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81 consolidation from all over tho United
Quite number Of young people went ont
70 dance wednesday night given by the
Spring Creek Social club
IneTe WIS an lmpromptu excursion 10
Lori kayaca Tuesday night given to enable
Nlftorians to see more Of the Southern Pa
night there.
Miss Agnes Bell OF San Antonio is visit
ing MIS- A.. w. Burroughs.
MIS-. ,. NJ, Bailey and children aud Miss
Bailey left Wednesday for Adrian Mich,
where they will visit
ME- and Mrs. J. l., Lockett went to Hous.
dnys.
lIrs,. \. a. Mcintosh. Mrs B. NJ. smith
and Mrs. G. Mcintosh left wednesday for
Lampnsns to spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ McFndden are back
from Rocknolt, where they INDUCED In
tarpon fishing. Each OF them landed a
Mir j. A. McFadden and daughter. Miss
Maggie; Mr.. Theo.. Buhler and daughter.
Miss Katie, and Mr. A. h. Peticolas re.
turned Tuesday from months trip to the
Pacific coast. They left here with the
Travellers Protective Association axcrt
sion.
Mrs f. II. Huck. Mrs. f. A. welder and
Misses Angela and Eleanor Regain went TO
san Antonio Saturday to remain several
days.
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CROCKETT.

Mr. oscar Farls and Miss Charlotte Hill
were married Wednesday night at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father. Hon. f. II.
Hin, Rev. H. W. Moore officiating. The
contracting parties are well known society
young people and have many friends. 1t
was pretty home wedding, with only the
immediate relatives Of the family present.
Miss Hattie Creekmore OF Trinity Is in
the city. the guest OF Miss Iizzle Howard.
Mrs. +. w. Freeman Of Corsicann is visit
ing her brother Captain T. W. Thompson.
The following are some Of Crocketts Wis
itors for the past week; Mrs. John Wood
Of Lovelady. her father, City Marshal Har-
kins; Pick Lacy and wife If Rusk, their
father, Mr. j. c. Lacy; Mrs A. NJ De CUR
Of Louisiana, her father. Colonel H. w.
Moore; Miss Inez Bowden of Huntsville,
Miss Ethel Word Of Palestine. who has
been visiting the Misses Wootters has re.
turned home.
Miss Fannie Goclshec Is in oakhurst. the
guest of Mrs b. j, Deuproe
Rev Ellis Smith and family ara visiting
relatives at Nacogdoches.
Miss Emily Smith entertained Wednes iav
evening Five couples were present, Re
treshments were served
Miss Ethel Wootters gave a moonlight
picnic Tuesday evening al Hurricane bayou
complimentary To Miss Laura Painter OF
Galveston. A delightful lunch was served
MISS Joe MacTavlSh Of Kenuard. who has
been attending school at Monroe. Mich,
home
Mrs. A R. Spence has gone to San An
tonic 10 spend the summer with her daugh-
ter Mrs. DR.. r. n Hicks,
Miss Frances Wootters Is visiting Nfisa
Ardrle Denman OF Lufkn.
MISS Norma Sims Of Mtneola Is visiting
her uncle, j. u. Sims
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WALLIS.

Mr.. H. B. Montgomery and wife Of
Bloomington, Ill, ere in the city. Mr..
Montgomery is vice president and general
manager Of the Texas Land and Irrigation
company, which is putting in rice canal
at this point.
Mss Lydia Ward has returned home from
Sealy, where she has been for the past
six months as teacher
Miss Annie Laurie Johnston Of San An
tonic is visiting the Misses Ward. Miss
Johnston ia very popular and has a host OF
friends to welcome her when she comes to
Wallis.
The following young people attended the
Ice cream supper given LISA for the
benefit of the church building fund: Misses
Ella Sproles Lena Brandt, Myrtle Rogers,
Una and Suella Hood, Blanche CoolbauGh,
Matte Brandt, Carrie Cox, sudle Howard,
and Messrs. w. o. Terry. X. r. Hood,
Leonard Remington, Robert Dabney and
Sunset Cox. They report having had a
splendid time, although they did get lost
while going.
Miss Maggie Eyayard returned home yes
terday from Marlin.
Miss MCGOWAN who has been visiting
Miss Johnston, returned home this week.
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sEeuIN.

