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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13
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. > < - v < SOCIAL CALENDAR ' 4 + s -D < Tuesday, April Well wi entertain ths Tuesday Euchrs Club f. s,sG = at . german
 Tuesday April wedding will take place the Of the brides parents Dr. and Mrs Pear. < st 10 o'cleck s.s ' s.. Wednesday April 0Qrs w II WHksrson VIII entersn tne < Ionisn Club Wednesday, April chapps will entertain tho No Name Club Wednesday April lehs oliver wedding will be solemn ised at ocisck the ysst Baptist chrch '
 Thursday April I7-Ths asnbsss Club will < tsrtain . Calico balt .
 Thursday Strauss will entertain the members < the Young Ladies 1uchrs Club
 April Robert Will entertain the Sans < Souc Card Club ak her at 1ghland Park '
 saturday April lo Terry Richardson sntsrtain the sur < Card C1ub Tuesday, April sarh. wedding win be solsmnssd < 1aYtist Church. .
 walker wedding will take place < o'clock at hs 0sTsst Methodist Church '
 will the Magazine Club Y
 13Ths Aaana Division of the United Daughters of the Confsderacy w,n in Denopolis ::
 Tuesday Alabama Federation of Womens Clubs VIII
 < meet in the Dscaturs. c < Y < ' < ' .
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FINED FOR GAMING.
Test Cases in Criminal Division of
 City Court.

The criminal division of inc City Court was occupied nearly all of yesterday in the trial of oGe of the gaming cases which had been caled b.fore Judge Thomas Friday.
 A test case was m 4de ia tbe trial of William Sandwich. It was understood that the cases against the other three defendants George Pcag!er. ]. Y. John son and Robert Lee would tsNs the same course. It is said that th> evidence was the same in each.
 After hearing the evidence Judge Thomas charged the jury strongly for 8 conviction. A verdix of guilty WAS re- turned immediately. and S3adwl>h was fined $50.
 An appeal was taken and bond given for tho payment of Lhe fiae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13
See the Dots on Page 24.
E, A. MARSHALL OF CHICAGO

He Will Address Y M c. A. This
 Afternoon
 Mir. F. A. Marshall, from the Moody pthle Institute at Chicago. arrived in the city last night from> Huntsville where he has been conducting very successful series of meetings.
 He will speak at the Young Mems
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Parker and Messrs J. Steiner, Oscar Lane. G. c. Lazenby, J. Riley and Ira week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Miss Mary Boyd of Lee County is spend ind a few days in the city. sn route home from 4 visit to relatives in Florida, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Willard NJ. Sweatt, 4S2 South Court Street
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on Church Street for two or three weeks It Is a pleasure to her friends in Mont gomery to have Mrs. Downs among them again,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Mrs. Bennett Griffin will leave tomor- row morning for Mobile where she goes to sing for the Philharmonic Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

You cannot get better Ice Cream Soda than ours. and it Is only DC at The Noe Redit, 3 Court Square
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Mayor Mcleod, wife and little daughter of Selma, are visiting Mrs. Mcleod g parents, Mfr. and Mrs. George W. Halls. on South Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

Nell--why did Maude break of her engage. ment With Willie poiittle? Belle-The foolish boy actually wanted to marry her.
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A LIBERAL OFFER.
Best Tailoring at Lowest Prices at
 Holt,s Dye Works

We offer tailoring of the highest class at extraordinary low prices. Grace, ele- gsnce and style characterize every gar ment we turn out. -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

friends in Grcenvllle, led german that was given there last Thursday night She assisted Mr. Walter B. Flowers.
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Misses Daisy and Edith Corner of
 Columbus, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. T. Gardner Foster, South Perry Street.
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Notion Department.
House Furnishings.

Table white red worth 2lc Oil Boiled yard ,43c
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Mrs. Charles Smith Of Birmingham is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Led yard at their home on Jefferson Street
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Mrs. John F. Weber Of St. Louis. nee Miss Dora Kohn, is visiting her mother at 702 Washington Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13
Musicale.

The public is cordially invited to attend. a musicale to Do given by the Church Street and Court Street Circles of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Court Street Methodist Church. at the parsonage, April 17th, at s o'clock ?. m. Music will be furnished by Mir and Mrs. Bennett Griffin and others. Refreshments free. 2jc. adv--su-thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

The west Electric Co. Engles' Gas Mantels.
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Miss Elizabeth Holmes of Pensacola Is the guest of her sister, Miss Sophia Holmes, at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dewees on Jefferson Street.
 Mlas NattiA Glenn of CIayton is in thS
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The West Electric Co.,, Electrical Contractors.
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Continued from Page rhirteen.)
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German at ereenvilIe.

