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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05

Blanche. My spell over you is broken,
Rowland"
Eyes, IL is broken. Jeanne. could
look you in the face for a thousand
years and only wonder how"
Don't say it," she broke in. Lets
part friends"
after you tried to kill her-poor
child?" he asked. Jeanne, cannot
forgive that"
81 was out of my head" said Jeanne,
pieadingly. 81 did not intend to shoot
at her till overheard you about to
confess. That maddened me. / would
not have shot at you even then,
If you had not run between me and
her, but l have sorely repented. You
see I can repent, too, Rowland. You
have. and I know there is sort of
light in your face that never was
there before. Do try TO pardon me,
and let me go away and try to live a
better life. 7 am so, so tired of
wrong-doing. 1t has never led me
anywhere. Henry still loves me, and
will take me back to Denver, where
no one will ever associate my name
with yours. He says our child is long
ing for me. He sent me TO you. He
wants to feel that we will not be
troubled by your preferring charges
against me. VIII YOU do this?"
81 shall be glad to, Jeanne" said
the major, slowly. 81 want to tell
Blanche that she need no longer be
afraid of you. She is very nervous.
Ever since that night she starts at
the slightest sound. She seems to
feel that her life is constantly in
danger"
"Well, tell her we are going away
tomorrow. l shall never come to New
York again. My husband is a good
man, and he has suffered"
Jeanne rose and held out her hand.
"Good-by." She said. 81 am very
sorry l wounded you. When I heard
you were about to die I came near
killing myself | would have done so
If Henry had not saved me. He told
me you were recovering"
"Good-by." The major gave her his
hand. 81 think you had better draw
your veil and 60 at once. Talley is in
the counting-room, and might recog-
nize you"
Half an hour later Blanche drove up
to the bank in cab. and remained
seated in it while she sent in a mes.
sage to her husband that she would
wait for HIM outside. He came out
ready TO go home at once.
81 was afraid to trust you alone
with Mr.. Talley," she said, with q
smile. 81 had some shopping to do
and | decided to come by for you"
He got in by her side, and they
started for the station.
blanche, you are fbbing" he said
seriously. you were afraid some
thing might happen to me. see II
in your face"
She made no denial as she caught
: his hand and held it warmly.
"Of what were you afraid, darling 2
he asked.
you know well enough" she an
4 swered, abruptly. 81 have been near
thinking, oh, darling, you said POUR
self that she is in New York;"
Eyes; but she is going away TO
morrow"
"Have you seen herP"
= "Only few minutes ago. She cam,
TO ask my forgiveness, and to beg m,
not to prosecute her. Her HUSBAND
has taken her back. Blanche, you will
: never see her again"
y "And you pardoned her, dear?"
= "As you did me, darling. l am bet
~ 4 ~
>, may she not be a better woman"
81 suppose So" exclaimed Blanche
"Oh, dear. | am so happy now-tha
was the only thing left to troubl
l. me-"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05
Jonas Carter Divorced.

The REGISTER told its readers how
Jonas Carter, the soft-hearted old
colored man, fell victim to the wiles
Of Ollie Sanders how he secured Il
marriage license and she then went
back on her word; how she was re-
minded that he owned property and
reconsidered and married him The
trouble began and she undoubtedly
gave him touch of life that would
dim his fears of anything after death,
and she continued to be familiar with
other friends as of yore. Jonas
gradually came to his senses and sued
for divorce. She filed a cross bill to
get some of his property, but when the
case same up for hearing in the dis
trict court Friday it went by de-
fault and Jonas was restored to his
maiden comfort and the possession OF
all his properly. Lucky Jonas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05
The Most Stubborn Coughs

resulting from an attack of la grippe
or heavy cold, must yield to the Won
derful healing properties of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which strengthens the
lungs and makes them sound. Camp
bell & Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05
The Mail
and Breeze.
Official State Paper Of Kansas.

