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TAYLOR

Miss Mamie spapg spent Monday In
Georgetown.
Miss Fannie IIeGner has returned from a
visit TO LopGview
Mrs Nathan Davis returned Sunday from
visit to Austin,
Judge and Mrs, Yates visited Mrs Crit
nth In IIutto this week,
Mrs. j. {. Marley visited Mrs 4. II.
Towlcs in Clrclcvillc this week.
Mrs. Alfred Stclrox OF Austin visited
Mrs. Nathan Davis this week
Mrs. IL \. Wallace visited her sister,
Mrs. ~ Jones, In Granger Monday.
Mrs. J. Y. Bell Of Cuero visited Mrs. T.
S. Stages at the Murphy this week.
Miss Vivian Henderson has returned from
a pleasant visit in Houston.
Mrs. Charley Taylor and Claude Yates
Of Austin visited friends in this city Fri
Mrs. L. S. Stages and daughter, Drew,
have returned from pleasant visit III
( Temple
/ Mrs Bon Sandcrson has returned to her
/ home in this city after a pleasant visit IN
After very pleasant visit to Mrs. Dan
! Murphy Miss Fern Rogers has returned 10
/ her home In Waco
Mrs. Percy Pcuuybacker OF Austin, VIM.
III the city this week was the guest OF
Mrs James A. Thompson
( Miss Ada Barker returued 20 Austin Mon.
day TO attend school after having spent
!
/ Mrs john ", Parker accompanied hei
/ daughter, Miss Mary, 20 Dallqs this wees
/ where she f. attending school
Mrs Ben Alexander aud little daughter
BERTHE, Of Waco visited Mrs a, AleNaudei
the hrst part Of toe week
/ a-.er having speut the holidays Win I'l
1 atiyes near this city --.iss Lois Stlies re
turned saturday to Bouham, where she u
attending school, -,
Mr. Z. T. Brophy aud daughter Mis-
Anpie, returned saturday from BrenhSi,n
where they attended the funeral of Mr.
! Brophy's father -.
Alter having enjoyed the holidays Wit
relatives in this city, Miss iloWcnse Onrr!
has returned 70 her home IA Beaumont
| where she has "a class In music,
After a pleasant visit 10 relatives ah'
friends IN TAYLOR. Elder and Mrs James 4
| Chalienncr left last saturday for Cameron
where they make their future home
| Mrs. I.illie Rau of Smithville, who ny
heeu visiting in TAYLOR for the past Week
surprised her friends last "Wednesday atiel
noon by kncelng az he shrine or t,npi
and becoming the wife ~ Nh Henry KS
uer foreman ~ the Katy railway sheps =
| Smlthville The ceremony was reriPrwe
| st the residence cf Mrs ~ spans ~
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Ia GRANGE.

on Saturday afternoon Miss pclphlno
Byrnes entertained the High Five club at
the spacious residence Of her parents on
Guadalupe street The score cards were
souvenir poStals, one addressed To- each
lady present, The Colors were pink and
white. The delicious refreshments served
after fifteen games had been played car
Rcd out the color scheme. Miss kaullACh
Won he club prize, Miss Lady rtar Oltc
the Gus 81 prize aud Mrs J. +, VOTERS and
Mss Gertrude klulbaCh the consolation
prizes In addition to the club the guests
present were McsdamCs J. i. VOTERS,
George Hopper Il. Il. King Jules Webb,
QUO EhliuLcr, Y. &. Luun and George
Wllrich, Misses frankie Duncan, Lady
Pearl Olive aud Edna Farqubar.
ON Thursday of last Week Mrs. George
Mi.irich gave a dchghtful morning to the
games dainty luncheon WAS served. Those
present were Misses Helen ana Gertrude
haulhach, Dcphiuo EvTncs Irene Hail.
Lila Moore Lilzic FarquhJr. Alucs Rob
son Lon Holman, Julia Schumacher and
May Mckinney.
Miss Edna FarQuhar has returned to
Caldwell
Mrs. T. b Lunn, after spending the holt
days with her parents, has returned home
10 Houston.
The Misses Stc,nle Of Austin, who were
visiting here the past week, have returned
home accompanied by Miss Lula Ruppers-
Mrs. Eldon Burns of Houston has re.
turned home afrer visit here TO relatives
and friends.
Mrs Hattie Lrlard who is teaching in
the state institution for the blind, spent
Christmas here with the home folks.
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sAsToP.

