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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18
The socinbIe Candidate.

A story which is part of the
iiotsam and jetsam of II recent
political campaign is worth a
permanent place 10 annals Of hu
man nature. A candidate found,
to his surprise, that voter some
what ignorant but of influence in
in his neighborhobd had suddenly
decided to vote for him. This
was the reason the man gave for
his change of base:
II was against ye at first, sir,
and when ye stood by that pigsty
and talked with me for half an
hour ye.didn't nudge me an inch:
but after ye had gone away | got
to thinking how ye had reached
yer hand over the rail and scratch
ed the pigs back till he lay down
with the pleasure of it, and !
made up me mind that when a
man was so sociable as that with
poor fellow-creature | wasn't
the one to vote against him."
Undoubtedly, if the candidate
had scratched the pigs back rs a
mere electioneering expedient, it
would not have had the same ef-
feet, for your tborough-going far
mer is very quick to detect q thing
which is done for show. The city
man frequently gets the credit Of
such sharpness, but the fact is
that be is so prone to consider all
things frauds that he is sometimes
inclined to reject an honest man
IN favor of sharper, because the
latter appears TO be clever. 1t
is pretty safe to conclude that
when Il man is immensely popu-
lar with the plain people of the
country there is something genu-
inc in him which they instinctive-
~ feel, and in this case the candi-
dates impulse to make the pig
happy appears TO have been half
unconscious and all the more inn
pressive on that account. II
would hardly be safe to conclude
that any candidate may go to Con-
gress by the simple process Of pig
scratching,but honest friendliness
toward "fellow-creatures" never
comes amiss in politics orin life.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

Some Congressman are anxious
to know whether their constitu-
ents will sing "Come and Have
Another" or 500 Way Back and
Sit Down" to them this year.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

Hattiesburg Progress: An old
negro slave living in New Orleans
received the other day in a will of
bis former master the sum of
$4,000. just about that time
another negro, young and partly
educated, up near Springfield,
KY. was being lynched for having
assaulted a white woman. Doubt
less this negro never did an honest
days work in his life, but went to
school and learned enough about
writing to send an insulting note
to white woman.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

According to Consul Haynes at
Rouen, France, the Importation
of American coal into that coun-
try has begun and bids fair to cut
serious inronds into the importa-
tion of the English article.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

A remarkable evidence of the
esteem in which President Me-
Kinley was held by the working
people was afforded in Home
Stead, Pa, recently. The MAORI
ty Of the employees of all grades
contributed half days pay to
the Mckinley Memorial Fund.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

Miss Helen Gonld, whose course
during the war with Spain made
her one of the most popular wo.
men of the country, Is making a
triumphal tour of portion of the
West. Shejfuliy deserves the cor
dial welcome she is getting every
where she stops. The country
cannot show too much apprecia-
tion for women cf her Mnd, who
are rare in any country.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18
Y E S..

There's money 10 1t
Three to iivo thousand dollars u
year---that's what our graduates do.
There's honor in it--it isnoble 10 do
good.
There In pleasure In it--rfRtoriDg
the mnimed, helpless and afflicted Is
inspiring.
There is purpose in it--it In found
ed on the simple truth that the per-
feet mnchins runs perfectly.
There is unexampled opportunity
--2O0,000 practitioners could be put
10 work today.
Then there's the cOst-20 months
conrre at half the cost Of other pro
fpssions.
The Southern School is at the top
graduates equipped for thorough ser
Vice, member Associated Colleges,
fine faculty, every facility.
The graduates we've sent out get re-
suits. They cure people. They are
established for lifo after u few weeks
Of mefitorons work We appeal to
you from their record. They have
won success. Aud you can do IL.
This science IL srevOlutlOhizing drug
med ication. "Gei back 10 nature" IL
the slogan Of progress. Oste0pathy
Is natures method.
Ask Gs any question. We want
yon 10 know what tins new system is
that is all; We trust your inlelli-
genes for the rest.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

A son and namesake of Hall
Game seems to have inherited his
fathers literary tastes. He is
barely IN years and 6 months old
and is editing Household Words,
the weekly paper founded and for
some time edited by Charles Dick
ems.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

