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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

with soft folds of lace draped around
having the effect Of little osetes
the b1ir Roses and ribbon velvet form the back
trimming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

King Carlos. of Portugal. seems talent
ed in many ways. Already favorably
known as Il painter, he has now proved
himself a writer of merit.
His Majesty is publishing an interest
ing book on oceanolosy dealing more
particularly with researches on the POr-
tugucsc coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

From Paris comes the news that mu-
nicipal tax of cents, a volume on fiction
is likely to be adopted. John Labusquiere,
tho NonIv Aoerican-born Paris alderman
in history, is the author of the measure:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

novel reading is merely one way of
| Intoxicating ones self-1ike opium, whis-
kew or wine. If we tax beer, why not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

King Edward is going to visit Presldent
I.oubet. He will stop at the ori1,sh .3ii-
-hassy during his short say III al . %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

Caryhurst and viii spend the winter
In town Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cary
have taken the Bonnemort home and
VIII be az home for the winter at 7l6
East Brigham street
The Misses Mary and Dorothy III
ney have returned TO the city and win
spend the winter here.
Mrs, w w. Crome Of Brigham City
Is In the city visiting her parents at
j72 South state street,
Mrs, Joel l., Priest and children have
returned from Kearney Neb.. where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Stephen H. Babcock has re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
Mrs Prlscinda Nebeker Richards ana
daughter Of Los Angeles are visiting
relatives in the city.
Mr. and Miss Rice Of San Francisco
ARE visiting with r. s. Dickinson, Sec
ond South and Seventh East streets.
Mrs. Wllby Dougall, Jr., has returned
from Parowan, where she has been
visiting with relatives,
Miss Cameron Leonard who with he~
little sisters has been visiting with
relatives in Michigan, has returned,
Rev. and Mrs Elliott Meredith n
virginia are visiting Rev. and Mrs G.
y. Perklns Of ST paurs ohurch
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.


