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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-09-26

Daugherty's proposition to abandon
speaking In this campaign indicates
that the stream OF Democratic elo-
Quence has dried up.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS

and PrOstratiOn from Over
work or other causes.
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Tom Johnson's pet tax scheme didn't
seem to take at all. Most people In
Ohio during these prosperous times
are both able and willing to pay their
fair share OF the public burdens. and
are not much interested In the Johnson
plan for the application Of Henry
Georges wild theories In respect to
taxation.
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The attempt on the life of President
Mckinley should unite every Repub-
lican In Ohio to the support Of the prin-
ciples which the president represents.
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President Mckinley was always
ready to explain his principles and
policies before the people. and on his
many trips through the country he
has been at much pains to perform
this duty. believing that the people
were entitled to full and faithful &C.
count OF his stewardship. Now that
the president Is stricken down, 1t be-
comes his friends to perform the duty
which he is unable to perform himself
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When . woman doesn't take aay
Interest In her housework--
When the least exertion tires her
When her back aches constantly
her head troubles hef--limbs pain,
and she feels generally miserable, it's
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ache-
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Ing all sorts Of dire diseAsss-
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DON'T Be DUPED

There have been placed upon the market
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of "Webster's Dictionary" They are being
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-03
HIGHER COURTS.


OcCOnQ OCuFN W. fNPPSNh-s
Fort Worth. Texas, March 2.--Proceed-
iugs In the court OF civil appeals for the
Second supreme judicial district Of Texas:
Motions submitted: Martin vs. MARI, 10
dismiss appeal: New York Life Insurance
Company VS. orlopp, for rehenrlng stan
berry VS.. Bills, TO 6le transcript; Martin IS.
Mari, TO amend appellcc's briefs; Fletcher
ct al VS.. Gates, administrator, to dismiss
appeal; Martin vs.. Mari. for ccrtlorar 10
perfect record; Martin US. MARI, TO sub.
stltutc appeal bond; Caruthcrs vs.. Ross. to
HE transcript
Motions granted: Carutlcra vs. Ross, to
flc Transcript Calls VS. Smith, to afurm
on certificate. Stanbcry VS.. Bills, 10 lie
transcript. Martin ys. Mari. to amend APP
pellee's briefs, to substitute appeal bond.
terrified 10 supreme court Hudson IS.
Compcre Bros
Motions overruled: Fort Worth and Den.
yer City Railrond VS.. Nucknlls, for rehcar
Ing; Solomon ~. Mowry ct al, for reheur-
ing; Clark Va. Mcknight. for rehearing
Lawrence VS.. Texas Central Railway com.
p0ny, for fehcaring; Bowerman W.. Grnccy
Pope. for rehcaring; Rackley VS.. Orr
for rohearing: Fletcher ct al vs. Gates, id
ministrntor. to dismiss appeal; House vs.
Mathews, for rehcaring Martin Martin vs..
Sinrr 10 dismiss appeal, certlorari to per
feet record.
Motions withdrawn: Martin Us. Mari, to
0stpone submission.
County, from Taylor; CUR, Colorado md
Santa Fe Railway Company VS. Felix t.,
Bath Co. ct 9l, from rarrant; John Mar.
tin ", T.. c. Mari from Stoncwall; Texas
and Pacific RAILWAY Company ct Al ".
Stcl, from Taylor: Texas and Pacific Rail.
way Company ct al VS.. Atterbury; Gehr.
mann vs.. Dalzicl 1t al. from Motley. West
crn Union Telegraph Company VS. Thomp.
son et nj, from Bosnue; William u. Clevr.
land & Co. vs. Boyley ct al. from ward,
Gases affirmed: AlcLennan County VS..
Graves ct al, from Eostlaud; Gates ut at
w. Unknown Heirs OF w. l.. Aston from
Ilnrdemsn Gulf. Colorado and Santa 70
Railway Company VS.. Knox ct nj, from
Tarraut
Reversed ami reinsnded; Murray Ginning
system Company VS.. Exchange Nati7Hil
Bank, from Denton; McCarty vs.. Palmer
81 al, from Erath. Dorsey Printing Com
pany vs.. Gainesville Cotton Seed III. NH
and Ginning Company, from Cooke
Cases set for submission on March 3.
1901 Henderson Guard VS.. Wolnortn, fiom
Lubbock; Stacey vs.. Grecnwhdc, nGm
Bosque; Miller VS.. Ncubanner from Calia
han; Baker VS.. Lynch ct al from Shackcl
| ford; Owen ct Al VS.. Hunt ct nj, from Fast
land: Fort Worth and Denver city hail
way Company W. Davis, from Armstrong
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Fifth Court of Appeals.