Mss Mattie Glenn of Clayton is In th
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.

san Marcos Thomas Taylor, L. ]. L.
Green and T. L. Griffin
Livugston,-S. NJ. Peters, j. NJ. Peters,
Becviie~G. N. TIuyer H. r. Mathews.
Eiglr|w II. Rivers. Dr.. c. c. Harris,
GanadoNH. a. shannon, R. l. Sutherland,
]. r. Whtmre. NJ. A. Ford.
Gonzales j. II, Boothe, c. T. Rather,
veiasco.w W. Hoskins. w D. Graham,
GrovctonNA. j. Wood. W L. Avery. w,
Fiatonia-F w. Kaiser. Aug. Brunne-
Anrlcton-w. $. sproles, Henry Hursb.
ner, r. G Hancock.
BRYAN. Texas, May 4-school trustees:
Womack The contest was very spirited
rand much interest taken. The vote polled
Rock island, Texas. May 4,--The school
elections Of the Independent school district
Of Rock Island held yesterday resulted in
the election of the following directors: S.
Wheels. The ticRHt also voted OH issuing
$500 worth Of school bonds for the purpose
Of adding another room to the present
school house; carried by twoth!rds ma
Alvin, Texas. May 4.-school trustees:
A. w. Wilkerson, b. l.. Osgood and T. II.
Laiinc Texas, MAY 8-schoo trustees:
". 6. Weaver, w. G. Jackson and G. w.
Granger. Texas. May a.-school trustees;
s. y. DAYS, J. w Walker and G.. NJ.
Jones, members Of the old hoard, were re-
elected.
smjthwlc Texas. May 4-school trustees:
W. l.. Moore, A, +. Lowcry aud John NJ.
La La Grange Texas, May 4-school uus-
toes: Lad Y. Vanek John r, hoenIg ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BRYAN.-The colored summer normal will
open here June 20 and close July 81. h.
A. Nash of Burleson county is conductor
and p. Landry and II. T. Haynes Of this
city and A. White of Anderson constitute
the faculty.
KARNES CITY.-Calvin Hall, the young
man who was hurt last Friday by horse
falling on him, is In a fair condition 70 re.
cover. The injury was about the head and
he was unconscious for some time.
WHARTON.-The ice factory building is
now completed and Mr.. Wenzel left a few
days ago to order the machinery. il is
expected that the plant will be in operation
by June 10.
COLEMAN.-Wiley Phillips of Bango,
who hurt recently while on a Santa re
train, Is dead Of his INJURIES"
CROCKETT $4,000 canning factory
here is about completed. The building is
ready for the machinery.
MOULTON.-The Sunday school picnic at
the park was success In every particular
THOMASTON-Th local truck growe;s'
association will make application 10 JOIN
the Sorth Texas association at the VIC
toria meeting.
MANOR-A bolt OF lightning entered the
depot doing considerable damage.
KENNEY--A stock company has been Or
ganlzed TO build a public hall, something
that the town has long needed.
LULING-The prohibitlno campaign Is
well under way and temperance lecturers
are numerous In the county.
COPPELL-A small son of R. i. String.
fellow died from the effects of the bite os
a copper head snake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
Itinerary Of the Texas Press ASSOCIATE
Made lJp

