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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-24


ton. 1t is positive cure for almost all
disorders of these organs, and cures also
such diseases of the heart, blood, liver
and other organs, as have their cause in
a weak or diseased condition of the
stomach.
There is no alcohol or other intoyi-
cant contained in Golden Medical
Discovery"
Substitutions are limitations. Irnita-
ton money is worthless. So are inita-
tions of DR.. Pierces Discovery" Get
the genuine.
Mr.. John. L. Coughenour, of Glensavage,
Somerset Co. Pa, writes: al had been doctor
ing for about year and half, being unable to
work most of the time. The doctor said had
heart disease and indigestion. My appetite was
unusually poor, l was weak and nervous and
my heart kept tlirobbing continually, and was
short of breath. Finally wrote to you fot
advice. I did not think your diagnosis was right
but I ordered six bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery and began its use. After using three
bottles began to improve slowly and soon went
TO work and have been working ever since"
Free. Doctor Fierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, sooS pages, 700 illustra
tions, is sent free va receipt of stamps tc
pay expense of mailing only. Send 81
one-cent stamps for the paper bound
edition, or 81 stamps for the cloth. Ad
dress DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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'HANNOLD & HART,
SPECIALS FOR 10 DAYS.

Lot 35x90, above high water, price
$1,000.
Lot 45x90, above high water, price
$7OO.
Lot 57x100, valuable business loca.
tion near Putnam street, bargain.
Lot 54x150, in Norwood, fine location,
$500.
Lots in Williamstown, 45X116, $500,
Block of 10 lots, good investment.
New 6 room house, lot 50X150, $1450,
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Pa-Zi laundry does washing and ir-
oning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

f tbs nl year, as Il Is required By law that
h hae present district Judge w / Oxford
n nsS 70 mold court Atty weeks each rear
a ~ last year there was ffty-eieht weets
Q, district court held In this ths Tcr myvss
t,llit judicial district When connsrSd
MN MIN me time of other Judges In MS stsge
~. .,ils ~ TOO, much work for one indSn AZ
. sne court Is now behind with its 1sort N
such counties @''uiu ue kNen
.,i ht was moved and carried, that n ,s tha
we m,sn or the bar TO have the leelslotnre
Nut Soryell county from this distrIet
~ was moved aud carried TINT II Was
tre WISH OF this bar that Paio Pinto conn.
remain In the Twenty ninth district
-. was further moved and carried that
Soininittee ct five he elected and given mi
puMer 70 act for the Palo Pinto bar md
as discussed before this hodv' When me
n1mes OF Z. w. Massic w. E. McConneu
SSlbert stevenson, w. r. Gibbs and n ~
bIHltord were placed in nomination and
ca 10 carry out the wishes of this bnr
~ was moved and carried that ali conn
papers be requested to publish the mo.
yee1lngs OF this meeting and thar a cnnr
DC furnished The Houston Post ~
=, 49, W. II. Martin, Chairman
A. NJ. Blount, Secretary. "iin
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LIBERTY BELL TO CONE TO TEXAS.
Probable that It Will Be Carried on a
our Of the Stata

Waco. Texas, July 27.--Mayor ]. w Rig.
gins has been in correspondence with the
proper authorities of Philadelphia looking
TO an arrangement by which tho Liberty
bell will make journey through Texas.
Speaking Of this matter, Mayor higgins
said; ut has been arranged to take the
Liberty bell to Charleston The itinerary
of the bell was taken up by Colonel j. I.
Crisp of Beevi'le and Prof Attwater o.,
Houston and he plan is to get Governor
Sayers and his stan to meet the hell on
its entry In the State and have it stop n
Dallas, Waco, Austin, San Antonio ana
Houston, and then out Of the State nv
way of New Orleans 10 the Charleston e1.
position.
there are thousands of people in Texas
VINO have never seen the Liberty bell whose
hearts beat with q warm desire to see this
memento and reminder of 125 wears gone
by There is no one item as a relic OF onr
freedoms birth which lies as near the
American others heart as the memories
that cluster around the Liberty bell Of
philadelphia, and its journey through Tex
as Will be hailed with delight"
Mayor higgins has the assurance NJ Mr.
Charles w. Alexander of Philadelphia ~
the journey of the Liberty bell through
Texas.
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Bolton Personals.