Mr.. Albert w. Swain. United
States Consul at Montivedio,
writes to the State Department
that he gave to a firm ot Malta the
addresses of a.number of concerns
ii the United States that manu-
factured a syrup the Malta firm
desired to buy. Not one Of these
concerns ever replied to the letter
asking for prices. A little oriin.
AIRY business courtesy might 60 a
long way towards building up our
foreign trade.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

A Missouri preacher wants wo--
men to propose. Why not? Tho
modern woman does many more
eytrayagant things.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

Assemblyman Bennet has intro
duced bill in the New York lie.
gislature to prohibit street flirt-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-18

A special to the Picayupe from
Gulfport says that "the Gulf and
Ship Island Railroad Company has
made very liberal offer to the
town of Gulfport in the way of
enough gravel, free, for the
streets of Gulfport. The gravel
will be hauled from Kinds county
Il distance Of 1870 miles. The
gravel is of a quality which packs
and makes a very hard street.
The town will accept the offer,
and In few days gravel will be
brought in by the train load"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
LOCkHART.

The members Of y b. De Bray chapter
L. d. c., assembled at the residence OF
their newly elected president. Mrs. Dr.
Preston, ON Monday, January 20, to cole
hrate the anniversary Of General Lees
birthday. An elaborate program was car
rcd out and the patriotic ladies enjoyed
the occasion greatly.
Mrs A. G Reynolds aud daughter layc
returned home from q proiractcd visit "a
Eagle Lake Mrs. Reynolds was accom-.
panied on her return by hcr mother who
win remain for some time rs her guest.
Mrs G. Logic NJ Gatcsyilc is visiting
tho family Of hcr son, pr. KnoNc.
Miss Sadie RraC6ney of San Marcos S
visiting Miss Ruby Subject in the city and
IS accompanied by her aunt Miss Anne
Mrs. NJ. Y. Smith Of Lining is visiting
relatives in tho city this week
Misses Flora and Edith Schwarz lctt
Saturday for sherman, where they VIII At
tend school this year.
\ large party, consisting Of Miss Mamie
Steele. Mrs. 3 Il Waiker Mr. j. W.
Andy Carter and others. went to San An.
tonic 10 hear Madame Nordica sing and re-
turned highly delighted by the entertain
ment.
Colonel Headlv Polk. for half century a
citizen Of Caldwell county. now of san
Marcos was a visitor to the CRY last
"Wednesday. and expressed much interest
in, the prosperity Of the town a.. -,
Miss Jacobs ~ Luling spent the frst OF
the week visiting friends In Lockhart.
Rev. e. T. Docrr. Mr.. r. !. GriescuhccB
aud Mr.. p. q. Elzcner, prominent cluz'hs
Of .Bastrop, spent "wednesday IN Lockh1r.,
Mrs Barber and Miss Barber Of SAN
Marcos arc visiting friends I'm the city.
Mr.. ]. y WhiSenant Of RaNner Mt John
Oatman Of Travis county Mr.. HCary ana
Judge Ed konp Of san Marcos, Mr.. j. :.
Lewis of san Antonio, sam Feds Of Prairie
Lea Mr. Henry Lancaster of De witt couu-
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TEMPLE.

N. aonasy night n this week the Tire.
! :, c .,e' club Of this city has Profs. Llnce
:. .s"aso and Miners Of Bolton in concert
T. Jug musical studio Of Mrs. Clara
e.,. pson' which proved to he musical
a. much enjoyed by the members Of
8h,, Spo ana their friends. Prof. Lince
n, PASS voice, well trained, and pleased
,ans suueace immensely in his selection of
+ B,yo, raSt Miners, who Is the Bolton
sbh.s Vouege teacher of violin, is I'm
st,,, musician and his numbers were a
nus, = Tue audience.
M. : night the home of Mr.. and
Arcxss W Hughes on Main street was
squK 'psh TO their friends TO meet Miss
sesldihw,it Los Angeles, Cal. and Mr..
" snd NJ, 81 Cameron, and in honor OF
4 Mss ri, HrS Hughes guest Of some va.ks.
ieffeshme,, hetchum OF Palestine. Dainty
. ioclil evsnts were served and a pleasant
4 q the ling spent. The couples repaired
'1t enj enjoyed &C. clgb rooms about IL o'clock
( tly affs-ne OF Mrs. II. r. Downs Thurs.
Et;sne N aoon from 4 TO 8 O'Clock was the
temple 10 meet Mrs. p. L.
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CUERo.

