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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FURNISHED 6ousss 10 Eci-Gonu,rn.

Il UNUSUAL. OPPORTT NITY.-To let. furnished. new
L and attractive dwelling six chambers. baths gas
electric light heat. beautiful. restricted
ishhnrhood twenty from I55th-st immediate
possession Address F. r. SINCLAIR Park HtI Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

NOUGIASTQN, L. For sale. Broadway Main
IL ave acres. house Ia rooms. improvements: barn.
depot Particulars address Mrs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

VonnIrn properIn 20 [eL
TVXCTT ANCE HOTEL. FrsderiCksburg Va. for
II princpa ho-l of city, handsome three story brick
LT5Irffnn about modern
evcaIIenf condition and partially furnished possession
given December. l. 1907 Apply 20 Fl III. WALLACE.
FredercksburS Va
DEATTIFUI. HOUSE At LUDLOW STATION Yon-
ID kers, modern iuyrovenens- two acres OF lawn;
minutes walk from station for the season or year.
reasonable House ba seen on application az
5fFce Ludlow Suuryste Drive. Yonkers- Apply
"a T FOSTER GAINES 10 lt9 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

igIrhtowns- Baird Barry ~. Goals from field Barry
Coal from touchdown Gardiner. Referee Bronze Arm
strong. Yale ImUre-"Mike' Bergen Princeton. Time
% halves Twenty five minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

REAL BARGAIN offered quick purchaser of new
n house o rooms and bath; all improvements on ths
Hudson. ACCESSIBLE
10 New York Address Box IS. Weehawken Post or
fee N. ].
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
G onnlrn DroperIn for Safe.

A OWING death a fine OF eighty
~. near Newhurg overlooking Hudson River;
nne residence outhuidings cows cost
$50 500: will sell a great sacrifice Address OWNER
25 West S2l-st.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
D1LwoRra DOTS.

Dilworth, Texas, July "a.
MI. Kern Bell Left Monday for
San Antonio where he will reside
in the future.
Three travelling men visited our
city Tuesday; among them Mr.. VIM.
Kuss, of Houston, employed by
Carson Sewall a Coz
Misses Hughs, Of Sinner arrived
today, on a visit to Miss Bee Thomp-
son, of Stonewafl.
Mrs, Schmidt, Of Schulenburg,
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. p. Mondrick, has returned
home.
MIR. w. H. Williamson has en-
hanged and improved his residence
making it quite neat and eozy.
Mr.. J j. pogne, who has been
on the sick list for she past week,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
LAvAoA COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.
Report Of AasesaOr F. ]. Pesek.

Assessment ofpropertyin Lavaca
county and rendered Tor taxation
for the year 1902:
Acres land rendered. 603.672;
valu .tion, SO, ZIG, 757, increase $14J,
020.
City property,valuation $72S, 245;
increase $4,000.
Horses and mules, IL 1925; valua.
tion $3.50, 038; increase 1872.
Cattle $3.50; valuation 1898, 432;
decrease $4,000.
Jacks and iennets "a; valuation
1918.
Sheep 1876; valuation $434.
Goats 1870; valuation $3.50.
Hogs 1o-029; valuation $11,559.
Dogs 1888; valuation 1892.
Vehicles of all kinds 1850; valua-
tion $3.50 9S3; increase $500.
Merchandise, etc., $208, 145; in
crease $f8,5O0.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30

is up again.
MIR. H. X. Jones visited Sinner
to-day.
Mr.. A. A. Sinderman has added
a new coat Of paint to his residence
and store buildings, which gives
them fresh. attractive appearance.
Messrs. A. b. Smith and Dee
Shuler, of Gonzales, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Patterson of Stonewall
was in the burg today.
Mrs. VIM. 0gston Of Stonewall
was also here today.
The weevils are doing a great
deal Of damage to cotton.
A good rain fell here last week +,
Yeplenishing Cisterns and tanks and
proving very beneficial to cattle
Jnly 26-Messrs. Tom Bailey and
DR.. Minton visited Gonzales today.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Arnold and family
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30

returned from visit to Leesville
Thursday
MIR. Sid Macrum and family of
Kerrville, are yisitingJ. l.. Arnold
and wife.
July 27-Dr. w. II. Mintcn left
today for Cameron.
Mr.. G. H. DeBerry of Prairie
VILE was in the burg yesterday.
The w. o. WIS. held their regu-
lar bi-monthly meeting last night
Mr.. ]. F. Rosnovsky was received
into the order.
Nh. Tom Ryan, of Waelder, who
has been visiting in Victoria, re-
turned home today after staying
over night in our city
Mr.. Edgar Deakle rs visiting
horNetoIks At this place
NJ.
You cam get q new Lansing wagon
at G.. II. Flato Jr.,at cost. See them
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
Coraets.