Bolton. Texas, July 27.-NIiss Emma
roteet Of Bell Plains this county. left a
few days ago for Japan, as missionary
under the auspices Of the Methodist Epis
copal church
Miss Genina Little of Houston is the
guest of her sister. She has just returned
from Buffalo.
Miss Lockett has obtained Judgment In
the United States court for $500 for in.
turtles received from a defective sidewalk
Mrs. Colonel J. II. James and ddugh err,
Miss Bell James, Mrs Rachel Reed Of
Holland cnd Miss Mable Austin leave Non
day for Buffalo aud from there will 60 10
Like Chautauqua where they will spend
the balance Of the season
Miss Mary Sears Taylor is the gnest of
Miss Lillian Embree.
Mrs. j. 2. Miller, Ir.. and sons have
gone to Mexico City and other points Of
the republic.
Mrs Jamison of BRENNAN is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. j. w. Carter
Mrs. Dr. j. w. Hodson and daughter,
Miss Mary, are at Manitou, Colo. for the
summer.
Miss Gertrude osterhaut is at Boulder,
Colo.
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WAxAHAcHlE cHAUTAuouA.
The Attendance Is Increasing Daily---ln-
terestng Lectures.

! he Attendance Is Increasing Daily---ln-
terestina Lectures.
Waxahachie, Texas, July 26.-The A.
tendance on the waxahachle Chautououn
increases daily. Each incoming train
brings large delegations from all phrts Of
the state. The number Of families on.
camped on the grounds has reached the
number Of 100. The present session IL
proving to be the most successful one
ever held in the history of the Chautau
qua. No such crowds ever assembled in
Glen Rose since II was located there
me exercises today we're turned over
10 the deacons and elders and an inter
esnhg program was carried out.
Rev. j. G.. Ruyel of Muspinto discussed
n a very creditable manner The Dufv or
SShureb Lessons, in Training Young Men
Better Informed Eldership the Grent
Need Of the Church" was interesfinoIv
discussed by Prof ]. NJ. Parker of His
boro. Va i''i's
The Trinity University Glee club had
charge OF the program tonight and the
music was par excellence.
me feature OF Yesterdays exercises WINS
the speech made by Prof. Alexander Hogg.
edltor OF the Texas and Pacific Quarterly
Mr. Hogg delivered an interesting adj.
dress on the Three Chief Allies or
American Ctvllization--the Printing Press
the Public School and the Railroads "
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Conroe Items.

Conroc, Texas. july u The town is rap
Idly recovering from the recent Ore Quite
a number NJ new business houses are In
course Of construction and II will not be
many DAYS until we shall have larger
and better town than before the FIRE,
Mr.. s. $. Griffith who Kept the racket
store before the hrc, has again opened up
stock OF goods IN a new building which
he has erected on the old site
MIR. Clark, who keeps tho express offices
AT this place Is erecting new building
and will now be in shape TO handle
money orders, etc.
The oil company OF this place Is reported
to have decided TO sink an artesian well
here in the new future The people would
hail With Joy any one who would arrange
water works system for the town II
is believed the oil company Will supply this
demand
District court r. still In session and Will
continue for several weeks, There are acr
eral murder eases remaining on the docket
10 he disposed Of a. this term Of the court
Judge fIitower Is very popular with al the
pCoplr and II Is source OF 10y that he has
recovered from his recent Illness.
District ATTORNEY Mccall left for, his
turn to Cenror for court Monday morning
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coRpus cHRlsrl ouLLINes.
link" Fish Have Appeared in the Bay in
large Numbers,

link" Fish Have Appeared in the Bay in
large Numbers
Corpus Christi Texas. July 81 "A new
time card will 20 into effect on the Texas.
Mexican road tomorrow morning. July IS.
whom the passenger train win leave here
at 5i45 n. M Instead OF $50 and nrriye
as M present, 5:55 y. m. The change Is
made, II Is reported, for the purpose Of
connecting with the train for Mexico at
Laredo, thus affording through service
new specie Of nsh. known as the
INK FISH" has made It's appearance among
the denizcns Of Corpus Christi bay in In
Vulnerable schools Several were landed
yesterday and when pulled on the dock
n purple stream was spurted from It's
mouth. The new plscas Is If the 'jelly'
fish family and Webster describes Il thus
at has kind Of gland called the Ink
bag situated near the liver. from which
when pursued, II throws out hrowniSh.
black liquor, that darkens the water, en-
terial within the ink bag when dried, is
the sepia Of painters"
A protracted meeting is being conducted
at st. Matthew Baptist church tcoloredl
by Rev Abner, formerly OF Houston, but
now pastor Of the congregation here.
The schooner Golden Arrow Noltc. mas
ter, arrived in port Yesterday from Gal
weston with n cargo OF general merchan-
disc for Corpus Christi and interior mcr-
chants. II Is said this boat will be sold
In a few days 10 parties here.
The baseball park management here Is
arranging for series OF bali games short
lv when the famous c. c. Kids viii
cross bats with the "Katys' ~ san An.
Lave challenged any amateur team IN the
State.
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CONFESSION OF cORTEz
.,,s TESTIFIED TO BY THE JAlLER
wN' or BExAR.
n.v;esn Told Him He Had Fired
~ ), he Posse, but Did Not Know
whether He Hit Anyone.

