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mn rRENcH,s SERMON.

Mrs. T. T. Gcsecke then beautifully
rendered "The Holy city" MS solo, after
which DR.. French began his sermon, taking
for his text the nth verse If the thir-
ieenth chapter Of Luke, the thlrty-arst
verse Of the sixteenth chapter OF the Acts
~ the Apostles, the ninth verse OF the
toutb chapter Of Romans, and the six
,eppth verse OF the sixteenth chapter OF
Mark. While especially addressed to the
Young men Of the institution, the clio.
ouent exhortation enlisted the rapt atteu-
finn OF the large congregation. No better
sermon or more earnest appeal has ever
been preached from the college rostrum.
| In beginning Dr. French laid down the
proposltion that man is Il compound Of
/ body aud soul and as such he owes ale
glance TO true goyernment--ciyil and re-
| liglous A departure from this would rem
{ nor him an anarchist or dSoFgnnizer oi
society. This he proved by citing various
| illustrations.
| tisin arc necessary In order to be saved.
| Rpoentnnrr and faith are necessary rs a
means to an end, while confession au'i
! which depend upon circumstances As an
/ illustraton the divine represented Fih ~
being on his right hand aud God on MS
left In turning the body from the right
IN I.
| p,nt while a belief in COO maWteSis
fnith As an explanation OF his statement
thnt confession and baptism depended upni
circumstances, the speaker employed n
Nudge from sin to faith MS an example
saving that whom the pilgrim attempts 4,
cross the fcrryman may be absent aud
thereby not collect the tolls OF confession
and BAPTISM: should he be present, how
ever he would demand these as the cost
~ the passage. IL other words sinnel
MIGHT Be saved and not unite himself
,aiuiv his duty and through this he should
lneln0wirdge his redemption and be hap
rho sneaker alluded to the materiallsti
! expression often occurring In the advertise
ments appearing in the press, relative q
! Hsneinc IL believing" While he admiil
mai In the sphere Of the 1--WE senses we ar
comDplled 10 accept the testimony ~ TN
sensss Ia preference to all other evidence
there is n higher intuition which should p
acrepted ms n guide, In which tue recogniz
"a ssnsps play no part. While Mrs. EdnN
Tor example, claims that pain Is all lmagil
| tton tho sense Of feeling rcfutes this IA
s,'r or the other hand. who could tel
! LII, aowcrs were Of various hucs ana *
nisin the various phenomena ~ nature
rhese are beyond comprehension aud 80
re know II Is true. and because we ar
nn.tie 10 explain the cause We must no
s.nse IN have faith that there are certail
elements that develop the results men
tl9 gIho cholr then sang God Be With You.
With the benedirtion, the Inornlnl
serrices were concluded.
'rha excellent music furnished by ID
chnsr ,oday contributed no little to the eI
ioyment OF the congregation. The eho!E
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Yonnn Man propped Dead

Sherman Texas, June s. A yolng man
named johnson dropped dead this af.c'ronl
at the bag mill tanks. He. with several
young men Of same age, had been bathing
I'm tho tank and had come out johnson
had raised bis arms preparatory 10 dra Wing
on his shirt when he dropped dead His
death was due TO hcurt trouble
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composed ~ students, klndlr assisted by
some ~ the campus ladies aud instructors.
and Is directed by Mr. r. W kcrr
AT $50 o'clock, under the very able lead
ership OF Professor + II, Miller, the baud
large audience OF College and BRYAN people
and hundreds NJ visitors. The music VAS
frequently anplauded and several encorcs
were given.
Rev. Dr. Ftliey Of the Bryan Baptist
church this evening addressed the Young
Mems Christian association Ut the college
Of the association were present and enjoy.
cd the intc,lectual~ -cpast served by this
eloquent divine.
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Hot Weather Weakness.

