was sitting In MS
office when Mrs b., a friend entered, ard
proceeded 10 tell him OF the difficulty a
Mr.. c. was in through loan he had made
to Mr.. D. Mr.. c. was In great need Of the
money, but MIR. d. refused 10 return the
sum, which was quite a large one.
Il think" said Mrs p. 70 the lawyer
that II you should take hold of the case
you could collect the money
alright said the barristcr, thinking
of thG neat little fec that would be his
after DE had succeeded In Inducing Mr. -
to part with tho sum Claimed by Mr. g..
IN give YOU one OF my cards 10 hand
"a Mr.. c. II he will step IN and see me
I'll handle the case for him "
SHORTLY afterward the lawyer LEFT the city
for few days outing IN the country.
On his return he inquired Of Mrs. y what
had hecome of Mr. c. and his claim against
Mr.. n.
"ilr. C.. said he Just went 70 Mr.. y showed
him Your card and said he had retained
you in the case Mr. d. paid the money
at once.
Now The lawyer Is wondering where his
prospective fee Is coming IN. lie believes
he has n good case against Mr.. G. for about
10 per cent NJ the amount ~ Mr.. G Is loan,
but has not decided whether to press The
case or not.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Ed Josey visited Houston this week.
Mrs r. II Egbert visited Palestine this
week
Mrs Ned Branch has returned from a
visit to Conroe
Mrs Marshal white has returned from
visit to Bay City.
Messrs w h. Blalock, W. r. Mauery and
W. +. Worsham assisted In degree work
Of Masonic lodge ~ Dodge this week.
attended the opera In Houston Monday
have all returned.
Mr. Barton Smith has gone To Beaumont,
where he will be In the poStofhce
Mr. w. K. Pace OF Laredo Is visiting
relatives here
Born, to MIR, and Mrs. T Hamilton Rdun.
tree a son
Mir J. H. Garrett Of Barado visited our
town SatnrdaE.