The leading social event Of the we'l
was the marriage Of Miss HedWg I
earn 70 Mr.. Ernest i. Brown, which
took place Wednesday afternoon Sept
"a, in the Logan temple Mr. and ny
Brown returned home Thursday ever
ing and a pretty reception was give
at their home. No. 367 Pattersot
avenue, which was attended only by tte
relatives OF the contracting parties aua
q few intimate friends The home wac
pTettily decorated for the occasion with
cut flowers and evergreens. A sunptu
Gus ropast was served during the eyen-
ing.
The bride and groom are both very
popular and highly esteemed in Ogden.
H'hn bride is charming and accor-
r.lShed young lady, and the groom Is
tie well known Southern Pacific po7-
seuger brakeman. Mr.. and Mrs Brown
have many friends in ogden who VIII
be pleased to wish them much JOY and
prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Peery re-
turned home this week from an eXten =
Cd visit to Chicago and other eastern
points.
The ogden High school gives a recep.
ton and ball this evening al Dignan's
Dancing academy in honor Of the salt
Lake High school students.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave a picture social Thurs
day evening which was greatly enjoyed.
The concert given Wednesday even
ilg In the Fifth ward institute by Prot.
G. d. Schettler Of Salt Lake city, as
sisted by the ogden Guitar and Man
colin club, was a thorough musical
treat greatly enjoyed by the small audi
ence. Each number on the program
Nas heartily received. especially Prof
Schettlers guitar solos which were
master pieces, such as are seldom heard
on string instrument.
one Of the pleasant affairs Of the
geek was the birthday party given
Tuesday by Mrs, Harry Hill at her resi-
dence, 2j2, Thirtieth street, In honot
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Of her daughter Bernices sixth BIRTH
day. Tables were set on the lawn
where dainty refreshments were served,
The little girl received many beauti.
I'M presents. As evening drew near
mn departed having spent a most pleas
ant time ana wishing their little friend
many happy returns Of the day Those
Llcsent were Misses Verlie Hill, Meta
Wright, Dora Smith, Helen and Nina
Moon. Ruby and Reta Fowler, Kate
aud Ruth Leaman, Martha and Gwen
Helen Evans Mildred Henry. Nora
Dunn. Pearl jackson, Mildred Wright,
Rcrnice and Tim Hin,
The marriage OF Miss Maud Lousin5
and Mr.. Joseph Neimoyer, two popu-
lar young people Of ogden which took
place at Brigham city Sept. II, has just
been made public
Mrs c. A. Gerdlng returned home
this week from an extended pleasure
"trip to the coast.
The sllverton home at Willard, Box
elder county. was transformed from
that OF a quiet half lone camp TO a
scene of gayety and fesuyity for over
100 guests from SAT- Lake, ogden.
HOOPER and BoXelder county, on the
18TH inst. by the reception held In hon
or Of the marriage Of Mr., John H.
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| Lowe, Mrs. ]. c. Royle, Mrs. Egbert
Roberts Mrs. c. L, Allen, Mrs ], NJ
Dart, Miss Lowe.
Mrs. Il. A. Wall entertained at "63''
party at her home on Thursday. The
parlor was effectively decorated in ros-
es and the library in asters The score
cards We're handsome souvenir en-
cravings Of the Tabernacle. and the
tallies foreign postal cards The
prizes We're won by Mrs. Blyth Of
Evanston, Mrs. KeOgh and Mrs. Bur-
rows. About ~ guests were present,
Among the pleasant events Of the
week We're the receptions given by
Mrs. Iglehart The rooms were prettily
decorated, and the hostess was assist
ed by her guest, Miss Anne lglehart ~
Evansville, Ind, and a number Of wei
known local society women.
Mrs. +. T.. Wood was hostess at an
informal Kensington on Tuesday af-
;ernoon, about IS guests enjoying the
Pleasant affair. The rooms were pref
thy decorated, the drawing room In
sunnowers. the hall in pink asters and
the dining room in pink and white
agterS. A feature of the afternoon
were piano solos by Mrs, CAM and
Mrs. Sanborn.
An interesting event was the we'd
ding Of Miss Mabel Harker and Mr..
Preston j. Cannon yesterday. 4 we'd
ding breakfast followed the ceremony
the rooms being beautifully decorated
for the occasion They left last even
ing for Germany, where they viii spend
some time.
The Browning musicale" given at
the Ladies' Literary club house on
Thursday viii rank with the most IN
teresting events OF the week. Miss
Cora Mcdonald gave an Interpretation
Of Abt Vogler and Mrs. Kate Anderson
Mrs. Martha Royle King. Miss Edna
Dwver and Messrs. Peabody ana
Crltchlow took part In a rendition OF
the BrownIng's songs,
Mrs. George a. Lowe entertained the
card club on Tuesday at her home,
number Of guests besides the members
also being present. The contest was
"63r and Mrs. David Keith won trst
urlze and Mrs. James Miner second,
Mrs. r.. c. Woodruff and children
lave returned from the coast where
they have been spending the summer
sss
Mrs. Wall gave a second enjoyable
card party at her home yesterday, the
amusement being euchre.
Miss Eloise Sherman Is In chicago,
where she will spend some time as the
guest OF Mrs. and Miss Salisbury.
Mrs. w. II. II. Bowers and her guest,
Mrs. Cunningham Of Butte left on
Tuesday evening for the east, where
they will spend few weeks.
Miss Laura Preston is expected nome
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Nalsbitt OF Hooper and Miss Florence
Singleton, which had been performed
In the Salt Lake Temple by prest. John
r. Winder on the previous Wednesday
The contracting parties being 2 tive
workers IN their respective localities
were unusually well known and this
made the gathering q great suece s.
Mr.. NaHbltt, the groom, spent TWO
years in the missionary field in Ken
lucky lately and returned TO Hop r
n while ago. He Is the Oldest son Of
Elder II, w. NaisbItt OF this city ana
Mrs. Kate Hazel Nasbitt OF Hooper
and congratulations with presents IN
Vulnerable augur a united. useful life in
Hooper, which will be specially bene-
fitted by this auspicious alliance.
The T. NJ. NJ. |. A. BAN given Tues
day evening was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed.
The Home Culture club met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Mark?
whore n very pleasing and interesting
program was rendered.
Mrs c. a. Nelson had as her guests
this week Mesdames White and Houy
Of Lima. Montana. and Sacramento re-
opectively
Mrs L. n. jenkins OF Salt Lake and
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Mrs, Terry and Mrs. Akers at the Alta
club on Wednesday. The table was ar
ranged In the form of a hollow square
ard the center was a bank Of palms
with ropes Of smllax stretching 10 each
corner, The inner side was bordered
with pink and white asters and around
this crystal candelstlcks were lined
with large crystal candelabra at each
corner Pink ana white asters In tall
vases, completed the brilliant and ar
tis'ic effect, The place cards were
decorated with Greek figures The Niles
Mandolin club stationed behind group
Of palms, furnished delightful music
Covers were laid for 90,
Mrs. t. G. Miller was hostess at an
oll-fashioned tea yesterday In honor
Of her mother, Mrs. Velle. and her aunt
who are her guests. The entertainment
was In the nature Of a high tea and
was served in old-fashioned style
Nearly all brought od-fashioncd dag-
uereotypes Of themselves, and the az.
.ernoon was spent IN Renaissance and
general social chat, Present beqidcs
the guests Of honor were Mrs. c. y