~ you feel tagged out. listiess and lack
TX 10 energy, you are perhaps suffering
Nsa,t me debilitating effects " sumpcr
tsSion These symptoms Indicate that q
aurs,iik needed that will create n healthy
tbs'hle, make digestion perfect regulate
~ liver, This Merbinc viii do; il is a
sssS' nnAatiye and restorative. II, j. Free
N.Y. proprietor Grand View Hotel, che
lps nan, writes: II have used llerOine
ssrh ne last twelve years, and nothing on
!. !, me by DR.. Newton. Newton, Kan" zoe
ton A''siihs ;, oo- MAIN street, MUS
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Constipated Bowels.
!. rsrns. Junc s.-rhe audItotium

:. 10 have good health the body should he
Wy In laxative condition. aud the
~ the poisonous wastes are expelled 'laily.
w y l., Edwards. 142 y. Main St.
pns,nlta' Kansas. writes; II have used
,nstn,ne TO regulate the liver aud bowels
n lN the past ten years, and found IL re,
um .lIe remedy zoe st A. e. Blessings, 1O2
Aan street Houston
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Tax on Babies.

ths aIeme hot weather is great tax upon
ana. .essilve power OF babies; when puny
aose. .eeoie they should be given few
Ana,ooi Whites Cream Vermifuge, the
elIta,a tonic. II viii stimulate and IA
AM All they soon become strong, healthy and
sires, ,S9e at A. l.. Kiesllng's, 500 Main
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Commencement Notes.

/
from NasSar.
Miss Gertrude Kauback Of La Grange ,s
with Mrs. Gilers.
Ex-Govrrnor lIogg heard the commence.
mcnt sermon toduy.
Miss BESSIE Brown of Dallas is the guest
of Miss Nellie Brown.
Miss McLendon Of Waco will visit friends
In the city this week.
Miss Alice Terrell OF Terrell is a guest
Tor commencement week.
Miss perle Green of Brownwood is visit.
ing the Misses Wallace.
Miss Mabel Humphrey OF Taylor IL visit.
Ing Miss Margaret Crlser
! Miss Nell Fentross of San sabn is tho
guest OF Miss Eunicc Alden,
Misses Fisher of Georgetown are visiting
| the family of Judge Towns
Miss Beatrice Thompson Of Bnllurer Is
Mrs. X. NJ. Thompsons guest.
| Miss Mcknight of Laredo is spending
| The week with Mrs. Carl Drake
Miss Carrie Margaret Graham Of New
| York Is with Mss Belmont Graham
| Miss Eva Allen of Bctou Will attend com
monccmcnt with Mrs. George Walug.
Miss liemminG Of Colorado Springs colo.
Will he entertained by Mrs. Ashby James
| Miss lIendry Finger Of Memphis 1cnn.,
Ia visiting her aunt, Mrs George W. tin
| ser.
Judge +, G. Dulnrd NJ sherman. III,
commencement orator arrived In town To-
day.
Hon. Bob Suncr Of Dallas is here for the
| week and says that he VIII nave a good
! tune
II. -. Pool Of Cameron, ono Of the old
timers, Is here for the commencement
| week.
INC Glcc club made many friends today
by the manner IA which II furnished the
| music.
Mrs. ". W puckctt and daughter o,
Bnda are in the city for the university eN
| erciscs
$. J. Hogsett member Of the Alumu
association arrived in town today from
| Dallas,
Miss Katie Kecsec of san Antonio Is
spending some time with Mrs, Rush Me
Culloch.
Miss Agnes Walton of Bartlett Is tn,
commencement guest Of Mrs. Gooddl
| WuOten
Mrs. Burt Mcdonald and Miss Noren,
Walthcsdorf are the guests OF Mrs. A, g
! Baldwin.
In the prayer Of l,cv somhou today
no asked for the speedy restoration oil thC
governor.
Walter schriner. ex-captaIn Of the foot
| ball team, came In today from HIS nome
in KcrrNilic.
rc me n.i iH" E tbc hcnI conrnrts Inv inc mi
yoMr WI, mT inc '"N' '''''V''' '' '"' -
'r ,,E p'no' =, c..-..,.o ro,os ~,
Miss lApscom9 or oirap'yine 'I bn n arr
Miss Greene of Quanah are 10 p' WI"
Mrs. harrington.
Miss Annie Lou Houser and Miss Anni'
May Erwin Of WaSahachie are guests o
Mrs. w. 5. Sutton ~,
Bishop galloway held conference VT,
mo tnc r rcrents' room.
-" ma koorror Of sam Antonio 4
MsS Lime N"rhep oI .,, G"s tar bn ,ritl
Win Mrs. H1 bnecIzo anu VIII ''''' ~
MISS IVA" .,.,.,t. 4,
An early morning german az Is o'cioch ~
the morning viii inaugurate the social f''
tivlties of commencement week ,,.
Miss Floy BeckhGm Of Hcornc ana yam
ncncement visitors at Mrs. Dnl's.
,,,.. I'm rr,or ~ Tr,or and Miss At
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N.cro lsborers Deserted Contractors

