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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-01-24

Use Aliens FOOt-Ease in Your Gloves
A lady writes: Il shake Aliens Foot
ease into my gloves and rub little on
my hands. 1t saves my gloves by alb
sorbing perspiration. 1t is a most dainty
toilet powder" We invite the attention
of physicians and nurses to the absolute
purity of Aliens Foot-Ease. DR.. w. c.
Abbott, of the Chicago Clinic says: at
is grand preparation; l am using it
Constantly in my practice" All drug
and shoe stores sell it, csc. Sample
sent FREE. Address Allen S. Ohm
stead, lie Roy. N. Y.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-01-24

DE ~ WtttWUW'b AWtI WIWfeAc
MAy be worth TO you more than 800 II you
have child who soils bedding from incoRten-
ence OF water during sleep. Cures Old and
Young alike, u arrests the trouble at cncc e.
Sold By Green \ Bentley, druggists. 43yi
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PERSONALS.


Tuesday.
e. X. Hines has gone to Kingfisher,
Oklahoma, on a business trip.
E II. Gibbs is out after a severe i'll
ness and confinement with Ia grippe.
Thomas Sewers has gone to Hot
Syringe for brief sojourn and rest
from duties.
William Cook, Jos. Career and Ed
Thomas have gone to Indianapolis on
. business trip.
Harry Tanner, of Milwaukee, is in
the city visiting with many friends
and calling on trade.
Bert Sheppard departed last night
upon a western trip and will make
San Francisco his objective point.
q. O. Johnson has been confined to
his home for the past ten days with
Ia grippe and remains quite poorly.
Mrs. Nell Woodin, who has been
quite i'll during the past week, is con-
valescing and is able to be out again.
Major SHIN. Byers, of Des Moines,
came down last evening to visit rela-
tives and friends and look after bust.
ness affairs here.
Supervisor Chas. Mehanna, of Keo-
kuk county, was in the city yesterday
looking after business matters and
joined Supervisor Stevenson, Of Ma
haska, en- route to MarshaIltown to
be in attendance at the state meeting
Of county supervisors that opened in
that city this morning.
Ex-County Recorder JEFF Harold
has signed contract with the Equit-
able Life Insurance company of Des
Moines under the direction of Gen.
eral Agent A. L. Comstock to repre-
sent that company in the life insur-
ance field. He viii enter upon his
new field of labor in few weeks.
w. q. Clark and VIM. Peatman, of
Centerville, comprising the well
known real estate firm of Clark &
Peatman, were in town last evening
attending meeting of the Osk aloosa
Street Railway and Land Co, Mr..
Clark returned to his home to-day
but Mr.. Peatman win remain several
days to look after preliminary ar
engagements for the new electric line.
Times-Republican: Secretary w 8.
Lacy, of the Oskaloosa Y. M. @. A,
spent Sunday in Marshalltown and in
the afternoon conducted a meeting
for men in the Railway Z. NJ. G. A.
rooms. Mr.. Lacy is an entertaining
speaker and his meeting was very
much enjoyed. The music was feat
nre and Mr. Lacy himself took part
in It. He was a former member of
the Harmony male quartet, of Des
Moines.
Mrs Belya Davidson surprised her
sHUther and father last evening by in
yiting part of the members of the
Independent Rebekah Lodge No. 3s9,
Of which they are members, to her
parents home, 1137 High avenue east,
and entertaining them in very hos
pitable manner. The Rothrock &
Straton orchestra furnished music for
the evening. Refreshments were
served and at a late hour all departed
for their homes voting that it was one
Of the most enjoyable events of the
season.
Wednesday.
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Peoria.

see in Thursdays HERALD some
correspondence from Whartonville
in which the correspondent, "Spec-
ial" has misstated some things, and
as your regular correspondent from
this point think you ought to know
the facts. The part refer to is the
last part, where those persons joined
the M. E church. The facts are those
boys had been arrested for disturb.
ing meeting of the Epworth League
in the M. e. church at this point.
They all plead guilty and were fined.
PEoRIATE.
(The HERALD published the item
last week in good faith, although it
came from person who is not a
regular correspondent. We are sor-
ry we were led into the error, and
take this occasion to condemn the
action of the author. The columns
of paper is no place in which to
vent personal spite or exhibit smart.
r ess, and the HERALD never permits
same knowingly.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-01-24

