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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
The Passing Throng.

OTIS s. BATON Of Dallas was IN IN,
city Yesterday and went down 70 Galveston
IN the afternoon. In both places he re-
newed pleasant acquaintance among news
paper men OF fifteen or twenty yesrs ago
his last service was as railroad editor OF
inc DALLAS News when he made Ali tho
roads then building lead to Rome" with
prlihancy OF prophecy and argument that
uiu the town good in It's Young days
colonel d. c. Jenkins. the most graceful
editorial writer and one Of the best men
OF the period. was editorln-chief: Frank
Doremus. one of the brightest lights Of
Ie1as Journalism Of any time, was manag.
Ing editor; Boss" Walter was night edi
tor William o'Leary city editor. Mike Con
molly State telegraph editor. Rnl strrett
pdIasrhRher and Jim sullivan George
hJrne charlie Martin anu Billie Adntr fc.
porterS. IL was staff Of ane quality
STVhe PETER was assembled In the south
Solohei jenkins retired several Years ago
Doremus aud Walter have gone to their
TNWarG; OLeary Is postmaster at Dallas
connolly Is chief cokolorum of the Memphis
III iinulel,elai-Appeal sullivan Is chief edito-
Ii9l writer on the San Antonio Express
Adair Is doing telegraph In the Memphis
News, Byne is Ia West Virginia. and
one whose name Is unnamed is here writ
| ing these Ines and only Sterrett and Mar
| I'm remain. Eaton graces the bar " Dial.
lAs Ten years Is not long. but II Is long
! drama.
JOHN wADDY TATE OF Dallas has been
In the city several days enjoying brief
holiday vacation. 81 am glad to see the
interest being taken IN Houston in the
| sport OF horse racing" said Mr.. Tate TO n
Post reporter "and trust that there will
be revival of the enthusiasm which the
people Of this city have evinced in this
class Of amusement on previous occasions
The Christmas races were success and
| 1t is to be hoped that these matinee
| race programs are the forerunner of meet.
| lngs or weeks or even two weeks dura
| tion. ! am quite satisfied that such a
| meet would be paying enterprise II
| II could be pulled off It would have the
| effect OF bringing some fine stables to
| Houston to spend the winter here, The
| climate In this section Of the State dur
Ing the winter months 10 perfectly de-
| lighttul, and well adapted To the proper
care of races horses.
",rhe owners Of tho animals would be
glad to come here with them II a two
weeks meet could he had and their com
ing would mean much 10 Houston, both
in the way Of advertising aud In the
amount Of money II would place in circu-
| lation."
MR. c. ]. r. SMITH has lately returned
from london and taken up his permanent
residence In Houston. he is interested IN
oil lands about Ia Porte where he made
his headquarters up to few months ago.
when be went TO England to consult his as
soclates. In addition to looks-~ after lands
In this section he will handle special
line Of imports for Biscuit. pubouchi & Co
of CoCuac, France Bernard & Co. Of Leith
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BED Men Elect Officers.

officers last night and the following were
elected 10 serve the coming term: H. r.
Cohen, sachem; +. NJ Miller, senior saga
more; j. NJ kaufman, junior sycamore;
j. r. Perkins. prophet Joseph $. Fox,
chief of records sixth consecutive term (;
A. Stezig keeper OF wampum: w. j.
Stencil. collector Of wampum. Represent
atvcs TO the Great Council, A. z. Amer
man. Joseph S. Fox and W. w. Ralston,
Alternates, J. Il. Perkins, h. II. Fergu-
son and ] ] Kaufman. Trustees: j. II.
Perkins and A. Il. Anderson. The tribe IS
IN a flourishiuG condition and considered
the banner tribe Of the South in numbers
and degree work.
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Getting Even.

