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Alvin News Items.

Alvin, Texas, April 27.-Alcssrs. g. s.
Cummings and T. w. Carlton made a
business trip TO Sour Lake and Beaumont
last week.
Mr.. W. $. Hart. a former Alvinite but
now a citizen Of Beaumont spent several
days here this week on business.
Rev r.. w. Brickert Of Houston occupied
the pulpit at the Christian church at the
IL o'clock service this morning
Mr., =. Bowden visited Dallas last week
The Arcadia and Alvin WoOdmen Of the
World will join in a basket picnic on Dick
insOn bayou May 1.
Mr.. John Preston, a former Alyinte but
now Of California, Is visiting friends in this
city.
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Calvert, Texas, April 2s-Decoration
day was duly observed at the city
cemetery yesterday The memorial ser,.-
Ices were very impressive and we'll at
tended. Mayor c. S. Meredith acted as
master Of ceremonies and the following IN.
teresting and appropriate program was car
ried out.
Opening prayer by Rev. c. j. Oxley Of
the Methodist church
Song by select choir consisting Of Miss
May McCrary, organist; Mcsdamcs viii
liam Mcintosh, Elkin. Groom. C. A. Allen,
$. NJ Gibson, and MosSrs W. s Allen,
Rush Muse and Charles Johnson Dr.
Daniel Parker then delil cred an eloquent
and Impressive address followed by song
by the choir.
= Recitation by Miss Hasslc Henderson
was rendered in most admirable manner.
Closing prayer by Rev C. c. Carroll Of
the Baptist church, after which many beau.
tiful floral offerings were hid upon the
graves of the Confederate soldiers.
Judge w. S. Kemp, a prominent railroad
lawyer of III Paso. accompanied by his
son. Maury Kemp. who IS county attorney
of I'll Paso county, stopped over in Calvert
few days while en- route home from the
reunion at Dallas and visited old friends
here. They formerly resided here and are
stiil devoted to Calvert and Its people
Judge and County Attorney Kemp left yes
terday for their western home.
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MIIIIamaon Countn PoIltIes.

Taylor Texas. April -. Politics Is wax
ing very warm In this county, MS the prl-
narics win be held on May TO- Picnics
are Of daily occurrence in the different
precincts Of the county ana they are al
ways the mecca for the candidates.
Louls Low the present city marshal Of
Tny.or has withdrawn from the race for
sheriff lraylue the hcld 10 Council Spencer
aud Secrcat There are five candidates out
for county treasurer All OF the races for
county officers will le very close.
Much interest is being taken "a The race
fOr State senator. Hons. james H., tAumon
OF Icander aud Lee j. R0untree OF George
town are the aspirants
The race FOR distict Judge between Il.
Taylor Moore OF Austin aud the present In
cunbent, Judge K. h. Penn. Is gong to be
very close.
little Is said abOut the races for state
Offices. although a lively time IS autiCi-
p7tcd in thc race for railroad commissioner.
Inc friends Of T.. T. Curtis are hard az
work hut II Is probable that Colquitt will
carry The county.
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Sso nS,n','a 4. Is giving lecture on ,,e
IN Ae a q nt base btll team, i,.,. i..
~, inu' mug Tor Nacpgd5ch. ! vbntat iNre
tio,yIec ~ okaile scilc They NAV q,
aI" suso INC last three DAYS eg ~ pT ~, ~
S,uecessfui mission M tho 'uy wees.
hnt,ai hfs lust been closed natu5hc
ernsa, mas been preaching fo l,r,s 's a.,,
s'tTTksa a all through the week 'f'ee WI
ne LaIies Aid socitev viii mo-. a., a.,
NUN wn Nom 4 to . O'Clock utter
III, ~. ,narles NJ. Ives loft ycstera,, g..
s iIGsiSiE s Where he is TO be marrisd iv W.
i ne h9Enl Arch CHAPTER tonight Initiate,
s snd hlue lodge Masous from Konntze
,,nu, Jasper' giving them the MARI and
past master degrees A gnu
me southern Pacific passenpcr dono, 4,
~ ne repaintcd inside and rcmodeied 20,
uiai new windows being n nnrt ~ ~
,Hnahge' The depot does tiemo,,lt,
~ ,uSllless m comparison to- other ellis anG
ID &c. o'd1nce with its size. '''es anu
ffst Lieutenant Allen Grcer ston,,,d
mere today To visit relatives He bns }n,,
spPh, Two years In the Philipplne IsIen6s
ma mas many Interesting stories ia tnii ~
I me WAYS Of the inhabitants there and mo
country. generally, hut he declined " w he
San Antonio. ''Nisn' LOT
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Rnnne Matters.