The best weekly newspaper in the
west. Contains all the news of Kan
sas, an ably edited farm department,
woman's page, attractive cartoons
and Kansas illustrations, and Tom
McNeals famous fables, and breezy
comment on current events. 1t is the
favorite paper of the Kansas farmers
and no farmer in this county should
be without it.
We club with the Mail and Breeze
and will give you that paper one year
andthe Register one year for $500.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05

The editor of the Fordville, Kyr
Miscellaneous, writes as postscript
b business letter: 81 was cured OF
kidney trouble by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure" Take nothing else.
Campbell & Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-04-05

appeal to you to ease his mind if it is
possible. All the medical care and skill
in the world cannot save him as long
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-12
Or.8a0ual),S S
SariapartQia1l
NeiOlbent!
Der srobe .Rlatreiniser.
Sir bic 6rilung aGler
9rnuiiden &ranfbeiten.

Scber Sropien Sariaparilian ScOlpsnt 0erIeibf
burd 9lut, S6psB uno in onOtrsr g8siie benz
epitem Qebtngfruft bsun cs sricst bic prbruudter
StpIfs bes G6rptrs burd reints unO q,iunSssgtotss
riol Scrupbelu, Qus,t6runo, Sspbilis uneetbsilte
uno id)let etbeils peueriibe Rranfbeitsn in ibuen
sitlen Gurmeu Gtnbsn Sic 10 Gmts fir ntuc ilus
frirtt @roi6ire rRootpap on 9eurtalH, Sritieus
Srauf6titen Sei6fpirs i'm Gals, i'm Muno, IEss
lpiidie, Fnotsn in ben Sriitn uub S:rbdrtuHosn IN
uuotrtu G6rpcrtbeilsn, iblntme auetn, icrOpbut6ie
WusfluTs aug ben Cbrtn, bic i6limutftsu 6crmsu
bon Saut.Rraufb:itu, Nusihld9en, offeue gRuubsu,
SrinOtupf &ingpurm, Sulilub, Grpfpslus,
i6msr3enb. i3tpar,s GItdsn ont R0rpcr, frebsartse
8srd5ie 5rau,ulsioer uno an bic ibipdbeustn
uno ibm,r,baften GutlcerurQen, Ra6tidpeib uaS
al. 9erqeuDuneen Der 9ebtustroit - Niles III I'M
Sersidj Der Seiirait oities @unbtrs mootrnsr
66.mis, uno cn paur Sage @sbraud ntro isbtr
9sriun bic basisbs fir irotnD cine Oieitr 6r1nts
tsitsu anp,noet bsiisn md6tigs 9tiIfraft am sis
s.nen aOrpr beneiisu.
gp,nn Der 9atieut, tpsl6,r tdali6 abniu1mt
iufulqt BON Sabinibninoen unb aus Jebreu. bic
Iprtp6brtnp sunebmen, oieien 8erluien Giu6uft
qebietet unb oisiebeu bur6 neues 9lattrial ee=
npmmtn BON geiuuosm 9lut, tritst - uHO Dieies
tbut une bspirtt 8aDpaps Soriuporiuiaa 8eiois
bent 70 1T Qstlune fdsr, benn tusnn Oe!ss setlz
mittd einmal isn 8einiounespert beoiuHt NIB
srioertid 1T in Der 9ermiuorunu oss Qerluiss
70 beitt ,s bneu, uno tdgltb piro Der 91tieut icb
it1rter btfuotn uno t0rfer fublen bic Rabruug
better oeroauen Der slppetit nirb nd btben ltno
bic R6rperfine uno oos Rorpnotpidt ,unebmen
sfoleenpts 1T Der Sail, no cine 5laitc oes 8ues
pab's Sdrupurilidn 8eiolpent Die Spmptome, Nber
ipelbe otfluQt purbt, QcdnDert, bic Sbtotgucracp
ooer bos gtrlaneen beisitgt uno ben Gntlseruneen
,in Gnos eemabt bat Seisr 9rt,f tDurDt i'm DIS
tohsr 1907 oeidritbeu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-12
Gines jungen Mannes Grlebnib.
Nrnnf1hn. Il oftpber 1907.