81 90 Corsets in French shape, long or short
waist, straight front short Nursing and Summer,
the incest finished and best fitting goods made
at the price,
75c Cor4ets in Straight Front.
soc Corsets in Straight Front.
Empire Shape, Straight Front, Girdle, Nurs
ing and Summer, allnicely trimmeda and finished
45c Corsets in Summer and otl ers in long or
short length. all sizes
25c Corsets in Summer and other styles
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
HATS.

Mems Hats, in all shapes, the latest styles and
eolors, at$1 co. 81. %, $t.50
Fer $500 we can give yoa any style Fiat you
could wish for, they look we'll and wear we'll,
Our 1900 and 81 on Hats are all sold under
a guarantee to give satisfaction. Your money
back if yen find defect.
Boys and Youths Apines, Derbys Crushers
and Caps. Our 25c assortment Of Gaps is
worth seeing,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
Material and M'fd articles $3.50;

Material and MID articles $3.50;
decrease $3.50.
Tools, machinery, ETC., s7S,237;
inc ease $4,000.
Engines and boilers $42, 800.
Money of banks, brokers, ETC.,
$5O, 800; decrease $250O.
Money other than banks, etc,
$52, 595.
Credits other than banks, ETC.,
1896, 060; decrease $25, $40.
Shares. etc, $4,000.
Miscellaneous property. 1918, 447;
decrease $4,000.
Total value $5,794,376; total in
crease $4,000.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
GROVES BLACK ROOT LIVER PILLS

Made from an active principle
obtained from Black Root. They
ACT on the liver equal To caIomel
and leave no bad after effects. No
gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30
Towels.

Towels.
Turkish bath towels 20x4@ inch at 25c pair
Turkish bath towels 26x4S inch at Soc pair.
turkish bath towels 27xG0 inch ut Zoe pair
Cotton towels in all styles at 10 and l5c pair
A large size cotton towel 22x4S inch, good
value, at 25c pair.
A beaChed cptsoR towel 1Sxa6 inch, good
quality, Mt 25c pair,
Linen towels with fringe and hemmed, in all
grades, the incest line in the city.
Linen and cotton crashes from 5to loo per yard.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-07-30

You cam get new Lansing wagon
at G.. II. Flato Jr.,a cost. See them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Thursday evening In honor Of M and Mrs
William Won Rosenberg OF lIaletSville.
Miss carrie Thomas came down from
Denton saturday To- attend the funeral OF
her mother Mrs VI v. Thomas
Miss LlzAle SANS OF SWlthyillc has been
visiting Miss rlur1 proutv the past week
MI Albert san Ter and Miss Hulduh
StrNus were Wuuied "wednesday afternoon
At the homo Of the brides parents Mr.. and
airs. Henry StrauS, ina tAr presence OF
their relatives Hud "a Few Intimate friends,
Itcy Nathan Powell officiating After a
>Dinptuou, wedding feast the couple left
ON the afternoon train for "A trip through
the state. Both Of the Young people are
very popular lu society circles.
MISS rc1cr ~ Alvin spent the past weel.
o. BrlWilie with en- f5thel Mrs. G. X,
[ ToZlrT.
Mrs Bertha Miller returned Monday from
J Galveston. where she has spent several
! moaths with her sister, Mrs. NJ. +. Kle-
/ berg.
The Card club met with Mrs. o. II,
Prouty "Wednesday afternoon
Miss Adele Miller OF Ballinger Is visit
[ ing the family OF Mr. Gus ShwartA
/ Miss Flora Prouty visited Sealy this
/ week.
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COLUMBUS