.,e. Texas July 27-The trial OF
CONF. CONF conez for the murder of Henry
eI's,,. 4 progressing rather slowly, as
sonp's no witnesses are Mekicans and
s'p,e .e.tmony and the questions asked
ioe,s ssse 10 he repeated by an Interpreter.
! us ,ss,p,ony is heing taken down also
X stenographer $50
crowther, jailer and deputy sheriff
O o.,sr county, testified that cortez had
9 confesslon to him In jail Cortez
ny, ma ~, he was outside Of Roberto's house
Wy wv, ,.hon the posse came m and fred
a1a a ud twc or three SHOTS az me man N
x. isad aud rctreated Shuu hc u'u "v'
4 ~ whether be hit any one. liz a..
kaa en adjonrned until Monday. Win sew
w. Illnesses to he examined. fos lllasIcf
s ssE ,..ton Of Runge testified as TO tne CON
4 sssslon Of Cortez' -. 80, ,,.,ti 10
lessy ys litclV that several days yet VIII ne
A ..asamed by the ease.
VA following card appeared IN Sester-
~ Daliy inquirer. Tne slgner -
II eess.. Ian tailor and good citizen; we,
T " w 'fsviSans. don't propose TO save me
w Gregorio Cortezi only Wishing
l aiea n him, this being the most sacred
\ ls sss ~ Mi nations At least we nave un.
n r1s.l,ooa Il this way. 1t Is only natural
Y .s 10 the Mexican residents OF TINS
inas s,, shonld interest ourselves in case
q .a,,ons against one Of our countrymen,
s0r aonld do likewise. having klnsmen
n vsxico in similar circumstances.
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c.orn snld n LIinh prioe

Granger Texas. July 26-Mr a. G, Tate
Of Marble Falls closed deal with Mr.
Fred Turner this morning for 1000 bushels
Of corn at 50 cents per bushel piled In
the field Mr.. Tate will bring his hogs here
TO fntten for the market
Mr.. Turner has $50 acres In corn, which
he says will void from thirty to thirty
Ave bushels per acre, He also had 200
acres In oats and over 100 acres In wheat.
which made a fine yield. Although This
has been considered cotton country the
past few years having proven that II Is
also a fine grain and corn country.
Never in the history of this county have
farm lands been in such demand as they
are this summer Farms are easily worth
we're last fan and only In the past few
days owIs,rsc have refused $40 TO $40 for
lands which year ago they would gladly
have sold for from $50 to S35 per acre.
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Austin, Texas July 27-- Authority 10 ID
business ia Texas was granted today 10
the utopian Brotherhood, fraterna. In
surnnce order OF Des Moines, Iowa, BY the
Insurance department.
Colonel Tom Campbell Of Palestine Wis.
tied the city yesterday and took IN the
mai day Of tho ehcampment. HIS many
friends here were glad to see him and he
managed 10 get around rather lively
Tho governor retuired last night from
Marble Falls where he attended q meet
lug Of old settlers yesterday. lie says he
had a ine time.
A bnhy boy made us appearance at the
home ~ Tecumseh Smith OF the comptrli-
Ter onico last night.
Clerk Oscar Rpynard OF the Harris copn4
~ criminal district court spent yesterday
m the city.
The State association Of county and city
health officers viii convene In Dallas Au'
aust O.
is .serator Waller Buins OF Houston
spent yesterday Ia the city on business
Railroad Commissioner Reagan has gone
10 Palestine for few days on buslneSs
suncrintendpui Lefeyre Of the educational
derartment left today fof Now grauufels
Hon b. A. Ragland Of P'ttsburg Is here
On busiuCSk
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can Gel Throuob Il Thew win.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 27.-Representa-
tive f. F. Hill Of Benton county, who
placed Joseph W. Bhlley's name before the
Texas legislature for United states sena-
tor. said today, referring to the redistrict-
ing OF the State: 81 think we can get
through in thirty days II the members Will
go at 1t as they ought. | do not believe
we shalld look out for any mans inter
ests but that we should redlstrict the State
as Ii geographically lies and as the popu-
lation Is arranged. am satisfied for the
democratic party 10 take Its chances on
carving any district which we will ult-
mately form | believe the legislature
should redistrict the State at once and
shonid do so II Il takes six months OF
work. 1t Is duty we owe to the PEG.
-
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BAY CITY ITEMS.
Something Of the Plans OF the New
Canal Company.

