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WALLER COUNTY NOTES.
,1,ss Meeting to Consider Measures
of Further Relief.

Hampstead Texas, February Ia
meeting of citizens was had at the court
house thus afternoon to discuss matters
relative 10 the securing of RELIEF for me
needy of the county. Senator Lipscoin'o
was present at the meeting
The commissioners court adJourhea IA =
afternoon after having been 70 session ne z;
antgre week. A considerable amount OF
sS.,Nt,,ss was transacted. Two telephone
ennpsT,ies, the Southwestern Tel srapA
and Telephone company and the Anderson
Independer,s Telephone company We,
r.rs r,ted franchise rights to use the streets
81 Hempstead in order to establish local
telephone exchanges. .,s.
avaa a. follows per annum; Coulty judge'
s7oo, district clerk. $685.; county clerk
/ ss25; sheriff, $500. ,.,.a
/ rba following county taxes were levied
hv the court; County ad valorem, 2;
cents on 500; for roads and bridges, o q
cents on $780, for jail, cents on Sl,o
a. conrt house, 90 cents on 500, making
a rotal Of s5 cents for county purposes
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p.Icxt,ue Painters.

Palestine, Texas, February 12'-The
city council last night contracted with
the light company for 100 street lights
at s1.S7 per light.
City Attorney Bob Brashear hled an
application for an increase OF his com
pensation- by allowing HIM fees in add
ton to his regular salary. Referred to
ordinance committee.
Scrip was issued to Herbert Hinzie for
S2s2, amount due on judgment OBJ
tanned against the city as compensation
for taking the census two years ago.
The council also agreed to furnish the
international and Great Northern rail-
way with number Of additional hydrantl
for IRE protection.
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uuMPsTEAD NEWS NOTES.
franchises Have been Hrnnteh !"
TWO Telephone Companies

Hampstead. Texas, February l9.-Ine
commissioners court today granted the
independent Telephone company permis-
sion TO use streets, alleys, etc, In Hemp
stead to erect poles and string wires 10
a.sabl,sh a local telephone exchange. The
same privilege was granted the south
western Telegraph and Telephone com.
pany at their meeting yestarusy' - ~
ienke as II Hampstead wiz be Wen sup
piled with telephones.
The ladies OF the Methodist church gave
= sumner for the benefit OF the churcu
last hight over $50 was realized
Judge Nesbitt cf Grimes county was
in the city today in the so interest Of 'H'
II r Groce Of Waller is in the city 90
M Miss BESSIE Lee Of Caldwell is visltins
in the city.
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wi,Iis News Notes.

willis, Texas, February 1S.-'Mrs. W. ].
Mann entertained the f.. ~ and v. club
yesterday afternoon.
"A petition Il being circulated today
asking the legislature 10 place TOBACCO
Experimental station here.
Arnold smith returned Thursday morn
ing from short trip 20 Houston,
Mrs. w. J. Parker and little children
have returned 70 willis. having spent
three weeks with relatives near hero.
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cnIh,reII CuIIingr.

CALDWELL Texas. February 1.-THE
county commissioners court, now in ses-
sion. have levied for county taxes for
the current year a rate OF o. cents on
the 800 worth OF property, subject to
taxation under the constitution and laws
OF the State OF Texas This is the same
as was levied last year.
Cards are out for an unique Valentine
party to be given tomorrow night at
the residence OF Mr.. J. +. Cobb.
Curtis Shelburne OF the BRACES bottom
Is In town today in attendance on the
commissioners court.
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r..s,y Mortuary Report.