The following is list of the mar
rage licenses issued by the clerk since
our last report:
mo- NAME REsTDUNou AGu
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-01-24
800,
Dr. =. De.chon,. And DiuretIc

OHAs. v. HoFFMANN, ?. nd.
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MARRIAGES.

bAitNES-ST ACY Mckinney. Tsx,s
january l5.-H. c. Barnes and Ne,
fesrl Stacy Of this city we're marrjsd
here today Na4T4ea
1ARRATT- PIENE. --Whsrton
'en1aFE lo'-Ilrried this morning Al Al
u''nDN, MT Robert Jarrait OF Corsicana
~ .aiss SOPHIA Piens Of tals city, RaSb,
na'nste n Of houston officiating.
IoNEs-PAGE, Ennis, Texas lamar,
l9'-7Nr. Wallace Jones and Miss 49,
fsge prominent young people Of Ma
iolnlan' were married in this CITY yss
'efaay Rev. r Singleton of5r a,..,
sLouNAc-sL0UyAC. Ennis. To-.
January To- Mr. Louis Slouvac ana Ne
FRANCIS Sl0uvac. ho.h young Rnhen,ia1s
LNing near Ennis. we're married a, ~
catholic church here yesterday F,,ha-
H. y. Buckley officiating.
DOUBLE WEDDlNG--San Ange,o ~
January ~ There was a double wssdin.
az the MeDermot' house this afternon.
justice NJ. o. D3v,i perlor,ninv 49,
ceremonies. The couples were a.
amanda spillers OF this city ana ~
JoDn a. Robinson OF Houston eounr~ -.
MISS Lula Spillers ana Mr.. y. Il, Rl,r.~
both OF this city. The brides wers r,,,1r |,
and daughter, s'0'nsF
=. lINHtsRALp-M ARXEN. Yoa hum
.enas, lAhusry Is MIR. -. J. FitxxeraIs
sad Miss Martha Marxsn were $50
10 msfrlage to-day Rev. J Beean Of ths
rp.seop.i church performing the eere-
mohy' MT Fitzgerald was for sevsr,,,
years conductor on the san Ant,,nt.
anu Arkansas Pass railroad and his frisna,
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HOUSTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY ~
10 PAGES TODAY.
4 rlenT AGAINsr ,nLrrARls,r.