Newton. Texas, June s. WORK "n ~"
brick kiln at this place Is progressing very
slowly ON account Of the difficulty IN gei,.
ting labor. The kiln Is TO furnish h npiiDs
Tor thc new court house ana IS p'ln7
worked by the contractors. .-., ,,r,o
NJ Noodic one OF the contractors calns
,,er LAST sunday with party or negr.
lnborcrs from Houston and placed thcin az
work Monday morning. 80. hor had
tuesday ii was discovered that tney so nnS
al an, anring Monday night leaving the con
tractors several dollars loser In me lrHhn s.
action. Mr.. Ellis, the man IN cnh.sV M n
small force Of men NJ WORK, pu' w ~ q
is not progressing satisfactorily as
stllI short OF men.
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A Splendid Remedy.

Sad Silgie pains. rheumatism. lumbago
ha-sSsiaauc pains yield to the penetrating
peps,,. of nallnrd's Snow Imminent, 1t
uates to the nerves and bone, and be-
tispssiies are conveyed to every part n
M NJ" and effect some wonderful cures.
Aailr,s Moore, Agent Illinois Central
Asil,rS Milan, Tenn. states: / have used
htkscA SNOW Liniment for rheumatism
pid -. etc. In my family. II Is u splen,,
81 neay, We could not do without y,
MAJ snd si.oo at A. L. Kieslins's, 5o2
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NOTES. AND pDRsoNA1.s.

Among the visitors arc Miss Gussie rvilsy
" MeSla. Mrs, c. A. Rice and Miss Jessie
Anderson of Beaumont Mrs. T. r. Benson
ana Miss Rowena Crawford Of Dickinson.
Miss Patio McCiclland. Miss Karl pctdci.
Miss nulda rariton aud MIR, Dave pciden
Mgs Albert O'Ncsl ot Dallas. Miss La
Prcllc Of Temple +, III Carothcrs % u1us.
ton, Miss Margaret Rntroughs OF Nustil
Of Houston, T.. n. ntoss Of Brcnham
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For Commissioner.

hcr,hy nupouncc bs "A candidat" for re.
election ~ commissioners II precinct No T..
Nuiliptd h. The action OF the dcmocrn e.
tii,unrlrs w. &. Butcher.
The Post re authorized TO announce Dan
Ruppr. ST. ms n candidate for county CON.
missioner ptNcnct No I, subject 10 ac.
non ar the democratic primaries
rho Pes, is authorized 90 nrnounce Iulrs
Hirsvh ns "a candidate for Commissioner
prprluuI 80 : or IBrris county, subject
io thc notion ~ tho democratic primaries
jun H. 1907
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ASHEVILLE, N. c.
f. P. McKissick, Proprietor.
HOTEL ALLEeHANY
RocKeRIDoE ALUM SPRINGS

