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Personal.

ak4aeon Foster returned yester
w. yisit 10 Austin
f ner .,s and Anne Truehart Of Gal.
4 sssei. ;ifggIs ms Mi's. IL ~ Whiifs'.
nia1 ~ ptcld OF Fort Worth paid n
vs. Ms", 10 Mrs. Bert X. Smith last
siS eastman returned last week
VIZ 'a, nis visit to Miss Joe Taylor
~ n Bogc left Monday for New
No !, psnend thp carnival time with
fns,her. Mrs. Connolly
u0 ,nra Newman Of Orange county,
W. pristtln. her aunt, Mrs Eugenla
y ~, $50 Austin street.
e,o,eie Qchiltrce, who has been
VS. n Kirby. will leave for her
f1 \. orange Tuesday morning
v.n,e Robertson Of Corpus Christi
ris I'm ,uston this week, the guest OF
Mrs. Eugenia Flowellen,
H., Armletcad returned from
VIZ Z Wednesday. accompanied by Miss
isgv Of that city, whom she had been
sp'' t,urs Grice. Miss Camilla Newton
pv u. Cotbs, Jr.. all of san An
~ ,,rr over Friday and spent Satur-
%.ltb Mrs r, n. Cobhs.
y. Homer worthington starr Of
~ Tenn, is spending a few days
Il 4, Kid cousin, Mrs. L. >. Nlck' ana VIII
~ an address at Christ church this
p,sson Of Cincinnati left Thursday
" home. after visit of several
. 70 her daughter. Mrs. S. T. r..
ell' Miss Dee Coffee Of Memphis Tom,
"a aern with Mrs. Herbert Goodwin
4 y . w. weeks. accompanied Mrs. Rec
.tsras New Orleans, where she will
r, IN he carnival on her way home.
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an address at thc Episcopal church Wednes-
day night on Sewauee university. Of which
he is graduate Mr. Sturr viii be prn-
cipal OF The West Texas Military academy
next session.
Mrs j. b. Mahou OF Port Ihyaca spent
Thursday in the city visiting relatives. She
accompanied her sister. Mrs. r. X Bedell
and family OF New Orleans. who have been
visiting her for the past two months as
Tar as Victoria,
Mrs L. l.. Laycock and her little daugh-
ter Rebccca left Thursday for Baton Rouge,
La, 10 visit relatives
Mrs NJ. l., Potash and Mrs. Powers were
among the VlctorIans to take in Mardi
Gras this year.
Mrs. G.. G. Dawson returned to her home
IN Missouri this week after a pleasant visit
90 Mr.. and Mrs, II $. Greer,
Miss MYRTLE Jones OF lnez is visiting
Mrs w H. Poole.
Mr.. r + West Of Refugio passed through
the city Monday, accompanying his daugh.
ter May. whom he Will place In tho Wis
itRtiou convent at Mobile. Ala
Miss Marguerite linn entertained n large
number Of hcr Young friends WeduCs lay,
celebrating her twelfth birthday.
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ORANGE

me Eiks held their carnival this week
ana a glorious success IT was. The evopt
was Drought to close Thursday night by
novel confetti battle. IN which sevoTll
hundred persons participated. rho sce,o
I %as an exceedingly novel one. and beggars
As a result of the carnival the utr,c
Sv,laples which had been on the cards for
week '"''' h'N'
Mrs W. 2. Chambers. wife NJ ,ba sn,o..
lhtehdent Of the Cow Bayou Canal nnJ IT,
rE5ton company. has arrived I'm tho rjtv
"I9 VIII make Orange her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. q. s. Converse ar 0r,il.
y. y, were arrivals in the CITY mis- WOOL,
way TO California
Hiss Lillian Bland who has been spend.
ing several weeks in Lake Charles has
returned to her home.
Mti, oHihie, after pleasant VISIT to
her home. ''V" W
6, Il Ilnebareer and wife Of Indiano
were in the city this week visiting III"
family Of his brother, S G.. Lnebar.e,.
IN, George l.. Mnntze and vie have
nspn spending several davs IN the cltv
isl'ns V,ronS. points ot interest to a
SRA. ger. Ir Mentze and VIII, are resi-
dCntS OF New York
MIS- c. " Hole Is spending n fortnight
tvltes. "''' ''S
Miss Cora Pace Of Sabine Pass was an
arrival in the city this week Miss Pace
IL the guest Of Mrs J. L. Hart
Mrs. n. J butcher. Mrs, r. w. Brown
ana Mrs w. II. Stark left early in the
week on visit TO Cincinnati
MISS Rovutnn OF Shreveport, La, Is the
guest OF Miss Lctte Loncy.
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LocKHARr.

