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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
RELIGIOUS.

Washington County Camp Meeting.
Chappell Hill, Texas, July l6,-The Meth
odist camp meeting at Chlders camp
ground. seven miles out and midway be,
tween Bellevlle and Chappell Hill, begins
Thursday night next, July 1s The grounds
have been put in fine condition and the
tents, damaged by the September storm,
all thoroughly repaired and all the roads
leading to the grounds In superb order, 50
that II Is believed large crowd will at
tend More tents will be occupied than
for some years past and the hotel will be
under the excellent management Of Mr.
and Mrs. Tucker. who reside here and are
we'll known. Tho preachers to be In charge
will he Revs Hightower md Thom1s
famous expounders of Methodist doctrines
and prominent members of the Texas con
ference, who will be assisted when needed
by Rev. j. r. Murray, pastor OF Methodist
Episcopal church here, and others of the
denomination who may possibly attend.
Much interest is felt in the meeting, and
Il is thought great good will be Accom-
Dlished.
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IaF STATE ENcAMPMENT
,,.,os HARE is TO REPRESENT
REGULAR ARMY.
officers Are Now Arriving at Austin.
oconnor Guard OF Victoria
viii Disbsnd.

actin Texas. July 10. Major Luther r.
1srq Of the Twelfth Cavalry, U. S, A.
!, ,ved Il, town this morning. and, to the
,,lieht Of his many friends here, he In
,rnsl them that he would be at Camp
I.b,v during the entire week of the en-
ampment
mis- is the FIRST visit Of the distinguished
fpxas soldier to the Capital City since his
eturn 70 his native state. He Is now
,stiercd az Fort Sam Houston and Will
I'M several officers over with him to at
spd the drill for the purpose of instructing
be volunteer guard.
when Major Hare walked into the gov
Enor's office he presented the chief OK
rniye with cane which he brought with
bm from the Philippines, and the governor
Eas pleased with his present.
Major Hare left tonight for San Antonio
hd Will return to Austin Friday.
rCoIonel Gordon Boone Of the volunteer
I5rd arrived in Gown today from Nava
M and saws that he will have a fiue reg
bent here during the encampment
Ii eutenant Colonel GuessnB of San An,
,nio arrived In town today. He will have
barge Of the small arms practice during
II encampment.
trhe work Of getting the camp equlpage
fom the capitol building 10 camp Mabry
progressing rapidly, and thn job viii b.
b}shed bv noon tomorrow. The tents are
fmg put up as fast as they reach the
FSiI OF the railroads have announced
festlv reduced rate to Austin during the
6O6 visitors will be here for the dri !.
IL in n prepared 70 look after every Wis
Nr and there will he no advance in prices
the hotels and boarding houses.
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STILES HAS FOUND A CURE
FOR THE WORMS WHICH WERE
KILLING SHEEP AND GOATS.
" IS an economical Preparation and Does
Its Work Quickly Without
farming the Animal.

victoria. Texas. July iB.-Dr. G. w
sules the well known government ZOO.
logist who spent several months in This
vicinity last wlnter Investigating diseases
among cattle, has been here for scyeraI
weeks making some experiments with n
view OF discovering remedy for ,c,ta,n
worms In sheep and goats less eAp.nstve
md iabofious than the present treatm,t /.
Heretofore the only $40 esstul treatment
in' this disease whlct clusel mern ia, $
to sheepmen, required rpm three Ia ten
doses OF considerable cost, TO eject a
rue. Where large hs,K Nerc arcetol
Is was a very expensive proves nnd Z
was almost impossible to sct The sheep
men to adopt IL.
lie department Of r.rr""rtr ever tn.r
Ihe disease appeared has been scekiug TO
discover some treatment which could cure
~ one application, and Or. stiles has
WeVcteu A considerable rurticp " h.s 80
'"r ,shs past year to this .lbsrt.
nerd OF sheep belonging "a MIR tc,n
9lerne OF this city, VINO pl1c"1 tbein ~.
tlrcly at his disposal,
lie FIRST killed sheep ind y ,reI .te
I've worms Ia the diftcrent to,1ilons nnd
noted the effect. Somc solutions saiitd ~
kill ana some killed quicker than ot'cis
the most confidence, he dosed several I've
sheep and then killed and cut tholu opcn
20 note the eject. Having settled mon
I solution which did the work spccdilv
he doscd about nifty head 10 note the "a 'rt
nron the sheep themselves, and found sc
simplest and cheapest of all the REM o.
the cost is only half n cent per dOsri was
nc quickest and most clhcaclous Ellllns
tho worms almost instantly and moi hnc
'ns the sheep In the slightest degree Dr
stiles is naturally very much pleased ~
the discovery, which Is Of vast importance
'n the sheep industry, but he Is uot a
liberty TO publish the formula. as u IS
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HOUSTON VS.. WELLS.
The Jury Returned Verdict for the
Plaintiff

