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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

BID F No. 15107-
Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasury, payable out of
! the Board of Public Works Fund " in
favor of the following named persons for
the amount set opposite their respective
names: .-5....s -
Smith Premier Typewriter Co. $3.50
Feb. 4. 1902 - ~
Adopted by thessAssen1bly, Feb 6. 1902
Approved Feb. 8. 1902
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

bU T NO. I5IUy-
Resolved. That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasury, payable out Of
the Election Expense Account of the
General Fund"-in favor Of the following
posite their respective names:
j. d: Ellingsen, $10250; F. M Parker,
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 6, 1902.
Approved Feb s. 1902
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

Bid F No 15105-
upon the city Treasury, payable out Of
the Bridge Building and Repair Fund.-
in favor of the following named persons,
for the amount. set opposite their respec-
tive names:
Jas. ForrestaI Co., SOL SIS; st. Paul Lime
& Cement Co., $29.50; P. r. Timer, $500.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen,
Feb. 4, 1902.
Adopted by the Assembly, Feb. 6, 1902.
Approved Feb. 8, 1902
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13
MICHIGAN MTLLERS' MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Home Office. Lansing, Mich ORGANIZED
in 1881 c. G. Voigt, President. A. D.
6 6 SeeTIetary Attorney to =, Accept s;
SiOner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

3D. F No. 15l11-
Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasury, payable out Of
the Sprinkling Fund in favor of the
following named persons, for the amounts
set opposite their respective names:
Board of Water Commissioners, $50 .e5.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Feb 4, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 6, 1902
Approved Feb 8, 1902
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

ELMER H. DEARTH,
Insurance Commissioners.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

BID + No 15127-
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn
the City Treasury, payable out of the
the Fire Department Fund in favor
of Otto Bremen, City Treasurer, for the
sum of $1430S.32, to pay the persons
named in the pay roll Of said department
and presented with this resolution, in
payment of the salary and compensation
of said persons for their respective serv-
Ices during the month of January, 1902
(as shown by said pay rolD.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Feb. 4, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 6. 1902
Approved Feb. g. 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

3D. F NO. IoIIS--~
Resolved. That City WarrantS he draws
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-13

3D. F No. 15l10-
Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
upon 6 !.C the City Treasury, payable. out of
eral Fund" in favor of the following
named persons, for the amount set OBJ
posite their respective names:
Adam Decker & Co, $39. rs.
Feb. 4, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 6, 1902.
Approved Feb. g. 1902
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
TYLER WILL BE INJURED.
The Cotton Belt win Cut II Out as a
Division Point
SANTA FE GRAIN CASE IS on TRIAL.
IN Involves the Reconsisnrrent az Grain
ard the Violation OF the Comuis-
sion's Rules.

Tyler, Texas, July lo-Ths case OF C.
l. Caspery 81 al rs. the Cotto1 Bell. which
wss TO have been heard today in chsulbers
before Judge Russell, WAS postponed 10
some future date By agreement This is
the case IN which receiver is asked for
o. the PLAINTIFFS 10 take charge Of the
read and property Of the Tyler South
eastern, which road IL il claimed Is q
competing line TO defendant road Cotton
Beth Tbs road was ahsoroed rs the Co
ton Belt few ye1rs ago. and according
70 piaiztiGs contentious. was Illegal
It is reported today that President Brit
toe has ordered hat Tyler b. 90 iouse.
division in cumming Of the trains o.
the system Il rAts De- 50 Il will cperate
to hurs this place materially, as this place
Is tie stopover q ali crews 90 the Tex
arkans-wsco division. and the employees
own or reat ho1les and spend the greater
portion Of thelg salaries here.
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ElRsr APPOINTMENTS
re, the Southern Pacfio's Ship Business
al Galveston.

