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GlDDlNGS

The holidays were not quite as lively
ms they some times nrc hut they by no
means hung heavily ON the hands Of the
society people quite pumhcr OF social
functions made up the Christmas program.
Aside from the Christmas trees and rcccp-
tions and other entertainments, the cake
Baking Contest" held on Wednesday might,
was iraught with as much pleasure, to
maid and matron, and TO those O. the
slcrscr srN thaA was fortunate enough to
yRSs an invitation, AS any eSart OF the
EuItuav season Il has lOag ucrn the
accepted iden that GiddiRgs owed It's
heuIihulucas to is location; to one not
biased. there can be hut little doubt that
mat reputation Is due TO the knowledge
Of the culinary arr possessed hy the
maIropS aud mnidCps nt GddinEs, Ghc
prizes awarded were. First, silver crack
cv bowl second. silver mug; third. can Of
baking powder The prizes were awarded
as fullC.s. Mr.. ). G.. Nortlrup, hrSt
prize; Miss Salle Trusdel. second prize;
Mrs. j. ), iliHsmau, third prize. Alter the
awarding of the prizes the Shakespeare club
took charge Ok the entertainment and a
most delightful evening was spent
Miss MudEc Lyc Sinks, who j. end
las >choo, at ShciNuan spent tle HOLIDAYS
at home, Or. W. W. Silks of Gatcsvihe
spent Christmas VITA his parents Judge
and Mrs, ia T. sinks
Miss Marie Penn Stockton visited Miss
Lucy Jackson az kuuSc durlps Christmas
N. IS Ncll Fields visited at Manor during
Christmas.
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LOCKHART.

Miss Annie Field has returned from a
long visit 10 San Antonio.
Mr. James Moore and family have return.
ed from Christmas visit to La Grange
Miss Matte Warren Of McGregor spent
the past week with her friend, Miss Mamie
McCauSlaud.
Misses Mary McCrabb and Minnie Ed.
gar OF Ihomaston visited the family Of
Mr., {. W. Stone last week
Miss lncy. McCurdy Of Cuero is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. j. n. L. McCnrdy
Miss LILLIAN Johe OF Harwood and Miss
Lampkin Of Luling attended the firemen's
ball last Friday night.
Mrs. Young of Brennan visited her
daughter, Mrs. Knole, at this place last
Miss Sass and Miss Ethel Fischer OF
Sealy, who have been visiting the family
OF Mr.. Warshawsk, returned home Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Tom Hodges and family Of Burnet
spent the holidays in Lockhart with Mrs.
Carter OF the Carter house
Mrs MelllG and children of San An.
tonic spent last week with Mrs, RyIandcr
mother of Mrs Melliff.
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TRINITY.

Mrs Il. l.. French and children Of Pal
estlne, who have teen visiting here dur
ing the holidays, have returned home
Mr.. J. A. Johnson, Mrs w II. Marry
and Mr.. r. II. Johnson have returned home
from Moscow, where they participated in
family reunion January 1, that being
the siNty-third anniversary Of Mr.. una
Mrs. a. Johnson, their parents,
Mrs. Leo Bergman and children have re-
turned home from two weeks visit TO
relatives In Moscow.
Hiss Della Bright has returned home
from Houston where she has been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs Tom Hackney.
Mrs, A. A. Newton OF San Angelo who
has been visiting her parents. DR. and
Mrs. f.. Il. Walker, has returned home
Mrs. G, W, Cowles has returned home
from a brief visit to relatives in Dodge
Miss EStelc Frlck has returned home
from ten days visit TO her sister, Mrs
II. J. Hayes, Of Palestine.
Mrs +. ], Bcrges IL, 81 Beaumont is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Rowan.
Miss Rola Buckln and her sister. Mrs
George CarSwell OF Beaumont are the
guests OF Miss Irene Rowan
Mr.. j. +. ketcham aud Mr. G. w. Hayes
both OF Palestine. are the new arrivals
in business circles here Mr. HAYES will
open up music store and Mr. Ketcham
VIII open up hrst-cass meat market.
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MINERAL WELLS.