The Jury Returned Verdict for the
Plaintiff
Gonzales, Texas July 16.-After being
before tho district court ever since Wed
ncsday, July 3. the Houston VS. Wells
case was decided today by the jury bring
ing In the following verdict:
We the jury find az follows:
/. We hnd that the original contract
was at the time Of its execution invalid
and should be rescInded and cancelled
>. We find that the deed NJ trust In
favor Of H. l., Kokernot should be can.
celled in full
2. We find the valne Of an undivided
one half interest in 200 head Of cows and
the possessing rights In the wind mill
pasture to be worth at the time of tnr
original transaction $500.
{. We ind ]. NJ Houston ma follows.
That he shall pay c. NJ Wells back tho
amount he received In cash and tho
amount he received for the COWS making
$500. together with legal rate Of inter
est thereon from the time he received
the respective amounts.
In October 1895, j. NJ. Houston conveyed
to G. NJ Wells all his interest In his fsth-
crs estate GR A. Houston. deceased and
all that he might inherit from his mother
sisters and brothers. The Houston estate
by the terms OF the win was not to be
divided until the youngest child was or
age which would he several years vet.
Suit FOR partition has been instituted since
the above sale wns made. There are seven
shares besides the share Of the suwly-
Ing widow and the property Includes sew
cral thousand acres 81 good land In TIL
and Dewitt counties besides .rrsc stock
Of cattle. Wells conveyed 10 Houston one.
half Interest in 200 COWS 10 be delivered
April I. 1927 and an uulvid1d onc-h1lf
interest In Wells right 10 what was cnllei
the wind mill pasture In Gu9dnloupe
county, containing nbout 1900 acres o.
land.
Plaintiff alleged that the consideration
was entirely inadequate aud that Houston
at the time was not capable ~ handling
and selling large property. lIonston's
interest Ia the estate is estimated TO BE-
worth nearly $685. 600 G. NJ Wells had
mortgagcd his interest in tho Houston
estate TO II l.. Kokernot and by the yer
diet this mortgage is cancelled The case
was tried last year and the same verdict
rendered. but was reversed by the higher
courts II viii probably 10 appealed again
one Of the Jurors I'm the case was excused
Saturday tho 1ath end n verdict rendr--'d
by eleven. The iurymen were paid S322
by the county treasurer for their services
in the case
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Kerrvllle, Texas July IL. The buiidlns
on water street formerly known as th'
Gregory hotel Is being rcmodelcd and re-
paired for j. j. Campbell The upper
and dance hail, while the lower floor Is e
he occupied by Campbells candy factory
and bott1lng works, The hall above men
toned win MI long felt want in the
town.
Mrs J. l., vlnlng entertained select
party Of friends NJ dining on the
18th
Mack ggrncy who has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Burney, LETT
sunday FOR his home In Austin
Eleven families passed through Kerr
Vile from Clay county on Monday Some
were seeking homes In this section while
others were out for health and recrea-
tion.
Miss Ellen Cockin returned Tuesday
from san Diego wle<e she has been visit
Ing for two months
Berrvlie Lodge No. 1896 *. Of +. In
staIcd Officers as follows tonight; j IL
Ward. G g.; NV Wilson, " g.; A. Il.
Jones. r. A. Emelre, NJ OF F.; ]. II.
Davis. NJ NJ F.. Leo Brandon, NJ Of w;
A. r. WILKINSON, X OF n. and s.; j.
N Hankins. Jr.. NJ Of A.; w. c. Carpen.
ter. /. g., ] t. Vnlng. a. g.
Captain Charles Schreiner visited San
Antonio this week
sheriff N8nn spent tho week In attend.
ance nt the sherh's convention, OF which
body he Is the president
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PALESTINE POINTERS.

Bond Issue Carried by a Majority OF
Two.
Palestine. Texas, Iuly t6-The result or
she special election hcre yesterday ON the
bond issue for $4,000 for street paving
was announced late last night by the city
council, they having canyassed the vote.
which gave a minority ot two votes In ia
yar of issuing the bonds A very light
vote WAS p0iled,
MIR A H. Cotton. chief rate clerk Of
tie international and Great Northern, who
has been M aud unable 10 attend 80 his
duties for the past few days, Is reported
wen today.
MI Sam Lucas has let the contract for
$jWu improvements to hc done 60 his store
buildings on Spring street. When com
ploicd he will have 5OXtOO building, with
iron front and plate glass windows a7iing
much Go the appearance Of the looks of
the street,
Miss Mable Flanagan, Eranddaughl ter NJ
Hon Web Flanagan Of Austin, vs. visiting
the family of Postmaster Hall on-Cotuge
avenue.
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somerville News.