Itinerary Of the Texas Press Association
Made Up.
Following Is the route and schedule Of the
Texas Press Association excursion Through
sleeper May 1925
Leave Gainesville via Missouri, Kansas
and Texas - p. m. Friday, May l6.
Arrive DenisOn via Missouri, Kansas and
Texas 800 p m, Friday. May III.
Leave Denison via Houston and Texas
Central 5;15 p. m, Friday, May IL
Arrive Houston via Houston and Texas
Central $40 a. m, saturday May H.
Leave Houston via Southern Pacific $50
a. M. saturday, May II.
Arrive New Orleans via Southern Pacific
6;1o p. m, Saturday, May II.
Leave New Orleans via Louisville and
Nashville p. m, saturday, May IL go,
Arrive Glasgow Junction via Louisville
and Nashville 11:2l p. m, SUNDAY; May y
Leave Glasgow Junction via Louisville
and Nashville As q. M Monday. May 10
Arrive Mammoth Cave via Louisville and
Nashville 500 a. m. Monday May 10.
Leave Mammoth Cave via Louisville and
Nashville 3 p. m. Monday May 10.
Arrive Glasgow junction via Louisville
and Nashville $40 p. m, Monday May 10.
Leave Glasgow Junction Via louisville
and Nashville .. m. Monday. May 10.
Arrive Lebanon Junction Via Louisville
and Nashville o:o5 mi MONDAY May III, H.
and Nashville 9:35 p. m, Monday May ~
Arrive Jellico via Louisville and Nashville
400 a. m, TUESDAY, May 20 -
Leave Jellico via southern Railway 300
a.. m, Tuesday. May 90
Arrive Ashevlne via Southern Railway
1:lo p M, Tuesday May 30
Leave Ashevlle via southern Railway
7o5 a. m. Wednesday. May 2l.
Arrive Charleston via southern Railway
7.9o p. M. "Wednesday. May u
Lenve Charleston via Southern Railway IL
p. M. Friday. May %.
Arrive Atlanta via Southern Railway 300
p. M. Saturday. May "a.
Leave Atlanta via Atlanta and West
Point 4;2o p. m, Saturday, May "a
Arrive West Point via Atlanta and West
Point 6:55 D. m. Saturday. May "a.
Leave West Point via Western Of Ala
bama 6:55 p. M, SATURDAY, May "a
Arrive Montgomery via Western OF Ala
hama 20 D. m Saturday, May "a
Leave Montgomery via Loulsville ana
Nashville f;31 p. m, saturday May "a
Arrive New orleans via Louisville and
Nashville % n m, sunday, May 20.
Leave New Orleans via Southern Pacific
T55 a. M, sunday, May p.
Arrive Houston via southern Pnclnc III
o. m, Sunday, May 90
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TeIearaph offiee at San Antonio.

San Antonio. Texas. May "a 5 o'clock
this morning lightning struck the building
No. 14o West Commerce street, owned by
L. oge and occupied by the Western Union
Telegraph company. The telegraph force
had Quit work for the night and had gone
home and no one was In the building. The
woodwork in the telegraph office caught
fire, which spread rapidly through the room
and to the second sorry, the whole Interior
being ablaze when the lire department
reached the scene. The flames were con-
hned to the building but the telegraph
office was ruined, the loss to the company
being not less than $1,000 The build,
ing was damaged $4,000, fully covered
by Insurance. Menger & Freed, wholesale
liquor dealers, adjoining the telegraph Of
fice. sustained $1,000 damage from water
and heat, covered by insurance. The West.
ern Union opened for business across the
street in q few hours.
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OF INTEREST TO - - - -
- ~ - FEMININE READERS.

thing TO look forward TO. An excellent way
OF preparing 81 Is to quarter the heads wash
With enougb milf hhp t puV cover et This
steam until the lettuce Is tender, add q
dash OF pepper and a tablespoonful OF but
ter; Let 1t stand till the butter is melted
and serve,
The water in which vegetables are boiled,
II drained on, should he saved for the soup
pot. Otherwise IL should be allowed TO
simmer down and become part of the sauce,
for Il contains great deal of the bicar-
donate Of potash which makes vegetables
The French make a delicious dish by
boiling young, tender peas in a little water,
nddlng a tablespoonful OF butter A head
Of fresh, clean lettuce Is set In with the
peas and allowed TO steam thoroughly
until tender. The lettuce is then removed
TO heated platter, a little milk added 60
the peas mixed Win a tcnspoonful OF -four.
When this comes 10 the boiling point the
thickcned peas are poured over and around
the lettuce and served.
Watcrcress cooked In the same way rs
spinach and served with butter and
hard boiled egg chopped fine is an excellent
Cabbage cooked nfter the following recipe
is palatahie TO many people who can not
eat the vegetable as ordinarily cooked.
Chop the cabbage as for cold slaw and put
II into pot Of snltcd boiling water. Boil
exactly twenty minutes; not minute
longer Drain on the water, add sufficient
milk 10 cover, dash OF paprika and a 1T
tie butter and -four mixed, When this be-
comes quite hot again shake In literally
grated Parmesan cheese. Let Il stand a
few minutes and serve. This is good
lunch dish where little meat Is eaten The
milk and cheese make II quito substantial.
Glove OF garlic boiled with cabbage gives
II most delicious flavor not at all gar
licky.
Small radishes boiled whole with a spoon
ful Of minced parsley make n delicious salad
when cold Screve with French dressing
A very good Macedonia salad is made by
adding 10 the radishes and parsley cold
stewcd celery and string beans. Make
mayonaiSc dressing. and add 10 It a table
spoonful each OF picked nasturtium seeds
and chopped chiveS Mix this with the
Macedonia and serve,
The pods Of peas which we extrava-
gantly throw away are never wasted by the
thrifty French woman. Covered with water,
they are allowed TO simmer. then pressed
through a colander. This makes an excel
lent stock In which 20 boil lettuce With
the addition of n single slice Of bacon,
pinch Of thyme and Glove of garlic It
makes nm unusually good soup,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Baseball Team at Home.