Mrs W A. Mercer mas gone TO Dallas
Miss Mae Green has returned to school
az Waco.
Mr. and Mrs I'd c. Baker have re,
turned from Granbury.
Mrs, W. .. Austin Of Fort Worth guest
OF her father. l.. u. Nichols has returned
home
Mrs Matilda Crlteuden Of ClarksvIlle is
a guest Of Mrs Charles Reed.
Miss Maud Withers spent Christmas here
nom Dallas with her father.
Mrs II W. Collins, guest Of her son,
Warner Davidson, has returned " Wealth
erford
MIR and Mrs d, W. Burkhatter are in
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Bsteman have re-
turned from Morgan
Miss Minnie Howard has returned 10
school at Wcatherford.
MIR, and Mrs, W. r. Wallace Of Farm
erSville have come here TO make their IN.
turc home,
Miss Lucy Thrash Is In Fort Worth.
Miss Lillian Hancock is In Dallas
Mrs. s T.. kidweil Of AspernOnt is 4
guest Of Mrs H. r. KidwrlL
Mrs j. W. Keeling Is at SpringtoWn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Berry have returned
from Durant. l. T.
Miss While Alexander Of Ardmorc is a
guest OF friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Hughes of Fort
Worth have returned home.
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Mr.. Adams were the lucky winners az the
head prizes. while Mrs Bdeil aud Mi. II.
Mclasky received the consolation.
AIRS. Nathan Davis entertalusd the Even.
ing Card ub ana some invited guests last
Friday evening, the following being present I:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol lakey, MI. dnd dfs. /.
). Lewis, Alr. anu Mrs. sam Lewis OF GA
kun, sir. and AIRS. NJ. Il. lIoxie, Mr.. aud
Mrs. g. NJ. Booth, Mr. and airs. Z. IL.
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Furguson Doak, MI.
aud MRS j. Alelasky, Mr.. ana Mrs. Decker
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ripley, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.. Welch, Mesdames J. T.. sturgis'
\, L; Logan, Robert Cook, c. NJ. Bailey,
W. NJ. Williams, j., ). Brown, Bernard
Brown OF Houston, Miss Cook and Mr.
Sedinellow henderson. The game was
euchre at the close OF which Mrs. Stnrg.S
received the guest prize while DIR. Payne
and Mrs. Cook received the mead prizes.
Last week MIR. and Mrs NJ. H. Hoxie en-
tertalned Few friends at their elegant
ranch mansion as house party. The dis
tingushng feature was an oyster bake, a
bountiftl provision OF the biyaves In the
shell having been made The guests were
MIR and Mrs. G. II. Booth, Mr.. ana Mrs
u. f. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. e.. VI. Booth,
Miss Frances Cook OF Denison. Mrs Il. H..
Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson DoeE
Mrs. Ira A. Prewltt entertained the EN-
Sloyes OF the Blaine Prewltt Hardware
company at her residence on January l. The
evening was enlivened VITA games and nu-
sic and closed Will a sumptuous repas..
Those who enjoyed the elegant hospitality
OF Mrs. Prewitt were f. l.. Allard. 81.
Fischl, r. H. Hyde. Charles Woodward Il.
VI. Bogart, j. r Barnard. + q. thinner
man Walter Caughron. Major Garry. John
Wright, Walter Garrett and p. Flschl.
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NlCTORIA.

