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no M, leave hon. a journey without
hotsie of chsnberlain's Cole. Cholera
s,d Dlar,hoea Remedy. II Is almost cor
ss,n =, ne needed and can nor be procured
,-b;ls vou are on board the cars or steam
s.,r- II 4 pleasant safe and reliable. Scr
sale by al dIugglaEa' ~
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Hanna chalIenaes Jel,neon.

Cleveland. Ohio, October 8.-In his speech
at steubenyille today senator Hanna ehal,
lenged Mayor Tom L. Johnson 70 4 debate
on the tariff, the subject to be discussed
from strictly economic standpoint and
with no reference 70 monopulles. senator
HannG's challenge was telegraphed 70
Mayor johnson nc Wooster ana he ac-
ccpted.
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NEW YORK. Forced 10 abandon all NJ.
erary work during the summer because or
continued ilisss. Or. Cyrus Townsend
Brady, the author has undergone an oper
alton AZ bis homo IN this city, The sur
gcons, who did not disclose the nature or
complete success.
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British Doctors
Extend Their Time

Owing to the Large Number Who
Have Been Unable 10 See the
British Doctors, These Eminent
Gentlemen Have Extended the
Time for Giving Their Services
Free for Three Months TO All
Who Call Upon Them Before
October as.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. October eastern Texas
Fair Tuesday: warm in southeast portion;
variable winds. Wednesday fair.
Louisiana-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday;
light north winds.
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.g.,.i.- - Slu W. Equally Matched
y - !. Texas, October GA swift
'sa y bs, Iooteall was played here this after-
|riealiHrs5 trinity university and the
I a. resa MI ana Mechanical elerens. The
'iore ~, ~, N a tie. neither side making
Z slonnd .1,u uspn made twenty fye-yard
end. si'eui'ural and Mechanical
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Geyser OF Galveston, 500 shares at 18c
Manhattan, 200 shares at 100.
Spangler. 2500 shares at Ac
Texas Star, 100 shares nj Toe.
Texas Big -Four, zoo shares st le,
Victor, 1000 shares az 1c
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BEAUMONT OIL NEWS
AGENT LOOKING OVER
THE RIVER AND LAKE,
ehipments During October Have Been
Very Geod--Lvely Is to Succeed r,
|. Cox--Priees Holding Up.

Beaumont, Texas, October 6.--Alexundef
II. Weber has been In the city today look
Ing up oil men particularly and other ln.
terests generally. He represents the United
States government and came here for The
express purpose Of looking into the water
ways Of this section and TO see what the
people desire In the way Of appropriations
MS well as 10 see what the conditions are
IN the river and harhor Mr.. Weber made
soundings OF the river and covered the
Sabine lake proposition also pretty thor
oughiy. While he Old not shy just what
his report would be, 4 IS 20 be inferred
that he was well pleased with the river aud
the depth it shows all along.
~
r. l.. Cox & Co.. incorporated held a
meeting Of the directors today and elected
Mr.. d. o. Lively general manager 3ir.
Lively is TO succeed Mr. Cox who mas re-
signed on account Of his health and he viii
try e. recuperate In different climate.
discovery and Is one Of Its most experienced
men.
~
The first week OF October IL about gone
and the shipments OF oil by rnil and water
are growing with a rnpidity that Is most
gratifying 10 those who Ike TO see the
iold make good showing The rail ship
ments for yesterday ran 10 20s ears. white
the water business was almost as good
The total number Of cars shipped so far In
October IS 1881 f22O,0O0 barrelsi The
prices for this oil are about the same as
those received In September. though an
advance is expected By the middle Of the
month.
The Haywood OF company held q d..
rectors' meeting here today, c. II Nc.
Faddin and Charles Anderson ~ Victoria
and Austin respectively. were In attend
ance besides the local people.
The salt water IS reported as still reced
Ing on the hill.
The Jones well on block 81. Hogg swayne
tract, produced 1000 barrels in twelve hours
Friday,
Patillo Higgins Is hack in Beaumont from
Barbers Hill. He win return tomorrow.
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Crude Oil Advanced.