RurGc Texas, April ~ r. n. calvert
and family and j. u. Calvert are ON a pro.
tla,tcd visit to tho coast country In search
or health.
f. D. Beck, n former resident Of this sec
hon. has returned from Arkansas and pur-
chased the r. f. GcrdcS place mar town,
Editor E g. Gillett who has recently Wis
tied Houston brings glowing accounts OF
the progress and enterprise exhibited In
that city.
There IS some prospect ~ an artesian
well at tho brick yard near Rungc.
& J.. Wilson aud family who recently
lived here but for several months past have
lived M RocEport, havc returned 10 RuDge
the return being mndc on account NJ the III
health Of their SON. James wilson
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BRENNAN BUDGET
A Special Train from Navasota for ,he
Maifest,


bfehham, Texas, April 27.-Arrangements
nave about been completed for a special
uain from Navasota to brennan ON the
occasion of the annual Maifest. The Cen.
tral proposes to run special train from
Navasota on the 22d, leaving Nayasotn ot
o'clock and returning from BRENNAN Mt
8 p, M This would give the people Of tnlt
tlE chance to come to the Muifest and
h me Stoik snow ana return home the same
day, ana We trust that all Nnyasotn viii
avail itself Of the opportunity.
lncle was gouu congregation nj the
NhriStan church Sunday night aud Upr
~, W. Harst preached an able sermon from
the text "Nnat think ye of Christ. whose
son IS hc?" The subject for tomigbt was
'ChriSt, the Great Teacher" The meeting
WIN ne continued indefinitely aud the public
Is cordially invited to attend.
MI j.. +. llargs and wire of Kingston
Hh', ana Mrs. j. II. Harris of Carroiltun
Ga. and Mrs C. b. Carswcli of Tencii
ieNns, the last two daughters OF Rev. and
MIS-. q. ). Tumlin, are here on a visit. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Tumlin.
mere was big fest at oak Hin school
mousse sunday which was attended nv n
humber from this city, including several %.
the candidates for county Offices. Hon. s.
II Goodlet, candidate for reelection TO the
ieglSlature addressed his constituents. The
festivities closed with ball.
Rev IL. Chlumsky received a Telegram,
Monday announcing the death Of Mir, NJ
Mucha. farmer near Caldwell. and re.
questlng him to come up and ofnclate at
the funeral. He left on the noon train.
A telephone message from Somcrvlle
stated that Mr. A. j. Buster was stiU quita
SICK and that there was little hope for his
recovery.
Judge r. P. Curry went out whore SUI
perintendent Parker is working the convict
ernG Monday TO inspect the road work
going or out there
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CHAPPELL HILL LOCAL NEWS.
A Protracted Meeting Announced by the
Methodist Minister