Taere have seen tsT o9cas.ons in the
senate ~ hDnss st Washington when a
resort % al5as,ernz ha8 srseier issti-
acztIoa than he oEstrucsive .ac,scs whicn
are agw Aesag orour-: sncs play In the
sena.e agzias tae array Reorganization
bill
Tse necessity for ~ regular army
Ia lais eouairT does nos ex. 81 AZ pressat
alt ras saat5rs Tho 7ys attempting 70
Pegeu, tas pasase o. q 5iu that souii
;aaea og-ea lo1a Gs ana ax me
pssua1,- pg5se policy. are pa
.r.9.s 47a ,-s friends y Inc people
4 uecestg may exiH. i5r .ha main
terag.e Of volunteer contingent * the
army ,sr y4- b. tro years longer.
To III 1zga moi in s4ct % De
saea. b.4 .4s Nssea. as 5ir. Hanna says.
has .als-s1 ls zim ats.rz .l2a Ralt-
ssyaas 7oHgy q eanquea, aaa thousands
O. 30, a;s iii Sc re41i-sf 70 complsre-
- aaal lr-s -hs 1zs.ves and restore good
CIDER. Waae Che opponents 81 tae army
bill --eta,-r. 40 ~. spps1ve me admin
istsa.5a5 f.l 77.ne policy. YET - ,ae
Nae1 aas ,at1.ssd ID. laey are willing
20 ca ale ,a- volunteer army tor tNo
yea.z !1nge- and % make ihai army
large eao1sa 70 accomplish Tie thorough
pzeiae4esoa o. be Philippines
Tas IS all re concession rhess sena-
tors $40 ase opposing re increase o.
.ae regular array could be expected 20
MAKE. The admin s;ra4on can &c. all
tas men % sauts t0r an emergency. Thcn.
when aha ezLsauk conditions haye been
ssanze3, the question Of a grcEsr stand
iag army could be calmly considered BY
born tae country aaI congress aad such
action sa&en as on-pirtisan statesman
snip might de.ern.ns.
Starting gpon solid ground Of this kind
NessTs. Teller. B1s5n and Pet4grew nave
the DO d -he argumea. and are risht
IN adopting whatever tacelcs may be
necessary. fhss are permitted by the
rules Of tas senate. % thvart the sahenes
OF taose Nho would use temporary
emergency 20 i1sten permanent large
military estabN, ament upon the country
Il "a AGA; against pure mllltarism.
Les as cross bridges only as we come
70 them. in nseaaers 81 such grave In
port as This
i is when great issues o; this char.
scter arise in congress that the value
of the dciiOerative character ana priv.
ileses q the senate lie shown. The house
has become more ma hine 90 regis,ei
promptly The VIII Of partisan majority
In me senate We have now our only dc,
liberstive National body OF law nakers
In The senate alone d 'es the representa-.
tive Of the people or States rcsain hli
individual influence and lndepeuden, REP
reseDtatlye character.
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punishment would he Aripiy srinctsn. 70
meet conti;iors where the most speciz--
star sxampie would be required in the
south As cold matter OF csleuIssloa
there Is less plausible excuse Tor b9fn-
ing negro al the stake in Kaasas OF
Colorado than in Mississippi o. GEORGIA
There - no JUS nesion in such fen1-
ishness snywherc. II ia an abandonment
OF civilization zat Christianity aud o;
human Instincts in whatever State Il may
occur. It should meet with the honess
ard Indignant condemnation Of all good
citizens In all secuons--aud Il does Bat
IN seeking for extenSa,ing circumstances
the South IS in far better position 10
urge the excuse Of needed example,
and the higher Law than is any North-
ern or Western state.
The Post is rot disposed TO x!ost over
the fact thAt Northern community mas
again shown itsel, as 'ibsroarous" as euy
Southern community has ever done. Il
has now become az Oft told tale tia.
human nature is the same 10 all parts
o. the country and that oae section Is 90
worse and 10 better shan auo,her. but
Ve 90 Insist again that sense OF COM
mon decency. K not common justice.
should, ia view a all these nab outrages
10 the West ard North. put an end to
The bitter and sectional Northern erltl-
eiEn against the South. I, would seem
i5at even Pharisse could at tines
recognize a plain o5ss OF seif-s,uitiaeA-
ton and utterly haseless sslf-righ,eous.
rpes
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are as numerous as his acquaintsnces.
Miss Nsr1en q a young lady OF many
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mr. and Mrs Fltz5er-
ala LEI. on the afternoon train for the
sroon's home IN Fort Worth.
KELLER EFRoN.--Ennis Texas. JAM
rary l5-Cards have been issued an
ncunsgsg the approaching marriage OF
Mr Jake Keller Of HIlsboro to MSS
Leah Efron OF this ci;y, to take place
az the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Enron,
in Ennis. on January q. 1901. at S:SV
p. N.
WILCOX -MENEFEE. -Flatonia. Tex.
January 15.--At II O'Clock noon today,
in the Methodist church. at this place.
Mr. waiter Henry wilcox OF MArfa'
Texas. and Miss Lazelie Menefee OF Fla
tunia were united in marriage. Rev
Wcems Nootan officiating The church
was beautifully decry led with evergreens
end pot plants ana vas lighted with elee-
tric lights and candles. Promptly at tue
appointed hour the bridal party arrived
the Hrst 10 enter being Messrs. Frank
Brown and Henry Bludworth as ushers.
The attendants we're Mr.. r. S. Nenefes
and Miss DAISY Woods. Mr.. John Kerr
sad Miss Fairy Flares, Mr. Charles
Moore aud Miss Fannie Lane OF Austin.
Mr. w G. Lane OF Gonzales and Miss
Cecil HaOerm4cher Of Sinner, Miss Kate
wheeler acting as maid of honor. Little
Dixie Tucker and Mildred Basford were
flower girls The bride entered the left
aisle on the arm Of her cousin, DE-. ".
NJ. Tucker. simultaneously with the
groom in the right aisle, accompanies
By Mr. Guy Combs OF San Antonio who
acted as bss, man. Lobengr.u's bridal
chorus vas beautif.ly rendered by the
musicians and choir, composed as foi-
lows: Mrs. r A. Wheeler organist'
Mr. F. P. Yeager first violnist, Mss
Lizzie Yesger. second violinist; Mrs. G.
F. Woods. Mrs R T. Morris, Mrs. ".
wnlefard. Miss Martha Yesger and
Messrs ". r. Walker. H. A Woods, o.
p. Basfori and W K. Sullivan. 1mre-
dlately after the ceremony the bridal
party repaired % the home OF the briies
parents and an elegant luncheon was
served The happy oor7le left on the
f.43 .. n. Southern Pac flc train for san
Antonio. Austin snd san Marcos. from
whence they go to their future home
q, Maria.
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LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
a Test We'll to BE Rored in a search
for oil.