I'm Texas. February i6.-Follow'
, Inst Of burial permits issued for
u ending February is, 1901;
har 2-Thomas Golyard, white, aged
Is pernlcicus malarin.
|5.ry 5-Clarence Harris, white, aged
IL, tetgnus.
|ssy 7--John Burns, white, aged 35,
accident inquest; John Cronan,
.eed 45. asthenla.
|s,ry s--Mrs. Thomas Moore, white,
n catarrhal enteritis.
kJary l0-Joseph Leonard, white, In
pneumonia
|mr l2-Alex. Drifard, white, aged
Evued September $.
kray 10 Mrs. Ellen Waters, white,
h years. cardiac asthenia; Clarence
Ian white, aged 20, asthenia from
i fever; George May nard. white,
g, strychnine poisoning tinquesU
Smith, white, asthenia, congestion
tS
tay l4-lsabella Johnson, colored,
% patural cause dnquesO.
Frary 15-Mrs. Amelia Kisslnann
ago &c, suppression of urine lsur
Kidney.
Ia Sealy hospital. ..
kuti remains recovered, I.
c. II. Wilkinson. NJ. n.
Health Physician.
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treshments served by each hostess oc-
eupy the time of the meeting. The meet
ing this week will be with Mrs. 4. H.
Bail.
Mr. II. C. Gibbs Is out again after a
second attack OF grip.
Mr.. Claude Jarrard of Marshall is VS.
ting his parents here
MIR. Joe Blum of Galveston mas been
in the city the past two days.
Miss Hardeman, formerly mPliner for
the Now York Dry Goods company, left
yesterday for ST. Louis.
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Marlin. Texas. February Leone OF 'ne
mast enjoyable social functions OF the sea-
IN was the valentine party on Thursday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Tones and Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Atien' en-
rakeyiew Heights As is customary al
this elegant home ali present were maze
- feel equally "at home" and frse from
,b,t formai,ty that usually SURROUNDS
vashsr,pr, OF this kind. and robs one OF
a. pleasures, and this. evening VII lons
remain fresh IN the memory o. the ps''
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/ FREE DELIVERY.
.,,,s Is Now Looking Over the
A,l.n In Texas
/, ,,rIIss HAVE BEEN CHANGED
!, the United states
n lee report of CAL
800, for the Week.

February 1G.-Mr. z.
" -, is1 York, United States postal
y ~" vi, free delivery routes cs-
y l' the postal department
s,,,s. arrived here today dc
,rltial trip Of i inspec ,nsre 0s are
Al ns ioutes, all of whicn nave
By SUR s within the past two years,
1hisnsu he efforts of intel csteu
sF0nspp,osf of these are connneu
hon. mvii farming communities
51fe and only three are III
ItAa., Earring at Alvin, Hillsuaie
j5las, s' Mr. Hale has Just re-
VI. uis's Al inspection of the routes = ,,,.a
AK I.Ser NJ part of the state anu p, TO-,
1l y, ~ be working TO the ehtirc
inen Nh The farmers in those us
1'n " ,.Ie the routes are aDout
IS sa,,,es long and include IRON
iye m,, Daily deliveries ana
" ~ made by carriers, nnd Wher'
~ sle no routes have proved an
rAr ,aa 70 the members OF the
fie pV Ultimately the routes viii be
,.ssioe but in the meantime lney
' plr,,,e Of special appropriation ny
smst for that purpose. 1nerc Is
slnN II three and a half millions
w .n,s S blll pending in congress
ps.vls Of furthering and extend
I .srpyice during the coming year.
N. rrn,ber of routes in this STATE
,t1' nusssional district that takes
c"s me department at Wash
s'. .yIs,.sed with the success so fal
\ p' TeSas hy the mail service, ant
n, Two routes will he established
sss,a NY county, one from Waco,
n alai south Bosaue road, and tho
y, from Waco along the souLl
y The Brazos, terminating at tn
vTsty line. Each will be twenty
N ID length. n,,
M Ne nearest rural delivery poin
X<,efhn
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u,ntsy.iIe Items,

tJursgiile, Texas, February iS'--ine
: sdies reading club held ITS regular
rse,ina Thursdsy III the music hall at
the public school Twelfth Night -
now helng studied from every point Of
view.
The members Of the Fancy work cup
have reorganizcd With nAsmoefsh'p q
twenty-aye, and a new name. Hence
torth the club will be known as the
no. NV late book, which will form a
.si, circulating library for the club
FINE needle work and the delicious re-
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United States Court.

