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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
Used Kerosene to start Fire,

St. Paul, MINI, Sept. 15.-Fire, re-
sulting from an explosion of kerosene
used to start the kitchen fire in the
home of Louis Moritz destroyed the
house, two children, Louis, aged two
years, and Annie, aged II years, per-
fishing in the flames. In trying to save
his daughter Mr.. Moritz was badly
burned, but will recover. ny \:
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
IInox oa HIS way Home. &

Paris. Sept. is tt orney General
Knox and Special Assistant Attorney
General RUSSELL left here for Cher
bourg Saturday to embark on the
steamer st. Paul.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

Col. Ahsa A. sprague! who, died. a
few daysgo in East Greenwich. r. L..
was b&aher of Rhode Islands war
governoaS# William Sprague. The
brothers ere at one timeA among the
most no men in ,KmefiEa.f .AboqaS
the tim4&&f the civil war they were
worth Gle to $4,000 900, AN enor-
NOUS fol Inc fforI those days. Their
cotton al print goods establishments
prospere Until the crash came in 1873.
They hal made investments Of doubt.
full stabilt and they failed for%3 500.
900. sE szttEE4.z. Il -
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

NJ. cupat, the pfesideas Of the Mar
settles 1TlpunalT;aand ALSO chairman Of
the munssipalty,,s sagreat atickler
president to iohtain permission from
the chattna4 Of the municipality for
some trafng fdrmality.- Sc, he wrote
to himsS politely asking own per-
mission, and duly replied<to himself
amiably ranting 81 himself thf per.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

A hin chinesez lesyhmsc Chs
ong- |&,KwanS II going IN e. lour'
arounl be world. She is rich and
we'll ed&ateds Kasl ish, i Having MOI
gressil IDEAS, she IS going to see what
Europe gandsKia cries sGae lflikd!. Z s1fnis
is the and only instance IN ;Whic4
a Chinese Woman HAS ever attempted
such aenttrsz III t,RIn atI II
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
nQ1HIEe KNOWN IS 70 RES is GAINED
81 CO 5sss 4saa 81 Go d o. isa
Given Out w~Gov4eteee~
the Best Of Feel'na n1 b y F.
Ru.ss ssralk. E I'LL d.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 15.-The con-
ference between Gov. Stone and Pres
ident John Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers of America, on matters
pertaining to the strike, ended at 4:30
o'clock Saturday morning, after dis,
|fffSS'Sy thwf 4ltt1 hd a 8 se lThs'
others 1T the confsrefSoe we;rs State
Senator William Flynn, of Pittsburg,
Ia isaaitipar Il fteAd ia fhss tsoNesataia 'tt1nq
sess stG tabns|ftsI q '. agh5 III R 81
tRiahb,ifG zalw1zssg mAa pt ll,,a1s,.
H jfsfEsk3s; apii h sS St
senal and sffistart q,atfefpAtteARf
the national guard, and District Pres
ident Thomas b. Nichols, Of scran-
ton; Thomas, Duffy, Of ;MicAdoo, and
John Tahy, Of Shatnokiin.. -. AT the con-
:sclusionaof the meeting sGdv.Gr Stone
gave. to, the waiting pelWsPapsrt cor:
respondents q written statement
reading Dis follows ts:591taoq ff3ti =
"Messrs. Mitchell, Nicholls;ss -Fahy,
Duffy, Senator Flynn, Col. Richard
.son and Gov. Stone haye bee1sin con-
sferenesss;;E an th sdiffsrspcsa TIL sE
Seen discussed with !: 81 s. best Of fSsi
Is E,sry u sass @ @ g, gys thA.passfeip
in the conference to divulge what
took place proved unavaiting.sHG ov.
Stone and Senator Flynn immed iate
ly retired and refused 10 be seen. and
the others would say nothing, beyond
what was contained inethe noonactsodsm-
initial statement given out by the
governor. After the conference
Messrs. Mitchell. Duffy land iFahy
were rapidly. driven from the govern
or's residence, where the conference
was held, to the Pennsy 1vania rail-
road station. where they took the.
q. m. train for Wilkesbarre. Mr..
Nichols remained here. - q
President Mitchell, before leaving
would not even say whether the con-
ference was 'satfsfactorytto Him and
his -disSgict presidents an ~s~1
no osnlicia1 inf rmat tom can 'be
had on the matter, it is believed here
that Gov. Stone and his colleagues
submitted 10 proposition to- President
Mitchell, which, win tend tolend the
struggle. ri the hard coalxaeld. VII
i ess- sa Rftert to Mofk..n.5 i i
s. Mr., Flynn was seen at the mansion
Just before leaysiinEg for PittsslbuErrg, and
'a{kes i heHad eaS staterhsft II. make
pert afhing the Conference. N He replied
IN sslesSgsssa = ); afrs3'lGi s
FLYNN to attend the conference, went
east Oh an early morning train, and. and it
is presumed he has gone to New York
Eas im
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
No Tangible Resnlf.

