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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

Mrs. Telfair Hodgson, Miss Sarah
Hodgson and Mr.. Telfair Hodgson of
Sewanee, Tenn, who have been at the
De Soto for the past six weeks, leave
this afternoon for the North
A silver tea, the second of the series
TO be given by st, Johns Chancel So
ciety, will take place tomorrow after
noon at Mrs. A. B. Hull's. Mrs. Hull
and Mrs. w. w. Rogers will be host
esses. ~
Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge expects to
leave tomorrow for New York.
Mrs. S. Meinhard and Miss Janette
Meinhard have returned from New
York
Miss Anna Hunter has sent out invI-
tations for a card party in honor of
Mrs. Pelton.
Mrs. C. R. Woods has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and Miss
Ruth Randolph, who have been visiting
Mrs. ]. R. Marshall, are spending
few days in Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming du Bignon
have returned from Atlanta.
Miss Conover, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Telfair Hodgson, leaves
to-day for Princeton, N. ].
Mrs. F. C. Exley gave card party
Wednesday afternoon.
At the recent musical given by the
Kings Daughters at Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Maclean's, the substantial
sum of $S2.7 was cleared. The band
that had the affair in charge wishes to
extend it's warm thanks to all who so
materially aided them efforts.
Miss Nina Pape will give a silver tea
Monday afternoon for the Flower COM
mittee of the Independent Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Chapeau and Miss Pauline Cha
peau, who have been visiting Mrs.
Fillmore Patterson in cambridge. were
guests of honor a few days ago at a
reception given by Mrs. Patterson and
Miss Leonora Patterson.
The Misses Stiles will give small
informal musical tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary Ella Turner will a enter
tain with. an oyster roast tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. A. Kaiser and daughter, Miss
Rita Kaiser of New York, are visiting
Mrs. H. Haym.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane entertained at din
ner last evening at the De Soto. His
guests were Miss Hughes, Miss Mar
tin, Mr. L. N. Denmark and DIR. II. II.
Martin.
Mrs. II. S. Morrison Of Lena S. c..
is visiting her brother, DR.. Morrison.
ENGLIsH-GORDY.
Waycross. Jan. 30.-Dr. A. p. Eng
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sNGLIsH-GoRDY.

Mrs. II. S. Morrison Of Lena. S. c..
is visiting her brother, DR.. Morrison.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

Mr.. Mills B. Lane entertained at din
ner last evening at the De Soto. His
guests were Miss Hughes, Miss Mar
tin, Mr.. L. N. Denmark and DR.. II. II.
Martin.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

Mrs. A. Kaiser and daughter, Miss
Rita Kaiser of New York, are visiting
Mrs. H. Haym.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

waycross. Jan. sO.-Dr. A. P. Eng
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

Miss Nina Pape will give silver tea
Monday afternoon for the Flower COM
mittee of the Independent Presbyterian
Church.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-31

Mrs. Chapeau and Miss Pauline Cha
peau, who have been visiting Mrs.
Fillmore Patterson in cambridge. were
guests of honor few days ago at a
reception given by Mrs. Patterson and
Miss Leonora Patterson.
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Hampstead, Texas, October 2J-Consldcr
able activity is noticed IN real estate IN
Waller county at this time, me Houston
aud Texas Central Railway company sur
veys IN the lower end OF the county are
finding ready purchasers. rhrse Ouds sell
from SIX TO 81 per acre IL is thought that
a large acreage OF this land viii he planted
In rice another year.
The county clerks records show that the
bulk OF the mortgages given in the early
pnrt OF the year are being promptly set
tied. This indicates better times for the
farmers.
]. Il. Miles has sold nis turm consisting OF
ITO acres for S3TOO cash,
II, d. Pnckney returned this morning
from Brookslire, whore he has been on
legal business.
me Christian church Is about completed,
and presents a neat appearance. Services
will he held there next sunday.
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ACCIDENTS.