Dallas. Texas, March ., Tho following
proceedings were had today In the court
of civil appeals for the Fifth supreme
judicial district at Dallas;
Affirmed Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway Company W.. o, r. Gavin, from
Grayson, j. II. Nicely et al vs. Grayson
County National Bank. from Grnyson J.
r. Bailey rs. Rockwell County Nationai
Bank from Rockwall.
Motions disposed Of: T. r Judd Vs. The
State of Texas, for rehcarlnG and con
cusions Of fact and law, ovcrrulcd; j D.
Osborne ct al vs. +. W. Axtcl, rchcaring.
granted mud costs Of appeal taxed against
appellee; Carolina Laguerenne VS. l.. j.
Farrnr, administrator, ct AL rchcarinc
ovetrnled, ST. Louis and Southwestern
Railway Company VI. Geneva Humphreys
rehearlng overruled; American Central In
surance Company VS., Mary L. MurphR, r..
hearing overrulcd.
Jennings, from Lamar; Texas and Pacific
hnilroHd vs. Mitchell CAMEL from
Bowie; g. W. Campbell IS. Mary A. Peter
sou. from Rockwall; Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas Railway Company VS. NJ. and L..
Mnurin, from Grayson. Hamburger Bros.
vs.. NJ kosmlGshy,a, from Bowie; Ellis
/ County y. r. II. Thompson. from Ellis;
TeNns and Pacific Railway Company IS. W.
| II, Maupln from Harrison.
CNsc4 set for March %: TCNarkann
! unu foIt Shlln haliNnN vs. Il. W. tray.
| from Bowie; George II, Ryan vs. Flora
| Englcson ct al. from Dallas; The state Of
/ Texas VS.. \. u. thrilling, from Rod River;
| civ NJ Wills Point VS.. l.. w Williams.
| from Van Iandt 4. j. Mcrshon vs.. w G.
| Roslcy, from Grayson; rcNarkaua Water
| Company VS. A. j. kizcr. from Bowc
Tho decision In the +. r. Judd case wipcs
ont the city government Of rottshoro also
| nuilheS the local option election and per.
| nlitS the sale Of liquors and conducting oi
| u general saloon business The dMiIson is
A
| and therefore tho local option election Was
| lllnEni
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DEATHS.