Miss Lula Moore of La Grange IS spend
ing a few days with her friends. the family
OF Mrs : X. Seymour
Miss riHt Whiting Of san Antonio Is Wis
ting Mr. and Mrs W. f. Bridge
Mrs. Carey Shaw Is in Temple with Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Cowart
Mrs. James Keith and little ones Of Beau,
mont are paving visit To her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Traylor
Misses Hattie aud Mary Neal returned to
their school az huntsville last Tuesday,
having been called home on account OF the
death of their grandmother, Mrs. Z. y.
Neal.
Mrs. Wells Thompson Of Matagorda
county Is spending a week at their Colum
bus home
The De Moss musical family and several
shows have u'-led to the social entertain
ment of Columbus this week.
Mrs. VIII II Brooks entertained a few
OF her friends Friday afternoon az Euchre
serving some dainty refreshments and Miss
Ida BOYD entertained the Evening EuchrC
club Friday.
Misses Cecil Byrd and Gladys Johnson at,
tended the play Arizona aud the Sousl
band concert in Houston
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RoCKDALE

Tho Ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
is endeavorlng 10 raise funds for the inn
proyemeut Of the church property, their
present effort being limited 20 midday
lunch served on Saturdays near the post.
office Their FIRST days experience WAS
encouraging.
The social event OF the week was meet
ing Of tho ''Waiis Trouhadours' on Tues
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. aud
Mrs Leonard lsnacS Aside from the usu
al musical recitals the features were.
special duet by Misses Jennie York and
Laura Nuudcventcr and reading by Mr.
b Locweustein, Sr, both ot which were
highly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Basil IsaarS after SO.
iourn OF some time an ST. Louis have rr
turned TO make RuckdaIr their huWr Nj.
Isaacs l. q knight az the grip
The Young Indies NJ T. Z CLUB Wi
tGkc into consideration the que-log of john
ing the Federation OF Wameu's clubs JJ
its meeting this Week. The VI T. TO- W'
is CONNIE, ed OF thirteen ~ R0ckdHl.'~ most
charming Young ltlic, AND rs literary ig
IT, character. Miss Topsy Perry &, pres
dent Of the club.
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BRYAN

Mrs. W. C. Gilmore and nttlc daughter
Cora, OF Beaumont are visiting rehtiyes
here.
Mrs c. 7. Saltcr N Calvert has been tho
guest OF Mrs. Burt Norwood this week.
Mrs. J J. Adams left yesterday for a
visit 20 friends Ia Taylor.
Mrs Lee j. Black Of Nlvasota spent this
week In Bryan, the guest OF Mrs Il. NJ.
Nail.
Mrs. Green StglllngS o. Franklin Is Wis
itlng NJ. g. Ienu,tti ia thia city.
ATS. julia lNvy. N,s. Martha Bailey Mrs.
kate Il Icy and MS. Knapp OF Houston
were ia cur city this week
MIS-. l., II Tucker hats returned from a
pleasant visit 90 her daughter, Mrs. John
Currlc M Huntsville
Mr., Ralph X. Chatham ana Miss Beulah
Brown of this city were married Wednesday
evening. February "a az NuyaSota. Botl
the hrlde ana groom are Wen known aud
cry popular l BRYAN Miss Rrowu Is \
dargitor of pr and Mrs 7 r Brown o.
Ibis city lnl duung the residence Of her
| family In Bryan has won the hearts OF q
| 'arge cirrlc Of loving friends
Mrs, r. Fountain, president OF the
Shg kcspetrr club ~ this citv. threw open
her pretty home Friday afternoon and even
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
CALVERT.