Mr.. ointhus Ellis, accompanied ny his
sister Mrs. Hillyer has again gone 10 san
Antonio for medical treatment.
Mrs T. C. Livengood has returned home
from Corsicana where she has been visit
ing her brother
SIR, and Mrs Mangus OF >Gonzales are
visiting the family OF Mr. fritz Hcyc
Dr. Champion and family Of Lurng were
vititing in the city the drst Of tho week
aiu Scre ihe guests OF Editor stephens
Of the Post
The Chicago Glea club failed 10 mret
.hclr eug0gPmon. ~ Lockhurt ON account
of -ha sickness ~ one % tho members
The Ethel Tucker company ~ holding
forth az the opera house this week.
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CALVERT

Miss Lucy Adoue IS visiting IN Palestine,
the guest Of her brother Mr. Julian Adouc.
Miss JUNE Payne Of Ennis is visiting
her sister, Strs I'd McLendon,
Miss Claude Martin Of Lampasss IS Wis
iting Miss Anuie BOYD
Miss Goldie Petluck Of TYLER Is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. A. Marks.
Miss Maggie Dcchnrd of Franklin ~ Wis
itiug relatives IN Calvert
Mrs G. W. Sparks OF Waxahachie Is
visiting her parents, Or. ana Mrs. j. 4.
Mrs. s Hart Of Woo Is the guest Of
Miss Gussie Oscar.
Mrs. Hy Oscar and Mr. J. Bcdach visited
San Antonio this week the gentlemen
named being delegates TO Independent Or
der Odd Fellows lodge.
Miss Lncy Brown entertained the Pleas
ant Hour club On Thursday afternoon. the
occasion being geography. The result 0l
q spirited contest was that Miss Marian
McNutt was awarded first prize.
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BRYAN.

Mrs. Ben 5. Read Is visiting in San An.
tonic.
Misses Mary and Nellie Rohde are visit
ing In Hearne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Newman ot In
dependence are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d.
A. HoTtman,
Miss Gussie Kyle went 10 Waco wednes-
day 10 attend the funeral Of her sister.
Mrs o. W David.
Mrs Anna Hardwirk Pennyhacker presi-
denf ~ Inc state Federation Of Wcnan's
Cinhs is inc guest ~ Mrs w. :. Howell.
The Womau's Reading club or this city
rendered Mrs. pepnyheeker, president Of
ths statA Fsdssaten sf Wemaa's Clubs 4
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BEAUMONT


lrsa th.mss,ol the Episcopal church coy.
he succas. sIves with glory Wednesday by
'aiert,,n,ssslui elimination Of their unIoue
fstn Jnls. "A Tour Round the World -
lzlke M verne required eighty DAYS 70
He h famous trip around the world
|lsat "a - Issued for the women OF Beau-
itsy., 'S'eW his wonderful achievement
|Ys a. me shade by their delichttul
S'tsd frou1 1 M duration. The voyagers
Az theneh there they sci san for Ger
.asl retprn 70 Japan and on around,
sen brisb1tns "a our own loved WASH.
mi tle and happier for theh spln
Hlto 4 ~ ~, Philadelphia was rep
ssslsted tor!, quaint little Quak
gehers - held forth al Mrs Macon
/, tfespnfedF ~ ~ hon G. WASHINGTON wus
Y as hostsel The Oaks" NTH Mrs Pol.
0s,saied one Among the countries rep,
~ Japan. NreF ing OF special me itlOn
taaes ~ turned into 4 vnritsti p f,.i..s y.
;sle decor ~ the beauty OF The Orieut.
" he AIS were especially inported
ralyaslon. There We're fans and
Isi d Jansss,s with here and there a rare
e-thst loynise prle-a- brac. The immor-
...itsR VIII senee and the rooms were be-
~ "ha blossoms and chrysanthe-
w iad NJ spen mellow glow over every
Z z 81 borrt CONS were heavy With the
3 re baantsts iense. THE visitor drank
y the msrets sweetness OF the land
* 70 iigea ssg snFfand felt as II be would
/, Hasioas olefey captive IN japan.
49, costume nee were served ~
ssstsr receiving with Mrs Niusr we're.
s'slfg oftmer Frlnk. u. q Lively
's'tr Herss!, Henry Keith. w II. Ford.
y W. Heywcod, c. d.
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HEARNE