Lake Charles, La. January l6.--Since
the discovery OF oil Al, Beaumont in such
large quantities. there has been re-
VIVA q the discussion of tAe many
evtfehees tcst this locaGty 3. also under
iaii VITA the valuable product. on each
siie or the plrish there exist numerous
evidences 81 oil, One Of our nlaA prami-
nsn huianess men has started q lis, for
subscription to bore a tesS well. ana win
cot5in the service G. expnrleneed nsa 10
handle he testing AMI lolk sac y.tnafi m
over. There is no dou5s hui what al
prevails IN and around this part of the
country and only a trial viii Obtain the
rue state cf aftairs Mr.. K. n. Nas-1
g one OF our forward men anil VII head
the IL, ami subscribe lIberally
~ result az the removal OF tho
headquarters Of the J. l. Case Harges
ing company TO Lake Charles. f. g. ,nI-
ring OF Jennings has Nslr IN his resis-
nation rs Safe sgeni ami VIII he su>-
eeeted by George W. f.ng,ani Mr. Eaz-
land has bsea with tho Case gec9le many
years and kheir in eTesss are not g-inr
70 suffer Il his hands. His many frFtar
In Lake uaailes are rcjascei az his Wi,
deserved pramotion.
Mr.. Coating Is also we'll known ana
isded Ia THIS community II Is nnier-
stood that Mir. Cuttings resignsfion a.
due to the removal Of State hesloue.,o..s
. Lake Charles which is nav n,,t+sr
Ct few days only HIS home AMI ne--
sonsl Interests are all In Jennings. ana
whlle Lake Charles would have saailv
welcomed him as citizen. he could no,
Dc expeseed 10 desert tAe town OF Ais
choke.
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HEARxE ITEMS.


