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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Young Man Mourned as Dead Has Re-
turned Homo.

Young Man Mourned as Dead Has he
turned Homo.
Brenham, Texas, October 3o.-Alderman
Larry Brennan and all his family were re-
ioicing Wednesday aud Thursday over the
return OF a long absent son, whom they
had mourned as dead. Mr.. Joe Brennan
left here six or seven years ago and since
that time not a word had been heard from
him. Mr.. Brennan had advertised for MN
and Get several movements on foot 70
ascertain his whereabouts, hut had never
heard word and had about concluded tnat
he was dead. Imagine the surprise ana Joy
last evening when he came In from Colo
rado, where he Is railroading, being nre'
man on a road running out Of Denver.
County Clerk o. A. Seward, who was
painfully gored by a pet deer wednesday,
confined to his home and will not pc
able to be out among his constituents ps'
tween now and the election
Hon. Harry Haynes left Thursday on the
Sentral for Austin To assume charge or
me Post bureau Mt that place, where ne
WI be staff correspondent Of The Post,
Mr. Wilhugh wilkins. late cashier OF the
beeyille National bank. Attorney " Is.
Jarrett and Mr.. II c. MCINTYRE ~ TINS
ccty left Wednesday night for okahoma
Wy for the purpose NJ establishing d
bank at that place.
Division Roadmaster McDonough Is here
esHsting Section Boss Brennan In having :
sletrack from the Santa Fe 70 the new
otick yard put II. Mr.. Brennan says the
wa ~a.eT sewer has already been completed
sna that the work of putting IN the side
Hack WIN be pushed,
An old negro, H. Hines, whose age IS
nnown 70 be close to the century mark
Vas stricken with paralysis at his home
usar the Masonic cemetery "Wednesday
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Hempstead News.

Hampstead, Texas, October 30.--Politics
in this county have been unusually quiet
this year There is only one fight on the
county ticket, and that Is for sheriff, the
race being between j. c. Llpscomb, present
incumbent. and Job Key. Both were nomi-
mated by the democratic county convention
and both were Endorsed by the republicans
Judge John NJ. Pinckney went to Rich
mond thli evening on legal business. He
is assisting in the prosecution Of w. II.
Eldridge, who is charged with the killing
OF Captain Dunovant.
Frank Holman. claim agent for the Hons
ton and Texas Central Railway company,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Rena Funk Of Houston, after
pleasant visit to relatives here, has re-
turned home.
William league Of Beaumont was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Matte Ijpscomb is visiting rela-
tives in Giddings-
Mr.. Jones, representing Clarke & Courts
waa in the city today.
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COTTON Reoeints al Lockhart

Lockhart. Texas, October 30.--Cotton re.
ceipts at Lockhart will not amount to more
than 10000 this season, The receipts at
the compress to date amount to 5000, In
Guiding 5000 received by wagon and 1000
ginned by the city gins.
The American Round Bale press has put
up 300 round bales, and MIR. ]. o. Lips
comb, who also runs a round bale press
has put up 200, equal In all to $50 aver
age square bales.
The staple continues TO arrive in small
lots and some is being held at home by
the producer But it Is now very evident
that Of last year, and that. it will be re
membered, was very light crop, The
weather for the entire month OF october
has been most beautiful, and exceedingly
Is maturing, and the farmer is pickipg
more closely than ever before, so that
there will be much less waste than usual.
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oHAppELL HILL NEWS.
sions OF Oil Have Been Discovered IN
Several Wells.