John Crouch when Christmas day
day was DER
Was grouchier even than before,
For loving gifts had been sent in
From friends, till ne could scarce
begin
To number his new treasures;
Were opaIs whose hearts were
aflare,
And other things description
mOcks,
And "Lechenger" was OH each
box.
He grouched and grumbied for
time
And language used that was a
crime,
And then the excellence of things
lie had received, the pins and
rings,
Smote on his conscience, and he
tore
For Lechenger's. and in that store
He matched his gifts for New
Years day,
And now Hes jolly John" they
say.
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Alvin Locals.

Alvin, Texas, December 2s.-Mr. T. D.
Thompson returned last week from nm cx-
tended pleasure trip to his old home IN
North Carolina.
Mr. c. 1. Booth OF Booth, Texas was
" Hon ION Morgan Griswold Of Washington,
u e., was here last week on legal DUST
Flank and Brod McGiuty OF Beaumont
spent wednesday and Thursday with tloir
parents. 1870. ..,,.,,.,,
0p r u Il. King made business trip 10
Houston Friday. A..
owing to the continued warm "tntneti
his week viii see a number Of crates
shipped from here.
Crop prospects for tlis section were
never brighter tfau ~ the present time
Farmers are we'd up with their work aut
are iu good spirits.
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Westfield Locals.

westheld, Texas. December 2s-ihree
new rice farms VIII be put in cultivation
this year. All the growers are experienced
rice farmers from Louisiana, il Is very
probable that the entire northern part OF
THIS county will soon be one continuous
rice field. The Rock Island road will pass
through the best district for groNinE IT,
and many Of the farmers are anxious ~ ~
~ il come on this account. NestntIu NJ
require a rice mill Ia work upon w 80
raised there. and many think three or four
inore VII lac constructed as soon ~ ~.
Rock Island road comes through w nr
ulsh shipping facilities. Houston WIZ sV'N
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Girls, and BOYS, Club.

Not to be outdone by their elders VINO
have been dancing and counting pleasure
during the past week, the members OF tne
Girls and Boys Hebrew club decided TO
give ball, their first at saengerbund nan
last night.
The young folks were eminently success
full and a large number enjoyed the dance
and luncheon The entire program anu
evening was managed by the juvenile mem
beers OF the club. -,
Tlpr clubs dance committee consisted vi
the following boys and girls: charles iup
ner Jacob Messenger, Miss Fannie HARLOW
sky and Miss Sophie Messenger.
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MS AND BANQUETS LAST NIGHT.
u, and Societies Celebrate the HOLIDAY
ssason; Elaborate Functions Given.
~.,cordia Annual Ball-ChiIdren's Masquerade
'saIurner tial-caledonians Enjoy Splendid
Y Observation-Disclosures Entertainments.

\, way OF night Of Christmas
% ' sa.ons bells were ringing loud
y y a .be rule last evening, and
'sslu ICONS homes bedecRed In holi-
W luu''. st Of the public halls OF
n- ssre given over to merry making
.3ls' VIZ IN home Of the Concordia
n ssauu scene Of brilliant social
IN, lsst night ao,.or n,o.
'ass ~, avenue club house never pre-
lsA a,ore Inviting appearance nor
ps ~ore brilliant assenbIage than
- ..ssIoD Of this annual BALL me
. d &C., exclusively a Hebrew social
iafaA ,nembers spared neither time
4 Y. d thelr preparations lor TINS
\ i1@ nrterfiinment OF their lileiius.
agSIs su' srray OF lights, plol uslon
B aiilin 4s,lenus and Lonase Oh tlOPlv .t.i
eal served as a setllhs lor tne
SgAlsS of bail room ana pauQuel
W s'A erace OF charming women anu
NC md dash OF handsome gowns
B P-str TO the picture. .4 ,,.,,r,
y aA.l the ciuu, the guests were
N ave he dover bedeched nan anu
saN ~ freedom Of the mouse. ing
b " ras the center OF attraction anu
iSaarslstion OF the decorator hrt.
4 ~ smllaX lenOing from the lour
~, n Inc room were gathered IN LES
~ sop, the center chandeiler. me
q ~ and ceilings were outlined l1
: ss" ~ smllaX. Inc stage was oankeu
l.,ms and ferns and suspended from
"a. Il at
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ellu.r Nina In lam County.