Mrs. George Chamberlain of San An.
tonic is a guest of Mrs. John Moore.
Miss Rosamond EIDE Of San Angelo Is Wis
ting Miss Brownie Donaho.
Mr.. aud Mrs p, ]. Miller Of Gonzales
were guests of Mrs. Eugene Nolte this
week.
Mrs. j. H. Vaughan was in San Antonio
Monday.
Miss Mabel Gun of San Antonio is spend
ing week with Miss Moie Franks.
Rev. j. C. Wilson has returned from
Kyle where he has been attending district
Miss Sue Shelby has been visiting in
San Antonio the past week.
Miss Annie Mahan has returned home
after, spending week with Miss Ida
Mrs Emma Short gave little lawn
part to her SUNDAY school class and n few
invited guests Thursday afternoon Ice
cream. cake and sherbet were served In
abundance and the little folks enjoyed the
evening to the fullest extent.
Ine Cardinal club was entertained by
Miss Agnes Erskine Thursday afternoon.
which the club decided to take vacation
and VIII not meet again till the first Thurs
day in October.
Mrs. McCallum has returned from two
weeks visit to Lavernla.
Mrs. j. r. Campbell, Mrs. Maria Baker
and Miss Agnes Baker left Thursday morn
Mr. Fennell Dlbrell has returned from
college to spend his vacation.
=, Miss Julia Freeman left sunday night for
Waco to visit friends and relatives
Mrs. D Adler and little daughter are Wis.
itlng relatives in Lulng
Mrs II. $. Tanner Of Flatonia has moved
to this city. He is the new railroad agent
Mise Erna Eberhard is visiting friends
at Works Creek.
Mr.. Peter Mclaughlin, representing the
Of ha ca AntA H.
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sum for the benent Of the association was
res Mrs NJ. Young OF Yoakum, visited
,. Mrsd here the afst Of the week. she
was accompanied by her son, cato, VINO y
= sailor on the United states nattlesnip
N NIss Fannie ArnLm is visiting relatives ia
ICY" Avant and family are here from
Ntan,nii IL Tenn on visit 10 relatives.
Nj q n Green and her daughter MISS
Mamie arc visiting In Yoakum
Mis- Adelaide Bagby Is visiting MISS MOI
Tie Palmer In Yoakum
Mrs w. n Bennett and Mrs NJ. veal are
In Center Point Kerr county, Tor tue
Mrs Judge James Ballard and her. daugl,
ter. Miss Mayte, have gone to mineral
Wells for the summer ,, -
Mrs A. Meyerhoff and Miss Mollie Mar
Conzales. San Antonio and Austin.
Mrs W. A. MAR has returned from a
visit TO New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs Fl j. Mosig were here from
In grange the first Of the week on a visit
10 friends. ,.
Mrs Max Landa Is at home from visit
TO relatives In Eagle Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Tlillje visited In Sinner
the first NJ the week
Mr.. James Muecke and family are here
from Rosebud visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs c. II, Bodey OF Fort Worth
are visiting the family of u. B. Howerton,
father of Mrs Bodily.
Miss Dora Brewer has rsturned to her
home In Gonzales after pleasant visit co
friends In this place.
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Personal.