sions OF Oil Have Been Discovered IN
Several Wells.
chsppeu Hill, October S0.-some time
,yo The Post correspondent wrote about
M Instability of oil being discovered here
IA tho probability of Chappeil Hin be-
,s,,,nc in the course Of time one OF the
,,.,tast oil fields in this great state. Two
rslls on DR.. Toland's farm were mentioned
49, splnhur and gas were developed IN
abundance in the process OF digging also
we'll bored here by Mr.. John carlisle
which developed a large amount OF gas
III ~ which went TO prove the existence
al either coal or oil--perhaps both-wheIe
sbese wells were dug. Stronger evidence
m we'll recently dug by MT Joe Ialilsle,
right in town, which has brought torth OH
Without any question of doubt ana OF tne
nsrest character. The we'll is seventy six
I feet deep and the water discovered is Oh
fhe greatest abundance and pure, appar.
lently IN npan being drawn devclopes oil
In large Euantities which rises to the sur,
I fance as a scum; the water has coal Oh
haste and Is not pleasant at all to drink
Many of our people have been TO see the
phenomenon, and all are Of the opinion
that oil exists and in quantities sufncienl
TO pay, II taken hold of and developed
Who knows but that we are just on the
verge oil untold wealth. anu lnaI eoihS ~
our losses by food and boil weevils are
about to be overcome in the discovery OF
oil.
The Collegian, paper issued monthly
by the pupils Of Chappell Hill Female col
lege, is Just out and is a eprlghtly and
newsy paper and does the girls great
credit. 1t is issued in magazine form.
A party composed Of Jack, John and
Joe Routt, Harold Perkins and Jim Fife
left a few days ago for the pineries IN
Trinity county, where their luck totally
deserted them and they returned home
With mary deer nor indeed shot al
one
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s,azos Presbyery Ladies.

Nsvasota. Texas. october 30. r The
ladies' Presbyterial Union Of Brazos pres
bytery met in the Presbyterian church last
,,,gh, at 1890 o. N. The exercises we're
nre,,minary only and consisted Of worship
"a ! very interesting address on Japan
- p Junxln OF HUNTSVILLE who
py hsS. iI.ad a lumber Of years In Japan.
d The sd3ress was we'll received by the large
This morning The union @ gsisr wss having
lull ~ y, this morning on the nrrt tram
a Thn,r lime has been spent largely IN gain,
l .lrI ,r r'i and the meeting was a
ysrv successful one j WI eoh ~ ,s, ~
session this evening and eouelVue ~
Tonigbt Rev. J. L, Stuart q aayve q, %
chins win speak All are fofuiHns ~
vited. 1900. % tbe Ladies'
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
ca,nenters Union Gave a Smoker Whion
Was We'll Attended.


poo,,,opt Texas. October so The car
nsnters, union held most interesting
r,aa,inc tonight in the shape Of smoker
M haii Vas pncked with members Of the
,,,,on and a few specially inTited guests
ana the evening was spent most p'eass"t ~.
NJ Z. A. Collins was the orator VI
occasion. ,,,,roe
warren McDaniels. republican pomlns'
for congress from this the secohu -
gressional district, was seen mere Vltp4
had a little 10 say about the camps'sn,
He said that he would SoinId pT' piebf.
iuT Th.re was an important meellns -
,tarnoou ~ the manufacturing ccl. GU IN a
II the Of exchange IAN AM e, Goodhne. the
u, air,nan The meeting was i9r W ave
nose of providing an 9rganlzn,t,iospI Una 20 which
M the proposed new hS ~ started AZ once.
VII IN IN sswer and paving contractors ma ~,
Mean working hard TO-DAY III ,o7,,orFoyy
through with certain VOTE ,{r,ates may
nlghl y, II Is probable that the ,clty
~ nav out for the mouth OF ,let.oett y,s,,
IN N public work. Inc rear ~ been al
Ing Venisbed as far as Wall street an =,
~ MS 80 blocks on the upper en- ,t u,
zero Anished some time s NJ ,,e street
stretch ~ =. he four blocks added on 1na'
r9ese ~" carrying It to ono street below 'h'
court house. r.. Emmett Fletcher and
MaySSIr g1o lin stewart returned thi'
N,ts,tt,t, from San Antonio. 49,,
mT Thn booths for the election are re 4 tsIe,
Tue, dnsd nv the county officials In the th'e
ware arc Gordon Gordon shay Opera COMPANY p fe
Ine, Ind opera at the Kyle tonighl
The Grau opsF,S asS co IomaGro% SPg night.
nights sne Cooper left fhis mornlill
FOR hSgansport q attend the Sys SeesP Ta'
a, Ih9 Fl Eldrldge were burglarlzed las
mf The remains Of young Lassiter we're eai
| REQ 70 rsantisf church foundation Is PEN
,ished ahead rapidly. This Is to DC
| puuss,hhsone $1,000 structure
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s0LE ON TEXAS CROPS.
IAN BE TOLD ABOUT COT
nd IT is so SPOTTED.
i .hat the Cattle Are Being I'M
''' s,,vsd and Farmers Are Raising
More Hogs.

