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THE FIRE RECORD.


Austin, Texas, June 9.--Ncws received
from Lytton Springs. ~ cnty miles south.
east OF here In Caldwell county, today is 10
the effect that fre today completely de.
Stroyed the residence Of l.. G. Holder n
prominent citizen. The furniture aud Ak.
tues Wcre also DESTROYED The loss VIII
aggregate about $4,000, with little Insurance..
one hundred dollars In cash and about S3ls.
worth OF groceries were also burned The
fire is said to have been caused by a de.
fCCtlVC 0ue.
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Another Arrest Made

BAIRD. Texas, Jun, < 49,
hard work on the Sont,nn. u'un'"S OF
oY Jp,v . ,oo, Tin No. was held up
sum Of money, shea1 poh.a, ARG
Of Coleman county ns "'o"iclloW
iHhan county have ~ ~ a a, irwin OF cal
4 man Ia this corr, uh u'Wn and arrested
In said hold MP. l as being implicated
many bills which NJ nlncerS nave found
press car. The rtle aiken from the eN.
be warm friend ,Sonnt Vas known 10
was killed AT Sar O. ". = Hanks, who
time since while rs . antonio, IeNas some
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Hearne. Texas, June o.-The Houston and
Texas Central and International and Great
Northern transfer house. located in the
northern part Of town, was DESTROYED by
hrc this morning at $ O'clock How the
hre originated Is a mystery. While the
central switch engine was pulling string
az cars out Of a side track next tu the Are.
Mr., W. A. Smell, who was standing on one
NJ the cars was Knocked down aud severe.
ly bruised Three cars We're set on Are nv
the burning building.
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Pdnoetonls New Presidont.

Princeton, y. j.. June o. The chief Incl
uent In connection with Princetou's one
hundred and nifty 9th annual commence
ment came today In the annual meeting Of
the board of trustees, when President ~,
ton resigned the presidency ana Prof
woodrow Wilson Mccormick. professor ~
tueesed him ~
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Hotel at Marble Falls

Marble Falls Texas, June e.--Fire last
night destroyed the city hotel, the old
ky" saloon building Turner hall aud a
negro cabin. The buildings an belonged To
George s. Turner and are q total loss, with
no insurance. There were about three ears
~ wagons stored IN one of the houses and
none Of them was saved. The total loss
" M he about StNO0,
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FROM Mr.. GREGG.
A Statement as to His Controversy Witt
Colonel Num- at Trinity.

A Statement as to His Controversy Witt
Colonel Num- at Trinity.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Paiestine Texas, June s.-Your renorte,
at Trinity made n very unfair report OF rho
debate between Colonel Num- and myself AZ
Trinity on yesterday, which report Is co,
tanned In The Post OF today; N0N
me report as published saws that Colope,
Nunn said that ! was supporter of CiarL,
nut your reporter failed TO state thar / aN NJ
plnined and stated emphatIcally thar I ala
not Sunport Clark after HoCr was MONT
norSG a. Houston, hut that after Mr. Hogg's
nomination iovaily supported him.
The reporter also saws that Colonel Mum
sag mat voted for G. W. Burkitt, a re-,
RnolSan, Tor mayor OF Palestine against
hr, boweIs, the Democratic nominee.
erS was the democratic nominee Wbot
ne Old say was ms follows:
NJ Tregg voted for Mr. BurkItt re-
demoerat pina ron6ido asanst Mr.. Bowers
the language used may have conveyed
tne llea 10 your reporter that Mr.. Burkitt
S wss W 1Sc FebPHplican nominee and Mr.. Bow.
W. was ne democratic nominee Your
yenortcr failed TO state that dnnIed ~ "ur
nnot'allN mat either OF the gentlemen was
a op, n 'oiin1 OF any particular party He
no ca ,",, TO stgtG that | explained that
~ Nv c'lnp.lgu spoken NJ was purely ON Local
issues and IN no sense nolitlcnl INT vas a
Tree iorRll race, and that neither noit,icni
n"tI'! uuv any nominees in said elcction
nnH una' w city elections no political nomi
d9rIng M, ue" sTer been made In this city
Tor twenty four years mas neon
n Inc report q 50 saws that I said tim, Mr.
c nn, o GImCr'iSn to Colonel Nunn was he
t".lar democrats. My StAtSmeut X, .hs
ma, nG1 Teen informed that Mr.. Balley's ON
lection c was that Colonel Num- bod n "S
d S ys name par, been IN accord with the
MS niH telegram AZ published IN tho Ts,,or .'a9
T r my Information was incorrectT wa" an, Sori
rs the primaries are N ho n,,,
mo n great wrong 'up,'sH ne may do
Hount'ee and Faubion ss,.,.,.o
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8. A. Greer Not a candIdate