- TfOlTSCleu Wcetl0g announced ny the
Methodist Minister.
Chappel Hill, Texas. April 27--Rev. j.
r, Murray, the resident pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church here, has an
nounced a protracted meeting in his church
to begin On Sunday, May :, and 20 coutinue
assistance has already been secured ana 1t
is earnestly hoped that the meeting will
result In much good and benefit to our en-
tire community.
The young folks had moonlight drive
q few nights ago and enjoyed themselves
hugely
a barbecue and fish dinner was had
Yesterday on Mr.. J, T.. ROUTES place, near
CrocRett'S bridge and many Of our men
folk took ii In, also q large crowd from
Brennan was present. Barhecucd pig, FISH
FISH choTder and other good things dis
appeared
Mr. and Mrs Sadler, who have hocn here
visiting their dauchtPE Mrs, w. y. Crock
EFT, left for their home Corlnth, Miss.
today. They 60 via Georgetown whore
they will visit relatives living there MIS-
W. u. Crockett goes with them as far as
Georgetown.
Mr. W. B. Milton. Jr.. travelling auditor
Of the Southwestern Telephone COMPANY.
stopped here ono day this week to sec his
father and sister
little boy, came over from BRYAN this weok
and will spend some time here with rclu-
tives
Tennis is now thc rage and not an after
neon passes hut witnesses large crowd
Of our young folk on the court enjoying
that fascinating game.
Ping-pons too has some devotees.
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Victoria Locate.

vlctoria. reNas, Arrll 2T-iIarry Rath-
bone rico Buhlcr ara John Hogan ac-
coupanicd by Dr. ". n. Rlthhone Of C1ero
and ". J. Davis Of Tennessee, wont to
pcr Lavaca last night, whence they viii
take private conveyance TO lndianola for
days fishing.
The pay car made the trip over the New
York. Texas and Guh Western Texas ana
racldc railway yesterday and today
There Is big movement OF regetables
co ,rerl-at hy express from Victoria, l'ott
Tayncs. Goiad and other points ana ootn
the extra aad regular cafs are ran every
day. ,.. ,,.,e,.sso, Ia ~
Jcserl.'a callegc here, has accepted pohi-
ton In the auditors office
with Ghite a heavy docket, both civil ana
criminal t.4 s,r,
san Antonio that Rev. L. Wyer OF ~.
Mays Catholic church, this city, Is maen
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ine international and Great Northern IT
licari,r for ten Years. and whsn thp I'D 4
M1th extension ~ this road VAS bulH a.
Woo ne was made soliciting atcat. VITA
70 t'.lnaiterc ln that city. Nj Btars sa,
thr road han been built ten miles out ~
waco aud the company expects 60 have
traint running into Dallaa anil Fort Worth
by October 10 The track gang Is building
az inc rate % one mile pr day. and
seventh hyc-pound stool i,s heinz mt Town,
Right of Way Agent Cunningham of the
International Gad Great Northern railroad
MSS a visitor to the city yesterday. Mr.
lew weeks On the Fort Worth extension
looking after the company's Interests.
MesSic. J, y Peel, candidate for re-clec-
tlon 70 the Office of tax assessor. and J.
LoNctt. candidate for the office Of she M,
arc IN Hearnc today looking after thcif in
tercstS
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Cornlls Chrlsti Mews.

Corpus Christi. Texas, Aprn 2G.-onions
and beans are being shipped from here
daily in large quantities. one-half car NJ
onions going out In one day and the beans
averaging l000 pounds daily. The price
realized from the beans bong about 80
cents box and onions bringing . cents
per pound.
Judge J. VI. Breckenridge and Major J.
Il. breckenridge VI austin have been here
for fryera days and last night George W.
Breckenridge and party of friends ar
rived mere in special roach from San
tomorrow on thoir ine large pleasure Yacht
Nayidad Tor cruise In the adjoining bays.
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PALESTINE NEWS.
Bids for the New Y. NJ. c. A. Buildinu
Advertised For.