One 81 the most brilliant social functions
ever given IN Dastrop was q reception ten
dcrcd 'hcir friends by Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Erhard at their elegant home. IN honor Of
Mrs Hattie Mn of Waco. Friday afternoon
and evening. january 3. 1902.
nc arrangements were perfect In taste
ing the duties oil tue occasion IN the fol
lowing order:
Rcctivcvs la FIRST paror- Mcsdames. Ches
Yer Ernard, Hattie lIill, Jones rrlgg, H.
~ bcl, Kate Mccullough. Lee Milbarger
W \. NcCord aud Mrs. J. II Price
IN second parlor- Mcsdamcs klrbc Trigg
W, T.. Maynard. j. G., Edmouds H. D. Or
gam. Ell Perkins Fannie Mlley aud Mrs
Dining room Me>dames W. r.. Rausomc
and l.. W. olive
Served Refreshments Misses Belle Ander
son Hone Carson, Pearl Window Mary
Ben ana Nellie ClUptou
At punch howl Misses HaSsel aud Green
lItue card receivers Annie May rrgg
and Rufus R0nsomc
Meanwhile Miss lliEh-mith. a member OF
me most hospltnhlc household. revealing
most remarkable versatility ~ tact and
la.eu' I'm the difficult art of entertaining
Ihc decorations wcrc elaborate aud heau
ina hcNord description. blending the glory
ana fragrance Of carnations hyaclpths ant
American Beauty roses with masses aus
hanks e WSurilnt green Ivy and nrlns
/ Inc refreshments were dainty and delicious
Whtlc the punch fairies from most unlqu,
ana lovely hover gave forth a beverage NJ
for the gods
Miss Oreain also received her friends II
celebration Of he hiuthdUy ON TUESDAY
night and the guests spent u most delight
inl tine with Tic peanut game In "a,
/ charming home.
M.smmes Hattie I'm and Ka'c orgali
Mccullough NJ Waco arc guests in thch
old homes " this city.
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sNlLlE.


Preparations are being made, committees
appointed. etc. for the entertainment %
the committee for the locating OF the Girls
Industrial school Huntsville people are
convinced that this Is the best and cheap
egf placc for tho school
Mrs George Meyer Is visiting in Hous-
Miss r. c. Domingo has returned 10 Gal
Nr Jones OF New wayerly was here
This week attending the commissioners
Mis- Miss Lillian Lee has returned 10 her
home in Crockett
4. Z. Humphrey visited Conroe this
Mr.. J. j. Irby of Brenham, who has
been inc guest of her daughter. Mrs. IIar-
IA Nlny. has gone TO Houston,
Rev. tucker has returned "a his home 10
prvan after a visit TO his sister, Mrs. j..
y Curnc.
Mis- Eva Stratton has returned 20 Ne
/ ,retcr 10 tako charge ~ her school again.
4 Misses lrftc aud Lille Wallace ~ Trim.
itr arc visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ.
Mr. Ropy and Mlss cothn, who have been
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CAMERON.

Miss Lonora Johnston, after pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. Grace Greene, returned to
her home In Austin
Miss Eula Burt, utter a visit 10 her sis
ter Mrs j. W. Davis, returned home to
Temple last week
Misses Zelma braI ch aud Hcsta Jones Of
hockdile visited the Misses Landlords this
week
here.
Or. Thomis A. Pope has returned from
Dallns who're he attended a meeting NJ the
rcNas commissioners OF the coming St.
louis exposition
Miss Florence Samson entertained a mum
her of her friends Monday hight aud quite
q pleasant time was had
Mrs William Henderson entertained tho
ChnltauQua club Tuesday night, together
With other guests who were invited TO
share tho pleasant time.
Mrs. Cooper SAMSON and Miss Snllic Hut.
ton Of Georgetown are visiting the family
Of Mrs. Sansom's sister, Mrs NJ. a. Thomp-
son.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs. Borah has returned from Garner
Mrs, Roy ulttson Of Patio Pinto is a
guest Of Mrs Lciper.
Mrs. j. t. Cunningham and daughter Of
Patio riuto are here.
Miss Esther Sandifcr has returned to
Wcutherford.
Mrs Holmes has returned home from
Brenham
Miss Esther Howard has returned to her
home ST Christian after spending a week
here with relatives
Mr. and Mrs George Dcrrl and Dave
Williams of Weathcrford were here this
week. returning homo Wednesday
Mrs " G.. Fortress spent "Wednesday at
Woathcrford
Miss Gouiu Massie has returned to
WcHthcrfurd after pleasant visit IN her
sister. Mrs w g. Passion
Mrs !. y. Majors has returned from an
extended visit 10 poolyilr
Jerome G.. krarhy Of Dallas Is a. the
Piedmont
Mrs Thompson and daughter have re.
turned from pleasant trip TO Monterey,
Mexico.
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Personal.