Beaumont Texas. June 9.-non. Il. A..
Greer announced tonight that owing TO
press Of business he could not accept the
democratic nomination for representative
from this district, He was chairman OF
judiciary No. ] In the last house and was
regarded AZ one Of the leaders Of that BODY
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complicated cases. when ~ one sIs
thought incurahle, E'sssssnld consas'
with Chronic Disease 10 vos go,
Hathaway. as he can advice.
for tSn complete s5GS stsns symptom sIsp alsst
j.. NEWTON HATHA"rtoaie, Is'H
30 Alamo Plaza, san
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Virginia situation remains aoou,, (, p1 II .
and quiet prevails generally, s n Esul'
in the Kanawha, Montgomery sa ia
fields are out, The New a,nnss,,i to
completely tied up. II was e sas My W.
that upward OF 25,ooo men nhu w
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DWELLING AZ TuIor.

Tyler, Texas. June o. A two-story dwell
ling owned nv Minnie Murray was burned
together with contents last night Loss
$1,000; insurance $1,000.
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Postmaster General Payne today received
the resignation Of Postmaster Baldwin of
New Orleans, who has held the office only
few months. The resignation Is based on
I'll health"
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lNE Nun an
e n V Ia h 10
re putation
as n Spe'
cial s
Each case
which h q
treats is
given care
full study.
and special
treatment Is
prepared to
meet all re-
quirenents.
II q e q M
hineS his
skill rs a
Specialist
with the lat.
est discover
les Of science
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Senator Culberson has been invited to de
liver u speech before a meeting of Tam
manyltes IN New York City on July 4. lie
will probably Accept
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The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas.
Capital, 100000
Surplus, 100000
OFFICERS:
Chas. Dilirglam, II. Brashear.
President. lst Vice President.
@ r. Hot. III t. MacGregor
md Vice President. Sd Vice President.
]. Il. McAshan, Cashier.
c. A. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier
Directors: j. L. Campbell, Chas. piiling
ham, ]. u. McAshan, o. I. Holt, d. Y.
MacGreEor. Henry Brashear. Jacob Binz
r. A. Heitmann, S. +. Carter.
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Piles Cured Without the Knife.
ltehine. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlns
money II PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure
you. % centA.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
INVITATION TO PRESIDENT TO VISIT
TEXAS
VIII Be Presented by . Committee of
Six in Few Days, It Is
Expected.
isneclnl 10 Tho PostN

Washington, June 9.-The presentation Ia
the president OF the formal Invitation to
visit Texas this fall will occur at noon
Monday, June o. by a committee Of SIX
| prominent citizens OF Texas. The arrange
ments wero made with Secretary Cortelyou
by Senator Culberson today. The names
of the men who will compose the commit
| tee are not known here. but It is under
stood that they are now being selected.
The original Intention was to send larger
number than six, but It is now thought
that this would not be advisable. Colonel
Tiezevant of Dallas who Is interested in
the matter, may call on the president In
company with Senator Culberson tomorrow.
Colonel and Mrs Trezevant are en- route
To Europe. They will 20 to New York to-
morrow evening and will sail Il week hence
The president today sent to the senate
the nomination OF Henry Terrell to sue.
coed himself as attorney for the Western
Federal judicial district OF Texas. SO far
as known, there has been no light on Ter.
rel, and 1t was officially announced some
tllAc dEo AIdL ne Wbutl ne fplDnOlnteO.
He was Endorsed by National Committee.
man Hawley.
Senator Culberson has been invited to de.
liver speech before a meeting of Tam
manyltes IN New York City on July 4. lie
will probably Accept.
Postmaster General Payne today received
the resignation Of Postmaster Baldwin of
New Orleans, who has held the office only
a few months. The resignation Is based on
I'll health"
The comptroller Of the currency today an
proved the application of r. II. Gardner of
Galveston, Texas; j. II. Hll, V. E. Austin,
L. j, Shelby and W. 7. Armstrong to or.
gani2e the First National bank OF Mata-
gorda, Texas, with capital nj $4,000
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CONNIE RCIkL.