Festcn, Texas, February 16.-l.
le entered suit In the United States
court against the Western Union
fsph company to recover damages In
pm Of 5000 and costs of suit for the
eliTery of Il death message.
H D. Corban filed suit against II. b.
Receiver Galveston City Street Rail
foupsny, to recover damages In the
~ 10000 for permanent injuries re-
BY plaintiffs wife, through the nj
tarlessness Of the agents of de
p company, while allghting from II
Nv haasc entered suit against j. C.
ll et al 10 recover $4,000 damages
ucn other and further relief as to the
nay seem proper. The plaintiff, al.
'nat ne sustained permanent in
Sllle In the employ of the defend
elevator A on the 9TH day of July
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Alvin News Notes.

Alvin, Texas. February 13.-Mr. W. X.
Struhers and family. who have been
spending several months visiting their
son in Shreveport, La, returned homo
Saturday.
pr s. Foster OF onidla, ILL.,, arrive 4
Monday on his annual winter visit to this
city.
Messrs. l.. B. Carlton and T. C. Ed
wards made business trip to Houston
TUESDAY.
DIR. A. z. Alcton OF ComanShe, Texas,
came In Saturday and will open dental
office here.
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and Indian Creek postofdee, fifteen miles
south. The proposed route covers one OF
the most denscly populated and pros
Porous sections OF tlrls county. Postnts-
ter smith Informed The Post correspona.
viii be- In operation BY April l.
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well nigh impossible. With a cool mortimer
and cIeay sky this morning Y LOOKS ~
IL farm work may DO resumed witnin
few days, +or,a
Mr.. Ben 8. Lee ~ Bolton y ~ 80
wa rds completion as rapidly as possible.
The foundations are ready for the SUPER
structure. Until the new church - com
pIeted The Methodist brethren VIII "of-
ship in the auditorium on sundays
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Death Of an old Cit,zcn

Eeston, Texas. February 10. Thomas
isOp' one of Galveston's pioneer ciu-
lAsseo away yesterday afternoon at
lie' fZlb Broadway. The deceased
yeats old and leaves widow to
nlM' The funeral will take place
.,tssoh mad been a resident OF Cal
IN aV' upward OF fifty years, and dur
~ period made large circle of
~, he served throughout the war.
IL ING close Of the struggle re-
EN- % 15aiyeston, whore he engaged in
LScs business, and his tltm supplied
cIty W many Of the public buildings
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Brownwood. Texas. February Zap
pllcation has been made 10 the postoface
department az Washington for free de-
livery mail service between this place
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.nse in Captains, Mallory Line.

~ iexas' February 16-Captaln
IN, AiSk has been transferred from the
~ 'oheho to the new steamship
eapialn William F. Evans trans
kshin ra .he steamship Comal to the
t NJ, Svncno, and Captain Frank A..
"a t n ,hd from the steamship San
| Wooduae steamship Comal. Captain
Il stesmssSsra mas been appointed master
plsce p San Marcos. The changes
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MARBLE FALLs-A fund has been 7 ts ns,s's.
among the merchnnts 70 pu'c'''~ = ~ Il "a
mer norlnal 70 be held mere
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everything from a patent door knob to
cufrs and collars, registered all In one day
Mt the fremont Is significant commentary
on the place, which Galveston fills in the
outside world of trade. All OF the travel
ing men registered from distant cities aud
ali Of them were out hustling for business
and seemed to feel certain OF securing their
share of II In Galveston.
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: 4 Z = = %

~" knocks out the Grin. while
3gies. ns Tue hasslns en-
80 breaks up Cold that
I'm mi % and does notyield to treat,
{ss1-F17" cuts short a Cold in
{ob sesa and thus prevents Catarrh.
n. ~, stops a Cough by allay-
4e Inflammation and the tick
bsssSS.st--"77" cures aSore Throat,
enbrane. '"e
So esEsists offa small vial
pst ssssnt pellets. Just FITS the vest
kailsS AZ all Drug Stores OF
w. -sc.
kumna aphreys' Book Mailed Free.
! c osru N3,1,, Homeopathic Medicine
william and John Sts., New
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Little Family Reunion

4 IVY, ieSas, February 16.-Mr. Max
IA ,ss v,,ns forward to a little reunion
"a 'a.ly tomorrow. when his Line
Mrs u gather Under the paren tai
)laas o.s a. 4. Mulevhsky and Mrs. IL.
D. re,,sIo coming down from Houston
been vlp,!' and Miss Nettie Mas, WHO
| them ''''ins In Houston, will accom-
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lssston ~ Drummers Here.
twsn,' AeAas, February 16.-The fact
travelling men. Selling
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Game in the BANGOR Streets.