Wallace, Mrs, Il. D, Pfoutz, Mrs c. A.
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visitor who Is in the city for Few
dovs Delicious refreshments were
served and delightful evening was
spent. About 10 were present
Miss June Mcintyre gave a tea 10
about IL guests on Monday in honor OF
Miss Lena Preston. The decorations
were In pink and white asters.
Mrs. Agnes Osborn was hostess at a
delightful musicale on THURSDAY AFTER
noon. in honor Of Miss Maud Reese
Davies. The rooms were prettlly dec
Grated and a delightful program was
rendered by Miss Davies, Mrs, kate IS
Anderson, Miss olye Gray and MIS-
Osborne.
on Tuesday night the new Harmonic
ON state street was opened, the evening
being devoted to speeches, feasting'
dancing and other social pastimes. Mr.
schwarz, president OF the Harmon,
society, made the opening ADDRESS anu
Mr.. John Dern and Mr.. Fisher harris
followed with brief but happy remarks.
The event was successful one IN all
respects.
Mrs. Sara r. Bransford was hostess
at a pretty luncheon on Wednesday
given In honor OF the Misses Holmes
and shoop. covers being laid Tor ~
The rooms were decorated with pro,
fusion Of autumn flowers, osters ana
nasturtlans being used. Besides the
guests of honor were Coz. and Mrs
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs, j T. Harris MISS
Grace Emery and Mr.. Karl Holmes
ON wednesday. Mrs II. n. Mayo en-
tertained al cards, about 40 guests be-
lng present 10 enjoy the pleasant az
fair The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with sunnowers, marigolds ana
dahlias the effect being most brlllianl
and attractive. The prizes were won by
Mrs. W. /. SNYDER, Mrs. curtis hh'shl
ana Ms. O. X. Lewis
Another pretty Wedding OF TUESDAY
was that of Miss Marie Erickson ana
Mr.. Percy w. saville. which took place
In the evening NJ their new home IL
was a quiet AFFAIR, only the reiatl'es
ana intimate friends being present nut
a DELIGHTFUL time was spent by al. me
rooms were dainilly adorned WIN
flowers. and refreshments were served
The wedding OF Miss virginia Louise
burton and Ralph Cutler took place on
Wednesday. the ceremony being per.
formed IN the Temple and a lecep,lon
following IN the evening az g'oo slate
street. The home was prettlly decor
ated and a sumprious ropast was sery-
ed. a large number being present 20 en-
Joy the pretty affair. The bride Is we
daughter OF Bishop Burton ana ,ne
groom a son OF the late John Cu,lrr;
They received numerous presents anu
have many friends who Will extehd Gun
yratulatlons and good wishes
One OF the most delightful events
OF the week was the luncheon given Wy
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was Mrs. Daynes. with Mrs. John
Groesbeck and Miss Amy Rowe assist
ing.
Mr.. Martin Stuckman was the recip-
lent Of a surprise party on Thursday
evening. the occasion being the amt
versary OF his birthday. The rooms We're
beautifully decorated with roses and
autumn leaves and musical selections
We're rendered on the piano and violin
respectively by Miss Olive Gray and
Mr.. Booth, the latter being an eastern
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~ y : II
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from the east very shortly. She will
ne ao,n,,,,o,,tad ~ come frtonds from
time as the guests Of the Misses Pres
ton.
Mrs 70. NJ. Allison and Miss Louise
reery of Ogden and Mrs Wallace and
Mrs. Frank Bird OF Park city are the
Knutsford
s.s
Mrs. II. II. Spencer of ogden ls visit
49,
Lieut.. u. l.. Zane who Is on his way
katherine &. Belcher.
Miss Maude Parker has returned to
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Keith are visiting
IN New Orleans.
Mrs / l.. Franken left early IN the
week for short trip east
Jndge and Mrs Morris Sommer and
their son. Armande, left Yesterday for
H. Louis, whore they win spend the
Or. and Mrs A. L. Castleman Of Mer-
eur are spending few days IN the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Schumacher will
be AT home for the winter at the
Knutsford.
Mrs. NJ. s. Lacy Of Colorado Springs
is the guest of her sister Mrs. c. f.
Richards.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Charlton has returned
from New York,
lay for Boston where she will fill an
engagement for the winter.
-.
Port'and
w, Kiersted Of Kansas city Is IN the
sss
Mrs. Rhinehart, who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs Osborne ielt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepherd OF
Chicago who have been visiting Or.
and Mrs. 7. b. Beatty for the past lie"
-.
Mr.. and Mrs II, II, Cowley ana
daughter Villetta have gone to Chica-
"a 20 cpaud IN pnyt three weeks
Mrs w. Montague Ferry and sons
left Wednesday for Michigan to spend
the winter.
Mabel NJ. Mcclure have returned from
san Francisco.
the city for lew days, has returned
| from California.
Charlotte Holmes have gone to Los AM
geles.
to attend the marriage of his son, DR.
X. c. Park, and Miss Marvin.
Mrs. Pearsall and Miss Davenport
! give a luncheon at the Alta club next
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Knowlton and Mr.
! c. i. Horsley returned this week from
ing the past year.
-
Miss Conoway of Nebraska left this
week for her home. She has been tbs
guest Of Mr. and Mrs George Steiner
turing the summer
Mrs. Smith, haye returned from tn,
coast
49,
Mrs. Amos Slddoway Of Teton City
IDAHO Is in the city, visiting with hei
49,
Mrs. NJ l.. Cunningham Of Butte /!
| visiting Mrs. h. L. Bowen at l65 east
Mrs. l.. c. Miller has visiting her Miss
NJ. f.. Williams Of New York.
'''
Miss Georgia Nadner left this week
Tor Boston, where she VIII attend
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Mrs. Amos siddoway and little son
Of Teton city. Ida. are visiting In the
CITY with Mrs. Walter Davidson.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. o. Z. Cary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cary have returned from
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gsss va, NE pre'tlest affairs n the
lesla NJ ~ Jae reception given by Mrs.
The ro w, snow On Tuesday aftcrnoon
viii anus We're artistlcaly adorned
asttH SsS H,,h flowers and ferns. white
psHS ' ga. used with the green in The
Here ysilo ss''ih leaves In the library,
In iht ,N.o, shades were used, aiding
musk W. 49, During the afternoon
dolln o,,S ~ furnished by the Niles man
the uprss vs w, which was stationed in
tisted X ma. nan The hostess was ne.
Levin h receiving by her s,ster Ms
hon, ma Nus and Miss Mary Can.
presiding In the dining room
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Mr.. Babcock and daughter Miss
Maud NJ. Babcock. are in their new
homeat 273 South Eleventh East
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stoner came
down from Pocatcllo Sunday and are
spending a few days with their daugh-
ter. Miss stoner, at the Normandy.
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Miss Mary l.. Hoag Is spending a
few days in ogden visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph f. Hoag.
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Mr.. Joseph Mason Howard, who has
spent the past few wNks in the city
with friends. leaves for his home In
Denver Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
MUST SUPPRESS SCALPER.
Task Assigned The City Of Galveston
by the Railroads.
PRELIMINARY TO ANY EXCURSION RATES
Final Arrangements for the Amphtheater
Are to Be Made AZ Meeting Of She
Business League Thursday.