Grcenvlle Texas. October 25.-In the
northeastern portion Of the county on Wed
ncsday morning, Hays Huser accidentally
shot and killed Sam Coleman The par
Ties had started TO the cotton field when
Hulscr picked up his pistol, which he
thought was mloaIed, tolfrghten Coleman
He pointed the gun at Coleman and It was
discharged, killing him almost Instantly
on examining trial Huser testified that no
motive whatever existed for the killing;
that he had only known Coleman few
days and did not even know the gun was
loaded when he pointed II at hlm Hulscr
was brought here and lodged I'm Jail pend
ing further investigation Of the killing.
Both parties were negroes,
Barodo, Texas, October 24-James Alex
White of Huntsville, who is head sawyer
at A. w. JohnSons mill at this place, fell
In the shafting just before o o'clock this
evening" breaking his left leg just below
the knee ana receiving other bruises.
Luckily Dr. g. w, Hill OF New Wayerly
happened To he passing at that time and
surgical MD was promptly administered.
The patient Is doing well Mt present
sherman, Texas, October 25.-Leslic
Moore, the 0-year-old son Of Forest Moore,
was seriously wounded today by the ex-
HAouA'h VI a NNAtAihst AuAN Attu ptcH AdAtu
into a Pile OF TRASH He, with other chill.
dren were burning the trash when the ex.
ploSion occurred The bull entered his
thigh, making serious wound,
Cameron, Texas, October 'a5.-Ulmn Bar
ron, the 14-yearol son Of J. d. Barron
of this place. cut OF his right hand this
afternoon in his fathers gin, He was at
I once taken to the inhrmary, where his arm
/ was dressed. He is in a critical condition
/ Denton, Texas, October 25.-The small
son OF ] A. Mabroy farmer Of Hood
/ county. en- route to the Indian Territory,
I was run over by the farmers wagon on
| Clear Creek this morning and Instantly
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Walls Of TIE Cotton Factory Are Getting
Up--Nevys Notes


Up--News Notes.
Brenhgm lexns. October 25.-rhe Helen
Grahtit cUnpang played 90 good mouse
here last night Chappell llill, Bufion
Somervlie. Caldwell aud Bellviile each
contributing 20 the crowd that turned ou''
They left today for Bolton. There were
several theater parties III attendance an'
scnie receptions afterwards, and an III
formal hop at Lusk's hall
Work on the cotton factory Is being
pushed aud alrcndy the walls arc geluus
high enough to attract attention Of the
people passing the city over the, Central
railroad Work * progressing slpWR ~
the city hall, accustomed by tue iaiiutt ~
the pressed brick from 1hurbrr 20 dtfllN'
though shipment was made Two Weeks ekW
Dr. j. NJ. Nash, who his been 'pehtlns
the summer In Cnnhdn for his heuith, ~ ~
returned home fully recovered II WIZ Pc
remembered that he had pnralytic sll1hc
last May ard after spending some unit
IN San Antonio under treatngnt NvhI
North. aud his many friends viii be gnu
to lcnrn that he Is able to return 10 us
dental office fully recovered.
The remains OF Mr.. A. NJ ThaNton,
whose death has airendy been chronlelel
III those columns, was laid to rest ffluay
afternoon In Prairie Lea cemetery bS
Washington camp Of cX.COnfederatcs, Com
mnndpr John g. Rankin officiating.
There Is considerable stirring around o..
the politicians now. and they VIII be very
Jusy until the November election Inc
contest between n, a, Law, democratic
nominee aud John shannon, independent
candidate. promises to be very lively.
The Saturday crowd was not as large rs
usuul IN town today the threatening
weather perhaps keeping many Of the coun-
try people away.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.