Mrs. Ed Lott and little daughter OF
Goliad are guests at the home Of DR. W.
W White.
Mrs. willis Hunter is visiting friends IN
oakyille,
Miss wlnlfrcd staerker complimented he'
friend. Miss Lille Cranz OF Schuenburg'
with a lovely reception at Turner hall Tues
day evening. The following composed inc
receiving party: Miss cranz and Mr. Alei
Hamilton. Jr., Miss Joues OF Gonzales ana
Mr. w Blackwell Miss Clement ana Mr'
u. blackwell aud Miss Minlfred staefKe'
and Mr.. Proctor McClannahan. The pdnel
howl was gracefully presided over by w
Misses Dorothy and corlnne sta .lss mont,
were served. Among those present Net'
Misses P.sctor, HeuTy Grain AIM. bF9 2Slrert
s,nIc and alfredo Dahlman. Claire ~
josephine Wexford. Warn i nass5: smt,S
MeSsrs Koehler. Rrightwell. Grain, pore
Csffn. Tbompssn. Harris Slsnsnh Y.
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TAYLOR.

Over 100 citizens Of Taylor avalled them
selves OF the cheap excursion rate and
special train to Austin, where they witness
cd an the Kings Palace" by Miss Viola
Allen and her excellent company. Among
the number who went were:
Mrs. /. $. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Miriam, aud Mrs. =; p Rogers MISS anna pa:
Murphy; Mr. and Mrs. {. H. Booth, MI
and Mrs. c. NJ Booth and Mr.. aud Mrs.
John w. Parker and daughter, Miss bG,s
sic; Misses Eva Garry Louise organ, Nh Nh,
mic Spang. Vivian Henderson and Ella ana
Julia strive: Mrs. j. Mcasky and Nor
guest, Mrs b. Pcarlstone, Mrs NJ. DaNlh
aud Miss Annette MeasIy' Mt ana MIIS'
w. VI. Garrett and Mrs. NJ. BirdWhiStcil,r;;
Misses Fannie and Lcnua Mitchell ana
Edna Woodward; Mrs. L. J.. Mclch ana
Misses Pauline Foster Mae Wclch ana
pinkie Brown: Mrs r. u. Humphrey anu
daughter, Miss Mabel; Mr., Charles hosrrH
and Mrs Jennie BiXby Misses Ida ScrligES,
Della Bland and Johnnie wilson Misses
BERTHA Dalton. Lizzie Johnson, Ora h09,'
Mamie Williams and Pauline Jaws Sl
and Mrs Thompson Hague MI ana MIs'
Forrest Swift and Miss Olga Womack; nj,
George Avery and Misses Gussie and Niola
AUard; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rland, PIT
and Mrs A. Iiziuia and the Misses N T1-lI,n -,
Miss Ella Nauwauld aud MI NalipI
Shafer: Miss Jennie Turner and Mt Gus
Doljer, prof and Mrs W. NJ. Williams,
Dr. Dr. and Mrs Floecklnser; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Sanderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grau'
NJ and Mrs. 4. p. Dahney. Mr. and MIS-
p A r RoSertson, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Scott
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lowe, Mr. and Mrs
Don Mobiles, Mr., and Mrs 7. W M1rsc,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n Talley' Misses 7r Ions
Thicker and Mary Taylor. and Messrs Ioni
Rrnnner, James shaw, Leon Melasky, J, j
Thames. Carl Engdol. G. w. Atkinson Pau
and Max Fikel Ed Hague, Will Kelly anc
Tha A. o. L. ". lodge Of this city VII
Give sumner TO the members and thei
families on Tuesday night February T.
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ORANGE