bugaard is responsible for the spread of
Charlton.
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"p p.r,a arc faublon Senatorial Contest
pslps san. Iexas' June s.--This county Is
1858 sAAVasaed vary closely BIZ bo,s
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AN ABLE SPECIALIST.

Dr. Hathaway's uniform sueess ms n
all forms of Chronic DISEASES
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z,r,,,S men'y,nN Thousand Out.
w. Va, June o.-The Yves.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-31
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and To-
CaIitieS.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS,
All Points of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
Octavia.

We would be glad to hear from
the correspondents who will make
speeches at the picnic so we NAV
enter their names on the program.
The protr&cted meetings will
commence on either side of us the
latter part of this week. Our
wives are wearing out house floors
trying to scrub them clean and
building pens to pen the yellow
legged chickens for the preachers
and other company.
Mrs J @ Hardy was sick last
week and we are sorry to know
she is no better.
Thos Scott, wife and daughter
visited Dallas last week, being
called to the bedside o: some sick
relatives.
J S Kemp lost fine milk COW
last week.
Will Hardage is smiling over
another fine girl at his home.
The wind blew down a tree on
F M Hardage's land that had a
quantity of fine honey in it.
John Wallace and wife, of At
lanta, visited Wm Haze last Sun
day and returned on Monday.
SYLVESTER.
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Lost Mountain.

A very interesting meeting
closed here Sunday. Six were re-
ceived by experience and two by
letter. The baptizing took place
Sunday morning.
w A McElreath and daughter,
Miss Cora, J S Goodwin and Char
lie Mayes returned Saturday from
Virginia. They speak in high
praise of the people for the nan
ner in which they entertained
them at the points where they
stopped. They think the old sci
der has not been forgotten and
the war spirit is not dead in Vir-
GINA. Mr. Goodwin had his coat
stolen but guess his loss is not sc
great as when he was in Virginia
in the sixties.
Tom Starr, of Yorkville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
parents here.
OG Davis and wife spent several
days last week With Mrs Davis
parents near Marietta Camp
ground.
Walter McElreath and wife, of
Atlanta, returned home Saturday
after a weeks visit here.
J NJ Ball, of Bull Run, Va.
spent several days with ST Mayes
last week. He was looking for a
home in North Georgia. He
seems to be favorably impressed
with our soil and our people, says
we have the best water he has ever
drank.
J B Mohon is giving his house a
coat Of paint.
Hugh Orr has been elected as.
sistant teacher in the school here.
Sam Watson and wife, of Rome,
were recent visitors to our village
Judge A l. Bartlett and family,
of Brownsville, were here last
week attending the meeting.
Ask Oscar Pickens about the
young.man who ran his buggy into
the ditch and spilled the young
man and lady who were occupants.
Protracted meeting will begin at
Midway next Friday at IL O'Clock.
Rev Seawright will probably be
assisted by DR. | W Waddell, of
Marietta.
Miss Kate Ward is home from
Bremen, Ga, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Ola Billiard.
ALLEN
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KenneSaW.