GroofGb n, IA. CttOber 1897.
Sd milf Sbntn itBt meire Spmptome nenneu.
Sd bin p Sabre att 8eptbt $50 VfunS; erssS
ffuB; 6oarfarbs ountelbraun; R0rper uHo 8fie=
Der lang uno idlaut: S6ip1be Des eanjsn a5rs
pcrs; 5tOpf ibiper unb ooa BON tlinaenDen 3Srm:
SbmsrIen OberbaIb Der aug2n; bas BtBe i'm Gnde
oclb; &uut unrtn uuo fcttt0 gcbt 8unot, be0edt
nit ntibtm usberJue, frGbisr un6 birtln nm aus
Der Rtble eintu 3dben itdrteurtiqen S6sim gu sEts
fsrnsr; fsfsdtn unb arocre 0iionen Oor ben slus
cen; i6rsdfide SrduTt; 9erboiitdt, Tubieteit; sip
g.rlanqsn lauet i'm gttt III litqeu; 0es RDrqSHs
tin niibes idperts @efiibl bti'm @ufhsbeu; bic
Sdrms mcndmal psriopft uno man6mal regular;
man9mal itleimtge Gntl.crungen aus Otu 3drmen;
lnrsinli6t,it auf Der 6out; 3uden; i6le6ter Ses
idmaf i'm WEHo; abbtu Dor Irbeit urtp tueiblis
der Geieuitdft; 9ang sur 6tniamftit; Sunrpfet
i6tptre, tumpffnriae uno trGumsrtitbe RoHhlfGn
Der @eoanfsn; bafss, bdgerts ausfcbrn; Raieus
bluttn; 9ta6ti6pttB 9srlaneen btl g9aHsr Jn
na6 otm 3ubtttgebsn. IS 1T acbt Sabre Der, lett
i'd oeit eeruidteuoe Nuqeipobrb,it onnabn uno ith
babe isit6tr fat immer o,litttn Sd inter etr
gebanoLunq iIebsn Softor'n. SD babe feiu
Galomd, Gucdflbtr sotr blaut 9ilsn m,ines @ti=
fers mad qtnommen. SD babe biss ang ng,DObnbett
abqttcot oenu ietDem id oas ReiolDent aenoms
mtu babe ib oas 8srlunqsu oGnab DerlOrtu. Sic
Wenbunq ntlbe 0as Ytitttl berporqebrabt mar
srfaunli6 an Oas 1lnbsbaqen btri6tpanb De
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mtins Geifesir6blitteit purOe ntu btltbt md itb
bin Jest Gnofli6 baraut beOa6t uno citrio msin
9aqtnsrt lu berridtu. SD ntbme rur einen baI=
ben 9hedofftl Reiolnsnt breimol tdelid uub cine
oOn Waopao's 9illsn isOtr Abenb unh lpsimaf
pS6tntli6 rtibs i6 mtine Birbtlidule unb mttnen
Nidtn NIT &eaop aelief elm. Cine Sluidbs bat
Sice puneerbart sptuouu9 hsrnorQsbrnht ob,r i'd
CLAUDE ts III bt1r, Den @ebrau6 Oieies Rittes
nod cine 3sitlanG fort5uisBen. So6adtunggDOa u.
S-p.
3n Gdren arcB,r 66Dd6e unb an,r nerb0ien
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q.ufaub (Raopap iibtr rSrrtatiOnen in Der 6arns
r1brt ett9, auf @trlang'n frsi 3ugcianot.
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len gpotbetsrn uerfauft uHO fnS in Or RaOipGD's
Cffiee, Rr. s., Glm= =Strabe, IeDs0Ort, Ju babtH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-12