.,,r Texas. october so-colonel L
Vsn y,ce president Of the Santa Re,
Igs tbis morning from a ten days
I''u'u' Texas. While away Colonel Pelk
90 ~ o,er nearly the entire agricultural
irsesO tho state. He said this morn
f.lhon ,,ton crop was so spotted that II
Fg ny n impossible for one to make
~ e,,ront estimate of whit the Texas
a wilI be. But as compared with last
~ crop. he looks for a short crop this
~ According TO Colonel Polk, In some
I'l ~ the State the crop will be a
''elv-Y hresking one. Perhaps in the ad-
iscOsS sectiop thu yield viii amount to
s,eoily nil. He says that where the
..aoy,, worked IT Is next TO impossi-
lop ss,,mate the amount of damage done
y mat nest McLennan county, however
he most northern point where the
VI veeyil got in its work.
s-..,o ,s one thing ] noticed on the last
s,id Colonel Polk. and that is the
uw ratsers OF Texas are rapidly improy-
c'., Grade Of their cattle. ON the Rich
lns Wy ,,r,o, ranch in San Saba and Nc
sfd cPsii oarnties I saw 500U head OF as
caloS OSSIled DURHAM cattle as one could
uE p o,,cb Mr.. Spellman has some
~ H. q" roc 81 land In the two counties
Aec and and the class and grade OF cattle
S Ss,s raising Is a credit to that seetioh Oh
is .sr ssat peope OF Texas arc raising more
lhp fter january /, when the packerieS,
losss Worth begin operating there VIII
fG Sr TO1 Tor All the hogs that ,1
s, gVd or rather. that will he raised
.hiS STARE The farmers and stockmen
hoad not only raise more Ong 9 +SsS e The 'HS G}
should s arSg sed hogs at the packerics prom
4 to exceed the , sgRgSS vo Wh Are i os
tIoeh ~ realize the great value the
eEefies at Fort Worth win t se % nv nv
aln.is...,sd 70 a thorough appreciation OF
them We're to give general ad iyiSeor I,
w. w rrsde Of cattle and raise more hog
IA nere sheep for mutton. 80,
sl calonel Polk says he found conditions
,1.ny me Santa Fe IN good shape and. OF
M tsiS whole the people, living on his lin,
fayc done fairly well during the past
& uooad
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Tho State Sugar Farm.

yelasco. Texas, October 29-Mr A.
Duchamp, the engineer on the part OF the
state at the State sugar farm. was In town
ywater lust struck as being quite fresh
with only a trace of sulphur, and finds II
mite cool. something that never before
was found here In boring fp water.
The mill expects to be grinding about
.be 9ath az next month. Manager Camp.
hell expects next season to open all that
sectIon between the farm and Brazoria and
nlant IL In cane They now have about
1000 acres In cane ana VIII add tnous'
and more.
Mr.. John H. Hatklerosd, the gentlema, q
Who tried 10 commit suicide by cutting MS
throat with a razor, was TINS morhlhe
taken to Houston. where he WIN DC TAKEN
to an infrmary for treatment.
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MourMEMr on ocgAM VEsseLa.
lsnncinl 70 The Port }