Arrangements Made for a Sen,i-annual
Race Meet,
Temple. Texas, October 2S.-Tho Park ns.
ISOLATION which has twenty.ycnr lease
from the santn Zee on tho Santa Fe reser-
volr grounds just out Of town. has given
tcn.ycnr lease Of the track grounds 10
the Driving Park association This hitter
organization IS composed pnrtly OF MON.
bers OF the Park association. and Of others
who want a good driving track aud semi
annual race meets The Driving Park asso-
citation viii put the track In good shape
raising 1t In needed places and adding TO
the stables, etc. They Will hold SENT
annuai racing programs.
Pecans In the Leon bottom this yonr arc
more plentiful than thcy have been for
years nnd the small boys on these Satur.
days make much Of their holiday, A good
ly lot Of pecans Is the usual reward.
Roth the SANTA Fc ana the Katy roads
have been using double hendvrs at times on
their pnsscuger trains. The extra travel
for the San Antonio fair is partly RESPONSE
he Cor double header passengers
Manager Smelling Of the Independent
phone system Is IN the city md reports
that the recent reduction In rates has had
fhc expected effect OF adding new suhscrth-
crs to the system Both companies have
I full swltchboHrds ana The advent ~ the
now system has had the effect of doubling
I the phones used through the territory,
Mr. Joe Marshall OF near HeIdenhelmer.
| left Yesterday for Shawnee and Will try
/ that country for year at least. Mr., Mar
/ shall has iO0Acre farm near Heidenheim-
| or which ne las rented out for the next
/ year. but proposes 20 hold on to II until the
I new country demonstrates Its superiority.
! Rev S. ID. Parkinson has returned from
! Omaha, where he has been In ATTENDANCE
on the International convention OF the
Christian church. He reports very pleas
| ant ana profitable visit,
i Thomas Biukley Is at home from the
| university on account OF his eyes, he be-
Ing unable to study
Mr. ]. W, Carter OF Houston Is In the city
| greeting old friends and talking music.
! Will Booker Is In the city visiting his
brother. ]. ]. Booker, after an absence OF
some months hustling life insurance,
Mrs u. u. Crawford OF Denisnn Is In the
city visiting her brother, DR.. j. w, Par
cells
Miss Woodward OF Memphis, Tenn, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Smith,
Mrs George Wakefield of Bartlett Is Wis
iting the family OF Mayor Waters.
Mrs. Mack Temple " here visiting friend'
and relatives. El PRso Is the home now
Mrs. II. n. Field Is Visiting her parents a
the home In Montgomery
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CALAIS ELKs

Had a Great Time Before Abandoning
Old Building.
Dallas, Texas October p. The ElGs CLUB
Of Dallas celebrated their lust night In Tao
building In which they have occupied for
several years tonight by initiating large
number OF candidates among whom were
the general attorneys Of three railroads
Judges 4. ). Miller OF the Missouri, hnn
sas and Texas, f. Il. Perkins OF the cot
ton ucit and 4. j, Freeman Of the EeNls
ana Pacific
The new Elks' bulding viii ue occlpled
by the lodge next saturday night IL
onr Of the hnndsomcst buildings of tu
kind IN the country and cost over $1,000
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smithvlllr Personals.

smlthvllle, Texas, October 24.--Mesdames
c. F. Thurman and T. n. Balm are visit.
ing In san Antonio this week.
Mrs. ]. c. buchanan Of Bastrop is spend
ing a few days with her sister Mrs. T.
c. Wilson.
Miss Susie Ross is visiting relatives in
AlyRrndo.
Misses Ida May Eagleston and Laura
Roneck are visiting In Houston.
Mrs j. X Chancellor is visiting relatives
IN sherman.
Mrs n NJ Payne OF Mason Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Benno Schmidt,
Mrs w H. Young nf Bastrop visited
her daughter, Mrs. w. d. {. Jones, here
THE week.
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THE TEXAS DEATH pOII
CAPTAIN T. P. McALL AFTER \ Il.
ILLNESS. fNsN
He Was Famous Scout and AL.
Served Long Terms as p.ss. "'H
Officer in Texas.