Washington, Sept 1s.-sir Robert
Bond, the Newfoundland premier, has
had his talk with Mr.. Adee. the act.
ing. secretary Of state, according TO
appointment, and as was expected, !.
without tangible results.ss ..,s ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
=EgJeY;s:i5 81 PRIVATE LIFE,
Admiral schley Says He Is Glad He
IL Out of the Navy and Citi.
--s--- cen Once More.

!. New York, Sept. 15.-Rear Admiral
schfey and Mrs. sdhley have, reached
Boston, after a s,immer outing iins the
Adirondacks, says special dispatch to
the Herald. The rear admiral said: =
- q ''E never felt better in my life. Since
my retirement from the service have
taken the keenest of delight in the
pI1yils espf, ,agilisn atiia ipfh e:beaaa
ties VI this Count yaof onrs; f vi ha rs
passed more of my years afoat than
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

BY did& descent King, Edward VII,
is connded with Is Of the IS mon
archs WIFE have preceded him, on tho
British 9rone since the CONQUEST.
His des&&pt from William the Con-
queror Msclear and distinct, Going
further lclk, he has two clear de-
scents i'm the Saxon kings of Eng
land. Though st. Margaret of Scot
land and@a tilda, wife of the Conquer
or, he cafrace his ancestry to Alfred
the Greak8nd to Egbert, the first king
Of all En&fand. yr,s.....o s:,.s,..
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

Has Not Abandoned AutomobiIins.
New York, Sept. 15.;-W.aK. Wander
bilt, Jr., in an interview which Au-
tomobile7 Topics published Saturday,
declares that he has no intention of
retiring from automobiling. ,....,.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
10 he Nominated In November.

Rome, Sept. -15.-It is said ON high
authority that the nomination of an
archbishop of Chicago to succeed the
late Most Rev Patrick al. Feehan will
not be made until November.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
.EnlnhaticaIIxE .ne.,nl;iea

Y london, Sept. Is. .--- Th e. recurring re-.
port of the purchaseSof the. Wickers-s
Maxim company by the United States
Steel corporation is emphatically de-
MED.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
Of cylindrical steel bins

The uS Of cylindrical steel bins
fer the IN ttmesin the ney grain eles
vator nts enalo has been attended BY
SO muchk eccess that this type Of bin
is beings 4opted for many other pur-
poses, nd bly that of carrying cement
stocks, tn which purpose It Is neces.
sary thai eater streagth hezprovided
cause Oh ke great wei hf Of the mats
rial to IL andled. Steel in combina-
tion WITH 1crakBssss33
hest adapted atldals
on these lines Is being erected IN Chi.
cago.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
Strand ed Ste a,,mer IN p.ri,s

Calumet, Mich, Sept. Is. --stepsh have
been taken to release the steamer city
OF Rome, which was beached at Bette.
Girls. Theehoat is safe for the present,
but It another storm comes up it is in
danger Of going; to pieces. :. Il. -. :. :.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
washington, 4 Baltimore