Fer the Southern Pacifio's Ship Business
al Galveston.
Galveston. Texas. July iO.-The drst Two
appan Uents growing out Ok rae taaus..ra.
1sl u tna New YogN.Gaiyestcu service
q the SoutAe-1 Pacs1c, were announced
today One was that u l. Megset u
Houston. who has oesu appointed agent 5f
tlle steamship cgtnpany, and the other was
tAsL cE 4. - Nlc1cls, WHO Will De- agent
" tns southern Pacl1c Terminal CON-
gan. Ar. AsLssetr vt!l be. IL clals "
az pier acd u lhe frdyA. when arrives
90 tle RAILROAD. and 3iF. Nieaols VIII 1e
e. charge % the freight striving tQc he
ships uut!. u Is tllrued oYeE o. tA2 steam
s1lp department.
1tr Nugget Las been connected with tur
P4ny I1s many years. u has been
Of the Houston Direct Navigation su.A-
peug, Tnlc1 IS owned % controlled rs tbs
sGltheEu Pacific. ILis tue operates De-
tween Houstca and Galveston and NJ.
Ae@get is weN Su9wl au& yvrg r0pgial
Ia rlls city re was here yesterday and
but L4rt loss alslc Tor New Orleans H.
Will return o. Galveston PROBABLY touurruV
r4zhr- h-s friends here are greatly pleased
with tde appol1tmelt- Ihgs FAR no othe,
officers or elnp.oyes o. the new pier havs
been ammo Incet. IL Is reported. however
be Drought here and that 3lr. Mcgee
will probably bring soule OF the msn en-
p.of al ly him while with the Direct Nayi
CATION company With him.
Mr.. Nichols has already been agent q
The Southern Fae.1c here aud viii contlnul
% act 30 l1ag capacity, his Jurisdiction
having simply extended by the appoint
u-lI mentioned.
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CONTRACT LET
Fer the Troup Experiment Station
Buildings.

fCs Wc ifDAl EXPERIMENT. Stalon
Buildings.
College statlon, r-xss July "A meetins
OF the station corucI WIS held at this
contract for the erection OF the Trocp sta
tlon bnildinZs Mr.. Boutwell, OF Tyler
Texas. is the architect u these buildings.
Or. Stiles, tn superintendent u the
T<ouD station. had a uumber Of nee 81.
peEfments approved az this meeting ~ the
council Theas experiments viii Include
Other vegetables thar Gan Be grown prohta-
bly, In Saith and adjoining counties.
Or. stiles Ia 4 Conversation with The
Post reporter. stated that be IL convinced
that hne apples & large quantities Will be
grown very prottably 10 thar portion OF
Eastern Tsxas IN few years.
The foA9Wing resolution was introduced
hy Prof. J. Il conneil IN tue meeting OF
the council, expressing the appreciation ~
the council OF the enterp<.strg and public
spirit shown By the people q Troup
Whereas. A number OF citizens Of Troap
have bought the ground for the Of the
experiment station and Donated IL without
reservation TO the State: and
Whereas. The citizens have given bond
IN the sum OF 5000 for the payment cg al
necessary, running expenses and salary q
the superintendent o. the TrUup station fog
The fiscal year beginning September l. 1901,
and ending August 30. 1902, because Of the
failure by OVERSIGHT on the part u the leg
lslarure 70 provide for the support o. the
Tropp station during the second year;
Therefore ha 81
Resolved That IL IS the sense OF the ex
pertinent station council that the laudabie
spirit manifested by the citizens OF TFOuE
s cordially appreciated by this council
ind should be understood by the citizens OF
he state and East TN'zas In particular
Once the benefits that fiow from the lyors
1nder way and that planned for the future
become the property Of the people OF that
knffre section. and the council desires sd
vice and the eo-opsratton Of the people Of
Frcup ia the development OF the station
Resolved further. That the station eounci
fees hereby recommend to the board Of iii
rertors OF the college that the governor
md the legislature al Its next session bs
rr1ed 20 appropriate such a sum Of raonFy
FOR the Reimbursement OF the citizens ~
Troup as Will cover the amounts advanced
BIZ them for the running expenses and saI
cry Of the superintendent OF the Troup sta
ffoa.
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wo,. On Cane Set Extension

Nstagosda. Texas july g.-Ou Monday
grading on the Cane Belt railroad extension
FROM Bay City to Aatagorla began at ths
Bay City end wiki two steam graders. tne
grading through the nee nel4s having AZ.
ready been completed with mules and
scsaperx. The railroad company las pur-
chased depot grounds In AiatagOEda sud
the members Of the Lincou Trusg company.
uno are the Supposed owners or tue cane
Bolt railroad, hive invested quite heavily
10 sfataeprda town property. A lergg
amoHai y usterla Tor tbe railroad l.
stored at Ray City and the railroad com
pGzT is cssrain 10 fGlaII is contract with
the people of MafaEorda 70 complete the
rad into MataSurda by the FIRST day o.:
Novemoer when the Cane Belt rsilr0a
IL CON pie,ed 20 1iatagorda Il viii opcu 90
the world that most lovely Il ell summer
-4rurt, Ju the gun coast.
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GRAM CASE ON TRIAL.
sarsa Re Charged With Violating the
Commissions Rates.