DIED-Miss Nellie Harris, the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Lem Har-
ris, of typhoid fever, at heI home
in Bolton, July Goth. The re-
mains were brought here Sunday
morning and inferred in the Har.
ris burying ground. We sympa-
thize with the bereaved parents
and relatives.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs Leo
Cox died July 22nd. Interment
at Shiloh cemetery. Mrs Cox,
who was SO seriously sick, we are
glad to know is improving.
Mrs 7 Hardage attended the
funeral of Rev A G johnson at
Acworth Monday week.
Mrs Matte Gibson has returned
home after spending three weeks
With her daughter, Mrs Hull, in
Cartersville.
Mrs Frank Cowan visited her
brother, Jim Grisham, last week.
Mrs George Summers and Mrs
Sarah Fitzgerald and two daugh-
tiers, of Admission, Ala, are visit
ing relatives here.
Quite a humber from here at
tended County Line quarterly
meeting Saturday.
Sill Payne, of Payne, was Wis
itor here recently.
Rev j S Reynolds, of Atlanta,
preached here Wednesday and
Friday nights of last week to large
audiences. HE~u eq
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Butler, of At
lanta, have been visiting at III A
Buffers.
Prayer meeting here every Sun
day night at the Baptist church.
Gypsy.
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quested to meet there the (th or
August to work.
George Reid was painfully hurt
while hauling logs last week, by
the log on the wagon rolling on
his right leg, bruising the limb
considerably.
johnnie Lewis, while at play,
fell and broke his left arm. He
is getting on nicely.
Judson Green is quite sick with
fever. Hope he will soon be we'll g.
Joe Adair and B w Griggs were
ordained as deacons at Mt Olivet
Baptist church last Saturday.
The neighbors are helping Willie
Williams get up material and will
help him rebuild his house.
The protracted meetings at the
different churches seem to be ben
efcial. Quite number have beer
added to the church. AMOR.
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Bears the >4Ih0 Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature st &Nzzzzzu
WiIeys.

Mrs Annie Reed and children,
of Round Mountain, Ala, were
the guests of her mother and ia
Their, Mr. and Mrs V V Horn and
also visited friends and relatives
in this section.
Some of our girls have the rur-
al free mail delivery between
here and Smyrna.
Well, David, you wanted to
know how about the sound of a
tree when it fell. If were so far
away that / couldn't hear the
sound, would say that it made a
sound, for l think that common
sense would teach man that
when a tree fell. it would sure
make a racket. Guess that your
neighbors that say that a tree
don't make sound when it falls
is Judging from some book learning
and not from common sense.
Remember the grove meeting
at this place next Sabbath after
noon at 3 o'clock. Everybody M
vited.
Gathering and packing peaches
| was the order Of the day in this
section last week.
Mr. Martin Warren has moved
his saw-mill up in the Sibley
woods near Marietta
Rev Poore held revival services
at Bethel, 4 miles southeast OF
here. last week and took in sever
al new members. Mr. Osburn
Brown, of Olive Spring, had
charge of the singing.
Miss Ruth Segars has returned
home after spending two weeks
very pleasantly in Atlanta.
Mr. Cliff Banister, of Texas, is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Nh
and Mrs J L Wylie.
Beulah.
The man who said distance
lends enchantment probably
bod his creditGrs in mind.
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UDShaW..

Rev J W Austin will begin pro-
tracted services at this place the
second Saturday in August.
Judge w w Scott and daughters,
of Powder Springs, visited the
family of James Lindaey last Sun
day.
Miss Docia Babb has returned
from pleasant visit to relatives
in Atlanta.
We learn from good authority
that the Seaboard Air Line R r
is being surveyed and is likely to
come by Upshaw, if so there will
probably be station at this place.
The people are anxious to have
the railroad come this way and
will do all they can to get it.
w J Green, who has been visit
ing the family of A A Griggs, has
gone on a visit to Henry county.
Prof Grauthom has very large
school and the patrons are we'll
pleased with him as teacher.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Sylvania Kemp is suffering again
with rheumatism.
Crops are looking well. We
have had plenty of rain for the
past four weeks. Corn is very
fine and cotton is also good.
RUBY.
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The man who said " distance
lends enchantment y probably
had his creditors in mind.
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Mrs. TAYLOR, Pres.
MRS DEAyoRs. Cor. Sect


Mr. S J Ireland and son, Abbey,
were dog bitten Oh Saturday after
noon. The dog was owned by Mr.
Ireland and his boy started to
chain her to the dog house when
she bit him twice on the elbow
and again OH the side. Mr. Ire
land was not badly hurt as the
dogs teeth just grazed his leg.
Mr. Ireland and Abbey went to
town Monday to have their wounds
attended to. They will likely GO
to the Pastuer Institute. The
dog left the place and has never
returned.
Critic
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Smyrna.