The holiday season OF 1901 was one Of
the gaycSt in Nctoras social history.
Every night there was an entertainment
OF some kind, and frequently several on the
same night. Nor were tho festiyi les con.
fined TO one set. but all OF them were on
tho go constantly.
The Christmas tree given by the knights
OF Pythias Monday night at the Casino
was fuzzy mp % the high standard attained
by this popular organization. who have
made this feature ot the holidays for
several years. Louis DcMourhe was dlrec.
tor Of festivities for the young folks and
hiIcd the bill to perfection. After the
distribution Of presents the hall was ,urncd
over to the grown folks, who enjoyed sew
erll hours dancing.
Tho annual bah " the f. r. " Social
club occurred OH the night of the 31st at
the Casino and was a brilliant social event
The d. VI. O'COnnor Guards gave their
annual ban on the night OF the 27th
The Junior Set Of the +. f. VS. had their
dance on the 18th.
John Clogg came over to the new vcar's
uuucc OF the Il. f. V. from Sugarland.
where he holds a responsible position with
T.. H. Gun uuGham.
Frank kibbc Of Austin spent the holidays
with his parents here.
Mrs. y. T. Forbes visited In Houston
this week
sir and Mrs Walter lIcnning returned
10 Eunis Tucsdus after visit to Mr..
hcnuing's father, Captain II. $, Cunning
ham.
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
HUNTSVILLE.

On Tuesday night the fnculty OF the Sam
Houston Normal Institute gave TO the
students and their friends delightfully."-
successful reception in Sam Houston me-
mortal hall. Fruit punch and waters we're
served in two adjoining class rooms aud
those present spent the closing hours OF
the dying year most pleasantly.
Much shooting Of cannon crackers, firing
of pistols, ringing Of bells and blowing
of whistles startled the sleeping portion
of our population into the. knowledge that
1902 was with us.
From 3 to the no o. OF Mrs Delha
Eastman was thrown open to her friends
In honor OF the two charming Virginia
girls who are her guests. Miss Smith and
Miss Lucy Smith won all hearts during
their stay here and their Huntsville friends
src loath to see them leave to visit Houston
ana Galveston as they Intend doing soon.
.tnLors at this reception were met Ivy
MIS- X. IL Brahan. who stood ~ the frolt
parlor and after chat with Misses Lucy
smith, Nancy Lee Swami aud Hattie Nell
OF Columbus were shown Into the back
pailor, whore Mrs \. =. Hauter, Miss
Smith and Miss Neil had a pleasant word
Tor each. Next came the punch bowl, pro-
sided over by Mrs. A. I'd King ana MISS
i.i21ie Robinson. Then another fahlc whc
Mrs. VI. y. Oliphint and Mrs. j. r. Jonc
80
IN the hail MIS-, BraNton Eastman with
Mtssrs. Lutier aud VIII Eastman. wished
each a hoppy rev year and Ndeu rh'
decorations we're simple, but In perfect
accord with the hristmas season, being In
icd and gieen.
Dr. ]. W rhomqson, who Is superla-
tendent Of the Methodist sunday schoo'.
assisted by his wife. choose this blessed
season of peace and good will 20 make the
members of his, school happy. on SATURDAY,
afternoon al the primary classes we're en-
IA hoy hnI
roo. 10 doubt each went away rcsoiv-
ing 20 ne very prompt In attending the
schoo! hereafter. On New Years Day from
10 10 this nome was again thrown open
and reception given to the iutermrdmt,
nnd senior classes of the school The
house was deliberately dressed in green.
dellghtlul refreshments were served aud
each went away feeling that IL was good
From 70 II on New. Ycar~ evening
II Pace was thrown open to their f.ieuls.
II had been deliberately decorated In south
ern smilaX ana 1t was hard white withi1
was ndwIntcr. At the hall door stood
Masters Arthur Pace and Grover ASHFORD
r. take me cards, and In the hall weee
MI and Mrs Pace, who showed the caller
INTO tho from, pallnr, whore Mrs 4. T..
munter, Mrs. Lizzie Elstham Browne N
Virginia aud Mrs. g y. Otey; ln the
Ransonc Of Houston. SalIic BlGke ltaoErt
md NcNlorris presided over a s!mjlar tal,,.
Nor q fortune for each was given On d
truG This room Mrs. f. II. Fnsfor
,nnNed tho guests into the bnck hall where
Mrs.. $ .. Johnson. assisted bv Nj, rs
MrNieI ana Mttcnthal lcd the wa. %
ne dining DOM. Hero tho beauty o. the
scene reached n climax ana the color
Ecfeme OF rod, white and griny. was b,ru-
} 'dDs t carried DE- ont in tng ahic d,cor2
Sticks holding red and groom candles with
haaes 10 match tall cui glass vases dllcd
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BRYAN.