corMcana. Texas, October 6.--rhe redn-
cry company posted bulletin yesterday
advancing light crude oil to GO cents. Tho
price has been 90 cents for nparly year.
At that time II dropped from 81 cents
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MEDINA sylvester waldrop, an old
man was bitten by o rartleeuake ciGut
miles from here on the Center Point road
and dled from the effects few. houre Attef-,
wards He was comparative 4fnnkv<
nnd was buried Lear where 40 aieo.
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The war department has made public the
last annual report Of Brigadier General
Leonard Wood In his capacity as military
governor OF Cuba The report Is purely
routine document dealing With the details
OF military administration.
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ACcIDEsIS..

Sonora, Texas, October 5.--Leon Buxaeld
is dead Of injuries received some days ago
by being thrown from bis horse.
Muldoon. Texas, October 5.--A. w,
Thompson, brakeman on the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway, fell from
freight train one mile south OF Muldoon,
He was found by some negroes about half
an hour later and sent to Yoakum this
morning. He appeared 10 be seriously IN
lured
Longylew, Texas, October 5. - VIII
Thomas, brakeman on the Texas and
Pacific railroad, was knocked or OF a
freight train at Grand Saline last night
and severely cut above the eye and throat
aud his shoulder knocked out of place. He
win recover.
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Dallas Results.

Dallas Texas, October 6-The tracks had
ltise out 50 as to permit the resumption Of
liinsss rtclng. The pacing and running
rents we're well contested and literally
|;trcnlIed in the books. Results:
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas. October 6The sales
At the Galveston exchange today were as
fellows:
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Running:
Fiyetghths Of a mile. 2-year.olds-B Bear
,ls .,EH Panhandle, Dutch Princess. Time
seyeneighths of a mile, selling-Nloney
s3sA charles Ramsey, Ben Ledi. Time
One nile and an elghth-Cast Iron, La
countess Clara. Time e:o4.
I. neeignths Of a mile-Jimalong Madam
( Aopi Liza l. Time los.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Take oxIpINE for chilis and Fevers
Cure guaranteed
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The president has appointed Colonel WI.
liam Quinton. First Infantry, TO be brlga-
dler general in the regular army he VIII
retire for age on the 18th instant
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Beatty, 500 shares ~ &c.
Continentai-Netional. 100 shares at l0c.
II Beaumont, 200 shares at l2e.
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District Averages.

Rot included in means.
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lsnecIal 10 M Post.l

washington. October 6.-The application
Of W. w Collier. Alex Moseley. E, C..
Cantrel. J. c. Couch and J. 4. Lloyd to
the Citizens National bank Of
Italy With n capital of $1,000 was today
approved by the comptroller Of the eur.
renev
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The Haywood OF company held q d.
rectors meeting here today. c. III Nc
Faddln and Charles Anderson ~ Victoria
and Austin. respectively. were In attend
ance besides the local people
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Jaunty Walking Jackets, six pretty
models colorS castor, brown, navy
and black, man tailored, handsomely
trim'd; finished throughout or 80
i'll perfect manner; today p '"@
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Alll3Ds Phrie OK free ammonia, Just such
t.l9'tlen as thls Induces he asserts, exists
IA we heHlthy aud normal body so long as
NtlipuliulnE ana ceildestructiou are cnr-
tie9 en- ana me lungs continue TO perform
'htW teguiaf ONCE
" lhf resurrection OF the dead Insects
and illmais on which the physician Has
operated powder derived from this mag
he4t thenloal hnid mas been employed.
lie hHimals or meets, hrst Of all. werf
tltAet drowned or clllorofofmed or subject
ca 20 some other form u asphgXation.
Aittr uil alsnn OF iic had ceased ana after
hb neat nag lHl INC bodies and rikor norris
1au lheetlea user, bus before decay or
decomposition nAQ srt ~ the subjects were
p3eeo "a WafIn pate u cloth heated 20
2 temPefatuie CORES ponathg 10 the normal
neat ot hFl6E poug. This accomplished,
We doctor covered the body entirely with
VIZ poWaGE signs QI ne gencrHly were
seen Mlihiu three ~ four minutes follow
VIZ ihih treatment the lpngth ~ time
ieAulsitg varying With the length ~ time
thQt had elapsed after Geath resulted.
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Poll Tax and Schools.