Port Tnds Arrived; Hiram (Nor)., from
Puerto Cortez: Tampican OBJ, from LlFSt'
moi via Colon and Kingston; tug L.. n,
GlIhert (Ain.), from Port Arthur with barge
~ al for Baton Rouge; tug II. G Fei
JAm). from Sahiuo Pass with barge ~ oil'
Fnrritn tAnl. from Tampa; scholar S ,rl'
pIeo. Comns (Am), from New York with
Hn Italian Immigrants. Sailed: lacromh
1Aust5. Tor Triestc via Marseilles, Venice
Puerto Cortez Via Belize and Port Rarrios.
Manchester Arrived hneelma de Lar
rinagua nir) from Galveston.
HAVE Arrived: MOUNT Royal Obri'
Melton % Sailed, Irai Am). FOR Calves
ton ~. g..
KEY West and Galveston. sailed; nenyer
fAm1. for Galveston: III Dorado fAm.). for
Galveston
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,,,,.., Judgment for 5000, will he appealed.
- 49, edjourntnent Of the grand Jury
oon,Iaints have been tled ag0lnst Two
,,o5Tn a,omeu Tor theft from the person lof'
fensa committed in Hallctsville) agalnst a
mic man Tor theft from person nt SINNER
"a a1ainst a white man for burglary nt
Monltop' with this start. by next session
If The court in April there VIII be plenty "t
business But two convictions thls ua,e,
pnsh negroes,A. r. Grant for robbery, hNe
vesIs and Nnth Miller for hog theft two
In iustIce's court this week there Is for
trial the auit Of o K. ChinHman. against
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=. couotv Fa,noers WlU Truck.

Hearne, Texas, october 3o.--Mr. Gus
]. Myers OF Marquee stopped over In
Hearne Tuesday en- route home from the
International fair II San Antonio. Mt;
Myers Is largely interested IN farming and
frfck growing In connection With his met-
camille business. and stated 70 inc COT ~
tended trying the truck business on
iarger scale the coming year, having been
successful beyond all expectations the past
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A REAL GRAND OPERA
eoRpoN-sHAY coMPANY-A GREAT
SUCCESS.
wl Troyatore" and Faust" Presented in
Fine Style at Montgomery Theatsr
Prima Donna m and Unable to
Appear.
,,,n,,o,,orv Advertiser. october 20.

Montgomery Advertiser, October 20
To the Gordon shiny opera company he-
iongs the credit OF presenting IN tho
south. inter lapse of nbout ten years,
grand opera In first class style.
Not since the good old days when Emma
Abbott and her well remembered superior
company annually visited the Southern
cities has such music been heard IN
Montgomery as that which delighted two
audiences at tho Montgomery theater
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ALVIN BUSINESS LEAGUE.
rv.,v Citizen Of the Town Is interested
800 a., II

Every Citizen Of the Town IS interestso
IN IT,
Alrn. reras, october 20. There was
large attendance at the meeting Of the
business league last night and moro interest
manifested than az any time since It's or
a,n,vat,op. The membership Is now sew
sntv-sve and It is believed that It will reach
100 by the next meeting, as every eii,tiLee
~ ne town feels interested ana oell 'sS
~ the league viii accomplish great goou
fnr the town and country .h,,,-s
- INC ~ Inc FIRST aud most important thinse
1H t.sa,,a viii undertake Will be 70 solfe
the wafer question for irEs so1tt tses w az
llt f.i,N 10 ,isit the Haley * Haas rice
form near town and nvesgs1e t 70 Il weld hed
plant and report at a meesliiiif w once NJ
taken to make thorough b. ana me f ieas4e
test OF NV ~ sertion in south Texas that
is better adapted TO rice culture taan i be
thousands OF acres q tap,S l" hll Il need.
tween Houston ana Vaife s'VN'
a. developing.
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yesterday when "Il Troyotorr" and
Faust were sung.
The GordopSh opera company ", now
In Montgomery, Synonymous with vocal aud
artistic excellence The compnny was a
surprise There came In advance Of It
tales Of ia successes and II was told TINT
the stamp Of popular approval had hecn
put upon It early IA tho season, long be-
fore the company's entry into Alabama.
Yet the advance report fell short 81 ade'
ouately portruying the merit Of the COM
pany which scored double success In
Montgomery Tho organization "a mndc mp
of artists That such an aggregation OF
talent could be collected 10 an Organization
IL decidedly creditnbie 70 the managerial
ability OF thc men who organized, equipped
aud put upon the road the stars who form
the company.
Tho company contains artists like Rose
Cecilia shay. who has won approval on
two continents: John Dunsmurc, one Of
America'a greatest bassos' Helen Noldl, u
rarely gifted sopranos Arehilie Alhcru, a
baritone OF reputation equal 10 any OF ihcse
and q singer WHO had before won place
in the esteem of Montgomery theater goerf
and others OF approved standing IN Inusca
and artistic circles. r. IL the simple trut
thnt many OF the thcatcr gocrs aud mus
lovers OF Montgomery were amazed at u
excellence OF the two performances OF y'
terdafs
II augurs well for the future Of :
stage thu; high class organization OF
kind IL receiving generous support. IL
snredly merits liberal patronage. In c.
opera and tho 40 called musical coma
the large choruses are distinctively
ured and tho stage * ofttimeB croI
with n. without rhyme or reason,
Gordon Shay opera company should
right be proud ~ Its chorus. u u.s.
40 81 attractive Women aud handsoin
II was noted with approval, too, q
chorus was only upon the stage
was needed.
Tho chorus could sing. too. w
voluma of music rose from the
chorus. IL was ike the swell OF
from magnificent pipe organ.
j. Saunders Gordon, who man
controls the company, Is to be &C
nnd congratulated for the resul
attained " be gets the guppo
ganiEntion deserves he and bis
grow rich.
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80 MethodIst conferenee.