San Antonio, Texas, October % =
n. L. Mccall, an old citizen ~ s'PsA
tonic, aud one Of the best known - y. a
of the Southwest, died here M ~l'sn
at o'clock after long Hines. 'a.s
age Of II. lie was n natiyo ~ = us
aud came to Texas in 1s4s T. t'AA
served under Big Foot Wallace ~ ~ =
scout, carrying the United stato. .''a0us
mall from san Antonio 10 Sants yreflahl
lols he was elected sheriff ~ ~ y
ana reelected In 1860, and wa- c n.salla
stoned by Governor sam H.. tVia1lt
1SU2 he entered the Confedsrs,ooh Ia
with the rank of hrst HeutenaS. aEng
served throughout the war a. w. AMI
regiment. After the war he w. sserds
sherin of BeXar county for tusis. uepep
lie was elected sheriff i've timas' saA
served one term as county con,rr1.s, ana
His public life covered tho oara.Ds loaff
1905 10 1900. Captain Ncf,,ff, 'iiul HeH
of the most capable vigilant ana =. ens
Of Texas sherlifs H1 ieaflea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Texss ~.
S. *. j., Familiarity known ms g, y Na,,t =
agy, hayhurst, one of the pioneer y s.. Al
ol tuls county, died at his home MIRA " !,
tue city on tqear creek this wes SOne q
nearly 80 years. He came 10 tbl ss ~
long before the war and had NvsS saalN
since, living in his present homo ~ ~
halt a century. The funeral AZ no n sH%
Springs cemetery was one Of tha ,,s.. ',,lO'e
W attended ever held In the eonn.r s' latss
old-tlmers from this city as weIi =, a,y
parts of the county attending ~ wac
BOULWARE.-F Worth Tov.
Der Ut. G. Boulware. aged IN 1' !, yae
Bowie today. The deceased va, NY
manager of the Bowie aompress ~ sias ~
general supervision Of all the othsp v Va
tauden d %. congresses IN North "a,
ana the indian Territory lie Was KS
IN lehnesste' ana was Cunfederats Il
Gran; lie was Texas pioneer, ana M
Worth. 4As ten
ZoLL.ER.-Llano, Texas October N /,
W. Loler, prominent citizen al Ars,l.
uled az Mason this morning Of co0svnr'
ton His body was brought here tr,,
and win be seut to Wilson. Ia ,o Ssg
row for interment. '''n's'
ROBINSON. San Angelo Texas o,t,,,.
-. II. Robinson, merchant, dIed !,
VIII Sc sent to the old home, Anbissa-
AlaJ.. tomorrow. He came here reessiis
for his health 'ss'4.'
LNfNGKWlTZ.- Trxas octob.,x
News has Loen received here thar aso,,
l.unekwitz, for fifty years resissrs =
Fredericksburg, died at that Place NJ
night
TEUL.-McKinney Texas, October 4
part W Collin county. died THURSDAY ~
ing ai1er a long Illness
FRI,1zE. Industry, Texas, October q
Mrs. fhitze, wife of Mr.. Fritz Fritae, All
here iatae yesterday evening, aged II Iesn
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coImesneil News Notes.

Colmesneil, Texas October e5,-Judge w.
A. johnson has called an election to be
held In Colmesneil on November s. 1907,
TO determine whether or not our citizens
are in favor Of Incorporating for school
purposes.
The fencing crew OF the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company arrived
here Tuesday and began the work Of
fencing that companys road FROM this
place 70 COrrgan, 10 which place the
line Is fenced.
The southern Pacific excursion Imml
grafton train, consisting Of twelve coaches
and one baggage car, came up from Beau
mont yesterday morning. intending to tour
that compUny's rond through East Texas,
hut on reaching Zayala. whore q freight
train had been wrecked, the excursion
train after several hours delay returned e
Henumout.
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Hearne, Texas. October %, The mass
meeting OF the business men and farmers
held at the city hall alst night was fairly
well attended As the occasion for this
meeting was to hear MIR. z. W. Cannon,
who is editor OF the fruit and truck De
partment Of Clarldge's Stock Farmer, lee.
ture ON the following subjects: profits
IN Fruit Growing" Best Varieties and
How 20 Plant" "RaIlroady Farmers
etc" Glow to Avoid Glutted Markets"
what this Country IL Good nor, ION
Ideal Farming" ''Diversifcatlon In East
Texas" aud "Advantaees Of Organization J"
The talk extended over a period Of about
two hours. not long enough To do all sub.
iects Justice but was Interesting and tho
points brought out furnished food for
thought
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CUT HIS THROAT TWICE.