q reception was given by Mrs. X, \.
keiser, the president OF the Aloha club, az
Der hospltable home on the afternoon OF
the 22d to the members Of the club and
Their friends The house was decorated ia
an attractive and patriotic manner With toe
national colors. In the pavlors hung sew
erai beautiful pictures OF George and Mar
tina Washington the Landing OF the PHI
grim Fathers, the Homo OF Washington
and other views connected with the lte
and history OF the Father of His Country
AFs. Rciser was assisted In receiving log
e6eSdames \. NJ. Gibson, john II. Garrett
W. IL. Gibson, Il. IL. Brown, h, }. ellison
y, y. Walton and Misses Lucy Brown, Ma
nan NcNut' Alma watson Jennie SID
dali, Cora Terry and Della Siddall, Ihl
resolving party We're becomlnglS attlred ID
costumes representing the height OF fashion
end geuulity Ia those good old days When
Washington was president.
IN the dining hall the Colonial danes
an6 damSels served IN Il most houutilu
manner tea, chocolate, fruits and bon hons
b a corner OF this prettily decorated room
stood miniature cherry tree with tAS
p1SverblNl little hatchet.
throughout the course Of the Afternoon
Moses Mary Talbot aud Gus Ne Oscar en-
teftaiued the many guests with SWEEP
mnSlc Miss Talbot playing those good oil
rseccs Of Colonial days. while Miss oscar
osvotel herself to the popular music o.
the present day, In her characteristics!
easasing manner.
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
TAYLOR,

Mrs. W. NJ. Garrett entertained the
Euchre club on last Tuesday night at her
host,- In West End The rooms were dec.
orated with cut flowers and pottcd plants.
After series Of four.handcd progressive
euchre prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gar.
rett a hand. painted plate aud to Mr.. Hd
Robeftson. n watch fob aud charm, having
won the largest number of sAiucs Refresh.
ments were served to Messrs aud Mos
dane e. IL. Booth j. b. Earhudn, Rus
sen Brown. Nathan Davis. font hHEH''
". NJ Garrett. Dan Murphy. Licmgds Nell
~. j. Mclasky, Or. {. II. Payne, ~ Ron
~ scn Ike Lewis Miss Eyylcuc nan O.
tUakett aud Mr.. Paul EihcL Miss An ne
Mc(ord uf Cameron and Mr. "a t1s W.
Misses Fannie aud Lenna Mitchell ana "uN
rho Following afternoon Mrs Garrett was
the hostess Of the Ladies Afternoon Nard
club. The ladies present enjoyed sptil
ed rontcst for the largest score. ~ lUe
concluslon of which refreshments followed.
Those present were Mcsdnncs W NJ Gar
rett. Lewis. Mclasky,. SturgiS' Eooth. W
Via Tucker Payne, AlcNnudct, MISSES / "u,
mic Mitchell. Lcnna Mitchell lisa King and
Leah Ringolsky. -, 49,,
Al dinner party was given by Miss lone
Tucker at her home on "Wednesday nisut.
The decorations In the dining room
were in pink aud white with rnN
canl clabra which added a beautifully
t.nted hue and blended most harmnniolSll
Win the other decorations. Al cneh gen
flenau's plate Law a buutoniere ot white
carnations. while at the plat" ~ thE mIieN
was bunch OF pink carnations, The dln-
ncr WAS served In courses and was a lt
past mos behttlng the culinary direction
OF thc fair hostess Covers were laid Tor
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. g. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs.
FL WEIGH Miss Tucker with Or. pp3N.
Miss Wright Of Missouri with Mr.. Rogers
and Miss Mitchell With Mr. Hicks. After
the dinner Miss Wright sang several times
and the remainder of the evening was speht
Tho Taylor people availed themselves IF
the aopportunity to hear Governor buh lNE
Tor last Monday night. aud the opern house
MS result was GROW lied, every seat being
occupied. Many people came from the al
Joining towns aud country.
Miss Marian Wright of Carthage, Mo,
who has been spending the winter here
with her sister. Mrs. Il. c. Briggs. Will
leave for her home March -. She Is an
accomplished musician and gifted with q
voice possessed of wonderful range and
Mrs. Daniel Murphy is visiting her sister
Miss rorteuse Curry. in Bcoumgnt
Mr. Joe A. Murphy and the Misses Me
Fadln went 10 Austin last Monday might
to bear Sousa's hand.
Miss Mona shelley Of Plainvipw has been
the guest of Miss Mabel Humphrey for the
past week She returned to her home
"Wednesday.
Miss Athalic McCord Of Cameron returned
20 her home yesterday after pleasant
vislt to Mrs. f l. Ripley
Mrs. II. /. Slttman ut Austin has beer
the guest Of the family of Mr. W. C.
"ht tho past week.
Cord 70 Cameron, where she will rcmllr
for n few DAYS.
Mr. ana Mrs. Nathan Davis went to Aus
tin to take in the French opera.
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Mrs. J. C. Wilson OF Port Arthur was a
visitor IN Beaumont Friday.
Mrs. John b Goodhue LEFT Friday moru-
ing for a visit 10 New Orleans, stopping
day at Lake charles en- route.
Mrs W II. Ford entertained Mr. and
Mrs. stuart Smith, Mr. and Mrs l.. b.
lsgacs aud Mr.. J.. A. Carlton Wednesday
evening with a card party
Miss Alma Johnson gave "A delightful
card party Friday afternoon 90 a few OF
her Young lady friends at her beautiful
now home on Sabine Pass avenue The
purlors were hastily decorated and the time
WAS spleasantly spent Misses Kate Sto.
van and Elctu Gray cut for the royal prize,
which fell 20 Miss Gray. Miss Nell StoyaJ
captured the BOBBY. Refreshments were
served.
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cal aggregation, gave an entertainment nj
the l.ycrum han Monday night TO large
audience.
Misses Scheckc and Rofts have returned
to their home m Gonzales after n protract
ed visit iu the city as the guests of Miss
JcSsamluc Noble.
Mrs James Baker Is visiting her sister.
Mrs James Head. In Noakum this week
MIR Bruce Aiartindlle and Wife OF Mar.
tindHie. have h$n iv the city this week
attending the Fife meeting
Miss johnnie Tudlock Of Lullng IS visit.
ing Mrs G.. w. ucnln.
Mr. Bethel Baker aud family are visit,
ing relatives IN Wilson county
Mrs J j. Williamson W san Marcos has
removed from that place 10 Lockhart aui
will open n drcSsmnking establishment iu
the city.
throughout the week most Of the hnsl
ness houses have been closed from lO,aO
q. nj. to - O'Clock In order that proprletors
and employees might attend tue Fife revival
of progress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
BRENNAN.