'fVlhe Texas, July 16.-About forty
IT, nave arrived here from Chicago
Ut az once engage with the Santa
'mPany for the purpose Of erecting
oil tanks The company has
y oil for fuel on their road as wen
the creosote plant.
nasgerty was accidentally aud Sc
nuft by running against an iron
6WsSpaper Is talked about for somer.
me near future.
'iie has. discounted her former pro.
much that II. A. Brantley. s..
fsuhg the formation Of a new coun
"a cut OF from adjacent counties.
campbell. Jake Chambers, D..
IN and others left on the night train
instant for the Indian Territory,
III VIII try their luck in the land
So9nervllle and Chicago baseball
Ia 9 match game recently, wuIcn
fo,rh favor OF the Chicago team.
d fos' is growing in popularity here
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The POstmasters Are Beginning TO
Arrive for Their Convention.
JURY STILL OUT N THE JOHNSON CASE
a LARGE Number Of Exoursonists from
New orleans--M Meeting Of the School
6oard--News Notes.

Galveston, Texas. July i6.-The advance
guard OF the Texas Postmasters' asso H..
ton which convenes in annual session
mere tomorrow, are arriving tonight TIE
entertainment committee has made ali The
necessary arrangements for their accom-
"ouauons and large attendance Is cx.
nected. The program ~ the exercises for
the two days session was published In fun
In The Post Of Sunday and ON IL are a
hummer OF papers regarding subjects Of
particular interest 60 postmasters. The
meeting VIII be called to order at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning in tho Federal
court room, where all the exercises OF the
convention will he held After the lnvo.
cation, the address Of welcome and the
response, as indicated on the program,
me regular order OF business will he pr .
Sceued with. In the afternoon there win
ne rev papers read. after which the
meeting VIII adjourn and the remainder 81
Ihe afternoon and the evening devoted to
enjoyment a street ear ride over the Citr
VII pc terminated at the beach, where n
nsh Try VIII he the feature. This viii he
one or the most important events Of the
occasion. MS there will be speeches by
sSme OF the hest known men in the state
Inc program for this occns'Ga Is as fol
Flanagan; Our Guests, the PostmastNis'
Our Country" Hon, Cecn LYONS: S The
CITY 81 Galveston" by Colonel ]. II, Haw,
ley "The Ladies'" by T. J Darling. Dr.
y, w. Fly will act MS tonStmiaStor
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The GALVESTON Rifles.

Galveston, Texas, July 16.-The Calves
Rides held a meeting at their armory
the court house tonight and perfected
plr arrangements FOR attending the state
rampment at Austin. They will leave
weston next Friday morning at 7;2D
lock over the Santa Fe railroad. and
h take company Of fifty men. The
pmbers Of the company have been
Hing every night for some time in OF
/ TO get themselves in trim for the en-
npment and they expect to make
bd showing on their arrival there, Cap
b Walker Alvey. formerly soldier In
4 Philippines is in command of the com
hy. John Hackworth being first lieu
hant and Sam Harrison second lieu
liant
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RISE IN THE GUADALUPE.

nsidersble Damage Was Done in Kerr
County by the Flood.
errvllle. Texas, July flowing to the
Of telephone and telegraph facilities
5 difficult to get reliable reports from
flooded portion Of the county. Most
The rise came from the south fork Of
river The farmers will suffer less
last year because they were earlier
garnaring their wheat. But county
fs. fences and farms have suffered
erey.
Be residence Of Mrs chatham near the
Of The Guadalupe was completely
Polished. as we're the homes Of twn
hers' Hope and Llenweaver. Farmer
Is. many
number Of horses belonging to Kerr
,ains were lost. There were several
mes camping. all of whom suffered
ana Inconvenience from the sudden
no lives have been lost so far as is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Referee Burnett Approved the Sale Of
Property in w. j, Duhie Proceedings.
In the matter of W. ]. Duhis. bankrupt
Judge ]. r. Burnett, referee, yesterday en-
tered an order approving the sale of prop
erty embraced in the bankruptcy proceed
ings. The saw mill ana oxen and commits
sary we're bought by Burkitt & Barns for
5000 The tram road, engines etc. were
bought by Messrs NJ. Dilley & Son ~
Palestine for $1,000. Mr., e. T. Borough
trustee conducted the sale. The property
is located al Midline Switch on the HonstOn
East and West Texas railroad and the pur
chasers held liens against 1t.
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Terrell Topics.