Their. Was Il sound Of |allOpn" y!
nl.ht. q crash ii breaking glass. 4 snort
Of f"ar. ANA straight there flashed upon
The astonisacJ sight the app4rit:or .!
"a big Luck deer PcnobScot's cap:tal
,-us sIaapiIy fL.u with none abroad
saw. ,JroWs- pcIiccmcn. 1t was in thv
Voc srlau hours of Fri 'ay molIins
bt .bn ,bi,~ orr,1rrad. r.an.or haS
h...,, visited n, der ncfor, but not il
iuet ,hiS manner. The dcnizeus ~ tn
.o,.s, nn,hnns n,istaklnL her quiet
,rc ur,I,r,r.o,,s streets fur their native.
.le ,.ar.,.lv.ptur- attracted by
a,,,,,,,t..,,, ..,.,s. tu h.. found thee
in, have uc, 2Siona!IE Nehtureu iit" --'
baart or thp Queen city ana escaped
,ri,i, ,bcir lives
/, sanr,e however. tli.,t in IT,. latest
.....,. III. a,imaI did not come of lis
. III, ~, ,,,u j c,ptiye elk dp- -tinrd
. II, .o,,,inc festivities Oh the
hank or the Pcnohscot. NJ alShL IL
,o,,rf mans 10 escape fIon its prison
n., t.,.n to .h,. woods. but not before
!. t,I ,o,,o s.na damage to property
,..a.,I,J savcroI policcmcn broad
u;.et rho animal in it, be-
i iId,,mcu, inn,ped through thc %'ass
,,a.,,.., u.int,.r garden. ,irn"!~
;.l.ino . coupl,. of square Yards ~ pane.
W, p.,rnl.nnr F'innecan Saw some
.;,, .,,,,o down Hammond street n
terrific speed with srti' .., III,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Was IN "N.S"me object /. thun, NM
With many ef"itns the money was paid
ever. y" PER month to the princi,,;.i.; .,,.t
81 per n1onth I" the assistant. ;.rJ ,,,
this th"y ara SUPPOSED to yt,,n,i.t th,i,.
families. drink their -,pi,,.' nn.l
"anlhl". To- ~ self respcctirg ratiy.s
are bound I" gamble. Their chief
g@rihlin- ant,Sclncnts ara. "p,ontn'' and
cock f%hting, but then they have 70
Sclurl"" ana viii bet their money on
ANY cid rhii.: that Offers.
CT cours" have not been On the
islands long enough to form ANY. con-
clusvr opinions as yet but the Amrrj-
cans here ara. convinced that th, poIicy
of the United States government rega,d-
ing Tie ands is almost the only on.
that could have been taken. The only
complaint IS that III" islands are NOT
ready for even tn" degree Of civil gly-
eminent that has been given to them
ANA anyone Who knows anything what
ever about .thn islands knows that the
idea advanced by some ut granting
them independence AT present il not
only foolish but impossible. for therc
iS nn Question but that the +, ar of the
trnurS on the islands is all that makes
the lives or property of Americans and
Europrnns safe cor a minute, but a,
,sant they are as safe as they would
be- 1T home. The streets Of Leon are
n; safe as thr streets Of Augusta to-
day. simply because the death Of an
Am-rican is paid for ana paid for
dearly. Here it is not only the as
sassin that dies but every man Who
1,f.I L. -I.,,I
killing and did not come forward with
his testimony. ana this method has
had its effect.
The people are naturally trcachcr-
pus. Honor or gratitude are mere
words. Morality is IN idea they never
heard of They ar" polt-. and
courteous. and will say that they are
'mucho amigo while the chances are
that they would like nothing better
than t. stab YOU in tn back If they
cared, but they don't. They are
cowarily. They will fight
When cornered. but give the Filipino
chance To run and 4 man is pretty safe
il lie is armed.
In their morals The spanish have
much t. answer for. for in this town
| do NOT know about the other places
il was the custom that if a child was
born which was evidently the child of
Il spanish father the whole town must
look out for that child's welfare. With
in !; week native woman came into
the room Where, | was eating and
DoaSted that her son a few weeks ola
Mas white. She said that he was worth
much money L. her becaus, Of that
tact. for evidently She expected that
he would b,, looked out for as has been
he custom IN thr past. This has been
me Of ,hc causes to corrupt The people
So that the marriage laws are littlr r.
pee "a. ~ perhaps | should Sry Tia
.t af %: marriage. for one" married
,uhliclv these people are apparently
'airly faithful to each other. consider
ng their customs. But illegitinat"
.hiidr4n are ~ disgrace ana il the
Lid is white or the son Of a padre il
: apparently a great honor.
tn" trea"herous natur" OF th"st. pee
ID has been brought ia light Very
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