Beaumont Texas, May 5.-The Beaumont
ball team returned this morning from
Crowley where they took two out of three
from the strong team at the lower end Of
the line, and the boys have been treated
in a most cordial manner here all during
the day for their good work in the enc
my's camp, They were received at the
train by a big crowd and congratulations
were freely bestowed. BY losing yester-
dov beaumont falls one behind Lake
Charles. hut the locals expect 10 regain
this game before two more series
pass by. peculiar thing happened IN
vesterd0y's game at Crowley Myatt, who
had been traded to Crowley by Beaumont
pitched for the latter and won the only
game Of the series from them.
beaumont goes to Houston Friday for
three games and some royal battles are ex-
pected no
The Brokers and Neches clubs VIII not
have the game here next Saturday, as was
AT first thought.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Grand Iurv Is Id Work.

Beaumont, Texas, MAY 5.-Judge j. d.
Martin empanelled the new grand jury this
morning as the first work of the new term
and gave them a strong verbal charge ask
ing that they thoroughly Investigate all
rumors of vice and crime and make dill
igent search for it wherever they might
have cause to believe that such existed.
He called their special attention to viola
tons OF law that have been reported from
Spindle Top.
Following is list of the grand jury: Ed
gar Caruthers, George OBJ Willard, w. G..
lowell. Henry d. Keith. Phil Dirk, j G..
Barton, Frank Burrell. o. Blanchette, clint
Wood VIII spnks. w. Gallon. r.. A. Per
kIns. They were in session this afternoon.
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Hearne Items.

Iearne. Texas May 5.Niessrs. Sid and
Gus Myers, prominent merchants Of Mar
quez. were IN Hearne Yesterday These
gentlemen report business IN their section
as being good fer this time Of the year.
They are holding 300 bales Of cotton OF the
compress here for better prices.
A protracted meeting was commenced at
the Methodist church yesterday by Rev
Wllliford which will continue for two
weeks. Rev. +. NJ. Mcconnell OF 'Longview
held a meeting at the Baptist church dur
ing last month and great deal of good was
done and geveral converted.
Rev. Tiego Fushida. the Japanese mis-
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News Notes.

beaumont. Texas, May 5.-County Sur
veyor Daniels IS making a thorough inves-
tigation Of the conditions Of the roads In
the lower part Of the county for the pur-
pose Of allowing the commissioners court
10 remedy them and do some much needed
work.
new IRE alarm is now almost assured
since the fire last night. The city council
meets tomorrow and the majority OF the
members and the mayor are thought TO be
favorable 10 the purchase Of the very finest
system that can be had so that such
troubles can not possibly occur.
Mike Welker, a prominent newspaper
man here. has returned from a trip TO
washington where he was the guest OF
Congressman Cooper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06

London medical paper Of the highest
standing recently stated that a very serious
fever epidemic had been traced to the use
OF raw celery, which was found upon in
vestigation to have been fertlllzed with
night soil containing disease germs. Water
cress has often been regarded with sus.
picion In cases Of typhoid germs. Yet poo
pie who harbor all sorts Of germ fads and
superstitions calmly munich radishes, let
tuce and celery with no thought Of how
they may have been cultivated and very
little as to how they may have been
cleaned.
As matter OF fact, many vegetables
which we are accustomed TO eat raw are
delicious when cooked but II one prefers
the raw vegetable It Is the simplest thing
in the world to sterilize 1t. A sathrate solu.
ton OF boralc acid kept In frost jar on
the kitchen table win insure a sterilized
head OF lettuce. Dilute cupful of the So
luton with one OF water, and after the let
tuce has been freed from grit, dip it into
the antiseptic bath. Then rinse Immediate
ly with cold water, wipe dry and serve.
Celery should be treated In the same way.
each stalk being carefully pulled apart TO
Insure cleanliness. Some celery is SO dirty
that 1t really needs scrubbng with a stiff
kitchen brush to remove the grit from the
corrugated stalks.
Apropos of the vexed question Of admit.
ting American meats into Germany. Ger
man chemists have themselves reported
that boraic acid is quite harmless, aud the
sinister word 'acid" need not deter any
careful person from using It, OF course,
II preparing raw vegetables II Is all rinsed
OF again, but as 1t is very volatile. II would
escape In process of boiling anyway There,
fore It may be used with absolutely i'm
punity. Radlshes make delicious dish
when boiled. and one which may he in
dnlged In by persons who are quite unable
TO digest them raw. Roll untll tender IN
barely enough sailed water to cover them.
Then take off the saucepan lid and let the
water boil down about half; add as much
milk as there Is water. Rub together a
tablespoonful of -four and one of butter:
ndd this to the boiling milk and stir until
1t thickens.
Stewed lettuce is a favorite Swiss dish
and those who don't know It have some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Flre Was a pisastrous one.