Galveston, Texas March SO.--ln order To
s6cUie low excursion rates to Galveston
during the summer season the ratnoads
nave announced that they must be pro.
tected FROM scalpcrs The question of Sc.
curing an ordnance which will effectively
prevent the operations OF scalpers has been
absorbing the attention OF those Interested
~ securing the concessions ln rates for
SOME timc. rho ordinances passed ny other
cities have hecn secured ami tho>c wnirn
are believed wiz be he best calculated To-
protect The railroads have bccn caretuiy
examined The city commissioners VIII bc
called upon in the near future TO pass au
ordinance prohibiting the sale OF scape;S
tickets aud IN the proposed ordinance WiN
bc embodied the most stringent regulations
prohihtng This traffic which have stood
the test 'u the courts
Galveston Is particularly DESTROYS of get
ing concessions iu ,ho WAY Of Niroud
rates hi, season and to de this it Is rccp1-
Hzed that the requests ct tho railroads
regarding unti.Scalpcr ordinances must be
granted.
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men, resigned. and A. Z. Wheeler ,x,s
elected chairman for the uneNpired torn
The strife that has existed In tho rcn1h.
lean ranks of the counir Is said Ia havs
been wiped away and ettire harmony now
prevails.
Merkel Texas March 2i-The democratic
primaries Tor this craylol county win bc
held ON the 18th day ofApril for conntv
candidates only. The punary will dStnr
mine who will he the nea county of6cers
as the democratic party ; largely in me
majority.
Palestine, Texas, March p.--rhe political
situation is warming mp Ire as the cltv
election is to take place ne, Tuesday. Iosf
night the candidates for n different rIiv
| Offices addressed the peoplin mas mrci.
| ing at the city hall. A lge crowd w1s
present
Midland. Texas, March 2&Crane county
democrats held their convTon ana elect
| ed delegates 60 the varlot conventions
The convention instructed : Hon WNR
Smith for congress other Legations I'M.
instructed
Corsicana. Texas. MARCH, ) Judge Y
w. Grubhs Of Grcenylllc. andidate fnr
governor. addressed a crov at the civ
hall today.
Clcburue. Texas. March . MIR. I w
Hornshy. candidate for raNd commits.
, sloncr. was in the city tods
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Caldwell CuIlinas.