Wound Was sewod Up arHd He May
Recover
yelasco. Texas. October 26s-John II.
uarkelroad arrived here yesterday ana
this morning cut his throat witt razor
He got room and this morning after try
ing TO eat some breakfast went TO ms
room and closed the doors and windows
tight Being interrupted by people IN the
house. he walked down stairs. sat down
IN a chair and pulled the razor acr1ss his
throat twice. hut was too weak to make
n success He formerly lived ut lircaham
He left n note willing his property and
Stating that he did the work with his
own hand and own razor. The cash was
sewed UP and he is now doing well.
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Marlin Matters.

Martin, Texas, October 25,--Mariin's are
department Is being very greatly improved.
A new hose wagon, thoroughly equipped for
most effective service, will soon be added,
A short time ago the city council authorized
the Investment OF about $1,000 In hose,
which has arrived. The company is 10 be
recognized ana also improved as regards
membership aud methods and management
Of the department
Mr. c. A. Norwood has gone 10 San An.
tonic TO purchase cattle for MIR. Nose Levy
to feed here during the winter.
The Southern Pacific agents tourlAg the
State are due TO arrive here Monday even.
lag. They will spend an hour or more In
the city.
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Robertson County Tax Collections.

Hearne. Texas. October 26,--County Tax
Collector H. r. Kellogg stopped over in
IIearnc yesterday afternoon en- route to
his home I'm Franklin For the past several
days Mr.. kellogg has been on his annual
trip over the county, visiting all of the
voting boxes giving those who desired an
opportunity TO pay their taxes without in
conyenlencmg themselves. and he states
that his collections this yeur were about
the same as last wear to same date, not
wlthstauding the short crops. hard times,
etc.
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Dimmltt Texas, October o2s-A are
broke out eighteen miles southwest of
this place Tuesday morning, October q.
ana the wind being in the south. swept
everything before it for thirty miles or
more At least ninety sections Of fine gross
were burned, leaving the owners IN y md
slape FOR winter 1T wasn't checked until
about IL o'clock In the night,
FIRES are Of frequent occurrerco b,,o
end people should prepare for them.
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eeevlIIe Prena1inn h Enter.ai.

BeeYli'e Texas October %, f5ig prepara
lions for entertaining the delegates 10 the
meeting Of the South Texas Truck ana
Fruit Growers association, which win ne
il',l mere next week, are being made. The
meeting VIII be one OF the largest attendeo
S sron, most interesting ever held Delegates
viii III 80 every county in South Texns
,,r,,, ~ acre; among them some of the most
Ptolln .at horticuturists, agriculturausts.
ana truck growers In the state.
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oranae Notes

Orange, Texas oetops, .rl.r yossi ,
Ford welI known and po ,pa ,ie is =
Of Orange has enlisted y ~ II secosi 8
navy as machinIst az ,ns asrly y.
Joining the naval reerse loI,, stiere ~ 4
S yeston and viii leave ffop' =. I
for san Francisco, ~ frost, gst.
r nhure n tomorrow and WI week
tr n meeting all Of neA'
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Milan County Cotton

Cameron, October 25.-Farmers report COT.
ton picking near completion. some have
already finished, Dry, warm weather has
been developing some Of the top crop, but
mere is not much encouragement in this.
on some farms indefinitely. The total ra
celpts to date, including the round boles
are COCO. Twelve hundred and thirtv.tbrea
bales are now on Eplens' yard
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Conlictad Of Rohheru.