combined Mountain Resorts
HOTEL hLLEGUANY \ handsomely
furnished, modern hotel at Goshen va
on main line of G and o lE,;; eadds
BOCKBBJDGE ALUM si'RlN "e3, I',n!ts,,
grounds. and curative mineral wattr- SO.
900 expended In Improvements TINS ysar:
are managed practically as one resort "a
terfninele us nndpr one roof. Fine goli
links nt Rockhrldgo Alum. orcnesfTa.s a,
boih places. Lovely drives haGnlDcehI
mountain scenery. ENhlesaiihs Hu'ui'c'
+. II. BROKENBoRoUGH
Manager Hotel Allegheny. ngsneh' va
JAMES s. FRAZIER
General Manager Rockbridge Alum Hp'ins'
Va.
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VIII be the Prince OF peace ~.
come the worlds teacher In ,hn nas ne.
OF the brotherhood OF man, Vhsra uVVttlho
~, IN the pathway OF human syf,na,,.. We
nuu TINS pre-eminent One as mn Irrssn1.s, VIC
tne umoluon OF the human ha.,, w "
sppke OF war heroes aud sam ~, ~. ~
World nus never produced onr .s. wy
Iasted SO long as the Man of tiau,anV Iss
hluded TO the hero Of Manila hsr ~ .,iic
trhte TINS point. lie smoke 81 thS ,, us
war, which has Just closed. nnd cs Ivss
aa,tenuon TO the many officers who wasa
hlneo' ~ compared with privates, inst ~.
cause they wanted TO he heroes '"'' oe'
Pre.eminent one. Nav Thy ,s,o,,
inspire the church OF all mankind r1a
worlu can not supply the tenticr feeling ami
.ne n,eds OF the soul like the living i'm.
splraton OF the Divine one, lie is tho
liost pre'eminfnt Of amy one known 10 tho
hhnus OF history, and this One never
Chains heart which lie can NOT satisyy
lie i the lord OF the human benrt jn 80,
I've Is teacher NJ humanity I'm tho nnth
OF righteousness. lie viii moi lrove ,,nn
comtortiess. Sin that brushes cyerv human
heart can he emanclputed by This nre.
eminent ono '' nv
AS TO tho graduates, he advised them "a
! iook 70 ihis pre.emlnent christ ana 10 be
thctr constant ambition to Walk In Iits
footsteps, as their life would he usrfnl
ana sublime. as this ono Christ wna fbe
savior OF the world and the hone of man.
Kind. ~
The sermon held the close attention Of
the vast audience aud at Vie close the
Hlpe club sang king OF Kings" which
WAS followed by the hymn. "Ameucn.
Then came the bcnedction.
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Sims Given Eight Years.

Gainesville. Texas. June THE jnry III
49, wnI,er sims rnpe ease which mas
Neon on trial In the district coni' h sl
Thursday. after being out severn o'ciccs
returned verdict last night AZ w t
giving him eight years IN the peA''e"
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PROGRAM FOR MONDAY.

. 10 ii a. Inspection ~ departments,
including exhibition OF live stock, farm ard
dairy machinery, apparatus ana appliances
for instruction. Display Of products of stc-
dents work students az work In shops
II u. m--Jont celebration III literary SO
Cictics
~ m--Indlyldaual competition drill for
company medals,
$50 p. m-Public meeting Alumni osso.
citation.
Overture
Welcome address. President " II. rolt"ec
Music.
Welcome Address on hehnlf Of First
Class. ....,.,.. Cadet +, II, Baltic, 81.
Response nv the President Of the Assoc
citation +, S, filscn, SIS, College station
..,.".,,...R. c, Watkins, 'o5, Houston
Music
Music,
10 D. m--Alumnl banquet
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.
The special train service established he
tween the college and Bryan during COM
mcncrment is quite convenience 10 the
citizens and visitors or both places. The
schedule Is as follows;
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The Post IL authorized 20 announce ME-.
Thomas H. Railoy ms candidate fcr Jus
tirc az the peace, precinct No. /, suhJect 20
the democratic primaries,
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/ hereby announce ag candidate for
lust t,r VI the peace prc,ln"t No l. subject
10 action Of the democratic primaries.
J. II Marmiop.
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G. r. Heidngsfclder, candidate Cor rap
tesentativc 70 the legislature from Harris
county, sollclts your support. Subject 10
she action Of the democratic primaries.
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Presentation No. 2s5i by Elmer 4 Ame mi
r,iii not cure ali complaints. bur II VIII
cure rheumatism. Z. +. Schmidt HOUSTON
Texas, sole agent.
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Tho Post Is authorized TO announce A,
CeuHwa, as candidate Tot county clerl
subject 20 the action ~ the democratic pr
marlrs
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hereby announce Rs candidate for
reduction as county clerk OF Hurts couu
Is. subject to She action OF the democratic
prn RIius. Ed L. Dupree.
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For County Clerk