Co,awcu. Texas March 2o.-M'Ss ''aIe
-,att,.us has been appointed sponsor f"'
w p. Rogers camp. No a. United oo" Wv.
rcdcratc vtcraus with Misses Emm'e Zee
nrI Maud Matthews as maids Of honor honor.
rney ynl attend the Confederate reunion reunion
6.I,as There is a prospect ot large
attendance at that uin'' .,.it,,c her pa
Mrs. j. 4 Rroaddns is 'N''l'E NV -
rents at Galvrston ,.-t,ira relatives IN
Mrs. s. r. Murray Il N'''''N7
Ercnham, patton f,d1y.
Mrs Rob HOFFMAN, Of BrenH4" I ,S
her parents 3tnn, Mr. a. ' Rosebud was il our eit'
| lnst week. ~. e,,,t Is ON yisi
| TO Marlin. ,,,nty candidate
A good MANY OF lD' yI""''
''S Wiss Alma Reeves Is visiting r''"''''7
| Hrpnham.
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h rs 4 MAJORITY
IN l,.r hundred Over W'''''
~ h Bosque County
|, !, Sc CARRIED INTO hill
!. q. Held in that County
Y :. e d. ssy-otho' State
yet S poIitIosI News.

~. March 30. ,B 'e,a .d ma.
In " veotrn IS So y, OF P tSc court Of
oss f y 1s,lss 9, d AZ ascsr,d Hna
sFss VII DC
-.,,.. March 80. Return, tn. .o sr"%
iii''1, r.. ont Of twenty .onnty a14 ma
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,,.-.An.i citv Matters.