Terrell, Texas. July II. The beautlfn
union depot was formally opened today,
and tickets sold by agents Of both roads.
The structure Is one 20 be admired any
where
II Is estimated that the hay crop this
year will not exceed nall That or last year.
Terrell had a regular sand storm yestar.
DAY afternoon Another Of smaller proper
lions has been on a part Of the day to.
day.
routes 81 the rural mail delivery now he
ing inspected by the government officials.
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Strike On at Corsioana.

"a, Texas, July 16.-Every union
qua paper hanger in the city lala
brush Saturday night and walked
~, no Intention Of going back to
H." certain differences existing he
SIos union and the Master Painters'
tsnisr e adjusted, This strike has
lments AZ AZ some time, and the latest
1prlse- The strike aroae nrlmsriiy
1mS me- s Of wages. They Rad be n
/. b on y to $3.50 per day on basis
fis work. The painters demaud
imen,. OF 20 cents per day in ali
wages, which was refused.
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Negro Killed BY Another.

Madlsonvlie, Texas, July 14.-Alex Ter
rel was shot and killed yesterday about
seven miles east Of down, near Conner,
hy Henry Johnson, who used double
barrel shotgun. Both parties are negroes.
Johnson surrendered to the officers yes
terday and Is now In iail. but wiz be re-
leased tomorrow under bond.
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eon AoeidentaIIu Wonndnd.

Richmond, Texas, July re- Ralph Speaks,
aged ~ son Of c. b. Speaks Of this place,
was accidentally shot al Duke We derday
nv John Fem. AGED IL. son Of j. j. Fem
of Houston. Ralph Speaks and Tom som.
merville went 10 Duke on . visit; the boys
We're out hunting with n % caliber target
rife. The hall entered the right breast
lust 0hove the right nipple and n Is feRred
Il Is lodeed near the spinal column. His
condition is critical
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sHERlFFS' DEPARTMENT.

"a; Texas, July Is. -straycl or stol n
me owner, Ed Stoval. on the night
", y one round bodied hay horse.
hands high, about Z Years old
,SLanded d & below / D. on le
w, mas small white star In forehead
4 small scar on top of back about
maH between hips and shoulders. Any
TS SH1 OF the above horse will be
pnsa,y received by the owner, whose
'gce address Is Edna, Texas. or tn
orsnea' George F. Wharton, sherifi
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port Eads La, July 16.-Arrivcd: Ely
(Brl from Cebl; olympia (Brl from Port
Limon Sailed ri Paso (Aml from New
York; Monarch (Br) for Capetown, with
British army suppiles Park Brema ,GerJ
Tor Bremen.
Newport News. July Salled--City OF
Everett for Galveston
New York July t6 Arrived -Nueces
from Galveston Via Key west
81 Vincent, G. v. July 10. Sailed-Peer.
less tBrl for Galveston
Swanson. July re Sailed Middleton
Castle lBr) for Galveston.
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NINTH COUNTY OLD SETTLERS.

+ Day Was a Most Profound Sue
cess.
Pef, Texas July 16.--The first day a.
o'u settlers reunion Of this county
Pronounced success The parade thl
Eng through the public square ana Oh
principal streets was participated in
'ne military and civic organizations NJ
FV9mntl ana was n quarter of mill
over 5000 people engaged IN the fes.
In nl me day. Judge y. 3. Beard
.ne speaker for the occasion.
P"'t ,t the Confederate Veterans will
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Reunion Fund Started.

Dallas, Texas. July 49, The executive
committee Of the Fourth Of July ceiebra-
ton held In Dallas submitted It's report
was realized which goes to tho fund 10
bear the expenses Of the National reunion
Of Confederate veterans TO be held IN Dal.
las next year.
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District Conference.

jacksonville, Texas. July 1.-THE Hunts
vile district Methodist conference met here
Thursday and will adjourn tsnight. Quite
a number OF ministers delegates and visit
ore from over the district have been In
attendance. The regular routine Of bust
ness has been transacted, with preaching
twice each day Services we're held in
hoth the Methodist and Baptist churches
today and tonight In order to aecommo.
date the large attendance. Much interest
has heen manifested throughout.
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Notes and Personals.

Auatn, Texas, July i8 ut a meeting of
the city council last night m rrdiuance vas
passed to SCI aside 80 per cent of the street
fund for permanent street impt> cement.
The rural free delivery win so into eject
in this county August and MS rcsdlt the
postofices at Dunlap, Hornsby, John les-
son and Gileshurg have been disc ontlnIed.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Parnnll Of Hearne are
visiting the family OF Captain w. A. Cato.
Captain Fisher IF Georgetown is here for
few days on business.
Hon. Webster Flanagan VIII deliver an
address before the postmasters' convention
At Galveston.
The city beard of clIahsItlon VII legin
its lakors on the 'irst of the month.
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Losses AZ Paris.