Mrs. W b. Chew visited in Jefferson the
past week.
Miss Lila May Mcknight Of Laredo is
tho guest OF Mrs. John MaScy for u few
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. ziegler sailed Thurs
day FOR New York 10 spend the summer
months.
Mr. obd Mrs George L. Porter and Miss
Winnie Porter have gone to Virginia for
the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Bnllngsly and son loft
Thursday to spend the summer in the
City OF Mexico.
Miss Logan and Miss Agnes Logan Of
Fort Worth are with Mrs. w. II, Lloyd,
li04 Dallas avenue.
Miss Edith MmngeA after a visit OF soy
cral weeks with friends in New Orleans,
has returned home
Major and Mrs, John f. Dickson have re
turned from their trip to New YORK and
other points Of interest.
Mrs Charlotte Ward Drew aud two
sons will leave Tuesday Tor Virginia to
spend the summer IN that state and other
points OF interest.
Mrs James Leavell and little daughter
Grace, accompanied by Miss Grace Nor
rell, VIII leave Tuesday for Kugsand to
spend several weeks.
Miss Zeole johnson and Miss Gertrude
logan gcft saturday morning for tho
North, where they will spend the summer
with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs Grlbble and Miss GrIbbIe
nre In their cottage. at Rayridgc for the
summer. MIR. and Mrs. Dexter Holt are
Keeping house in the Gribble home an Web
stcr avenue.
Miss Harriet Levy, Mrs Joseph Cold.
man and children, Master Maurice and
Miss Adeline Else, and maid, viii pave
next Wednesday night for Manitou. Col.
to spend The summer,
Miss Gencvieve Jones of Nacogdoches
who hns been the guest OF Miss Genevieve
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
VICTORIA.

The annual childrens day excursion 10
Port Lavaca was one OF the most success
full on record. 400 being aboard when the
two trains. one from Rosenberg and one
from Cuero left here. There were lght
showers before the trains left. bur they
deferred no one from going, Before they
reached the port the rain set in for the day.
marrlng the pleasure OF the day. The trams
left for Victoria at $40 o'clock. much
earlier than intended, on account OF tho
continued rain. Everybody, however. was
in good spirits realizing that the rain was
Of incalculable henert 10 the country.
Mr.. Ahram Levi celebrated his eightIeth
anniversary Tuesday, June "a. belug sur.
rounded by all Of his children except Leo
Levi. who was detained by important legal
business in New York city. where he now
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Halff and Mr.. NJ
Hans Of San Antonio were here for the
occasion, the other children all rssidinr
here. He received great many telesrams
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BRYAN.

Mrs Charles Woods and Miss Myrtle
Woods Of Hearne are guests of Mrs. A. NJ.
Rhodes
Dr. and Mrs. Bartlett Sims OF New Or.
leans are visiting Dr. Sims parents, Colo.
mel and Mrs. NJ. w. sims OF this city
Miss Lucille McLendon has gone TO spend
the summer in Virginia.
Mrs Dolph Newman Of Houston IS visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Holt
Mrs j., L. Josey Of Huntsville Ia the
Mp Frank Clarke left yesterday 10 visit
Antonio have. been the guests Of DR.. ana
Mrs. Ben $. Read this week,
Mrs. ). W. Holmes Of Beaumont is in
VIZ cry attending the closing exercises Of
Mrs, Scion Stanley OF Loganspor. La, is
mNS'Iulpg her parents, Judge and Mrs. W.
Miss Christian Collard Of Mart is the
guest " Mrs. NJ, j. Coiard
Miss Ruby West OF Calvert is visiting
Miss Lila Graham Mclnnis
Mrs II. h. l.. Knight OF Dallas is guest
of Mrs. a. s. Parker.
Miss Amarel Derden of Corsieana Is yis-
itlng Mrs Lille Chance
Mrs Charles Mills OF corslcana and Mrs
j, Fred Smith OF Dallas are visiting their
parents; Colonel and Mrs " W, Sims
Miss Daisy Astin of Mumford Is spending
Miss Elizabeth Carnes who IS the guest
Of Mrs. w, S. Howell, was given a most
dellghtfnl evening at the Howell home,
ne Willows" saturday, June II. from
1870 To 1890 The spacious lawn and gal
leries were bright With Japanese nhterns
and the pretty rooms, made fraarant with
fresh cut flowers in honor of the happy
occasion. Sixty happy children enjoyed the
hospitality NJ the hostess and her charming
little gnest OF honor and were sorry when
Inc time came to say COCO night, Many
Interesting games were introduced aud the
handsome prizes awarded were Thoroughly
appreciated by the recipients. Punch,
watermelon. ice cream and cake were
served during the evening.
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CALVERT.