NusFeGung i'm 9ranb Paluis. Die
mG9tige 9alle mar gebrdngt bon pon
3uI9auern. Ollie Acknowledgment
iinb bur9 geI4madbOa Oetorirte
StGnbe pertreten. Sin 6eionberes
3ugftid Der 2(usitelung lit 5dttn's
lenf6ures 2uftI6iff, tpel6es fir 9rn.
9eutI4 gebuut purOe. Mie cine riez
iige gel6e @tgurre bdngt es in bem fir
fteuer6are 8ullonS reIerpirten She'll
Der 6aQe BON Der 9ede berab oSn Der
Contribution BON 9lutomobilen f9eiz
nen feline rebolutionirenoen @rfinbunz
gen gema9t porben gu fein, penigz
items 1T BON iOl4en in Der QusiteIung
Nt6ts 3u ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-12

Gag qroBs 81 6dmorrbo;Oen 6efts
mtttel 4nuts is, Die 6uotduuq bts Sr
Oss Sabr6uuoerts." 20,O00 oauf5aJs 9stitnttn ieqs
nsn Oies einJgs uutrJg!i1s 9dmor5bo0eu= o.ilinit=
tel, uno Sit p.lde umoHit 99li6mittsl. Saiben
UNI inntrlihs Wittel an1epsHost blben. p2ratu oas
dnqsuebm, Geibl Gugenbiidlidtr Sbmcrjtinoeruna
un0 Die fbtre o;Nun5 3u lpiiroigcn pifitn, D;i6t
pur9 Nndte eelpdbrt ptro'u 9rei5 $l00
9robtu fire /. 6ranco jugtilaot bur6 y. Rens
iaeoter 60, 96r 24l6 Ntp=0orf
lSi IN Sn S&el
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
A CHURCH DEDIcATep
Cumberland Presbyterian Hsu.

Cumberland Presbyterian Nam. j,
ship Dedicated with cercm,,.'
Brentwood, Texas. Februar /; NJ
o'clock Sunday morning the sp,,,, \
forum of the new First cumherIs,, }
byterian church was tIled 10 or,,,,]
and a large number Of people va, !,
away who could NOT even ri n
room. After the anthem plar,d (,
ara Fenaoie, hey. j. L. Ko,a,nes n
fllst Presbyterian church ip,ns,s n
blessing on the occasion. Miss p,,s n
rendered beautlIul solo. yIislr NJ
Israel, after which Rev. ]. /. MI
READ the scripture lesson and ID m
CHOSEN words prayed the Supreu \
tccJ Tor Il blessing ou this lsppy r
ne congregation coined tie eRaf i
ing Il Love Thy Kingdom. Lort1 }
which Pastor NJ. L. ChappeI I,as}
Or. w. j. Darby OF EYansyiIle. III,
delivered one OF the most masrsl ,
mons ever heard in Brbwnwud b.
by's text was. $50 Teach Us % RI
Our Days that We May Apply III n
Unto Wisdom" Psalms, % sa4g, |. n
The gist OF his sermon hinged ssasl
phrase. The living that tie thu
mand. " lie said In part that TIE "a
piled, first, 4 recognition 0. CD. d
PRODUCTION of the divine into hama 4
Second. q due appreciation n ne n
of time and the scarcity 81 opvwia
Third, the introduction Of the bean
into life; the well rounded he s6;
one that has the heart elsneat /
most practical affairs OF eserdll
Fourth, an understanding Of Tie I
So teach us that we may undtrsla
time in which we live that We MAJ
ourselves wisely to meet It's demsfa
Darby closed with this very fttils
tion from James Russell Lowell;
" 'Tis as easy to be heroes as bf
idle slaves
OF q legendary virtue CARED ufs
fathers graves.
Worshipers of light ancestral Ein
present light a crime:
Was the Maytiower launched y
steered by men behind ihcR y
Turn those tracks toward Pas
that make Plymouth Rock SRf
New occasions teach new dgusl
makes ancient good uncousn
They must upward still and caEsA
would keep abreast Of trgla,
Lo! before us CLEAN her campsfeA
selves must pilgrims be
Launch our Mayfower and SET
through the desperate VINE y 4
Nor attempt the futures portal z
past's blood-rusted key.
A collection amounting to X
taken to liduidate the remalniaaxn J
ness on the church. after wnlea III nj
read the dedlcatory service ane
the officers Of the church ~
Gllliom. the former pastor q " M
led In the dedicatory pra,et. ~
benediction was prononncea y .s,,s
Watson Of the First Chrlstissn. sssI
dreds of expressions OF as''.us
service were heard. a service ~
the afternoon at $3.50 o,cloch
time short talks We're maaf
ons DastOrs of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
NAcoeDocHes' FARMERS MEETING.
A Number of Distinguished Speakers
Are to Attend the Congress.