MRPHY.-Bryan. Texas. March MIR.
I'd Murphy. aged 80 years. died at his
homo in this city yesterday. Mr. Murphy
was a section foreman ON the G.. w. and
II. V. railrond.
CoLE.-Coumhia Texas March 2.-Mr
5. G. Cole died at West Columbia last
night from the effects Of a wound re
ceivcd last sunday from an accidental dis
charge Of shotgun while hunting.
kIMBALL.-Brown Texas, March
Died, in this city early this morning, Mrs.
Ellen Y, Kimhal, widow of the late Cap
tain S. r. Elmhall, aged 10 years. She
leaves three daughters and two sons.
DAVIS TUNLY. Elliott, Texas. March
l.-Mr, Cal Davis and Miss Pearl Stunly,
both Of this place, were married al the
residence Of c. T. Lumpkin in Franklin on
Yesterday. Rev. Lumpkin oficlatcd.
HlNES,-Kenedy, Texas, March The
wife 81 Postmaster NJ. A. Hines, who has
been laborlng AZ deaths door for several
months, passed away last night. JUST after
l. O'Clock. She leaves two sons and
daughter and husband.
AlLEN.- Mckinney. Tcxas. March IL
Gus Allen died at his home In McKin
hcY today after prutraCted illness %
pneumonia. The deceased was a gallant ex-
Confederate, having participated In the hat
Tie OF shiloh aud several other hard fought
engagements,
CLARK.-San Angelo. Texas. February
sS.-Mrs. Hannah Clark died here yester-
day, The remains werc embalmcd and
shipped this afternoon 10 Kosciusko Miss.
the home OF TN" deceased. whence she had
come 10 this locality In the hope OF ree2v-
erihg irom consumption, which had made
irretrieyahlc Inrosds upon her
REAGAN.-Atlanta. Texas March L.
Tue wife ~ Roy. w. A. Reagan. pastor Of
the Baptist church at this place. died here
Funeral services We're, condurted by Rev.
W. b., simmons al the Baptist Church
Mrs. Reagan was daughter Of ex.state
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Austin Notes and Personals.

Austin. Texas March Mr., and Mrs.
j, W. Graham celebrated their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary yesterday artcr
noon from 4 10 s O'clock There WIS a
large attendance Of friends and the pres.
Cnts were beautiful
The city employees did not receive thclr
pay yesterday on account of the council
failing to take mp the monthly appropl Ia
ton ordinance Mt Its last meeting
Superintendent McNulty Of the State
Heat and dumb institute wishes the public
to know that the rumors going TN, ronnd I,
TO the effect that smallpox has broken ont
IN the institution are without foundation,
as the health Of the pupils over there Is
exceptionally good.
Hon. Jake Noltcrs OF In Grange is here
for few days on business connected with
the Federal court
Tho county prisoners In the city iall
were conveyed TO the county jaiI todny IN
the smallpox quarantine on the later has
been raised.
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The color Inc Drawn.

Hampstead, Texas, March THE South.
western Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, which WAS granted permission TO
put In local telephone exchange by the
commissioners court a few days ago, be.
gan this morning putting In material for
that purpose
Some dive OF six white boys were given
employment by the foreman. but refused
10 work any longer when n negro was
put so work beside them
) The 'citizens who had subscribed for the
phones have sent n petition ia thu con.
structioR manager requesting that the col.
cred man he removed. and the white hoys
taKc the Nhones
Our 'of the thtrty three prospective sub
Scrihcre, thirty-one have signed the nett
ti~n requesting the change.
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Jr.. II. n. Minor. c. w winkeimann, II
w. Schuere aberg and X. Strikort.