quite crowd gathered in the home OF
De Maggie Mildred Eldlidge Friday night
D. spent pleasant evening PLAYING az
srds
Mari NJ HEARTFELT were united In marriage
. the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Heart,
Nd. In this city, Tuesday night az 5
rciock Rev. George Tumlin oficiated.
NJ II Upshaw, Jr.. Of Somervllle AMI Miss
Myrtle IOckett ~ this city were the at
tendnutsH Mrs l1r. II. Upshlw OF Som2r-
We was the matron ~ honor. Both NJ III.
ckntracting parties are well known ami
knve a long list Of friends IN BRENNAN.
wlere they have spent the major portion.
of their lives and which place they inteifl
81 raake their future home.
Cards are out announcing the wedding q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
HuNGERFoRO

Mrs Delaney and little daughter Opal
after protracted and pleasant visit with
Mrs. English. have left for their home a.
Tcitoa
Miss Matte fIUdgius returned few
days ago from Wharton, where she had
been visiting acqualntances
Mr. Wory Pelne with his wife and son
Louis. leaves today for a months vacation
They will visit az Flatonia. san Antonio,
III pasO and Houston
Mis-, peRrl Euglish accompanied her slS
ter Mrs Delaney, 90 Taiton and win spend
a few days with her,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
oulNTANA.

Miss Lula Soaburn returned home his
week after a several weeks visit 70 her
sister. Mrs william Hall. In Houston
Miss Daisy A. Bryan has returned home
after a pleasant visit In Navssota
Mrs = NJ Jarvis has returned from Cedar
Lake Texas
Mrs William Ross. until reccnty resi-
dent Of Galveston. has moved to this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
CAMERON

Wednesday afternoon from TO . Mrs
JefI d. Heaey entertained the ladies OF the
Methodist church and their friends
Miss Wilcox after a visit TO Miss Marsle
Robinson. returned home to Georgetowu.
Miss Lille Roberts Is visiting In West
Miss Mo. Kempt is visiting friends -
Temple
Miss Nettie Derroh spent few days with
her friends here.
Miss Aunie McLane has returned from
sherman, where she has been attending
school
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
HEARNE.

The Daughters Of the confederaey VIII
hold au Important meeting at the residence
OF Mrs w b. Mlers next TUESDAY ever
ing This society has improved wouaern I
IL since lis organization last year.
The Norwood Cemetery association VIII
begin the erection Of an iron fence around
the cemetery AZ an early date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Ia GRANGE.