Miss DoreIson Coffee of Memphis Is visit
BE- Mrs. Herbert Goodwin.
Miss Mary Hobby is visiting her brother,
De. A. NJ Hobby Of Dallas.
II Miss Regina Barnett of Waco is the
kpest Of Miss Cordella Shepherd
n Miss Nellie Lee spent few DAYS in Waco
lfst week with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Win
Mrs. Alice Bates Kirkland left Friday
light for FL Paso for visit OF several
weeks.
81 Miss challle Jones left Sunday night for
Pa. to resume her studies
n Bryn Mawr college,
Mrs George Ochtltree OF Orange, always
& welcomed visitor TO Houston. is the guest
~ Mrs William Christian.
~ Mr. aud Mrs. l. s. Mycr have returned
houe OF I5N2 Rusk avenue.
q Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Quarles are now at
4l5 Charities street. where they viii be
pleased to see their friends.
II Miss Maymie Maievinsky of San Antonio
end Miss Leah Rlngolsky Of beavenwortb,
Kan, are visiting Mrs. VI. l.. Malevinsky.
Il Mrs. W. T. Fitzgerald returned Friday
With her mother-in.law, Mrs Lang, for the
r0st two weeks
/. Mrs. Louis pabncy returned 10 her home
IA Dallas Friday after a pleasant visit, oil.
{lded between Mrs, j. e. Hutchinson and
Mrs. R. T. Weems.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith returned last
peek from their wedding trip 10 old MeTi-
70, and are at 903 Caroline street, with
VI and Mrs. Dorsey Mason.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Norman s. Meldrum left
N edntsday for their home In New YORK
City, followed by the regrets and good
wishes OF their many Houston friends.
q Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woman and Miss
af In n 70 n
paws with Mr.. and Mrs. Ieff Miller last
peek on their way to the Pacific coast
Il Mr.. and Mrs Burt Smith have taken
fneir home at Dr. Dorsey MasOu's resi-
penre. BOB Caroline street, where their
numerous friends will find cordial vel
Come
. Mrs. c. g. r. Holland OF Victoria, who
fas been with her sister. Mrs. X. II. Nor
Is. Tor short visit, returned home Mon
Ssy accompanied by her nephew, Master
IL B, Morris, Jr.
Captain and Mrs James A. Baker leave
3oalgo, for New York for an absence OF
sant.onnlo has kindly offered to take charge
N the household during their absence.
q Captaln. McBlain, L, S. A.. Is making
houston his headquarters at present, ana
IN and Mrs. McBlain have taken the resi-
Slf arT,. lately occupied by Mr.. aud Mrs,
icy nave set up their household gods
Mss Melauie Clayton of South McAles
~, j. J., Is the guest OF Miss Jean Gan
10y, Miss Clayton is the niece of Hon
MeH'yco6 layton United states minister t'
~ gil and fitting companion picture
To the young hostess.
Mr aud Mrs George H Pittman. VIII
3 sin been with MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Taylcl
ghtuee last Tuesday, win leave tonight To-
soaelr home In Dallas, where n bright vel
3s vGne awaits them Mr.. Pittman's mothe
5tSteS them reception Wednesday night
49, cn Taylor will go to Dallas to he presen
~ that occasion.
Nfs. NJ 7. Jones and Miss Jeannett
tsules nave returned 10 Houston after sew
81 years Of absence spent In the Northern
3,SSa'es and Europe. They have visited al
H. famous countries Of Europe, takln
s,,hein lelSurely and thoroughly appreciatin
~ charm, They are at the Rice hote
Nh .ne winter and their friends are De
f"su'ed TO welcome then homo.
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SAN MARCOS.