ussour city, Texas, March " y" ,,a,,
M.s'o ~ Mrs Fannie Tyres whose de '.,
NAM ,,o y, In yesterdays Post aTrl,rp
and were Inferred In West '' =" ahout nye
The public school sS aoS StGsv session.
days @sNlns s,orslaaG and 1agdG i92rllsa aaEe
wells, tt Il seriously lll OIL
pneumonia. and family. formerly o,
Mr. n, d. - but Who moved 10 BGeI ,bis place place
t ,ao Years Years ago nave removed TO 'H''
| Nr bnvis Is = stockmah'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
BRENNAN BUDGET
w.ddino Of Mr.. c. 3 Gillespie and "
Frances Eldridqe.

BRENNAN, Texas, March 80 MS
noon at 1870 at tho home OF the bride NT
Charles Roweu Gillespie WAS united IN h"o
rage 10 Miss Frances Elizabeth h'ar'oEn
REV. rumltn officiating. The bride o''''i
in mourning, only few friends were u
vitod . an tho cit.
Mr. Barre Sayles. IT.. was IN M M IN,
,ol, ~ tbo farmers from various section
Of me county. states that the crops are y
Mrs. Abe Harrison Of New York is ID "a
! city visiting relatives, a guesl OIL '''
/ N'>irS ~ r WORKMAN OF Austin Is IN 10
.,tT thr guest OF Mrs W. II. E.dr.dEe, -,
Nr. II. /. Garrett and wife OF ""'''s''
are in the city on a visit ,.-,., ,Istt
Miss Nannle Wood is back from ''s''
| HouStOn.
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n.o.,ao..d Nicotine a EnnIs.

Ennis, Texas, March 2a,-l a"re n Is pro-
meeting at the Methodist euu ro-,,.Ion OF
rresslng nicely under the SUPP Este. i by
slsS9 mastor Rev. T J. Duncan a'S,''' ney.
TN, the pastors Of the local sa1 n,. mother Is
, ,Sorge stuart has wired thai ms Viii be 10
Gs 'l'ssel to die hourly that w Week to lake
t Fanis the eorly par, Of neal
ato,ye 81 the meeting
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lalIetsviIIe Political News.

vile, Texas, March 2o.-But little
Is being taken in the city election
. Tuesday.
'Pagel, popullst county chairman.
! meeting OF his party for April
iermlue what action TO take IN
fairs.
d Harrington, elected to the leg,
popullst In 1898 and defeated
S reported TO be an Independent
this time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
TIE EIGHT IN COLEMAN
baby Between Slator and Slayden
for Congress-.

baby Between Slator and Slayden
for Congress,
nan, Texas, March 2o.-Today at
near Glen Cove. in this county. the
were addressed by a number Of as
for office, among them heing Judge
Slator Of lAauo. candidate for 'on
md Hon Arch Grinnan, who Is haN-
walk0yer for state senator. en-.
Browning having withdrawn, there
: only three candidates for repre- en-.
in the National house, viz; Judge
Hon ]. L. Slayden, the present IN
t, and senator Yeti OF Burn I;
'lator has been district attorney. an ,,
district Judge Of the IhmtF'thlI
district, Congressman Slayden !
his third term. Many democrats
condemn his vote in favor OF 10
protective tariff bill, Or Attl
. been elected State senator. IT
lnty the Indications are that th'
between Judge Slstor and Mr.. stay
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AS POLITICAL NOTES.

xas, March 25.--Thc denocratlc
al committee of Borden county
today and appointed ], NJ Senr-
Han ana n. i. Hunter dciegair -
riot convention, instructed LOT
smith Tor congress FROM Nc
ongressinnal district
c1as. March ~ 4 mass meei
tepuhlicsns Of Falls nrnHi ~
Acult house Yesterday aNd dehas
Richard shaw. contes ttng ohAir'