An event Of tho week I'm Orange. which
IN ar,'. .,..,., ,t,.i1 -. .i,,.,.
s'h pF'"aPS tu''. '"'''' ''''''N morn I'M"
linHhlng which has happened Tor some
MI -. .,.,,...,.,
Hen matters 'onS'''rap'F' Is 'ne recent
organization OF inc SABINE Social club.
Quiften will he deliberately fitted for
hi, entertainment m Ldios - rou ,s
...,..
Iseaueuen' semi -monlnN dances VIII he
EV,n, and, in fact. the organization Of
~, ~. ''pO IS Ha'''u WIN general Sa'S'as
wv
notable reception Is 10 he held January
. at the home Of Mrs George yyalte, Ran
ct,,, eomrlir,o,,,r,. g.. NJ l,a..,,.,. -,
o $50. sVwp.'ntn'''S - MISS 'oouhue oil
Iho recently gave a grand bail iu honor
y tne married ladies' Tn tho city. In tho
inenoon from Until Mrs, Bancroft
issW entertain her married friends and
InGa ; until 10 the Young men win he re-
ssangott in receiving Der guests Miss
yy NJ, .s, OF beaumont, Mrs, j, Goodhue,
E Edgar Brown. Miss Gertrude chapman,
Nv J. " SlmmS, Miss TasSie SimmS.
s... 3; W. Bancroft, Mrs. William II.
p ,nIL nls A. u Fearce, Mrs. ). NJ.
I IrS.. MTS Is. Curry, Mrs. ] 5,
TN1 H., Mrs william Wignall Mrs !.
S:u. ray NJ M's; A, Mclean, Miss Mamie
~. MIs' j w. LINK, Mrs. Lillian llill,
"; ] 0chlltrec.
10 me evening The guests will he rc.
Miss Goodhuo, Misses Flovia 0 '%b,iitr'
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
BRYAN.

BRYAN
renter OF Cuero Is tue guest OIL
wy milan and Nan Parks,
issss l''rr' HERON Of Marlin visited rel
W. !, : Bryan this week.
w. ". Maud Nlcol has returned rom
Ns ~ ,,,,rert accompanied by Mrs. J.
~ y nd daughter, Miss Vrrna Reed.
hesg No, ' Brick Of Washington ID. G.,
WIS ~" Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Maggie,
y frances Parker Of this city visited
w w, This week and was the guest OF
4 '' "a Mrs. 5. J. Balm
lN s,.Jle winters has returned from
~, visit to Houston. accomnnnied by
fsissnl Miss Louise Singleton.
|}T TRENT Trs Albert ]. Buch Svn at
NJ, alu Sordlcn concert at the Audi
sfntea " houston Monday night.
/ dam ,ni.,iiism / Dcrdcn If Houston Is tue
4 We VIZ Iiule Chance In this city.
|}sd Of "i n Hickman of Hcarne visited
Af.. . !, Mfr. and Mrs. Z. j. Butler
Ias Es w n oliver is visiting her sister
VIZ j Balm, in Houston
~ Penlah Allen has rctnrho9 To nIt
H.. IN Austin, aI''r Il '''''
EaioFd RlLmoyor loft
fNf. sud MS. ." ri,t who're fhcy viii
ftmsdM for L'"su' '''''
4,.iic ID futnie; p,por az Nov, York
W. ns.,oomnllshed reader and impersonator
Niiiolh repIla"";, ~, 'Wodnesdny .rou-
spera house IN iu's u' .os az tbc Shakes
Asr % under the Itc'''
Selr club OF mus S,''o,.,,in,, ,,as Edmond
Her Offering ior s 1", W, " Nigion and
fNants pT,em v',s harmed with Mrs
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VICTORIA.

Mrs. Henry Thompson and sister MISS
katie Driscon. left Monday for san An
tonio where they will visit friends for a
low dovs and then continue their journey
homeward 10 Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Daisy wetherel Of Cuero spent
tow DAYS this week visiting her friend
Mrs Eguia.
Rev Mr.. Cook or Port Lavaca spent
Tuesday in the city and went TO Edna
Wednesday. ...t t,.tao,. From.
a visit OF several weeks TO relatives IN
"' Nr, 4 wcrthcimer and wife II Dallas
arc in tho city visiting Mrs WHrtheimer
parents. MIR. and Mrs C. a. Low.
Mrs i W. Henderson has returned 10
ber home in Beaumont after visit az sey'
sral weeks to her mother. Mrs. b. r.
Mrs Z Mcintosh and little daughter re-
+rrned Monday from Wharton.
At+s r Welder went 10 Houston Mon
Az n hear Madame Nordca
Rer A. W Burroughs returned from
port Iavaca Thursday.
REV bishop Johnston Of san Antonio
,r,il make his annual visit TO Trinity par
iSh Sunday.
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CAMERON.