hereby announce myself ms candidate
Tor County Clcrk of Hurts county subject
80 the action Of tho democratic primaries.
GEO. JONES.
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Regular Passenger Trains.
Nv Hryan.. ! IA pm Nv College zoos nm
8" ... A:22 pm '' ~ pm
" 900. 80 am " = u0 am
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enr niatrIct Attnrnav.

The Post IL authorized TO announce W.
g. Love FOR the efhce Of district attorney
sor Galveston and Harris counties, subjcs't
20 the action OF the democratic primaries.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Rsprssen

ANtV0ONOE MEM -
For Representatives.
G. r. Hcidlugsfcider, candidate cor rep
iesentative. 70 the legislature from .riari1s
COUNTY, sollcits your support. Subject 70
she action OF the democratic primaries.
For District Attorney.
he oy p's ser .bs ssSes q s. .rs
FOR Galveston and Harris counfira rubiet,f
20 the action OF the democratic primaries.
For Sheriff.
4 announce nyself candidate for the
9snss o. shsrl6 Of Harris county, suhjeci
June IL. and ask the support OF ny
hSends and the public. Respectfully
J hereby announce as a candidate for the
otitce OF sheriff OF Harris county. subject
70 acf'on OF the democratic primaries;
Z respectfully announce myself a csndi-
Of Harris county, subject to the action OF
the democratie primaries, and ask the sup
poiS Of ms friends and the voters at large.
Archie Anderson
For District JUDGE.
Hereby announce az n candidate for tho
court OF Harris county, subject 10 action az
democratic primaries.
J. {. Baldwin.
The Post IL authorized to announce W.
+, Hamhien az candidate for Judge Of the
FlftS-hfth judicial district OF Harris coun-
~ 2Ss' SUBJECT 10 aston OF democratic p''ma
For District Clerk.
nereby announce myself as n candidate
for tho 0nipN of distrigt cinrk auhtsrf "a
John D, Ashc.
announce myself as candidate for
the office OF District Clerk Of Hsrris conn
W subject TO the action OF the democratic
primaries. TO be beld June Y, and ask the
support OF my friends und the public. Re.
spectfuly HARVEY W. DowNEY.
For County Judge.
This Post Is authorized TO announce Blake
nunrce MS a candidate for county Judge or
Harris county, suhjcW Ia action of demo.
cratie primaries, June u, 1907.
I hereby announce as q candidate for re-
election 90 tho office " iudgv Of the coanty
CONT of Harris county. subject 10 the ac-
ton 81 the democratic prlmpvirs Good
roads and drainage. u, H. vasmer.
For County Attorney.
The Post Is authorized TO announce a. A.
Mltchncr 40 candidate for county nt,or.
ncy, subject TO the action Of the democratic
primaries
For County Clerk
J hereby announce myself ms . cana,dats
Tor county 'lcrk or ltRtrA county. suplet
90 the action Of the denocra!lc prlmatleN
GEO. JONES.
...,..II--,, A.. ......,.
lho fosN Is huthon1IVn 70 nhhuunus =, -
NSuhW"l ~ " VSiuluH,. ~, ~ a uuuu3 rlStS
suNe't 20 iue action oi 'hN uomNVrHuc P'''
marleS'
,.,.,,,. .,,,,,,,, a, , oor5td.., g.,
hciruN 'nuuuH t i,rt of u,r,isco,y
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The Post Is authorized TO auuouure a. A.
Mitrhncr us n candidate FOR county nttor-
ncy, subject 10 the actlou of the democratic
primaries.
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Fot shsrih.

l announce alyseif candidate for the
efhce OF sherlG OF Harris county, subject
" the action OF the democratic PRIMARIES.
ytne IL. and ask the support Of ny
h9erds and the public. Respectfully.
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A. KEsLNO CRESCENT DRUG STORE SIG Main
Special Agents
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! hereby announce as a candidate for the
otftce OF sheriff OF Harris county, subject
TO acf'on OF the democratic primaries.
j. II. a.. Becker.
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The Post Is authorized to announce W
4, Hamhien az candidate for Judge Of this
FiftS,hfth judicial district OF Harris coun
ries.
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respectfully announce myself a candi-
% Harris county. subject to the action or
the democratic primaries and ask the sup
poiS Of ms friends and the voters at large.
Archie Anderson.
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Eor County Indne.