NuVeTuSeo T or.
Palestine, Texas. April % remains
IF Mr.. Will Griffin, tho young man from
Hearne who died at the railroad hospital in
this city were taken to his home YESTERDAY
His brother, City Marshal Griffin Of Hearne
returned with the remains.
Mr.. ]. S. Wood, architect for the Young
Mems Christian Association building who
has the matter in hand, has advertised for
bids for the building which Is to commence
within few days, The contract price
VIII be close to $4,000 and when completed
will be one of the most complete buildings
of its kind In the South.
General John c. Black and wife Of chi
cago, ILL.,, arrived in the city Yesterday
from the reunion. they having come to visit
for while with Mr.. and Mrs. A r. How
ard. Mrs Howard is cousin of General
Black.
Mrs w. J Crawford president Of the
Daughters of the Cpnfcdcracy Of this c'tv
returned yesterday from the reunion at
Dallas
Hon. T. NJ. Campbell and Judge G. w
Hudson. after spending n few days at the
Dallas reunion, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
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Reeuille Schools Closed.

Beevlle, Texas. April 2S-Ihe Beeyille
city schools have closed for the session.
The closing exercises were begun Wedncs-
day evening and continued until II 4. m.
yesterday. when the commencement ser
mon Nas preached at the Baptist church
by Kev. stephen F. Reed, pastor Of the
Episcopal church. The commencement ex.
ercises Of the graduating class Will he held
Ht the high school auditorium tonight ana
the regular annual banquet Of the lllgh
School Alumni association will be held ~
the auditorium tomorrow night
The closing session OF the school has been
the most successful in its history and the
graduating class is much the largest the
school has yet turned out.
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Woodmen UnveiIino Ceremonies.

Yoakum, Texas, April %, Yesterday was
an important day in woodmen circles In
YoaLum, the occasion being the unye!ling
Of monuments TO the memory Of deceased
scvcreisns, ]. II. Weller and ;. w. SIM
mons ana Mrs. Fl. Hanson. At o'clock
the procession Of Woodmcn. about 2'b IN
number, was formed at the opera house
and headed by the Woodmen hand,
marched to the city cemetery. visiting
Woodmcn were present from al surrounding
towns. large crowd OF citizens was pres
ont 20 witness the ceremonies The ofdlluh
Of the dav was made hy Sovereign Banker
Morris Sheppard. who sustained his reputa.
tion Of being the silver-toneued orator OF
the order
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warahaohin Wants Edltore.

waxahachie. Texas, April 2s.-A citizens
mass meeting was held in WaXahachic this
morning for the purpose of formally 'nrit-
ing M Texas Press association to mect
here next year The association meets at
Gainesville next north and a COMM iee
was appointed 20 20 there and law the
claims of Waxahachie before the editors.
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HE DOCTORS
ARE HERE.
r ! Months Services Will Be
u'sn Free TO all InyaIids Who
Iall Before May 70,

van Of eminent physicians and sur.
H. Om the British Medical Institute
~. 'ne Urgent solicitation of large
patients under their care In
Il. "untry' established permanent
"a the Institute In Houston at 209
!" Moore Burnett building.
n. "'nent gentlemen have decided to
3e,bs services entirely free for three
= medicines excepted to all lnvalids
upon them for treatment between
Ian. nay 20, These services consist
4 consultation. examination, and
also OF all minor surgical opera
1 IN pursuing this course is to
II "ruly and personally acquainted
s'VA and afflicted, and under no
- VIII any charge whatever be
"Hy services rendered for three
m 70 al who call before May 20.
\ u S.lors treat all forms of disease
4 otuities' and guarantee a cure in
,Aey undertake. At the first
III In thorough examination Is made,
.Aold u'able' you are frankly and
|fsss 49,, ~ also advised against spend
4 Ia a. s.S}l. tor useless treatment.
n IN ,HA.GSn' weakness. catarrh ana
u eas 'fifness. also rupture, goitre,
4 F,,.fttod and skin dL-eases. aud ali
rcctum and the drug habits
SS cured by their new treat,
! vie bsulting surgeon Of the Insti.
,s9aum Eonal charge.
De- lfrom 0 a. m. till .. m.
III. nh hours.
Nd RDTIcE.-If you can not call.
E question blank for home
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Marlin Matters.