One of the most unique events of the sea-
son was The Trip Around the World"
given by the Daughters Of the Confederacy
on Friday evening last for the purpose Of
raising money for the Jefferson Davis
monument. The trip was made on
large mule wagons. After buying their
tickets at the station located at
Mrs L. II. Fulor's. the tourists
boarded the trains en- route for China Mrs
Robert Frazier over the doorway of this
home was the inscription" This is China
All Chinese customs Observed therefore
you WIN, please remove your shoes before
entering. This amusing request caused
some embarrassment among the young men,
which was only relieved when they found
mat THIS singular custom could he avoided
10y the payment Of a small tax The proSid-
ing dignitarieS Of the Oriental empire were
MIS-. Robert Frazier, Misses Kelly and
Rankin of Hampstead, Johnson Beasiey and
henderson, who were seated on sofa cusn-
IONS on the floor. Here tea and rice were
served in the truly Chinese fashion. The
next country visited by the travellers was
Mexico Mrs. Harry Fields. Misses Brown,
tIeld and Gibson. attired as senortas
greeted the company and gratefully served
popular Mexican dishes The last place
reached on the Journey was Washington
cltr-at the home of Mrs j. H. Gibson.
Mrs. Gibson was assisted in receiving by
Mesdames l.. S. Cashier. Burk. Ivey Dren-
nan and Miss Russell The house was beau
tliuliy decorated in red, white and blue.
delightful cream and cake was served on
the lawn, Al Washington the tourists were
entertained by the following unique pro
gram Vocal solo. Miss Balna Evans: rect
tation by Miss Hassie Henderson. and ia.
strnmental music
:, Mrs, II. Stricken is visiting friends in
Franklin.
:, Mrs. Nettie Groom is visiting relatives in
Dallas.
Miss Kate Higginbotham is at home from
npSier' Wnerg she was attending the Tyler
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MARSHALL.

MRS, =. 5. Riggs entertained ia a,.,s
this afternoon from 4 TO y - Anaa
MISS Florence Weir entertained /, Is,
Oh friends Monday night at a dane. =
MT b. L. Heartsell and WIFI |.
Dalton Ca. visited friends here MI s ii u
Mrs. George l.. Leachman Of Dana,
the guest of Mrs. t. ]. whsles. "
MISS Nellie Watts and brother H.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. i !,
Bialock. have returned to Nacosdocbe,
s,s MISS Mary Key Crawford entertained
MISS 1nez Mathews of Jeifersor y \.
pleasant guest Of Miss Edna conta =
Misses Mattle Rogers and LillIa Fos.y
JEFFERSON, spent several DAYS In Msras
this week. S - 4iAr'a
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SMlTHViLlE.

Mrs. .. II. Mccormick OF TyIy u ~
Ting her mother, Mrs. II. ]. Fowr
Miss Maggie Jones has returne to ~
home in Houston, after week sysit .
her sister, Mrs. d. w. Evans.
Miss Ola Morehead OF Bremond llvlslIiii
Miss Leah Powell.
Miss Marietta BeTlan OF Bastroi Is W
iung friends in the city.
Miss Laura Reneck left Thursay ~
Waco TO be absent month, attedlng
summer normal school being held tsrs.
Mrs. j. IL. Bean OF Fort Worthis ~
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bette CspslL
Miss Daisy Can has returned hone aill
n two weeks visit 10 Houston ant ,Nu
inson.
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MlNEoLA.