sarsa Re Charged With Violating the
Commissions Rates.
Fort worth. Texas July io.-A test case
Is being heard in the Forty-eiEhth district
curt which Is % great importance 10 the
rsuroads and 10 the zrsin shippers Of
4s1as Il s. styled state OF Texas against
The Gulf. co4orsdo and Santa Re Railroad
company. aud vloiatiou Il the state laws
IS alleged, IN that moro WIS charged on a
shipment II cDrn thaa i allowed under
the railway commission rates. IL H. agreed
BY the State ard the railroads that thii
shall he n test case and ~ Is intend q
10 cover 4 large number u similar eases
over the state WHERE there Is uncertainty
Of the rate because the grain shipment
does not originate 70 the state. bur under
sn arrangement Is billed while en- rontc
The facts in She ease being brought 70 the
attention n Attorpey General Bell. be
caused suit TO be- hrcnght against the
Santa Fe. f0- alleged Discrimination
aEaiUst the consirnees IN that u refused
70 accept the commission rates
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

New York, July s-Tae Merchants 1850
citation has perfected It's arrangements fJr
what IS known a. the fail buying season.
They haye obtained reduced rates from
the ,runk line and Central Passenger asso-
citation territories. extending as ar west
the Mississippi river aud IS Tar south as
The OHIO river.
The lines In the Southwest, forming what
Is Known as the Southwestern Passenger
bureau, which has jurisdiction over tle
States ~ Texas, LcuisianH. Indian TesH-
ducel rites
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New Mexican Road.

Laredo Texas July lo-A special from
saldIlo. Mexico. says. The arst regular
passenger train on the Coshnila and Pa
cihc railroad let Ssitnlo and Torreon to-
dsy ar S o'clock The official inauguration
OF the road will take place the latter par,
Of this month Pending the offclnl inau
gurstiou. however, tine road will hanilg
freight and passengers To- and from all
points on that road and between the Mexi
can Central ana National
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Oranae Nevna Notes.

Orange. Texas, July 9.-The city council
Of Orange art IN regular session last night,
with Mayor ] W. Link presiding. An order
was passed granting q franchise 70 W. n.
Bettis and associates for a private sewer
system for the city Of Orange. the fran
ohlse ordinance providing that WORK on the
system must begin withln thirty days.
Co!cne! Belts stated 10 Thr Post CORE,
spondent today thar the engineering work
bad already bren done, proales and estl-
mates made and thar work would begin
lust as soon ns material could he secured,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Blaekheads. plDpIes, greasy races ana
muddy compilations, which are go cou,mon
among women especially girls at a Ger.
tam age Destroying beauty, disnguring and
making repulsiye features whlch would
otherwise appear attractive and rerned,
Indicate that the liver Is out OF order.
An occasional dose OF Herbina will
cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver ana
so establish clear. healthy complexion,
5oc at A. L. Kiesung's. St2 Main street,
Houston.
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New Stations ooened.

II IVES announced yesterday that The fol-
lowing new stations had been vpeacI n
the Fort Worth division Of the Iar5rua.
tional and Great Northern:
July LEROY, Texas, 49, miles north u
Waco opened.
July l.-PenAlope re1as. 20 I miles from
Waco. opened both prcpay stations
Elective Jusy ,. Mink station changed %
Melton with freight ana ticket agent In
charge.
Effective July 5. freight AMI ticket agency
estanAshed 10 stonchan. Texas
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Of Be'evue and ChappeH HI and viii
no doubt have larger attendance tdau
has been known for some years past. Maay
families from a.rt have procured FONTS and
moved down, and II is reported that every
tent tN.re will be- occupied. The hotel
under the excellent management of Mr.. aud
Mrs JET Campbell Of BRENNAN. has al
ready some forty or atty applications for
hoard. The hest prt achcrs will be on hand
and a royal religious uphcavel is looked
for.
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eavestoo Rate Is unsatistaotorv.