Marlin, Texas, April 2s. w. r. Summers.
a school teacher from the western part Of
this county. Is being tried In the county
court today. charged with aggravated as
sault The charge is the offspring Of renns
ne employed in correcting a young lady
pupil
W. p. Dashiell and A. Lamb left yester-
day to attend United States court Mt san
Marcos. Mr.. DaShell as grand Juror ard
Mr.. Lamb as q petit juror
Tho twentr-room two-story residence OF
Mr.. George ;. Cousins is completed.
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LAcE-roP GLOVES.

Summer Gowns Make Hand Coverings
Ornamental Accessories.
The fashion Of the lace top glove and lace
mitts that was started last summer Is to
be- universally adopted upon the advent Of
warm weather The almost exclusive use
Of elbow sleeves for summer gowns ron
ders these loc0-topped hand coverings not
Only very ornamental accessories. hut al
most absolutely necessary For summer
functions. garden parties and other outdoor
AFFAIRS. these lace mitts and gloves VIII be
worn nv the most smartly costumcd women.
Black and white are favored to the eN'
cluslon OF all colors,
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Mcpade PnbIio sohool cIosod

McDade, Texas, April IS This school
closed very pleasant and profitable term
Of eight months under the superintendent
18th. Instant A large crowd gathered At
the schcol building 10 witness the co,'ag
cXrrci es. County Judge J. p. Price de.
lhcIcd IN eloquent md Wactical address
upon 70 'ucation,' which was greatly ap-
psccated by the audience.
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sILKEN-THREAD LACE.
Soft Shades OF Gray Are Liked for Trim
ming Crepe de Chine.

Fashionable silk thread lace Is for the mo-
mcht considered Immensely smart for trim.
ming crepe dc Chine and In the soft shades
OF gray, lace ana fabric are OF the same
shade. yellow or more CORRECTLY speak
ing. cream lace Of this sort is used on all
,clors but is most attractive IN pale blue
on white Quantities Of this lace arc used.
and of course the cost Is great. Int the ne
Suits are most satisfactory to those fortu.
pate individuals who do not have TO coant
the cost II must, however, hc supposed
that the fabric is only possible for the 1ch
woman In these days fortunately there
are such lot OF different qualities. and AZ
varying prices. to choose from that It is no
difficult task to have a smart gown for a
remarkably small outlay.
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II. A. Williams, associate justice Of tie
supreme court W h. Davidson. Judge
court of criminal appeals; w. s. ltly for
John y. Garner. j. W. ulll for Statn sen
ator; J. Il. sanford for representative.
NinotNn'nth district James T. Wells was
also Endorsed for Stnte chairman
Forty nrst judicial district
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center's New Bank.

Center, Texas. April y. Mr.. Baker, the
assistant cashier Of the First National bank,
70 having everything moved into the new
bank building. The new building is nice
brick on the northeast corner Of the square.
The bank Is doing a good business
Work viii begin on the railroad mere
ucXt week. Judge James I. kolley mas
taken the contract 20 build SIX miles M
the road. Work will begin here and pro-
ceed toward San Augustine.
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Hearne Items.

Hcarne, Texas, April 2s.-Dr H. W, Cum
miage left this evening for 81, louis where
he will attend The meeting OF the lnteina-
tional Railway Surgeons n. Cumm nss
is sureeon for tho Honston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad company here. DR. w o.
Jlmeson o, Palestine win accompany MN
and attend the meeting also.
Mr.. ]. W. Byars formerly Of this place
but now Of Waco, was in Hearne yeslerashy
visiting friends. Mr.. Byars was pgent for
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Missouri City Itoms.