Miss Norma Sims has returned tn ,
three weeks visit to relatives in crkstt
Mrs. N. V. Niblack of Van zandt unit
IS visiting friends in the city.
Miss Eva Reeves Is visiting frien IN
relatives in Georgia.
Mrs. W. f. Freeman and daughh Nh
Eva, of Trinity are the guests OBJ 4
w. Freeman and family Of this al.
Mrs. George Munzesheimer lef Mus
day morning for an extended lsit Il
friends and relatives In Knoxvill Tsfl,
apd Atlanta. Ga. Nv,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Holloway 70 viat.
Ing relatives in Longvlew.
Mrs Jewell OF st. Louis Is thguea u
Judge ID. w. Crow and family ofhis cltI.
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TERRELL

Mr 9 W Fowler and Miss jamie Grad.
Gook were married Wednesday morn,ns
Icy W d. Thompson officiating. Mr.
sswler Is citizen Of Honey Grove The
Sdsg ieft on bridal trip TO ch,caao
:, Mr. Tom NJ Price ~ e,,,.,
Hose Kitchen OF this civ Snr s and Miss
'ns residence OF Mr.. 9. NJ Kitch srrie Nat at
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AALLeTsvrCLe.

The Sacred Heart academy closed Thurs
day night with a public entertainment. and
the auditorium was filled 70 overlooking.
Mrs. Dr. A. #. Newburg entertained for
the Cemetery association In handsome
manner Thursday afternoon. and q neat
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Inesday. Rev. W. D. Thom....

MISE nE' Matte f.. N NSSTsswosthy q CONNER,
ried at the residence Of ths cl.y Tsrs d
captain 2; G. Nebhut. Rev Rev O55ics 4 tstss
M. L. q. Corley and Miss M,,- y
or this city were married Ws maiy Rcb.n
ing at the residence OF the hr,d Sesaa Y q,
officiating. ~ DiAlop GsIosr
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MlLANo.

Married, Thursday, at the Baptist cAra
Miss Mary Newton, eldest daughter q Z
and Mrs. j. b. Newton. to g. Y !,
Byrne, late Of Galveston. but now o. =
estine. Texas. Rev. r., w. Nortoa' y
formed the ceremony.
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ford accompanied them over and returned
Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. O. B. harrington returned
Saturday from Willis. where they visited
Prof Farlngton's parents.
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GOOD EsvgKc