Miss Floy Beekham returned this week
from a visit 20 Austin.
Mrs d. W Hamilton left Monday for
Hampstead on a ylait
Miss Cora Barron OF Calvert is visiting
in the city.
Miss Young ~ Hampstead visited rela-
tivcs 10 the cts Saturday and sunday
Misses Mary aDd Npllle Rhode Of Bryan
visited feiatiges 81 Heurne Friday.
Mrs. r. W. simmons IS visiting IN Ennis
this week
Miss Gusta Patskle returned 10 her home
IN Waco Monday after several weeks VISIT
70 this city.
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A Man to Be Envied.


UtITolt Itfr Tfpss.
mo" said Mr.. Fosdlck, decidedly. II
tell you once for an, my daughter. that /
can not thiuk Of letting you marry iiat
young man, Why, he's nothing but poor
farmer"
Poor farmer papaT repeated Miss Eos
dick. II guess YOU don't know that Reu.
ben has ten acres Of fine potatoes ready
tor the market
'iieavensl You don't sayY I withdraw
my objections. Ny dear child, you will
he rich beyond the dreams Of ayarire'
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VICTORIA.

Mrs ]. w Henderson Of Beaumont Is
here at the bedside OF her mother, Mrs
f. f.. Pickering who has been quite sick
for several days.
Mrs. !. NJ. Rosboroush left Thursday for
New Orleans 20 meet her mother, who is
on ropte from Lebanon. Tenn. 10 visit her
The n f. " Social club hHd dance
al the club rooms Wednesday night
Rev Homer WogthiEEton starr dEuTefsa
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the professional ana business mon and
their wives Of the city. The primitive log
school house with th" original funtHre,
the children with their dinner hashcts,
marbles and balls ANA the dress Of that
time. Some OF the boys barefooted with
Osnaburg and bed ticking sHspeudcrs aud
short pants some OF me girls With tneir
shoes tlcd together aud swung across their
arms with long p0utalcts viii be one OF
the scenes The program, while raider
lengthy win be quite amusing aud very
funny for the little folks.
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magnificent reception Friday afternoon gt
the home Of Mrs. ! Allen Myros 90 wuIuu
were invited ell tine club women of Bryan
More than hundred guests were preSyW.
and the affair was elegant in every detail
Many nice couyteSics have been extended
TO Mrs peunvbnckcr during her visir TO
this city, as BRYAN Is her old home, and
she has host OF friends here Who are
glad TO be with brr again,
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CAMERON.

Alias Carrie Williams Of MaysGeld is
making an extended visit TO her aunt,
Mrs. w. r McKlnney
Miss Kituc Black n Temple IS visiting
her aunt. Mrs. u. II Lang.
Miss lstcllc Mclyer Is visiting her sister,
ME- w. Il Yong, 10 Dallas.
Miss Georgia lott has retained from a
pleasant visit 10 Bolton.
Miss Susie hin OF leander IS visiting
her sistor Mrs. n. ". McCieary.
Miss Scarborough of Austin, after nice
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NAcoGoocHEs.

The lsdles Of the First Baptist church
have an entertainment under way Tor he
purpose Of establishing a charity fund
which will be very attractive aud amus-
Jog especially 70 the school childuen o.
the present are. Tho old district school n
seventy ,bve tsgrs uso will be presented,
aHd the kehoal ehldTss are eempesed Of
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CROCKETT.