Breuhnm, Texas, March 2--Mechanics'
Engine company Of tho Brennan fire dc.
partment held regular meeting Friday
night. at which the plan outlined by Mayor
wilkins for the erection OF city hall ana
IRE depot was lndorsed.
The dag on the 125-foot pole In the court
house yard was nnfurcd to the breeze
in honor Of Independence Day, and the
banks OF BRENNAN observed the holiday.
ApprnprIatp exercises were held by tho
city schools on Friday.
The February term OF the district court
VIII convene Monday morning at O'Clock.
Mrs. J.. w. Williams and baby left today
for Glddings, whore they VIII spend a
week.
Mr.. August Brockschmidt Is arranging Tor
the erection Of two-story residence In
South Brcuhnm.
Mr. II. r. Lucy Of Fort Worth Is In the
city gathering data for special edition
OF the f. =. A. publication which he IL
arranging TO issue.
The Ladies' Cemetery association win
meet Monday afternoon ct i.3O O'Clock at
the residence Of Mrs Thomas Dwycr.
Dr. H. Il. Nicholson of Chappet Hill Is
Spending the day in the city.
vs.. II. lieaumier late az the Hampstead
Herald and later Of the Daily Hay Maker
az Temple, Is now editing the Pccan vat
ley News at Brownwood.
Repairs to the BraZos river bridge or the
Washington county side have been M
ishod. The commissioners OF the county
appropriated sufficient funds at their last
session for this work.
Caldwell and will preach there sunday
There VIII he no preaching at the Prcsby
trrian church here.
Prof Theodore fnlkcubcrg. In the city
saturday, stntcd that his school at Hodde
VILE was closed one day this week on
I account Of smallpox. The trustees held a
meeting and inter excluding all children
! tn families where tho malady exists, or.
/ derod the school rcopcned.
! The Krause Taylor company viii so from
| mere 10 Nacogdochcs.
| Sheriff league and family left today for
| Burton ana nee. remain there over Sunday
| with relatives.
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Calvert Texas. March 2.-Mayor G. s.
Meredith has announced for reelection AT
The April election, He has already served
several terms as mayor, and at the last
election and up to tho present he had no
one to oppose him. Tho fact is tribute
10 hts ability as the city's chief executive
aud an expression OF the peoples appre,
citation Of his ccasclcss efforts to advance
CalVert's interests In every way.
Mrs Joe Eagle OF Houston is visiting
relatives In Calvert
Colonel 5, u. Townsend OF Brunswick
No, Is, visiting his nephew. Mr., y. X.
Parkinson.
Miss Lucille McIendon OF BRYAN Is with
relatives.
Miss May Ryman Is this week with
her friend. Miss Alberta Parish. of Waco
Hon. John Earrnr of Groesheeck Is with
Calvert relatives.
Miss Emma Smith of Mexia Is VISITING
her friend, Miss Mary Connoushlln.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
A Recruiting Offioe Has Been Opened for
Negro Troopers.

Negro Troopers.
Orange. Texas. March w. G.. Prater, n
recruiting officer for the United States
army, has opened recruiting sta
tIon AZ Orange for the purpose of securing
enlisimcnts in the army for service in the
Philippines. Mr. Prutcr served with the
Fifth infantry while that regiment was
doing police duty in Santiago after the
war had ended After being discharged
from the Fifth he rcenllstcd at Washing
ton and has been doing general duty since
that time, not heine attached to any par.
tloular regiment. Ills orders are to en-
list men here for all branches Of the ser
vice IN the Philippines, and since arriving
here he has received Instructions to re.
crUit colurcd men for the Ninth caVairy
AT Fort Apache, Arizona. He has been
here 4 couple Of days but has received
no cnlistmcnts rs vet, only one applicant
having applied and he was rejected
This morning double team attached TO
n wagon became frightened at the switch
engine on Front street and ran away. a
horse attached to delivery wagon 1e-
came frightened NJ tho same time and the
TWO teams ran 10 the end of the street,
when the delivery horse turned corner
and totally demolished the wagon rhc
double team ran straight down tho rail.
road track until they reached the ,rastlo
across the marsh and both fell into the
out being injured
\ carload of machinery arrived here %.
day for the big steam log loader and skid
der being erected here by the Bancroft
Lumber company for their tram road in
Louisiana All the machinery is here now
for the sklddcr, except tho boiler. which
has hcen shipped, and the pig mnchlUe y n
be ready for operation In about two Week ;,
II win be thoroughly tested here cforc
being semi M to the timber camps.
w $ Davidson, president NJ tho First
National bank Of Beaumont, tran sGc:Cd
business in Orange today
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Mexla Matters.