Terrell, Texas, october So.-At the sec.
ond days session OF the Free METHODIST
annual conferences Rev. R A. Thompson
was chosen secretary and w e Rose a.
Lar, 80 secrefary. The various commit
s saas haye been appointed. W.. B. DIM,
l ltesd 81 Chicago, general Sunday school
sscTstarV. addressed the conference. Altss
the election Of several travelling eiaefs 'ns
DAYS session closed
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Has Been Released.

NcKinney, Texas, October se.-Georse
the aged veteran who was ar
rested at the state Confederate home on a
charge of numbering s. Il. Hall ~ TINS
comfy in April. 1851, the indletlneh.
AGAINST whom was quashed 10 the district
court here Monday, was nnaily reiesSs ta,i ty
10 {ndict him,
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~. aIos Falma ior WhaAon.

wharton, Texas. october 80 MI A.
pond Who has shown SO much enterprise 10
cushing the rice industry near Pierce WIN
ieave m a few days for Tennessee He has
tnst CONNECTED the sale Of 8 number q rice
JUS GIVING from 100 to 700 acres, which
vsiIi be cultivated by the eolopisis Mho VII WI
III h,Itd homes In Pierce for their ram
i,ies and 90 daily from there 70 tue rice
anI,s rbien viii all be adjacent to Pierce.
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CHANGE IN STREET RAILWAY SEIZED
~ .

RsgInning with Saturday, November 4
a, eddjtional car will be put on the Louisi-
ana and Franklin me, and ntteen-minnte
schedule given a.. ho,,-
cars will leave both stOnds on the hour
- .,,erv ffteen minutes thereafter.
Sontinuapce Of service depends upon pat
- H X. Payne,
ronase General Superintendent
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As.;onr,ert AZ Kaus

Kaufman, Texas. October a
Brin. doing dry goods "
stores at kaufman and Fol
general assignment for thaies
creditors this morning.
Tprrell was msde trustee.
ure about $4,000.
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-, county District Court.

u.ratsv,lIe. Texas. October @n-Dlstrict
.,,r. tcr the fall term adjourned today
Total cost Of term was less than slivo
Motion for new trials IN all eases tsiea
we're ererruled. rha case Of heeuneAt s'sr
,ou ". the San Antcric ana AiA2 ns.,s Tsss
hallway compAny' u EHaSA R.s'A =
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- u Matsr s AIIeaed.

cuero. Texas, October 3O.--Messrs- Wot-
fora & Rathbone lave fled suit against
-, p,cb.l Power and Irrigation company
- 80 5Oo damages alleging failure 20
I'M finnish them water for their rice rarni IN
fine
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ILEorRIo coMPANY coz nALLAa.
S. Louis Capital Is Said TO Be Interested
in Il.