Mr. X. l., Aldrieh and Miss Mary Monk
were married Wednesday afternoon al the
residence Of NJ John T.. Monk. Rev. ".
n SoWeil otiiciatina. Both are well known
society Young people and are ponnlar
They left on the evening train FOR Hons
ton, Beaumont New Orleans ana other
places un u wedding tour
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risit 10 Mrs Lizzie Wilson, has returned.
Miss Ethel tladdish of Ncxia 4 vhlfip,
Miss Pearl Todd.
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MoscoW.

supdas a. high noon" ~ the hame or
the brides rAyeats. Mr.. and Mira J. ~
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v,s0peIl we're elected as mem
..,t Literature club met with
~ cs'' ssrkIn last week and discussed
" = schoolmaster. The next
ID, for ne With Mrs. orville Ewing
k,tng WI viii be THE Kings Pawn"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
BIG FIND
Another Strike Made in the
 MinOOk Country.

Another rich find has been m lde at Ram part. The news was brought up on the Victorian that CHI and Wright have struck pay on Gold Run, ln the Mlnook country. The strike has created stir around Rampant. The find Is the result Of the first hole to bedrock on the claim Pans were washed as high as sI.so, and 10 to zs cents. are average ones. Mr. Wright Is quoted as predicting Gold Run as rich as Glen, and no one ln the camp Is better qualified to judge. Wright having worked the richest ground on Clan the past winter.
 Gold Run parallels Glen, and:s only separated fr m the latter by low rounded ridge.
 The Rampant Forum says; "Thls strike Is proof conclusive that the gold crossed Gold Run from Glen and thence on to Rhode Island. The same Is undoubtedly true of the creeks on the east of Glen. Dorlc, Bo1thby, Joe Bush, Seattle Jrp Skookum and Williams, where DeldwOOd picks up the pay before It crosses Into the upper end of the Hootllnana. A little prospecting and a few more holes tO bed rock, will place this section ahe Id of any along the Yukon"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
TRACY AND POSSE CLASH
 ONCE MORE
Cudihee's Men Exchange Shots With the
 Notorious Outlaw. None Hurt

Thls:ls the first nsws to be received in Alaska from the Seattle man hunt, since July 8. At that time 1t was reported that Tracy had crossed the sound and was ln Hoods canal country, closely followed by Sheriff cudIhse. It Is evident that he Is at hls old tricks again of returning to the country from which he has been driven out.
 The blood hounds now used are not the young dogs used before, but they are older and have had experience,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Marshal Shook caught Ernest C, MOr- dce, the Negro ex-soldler, who Is sus' p,cted with robblng the Rug restaurlnt few hours after the robbery. MOrrlce was followed by Frank B. MeDOnald and a
 representative of the DIlly Alaskan and located In house of Ill-npute. Mr. Shook returned from Halnes about o'clock and taking up the clue as given him found Moulee In his cabin near the house referred to, lying on the bed. Morlce stIll had hIs clothes on. When arrested he had lot of silver on hls person and a sum o, money corresponding with the amount taken from
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Seattle, July u.-ShsHff Cudlh's's posse came in contact with Harry Tracy last night, and exchanged shots with him at COvlngtOu, little coal mining town about 20 miles southeast from Seattle, and about three miles from Black Diamond No one was hurt and Tracy made hls escape. The blood hounds which arrived few days ago from WalIa walla' were placed on his track and followed the l'all well.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
Mr. Hall in shaEway

Mrs. James Hall and baby are registered at the Grand hotel. Mrs. Hall Is the wife of Jim Hill. the million lire KIOndiks miner, owner of the famous No. v on El- dorado until he sold lt recently. Mrs. Hall Is en route South. Before her marriage she was an actress and one of the famous drummond sisters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
REGISTER ROBBER:;IN
 CUSTODY
Deputy Marshal Shook Bags Man Suspected
 of Looting the Mug Restaurant.

the Mug register, S247s. When asked to explain hls possession of so much money MOuIee stammered and replied that hs'had received SaO from Mrs. COnnor. The latter said she had lOined MOrIoe sr early In the day,
 The marshal also arrested G. W. ThOmell. Monlee's partner. He was h an adjoining shack and had not yet dlaobed though he was In bed. The charge against Thoinell Is vagraneY, pending further search for evidence.
 MOrrlee will have a preliminary ex- animation today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
TOPEKA
Arrived In and Left Out Last
 night.