[Ss, Washington, q Baltimore;
4a, New :. York, Chicago anh
Mnow contain iha the aggsYe. .
$3.50, 0O0 Negrpes.~: 1t takea
eleven cities farther SOUTH
his number-ew Orleans
atlanta, Richmond. Charles.
Tille. Savannah Norfolk,
sMontgomery and Mobile.
years from 1890 to 1900
&fs increased In their, Negro
Cover 100000, whileathe III
erly cities show an increase
= $4,000.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
aes

tina1s71, and two years later governor
Of the District: he was 81 years of
age. The cause Of death was portion
tits, brought on BY. an attack Of APP
pendicitis. ''' ass' %@ss ''~'S': u -
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
CFopsf Damaged In ,Ior;va.s

O1ORs D@HHBeUE In 1lONv0sr q q -
Muscatine, Ia.,' Sept. 15.-A. heavy
frost in the lowlands in this vicinity
Friday night severely, damaged all
crops except corn which was not in
iured to an appreciate extent.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

=. Az, R ult . otsspd = Pt s. e \ !.
s ssn Ps : PSssssa sr k
walls the new CAPITOL: Jefferson
Davisi be. G. Lamar, E. G. walthall.
James George, S. s. Prentiss, j. M.
Stone1 george Poindexter, William
Sharke& George Foote and ]. L.
Powena
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18


!. District President Nichols is the only
aoa9 dfe hE strike lei6fA Ebd Sfs'
s1nh % Harrisburs I f8eFtlttec DIFF =
Jill. { Ill is as reti4eh4s asatfS dklSrS
s4fls 4eE{ Present, aadRpph ssypeRtth:
IihE tb3Aalked if he fBssht IF HsstI
Eing &blld Jesuit in alsHtlern1 snt Sftft
atEise al the psssaas Kha s as9:Ei
present had determined to. make no
Say something h HAT would interfere
witt their, pldEs fqEsettlingfhe strike.
= - M1tchse1f wifi Not rrahik.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 15.-Tired
and, worn out aft his flying trip, TO
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Presi-
4aenttMitchel RETURNED, to Wilkesbarre
Saturday morning. He said the inter-
view VITA, Gov. 1Stdha; was a pleas ant
one. The strike situation was dis
cusssed fl 'a1ffits phases. 'but,the govs
ss99F bad e aEGRGsiti2B f;S make tfsE
whether be g,thoughtt5 the, governor
would call an extra Session of the legis-
tlature, Mr. Mitchell said. he did, not
know.
Appear nikappolnted.s
( anh qua, z4bss sR JoRa Fahy,
president Of district No. OF the United
Mine Workers. and Thomas Duffy.
president of district No:,l, returned to
the region Saturday nnoFniins, after at
tending the, ,ranfe Iensees 3ey..
Sfnne at HarT;si,isrrr 4 tsHifI anfs
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
81, Henry Gibbs tK eepsef'

Charlek Henry Gibbs, keepefaof the
"bug " at Nantucket, 5atnually
about JrH 20 receives check for ST.
his yeae salary. This old lighthouse
has beeIEput out of action BY. shffttR1
sands Akthe south side Of Nant ueket
harbor, Sut the government allnwf
this age1Dnariner to livesin ft,and payi
him tn Smallest of all federal sal.
aries toAiye him official sanetioner1n
his yodlECapt. Gibbs chased the Wh9]e
for livelihood. Now he breeds cats
and ~ r 4 4 4 Il & &
A few weeks ago there was discov.
cred to the east Of Eresno. in the Sier:
ras, the biggest tree In the world. At
'ss f f'ss sIetsais4aass! 5ass MN!
the grel paturalist, has Just visited
the tree I'd reports IthM itzheasures
at the bk only f@Ma, aid at four
feet abo the grb,IHd IL kay only 81
feet in deumfepene4.s i Isl however,
larger I'll Il either g'GRd snaFmahn" and
Gen. Gt," @hict hefelofefe were
the reco aeaaTeA efa tia feEasA
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
=, -, ~ Anpear natkapp -
I Atilhnhq qua 4ass s@IEs1sa John Fahy.
Wanted 4SsGlfavaiiI ri