S~,~--->s~--~~~>~~-~~~~->>-
At the next State election IN Texas the
people will lee called upon 10 vote on
constitutional amendment to make the
present poll tax law operative. This law,
as II now stands, imposes tax on each
voter Of $3.50, two-thrds Of which is as
signed to the school fund. with a knowl-
edge that this tax persistently evaded by
thousands Of voters in our State, entailing
thereby serious loss to the revenue for
free public education the Texas Fedora
tion Of Womens clubs is advocating the
adoption Of this amendment, and have
pledged themselves 10 do everything IA
their power 10 awaken an interest In this
matter The necessity for Increased rev
enue for the school fund Is TOO apparent
to admit Of argument, for Il Is Wen known
that the state board OF education Is now
hesitatug 20 declare an apportionment OF
SIS per capita for each student Of scholastic
age S4.75 being the last that was made.
This small sum will not give six months
State constitution. and the suspension or
the schools In small towns and rural dis
trlcts bears ample testimony 10 this state
me loss to the cause Of education since
tho massage OF the poll tax law Is esti-
mated al more than S200Q,O00 or 100000
annually II Texas would rise 20 a high
standard OF greatness and success II must
bp by the liberal education % her children,
for Statistics show that OF 1896 dlstln-
lruished and successful mon and women In
fbe United states 81 had no special
School fraluing SOC only a common school
trsining 1871 high school training and
575g were college trained. Ii IS seen that
the child sent 70 the common school has
forr tlmes the opportunity for dlstinc-
fion IL Tie untnught chldl the high school
frhIninv gives thlrty-tWo times the chance
nf the student In the common school only,
ana f2s lines the chance Of tie untanEht.
ana fhe advantage OF a collegiate educa-
Ian n m the ratio OF twenty 10 one 70
fhe high school training.
rverv child IN Texas has a right to the
host 0nportunlties for distinction and sue
ress Ks Re or she rich or poor What Is
INC sfate but bis Or her peopieg Then DO
al that IL possihle 20 elevate the future
.eitigsu ~ Texas until illiteracy Will be an
nniri6wn quantity within her limits.
me fathsrs ARd founders Of Texas BRO |
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vided for the liberal free education OF her
children. Let us guard this Inheritance
with Jealous care, and II Ii does nor meet
inc requirements, increase Il by an legiu-
mate means.
The proposed amendment asks Of those
who enjoy the benefits conferred by tie
state 10 some part. however small. 10 The
support Of the government II adopfed n
VIII have tendency 70 purify The ballot
rendering the purchase Of votes less eagy
for some are base enough TO barter tlis
nigh privilege, and Ia the corruption of the
b0lloi Is found the menace 70 free govern
ment
The views OF Judge A. W Terrell or
Austin on this point, which were pubiished
~ the Galveston News August q and
q clear statement OF this question, aud the
bentets Ia be obtained BY the adoption of
this amendment. Judge TerreIls service
70 the state and country Give additional
weight 20 his opinions. and we the moth.
ers, wives and sisters OF Tosas appeal 10
the men OF our State 90 strand by tbe In
terests Of our chidrenonz future citizens
and cast your votes for this Important
measure Cornelia Branch Stone
chairman Comniittce Texas Federation Of
MOmcu's (iuhg
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LockAARr-