Paris, Texas, July Is "A are occurred u
little before l o'clock this morning in q
frame dwelling on Lamar avenue owned
by T. S Ramseur and occupied by Henry
Wall, The house, which was insured for
5000. aud the furniture. insured for $3.50,
were entirely consumed a dwelling on
the west owned by T. s. Ramseur and In
sured Tor $3.50, was almos, entirely cor
sumed II was occupied by William
Mooney, A negro eahin gu the east was
also DESTROYED
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YOUNG GIRL LIVING NEAR MADISON
WILLIE THE VICTIM.
The House Was Destroyed with lts
Contents and There Was
Nc Insurance.

Madisonvlie, Texas, July 1e. while the
daughter Of II. A. Barrett. who resides
about 1--WE miles east Of town, was start
ing fire With kerosene oil In a stove
today she was caught in the flames and
seriously burned aud may not recover. The
house also caught Are and was totally de
StroNed With contents. total loss, worth
about sou. no insnrAncr.
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GRAHAM CASES TRANSFERRED.

They Have Been Sent to Fall County
for Trial.
franklin, Texas, July 10 In the district
court today Judge Sam r. Scott OF Waco,
sitting instead Of Judge ]. c. Scott, who
was disqualified, changed tho venue Of the
cases against Guy and Eugene Graham
In 1899 from this tn Fails county This
closes the criminal docket here for the
term. leaving only two unimportant cnses
not disposed Of
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conuIotIon. W-re Ranld.

Gonzales Texas july ia. The criminal
docket was tokeD up this morning aad up
TO noon three convictions were had. A
negro was given two years each In two
cases on plea Of guilty for theft and
burglary. Mexican was given two years
FOR burgiarlzing Carter Broe stOre at
Cheapside.
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Asslnnmnnt Al Eort Worth.

Fort Worth Texas, July 16.-William
Austin a Houston street grocer. made an
ass,ermeut this morning Henry Hardisty
WAS made trustee The liabilities are given
as 5000. The schedule does not snow the
assets
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PaIo PInto COUNTY Lurber comnany.

Mineral Wells, Texas July ia lumber
company was organized here today with
a capital stock OF $4,000. composed of the
following gentlemen: Cicero Smith and
N. n. Frost Of Mineral Wells and Mr.
Morrison Of Graham The company VIII
he known as the Mineral Wells Lumber
company and viii In the near future place
lumber Yards gt different points between
here and Graham and at Graham and Min
oral Wells
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rhree pwelllnns a nnnIson.

Deuison, Texas, July l6. Three dwellings
were burned In this city last night, Nos
500, SIT and $40 West nun street. The
loss will aggregate az least $1,000. with an
Insurance ot about $500 Mr. r. ~ Lane.
who occupied one OF the dwellings. lost
mattresses on his he'd, He estimates his
loss 10 bio $500
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Barn at Weston.

Weston Texas. July "a. This evening NJ
9 o'clock during terrific electric storm
the barn Of Dr Il. Il. Spencer was burned
to the ground, together with twelve tons
Of hay and all his corn aud harness Five
or six pcoplc were knocked scnsecss by
the same stroke that fred the barn
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas. July 16 Judge L.. T.
Pa0uet and wife of New Orleans are visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. p NJ. Gengler Of this
city
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Levi Wlcks and Miss Pearl From and 10
Sol Anderson and Miss ophelin Anderson
w. r Brush, postmaster at Austin, is in
the city for the purpose Of attending the
convention. which begins tomorrow
Mrs. j. C. Bally and Miss Dott Baily
left for Colorado Springs tonight for an
extended visit
County Attorney Lewis Fisher will leave
tomorrow for New York to enjoy month
vacation
II. c. Archer, general agent Of the kan.
sas City Southern, spent the day In
Houston.
Rev william Harris. pastor OF the FIRST
Baptist church, Is in Cripple Greek Colo
c. Wuett Kaiser Of New Orleans Is
among the visitors In the city.
Hon r. B Hawley and Miss Hawley
leave tonight for New York
DR.. Charles Holmes left last night for
Baltimore.
Mrs L, Fellman left tonight for Chicago.
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HERBINE clears the complexion. gives
ulates the stomach and bowels. stimulates
the liver. and Is, in fact. perfect guard
ian OF the health. Price 20 cents. for sale