Mrs. VIII $. Adams OF Ennis is visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Laski OF Marlin
are In the city.
Mrs. W. w james of Austin has returned
to her home after visiting DR.. and Mrs
Howell
Mrs. Della Mcmillan OF Houston visited
Mrs. Joe b. Reed this week.
Mrs. Alsworth OF Austin was the guest
OF Mr.. anu Mrs l.. l.. Mclnnis this week
Mrs j. ". Johnson and children have re-
turned iroin u pleasant visit ~ Beaumont
Misses Stella ana Mary Lou heunald OI
NaNasUta atc the guests OF MI. dhd MIS-
Misses ulIve Howard and Esther Boat
wright have returned TO sCnoui Ut Beituh
after spending the Christmas holidays "a,
mrs a. II. Ballard ami little son Of san
Antonio lre visiting MIR. ana Mrs. W. w.
hatils.
MISS Loula Coulter is visiting her brother,
Dr htram 4. Come. OF Bortialc.
Miss Lila Graham Mcinnis has returned
tC rue state university at Austin Hirt
spending Idtisunds N.tn ner parents, M.
ana NJ l.. l.. Mstnnis. ~.
Mr. ana Aus. A. Is. Goodnight Of Temple
ais visiting TcladNc., and friends IN Bryan
mrs. =. j. BAN und cniluren lett tns
cL foi hois,on, where Mr. Balm is now
lOrdtc4 IL the cotton IuslrCss.
AIs. ahnic Reese pUgn left Saturday 70
join her husband 40 otoucnam, where they
Wnl reside IN tho u tuic.
Miss 4Uie Cole received New Year call
e.s ~ the elegant home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. y. Cole, from ) to . o'clock.
Hur was l,S.>tcG Jug her peasant duties us
Misses lINin.a dc ouGiro, Myrtle conway,
Gina Harbcas. paelc porcmus, Mahlr Ron
iusou. AUc.i i,eau ANA Daisy Astin
MiSs Esther BoItwrEht received on New
Yea evening Ium : until y o'clock ihr
pretty rooms were IrtiStiCalg decorated
with holly ana mistictoc. Ranks Of palms
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NAcoepocAEs-

Mr.. md Mrs. j, II. Barhee have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Kcunard during
christmas holidays. Mrs. Barhee is sis
ter of Mrs. Kenuard
TO- Miss Ida JAWS, who has been connected
with the West Nacogdoches institute. was
married on December rs anI her future
home will be at Beaumont
Nh Martin Jones und Miss Euphcmia
Burrows were married at the home OF the
brides parcnts December 9n only a fcw
friends being present.
pr W. ) Maydcid and son aud daughter
retnfned To- LonsNlrw on he 5Uth urtcr
spending the holidays with hts hrotlpr,
pgi . =. Mayheld and wife
ell home ON the goth after witnessing mo
iBuiriage ur Miss Aunle Knplan Uf Nnro.
doches az the Rice hotel in ilouston on De
Tn2as. '
Mr.. ana Mrs Luke potson OH North
street gave most excellent dinner on the
10Th In honor OF their grandmothel's eighty.
hcyeuth birthday. The occasion was d no.
union OF the potSou family, mauy of whom
We're present aud enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Mrs. I. j. Williams ana children hays
tlyes
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. lresou are at home
tiyes
Or. r. Z. Jockey OF Nacogdoches was
tnaTraed al HnsnVilc' Tenn" at the home
V NJ ~ n =, iioI' anu Wlte' parents OF Miss
,stI. .I non. IeccmoF -, aua arrived
mere on tht -lh anu Wll ne Al home 20
their friends in NaeogdocheS after Jan
psrk In
, 4he pSH oi tnS "ist gwen py the young
lanles OF Nacognocles at the opera house
Vas one az mucn enjoyment IL was large
" atteudeu, refreshments were served
ana INC event was one Tor WhlGn the Yonns
ladies' deserve mueh praise as II WNR great
enJoSeu pF an ana the orchestra music
was grand;
Mr. j. b. Meuchum or SleTett, l. i"
was rs IN the CITY mus ,niS wees. ..,., -. ,
Mf. Johh H. BuFtord was married ut 3
oclock January 30 MISS Lillian BialoCk.
une marriage was at me nome ~ Roy W.
W. waits brother-ln,law CO. thr bride.
The bride and groom left on The 3 o'clock
tram Tor Marshall to visit the brides par
Mr. e. Rice OF TYLER is visiting his
co Mrs Mrs. = Fro o. W MopG2i So J., tho c,v
the guest of Mrs. u. A. Blount.. she as.
sisted In receiving &C the lat home OF
M and Mrs +; a Biount on New Years
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cuERo.