The Topeka arrived ln port last night at 2 o'clock with little freight but she had 2s passengers and several days mail.
 The Topeka called at many places com lne North having a large freight cargo out Of Seattle, She had a large mail. She sailed South at TO o'clock last night with s passengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
DOING WELL
Mr. Jennings Stood Trip to
 Ketchiken Fine.

A letter from ]. F, Pugh to the editor of the Daily Alaskan, dated July 8. at Keteh- kan, stated that Mr. and kr. Jennings were on the Cottage City, which had just passed that place and that Mr. Jsn- nlngs had stood the trip splendldly under the care of Dr. Hall. who was on board.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
TWO COMING
Dawson and YukOner Due At
 WhitehOrse.

Whltehorse, July 1.-The Yukoner and the Dawson will arrive here tonight. The latter passed HOOtallnqua at 2 o'clock this morning and the Yukoner ato. The Yukoner will sail on the return trip at $ o'clock tomorrow evening.
 The Mary Graf passed Five Fingers at 3p,m.
 The whltshorse sailed from Dawson to- day. The Columblan,arrlved there today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
CrImmins Tied Up

Capt Langley. of the Upper Yukon river steamer Wilbur Crlmmlns, came oyer from White Hone, last night, and Is going to Seattle for a short tup. The Crimmlns has been tied to the dock where she Wlll remain only for few weeks un- tll the captain returns from the South.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
RotIrn

The party who took the silk handker- chief from my pocket Friday afternoon, will please return slme and no questions asSet. w. J. Peterson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
Cots Ten Years

Edward Harris, the aeeompllce of Brophy and TomellIn h the Dominion gambling house hold up at Dawson, last winter was sentenced by Judge DuGas on the 4ih Inst, to hagd labor for 10 wears. lt twill be remembered that TomsTlln, who turned kings evidence. was allowed to 60 flee, while Brophv was sentenced to hard labor for lIie.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
Find for DIsOrderly Conduct

]. Johnson and W. Fraser. were found guilty of using proflne language on the streets of Skagway, h Judge Rogers court yesterday, and fined $50 each.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Belle of Lexington Whlskey-eight years old-just out Of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt whls- key-strictiy pure-Ot tho Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

"All the news that's it to print" pub llshed In the Daily Alaskan Send in vour subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

fl you want to be well Informed on loea happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas kan. Phone TO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Fresh milk X lream from the Skagway Pioneer Dairy at ChealandeT's, 5th Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Celebrated WaShbum mandollns, gul- tars and banjos. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12
Grips and valIcss at claysOn 8.

Fresh taffy daIlv at ihs soss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

All the delit1cIeS Of the season at the Royal Cafe. Lunches put up on short notice
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-12

Blankets and quilts at ClavsOn's.
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TIE NEW HOTEL.
NassvSai Co0es Rreo Two Sides
sf ToWn-MeMllsaa's and Long's
nssek Yar6a sspplyiss View Baibss.
ine WIN Rrfok.