Beaumont, Texas, May 5.-The disastrous
hre here early this morning, a brief ac-
count Of which was in this mornings Post,
was deplorable thing for Beaumont just
at this time. The Southern Pacific station
here was badly congested and Agent Put
nam had his hands full in trying to kee?
the numerous customers satisfied. Now the
records are all destroyed and the company
is badly handicapped for lack of room for
storing freight and for office room In which
10 work. The city is so badly crowded
that Mr.. Putnam has been unable to do
what he would like in the way of securing
office room, though the business OF the
company will be handled with dispatch
The origin of the fire is still unknown.
The first seen of 1t was a blaze Daring
through n dummy door from the wareroom
into the office room The man who saw it
rush In and tried to get telephone connec-
tion with the station, as there is not
good fire alarm system here, but was un-
able to get an answer. He then telephOned
to the yard for an engine TO come and get
the cars and after that rushed Into the
street and began firing a pistol, which
started the crowds and finally got out the
department When the fire department
finally reached the scene the blaze was
coming out of every window, both down
and upstairs, and the saving Of the brick
part of the building was impossible. The
steamer began to protect the frame part
and saved It from loss, Other buildings
not more than thirty feet away were also
protected fully
The superintendent Of bridges and build
ings is here and has large force OF men
clearing up the debris and will have 1t
cleaned in two or three days. The depot
stood right across an alley from the block
that was destroyed by fire last fall
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Frederiok's Condition Not Good.

Beaumont, Texas Nav George Fred
erick. the colored police officer who was
shot in the trouble Saturday, is in crit.
ical condition and It is thought very doubt
full as TO whether he will recover. Yester-
day the doctors thought that he would get
well but he seems TO have taken turn
for the worse or at least is not doing so
well today as was expected.
Ella Dickinson, the woman who died yes
terday from the effects of her wounds, was
buried today. The sister. who was also
shot, Is getting along nicely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Are Won Interested in Statistics

The lead that the house OF Meet x Chan-
don has In importatlons to any one coun-
try distances by thousands upon thousnhus
Of cases any Competitive brand. Moet q
Chandon White Seal, Epernny. France, OF
the famous Vintage OF 1893, with It's gigah-
tic strides has an increase In 1901 greater
than 100 per cent of the combined IN
crease Of all the other Champagnes import
ed.-Ady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
Bible Society Reoraanized.

Marlin, Texas, May Stalls County
Auxiliary Of the American Bible society
was reorganzcd al the Methodist church
in this city last night Hon. u I. Harlan
was elected president Mr.. o. c, Robson
secretary, T X. Barton treasurer l. /.
uuite Indictment and the crowd present
was not large. but most Of the program
was carried ont and those present We're
well entertained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Destruction Of the S. P. Freight Depot
Was a Bad Thing for the Town.
OFFICER FREDERICK is IN A BAD WAY.
Mayor Had Heavy Docket Before Him.
The Baseball Club Is Again at Home.
News Notes.

Branch office The Posts Beaumont Of.
nee Is at room l, Ogden building, corner
Pearl and Crockett, Southwestern tele-
phone 734, with l.. +. Nicely as business
representative and F. w Greer as CORE
ments or news items left at this address
viii receive prompt attention. Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as to de-
livery of papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the office promptly.
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Decoration Day al Brentwood.

Brentwood, Texas. May 4.-Confederate
Memorial Day was observed here by Camp
Stonewall Jackson United Confederate Vet
Grams. Rev c. H. Dobbs preached the
sermon at the First Presbyterian church
and during the afternoon the graves Of sol
diers who are buried here were decorated.