Hillsboro, Texas, December 2s--lt looks
as If silver mine has been discovered near
Itasca. Mr.. L. d. Heath, farmer found
some ore which beyond question is good
silver. hut refuses to disclose the locality
Of the mine and Is in fact extremely reti'
cent about H. He has sent some OF the ore
on 10 be assayed and when he gets the
returns he has promised to tell something
nhOut n.
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taLpRgWs MASQUERADE BALL.
Tgn.rin Hall a Scene Of Rcyelry by
Night.

|Ign.rsin Hall a Scene Of RcVelry by
Night.
ETiir the banner event Ia the German
nj dfCles OF Houston was the annual
n u9que Of tho children OF the members
sas Turnyerein; few ir any events that
n ere. occurred In this city have OK
rta 10 brilliance, aud dazzling effect,
hsns which delighted the onlooker ut
stea last night, as tho little folks were
sailled in Inc and led through the
rs d tho grand march. beneath the
sruill decorations and myriad Of lights
fis made Turner hall appear a veritable
ayAIt.
ny tecorations were In violet and white;
q sixteen pillars which surround the
aenG floor were fostoonod with ribbons
Z ass Colors, whilo festoons OF ribbons,
aqas out tho same color scheme, start
l nom the sides Of the building, were
~ gracefully about the central chaude-
IN 4, l inere was exquisite panelllng in white
- .1lsl and through and over 1t all was
S;rss d holly.
Z gd out OF this scene Of loneliness
Tx. y, me little folks, knowing no law but
ny IA, q u lleir own sweet wills. Captain
w 'oa MS troubles TO Little Red Riding
~, ,,. lne two Dromios took Desdemona
f u. IRON diminuttve Othcllo, and were
Nv. wv umobed of their fair prize by a
4, IN y Washington not larger than half
IA ~ Mlght, all set about with golden
I'm ssloped down the center with Happy
IN ana the latter was chased TO n
lle benches by n cop with a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
sotyreg On sabbath Dissertation.

Bccyille, Texas, December 29-Rev. Ed
ward Thomson, the lawyer-preacher' who
is touring the country featuring In the IN
terest Of the Sunday League OF America,
addressed three large audiences IN THIS city
Yesterday, Que NJ the Methodist church IN
the forenoon. another there IN the after
noon and one at the Baptist church In the
evening fIis subject was "rrue American.
ism" the speaker taking the position that
the true and loyal American citizen was
not a sabbath-breaker.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. oswald Wilson spent yesterday at
Dallas,
MIR r.. u. Bowen Of Parts was a visitor
In the city Yesterday
Miss Hattie McCorenlco Of Bryan is here
visiting Miss Libhie Johnston.
Mrs. r. A. Gay aud little daughter Of
San Antonio. are VISITING relatives In the
city.
Misses Myrtle Connors and Kate Couuors
Of Hearue are visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Lomax Of Hills
boro are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
c. Baldwin.
of Anderson. was IN the city last night on
his way TO Huntsville
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HAD A BUSY DAY.
no Fire Department Forced 10 Respond
to MANY Calls.