Are to Attend the Congress.
Nacogaoches Texas, February 1G.-There
win be held N the city Of Nacogdochcs on
Thursday. February II, at 10 a. M, an
old fashioned farmers congress- to which
every farmer in the county and surround
ing counties are invited and urged To at
tend. Besides local talent there will he
present and participate In the meeting
number of distinguished gentlemen from
Notion are well known. AmGng the num-
Der who will deliver addresses are the
following:
Hon /. l.. Foster. president Of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical college: Prof
j. II. Connell director United States ex-
pertinent stations; Fred. W. Mallv. profes-
SQr entomology, Agricultural and Mechanic
al college: II. II. Price, professor OF horti-
culture, Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege; II {. Pittuck, professor Of agricul-
ture. Agricultural and Mechanical col
weather bureau: f. : Peters, president
Southern Cotton Growers association: r.
". hrkporrick. president Collin County
Fruit Growers association. And last hut
not least. the indomitable. irrespressihle
sam ~. Dixon. immigration ngTnt for the
Honston East and West Texas railroad
rms Is the first time in the history of this
county that the farmers will nave an on
Portu1ty TO ate o. and participate in an
Institution of this kind. and they are cor
daily and earnestly invited to attend The
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Thursday
February 81, ending with a mass meeting
at niHnt, to which everybody is invited
to take part.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
DEATHS.

PARRoN.-Tyler, Texas, February 10 =
w r. Barron, aged 10 years, one of the
most prominent old settlers In Smith coun.
~. died here
Ill ID. Prutt. well known expert
horseman, died at Wake Valley, this coun.
ty, on the 18th.
THARp.. Huntsville. Texas, February 10
Died, &c Crabb's Prairie Miss Lena
Tharp. The young lady had been teaching
school In the ncighhorhood.
CABlNESS.- Huntsville, Texas. February
l6-Died, February IL, at Pine Prairie,
Lucy Herndon, Youngest daughter OF Mr..
X. ii. and Mrs. Rowana cabiness.
neBow. Mckinney, Texas, February Is
II G; DeBow, an nged resident. living
nine miles east OF town, died last evening
Of general debility, due to old age.
LESS. Ennis. Texas. February ls-Mrs
A. cchn was called 10 sherman Saturday
70 attend the funeral Of her father, MI.
ess, who died In that city Saturday morn.
KNowLIN sherman. Texas. February
III. Mrs, J. knowlin died at her home,
p m An infant preceded her only a
MAY, Wharton, Texas. February u.s.
Died. last night, Of heart failure, after a
old son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank May. In
terment In the city cemetery.
..NEkER -Nayasnta, Texas. February IL
Mrs. Minnie ycker died here at d. m
Sunday and the remains We're inferred this
afternoon In the city cemetery. She leaves
large family OF grown children.
DEAIIAM .-Navasota. Texas, February
lS--fhc body OF Mrs. John Deahnm WAS
Inferred In the city cemetery at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. She died Saturday
NJ her home In this city, aged 81.
-HAGERTY --corsleuna. Texas. February
lt-Mrs. Hagcrty. an inmate of the l. o.
o I, Widows and Orphans home, drd
81 pneumonia and her remains were taken
20 Kaufman this morning for intcrment
TURk.-Shiner, Texas, February 1.-THE
remains OF John Turk. who died ct Okla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
YoAkuM LOCALS.
Mrs. w. n. Boulware Thrown from Her
Buggy and Injured.