Il ST. Paul. nsssept. 15.-James
Q'Malley. whose Fight name is said to
Be Muldoon. the alleged highway
man ARRESTED here with John Sterling,
alias John Wilson. after fierce revolt
yer fight with Detective Fraser, is
wanted by the, Cleveland o.. author
itissl fprs z'rootfhe fatrolhanA. Ktar-
ney. of cleveland, June s, 1902, while
's .4S e: ILL., 1ss
lseIsltie' dslbrsa + HIS 65tecadhrred at
Czenstochowa, pilgrim resort in Pol
and. A mob Storped1 the Jewish shops.
and wrecked the brtad 1shbps, sAnd, acs
.cording to the slowopolski, "A Jews
and one gendarme were killed, and
spNmAsrs were injured. The military
, VI anmosEg &stlzt ss's s.sfs eth tsa ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

MAR Admiral schley and Mrs. schley
ley Boston Saturday to visit in Com
nSdlicut. It is their purpose to go west
wsAin few weeks and then :Hikit;
.Ts4as, where they may remain two
nla$Hths. y 81 4 f7a !. E1s.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
Serious Anti-semitfe Riot. ss'
Oregon May Go to China

|.,uS eat lie VA h Sen. The hattie.
E sll|l : T. u
San Francisco Saturday for orders
The expectation Is that she will Be
sent to China.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18
a ii ~ A'1an e!se,, e a'' .sswe,ra
MACHINE DRlyEH. s,RYl her NEPHEW,

1ff AZ unimaaisinaseable wthile Hun2s
9 ming 1t High rate OF speed sind
s Erashes Into Tsaesr.phPole-se.
i. atse Stewart infEnrSpe In Connec-
ASkion with Arbitration Case. .,,,t :ifsi
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

Shaw Saturday issued the following
1sll1
arrangements tq, sslea eYtogtF3 fn94,
600 of the treasury holdings. He has
F-a-4fss PFePafed-off those ieia4
tkroXhoN tA cS4ntN whiche he'll
their last report, and has made in
(eauiry for othbFs:EA11er ekpn-
owance for chang I'd md ions 3nce
asst report, hs-ex(ec TIL wilt re-
ease at least s4,oof po& =
& He has also lsail I'd LAM cipad 1.-THE
October interest, amounting to about
$4,000, 600, and with this in view orders
have been issued to the various SUBJ
treasures to cash such coupons as
may be presented them for payment,
and the treasurer of the United States
has been instructed to mail chea1ss for
iifaE8 tsdn fb reaisteMa bopda
The SECRETARY sees in present -condi-
tions no occasion for alarm. He calls
|sttepip eafastithrt thfnets pp
fafElafS rs@l8s 9 e
81 4P1 III sedsajeH theze VIC .Fiht e..if1Hct
FIT f!g11 for :. sa#RfEs{ez ReRs5: " t.E.n
sKK h IIl7Y M MILL .,iflRll RR BRINE, b.,
Wanted I'm the St. Louis Bribery scan-
dal to Give ExlaaAee=Against
~ ;...E,.J R.,I,~3 TsS.o
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

"a ''You understand, am retired and
eene. To me the naySGis. ! thing OF the
pN. Since my retirement am out Of
ID done With i'll after life of serv-
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-18