Tho Fire Department Forced 10 Respond
to Many Calls.
Inc fire department was called out yes
'erday to answer I'VE alarms and one of tine
companies was given run for still alarm.
an OF the fires were slight and there was
ieaily no necessity for calling out the en-
IRE department at any one. The alarms
were as follows:
Box 81, 10;40 a. M, No. 7 Artesian place.
John Roessler owner, damage IS.
N no4 70, ll:40 a. No., j. o. Ross, agent
i bur9ett estate, owner. damage Sl2, defect.
Box q. $40 p. ~. American laundry.
damage S.
Box 925, 6:15 D. m, 1872 Caroline street,
owned by Emile Clede, no damage.
sun, p. m, Ramo Otto, 700 Charities,
no damage.
/, Box 4S, 9:2e p. m, Mary Bobb owner, no
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INV Nv people can understand the feel.
n NJ ne pugilist as he is being counted
b ~, ne lears the seconds licked off.
hb 9gies to rise, but struggles in
fS..t ne has lost the fight.
49, e. are some who are making a
IN nght for life that can appreciate
Ett6 muse muse whose lungs are diseased.
ks H.. J uck OF the watch, they know
rhs y are being counted out.
hly ea' question is how can a quick
Kane n made to continue the fight
Ia ona S,.s3ease' Many who have asked
|ksser Z iS have found a satisfactory
|Esical II NJ tne use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
|kziua,.D isscovery. 1t cures bronchitis,
tse aeep-seated coughs, hemor-
|eT ~ light sweats, emaciation, and
AskiIInlI'l which if neglected or
euips,,o, treated may find a fatal
W. ion in consumption.
re Aiedi.SSS9 mmenced taking DR.. Pierce's
~ Of lefS ;'rs,i discovery, % writes Mr. John r.
n ow viii son, Jefferson Co., Ark, vi was
Y aacd ~, euugh, and would at times spit
~ Weak AMI MOI able 70 do any work at all
nv TOOK al mead was dizzy The FIRST
A.. 10 Il sn9 u me so much good that had
blee ho,iles Continued until / had taken
~ Ne same nov, VOW do not look like nor feel
N, silohisb.d an as was a year ago. People
n, I've shu said they did not think
ne cured Ssh THANKFULLY say that I am
II ~ ior 49,. disease FROM which had il
died S0ur wonderful Discovery would
ia for cures behind every claim
y Is oo .ue Discovery" which no
r pitsr Soe medicine can show.
n sseI. Pleasant Pellets cleanse
r. snd stimulate the sluggish
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THn cnMNnTrEEs

TO the untiring efforts OF the members
OF the following committees. under the
supervision OF Mrs. Gus Schultz. chairman
Of the arrangements committee, the bril-
liant success of the event is wholly due:
Reception Commttee.--Mrs. Charles II.
Kuhlman, chairman; Mrs. August j. Weiss
Mrs. w y. Leopold, Mrs. Morris Katt-
mann, Miss Mae Carson, Miss Agnes Senes-
chal Miss Clara Menger, Miss Emma
Schweikart. Miss Minnie Olschewske, Miss
Lizzie Schweikart.
Decoration Communicable Henry II.
Huffman. chairman; Mrs. Fred Kolb, Mrs.
Teolin Pilot. Mrs Morris L. Lewis, Mrs.
John, Benzi1ger, Mrs. j. 6, Becker, Miss
Jennie Powers. Miss Emma T. Kosse, Miss
Amelia Weight, Miss Annie DisseD, Aliss
Gertrude Role
supper Committee Dan \. Japhet,
chairman; Mrs. Walter w. Schmidt, Mrs.
Or. Max Urwitz, Mrs. Ramon otto. Mrs,
n. f. Schosser Mrs. j. J. Settegast, Jr.,
Mrs win Bother. Mrs. William T.. Heyne,
Mrs. George Kuhlman.
Mrs Gus Schultz, chairman Of the ar
rangement committee, was assisted by a
number Of hard workers
The following nance gentlemen will
serve as Il floor committee. II. II. Huhl-
Iuau. r. Kolb Dan Jahet. c. II. Kuhl-
man, A. j Weiss. Ramon Otto. G. g.
Pilot. Il. G. Disseu, William Bottler J..
futile, l. r. seward; \. L. Casperson'
J p, Schosser Il. c. Mustain. j. II. Fitz-
gerald, George Kuhlman, NJ. Kattmann. ].
~ Wisner. Morris Lewis. Andy Hume and
Gus Schultz rs chairman
As the happy little ones trooped out Tor
home one felt like cchoing the benedic-
lion Of Tiny Tim, God bless Us, every
one,
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CHANCES at Lockhart.