Buggy and Injured.
ioakum, Texas, February 1T.-Mrs. w.
II. Boulware was tho victim Of Il painful
accident yesterday afternoon, She was sit
ting In her buggy In front of Weymouth 5
aruG store when the buggy was struck by
another vehicle, which was passing, with
the result that Mrs. Boulware was thrown
TO the ground ana painfully though not ser
ously hurt. Drs. II. II. Brown and 81
lounekin were summoned and administered
relief
Meta Anna, the T-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. l., Zlrlack died Friday night
The funeral occurred from the family resi-.
dence TO the city cemetery yesterday after
noon
The valentine tea at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Martin last Thursday night was a
decided success both from a social and
financial standpoint. l'he entertainment
was given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church TO raise funds 10 purchase Il parson-
age.
The congregation Of the Baptist church
expect their now pastor. Rev AIrhart OF
Austin, Ia be with them March l. IN the
meantime Rev. H. s. Snodgrhss conducts
Sabeath services both morning and even
ing.
Mr. Frank Lander ~ Victoria Is In the
city. visiting relatives
Mr. c. y. Munson died near Hone Friday
al the advanced age Of 81 gears.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

Notes and Personals.
i, isrsnla I, Texas 4 Fl,gpaEg is-pr !.
INK aHd was uuaille "a az bis sppointneat
81 Zoe Mrthelist church. Prof &. 81.
Booth occupiof the puip.t. and deiirere
an excellent dlseonrse OF the snIjcct -
christ Feeding tho Multitude The con
sregntiou Was a VERY iargc one.
The GnIf Colorado aad sauta Ne rail-
road afiuuunrtx an cEcfirsirti fu baiFerfoh
on frbruary = frnm BFenham and ilfrr
mediate points ThE RATE from krcni.aiI
Will b. ~ ~ for the round fgir ard ,iskcts
viii ~ good for return until February -
Mr. = y. Nagneid returned a. solneryilIe
to-day. lIe has disposed OF his merchants
businsss there and viii join government
surve, ing paTft which nas heeh antaorizsd
~ the Dawes eammission To settle soAir
disputed boundaries for the Five Tribrs
IN The indian TcrriiwF
Mr and MR. Leon Wei 81 Ecliriils ere
spendies ihe lay With fricgdf 10 fhs ciff.
Edward Sal,cr ieit fag BelirH thIs az
tefuogu 10 attend n masquerade pHrty givcb
10y NiaE Hanna 9iay lewis
hr. ,iiadiaEs stone returned "a the lGs
i'm university iolny
Guy and Ella AIay Merrill returned 20
sam AHtpnio tO,Iag. They have been guests
y iher coHsins Misses Kathleen apa Bes
lie psyer.
Mr.. Robert striekert ieft tfeiay tor Aus
Nr. anil sirs. Prank wo9a. Mr.. and Sis
Parted sHniHT aittrno"H fur New oritgns
Miss BESSIE Eldrldgp rciurucl today from
r!rlt Z" fYisi'is ~ Cbtrpcll iilH.
NY James curry lcft TO-DAY for Tariar
aud silt wurk Ior Nossrs 4 H. Miro, 4
~ ~ that place.
Mg Idyzir iiciiisou arrived froui Ga.
rtisn today sud l. gncst 81 her brother,
Jr. " Befuspp.
fpHs mcniisrs pf the family ~ Mr I y.
iietiiapi arr ai-k Mrs q. q Ninson. Nr-
". q. Bati. Miss I,ssama Caiatry ami
the li'tse dauEhrer AiF and Mrs. Bn
soIi
Mr. A. = TaYior tFtgrliuv frci4hi nStnl
~ the IfOuHtoH E7si and Niw Frxas rati
read b. spending The day in llc nty
Tho Foriulgbtir eiHt received donaiina
II ~ volumes today Tor hc public Hbgary.
wbith wfll 10 oaened hy q book reception
tomctro evening
The Iittir daughter ~ Mr. ani Sir.
Charles NikeEski WAS ehiiatrnnd AT Tho
GSy Iiili Lutheran church yesterday.
The thermometer registered ~ degrees
Fahrenheit today. nnd Wcprcrs Of winter
lnthing and them oppressive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
Wharton Items