Miss Ola Ward OF Marquette. who has
boen the guest OF Miss Pear Todd, has re-
turned TO her home.
A reception was given Friday evening
at the residence OF John b. McLane In
honor OF his cousin. Miss sallie MeLane'
visiting here from South Carolina
Miss Lula May Hehey Is visiting her
cousin. Miss Dollle Idsk In Brennan.
Miss Mary shaw gave a pleasant enter
tsinment Monday night in honor OF DR..
Jones, no. rta,s.nt risIt
% Mss Natala McCord, returned TO her
home in Taylor. -. a..
,nesf Of Mrs. Or. Mowdy, returned home
10 Temple. , 81 ,.tt.,. eo,n.
nv M YorkyIllc this week.
Miss Lizzie McCord visited the hospitapie
nome OF the Pendletons In Temple TINS
WIS Miss Addie Mccreary of Lott is visiting
Mrs A. n. Green.
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tanned at dinner the bride and groom and
bridal party last evening at tho Hotel
Faulkner. Covers wore laid for twenty
FIVE and Tho banquet was one Of tho swell
est social functions had IN Palestine for
many years. Mr.. Farmer acted as toast
master and some very brilliant toaSts were
offered 10 the bride and groom, bridal party
parents of the bride and groom and visit
Ing young ladies present.
The banquet lasted from s 10 1880 after
witch cotillion WAS given In which about
fftv couples participated. the dgures being
led by Mr. A. l. Farmer With Miss Staven-
hagen Of Galveston. Mr. l.. +, Signor win
Miss Gardner ~ Alabama Mr.. j + Cope
land with Miss Trudie Ezell Both theSe,
functions were brilliant success and will
not soon be forgotten by the young society
ncnnle Of palestlne.
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SAN MARCOS

Misses Alice May1eld NJ Karues city
end Hester Ruckman of Helena are visit.
ing Miss Annie Browne.
Mrs Dan McKle left THURSDAY fer Beau
mont. where she will join Mr.. Mckee Ia
make that city their future homo.
Worth
Mrs Forest Reed and Miss Dolphls Rey
nolds are visiting IN Bastrop.
Miss Jennie Edmonston mas returned
home after pleasant visit IN Houston
and Harrisburg.
Miss Nellie Gabbalt Of London, England,
who has been IN the city visiting her
cousin. Mrs w 3. Scott. left last week
for san Antonio.
Editor McNaugbton visited Bnda last
Tuesday.
teFs of the Confederacy. celebrated the
hrthday Of General x Il. Lee last Mon
day az The chapter hall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
HUNTSVILLE.

Mr.. Louls Majors and Miss Donnie Lou
Atkinson were married. while sitting in a
buggy sunday afternoon by Rev. S. H. Nor
gan.
Miss Leonora Jackson, the yiolinist' VIII
play here on February 3.
Miss KIrkicy has returned from a short
visit to Galveston.
Mrs. S. NJ Randolph Of New wayerly
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Blanch+ Christian, student OF the
normal. attended the Nordfca recital Mon
day night ,,,,,,,
Miss Annie Adamson or Mexia Is the
guest OF Mrs ". r Howard.
Mrs. J. e. Howert0n and Miss Editl
Woodwork ~ Cuero aud Mrs. Robert lNlea'
Ashford
Mrs. r. d. Hammer Of Beaumont aad
Baby Lucille are guests OF Mrs J. L. smith
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Governor by Report.

Detroit Press.
"l don't know how ON earth such TO
port started said q Detroit insurance
nan ''hut my wife and had scarcely got
settled In little village Tor our vacation
last summer when II was noiscd around
that was Tho governor Of Michigan
denied n as fast as ! could, but the denial
ddn't got srouud rs fast as tho report.
One morning. after about week, a broad.
backed farmer who didn't look bit good.
naiured called me out n say
Governor. I've got leetle business
with YOU
I'm no governor promptly answered.
Governor, he went on, 7 don't belong
ga yonr party
NO.
And | didn't believe the people Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26