Lockhart, Texas, December 29.-Mr. carey
smith OF the Lockhart Post has purchased
Che interest Of his partner, Mr. w. b.
srenhens and will continue the paper as
sole proprietor and publisher
with the advent Of the new year many
business changes viii be made 10 Lockhart.
New arms are being organized, olu ohes
bcing rpadiusted. and business houses are
being exchanged The people OF the city
and county are putting on . bold front hnu
a determined effort VIII hes made TO stare
hard times out 81 countennnce
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Nauarro COUNTY Mlnina company.

Corslcana, Texas, December 29,--Ihe ~
len Mining company has been organized
here with capital OF $4,000 the ineor'
porators being among our wealthiest men.
The company has a big tract OF mineral
lard IN the Cascade district IN Colorado,
on which considerable work has already
heen done. The iucorporators are J. q.
Alien, James Clarity, Fred Fleming, Z, IL.
Allyn, ]. B. Allen ana ]. Ia Aubrey.
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rry 7. W. nm s 90 porL snusage.
NOTICE 10 TAXpAYERs.

Taxpayers are hereby notified that they
must pay their city taxes for the current
nor 1909 IN order to avoid the penal
lies that viii accrue If taxes are not paid
bv that time.
No coupons for refunding paving certih-
cotcs will be received for taxes after
January ], 1909 James =. Welsh,
CITY Assessor ana Collector.
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RESPECT TO MR.. BlLLlNesLEY.

Peden Iron and Steel Company viii Close
This Morning and Postpone Dinner.
The Peden Iron and steel company an
nouncc that their Offices will be closed to-
day between 10 and II o'clock out of re.
spect to the death Of their employe. MIR,
A. Il. Bllingsley, whose funeral will occur
at that time
The firm also announces that the annual
dinner 10 have been given TO the employees
at the Rice hotel last night has been post
poned until next Saturday night
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rho local detectives yesterday ran in
INT sIx or eight well known buneo men
~ wore here 20 work Carnival crowds
and they were aEen t 2gIore bo SHs5G "a esch
lhtn13t Tbe defendants thanked the Judge
a ar " said they would leave on time
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A Joke on the Chief.

Mounted Officers wllltord and fluffy yes
...1ay afternoon roped stray horse IN
.,,,,d limits and ran him In. The AM.
the, p,y,rned out TO be the property Of Chief
maj tuInIIN the chief of the force was com
EIiis, a wy hand over Sl25 TO obtain the re-
,sc ~ his property.
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Twontv.dye conyicts in charge q Captain
- brourht down from Sugarland
slsk Ia Afternoon on their way to the
Ststc farm III Columbia
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c,r;I,s Busy Day.

Justice Matthews had marriage day rec
ord yesterday. Three couples appeared ana
askcd to be united in tue bonds, Inc nr't
,r,,or,,s Terry oud Miss Lula Crocler
N Sa -dcopd Miss Annie Daniels aud Matthew
I tIc,sI.cf and the third Mr.. Fritz Nose
i tirisn ana Miss Sophie Brodd All are
residents Il Houston.
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COY LAGER

IS term meaning storing Of beer IN re.
frgerated rooms until the period Of full
maturity "a reached, This is done with all
Of its brands by the Anhenser- Busch Brew
ing Assn. ST. Louis, 4. $. A., Budwelser
Faust, Michelob. Auheuser Standard, Pale
Lager, Export Pale, Exquisite and Black
and Tan.
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MN Keen open House.

A. the OF Mrs. Betty Bryan, New years
ottornoon. the following ladies will receive
g 80, tbe hours Of and 9 p. m: Mrs.
p I,s,,ay v'H Mrs. j. c. Walker, formerly OK
Bfyah' Mrs ". L. Robbins. Miss Lena Nor-
Wa, W as' and Miss Constance Walker
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mrs cooked corn beef can not be beat.
NEEDING TODAY.