TbN Fnst Is nuthorIHed 10 announce BIake
purrce ms candidate for county Judge or
Harris county, suhjcrt Ia action of demo.
cratSc primaries, June u, 1901
I hereby announce As candidate for re-
election 90 the office Of iu'lgc OF the coanty
court of Harris county subject n the aC-
tton ~ the democratic primaries Good
roads aud drainage H. H. Vasmer
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announce myself as q candidate for
the office OF District Clerk OF Harris conn.
~, subject TO the action OF the democratic
primaries, 10 be held June u, and ask the
support OF my friends und the public Re-
specially, HARVEY W. DOWSEl.
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For District Clerk,

heccby announce myself as a candidate
for the office OF district clerk, subject 10
action OF the democratic primaries.
John n. Ashc.
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For District Judos

hereby announce as n candidate for tho
oth'se Of judge OF the Fifty NTH district
court OF Harris county, subject 10 action Of
democratic primaries
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WHARTON.

Dainty Invitations, haud painted on glass
squares arc out for the crystal wedding
n Mr. and Mrs Val Mcrriwcther, which
will bc celebrated by reception from 4
to 6 and S to II y, m, January Is.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Dennis have returned
from a pleasant visit 10 Eagle Lake.
Miss Annie Laurie stafford ~ Columbia
Is in Wharton pupil at The public school.
Miss Use is again In Wharton after n
pleasant visit to her parents la Austin.
MIR. and Mrs. ". ]. iIoaz OF Fort North
are in HE city visiting their son, Mr.. Lutn-
er Boaz.
Mr.. ana Mira Tom Brooks are very busy
entertaining their christmas gift, "iom
Brooks, Jr.
Rev L. T simpson. Baptist divine from
Giddngs VIII hold services in this city
Sunday.
Mrs. L. T. Bcadle, who has been very al
for several days, IS now conyalcscins
Major ]. Linn Laid, Of whom an the
coast >cc'ion Il proud, being one OF tho
most wideuwakc and progressive editors In
the State and warm FREUD OF The Post
was talking up The brilliant prospects OF
BAY city Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. g. Norton are entertainius
q welcome visitor, fine boy.
Mrs j Il. Embry OF Louise Ia the guess
Of her sister. Mrs. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kemp IT Krlege
were visiting friends IN the city Friday
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CALVERT.

Mayor and Mrs. c. s Meredith gave their
little Sous, Spencer and Laurence. party
on Friday evening of the past week which
is generally considered to he one OF the
most elegant affairs Of the kind known TO
the history OF this llttle clry After whiting
away the hours most pleasantly with games,
the litue follows enjoyed truly royal
banquet.
Miss Beatrice Oscar loft Thursday for
Austin to enter st. Mays academy.
Born, 10 Mr. anC Mrs Dan koylcs a hne
baby boy
Mrs Ella Church OF Cisco is visiting Cap
tain ana Mrs, B. T. Church,
Mr.. Goidthwalt, n prominent young SO
cicty man ot Cameron. Visited his friend
ID, Z. McAlpinc, IN this city FRIDAY.
Mr., and Mrs. C. l. Jones visited Marlin
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Gibson entertained
a few Of their Young friends la a most de-
lightful manner Friday evening Of the past
week in honor Of thch ncrc. Miss Ruth
EGgu. an attractive young lady of Waco
who returned home Moud3v.
Misses Katy md Ruby Dow gave very
enjoyable masquerade pnrty Tuesday night
I'm honor Of their guest Miss Rrnrc
Mr. SOM Co'lot of Palestine visited Gal
vert Wednesday.