Elected Officers.
HesTae, Texas January ts.--At meet
ing o, the stockholders Of the new Gil
mil held here yesterday he following
officers we're elected: l. IS. Carr. presi-
dent p s. Grogan vice president; Rob-
err C. Allen. secretary. " p Ferguson.
treasurer Tae following executive com
mittee was appointed L. W. Carr. r. s.
Gsogln, William Crenan aud r. J. White.
Another meeting VII De ncid Il The near
future. The new mil wii he under the
management o. Mr.. p. $. Grog3n, a pglc-
tea. o.. mil m4a, who has Desn sac
employ Of the Ma iona. OIL MIL company
Tor several ye4rs.
A. a NEE ny OF Hearne ledge Ne. -
Knights OF Fythias last might tee follow
ing officers were installed: O.. tplrt
master u work D. ~. Hamilton, chzn-
ceuCr conmantEf; % ~ Elroy vice
chancellor. J. W De SAazl1. pre.ate; z
g. Weyl keeper o. records and seal; J.
g. AcWilliams master Of finance; IS.
J. smith master u eXchequer. s.. C..
tlea. ~, master az lrms, ". c. Bishop
cuger gard After the work VS. oveT
.lEch was hid.
Several lots Of hogs have been shipped
cut Of here lately to the NJFthern mark
cts.
For the PES, monta water has been
very scarce with the HouAton AMI Texas
Etrsral ui.r0ad a Their tanks al pra-
mand Thornton md Rlchiaa1 AL
ireights going ont OF ,heFe el route north
are compelled to carry ezra "a Ks SO as
10 enable them 70 IN ke n l-ip Men-
day morning nine frei hts we're tel u1
ca tha middle DIVISION caused by tee
lack Of water.
Ar W C. Lcouey a prosperous planter
o. Bran,hYllc, Ind business In Hea7ne
yesterday
Superintendent Edwin Wilson OF the
Heaiue and BRACES Valley railway ar
rived 10 the ci,y from Austin yesicr-
day
Mr. NJ B. Groce, chief clerk to the
rca3m7s.er OF the Houston and Texas
Central railroad, and an old employe %
me rold visited relatives here ye3tcr-
day
Mr. William ". Waters. pram.nen.
insurance man OF Dt,lss. stopped on In
iearna for q few hours yesterday
Contractor W. \. knight. who has the
conir 90 for bui ding Colonel WIlte's
house in the bottom, left yesterday Tor
Mumford
John T. De I.esdernier has returne
from a trip to Wor hsm
Messrs r. J. Waite, William Henson
and Fred Wood came ID on the aearne
and BRACES Va ley railroad from the bot
tom yesterday
Messds Seth Burnett and W c. Ander-
son, prominent planters OF the BRACES
bottom. neir Calvert. were in the civ
recently
Miss Mollie wadsworth lett today FOR
yisit 70 friends in Mstagorda.
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Corsicana News ~

CorsiSana, Texas. JanH'p
proposition TO issue bonds 70
OF $4,000, for the erectf3a q I
building in this city. was "
terGay and carried oyerSnel.s 1
ward in the city giving ? /.
the measure. In two warns '
tive vote was cast. :.
A little daughter Of T. !. Z
playing in the yard Of 'ns !. X
denoe on Collin street, vas
face nnd arms by a sayaes "
fully injured.
The funeral OF Mrs, Lfs
d.ei in Little Fack, Ara9 I
CURED from the union depN
morning.
Two additional cases o. Z
discovered yesterday ron
Gated in a negro family "
western rart of the clly. !,
county and city health oias's z
10 pawSsn, in this csunl y.
Investigate some cases q y
nees.
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KANSAS AND the NEGRO.

Kansas. following Colorado. has again
demonstrated that the burning OF csim-
teal at the stake is not sectional
crime any longer. 1t IS only recently ina,
this character OF punishment has been
indicted by communities outside tho
South. but already the record stands al.
most equal with ours.
II is especially remarkable that such
treatment Of the negro should occur in
Kansas bleeding Kansas. that barred
It's breast to repel the encroachments OF
slavery and that led in the bitter cru
sades against the south In years Ions
gone BY, and tina, has been. professedly,
ever since. one Of Che most "terribly
shocked" OF our American commonwealth
at the alleged wrongs or sunerings Of
the negro in the Southern states!
DO curses. like chickens. 20 home 10
Toosts after allg liz retributiyc Justice
at last measuring out punishment to
those critics Of the southern people who
have failed 70 appreciate the terrible
conditions under which We have been la :
boring TO protect the persons and chastity
OF our women IN the midst OF an ign0-
rant ana vicious population of large pro-
bortionsg
New York. Ohio. Indiana, Kansas and
Colorado hare but small negro popula-
tlon. compared with that OF the Southern
States. Identification OF black criminals
Is easier IN those states and for that
reason the grayer onspses by this class
are Tess frequent. Where the principle
OF terrorism needs 20 be adopted In the
South, no such necessity exists In The
North or Went
in such states - Scausas swift legal
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CALVERT LOCALS
Burglars Made n Haul Of Hand
Painted China.