Halletsyille, Texas, October pa. T.
Grant one Of the young negroes charged
with robblng MexicaDs, was found guilty
and given five years, He is an ex-conyict.
Ella Tilworth and Harriet Durham are
IN Jail charged with robhing c. Nastoupil.
a saloonkeeper, of about $50 last night Ella
Lilworth Is the negro woman brought here
the iirst Of the week from Wharton county
on an indictment chArging robhcrx.
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THE RICE MARKET.
There Was No Change Of Note Quinn
the Past Week.
Special to The Post.j

ARHNNAtA " Aht A hoN.l
New Orleans, october 1.-THE market inI
rough rice developed no change d not
during the past week. The afternoon q
buyers was generally confined to iasr
grades, while the low lines Of the ezra
were neglected. Trading in domestic Idpa
wGs on much broader lines, due to tie usz
liberal receipts. \ great deal Of the sp9
plies coming to this market are cnaEs
and red, and Cor those there Is no Essi
demand at present
The market for clean rice was itiV
throughout the week and prices were vii
maintained. The receipts were light ~
ball offerings were quickly absorbed
The Porto Rican market Is sui EVrs
| with rice, and the demand from me kkN
has shown no improvement the past w
weeks. Exporters, however. expect blat
inquiry next month FROM san Juan y
Ponce,
The weather in the Louisiana nc9 "
during the week was unfaVoraole lol psa' /
ers.
The company organized 70 eonstrlT z
irrigating canal sixty-four miles VIE =
tending from the Mississippi river thi0.s'
the rice districts of 81. lalqFy' 4sast
Culcasieu and Nermillon IarlsDes' ~, y
gun work, and 1t is thought a COCA Ruias
of the canal viii be CONSTRUCTED Y ~. =.
Tor next seasons crop, The new ~,
will furnish an abundance OF fresh ss'a
10 the rice station and efeetuallY s4'a
ahe drouth problem me S eaHal VIZ ,ut ii
be navlgable for boats and DaIsss ~ MI,
furnish a cheap and easy means y ~ ~
portatIon for rice and fuel OIL ne " n
pany Is capitalized at Sl,WlVU sEs
backed by a New York syndicate; !,
The rice movement at New usx s,a.s
complied by Hy. Ii. Smith, secrsA3
'NS wv Rough, caE
sacks. QasisR
Receipts saturday. -~.- 9's66SS In
Thus far this week.-.-.. So' ssS Ss4
Thus far this season. .os5' 9aSy ah
Same time last week. ..-aoV'rsa .,l 1
iAIillers' receipts Saturday .,,s,9 Agp
sales reported saturday ~V70 l
Salss thus far this week.
including millers re- ~xn mE
ceipts, etc. .-...-----' ~ oSt aAel
! Thus far this season. .-- :a,ys.,'oIR gtN
same time last year .--'SS'''
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not be held to account for any upneavai
In the business world for which &c or the
PARTY It represented was in no wise responsi.
bic. The republican party seems to be able
10 make the Amerlcaa people believe many
things but surely It could not make them
believe that a democratic majority in the
house with all the other branches or the
government In control OF the republicans,
would bring about financial or commercial
rsverses such an argument on the part
Of the republicans would be false, az tie
Herald says; but Il would not be plausible,
as the Herald also says.
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MAIL POUCH STOLEN.
Thief Secured at Least One Valuable
Reeistersd letter.

Maruuez. Texas, October 25.-The mail
bag ON star route service. MARQUEE to
Rogers Prairie. was stolen last night after
being placed In box uroylded for that
purpose on the postoflce gallery at this
place The lock on the box was broken.
the pouch distracted and rlaed OF its con,
tents Fs and concealed, not vet being found
packages, among the humber heinz, n ~ ~
mnNtahce Of $3.50 from postoaice al Rogers
frdlrie % denositorv at Austin Iexas ~
ing money order funds "S' w
,oa pHfIh mas been arrested having on his
n,,s nH's whose numbers correspond
Win nose RENTED BY the Rogers Prairie
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Cama.on Locals.

Cameron, October 25.-Gentry Bros dog
and pony show is in town today and great
crowd has come in to see Il. They are
always welcome in Cameron.
Little Charlie Bell Leveritt fell from n
turning pole in her fathers back yard yes
tcrday and broke her arm near the elbow
1t is feared the injury win result In stiff
fcnng her arm permanently.
Dr. Thomas A. Pope is visiting in Waco
Misses Annie Flngs and SalHe Peyton of
Marlin are the guests Of Mrs. S. u. Boyles