Nassvtai Cosses Rreo Two Sides
sf fown-MeMilsaa's and Leng's
DRsek Yards sapPlyie6 View BaiSd.
inG Wish Brick.
Tho capital ssook fora new hotel In Aboe-
VILE having boon subscribed. IN organisation
hao bean effected with Mr.. Roeenourg % pres.
idenI Tho contract for buiidtne the hotei
has ssa ,ss e sn "a As,ps. n,m q so% sp
tiful eppeaFanoe, and we have no doubt that
ths buiidtng itselG when completed, viii Dc
entirely sasisfactory ahko % stockholders and
'as 1sSsyis Siiiss x RrSs sSsn b .sunaan,y supplied
mSss Sssidious may be lodged and seryed %
sspssey AZ pssss1s s,ss. xs ssys aE ,ss 'ss Slsno
dstion ofthe public. The meals st the 0lenn q
Theg aro vsii prepared and in sueh variety
ssd RscsasiSn e. 49, 70 plssss an. snyGSScy y: had Ms
competition and larger business Ne 90 not
Know what 10 would do.
Ths new hoeel VIII be one Of the best In this
part of eoontsy, 9Th all the ney and modern
elegant dining rooms. beautiful pariors. In.
wiling sitting focmss and bed rooms, that
woaM rnAts the weary sleep their lives
room; and ihe psniries Win Ss such that no
poor meals Will be furnished TO anybody.
It has been vuggntsd that the name Of the
holol b Hotel Harmony" Thte, because
the people were 90 harmonious and % united
on tho Subject Of building hotel, and because
OF tho patriotic spirit which aotuatod % many
ofo1r e1tissns In taking stock.
cotton mill, Mr.. VieanskA and Mr.. R0eenbrg
Sake Leading partA. These gentlemen havef
dooe muoh 10 build mp AbbeviIle, and II their
Nvos are spared they will no doubt do much
Tor the good Of tho town. Their great 500.
oea6 In buslnesa hen rorulted In tho creates,
Srr1,6 "a the town. In all the public impro 70
ments thoy have been among the foremost
and the liberal fortune which they have
aec1muiatod, has made them mctofs In every
b0flding Of tho town. II . railroad was pro
poesd, ihey sabscribed p the bead Of The list
proDptly on hand. When the cotton mil
Was 6uilt no ono took . more actiye part
And nov when the hotsi ID % be built. they
are as the head Of the organisation: Wner
the bankn were estAbiished their innuenc'
Vas S0ll and Mr. Visanskn 10 dtrectof II
both the National and the Farmers banks.
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Mr., John Miller, OF Newberry spent few
days last week with his brother. MI. J. II.
MiS Lula Penney will leave our nelghbor-
hood nsxt Sunday. On Monday she will take
ohaYRo of tho Little River school. Mias Lula
tanehs one of our Schools nvo yean and dur.
ina thai time she mado many friends who
arc always glad 70 have her In oer midst.
and nov reGfes her leaving. Best viahes 81
tend hsr In her nav school where we are as.
Sorod chs VIII give p1rfect sAtiEfaoiion.
&i0 NnrRnyoe Adamson, OF Troy, " vtait-
Ing her s1stor, Nrs. L A. Keller.
On account OF Hines. Rev. MIKE McGee. Of
Honsa Path. was unable % meet his appo'.t-
meut at Beniah last Sundsy. Rev. DR..
0artrer Of Greenwood nlied his place.
last Sunday With Mr.. J. Z. Mandy.
Nlssea Naxgte and Virginia LoDax were
the guests Of Aise Idle Mundy last Thars.
4 number Of our people will take In the
c1rous as Greenwood.
Tn0 New York ana Atlanta telephone line
Alnaoss eoilous the lower part OF this Route.
It = plainly viaibie near the homes Of Messrs
T. N. and e. b Toibers.
Oae of our prosperous young farmers has
flpe plnder patch Of nve rows, one hundred
ard ninesy-one yards long. Pindors are good
chen4 bod tor swine and We soo vhere ne
q wise IN planning 20 save bis corn.
Niss Annie Davis returned home saturday
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from N,nty Slx where she hes been spenoins
sometime with her sister. ME. Joe Edoy.
Mn. J. d. 0nmbrell spent several days ias'
week &C Nr. Luther HadonS. ,,
MIps Annie Keller has school near WAL
haila In Ocouee county.
Tho conytots have just completed wolk On s
the Five Notch road. This road has been 70
bad condition Tor Q long time, thereiore tno
Work did not come before Il was needed.
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Act a Feature.

II you arc running q summer school and
need books 60 TO The Speed Drug Co. They al
ways have them on hand.
VINOL for sale by The Speed Drug Co.
Anything In the drug line can DO had at
MiIfOr6s Drug store. Phone lU7.
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HAS OPENED AN OFFICE UNDER THE
III Gien.E;ths Hotel On the public square.
and will be glad 10 receive orders for any
kind OF work IN his line.
July .. 1902. u