Six CT
Philadeli
st. Loui
gate owe
the largo
to match
Memphis
ton. Nd
Augusta
During |
the six q
populatid
more sol
Of less II
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help 20 answer the question, Do you real
ize thar in number 81 the scnool build.
ings the children occupy cDhweD-bpdeckcd
rooms; rooms Blth the partition walls royn
out 10 give more space. ana the unsishtly
gaps not eyen painted overf DO you real
ize that there are ia this city negro houses
better than the rooms your children live
and work inf what can you dor You can
lend those Entrusted with the care Of your
children your aid There 10 not teacher
In this clty-and God bless our teachers
f0r their noble and unselhsh work-rwao
would NOT use every effort 70 better these
conditions n opiy he had q little sympathy
ana encouragement from the parents. Fer
fha parcufa understand that their duty does
not bccln and end With the purchase 81
spho6l Books and che signing q mont N
raport, let them give tue teachers and this
nseociatlon their auppQrtaV)o membcrS
raging tho annual dnes of 80 cents 'wotld
ouf THE association on a iran dpancial foot
ing. Rot. better than the mere payment pa
dties lei them come % our meetings and
counsel with Us and advise Us what ought
70 be done aud how n 40 r. and II bur
soraparatiteiy abort space Of time the pfea'
ent conditions win Be but Al ugly dream
Of the past
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the merely animal" 10 the modern evo-
lutlorist who believes that practically alt
advantageous physical change "a man has
ccabpd and has been succeeded by physical
dtN elormeut the epgram u the good bishop
einbodies one 90 iumauitys truths.
When therefore tie Ar League seeks 20
Place around the children 81 this city a
more aesthetic environment, when IL helps
them 10 perceive and appreciate the beau
tlfui Il u doing q work Of Vital iInpor.
tauce Whatever tends 70 enlarge the child
tends 10 make q better citizen, aud n Il
be true that y community Is equal 20 the
sum ~ iis parts then whit makes a better
citixon must elevate the community. Let
the children Of this city grow up IN clean,
healthy, beautiful surroundings. and they
81 their manhood VIII demand a clean,
healthy and beautlful municipality 90 live
in There Is much talk these days Of civis
beautlhtnuou las the predicate for Il and
Il VIII come as a natural, Inevitable result
wifi the maturity Of the child
Translnting into the language or political
economy the aim IF this sosiety, Y - 70
give 70 each iadlVidual 4 greater equality
~ opportunity. The broader the individual
the greater Il bis chance Of success IA the
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race OF life, and by so much the greater u
his opportunity for enjoyment and for hap
Diness. From al educational View point,
the son OF the average man Is not always
on an equal footing as 20 opportunity with
the sou % his richer nelghbor This should
not be 30, and Il Is 10 help remedy this
by bringing about an equality on the aea
thetlc side Of education that this society
aims. Does Il mean nothing 70 your child
70 be able 10 talk of, recognize and nppre.
clate the nature spirit Of tile masterpieces
Of artf Is another MANS child better lifted
than yours for this higher education cx-
cept FOR the difference IN opportunity
Then why not give yours the opportunity
Yon nsk how the society s. Go accomplish
an this Well. there Is bat one way ii
can reach the goal for which Il is striving,
and thar Is hy having the cooperation,
sympathy and support NJ the parents 0f
this city Take that away and the ass0-
clation can not I've. II needs the active,
hearty. sympathetic support Of every one u
you: II needs your advice, your counsel,
your assistance,
You may wonder what rou can do. A
naked statement Of the conditions prevail.
ing In soma Of the schools Of this city VIII
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beauty by the child, We say that II Is per-
forming a work Of unquestionnble utility.
Some years ago when reading that master
production Of French literature. Les Aiisef.
nbles," WIGS much Impressed with deep
yet seemingly trite remark OF the good Bis.
hop Myrlel You remember how, Ia laying
out his garden, he retained portion Of
peculiar fertility for the raising OF flowers,
aud now. when demonstrated with on the
plea that the land could be used for rails
Ing vegetables which would be Of practical
use, he replied; '"rhe beautiful Il as use
fu as the useful" This epigrammatic say,
ing contains profound thought. the recog
uitiou OF the truth Of which distinguishes
man from the lower animals
The German poet Wielaud m his delight
fui little essay upon the relation OF tue
beautiful 70 the useful points how when
we class rs the useful only that which
serves 20 satisfy some physical want I've
do only whit the * aud the ass do like
wise. aud he finishes hy saying We de-
sire the useful, not on tie own account, but
only on account Of certain advantages
which we derive from T. The beautiful,
on the ether hand, we love BY virtue OF al
distinctive superiority OF cur nature ever
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Susie Howell, Eunice King Zema Nc
Carly, Messrs Marshall Pittman, Hirschel
Thomas, VIII Dwugh Hempe Sellers, Orvil
Harmon. Earle Poole. L8rkin Thomas. Wal
ter Adams Harry Burr, Joe Prejean. Ner-
Vile Preiean and A SokolskL
The Harmonic club met With the Misses
Belts on Green avenue Thursday evening.
After the president r. Mcfarland. had
called the meeting TO order the musical
two choruses After that the meeting ad-
jonrned 70 meet with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Pond next Thursday Arrangements were
made for moonlight picnic next Monday
evening
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. Escoulas OF Westlake
were in the city this week visiting their
daughter, Mrs Monte Percy.
Mrs. Il, j. ortmeycr Is visiting relatives
In Vlnton this week
Miss Daisy Teary OF Abbevile, La, who
has been visiting here. was visiting In
Beaumont this week.
The Young Peoples Social club met again
Friday night AT the residence OF Mrs. c. II.
Nemitz and had a very pleasant evening.
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THE USE OF BEAUTY.