A most delightful card party was given
IN the 22d at the residence Of Mrs. ID.
AleSander by her daughters, Mrs. i, He'll
H,an and Miss Essie and Rae Alexander
assisted by Mrs Schwab ana Miss
lander OF Austin. On entering the
hail the FIRST thing that greeted thu
rye was large picture Of 'rhe Father OF
Dur Country" copy Of Stuarts celebrated
painting. BY the side Of 1t was minl1-
ture cherry tree on which were hanging
luscious cherries. the suggestive hatrh-
heinz also in sight. The parlors were bru"
HffSV decorated with The National colo.
and number of different pictures nI
tieorge and Martha Washington were h1nS
ing around the rooms, The guests, wee
each given small silver hatchets ANA then
took their seats al the table designated
After all were seated ten que lions con
sernlug Washington were handed cat u
guest fifteen minutes being allowed lu
which to write the answers and all mag
ined themselves again az school Unders0i'S
q rigid examination, The answers were col
iected and then the game of eurlrc com
menced The games were scored with cher
rien After ten games were played relfr.
mcnts were served ana cherries were agau
An evidence. The prizes awarded We're as I"''
lows: For the greatest number OF corr,ti
answers 10 the questions, Miss TITLE
Hsrigel. book. the Life Of George Wash
fugton;" first card prize, Mrs. Herman Men
blDE, z pTelllAN llalltu P4'luAN VI w va ~
Washington; consolation prize, Mrs C. j.
Won Rosenberg, a deck Of George Washing
ton playing cards; hooby prize, Miss Rob
SON a small Ratchet.
The Daughters OF the Confcderacy met
with Mrs c. Il. Lane last Tuesday. IF
teen members were present After the
transaction OF the business of the chapter
an Interesting program was rendered an
Especially entertaining feature of which
was a paper on "Stonewall" Jackson by Mrs
Falcon. The Daughters will meet next
<xr..-
Mrs. VNstlne G. Lunn entertained tn,
Euchre club Thursday, Twenty games
were played. The guests were then M
vited into the dining room, whore an oyster
luncheon was served Mrs sam c. Low
rev won first prize Mrs b. Hellmlu lone
hand prize Miss Rae Alexander guest prize
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BELLVlLLE

Mrs. r. A. Bntledge and children OF
Clcburue are hero visiting friends.
Misses Maude Bushwau and Daisy Wick
Of Sealy are the guests OF Mrs Whitfield
Miss EDNA Kennedy visited Mrs Jim
Cannon Of SeaIy this week.
Misses Annie and Bessie Roll entertained
. few frirnds Tuesday evening in honor "
Hiss Sans,
Miss is-ic paugherty Is visiting Miss
Hannah MAY iewis
Mrs. Z, Sehaner Trammer sutertRilsLa
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lockAARr.

The Clark Library snd LyceHm sssocia.
tion has secured Mrs Jean sherwood, the
celebrated art lecturer or Chicago 10 do.
liver q series OF four lectures at the I4y-
ceum on March S. 10. IL aud II
The De Ness family, a wonderful muAi
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cueRo.

Mrs. George Anderson and baby left
Monday TO join her husband.
Miss Addie Smith IS visiting her sister,
Mrs L. A. Maelze at Goiiad.
At the Methodist church the following
program WAS rendered. song. Mrs. B. C.
Roach; recitation, little Miss Matte Thorn
hin piano solo Miss Bessie Atkinson song.
Miss Alice Thcrnhill recitation, Miss Ms'
hon HutrhinEs vocal trio Mrs. q. Boz
Mrs. {. B, Me0rs and Mrs. b. {. hoaea;
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reading Miss Emma Thomas; vocal solo,
Miss Lila Warn.
The Schubert symphony company, under
the auspices 81 the. Jefferson Literary s"-
cicty, will give q concert on March T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

At best life Is but shoot DO not make
n shorter yet by rank neglect or that rsngh
Of yours when one bottle of Simmrns
Courh Svrup would cure you. Guarantees,
Price - and 50 cents
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sEALY.

A ladies' reading club was organized In
this city At the bowe Of Mrs 2, a. Ma.
gruder. The club will be conducted upon
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