Something Of the Plans OF the New
Canal Company.
Bay City, Texas, July 26--A b. Mayes
the Houston land man, is IN tho county
looking after Rig Hin oil developments. in
which he IS interested
\. l.. La Tulc and Cad Hcrder an
nounced that they will build a large rice
warehouse on the Cane Belt track In Bay
CIV, for this years crop, size Of building
to he about 5oX20O Their plan viii prob
ably include rice mill for next year This
Is tho second large rice warehouse alrcndy
provided for.
William Cash advises Tho Post CORE
spondent that lumber Is en- route from
beaumont to Bay city for the first oil wen
deulck on Big Hin. Interest grows daily.
The rice crop prospect could not be more
hStterlng, Early rice is heading nicely,
A charter has recently bten issued the
new Colorado Canal company OF Bay city
with a capital stock of $4,000 lncor
porators; J. T. Holt. Henry Rugeley. j.
enterprise and makes the third big canal
company for Bay City. They propose TO
puI In a plant Just west Of town.
which will be- the rearcst plant to
the town, and then passing to the
Fouth Of the town, and then passing
To the south Of the town with their canal,
they propose 10 90 east TO the large pasture
a. Colonel Holt and Others. Work will
begin on this important enterprise this fall,
50 as to be ready In good time for next
seasons crop, owes
c Fontaipe, travelling freight agent
fOl the Katy, was here one day This week
securing cars for his road. and went away
convinced that he had struck lively town,
with which he was much pleased
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SLOWS OF PARALYSIS
Can Be Discovered in Time

TT--TT
"Numbness Of the hands and arms. with
prcmonitions Of paralysis, kept by me
while / Was using coffee. | finally discoy-
cred II was caused BY coffee when ! quit
the c6ifee and began drinking Postum Food
Coffee the numbness ceased entirely and
/ have been very we'll ever since. Al that
time | was unable 10 sleep but now !
sleep perfectly.
''Ifusband was also troubled from lack of
sieep while ne was drinking cofee. bnt
now he uses Postum Food Coffee with me.
and we both sleep perfectly. Our little hoy
had peculiar nervous spells aud ! stopped
the use Of coffee with him and have been
giving him all the Postum Food Coffee he
cared for. He 10 perfectly well now.
my sister was troubled with nervous
headaches while she used coffee. She
disseminating II and using Postum Food
Coffee. 50 She made the change and Is
now rid OF her nervous headaches. We
are naturally strons advocates OF Postum -
Mrs.. .. waiford, castalla. Erie county,
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Confederate Reunion.

Tienuessy. Texas, July 20. The Confed
erate reunion. camps sam Davis and Il. s.
Gould. assembled at Patrick lake, seven
miles from this place. yesterday largo
crowd was in attendance and grand re
union Of old friends # proved to be.
Mr.. VIII Hollis ~ Rogers Prairie deliy-
cred fine welcome address The response
from the Confederates was given by Colo
mel Webb of MadisonNlle
The Jewett Dramatic club enter Aimed the
audience last night with that thrilling and
humorous play, Among the Breakers
To-day after the march BY the old sol
shaw Of Waco and also ome by Captain An
derson. the veteran soldier Of Jeyett, go
Tonight the play The Cuban Spy, viii
he executed by The Icons Dramatic club.
Fine music viii be furnished by the Mid.
way string band.
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campaign has opened and IL getting IN
tensely interesting. Rey. ]. b. Gnndscll
OF the First BaDtlst church has accented
Invitations to make number Of speeches
and began his work today ~ White House
wnere he addressed crowd Of several
hundred on the question.
Several prominent anti aud pro speakers
Of this place have gone into the campaign
aud win al appointments up 20 the eve
NJ the election. The ladies OF Troupe ana
In She ip!erest Of their side and are pin
ming me white ribbon or every mails that
Will accept IL.
ganlzed III that precinct each with Z
good membership.
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I,ougenia German will leave tomorrow night
for the Buffalo exposition They will he
Joined al Miiano hy Mr. and Mrs q \
Riley. Prof. A. l., Malone will also be Of
the party.
Mrs. j. A. Broadps and Miss Nannie
Galveston.
Misses Bessie and Sadie Geo Of Galv =.
ton are visiting Mrs. w. I. Nelson OF Cen,
ter Point.
Miss Julia tiill will leave soon for WAR
ton where she will take position In tho
postofice
Misses ollIe Moses and Florence Dorset,
az Dime Box have been on visit This
week 10 ~ w. II Moses.
The Santa Fe company Is preparing to
nut up a frst.class waiting room for
whites at the depot, the material h,ing IN
the ground.
Messrs Huckaby and Goodrich OF Rosl n.
Mass are In the city this evening They
are prospecting for oil. minerals. etc.
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GONZALES Texas. July "a The services
NJ the Christian church tabernacle con
tinue With very good attendance and
interest manifested. There have neeu
several accesslons to the church The rite
OF baptism was administered to several
lac, night AT the Christian church baptls-
Try Rev Granville Jones Is assisting hev
ROsenstein. ..,.... -
A large and Interesting camp meeting Ia
in prngregs al Floyds chapel ten mile -
soufhwest Of Gonzales. conducted by IN 2
Methodists Another large meeting is being
helf near Leesyiile and one al Gundalonpe
church, FIVE miles east OF Gonzales.
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The Best L.inIment ior Strains.