Following Is the text Of remarks by Mr.
j. s. Wilson at a reception rendered by the
Public school Art League last week;
Ladies and Gentlemen: Ordinarily on ce
casions Of social or even quasi social gath
erings those assembled are prone 10 look
upon any talk other than mere general con
yersution ms a trespass; they look upon It
with disfavor because they regard 1t as an
Intrusion upon their own private discourse,
and they therefore demand that good cause
be shown for any departure from the usual
custom. This cause is shown today when
you are reminded that we have come TO-.
getheg only secondarily for social discourse;
that this reception IS but a means TO an
end; that II Is given primarily to bring into
closer touch with you an association which
FOR the past two and one-hnlf years has
hecn doing In your midst q noble work Tor
the common good Ihat association Is the
Public school Art League of the city Of
Houston the board OF directors OF watch
have asked me 10 briefly and informally
ten you something Of It's purpose, It's aims,
a. aspirsti0ns. Ia short, Of what IL Is en-
deayoring 10 do. This Is rendered neces-
snry. and Is not as simple matter as at
1rst blush might seem, because there has
grown up concerning the associations work
d bodv az misconceptions and prejudgments,
founded partly on lack OF Information,
nEgfly on indifference and largely upon in-
sufIirlent OF no evidence.
Among those founded on insufficient eyi'
deuce Is the prevalent nation that the OH
fect Of the league Is 20 purchase pictures
and hang them IN the various schools This,
as viii &c made manifest later, IS no part
~ ne aim Of the league, but Is merely "a
means toward the accomplishment OF It's
Among the prcJudgments predicated upon
10 s,.ideuce and usually made by members
n the old school economies % whom the
r,,nciitsinn that the work " the league Is
rrf ,,r,rtIraI meaning thereby useful This
We traverse 10 its iotaiity. Tue aim Of this
e bein cultivate the aesthetic side u the
sSsiSren az this communicated thus az an
sadiyeet result elevate Us citizsnship,
When we say that tnls society SIMS g
educate perception ana appreciation oh
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MARBLE FALLs.

Raleigh Bill Of falkland and Mise
Ne walker Of this place were united
FlTlage at the Baptist church wednes-
Velooer Is, the ceremony being per-
la BY Rev. W ]. Durham.
l1'aIn 3 Badger has returned from a
. NcGregor, accompanied by his
ilI Mrs. Fl, +. Blailock, who will
sSne time visiting relatives here.
" maud 9aHd Wilson Of Bertram Is visiting
2 \; Phinney left yesterday for
I I'M, D. T.. TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
n y Moore Of Winnsboro IS visit
@e family Of Or. S. 3. Huygood.
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Orange Social Nam..

MA Texas, October Anotb.,
"a, ~ De recently organized social
kiuss u, a the residence OF DR.. ]. q.
llu Z. -nul Sday evening, ana several
aaje,f appearance were attended to.
even. = 'hls club Is to promote 50
NJ, Als winter Mr. Arthur For.
secret. Wed president. Miss Edna
!, CO., anal T. Il. Curry, Jr.. as.
suissf.,.s a committee on bylaws
,rals. '-'''sat was named and THURS
evb .a,. CHOSEN as time Tor meeting.
III Ts 1rnea to meet With Miss Edna
! pee,,,. hohn Of New Orleans has
t,ss,s, ,a with crager Bros. rs win.
ar Behn was formerly with