Missouri CiD. Texas, April 9th store
Of ". b. Cocmans Al stafford was burglar
izcd last night and $40 worth of dry obs
tafcn.
Air H. s Dew has sold 600 steers TO Mr..
A. s. Mercer Of Grandylcw. TcXGs
Rev. Gray Of Houston hcll services at the
Methodist church yesterday.
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Arkansas Pass Jetty Completed.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 90. The
work Il constructing the north lefty at
Arausas Pass under the last contract with
Chas Clarke d Company was Terminated
yesterday and the contractors are now pre-
rarlng 10 take their plant bncb 10 Calves
ton rho new ietiy IL one n the host aud
Eicst substantial on the Texas coast
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,..rmopt Texas. April 2s.-E. n. Sane.
- iunlor engineer In charge of the gov
ami work at Sabine Pass has been in
,.rnout today looking up data for the
sunment
sne time since he received instructions
n. Colonel Adams, his superior at New
.,.ns to prepare for the government at
|csIurton, list of the tonnage that has
.xsd through the Neches and the Sabine
H., He first went to Orange where
/, found out his facts without much
|s.bte Thcre THE chief business was that
gap6rt lumber and this, together with n
IL sundry items ran the total business nm
n s0n.I00 and a pretty heavy tonnage
|,sa II Is considered that the mouth of the
|bgne river shows but 62 feet across the
IN, sThat is the average depth of the
|,salf Of Sabine lake and 1t was of course
|rseeessary to get any deeper chained
rns the bar. This depth enabled bnrges
II wmparatiyely heavy draft and also good
h tugs to pass up and down the river
AZ Orange has therefore made pretty
liza showing.
his morning he came to Beaumont with
lee ume object In view but he ran against
|eDVble ON account OF the wide diversified
|ta Oh me lHleitSls mere anu tue inherent
Eais Of shipments that have been made.
bi to begin with the depth across the bar
gthe Neches river is but three feet at low
s.t and four and one-haf feet under fav.
|s.k tide, so that this handicap has
asad hut little to he done In the way of
StH shipments on the Ncches. These re-
pns are wanted ms covering the business
1901 but the trouble that Mr. Sanctuary
b. bad during the day has caused him to
tfldlaollV 0pgnulr nf fhn nnhnrt nl 1, iVe
h business has been largely export luni.
VI nee and shell with few watermclons
IA sort Of sauce, but as to actual value
!ngs Is hardly anything.
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Val Verde for Garner.

Del nio Texas, April %, The democratic
convention Of Val Verde county has dnanl-
mously instructed for the following canii-
dates S. W. 7. Lsnham. George D, Neal,
John W. Robbins, c. X. Bell r. NJ. J.ose,
Arthur Lefeyre. J. ]. Terrell. Z, p, Curtis
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conr,e,ciaI Ch,b Tor Waxahachie

waxabgchle. Texas. April 2S.-steps were
taken this morning luoking TO the organiza-
lion OF a commercial club in Waxaharnie.
A committee was appointed TO solicit mem
bers with View to perfecsing the origin
at an early date.
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Ennis Limit Plant Enhanced.

Ennis. Texas. April 1.-THE Ennis Ice,
Light and Power company has greatly en-
argcd It's power facilities and VIII here
after furnish electric power the year round,
which has heretofore been on only during
the fan season.
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inject FROM BEAUMONT.
adde's ia Regard TO Water Traffic
lare Hard TO Secure.
AGENT is ON THE WORK
u. Has Found the Task an Oner-
J one-Audtinn Committee Has
Has Been Completed.

-, oface: The Posts Beaumont Of
H,aV a. room 1, ogden building, corner
~ and Crockett, Southwestern tele.
NV al With l.. r. Nicely as business
fess,rtatiye and r. w. Greer as CORE
l, ssS~ subscriptions and advertise
sl sl ar news Items left at this address
ytss .Seire prompt attention. Subscribers
I ~ ANY cause for complaint as to de-
ll ". ~ napcrs are requested to phone or
pmi!rise notify the Office promptly.
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Bryan, Texas. April 2T--'s'r. 4. H. smith,
express suaza on the Houstsn aaA Texas