Mrs. c. C. Howerton entertained the
Laddie and Lassie Light society M her
home on Terrell street saturday evening
Little Miss Kennedy and Master Ben
Farnsworth received the prizes given Tor
the most 'tacky" costumes.
Members OF the Turnverelu gave their
annual hall Tuesday night. The bah WAS
beautifully decorated. During the even.
ing delicious refreshments were servtR
The music was good and altogether II
proved a grand success
The members ~ the First Banttst chnrsA
gave their friends = reception AZ C,er
mania hall Wednesday night rhs musical
program and refreshments Of the meat dc.
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CAMERON

Miss Bertha Pool has returned TO san
Eaorael' after short visit to friends.
John T. Weaver senior member OF The
eTm Of Weaver Bros. returned from Alya.
RADIO Wednesday with his bride. who was
formerly Miss Josie Wagner of MAT cirv
a reception was rendered the happy couple
az inc nome Of the groom's father
RoCkdale "
Miss Lula Chambers has returned from
,IiSt 70 her sister ia McGregor
Mlss Lottie Simms ~ Hockdalc. after a
Pheasant visit TO Mrs Monta J. Moore. re.
'nrned 70 her home
Henry Graves and his sister Miss Laura
nave rernrned 10 Waco 10 Baylor
AEs' saynum and daughter. Aist BeFnlee.
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EAGLE LAKE.

grand ball was given by the young men
Of Eagie Lake on the night of January
AT Frazara opera house About sixty
couples took part in the dancing, while
fully as many onookers shared the bright
the music Of the Italian orchestra Nj.
VI. Is. Guyun and Miss Jennie Bruce led
the grand march and In its slow and grace
1ul evolution the elegant costumes of the
ladies' were seen to advantage. Many
visitors from abroad We're present and all
thoroughly enjoyed the affair. The man
aSemcnt is to be complimented on a most
brilliant success.
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ular young ladies Of Wharton. accompanied
by Mr.. F. B. Davis attended the New
Years social event at Wharton last even.
ing.
Mrs. McConnaghy Of Monticello KY. Is
a recent visitor Of her son, DR.. II. II. Nc
Connaghy.
Mrs. w Peive and son, Louise. returned
today from Flatonia, where they have been
spending Christmas,
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TIMPSON.

The~&hrstmas that has Just passed has
been the quietest and most orderly this
town has ever known.
Watch night services were held in the
Methodist church
Dr. j. r. NHlburn and family, formerly
of RuSg, nave recently moved to this place
and located
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HEMPsTEAo.