Mexia. Texas. July 9.--rhere is consider
able complaint being made hare about the
rate that has been made on the railroad
for the State conveutiun next week at Gal
weston. Toe fare Tor the round "trip rs
81 %. while great many expected and
counted on a S. rate. b reason % the
VIII not 60, aud the same drop OF IN the
attendance may be expected from other
towns where the rate IS as high as here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Calvert. Texas Jg,g Io. The remains OF
NJ David Plstole we're brought 20 Calvert
from Beaumont ana buried in tho cit
cemetery this morning. The funeral was
conducted under the auspices ~ Bancroft
bv Rev c 4 "a -oli patt9r IL q Bs7ti I
cha CD. and Rev. g.. j, oN,ey, pastor OF rae
Methodist church.
Mr. Plstolc WAS a formar resident " Cal
wort and was well known here. His
mother and sister live here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Temple. TeIss July iO.-The mach'nists
in the Santa Fe shops here. numbering nire
men. went odt on strike yesterday in sym.
PATTY With the strike at C1eburne The
men say they have no grievance here and
that there has been 10 friction whatever,
but that they were called out from Gle.
ourne By rhe district union and have no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Temple. Texas. July lo.-An order has
been bulletined here AZ the Santa re- that
when the northbouud night Santa Re Il
more than an hour late ~ Mlano the train
will be run IN two sections from Miano 10
Cleourne. This Is 10 20 done so that
through passengers tr0's the International
and Great Northern VII no, be occasionei
DELAY tharA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Lake Charles, La. july lo.-Aus,il Ash
worth. an employe u the Bancroft Lumber
company. began suit against thar c1mpany
today for $1,000 damages Tor injuries re-
ceivai Vhilr employed as brakeman on the.r
tram road
A heavy rain fell IN Lake Charles and
vicinity this afternoon. lnsUring the safety
OF The rice crop lu this distinct
Reports from Cameron state that mos
qultoes are SO bad along tua -uit coast that
they are killing the range cat,le.
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other recourse. The men quit work AZ
O'Clock and pent quietly 20 their hci1es-
The local officials have given out no state
meut. but Il l. understood that the ma
rhlntxts were given shcrt time 20 return
20 worE aud tn event q failure TO % ~
their places viii be declared Vacant The
local strikers are szk'ug thugs quierlT and
express the hope that everything may be
settIsd qnietly ana sstistact0TtlE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Cures Sciatioa

Rev. W. L, Riley, L. L. D., Cuba. New
YORK, writes; After fifteen days OF ex.
circulating pain from sciattc rheumatism,
under various treatments, | was Induced 10
try Billiards. snow Imminent the rrst
application giving my first rolier ana the
second entire relief. ! can give It unauan-
ned recommendation. 25c, SOC and 81 90 al
A. z. kieslings,s 5o2 Main street. Hous.
toll.
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COMMISSION ORDERS.

Austin, Texas July lo-In approval Of
Application No. sir Il the Intermittent aud
Great Northern Railroad eonpauy. au.hor-
ity is hereby granted for the adoption "
the rate q 10 cents peg 100 pounds, actual
tomato boxes, returned, rrom Austin 10
JackEcnVille.
Effective July 10
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Change in oIspatehers.

smithville. Texas, July io.-H. G. Evans
has been appointed chief dispatcher OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Mt this place.
vice j. L. Walsh Mr.. Walsh goes 10 Par
sons. Kan. where he has a like position
with the same company.
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l. and n. peeIares pIvldend.

New York. July e.--The directors Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad company
today declared the regular ~ per cent
Semisnnusl dividend statement issued
ting the dividends Of 81 100 sos, against
Sl,5S6 i13
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~ channe IA clehurnn

Cleburne, Texas. July 9.--There Is no
change In the machinists' strike today.
Both Sdes are uoneommittal. Mr.. symonds
master mechanic. made his statement yes
terday and says there IS nc mare 20 say.
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dc 81. Mnrn, M.aI.l.a

II. j, hunpe, druggist, Leighton Ala
writes; "One OF my customers had a
child, which was sick. aud threw up all
food, could retain nothing on ITS stomach
He bought one bottle OF Whites cream
yermifuge, and II brought up ils worms
from the child. it's the boss worm nedi-
cine In the world" Whites Cream yermi-
frge Is also the ehildren's tonic II
improves their digestion and assimilation
OF food. strengthens their nervous system
and restores them 10 the health, yigor
and elasticity OF spirits natural 10 enid.
hood. 25c az A. L. Kiesllngs, 5ll2 MaIa
street. Houston.
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Aadr.ssInp Loeomotlvs FI,emen.