M, s meetings Of the Ladies' Irving club,
|ssn. having teen suspended during the
49, nave been resumed and this 6ne
\. association win AFFORD entertain.
\, evenings ''
NM. ssaeoat Of Austin. who has been
G,,.. NV aer friend, Miss Margie Face. has
we 70 her home.
EmSn~ heynolds aud hls daughters Misses
n q ~ Aslla visited san Antonio nils
! iAst Suu Nlss Lula has entered school
lsnn NUS ra. Higinbottham and Miss Alice
N.Y. Officiating. '"S'' MY D. -
IN publi is STINT 1int WIN teach the Prairie
Visa My, school this winter.
be se6ani hogan has given up her pri
sAes fns "a Loekhart and viii assist her
a9l0lsviil1 tseo Rogau, ia teaching the
nv s,.i public school
hal 4 ,s contest for queen NJ the car.
|aliop expressing with considerable AMI
siet H. ne young ladies' who are beinu
|gat Jsssss,, MlsAs Julia Witter, Rosa
aad.e Tria'l lhe Noble, Floy McCurdy.
Ih MI ana Fannie Carter I'm "a
A 'uua Witter is slightly IN the
Istiaas X ,i Or Lockhart are making lrep-
lit9lhing M conspicuous part in the
lsE eghiblt S,I,eet fair and carnival. ard
wy DC very ereditable.
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LLANo.

The young people enjoyed soeia, Al The
nome OF Mt and Mrs. S. r. McRae Friday
night. Neiuns
airs. g 3. Porter has returned from an
extended visit TO Kentucky and Ohio.
Mr. ]. p. slator and famiiy have returned
me;. ''' 'ne sum
MISS Neal Andrews has returned from nm
extended visit TO Mississippi.
Mrs. W A. Watkins IS visiting In Dallas
- ATS William Simpson left this WOOL ~
D1lias to attend tho fair "N'A iVl
Mrs Siss Annie M Davis Of Bolton is visiting
m uI ~ y, N Swanson has returned from
az extended visit to Burnet.
:, Mrs Nolan u. HarFan ma Mice ~.
FSs94eock are visiting IN Mason. N'sS
In Llnno. " Nioson Is visiting
extended 4 B5oyntop has returned from an
Hiss Callie Davis left ThursAav s,r
sicaf Texas, to take charge Of thy mn mn
that place. pV"0 sVuoo! OF
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PALESTINE.

Mrs Hampson Gary who has been visit.
sias Der parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Royal,
laa returned to her homo in Tyler.
Mrs G. W, Beardsley is visiting In Dallas
tpiing the fair.
Miss Carrie Gardner left Thursday TO en-.
III tle university at Austin.
Aiss Welles of Alexander city. Ala. is
HE the guest Of her aunt. Mrs $ q
AesS on Sycamore street.
me Benedette Tobin chonter rrnited
|pssasnters Of the Confederacy held n very
..sJ,sselsstng meeting at the CITY nall Fridny
..s. large number of members
,gls had. i09t ple"saht meeting
Mss Ethel Word has gone 10 Dallas 70
4 ~ vocal music this winter.
h. Betty OF Battle Creek. Mich is
NJ, ! visit "a his brother, c, A RETRY.
I'M 4 Ssshefs AVID daughter. Mrs Niece,
M. SSFsieana on visit to relatives.
f6st aarS COOK, daughter of Captain
faermrn 20 enter sehool IN
%ss Llllye Manly has returned home
kafls.s summers visit to relatives In
1 x , Mo, much to the delight If
maly friends here.
N bs spanie lfy Link is the guest of friends
Ms Tor few DAYS.
kssfsyae s,.,iig damers Is spending a week in
sss A aveorges Hunter and little daughte.
.gtht Ky trs from Colorado, where they
tseis !, Nyrtle Maloney has gone 10 ST.
speAu the winter with relatives.
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RRENHAM.