ei'S' H. F purrett, who has been spend
some weeks az the old home IN Ken
49, has returned. Miss Durrett accom-.
se ~ ,S her aud will spend the remainder
Sbrn.ggi; q f.. Key Ia taking n week on
W gs'nS IN the vicinity Of Sahlnal.
la ~ X. Coyoreham attended the Pow
n NJ '"h Wedding at Kingsbuiy last week.
sneSS a. NJ Ramsay is In Chicago on husi-
r,,iI ;. l.. Pegues, au old ANA valued
efesidana OF San Marcos, is quite III at his
ne NY Il AlartRds!t Of Marilndale has re-
4naie WIN his family "a san Marcos 10
Aar aus are Out announcing the marriage,
S ~ M 10Th instant. az Miss Carthryn Kons ..
Hnsyfi.'e. 81 Hon. I'd r. Kone, to MIR. Louis
'{ro..! honday evening the Olympia Opcra
mpany appssred Al the San Marcos oner
"A ,,s1 " SAid Pnsha,' comic opera, 10 the
81 sahe6t OF a eroyded house
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patriotic societies.

! lady Washington chapter, u. a. H.,
4Ns - aav morning Ut the Rice nOtsi
AZ ana Il was decided 10 give up tAe
ri a roionial tea, an that the luem-
eouIe pe assessed IN order to make Ip
AN no be sent TO Washington ior tdG
il Wing OF the hall, towards whi1n Tue
S of the tea were TO have been CAV
Mis- ". g.. crane, the regent, inNicd
A .Ga,,t6r 10 nee, with her ana the soc.
nv. Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster, was asked
Annl a date suitable Tor that event.
i obsrt e. Lee chapter, L. h. C., held
recuTar monthly meeting a; the p;Ig.
~ re- last Monday morning and the Az
rsirrtiou OF officers was ucd with the
wing result President, Mrs L. X.
{'nI1ui hrst vice PRESIDENT Mrs Mar
I'm ii. Foster, second ice president, Mrs.
Tx Il NAtSou; recording secretary, Mrs.
srts, Walker: corresponding secretary,
~ Alice Nittrell treasurer, Miss Mamie
ssrlng, historian, Mrs. Seabrook Syduor;
&istrsr Mrs n G. kittreli, ard curator,
IA Phlip II. FAN,
no chuIier had ,he IlensbTe. of q visit
I'm Mrs W. $. Norris and Mrs. Dudley
P,r,lds Of Ker trcky and Mrs. GEORGE
tnep. The two fCimcr are specially In
4ssted In the Daughters Of the Confed-
4, cy ana Mrs. Reynolds gave short hut
+sreslinr talk on the subject Of organizing
N,ntrrs nf the Children of the Confcdcrncy
which the members present listened WIN
based II torest.
Esnuary 10, the birthday of General Lee,
5mes thls year on Sunday, so ~ was de
Eed to celebrate the event on Monday
Fernoon and Mrs. NJ. n. Foster who pre-
Mi In the absence OF Mrs. Franklin, APP
Knitted a committee comlosed of SIesdames
Feems, Hutchinson and Sesbrook Sydnor
4 arrange n fitting celebration.
hfrs franklin has appointed the follow
h commlttecs TO serve for the current
far:
Watson, chairman; Mes
kmes ]. A. Huston and J. ]. Clemens.
j. {. Hutchinson, chair
In: Mpsdames o. r, Holt, r. S. Lovett
hi Seabroob Sydnor.
Mrs. George Kidd, chair
usp. Mpsdames William Christian, W. c
Fame, E. A. Peden, John House and j. r.
perorston.--Mrs. a. L. Svduor. chairman
fesdames VI. L. Bry, }. !. r. Nldav, L. T
ioyes Misses Carrie Cargill and jamie
fGme,err Mrs. o. c. Drew. chairman
iesdames Henry. r. A. Rnndoph, A. l.
bins r. S Collins, ]. T.. Rinrdan, Annie
;lraud and Miss Alice Dumble.
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o ei'rk, Rev G.. L. Bush officiating, after
when The happy couple lcft on tho south.
Smlthviuc
Married, January !, lsG. ~ the home Of
nv htidcS parents, MI and Mrs X. :.
Jncksou, -four miles east of Taylor MIR. Nir.
III Nniord and Miss Abbie jackson, Rev.
w. 5. Elliott officiating.
Married. last sunday, January q 1907.
Muiir seated in buggy, five miles east 81
Iayl0r on the Thorndalc rnad, MIR ". J.,
Elliott officiating
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on HINT street Friday ayenlng, After en-.
loving games dancing and some beautiful
music rendered by Miss Blltzstein: delicious
refreshments were served. An enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
Mrs ID y, Blake, in response 70 tele,
gram telling her 81 the serious Illness NJ
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her little daughter. Nollie, left Saturday
for her home In Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Annie Calhoun left "Wednesday to
visit relatives in Oakvllle,
Misses Blanche and Helen Knox OF Gid.
dings are here, the guests Of the Mssea
BrnWnson
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The pas week has been rather a quiet
one from . social standpoint, although sew
pral small evening parties have occurred,
Next "wednesday, however, promises 10 be
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~. bousekecpers outside arc look.
,S,asfd with marn ,d 10.er COOKING nr ana a
1wiedse ane cooking 10 be gained from
Rofer's lectures
,estiug Of the Houston Heights
\ I'M on Monday at the home o.
|Fais Mcninney the following ofn-
we're e.ec,ea; i.resiacn" at sarS' d a.,
.ldoas' .rrinr,, mis. FREQ r. Dexter
We, %,s Syan a @,,,os Ara, Az az ",
faaoO lcr nieinoeis .!li s IAN apo she was
,ss,s e,ecteI. lae next meeting WI
D'lV' Us. JUnn A. Milroy on MONDAY
500.
Current Literature club met Win
rs Z. carter NeJnesuaS u'o ot s,,, az
an r"nnA Cavalier. II was dcc.d d
s.poac las soeat !, % S,s. s q" p S,SIS@,
ny esG kiudly onercd her rooms Tor VIA,
IasiOu.
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guests Of Mrs. J. o. Wiley, Jr.. have re.
turned 10 Douson
Mrs H. r. Inscy Is visiting In Houston
Another pleasant dance was given Ia the
visiting Young ladies this week at East
hams hall
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cUERo