,,el9Alt9n, Graves. Sralrlchcr. Fllrk IT.
robert Korth. f. Il. Kleherg Of Ycrktown.
nhlen, Or. o. j. aud r. Muggc, viii
mum OF Noakum, aud Mr.. and Mrs o
Aiter the regular meeting ~ the Rath.
none sisters Thursday afternoon the com.
mVtec. composed vt the following ladies'
MIS- Huchlngs, Mrs Cook and Mrs. Rcttie
TesaNN served delicious REFRESHMENTS
q tea Thursday afternoon M the home
OF Mrs. otto Stacrker. The musical pro-
sram which was rendered by the follow
y. Davidson Mrs. j r. Whlttakcr. Misses
'lalrc Moford and Lulu Hunter. was OK.
cepuondllv fine. All lovers NJ music fclt
they had rare musical treat. OF course
a neat sum was realized
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HeARNE.

Miss Eddie wnatley returned Monday to
her home In Calvert after several. days visit
10 friends here
Mr. aud Mrs r. W simmons returned
Sunday from visit 20 Mississippi
Mrs. A. J. Parnell has returned from a
visit TO Austin.
Mrs, Ion Erwin Of Dallas IS visiting 10
tho city.
Miss Freddie Lalllcr q Hampstead Is
visiting relatives ia the city.
Rev Waiter l.. Smith visited friends 10
Navasota this week
Miss Alma Watson Of Calvert visited in
tina citx tRia Hsska .
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father. Captain Matt Holman Wednesday
night An enjoyable program Of music
and Rotations was rendered. after which
All partook Of an elegant luncheon 4 prize
was offered for the hest picture Of tho FIRST
tho prize Was won by Mayor Robert sam.
pie Of this city The Army Of Virginia,
Army ~ Tennessee and Army NJ Trans
mississippi were MI represented AZ the
gathering.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
IA eRANeE

Mis-, Anna Holman. sponsor ~ Camp r.
Timmons, United Confederate Veterans. ~
this Cty enterfaiHed the members OF said
casa ssa tAsir fsAahss At ths hens etAEl
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PALESTINE.

..tiorrinr the wedding ceremony ~ Mr..
werner Kuhur and Freddie hoistsa Oh
Rvssssy Axsaiss--AiP-'1' A -kA1nst esAsA'
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Important

Each section of the house has its
Clearance Bargains and the adver-
tisement misses many that you'll
find at the store.
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Mattings
Half Regular Prices

MATTlNGS-Our own importa-
tons of choice Jap and China
sorts. Our regular prices are al
ways lowest. Consider then what
Bargains come when we sell at
Clearance Prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-10
WILL BREAK BANDIT BANDS
Military and Civil Authorities Unite in
Philippines Against LadrOnes.
BRGANOS TtRRORlzE THREE PROVINCES
Even Manila IL Not Free from Depre-
datiOns of Armed GuerriIlas Num-
bering Many who
Live I'm Mountains.

MANILA, Nov. 9.-The government is
adopting vigorous measures to suppress the
ladrones in the provinces OF Cavite, Rial
and Bulacan. A zone embracing these prov
inces and surrounding MALT is the scene
of constant petty and sometimes serious
disorders. Several armed bands, some OF
them numbering 200. are operating in the
district and have committed various dep
relations, afterward finding a safe refuge
in the mountains.
The government intends to employ the
military to suppress these brlgands, and 1t
Is probable they will be requested to pro-
tect the more important towns, while the
constabulary conducts the field operations.
1t is thought that martial law in a modi-
fed form will be declared and the privilege
Of the writ Of habeas corpus suspended in
Cavite province, which has been the home
OF ladrones for ages.
Military control Of Cavite province Is not
contemplated. 1t is intended that the mil
itary and civil authorities shall work in
conjunction, the belief being held that ad-
vantage has been taken Of the complete
inactivity Of the soldiers in some parts OF
the island, and II is thought that the use
Of the army by the civil authorities will
have a beneficial effect.
The vigorous campaign against ladrones
conducted by volunteers in Bulacan prov
ince has resulted in driving many refugee
bandits into Rial, where the campaign is
now opening.
General Davis is cooperating with Gov
ernor Taft. He has strengthened the gar
risons in Rial and Is supporting and as
slsting the native constabulary, which is
now afeld. The operations in Cavite prov
ince will commence shortly.