81. Louis LspltaI Is oaId 70 DC InIeTo7VoU
in IT,
Dallas. Texas. october so.-rhe announce
ment was made here today that p. Dec.
Ball OF ST. Louis and G. t. WnReneld OF
Dallas ere going 20 re-enter the electr&
light and power field OF Dallas again with
large associated 81. Loula capital They
recently sold the Dallas Light rover anu
10 eo,,nonv 10 the agent Of syndicate.
nyeannably Identified with the big Dallas
eieetrieai merger, for S30oA0O, The an
nouncernent today Of the organization oi a
new company to oppose tue Local trust ~,
ated surprise as 81 forcsbadowE spirited
aght In the line OF competition.
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Enlsnonal MIasIenary .Meetlna.

mckinney, Texas. October So.-rne quar-
,eriv missionary meeting Of Dallas do,
- os held at St Peters Episcopal
e .',',,rch here today. The closing address
emu Slas delivered 81 Bishop Garrett OF Dal-
LA tonight.
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paFHeIr cold ear''i
IhiS IS me month on q tickaS AZ
Find yourself hoarSin wave haNs
your throat and al 1orehoy.S
nightf Then. yogds west P..n
handy, a bottle ~ ''We VA
Syrup. j. A. An vrls,eess cougs sns
street, Salt Lake w ~ fellg. .,onss
Billiards. HorchGUdiatsn -, tnSe sd anle
soias. HAeh,.srduce ot,eusedy."
bies. write Tad ctheas,H5g's.
10 try this pleas =. rs
25c, Doc and 81 Clear SE,snce on the
|. beauldirect tpurifyinE AN
Herbine xerkidnsy. and y Wealth;
bowels, liver = y,rgodltiop ~ u yellow.
ing them IN acoInm more Or 's Foc AZ
thus femovlnhth, blackhea"s'
notify, grease an
pip = E,d Dl9s Il on Earth. .,,ss
aes L'nlt4hyille., ,Il.ssn,a ust.l las
l. N. Metinas5,,a ,,ed six weeks We, s, lusn,
Neven,ber wv IN relief, TN A, n,
winter. WI Nw'e 4 bottle OF M IN
everythlngt ~ naed IL, anu ssaven
gave me a cured me anu can recon
Snow LinlY st.sm since, ~ nest liT
more inlneut 10 p osfssun.' =
felt any rtn for rhents,,r pains, =
mena sriatic Or h eust 700 VIII Y
. .ha,,, IDS snow ~ ~ gratlhed Wa
H. piong, but VII e,,re. 25e, DOC SAN
/ eueV and ehss.,a
~ WORM pEsIhp'Sso',,' emily |
cream rertn nv, ,,,,cas and I
WhitS int removes .,,e,r nests: u
y. s,sghich they onneNa,thv copdiuoA
70 M quickly 2 mean can not ezsAA- N
i XII Ri''i'''''' 81
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PresbyterIni Union arrived since yestor'
,ay evening: Mrs. Ira y. Jones nnd Mts,
Hall OF Houston; Mrs. John Ainslee nnl
Mrs Theodore Ahrcnbeck aud Mrs, ircue
NNior ~ Uempstcad; Mrs. Jobu Wlckie and
Mrs. j, n. Priesthood Of Anderson, ana
Rev. william II. sleavoll OF Houston
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

rtore vvui be Halloween party and
- nuilino al the Shearn Methodist
eSspei friday afternoon az $3.50. Admis-
eion 1Oc
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on,,o, convio.ion.

Tvler. Texas, octobsr s0.--E. Y. Pek
sou was conricted last night for the. 4,
iation Of the local option law in ea. ne
Justice precinct No. 2 and was 90
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CHANGE IN STREET RAILwAYsscHED-
IfTEH

u.,4notnv with Saturday. November l.
nm rdditionni car will be- put on the Lonisi-
ana and FRANKLIN line, and fifteen-minute
schedule given. -. s.,..
Cars win leave both stands on the nouf
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
Continuauce OF service depends upon pat
.o,,o,,e IL X Payne,
General superintendent.
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THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake Of saving odd
pennies don't buy an inferior
emulsion when you really need
SCOTS Emulsion.
The difference in price is
pennies. The difference in re
suits is pounds-pounds Of
new Aesh-and days Of
strength and comfort.
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