Mr.. and Mrs J. C. KossbIc., assisted by
Joe and Miss Lydia Flick. entertained a
number OF friends nj their beautiful home
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-01
Gave Up Wealth for Love

By marrying Lewis Herzog. an art
list, Fannie Rayne McComb, a New
York gil. may lose several million dol
lars. Il y5as a case % love or wealth,
and the young woman chose the
former.
Miss McCcmb Is the daughter OF
James J. McComb. a multimilllonaire,
who died March 81 last.
Mr.. McComb objected to Mr.. Her
cog as a prospective s%on-in-law. and a
few days before his death he added a
codlcil to his will which delayed the
wedding until the present.
The McComb estate Is said to be $50
000,O0 and the share OF Miss Fannie,
which the will will make the same as
the share of each OF the other children,
would, IL has been computed, yield her
S110, 900 a year. But the ninth sub
division of the third codicil' of the
will reads as follows:
"In case my daughter Fanny shall
marry Mr.. Louis Herzog. the provision
which she shall enjoy from my estate
shall be as follows:
IAN annuity of $4,000 a year shall
be paid to her so long as she shall live
free and clear from any enjoyment Of
interference herewith on the part of
her husband"
There is also a provision that $780,
900 shall be divided among her chill
dren.
Some people predicted that the CO.
dicil would prove the means of break
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odd Use of Mirrors.