s,v night, at the hospltable home
ia Mrs. y, b. Minor, the Indies
y, ro,seopal church gave most en-.
.'sls entertainment for the henent OF
p.,sr,s church Of this city. The even.
~ devoted to soags. recitations and
" ~ the young ladies Of this city
h w. .bls those who were. present partook
y ~ Emma Linn invited q large number
,lss.Isrds to her home on Sycamore street
carr gd Mrs Ms. c. V. Cavltt have been ut.
ss the presbytery at Houston this
t1sL IA Ferry Garrett Of somerville is
y n, rs y Tos Edmundson of someryllle spent
lesllsd.nsyd X Ms - j. ". Williams are going
vi LIS as their home in San Angelo on nc.
w" N Mrs williams health, and she
s S,Af cT that place today. Mr.. Williams
I'm join her later. ,
w Il w. Williams OF Laredo, who has
~ y bsre ON a visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. J.
" Williams Of this city returned home
aS niS Wcnernott Of chappell Hill is here
,,eit the guest Of Mrs. ], NJ. Mathis
~ inhn Asa wilkins and daughter OF
s.se eity arrived here Saturday from
flslt 10 ,inciHi,,eg' q Wyiiiiirs euss's VI
sIlss Julia Harrison is visiting relatives
y Ne hsSM Il HudgIns Of chappell Hill was
n ~ rity yesterday.
y n ,i " d W. Booker Of Independence was
4. ths city yesterday.
HI a M Williams has returned from
5tlsit to Wallis.
Nrs Fowler Of Austin, who has been here
81 4 visit returned home last night.
Nrs W H. Eldridge has returned from u
All q her daughter. Mrs. c. B. Gillespie,
h Houston.
prof and Mrs Romberg left last night
u, inwa, where they will spend a year and
rSere the professor will solicit funds for
NJ sna Mrs. Cans Of Giddings are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Lewis.
Nrs Fernando Robertson Of Somerville
Il bprc on visit
Miss Julia and Clara Wilson left last
,renins for visit 10 Houston,
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HEARNE.

Mrs. Julia Knowles went 70 Rrv,r en-.
week to spend a few DAYS with reiot,,os
Dr. A. c, Walker Of Fort worth -.
pro,eSsionaily engaged in Hearne this week.
Mrs. John ? De Lesdenler and little son
OF Laling are guests Of J. FELTON, Lane aud
femily for few days. ~ M
Mrs B. a. Knox spent few days Of this
week in Ennis. w
Mrs. Fannie Waddell of Bryan is spend.
ing this week in Hearne with her parents.
a. Mr.; and Mrs. $. A. Montgomery sud
i'm III III; Marguerite' Of New Orleans are
and family. W. cummings
Mr. and mrs. j. II. wooten snent sum.
d9ay ava Monday IN Bryan with relatives.
9 Mum and family came m fro,,
Bryan Sunday on a short stav witb Nom Mon
c.. Bishop and family. ""N Nis'
MISS Bette WarllcG is in Caldwell.
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DEAD ARE GIVEN LIFE.
Indiana Physician startles the Medical
Profession.

indiana Physician startles the Medical
Profession.
The medical profession Of the Middle
West has been startled by The announce.
ment authorized by the Indiana society ~
Physicians and Surgeons thar d. q. w.
Litueheld, one Of IFS most prominent mem.
hers physician Of Central Indiana has
dlscoyered gslat later Blay be proved 10 he
one Of the Vital principles AZ lie ana llfe's
malntenance. De asserts that he has dom.
onstrated by actual experiment the rum ~
his declarations, and his announcement Al
Endorsed by the conservative approval =
the Indiana Medical society, before many
of whose members several Of the expari
ments have been conducted
Where death, according 20 Or. rfttle.
held's declarations, IS noi due to the con-
sequeai waste or destruction of a vital
organ life can be renewed The phveiclhn
IN several experiments obtained results nj
lower animals aud on Insects which went
fsr 10 prove his theory.
10 demonstrating bis Theory Dr Little
field make use - light salt soIntioa
saturated with oil OF the body. rhe com com.
pound 10 allowed 70 stand exposed III an
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by I'LL present AeSn enjoyed
Tue young society peouie .,,nvna
night eVH mail tuesday
Miss niss Jennie willis Of Columbia ia ,,.itln.
Mrs. r. r. Waits ana a.,-... -,
~ Nacogdoches. ~. 'h0ir nome
Mrs. y y. Linn and children OF no,so.
bas r nltsr 9 pleasant visit to relatives here
Mrs, NJ. L. Bolton, Mrs. ]. Ssna...
~ nhV MFs = =. Guitar are visiting friends
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sMlTHVlLLE.