M"ch has bee" ~@id ana WIiit,.m r"n-
,tinins M b-si lamp ,lu-, .lud BURN
r. 10 as ia or'h.r 70 h1,.. -.po, III TX ;.
h':t neither IN" II 50 in'p ,rtart as -
h""p the burner. clean. Many lamps
-I.'.. Il Gull. !r"i,' light. ~ nave been
ST :.s;de as da".,rnus because. they
dlc NOT properly cared for in the small
air tube at the side of the wick. The
remedy is 50 simple that there is -
excuse for this condition of affairs.
NV lamp tlues are touehened and
made more durable by putting them IN
water ard heating it gradually untiI it
is boiling hot. When they have boiled
five riartrs set ,hcm off ,f tn. stove
and allow them To cool in thu water.
II addition 10 IT." daily iu'uS If The
lamps ard clearing of the flu"s. the
burners should he boiled once 4 Week
in W:ter containing enough %GlltuSt
washing powder to make a good sudS.
This will remove the oil and leave then
bright ald clcau. Polish with dry fl"n-
mel. Cse none but the best "il. anG IN"
lamp should he Kept fiji tn inSur" Il
good light Keep tn" rcfector--is ia
has onc--bri%htly polished Do not "ut
the wick. mt turn il Just abcv" the
tune an lruh off the charrcI PORTION
With 4 match
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/ ioftpIy within the last few days by
HoWs from Samar. The private cor
fespondcnce of Lucban the famous
Haihar lnsurcent leader. was captured
lew DAYS since. and these letters
In'niSh induhit;,bit. proof of the fact
inat some 81 the most prominent ma
llN"S ON The island who have mn
lcSScd The utmost loyalty to the
hitrd States are guilty Of SURVIVING
me insurgents with money and all
'"l's " supplies. The agents II two
= th" weHlihi'st English commercial
l"r'"s in III" islands are SAID to II ~
ht'"n Implicated. ana these accents ,v,..o
;it"n thlc" days t. leave tn. islands
Whether these houses nrp con, -lned
on not is not known. hut there, is; me-
Question. if the atdavits in NJ. hands
~ thr authorities are true. that SOM.
of the largest commercial houses in
this part oi the world have. furnished
all sorts of supplies Ia the INSURGENTS
an nj there is some foclin;, because tEtv
were rot closed up. and undoui.tcd!v
til" only reason why they We're not
was III, fact that il might bring On
inferno tional difficulties with Eng
land, for the firms are wealthy ANA in
tlueniial
The asSaSSina ton of President NJ
"inley might have produced Il reVulu-
ton and probably would if the nsur-
gents resources had not been about
gone. There was open joy in some
places because they thought that Mr.
III yam would be the next President
There is confidence expire s. ed here in he
new President and the proba biIity that
hr Will carry out the policy inaugural
ed by President Mckinley with respect
t. these islands which is believed by all
the Americans here to be best for the.
islands. for the people and for the
United States. And YOU will find few
Americans here who do not believe that
the islands viii one day be a source Of
great benefit 10 our country if they are
properly managed. r D. SAWYER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