In a village in the Cotswolds Eng
land, 1t is the custom to place a
small mirror on the front door under
the knocker. in which the visitor may
examine his appearance before en-
tering.
The Woodbridge (Suffolk) Urban
District Council Of England has re-
sorted to novel means Of preventing
accidents at dangerous street orners
Three roads in the authorlty's district
meet at awkward angles, and collis-
ions between vehicles have been rath-
er common. Widening by demolition
Of house property being impossible.
the surveyor recommended the erec-
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is that II indicates after each shot the
exact position of the club at the time
the ball was struck. and also the di-
rection of the stroke. 1t will be
especially valuable to beginners, also,
as 1t enables them to master the diff
ferent clubs without the fatigue incl
dent to travelling over the links while
following up the ball. This apparatus
consists of a fiat board. with a lower
strip attached at the side. and a
curved spring at the end to carry the
tee. The club has a spring attached
near the head, with a leather bulb at
the outer end. The tee is formed OF a
tuft of vertical bristles. and the ball
is of wood or some other material,
which will not injure the walls of a
room. When all is ready the surface
of the board is chalked OF smeared
with some marking substance. and a
glance at the marks after the stroke
is made will show its direction and
accuracy.
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NEW PENCIL SHARPENER

Between the large crank operated
pencil sharpener and the small poke;
one there has hitherto seemed to be
no medium-slzed article which had
neither cost nor bulk as an objection
to it. The picture shown below IL
Illustrates a novelty in this line. The
upper view shows the front sections
cut away TO expose the gearing and
show the position OF the pencil. There
is an inner sleeve, in which the PEN
ell is inserted, with a clamp to aid in
holding it rigid. The gear wheels are
connected in a train between the outer
hood and the cutting shaft seen a: the
side of the pencil. The pencil to be
sharpened is forced into the sleeve UNI
til II strikes the cutter. The oper-
ator then grasps the hub in one hand,
places the ru~bber-covered friction ring
in contact with a desk or table top
and rolls the ring on the plane sur
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STEvENSON'S OLD HOME

quaint building at 5 Howard place. Ed
inburgh. He first saw the light there
on Nov. 10. 1850. and when only a few
days old he was baptized by his grand
father, the minister Of Colinton. Two
and a half years after the birth of the
future author the Stevensons removed
from Howard place, and the earliest
recollections which Robert associated
with home reverted to the house in In
verleith terrace. 1t was in that place
the novelist dreamed his boyhood
dreams, and there were bora many OF
the ideas which were afterward to de-
velop into thrilling Three
doors from that house lived William L.
Henley during the time he was the ed
itor of the Scots Observer. This is re-
called by Mr.. Henley's late attack on
the character Of his dead friend and
collaboration.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-01

Louisville Courier-Journal: The
legislation that is needed to suppress
anarchy must be directed ut anarch-
lists irrespective of their origin. 1t is
all bosh to say that the difficulty is to
know who Is anarchist. No law can
each the man who believes in an
archy, yet it is cowardly enough to
keep his belief TO himself, just as nj
law can reach the man who would
steal or murder. II he had the courage.
But the man who openly advocates
he principles of anarchy is as easily
distingulshable MS is the pirate who
hoists the black flag, and he should
DC treated az s%ummarily as the pirate,
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Old Friend Of Lincoln

The men who personally knew Abra-
ham Lincoln become fewer each year,
but there is none who during the time
In which the martyred president rose
10 prominence cav more Of him than
J. G.. Stewart. a veteran photographer
Of Bloomington. Ill. In 1857 Mr.. Stew
art was in business in Springfield. He
recalls many interesting events In the
career OF Lincoln and says when he
FIRST knew the ''railsplitter" that Mr..
Lincoln exhibited negligence as to
dress. The future president usually
went about with one trousers leg
caught on the top OF one of his high
boots. Mr.. Stewart belonged to the
Fremont party and following its de-
feat signed a call to organize the Re
publican party in Springfield. Among
the names signed were those of A. Lin
coin and Shelby NJ. Cullom. The first
meeting was held in Mr.. Stewards gal
lery. The organization was called the
Lincoln club. During the presidential
campaign in which Lincoln was the
nominee for president Mr.. Stewart
made over 45O, 900 pictures of Lincoln.
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Victories and defeats alternate with
considerable regularity for each side
in the war In South Africa. This does
not satisfy the British public. however,
which is asking how II happens that
the Beers are allowed to gain any vic
tories at all. The activity displayed
on both sides these days shows the
folly of the recent stories Of peace,
peace, when there is no peace. The
third year. now well under way. OF
the wal may expire without bringing
he end OF hostilities.