Chicken thieves are getting il.
their dirty work in this neighbor-
hood. Several families reported
loss of chickens last week.
Mr. Cy Matthews is wearing his
broadcast smile and receiving con-
CALCULATIONS of his many friends
over the arrival of a young lady
at his home.
Miss Manner Stephens, formerly
a belle of this place, but now of
Atlanta, visited Miss Claude
Whitfield last week.
| am told that the members of
the Huckleberry Union will make
their annual campout and fish fry
at Bull Sluice next Monday. Mod
orator Bob Fleming is elated over
the prospect for large attend
ance and good time.
Mrs Joel Dean and Mrs Rebec-
ca Turner and daughter, of Athens,
spent several days at this place,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Viii
Biekers. R8bf
Born to Mr. and Mrs Nat Morris,
a fine baby girl.
The following Smyrnaites took
IN the excursion to Charleston
last Friday: McCaully Dunton,
Mr. and Mrs T L Handy, Mrs A
Loring Brown, Mrs NJ L Ruff,
Miss Olive Handy and Miss AL
ma and Carol Reed. They reach
ed home Sunday morning, each
one loaded with seaweed, palmet-
to fans and other curiosities from
the seoshore; considerably sun
burned, tired aud sleepy. They
report having lovely time and
ready to go again.
"Bob" Baldwin is no more.
He was sleeping quietly by the
roadside when a buggy came
along and broke his leg so badly
that it was necessary to shoot
him. Bob was the faithful friend
of Voss, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs John Baldwin and the little
fellow misses him very much.
Bob was a good dog and about
the only dog residing in town to
escape being poisoned.
Will Anderson, colored was ar
rested Monday for rolling a wheel
barrow on the sidewalk and fined
50. Heretofore this fine has only
been $l.50, but as provisions have
gone up and the city marshal and
council are obliged to live, sup
pose it has been increased to two
dollars. Lookout, boys, keep of
the sidewalk and the grass.
Mr. T G Lawlor has the con-
tract for building a dwelling and
warehouse for r M Rose Co, at
Gilm ore.
The members of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society Of
Smyrna church request your pre-
sence at our Missionary Rally Sat-
urday, August End 10 a m. Spec
ial program of Readings and Mu-
sic. Lecture by our pastor and
a basket dinner.
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Olive Springs.

No rain yet; we have had no
season since April.
Society meets next Saturday
night,
Prayer meeting next Sunday
night.
We will answer Kcn's question
next week.
All who are interested are re-
quested to meet at Maloney
Springs next Friday week to clean
off the graveyard. FUND.-.
CA 6 TO III Ia.
Bears the <1Ihs Kind You Baw Always Bought
signature d NxHZZZMx
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss.ss sss Of &N3zzzzlE

The diepensary is the most insid-
dious and dangerous enemy of
prohibition. A very small pile of
profit easily performs the miracle
Of covering from sight and signifi-
canoe mountain range of princi-
ples.--Sparta Ishmaelite.
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CA . TO IA Ia.
Bears the ,Ths Kind You Have Always DOVgtt
' &C.; are ,,1y;':;Z;;'z;::;;;;.!:
Due West.

All that are interested in the
Hill and Davis graveyard are re-
quested to meet there the 7th of
Auoi1st tn work
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Is Captured by
Bradfield'S ReGulat0r.

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favers and asking a
Continuance of same, weare yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
ST. ANDREWS WEDDING

Miss Lizzie X. Holt and Edwin
Vivian Richardson were married in st.
Andrews cathedral last evening. tho
Rev. Alexander Macintosh officiating.
The church was filed with the many
friends Of the bride and groom. After
the ceremony, the bridal party went to
the home OF Mrs. owen Holt on Makik
street, where there was a wedding re-
ceptlon. Miss Ellen Holt as maid-of
honor and the two little flower girls
Miss Matte Holt and Miss Amelia
Holt, accompanied the bride. The
groom was attended by Frederick
Wright. The bride was given away by
C. J. Holt. The ushers were Messrs.
Lionel Hart, c. A. Macintosh and
Charles All Fook Mcndelssohn's
march was played on the organ by
Wray Taylor as the bridal party enter.
ed the church and when the benedic
ton was being pronounced over the
newly married couple, 20 Promise Me-
was given. AS the party walked out.
Wray Taylor played the wedding
march from Lohengrin.