Mr.. + n. Wells, the merchant at Deer
Park, Long Islsnd, n ~, says; u al.
weys recommend chambrelain's Pain
Balm as the best liniment for strains.
used u last winter for severe lameness
In the side. resulting from strain, and
was greatly pleased with the quick relief
and cure Il Effected" For sale By all
DrugEistk
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Infaliible for
Catarrhal
Troubles.

prescription or untred remedies.
peruua is always ready. relieves prompt
ly. Il cures certainly,
Systcnic catarrh can not iurk In stomach
or kidneys when Peruna Is used.
When u cold settles anywhere 10 Joint
oc In an organ, Peruna promptly performs
n permanent cure. Firemcn have learned
This, therefore they use peruna.
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N.oro Woman Killed by ! Train.

Cameron. Texas. July PA sad acci-
dent happened yesterday. The sonthbound
Santa Fe train No s. killed Alice Osborn
colored while passing Little river bridge
She was struck in three or four places
either ~ which would have proved fatal
rhe remains was brought back by the
same train and was buried. by the county
TODAY. She was IS years OF age and has
son living about nine miles OF THIS place.
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cnntldent Pau orc MN Bal Found.

Ioekhart Texas, Juiy eI MT. schfixees
the manager Of the Alice gold mine. was
In town fhss week He reports the shaft
now being sunk at $50 feat deep, ane says
that water comes in at sae rate Of 700
barrels day, but win soou be removed
BY tile stexm pump. which they are pub,
slrr III. Nj. SehrIyer thinks that fwcstu
acct more viii take them e Dsyins sr..
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Rarheoue Al Pale Pinto.

PaIo Plato, Texas July ga three
dnvs' barbecue commenced this morning At
Lovers Retreat. three miles west Of here
on rarie creek. About 500 people attend
"a today and II being a nne place for nsn.
ing that was the principal order OF the
day, though al kinds OF amRseaments wers
fhenreeives Perfect Nrder was observed.
tomorrow there will bs quite 4 large crowd
a. well a. Saturday.
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Austin, Texas, July ~ Tho charter Of
the j. welsman company Of reXarkana;
capital stock $4,000. Purpose general
merchandise business lncorporators; Joe,
Sol and Jake Weisman,
Red River Compress company of Paris,
capital stock $4,000, lncorporators George
McFadden, w =. jerks and W. j. Neal
&c. b. Livestock company OF Chicago,
capital stock 100000, was granted author
rs 10 do business IN Texas,
1hc Bay City Rice Milling company Of
Rar City, Matagarda county capital stock
$4,000 Purpose Ia MILL purchase store
and sell rice lncorporatOrs. !. Marks
II Rugeley and w, r Goode.
The Heyer,Berng Photo supply company
of Houston amended Its chsrter today by
changing It's name TO the Hcyer Photo
hnEnlY compAnN.
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: pIoto Counts a. Mo.li...

N.Y. wv, Texas, July 24.-At a meet
NIL. talo Pinto county bar, the fol.
puDo,csedings were had:
knd Martin was elected chair
os,.s, NJ Blonnt secretary.
" No. q the mseihS was explained
4 ,.. Nassie' who said that this bar
n h,,,. sO'ne resolutions with refer
Ii s'.,ag the legislature reduce this
h. ,ns and thereby shorten the
--use is required to hold court
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caldwell Texas. July 27.-Mrs Frank
vc,rshsusen OF BRENNAN IS In the city, tue
,,.s, ~ Mrs. c. L. windhausen.
Ailss pearl Parks has returned TO her
home 10 Bastrop vs
sierra Jr.. have returned from ri Reno.
Ths, viii participate in Uncle Sans g
'oi Henry womscl has removed to Ro'soua'
Fi bn. irun 3. osruaz and wife ana Miss