huFEihrs wade Haul OF Hand
Painted China.
calvert, Texas January l6.-'rhis
morning burglars brake through plate
glass window and entered the store Of
Parish & Proctor and took large guam
t.ty Of hand painted china. There has
been no arrests
Jack Lewis left few days ego Tor
Palestine and other points on the later
national IN the interests Of tue Ameri-
can Thread c1mpan,
Rev. ., r Hoichkiss Of Bastrop is In
me city visiting friends Rev Hoteh-
Kiss Was pastor OF the Methodist church
here for four years and has many
friends
Mrs. Inez Van Pelt OF Hearne Is al the
bedside % her sister, Mrs H. Boyles.
who is very sick
Mr.. j 2, Lewis, who has been with his
family for several days. left today Tor
points IN Southern Texas Mr., Lewis has
the entire STATE in which 10 represent
the American Thread company
The brick bulldog OF Mr. J. c Mercer
y nearing complexion. and when falshed
Ar Mercer will move bis stock OF goods
into IL.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

kir gstury Texas. January Isl. a.
Lynch, who has been in the general mer<
chi.ld.se business for fifteen years, has
SOD his business to G. R. Buckner. Nj.
\. D. H3hn e the firm of A. d. Hahn q
co, has n-id out TO o. j. Ham,
wocdy.lle, Texas, January 15.-The firm
Of Rhodes & Young, doing a gr3oery
us'ress, has sod the entire stock Of
goods 10 the firm Of Rloe.ts q Reel.
Da!les Young OF this town has toush
one-half interest in the firm OF $. b.
Young aud the Arm name will be In tie
future Young & Young.
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oaicers Elected

cringe TeS1s, ,angsry l6.--pae stock
holders Of tAe Orange ANA Northwestern
RatlrpSi company mel shis an ernoon ana
elected the following bsard o. directors.
O. Be1en Moore, Mexgnder Gilne-. d.
call L, Aaier. George W. BancroS. II u.
Luicner ana 4. 7. Cienault The dirae-
1eis then met and elected he follrNlnx
othoers G. Bedell Maore, president.
AieNsnaer elmer. vice president: u. Can.
secretary ami treasurer.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


McGresor, Texas, JanGayy i5.--Qne Of
The most important business changes yet
to have taken place occurred yes erday
with the seTell-He1ing Mill and Elevator
company Of this place. a. j. SeSeu.
pre- dent ard gsnerll manager Of tae
concern, sold his entire interests in tae
mia to John Russell, F. NJ Masry, J, d.
Mailer and S c. Walker, all OF McGgegor.
The company ni5w e9eD unler the nsme 81
she Herins Mil company.
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:, rs Texas January ls.-rhe peopls
CITY sauaeana have decided to enter tb,,
the ststs , osna.aite for the location a.
]. II no INDUSTRIAL school for girls
hurry are hsys v, sna daughters Of Gran.
CT our mayor. ar ooyle's broth
some Gotten is sim .,.,
1890 ~ one man from Frsss, ns 20 ms
h.S even bales here yesss.5 county
'ssn holding Cor better prie .na' ae
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WORKMAN Knights ofp,n,,

~. a'm' Texas, January 1s.-At n
Fesuiar meeting OF the Mlanab ,oa..
~ ~ H ,n,a of Pythias last Monday n,pb,
]. n u officers were installed nv
eomran SSss u 2. Wheeler. ehancellsr
lsr. I NJ y w Pettus. vice chancsl.
r.s Of work; j. p. Andrews steols
NJ Turner, master ~ sxnhsn a.
Shs Marsh'ii, master Of finance. ! W. NJ
rasT5 inner guard; Cook Bazoo ., w.
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Texans Inherit . !

Corpus Christi, Texas, =.
letter was received here "
ing that by the death Of
in Germany the B.ucher z
city thve brothers and ~,
len heir TO $685. 900. The tFf
ty Surveyor c, Ii. Blucnei. (
cher, Mrs. Chas. Mepiy -
Butcher. all Of this CITY !
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Dan Murphy klll'

Welsh. La. January
stranger notified the torsn'
ton that in walking into =,
ternoon he saw a dead n''
the track about two miles y y
Going at once to the placs 4
ing to one side OF the Wy
trestle, the dead body q
so years old, with skull ri
emptied OF brains. S9ms
recognized him as Dan Au l,s
in town about $3.50 isss ~ 4,
loon. Fourteen dollars wA
out of his pocket, Wnsp
was trying TO beat . Hs .is.
paarles. C5roner was"
Charles has been notified
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