HISS Carrie Eridawen. one of IN.
rih'ia donnas Of thr Grau Opera com
pahE' Which. headed by Calve. is no =,
tour to the Pacific coast, ana who /,
Wen remembered all over the State rs
one OF the soloists at the Maine Musjc
''st'Nal "t 1900. is suffering from i fray-
'ure o. the kneccap. duo to fall e,ou,
her carriage at san Antonio. Miss
hrlfeWtll. who has Won unusual recnr-
hltl"n during the past year. WIS de-
'luediH popular with tnv members Of
the festival chorus. all OF waom will
- Sret to hear OF her misfortunc which
ooubly hard coming. rs IL does a;
thT opening OF the opera 1eason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

7. '"os the novelties in dress ma
s'eri!is Is u" new satin cloth. exceed 1
,'.iS oriiiiant Of surface. and 1h..
r"Ima Neivets. adorned with Indian
srSian and Egyptian patterns. VIZ; ~
Wikpe much in vogue fol incvus,ations
X V.pGlcd with turs. the Pa,,na ynl,.,.
f.A ee used for the hanGsomesi ..f ,hn
wraps. Fur is already ,.jn.
r"fn' exceedingly early. as ona r.,i,
EesS put it adds 50 much to = toiIe,
"a f'chi.ess that the tcrnptptlon to Us
'it rs soon as possible has prny.I 700
strong to be resisted
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MATTERS OF LOCAL Interest.
Optimism.

lust t'"ind I'll, corner ,s III, ,..,
through this life. ''' "N''
:" : 'u" sn"' that.s bright with sunsh;n.
The i,n. ',.'Ner Tree from stii.c.
,,., f"nrse will change some day "S
SORROWS all II bay. N''i' '''
f"u II lind tasks nnt =. ,i,tt,
sons hard to learn ''' NV "N-
wv. VIVA" thr corner, if ynu know the
t,rn M,nhs Miii breathe sweet lnasic and
Ana tnnfeet their stormy way.
-" ne ne t"S" that died in august i'm y,.u,
-, htait VIII smile for ave
rnppic "t N" high rr;td will l.. lrft
tar. far behind ~
~ - regret IN" r"Stful twilight with
y " tainl. contCuted mind
,Ia ;.r"'n tnS land of pleasures if
rh., 'nr riShl you'll care to earn: !
know ~. - "louhd the corner. if you
"""" 'ht way To turn.
.a. Was >hinston Star
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Dan Patch wound W his last sea
soa's campaign al Memphis with a
r~ ora nf 2.oii.. ana L. consecutive
winning races. in which he lost but one
neat, ana that purrosely. After he
wnn his race and went TO The stable the
Lnbeaten hero Of dozen straight
Faces. q. w. Marks Of chicago. offered
S2".o07 for him. which was instantly
refused.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Table Linens

TIME To GET READY
TABLE LINENS MAKE.
LOOK MUCH MORE APPETIZl
EEAL MONTHS AGO BEFORE
ENABLING US To OFFET
LINENS At THE TIME THEY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

'u-hn"c E"yaI Arch chapter NJ. IS.
uill have work. this evening. in the NJ.
". NJ. degree fcr which a number or
candidates are waiting This viii be
rhn first work since tha installation of
;h- r,,V Offices
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Fred Bunker OF North Anson. has a
.,ond year-old by Merry Monarch.
:'ilt Of Belle F.. 2.l7l.. Merry Monarch
Na~ ny Nelson. 2.O9, ont NJ a daughter
MI Daniel Lambert
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Blankets

WE, ARE SHOWING THE
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN
THE LOWEST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

FOR THANKSGINING SNOW WHITE.
THE THANkSGJNING DINNER TABLE
NC. WE MADE PREPARATIONS SEW
THE ADVANCE IN LINENS. THEREEY
EN- NTENORDINAI.Y BARGAINS IN
ARE. MOST NEEDED.