Mexia, Texas March Or p. q
Taylor delivered series Of scientific Ice
lures here this week. closing last night
at the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church.
MIR. $, II. Clark viii return from Hous
ton tonight and give his dramatic reading
entertainments which the loss of his trunk
night, as billed.
Hon. \ NJ. Kennedy ami wife came IN
from Austin this morning 10 spend SUNDAY
at home
Corn planting has commenced In earnest
In this section.
Jim David. = nephew OF Or. j. w. po
Vii Of this city, died a. his home near
Carrolton, Frcestone county.
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the Methodist church Mr.. REYNOLDS
bride took this afternoons Santa r.
points East.
NG-FoN-Refugio Texas
ruary 24.-At the home of the ga.
mother. Mrs. Dan Fox, Tuesday, tpe
instant, at 10 o'clock a. m, MI. "a
Lelsering and Miss Katy Fox were W
In the holy bonds of matrimony, he'.
Donada officiating. u
HILLMAN- WILCOX. - velasco,
February os.-Miss Elizabeth Beulan ,
cox and Mr. Frederick Albert care
man of Yoakum were married ~ - th
dence of the bride. Rev. J. w: hi l,Es,
fieiating, The newly welded pair WI"
their future home in Yoakum. N
GARTRELL-DANlELS.-Victoria,is
February rs. Married in San Anton
1880 last night. Miss Julia A. D an1lN,T.
Mr.. james l.. Ggrtrell, both OF
at the residence of DR.. James N
ITO Main avenue. They Will JetusA N
ly TO Victoria, which Will be then
home. 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
February 25.-Mr. Il. L. Lawson. tas
shop foreman of the Galveston civ
railroad in Galveston, and MISS
Kaufman of that city were ma 4
ruary 20. The bride and gr0f my cor
ing few days at the hoI upon yasfes1
Mr.. J.. A: Lawson. whan experience i
State legislative boardd Improved NETS
road Trainirhan in rege physician, ~
Ing their interest
lature.
BRENNAN OWEN
ruary 2s.-Mr. r. mi s,si''
Edith owen were MT n,ndsrstand sea,u
Baptist church at ~ nl,tierfs in tktt
G.. c. Carroll. past cnnt,denflal.
leading Brazos hottd
OF Mr.. j II DrerN AZ m
OF Calvert Mrs. Drt, w. -
from England and .;o Texas. \
as such came TO phios
months ago. She. b -,
disposition. has gsid
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IN TENNESSEE

People Know Something About Coffee.
little woman in Rita. Tenn, ran IN
from 10 pounds to la0 pounds In Il few
months by leaving on coffee and taking
M Postum Rood Coffee. She had been
sick for long time; subject 10 head
aches and general nervous condition.
with stomach trouble, caused by coffee
drinking. and when she left II of and
took cn Postum Food Coffee she made
the change that cured her and fattened
her quickly. She says; II can now do as
much work In n day as l want TO, have no
more headaches, and feel like new
person.
People comment on how well look
aud want to know what | am doing
always say 4 drink Postum Food Cof-
fee
My husband has been cured Of rheu.
matiSm by leaving OF coffee and using
Postum, and his mother, who was always
troubled after drinking coffee. has ahsr-
doned i altogether and nov uses Postum
,hree times day She sleeps sound, aud
fSys she never expects 30 taste coftes
any more" Mrs. L.. ", Edmondsou, Rita,
renp.
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MARRIAGES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HENLEY GoRDoN.-Clebune. Texas,
February 28--Alarried. Mr.. Fred Henley
and Miss Myrtle Gordon at Cleburne, Feb
ruary -.
Observation-Disclosures. Tex,
February 2s.-rom Beverly If Plano anE
Miss Halle Atkinson of this city were
married here last night.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas. Feb
ruary 2S.-Mr. H. II. Miller and Mas Lou
Nelson We're. married at the brides resi-
donce last night. Rev. Sheffield officiating.
GE.HoLT-Logansport In. Febru-
AIRY 26.Mr. Oscar Price and Miss Gay
Holt were married In this city sunday,
February "a ut the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. w, J. Faux. Rev. William Caraway
oficiated.
SHU FoRD.MC0RMICK.- Worth.
Texas, March III. n. Shuford of this
city, general live stock agent Of the Den
yer road, was married this morning In
Denver 70 Miss Mccormick The couple
will 20 70 California on a brief "trip.
-RrNKLEs REyNoLDS-son Angelo. Tex
February 26 Mrs. Mary Runkles and NJ
j. Z. REYNOLDS were married here this
afternoon by Rev. J D, Scott. pastor OF
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BRYAN BRIEFS.
The Brazos County Teachers Net in
Monthly Institute