/ r. Bisbee. baggage master Houston
and Texas Central Railway and Mrs. l.. B.
G,oode. both of Houston, viii be united In
marriage Mt the Big Auction Sale of Town
lots In Oak Lawn today Sale commences
10 - a. M, sharp
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palestine. Texas, December %--pr j. A.
OtcTaav OF Canada passed through here 70
Mcifses 70 route for Houston, where ne in
nlgnt' ~ lie recently married Mre,
tsn1s X Haas Of that cisy,
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receive as much rice from H,rris eountv a.
from any district OF the same size IN tho
sSVutl ana this means great thing TO
the city as well as the county.
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broken face. Fairies, fays, gnomes. tragic
dytes, trolls. brownies, clowns. hollos
Romeos, DromiOs and Aunt Dinahs. were
there; all conceivable and some lnconceiy.
able characters were represented; bold VII
lnins wooed demure damosels, and one en
terDrsing youngster was diked out I'm n
suit made from copies of The Post and
Ike real newspaper man he went every
where and had the best Of everything.
Upon the balcony where the tables were
spread the original color scheme was car.
ried out, only here the green and red Of
the holly preGomlnated; two long tables
with a capacity for seating at least 500
children had been laden with good things
until they would have groaned Of The
weight only that groans were barred, and
laughter was the order Of the evening; the
tables were spread under the personal
supervision of Mrs d. A. Japhet chairman
Of the supper committee. and did credit
to that ladys artistic taste.
BY special request the hall decorations
Will be left up and with a few additions
will serve as the decorations for the Fire.
mems ball tonight
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nan safes. vault DOORS bank deposit
work and locks. J. r. Consigny, Houston,
Texas.
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STANDARD SAFES.

Kansas CITY meat at 7. W. nm & CO.'S.
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lNouEsTs WE'RE HELD.
testimony Taken in Two Cases and Yer
diets Of Accidental Death Rendered.

testimony Taken in Two Cases and Yer
diets OF Accidental Death Rendered.
Justice Marmion Yesterday heard the
testimony Of four witnesses IN the death
OF Tell Schleup, who was shot by Mr.
John II. secrist on Christmas night and
suffered injuries from which he died the
following night. Those who testified were
Mr.; John II. Secrlst, ]. Il. secrlst ]. C..
calhoun and Or. f. NJ Buurland The
testimony WAS In line with the account of
the killing as published In The Post, and
Justice Marmion rendered a verdict OF ac-
cldental death.
Four or FIVE witnesses were heard yes.
terday by Justice Matthews in the matter
OF the killing Of James Bradley by beng
run over by Houston and Texas Central
switch engine on SATURDAY. night in the
Yards or the company. The verdict was
that OF accidental killing.
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Gcnuluc PORK sausage az T, ", nm 4
Co.'S
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Take oxrpfNE for cblIIs and FsVers,
Cure guaranteed.
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'Red Raven Aperient Water" explained
DR.. Dick, rs put up in haIf-pjnt bottles, one
OF which is dose. 1t will cure headache,
indigestion, and nausea
The Paducah sun., 1902-11-17
HANDSOMELY GOWNED
NEW ORLEANS ADMIRES THE
KENTUCKY LADIES, ONE
FROM PADUCAH.

A New Orleans dispatch ssys that
all of the Kentucky ladies attending
the meeting of the daughters Of the
Confederacy are handsomely gowned.
The dispatch says:
AT the reception given last night
at the st. Charles hotel by the Ladies
Confederate Memorial Association
Mrs Andrew Broadcus, Mrs. Basil
W. Duke. Mrs. Cantrill, Mrs. Andrew
Sea, Mrs Sallie Bruce Morris, Mrs
]. p. Arnold, Mrs. Edmonia Roberts,
Mrs. t. u. Elliott, Mrs. d. II. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin, Mrs.
H. w. Bruce and Mrs. d. G.. Murrell
were magnihcently dressed. Most of
he gowns were imported"