Cleburne Texas, July e.-Mr. Charles
Mailer Of Psrsons, Kan, third vice presI-
dent Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Flremen, Is IN the city today and addressed
room He Is making a tour ~ the lodges
OF Texas and left for Fort Worth tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Mrs. NJ. A. Jolley, Noble. o. T.. writes
II have used Herhlne for number or
years. and can cheerfuily recommend IL as
the most perfect liver medicine, ana the
greatest blood purifier II Is medicine
OF positive merit, and fully accompnshes
all that IL claimed for H." Malaria can
NOT ind Judgment In the system waite
the liver Is IN perfect order. for one OF
its functions IS 70 prevent the absorption
OF fevar producing poisons Herhine IL a
most efficient liver regulator. SOC az A. 4
Aleslinsh cOz Main street, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

Camp Meeting Is Under Way
Cbappeu Hin, Texas. July l0.-The camp
meeting began today at the camp grounds
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% You INTEND TO SEND YOUR
Sni'oren of TO School; n so. don't
81 sso read the School Aas In The
'AS' before you do. ~
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In approval Of ioiut application ~ the
~ Louis Southwestern Railway company
OF Texas. the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad company and the Eastern Texas
Railroad company. submitted under No. 20
% the ST. Louis Southwestern Railway com.
pauy q Texas. Il Is ordered Thar commodity
tsun No. a. issued oy this coulmission
% apply on lumber and articles taking lum-
her rstes. ia carloads transported hv rail-
roads between points IN Texas and effectlye
May "a. 1901, De amended by adding there
70 the following item
Ereetive Jgiy u. roo2, rate on pine ,um
Der and articles taxing same rates IN car
loads. from mills located on the St Louis
Southwestern railway Of Texas. Texarkana
% Lufdn, inclrsive. sud the Eastern Texas
railroad % stations on the Houston and
Texas Central railroad shall be as follows.
Austin to Burnet. inclusive. lsa. cents
per 100 pounds.
,suddute to Llano, inclusive, % cents per
100 pounds.
Ii approved Of application No COS of the
/ 81. Louis Southwestern RAILWAY company
OF Texas. authority Il granted for the
ADOPTION Of the rate OF 10 cents per 100
pounds. except where class y Is less for
| the transportation Of pine lumber and or.
ttcles taking same rates In carloads From
starioas on said line, Mount Pleasant 70
| Pinnacle, Inclusive 70 points on said line,
Big Cypress 70 Big sandy, inclusive
Effective Juiy II.
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sVs 7 90 ar. kzvrtss Tssr ARISE BIO . .
W sos ...-.-.-. Arrive 9 OF 4 @
trsI-s leave Grant CsuHai Dssc.
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Al, taess Trans cave ths Sara r @2nEreSz
ave Lsret . -lrl'ss -gtsF RAJ ~ aH7Ft
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Grsus cssssl Depot
leave No iss.i0tS q Arrive No rss- SIS , =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
Gayety at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Sept. 22.-(Special There
was general rush for the ping pong par
Tor. card rooms and bowling alleys dur
ing the two rainy days which broke up
the week of perfect weather Indoor
amusements have been more or less cast
aside with the opportunity for INDUCING
in golf and tennis, not to mention horse
back riding, and it was with increased
2est that they were resumed. Bridge whist
seems to claim a great deal of attention
and the guests daily assemble to deter
mine the best players in this intricate
game Mrs E. G. Laird has given some
very delightful little parties at her cot
tage. Early morning walks seem to be
quite popular. and certainly there can be
no greater pleasure than scrambling up
the sides of the historic mountains. Just
now Autumn is laying her devastating
hand on the foliage and great splashes Of
red leaves stand out in bold relief against
the various shades Of green and yellow.
Friday night there was a picnic to Paint
Rock, the party starting out early in the
evening and returning later by moonlight.
Refreshments were served and everyone
had the jolliest kind of time A number
of guests are bookd for the coming week,
and among those registered in the last
few days are: Mrs. c. J. Fuller, Mr.. j. T..
Fuller, Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. D. G. Dew
enish and Miss Enamue. Max Marellus,
Asheville, n. c. Miss M. Duncan, Mrs. NJ.
C. Scott. Montgomery, Ala; j. b. Thomas,
T. C. Burke and family, Macon, Ga. w.
p McGhee. Raleigh. n. c.; H. II. Walsh,
Robert NJ Mann. Clinton n. c.; Asa Hat
field. Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. J. +. Pugh,
Brooklyn; f. c. Holt, Wilmington, n c.;
r. w. Andrews, Charlotte, n. c.. w.
Percival Smith. Georgetown. S. c.. Edwin
Hopkins, Knoxville, Tenn; c. L. Corpen-
ing, Battle Greek, Mich, NJ. D. Huntoon,
Bristol, Tenn. NJ. Foster, London,
England.