The Brazos County Teachers Net in
Monthly Institute.
Bryan Texas. March The Brnzos
county teachers institute met at tho court
house today with large attendance from
the country schools, the city schools aud
the Agricultural and Mechanical college.
The following interesting programme was
carried out Teaching Ethics in the Pub
lie schools j, W l.. Massey; discussion
led 10y Il, @, Alien; Drawing in the Public
schools; Miss Ethel Hutson; what Can
The Public Schools Do Toward Industrial
Education, Prof J. II, Council. More
Thorough Work IN English the Crying
Need ~ the Public school" Pref g +.
Founiain; discussion, led by Major VII,
liam \. Banks
J. G. Key and $. G McGubcrry of
Grimes county We're here yesterday mar
keting cotton and hogs. They have brought
100 head Of hogs TO Bryan this season.
Mrs., r. J, Mcdonald left Tor Houston
Yesterday after visiting friends here She
was jolned al llempstead ny her husband.
Bank Examiner Mcdonald
PRESIDENT Hays and party of railroad oLfl
Gals passed through Bryan Yesterday en-
route to Houston.
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Thc Weekls Eestivities.

r,.,-. ,r. 1t...h . ,-on.tdortp ~
brenhhm' heNas' "or'n - 'ii''"' Us
the fact that the Lentcn season is AT us
beipht thc present week has been u very
80, I'm tn,, .oc,o, world rho af
p"sS "hV WIN IVY H'',"'
ternoon and evening hours OF IhursuaN
witnessed three gatherings at as many dit
,..,,, ,,a,u,. A., ,h, 49,,
'eIcnt hoihes III 'i'o NY, ,,....
In the afternoon tue iWcuueW NcHt"IS
-Iub met with Mrs. W Il. Garrett In
ati,fo, 10 ia .,,o,,horehtn thn attendance
80 ~ ~. - a.. -
included Mrs. w. W. SearccS, MIS- - ~
Fowler, Mrs. II. w wilkins. Prizes In
on,os, ,,u.,hnrin,- stxtccn conuudrutns
I" e'"N''' -, ,,t,,,.t,,n .-t,,,,,,,,.
were awarded, Mrs. H. ~ Nhhins "'nh'us
the first prize aud Mrs. T. II. Dwycr the
,oot, .Ayood,nnd lovnrs - in whsh the
o"'"N' ',I an u,
names OF trees were teluiIcu w IN '"1
blanks, gave "A Crown of Wild olives
10 Mrs. I. \. Fowler. Niolets, the official
flower of the Organization were abundant
IN in evidence, ana he club coiors pink
and white. were cnrricj out IN the decora
lions Several piano selections by Miss
Iima Garrett ADDED 10 tho pleasures Of
,he evening Miss Garratts piano pln IN (
IL tho delight of every assembly whore
she appesrs, The club win meet next with
Mrs T. n Williams and the programme
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san Marcos News No,ns.

San Marcos, Texas, March 1.-The grand
jury adjourned today, having returned sew
cnteen true bills
Roy. ] H. Thorn of RuSk has been
holding protrncted meeting this week
NJ the First BAPTIST church. Rev ] l..
Ely Of Lulng assisted In the work
An election has been called Tor the IN
day If Apr to elect mayor and other
city officers for San Marcos.
j y. Whisenont of KYLE visited San
Marcos this week
Miss Daisy He'll Of San Antonio Is visit
Ing NJ G. T. Winstons
The Misses Culpepper Of bartlett are
visiting Mrs. Donnohue.
Cert Williamson visited San Antonio thi;
week
W. T.. .Tobcrt returned from 81. Louis
this week