Mrs Louis Saunders left Monday for DAT.
las on a visit to her parents.
Mrs W. r. Flint and daughter MISS
Edna. have returned from a visit in Eldor
Iowa.
Mrs. j. a. Massey is visiting relatives in
Sinner
c. II. Jones and wife spent last SUNDAY
In BasIrop. a..
Miss Inttle Moncure has returned 20 her
home IN Bastrop after two weeks VISIT
10 Mrs {. o. peobard.
Miss Willie Tanner Of Hllsbcro is visiting
Mrs II L, Watson.
Mics Nellie Curry Of Denlson. who has
been visiting Mrs. Pike Baker has returned
homo.
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MOSCOW.

r. L. synnott aud family returned ~
.nelr nome at Livingston Thursday after
here.
mrs, Lovejoy Of Coulgan spent the we X
win friends and attended the meeting, re
turning to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. PeukcsOn aud son OF Cannon, n,ld
a snort visit % friends here this week
Mrs Iqra Wilson and children Of ilv.
lhgston visited her parents here tho week
MI ana Mrs Barnes of Chester were In
Town TINS week and their daughter SIiss
day. 'A0'H Ncuhts-
lngSton last week, returning Sunday
Miss Maggie Harris VIII begin teachlna
schqol at Center Grove next Monday
MISS Lea Polk is teaching at Asia.
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RELLvLLE.

Miss Lena Heumuth left last Saturday
on an extended visit to friends in Bren.
ham.
Mrs Marshal Howard and children have
returned from visit to relatives IN Sealy,
Mrs. II, Schlosser returned last Saturday
from Orange
Miss Carrie Cleveland Of Caldwell is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. G. a. Hopish.
Mir, end Mrs, I. Artman spent last sun
day IN Brennan.
Mrs. Netta KATE and little son Of san
Antonio are the guests Of relatives here.
Miss Myrtle FOrdtran left Monday for
London. Texas, where she expects to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Ploeger Of Bastrop Is visiting her
brother, Mr.. G. LanEhammer, and family
Miss Title Haak returned this week from
a two months visit to relatives In Houston
and Beevile.
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g. where she has. entered ono
b schools y tS sut GSgltal S city, \.
Miss ihyin- tho nnst year with her
~ srensn f,aptain J y. Thompson, left
r5,her "a kentucky home this week.
IN het e ela r l1e and Miss Calhoun. after
Yrs slsaeefsi weeks at the seaside, have
lFeuunus q san Antonio.
r ga Mrs +. attended visit Z t d"as Cd ia
lert1 pittsburg Texas.
As1f " i.tid Ward has gone TO Nashville,
NH - enter the Ward seminary.
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FLAroNlA.

Miss Hope Hcwett Of Houston is visiting
relatives In this city.
Miss Cleo Dickson of Moulton spent o
day Ia the city this week en- route to San
Antonio to attend school.
Miss Turner Of Schulenburg spent day
In the city, the guest Of Miss Lena Mueller
Mrs. Eliza Falres went to La Grange
Thursday.
Mrs. Saunders Of Walahala has been the
guest Of Mrs. FARES the past week,
Miss Neya Burns Of AlulGoon spent daj
In the city.
The hen given By the Young men OF the
CITY complimentary TO Miss Marburgcr o.
ClFtern Monday night was a delightful df-
fair.
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WHARTON.

wsSs.. century club held its first meet
Nn ~ afternoon at tho residence
isa,v wv " Aidas. The president, Mrs.
Iksa, ' s,,ed the club With cordial
an NJ ''S@2 BY an Instrumental 500
\ ~ ~ = Victor The work OF the
b AeEs,., gar was then discussed aud
tsnpo.,...,E nt rendered her study haIl n
tn NJ, meeting room for the club
\, n. seek -pA accented. The club meets
Z r Z Huston e suassahy.
"Imitiee q The en ca1sn,sd the n res.