Wharton. Texas February 17.-Mr. Seth
clapp met with painful accident this
week while directing negro how 20 hew
log, The Ratchet slipped. cutting Mr..
clapp's right hand so badly as TO necessl.
tate amputation az one finger. Drs. Ale.
Camly and Phillips performing the opera.
ton. N''"
While working on the Cane Belt railroad
Jonn fetty, u negro, was badly crushed hy
hprt but bis life NAV be saved
Rev, j. Windhnm OF Columns snent n
few days IN Wharton this week =
About twenty young society neonlo ,,,o,
&C the Erwin hall a few nights nro mud
devoted few hours 90 terpeichofeaI Meas.
ures. The night--cool. crisp and moon.
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A Train stoner cantured.

Lockhart, Texas, February ~. Several
times recently the passenger train between
Lockhart and Lniing has heen stoned nv
unknown parties concealed by the ynysiJe
Yesterday evening as the train was com
Ing from Luling several stones were thrown
Into a passenger coach. when Conductor
Davis who was on the lookout backed IN
his train and caught one OF the partlc..
II negro bOy-who is now in the Lockhart
fol
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FORTUNE FOR coNFEoERATEs.
Members of Mosby's Command Are Re.
rnembered BY Comrade.

"e'hDers OF mospys Command Are Re-
nembered by a Comrade.
Dailas' IeXas' February 1s.-offcers of
the local organizations of veteran Confed
crate soldiers have received information
that the names of all the survivors of the
command of General John S. Mosby are
wanted in New York by the German consul
and also in Berlin by executors of the late
sSNf9n Robert Yon Massow. The baron
StHtss on the Confederate side, being with
MosbNs command in all of its exciting
SCalhpalgns. With the downfall of the
: onlederacy he returned to Germany. lie
I1ngnt under Won Moltke in the Franco
russian war In his will he beoueathed
sSG,Vm,OoQ TO be distributed equally among
tne Survivors, of Mosby's command. Con,
teuerate soldiers in Dallas estmate the
number of survivors at from 100 to 400
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Karues City. Texas February H. The
Emitted Confederate Veterans organized a
camp here last Thursday with thirty one
veterans, to he known the KArncs couu-
~ camp. United Confederate Veterans
The following officers were elected for
thu ensuing year: Captain. l.. &. Tobin
first lieutenant. W G. smith: second llcu.
tcnnnt r. y. B McElroy; adintant. A.
J. Prichard; surgeon. s. &. Dailry. chan
lain. r. j. Stockton; treasurer, j. r.
Rhode
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Nearo Killed bx an Enninn.

Marlin, Texas, February 1S.-Dave Hall
colored. was run over aud Instantly Killed.
tn the yards OF the Calvert. Waco and
Brnzos Valley railroad this morning about
y o'clock. Engine Il was switching aud
had Just pushed In box car on the siding
and was coming up the main line hnCk.
wards when Hall was struck. both tender
AMI engine passing entirely over him and
muulating his body almost beyond recogul.
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