The dance given by the young men at
Flremnn's hall was the browning event Of
the season. Quite a large crowd was In
attendance some hfty couples participating
In the festivities Of the evening
Miss Myrtle Mcfarland OF BRENNAN IL
visiting in the city.
Miss Alma Green OF Columbus Is visiting
In the city. the guest Of Mrs ], W. NOoner
Misses Gardnec and EVallne Sterling
ctme down from Brenham yesterday after
noon 10 attend the dance
Miss Mary Lupton went to Navasoia this
morning.
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Bowers. The music room was presided
over by Mrs. X. H. Lindsey, Mrs w. w.
Of Shreveport, and Misses Alice Schmidt
and Rose Jordan. The smiles and good
wishes were extended each one that enter
ed each room Of the hospitahle home, and
each friend that assisted seemed to try TO
excel In making the Eat home" most en-.
joyable social event OF the season.
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LIVINGSTON.

The annual New Year hall given by tho
young men Of Livingston was grand sue.
cess. The bali room was beautifully dec.
Grated With evergreens and the grand
march. led by Mr. Cade Betha and Miss
one Durham, was simply grand. There
were quite number of visitors present
fom adiacnt towns and every one seemed
10 enjoy themselves
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TAYLOR.

Mrs. l.. L. Logan entertained the follow.
Ing friends with cards last Tuesday even
Ing: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alexander. Mr.. and
Mrs, J. Melasky. Mr. aud Mrs l. $ Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adsms mr. and Mrs.
g, r. PAYNE and Mrs. Dave Edell Of Cor.
sieana, Misses Lizzie Doak aud RebsccA
Melasky, MessrS. Hyman and Leon Me,
lasky and Nose Borschardt. very peas.
r1ehre ~ the close Of which Mrs. Lewis and
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were the guest, Of Mrs. W. II. Triggs, but
have returned to their home In Rockdalr.
Mr. Walter Johnston OF Austin is visiting
his sister, Mrs Grace Greene.
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Babies Cradles.

A surprise. Two dozen Cradles
picked up at big bargain. Made
to be sold at $3.50, made in oak
finish, perfectly automatic 1 hE
Crock it with your FOOT AsVJ
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CHILD'S EUREKA CRIB. Pretty open
work similar to iron bed, extra long,
best woven wire spring, regular price
5000 ........ ..... 4.4S
CHILD'S CRIB. White enameled $50
Same, fin shed in antique oak. ....... 500
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HUNeE RFoRp.

Nj" E0l, Hudsiu., one Of tn. NOS, POP.
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MattingS.

China Mating, yard wide, fancy
patterns, yard ....... ...... Ioc
Mating, zoe grades ,...............ise
Mating, very closely woven. ...tS1ae
Mating, extra heavy fancy pat.
terms or plain. ...:..........2 Sc
China Mattings, very superior,
closely woven, handsome patterns
and pin checks ..........,.t3 5c
japanese Mattings, linen warp, car
pet patterns or white with Jap fig.
ureS ...' .'.'.'.. .''..... 75c
Jap Mattings, extra quality, large
figured carpet patterns, 3oc and 35c
Jap Mattings, very finest ever ex-
hibited in this city, carpet patterns
or plain white one side, Jap birds
and sunset figures on the other,
extreme novelties, yard go. 4oc
Jap Mating, very finest, carpet and
other patterns, regular selling value
75c a yard 55c
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FafIOf SUITES, i've pieces, uphOISIeted IN
pretty velour. 1850
Parlor Suite, tive'pieces, solid gold.
en- oak, beautifully carved, up.
holstered in pretty velour, extra
we'll constructed, never sold less
than $500; ~ En
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-09-05

In an appeal to President Roose-
velt to settle the coal strike, the
people of Wilkesbarre. Pa, and
that vicinity, ask the question,
rs J. p. Morgan greater than the
people? Is he mighter than the
government? Will he be permit
ted to retain this menacing
power?" Those questions are
simply that much waste of Ian
guage when addressed to the
President. Mr. Roosevelt in his
speeches and private utterances
pretends to strike a blow at the
trusts and other combinations
against labor in the belief that he
is deceiving the people, but he and
the Republican party are hand IN
glove with the rings and cllques
that are expressing the people on
every side, and are silly enough to
think their twaddle is seriously ac-
cepted in any quarter.