Quite often results in bad health, oeo Y.
what is termed agood living Is usa s.s
the qualification Of the pais' e. W. h,;y]
reference to the nutrition OF tns ~ ~
When the good diver is ousihe iro, Ii |,
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wednesday evening, as daylight deepened
into dusk, and the clock chImed the hali
hour after seven, a very pretty wedding
was solemnized within the First Presbyte.
Ran church. uniting Miss Ida winkler and
Mr. John Emil sternenberg 10 marriage
Before the hour the stately edidce was
niled with the friends aud acquaintances
pf the young couple. ana as Lohengrin.s
march. played by Mr.. Breaker on the or
fan,. accompanied by Mrs b, l. George on
The VIOLIN caused all heads to be turned
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The marriage OF Miss Feeney Marie,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Y. Murphy.
and Mr.. j. Burt Stanley. all Of Fort Worth,
took place in that city last Wednesday at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy formerly made their
home In Houston, and the bride is grad.
uatc OF the High school here. having read
tho "class wiz at the commencement OK.
erclses last year at The Auditorium. She
come. comes OF an old Southern family, In which
ihe hafnes OF fettus and Winsion are writ.
r IN her grandfather Captain John N
regiment, In the civil war and was Killed
az the battle OF shiloh Many OF his old
comrades remember him, and. after years
OF Slnlgsie have learned TO esvy him the
batailie. ps "e
UT. STANLEY Ia a young lawyer, SON OF rho
senior member OF the arm Of Stanley.
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ance. The greater number of them
nave sought shelter in the Simmonds
factories, near the town. The French
cruiser DAssas arrived at Petit Goave
yesterday with provisions for the suf-
ferers, and returned to Port au Prince
with zoo women and children and fif
teen wounded men. The authorities
refused to permit the Firminists to
leave, fearing they would go to other
points to take up arms again.
Each party accuses the other of
having set fire to Petit Goave, but the
general belief is that Gen. Chicoye. the
F1rminist commander, resolved to de-
stroy the town when he saw that he
could not hold it against the Fou-
chardists.
The gunboat Crete a-Pierrot. which
is in the Firninist service. gave notice
yesterday of the blockade of Cape
Haitien. The foreign consuls here
and Commander McCrea, of the United
States gunboat Machias, protested
against this action.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. IL
Commander McCrea, of the gunboat
Machias. today cabled the navy repart-
ment that de facto blockade had been
established by the insurgents at Cape
Haltien. The Machias is at her an
chorage.-
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HOW GREAT BRITAIN
BUYS FROM US
United States Furnishes SO Per Cent
OF the Entire Agricultural Supply
of United Kingdom.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug IA
report on the agricultural imports of
Great Britain for 1S96-19OO, inclusive.
with a significant review of the trade
conditions and possibilities between
the United States and the United King
doIn, has been compiled by Frank n.
hitchcock, chief of the division of Sor
elsn markets, department of agricul-
lure. The United Kingdom is the prin-
cipal market for the surplus agricuI-
Iural produce of exporting countries.
Inc report says that the products OF
agriculture sent to that market from
all sources in 1900 reached the enor-
nous value of $1,57S, O0O, 900, forming
oz per cent Of the entire import trade
or Great Britain and Ireland
During the five years mentioned the
annual average value Of he imports
into the United Kingdom was $2,3OS.-
1I4,44l, of which $1,45S,921,776, or sc
per cent, were agricultural, and SS49.z
252,665, or 81 per cent, were non-agri-
cultural.
TO this extraordinary import trade
IN IN agricultural produce the United
states was the principal contributor
furnishing about 33 per cent, or nearly
one-th1rd of the supply About AZ Der
cent came from foreign countries other
than the United States. The several
possessions and dependencies of the
United Kingdom throughout the world
together contributed about "a per cent.
The report says:
The value of the agricultural prod
uce received from the United States
to $513, 100000, leaving over
$1,OOO,O 100000 worth of such produce to
be supplied from other sources. While
the United States already possesses a
market of exceeding Importance in the
United Kingdom, selling to that coun-
try more than half of the surplus pro-
duction of American farms, the pos
slbilities of further trade extension
there, in competition with other ex-
port countries, are well worth consid-
Grafton"
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by The American Cereal Co. chicago u S.
by the volume of business and will
surrender

by the volume of business and will
surrender.
Capt. H. M. Chittenden, chief of
United States engineers of the Missou-
ri river, who replaced the Missouri
river commission, believes the career
OF the Missouri as means of trans
portation is at an end. Its abandon
ment is foreshadoWed in his annual
report. In it he says:
The discontinuance of the Missouri
river commission and the greatly re-
duced appropriations, as compared
with former years, for both upper and
lower rivers, indicates an intention on
the part of congress to abandon the
river altogether in the near future
Before the rendition of the annual re-.
port for 1908, the officer in charge will
be prepared to submit comprehen-
sive statement of the conditions of the
entire river and the advisability or
non advisability of further work upon
it."
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HERDERs FAIL TO TAKE TOWN.
Two Mexicans Killed and Citizens of
Wyoming Wounded.

BATTLE, Wyo., Aug. 11.-A crowd
of Mexican sheep herders attempted
to take the town of Battle last night,
with the result that two of the mem
bers were killed. Several made their
escape into the woods, one man being
shot in leg. One citizen was hit on
a heel, and Miss Estelle Sanders, a
resident, was severely cut in the face
by a window pane, broken by a stray
shot. Every man in town is armed
now, fearing the Mexicans will swoon
down on the town, as there are scores
of them in this vicinity.
The attack was in retaliation for the
slaughter of 5000 sheep by the town
people, who had ordered the sheep men
to keep away, as this territory is re-
served for the cattlemen.
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Cough

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Generally useless. 1t tells
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bronchial tubes, or lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
quiets the irritation, masters
the Inflammation, heals the
bruised membranes. Your
doctor will explain more
fully. He knows. Trust him.
eve have kept Ayers Cherry Pectoral
in the house for IS years. Nomedicine
in the world equals il for lung troubles"
Mrs. A. Pomeroy, Appleton, MINI.
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