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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23

thanks sent through British Consul
Hoare from the British High Commits
sioner of the Pacific. The Rev. Lutera,
who was for so many years the spiri-
tual adviser and pastor of the COM
pany that lived at Lahaina, has not
received any letter from any of the
Gilbertese though he expects one by
the first opportunity from that dis
tant and isolated group.
The account of the safe journey and
arrival at the old home published from
the letter received by Rev. Hiram
Bingham. has onlr in part reassured
the Hawaiian friends Of the Gilbertese,
among whom TINS report of misfortune
and death seems to have made such a
profound impression.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
WOMAN HANGED HERSELF

A colored woman named Annie Eve
rett hanged herself in a bath room this
morning in the Winston block on River
street mauka of Hotel street. Her
boCy was found early today she
hanged herself from the rafter, using a
rope for that purpose. a coruners in
quest was held at noon. a verdict of
suicide was returned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
New Regular Service
CONNECTING WITH
STEAMER "ALAMEDA"
FOR PORTS OF HAWAII.

Commencing January /, 1904 Wilder's
Steamship Co. will dispatch the steam
er Maui" for Mahukona, Kawaihae,
and Hamakua ports, to connect with
the Steamer Alameda" sailing on
the day of her arrival at IL IN. carrying
u. S. mail, passengers, and freight.
This steamer has been recently re-
fitted and provided with large, well
ventilated deck staterooms and all
modern accommodations.
Above schedule is subject to change
without previous notice.
WILDER'S S. S. co.
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Il. 4. [. RANOrET.

The Honolulu Athletic club baseball
team gave Il banquet last night in
honor of G.. f. Chilingworth, who
has a strong and steady supporter of
the team. The team was reorganized
for the next season, with James Will
liams as captain and Pat Gleason as
manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23

The Builderse and Traders Exchange
held a meeting last night, at which
there was d lengthy discussion Of local
labor and educational questions and
government contracts and bids.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
Eagles Attention {!

Honolulu Aere $40, Fraternal Order
of Eagl $, will entertain the Eagles OF
the Fleet at n Smoker, to be held at
Waverley Han Wednesday evening De-
cember 90. All visiting Eagles are COR
daily invited.
Per order Of the Committee.
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REPORTS NEXT WEEK.

The report of the Territorial Grand
Jury was not ready this morning as
was expected. The jury will probably
hand in its report next Tuesday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
ARRIVING.

Wednesday, December %.
Am. bark Kaiulani, Colly, 16 days
from San Francisco, sighted at noon.
Stmr. Lehua, Napala, from Molokai
ports, sighted at 1850 p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
BOARD OF INQUIRY.

A Board of Inquiry has been in ses-
sion for the past two days on board the
collier Nanshan, inquiring into the
cause of the vessel striking a sandspit
at Midway on her voyage hither from
Yokohama. No damage was done to
the vessel. Captain PrideauX went
down to the Midway Islands, because
he became convinced that his chrono-
meter was not correct, and he desired
to obtain his exact latitude and longi-
tude.
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(SealN
LOST.

Warrant No. 1929, dated June 80,
1903, drawn by Department of Public
instruction in favor of Miss Abbie .Ke-
kaua. Amount $500.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
AN INVITATION AFFAIR.

The entertainment to be given by the
officers of the fleet on the battleships
Kentucky and Wisconsin and the wharf
between them next Saturday evening is
an invitation affair. Invitations are
now being issued.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
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BUILDERS AND TRADERS.

cents have been taken TO the Customs
House by people from the fleet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Between bOards-Sales: 10 Kihei, $3.50
GO Hawaiian Electric, 800 90; 80 Eva,
800, co. so Eva, $40 90: % Eva, so. 90;
20 Eva, $1,000; 10 Eva, 500 ,OO Is Eva,
$40 .OO II Honolulu II. T. & L. Co,
$S2 so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23
ST LOUIS EXPOSITION.

Governor Carter and Commissioner
F. w. Macfarlane who has charge Of
Hawaii's exhibit at the St. Louis EX-
position, held conference this morn
ing to discuss expenditures for the eX-
hlbit. AS much economy as is possible
will be exercised in connection with
the exhibit and the finances We're dis
cussed this morning. There viii be an
other conference tomorrow morning, at
which action will probably be deter
mined upon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
Ad In the Star. A bargain
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES IN AND FOR
THE DISTRICT OF HAWAII.
In the Matter of }
Herbert g. Austin, } In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. }
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-23

Our rule is to treat oil
patrons alike-giving the
small customer and the
large the same courteous
service. If you want a
SOC safe deposit box, or a
large or small insurance
policy, or a surety bond,
OF any sort or size, we'll
serve you gladly. Henry
Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, Ltd, corner Fort
and Merchant SITS.
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El&G&&&G1GGHG%AN&GGH1 G>G@G&G2HGH1%>E19Nl
ne presented to him for an Ordtr

ing presented to him for an order %
me.
me plaintiffs allege that on January 4
.jS, AT the request of the defendants ths 4
reformed certain labor and services 10 an
bout the business of the SAID delenAn''
that plaintiffs We're employed herein ~
tturueys TO pass on the legal effect q i1s
.utl,act between the defendant and c. I,
Markham and they were employed 70 gFi7
an opinion as 10 the questions arising
said contract and that the defendAne M
sired such opinion as early as possible ga
reuuired all the time of the plaintins rVl 4
nc time plaintiffs were employed wpl
such opinion was delivered plaintlns ptAs.
compelled to decline other employment uis
to decline to see other persons unul sslf
opinion could be prepared. That tney w
DELIVER ia defendants on January MT
nm opinion that said contract was not puAE
ing upon the stockholders OF said c9mpAY 81
nor on said company as Corporation M NJ
thar defendant thereupOn employed phnf
tiTs I'm hehalf Of said company 10 repfex
scnt them in and about an sfor 70 y
said property to the Gulf, Coorado u
Soutn re Railway company, OF 20 "
person I'm its behalf and plaiptins lew
their services 10 a conference Wiu NJ
general agent and general solict9r q M WI
railway company until there Icy ~, ~
reached an agreement by when tne IN ~ N
-
said company said assets OF the usinuA-
company for SS2OUO -. :, IA, "a
That thereafter the defendants ns,n SS.a
pudiated their promise to lhe n Sny nsia
RADIO and Santa Pc Railway company y III M
n IS" sale on The assets of defendants 70 o. =
MARKHAM, acting for himself n.y.
Southern Pacific Railway compapl SSSur,S
$500, eco, the said Markham Delhs ~ r,sA
bv the oplnlon Of plaintiffs herein "fA
Ills price for the assets TOUn ..s N
That said company has received 5000 NV a
lie property and the same Y depG aoostOu
tho Commercial National bang q an n Isjrns
tion n cninipIng any and each Of them n' a
[ dsposi5g Of The assets Of said cC mp ,c
ravins out said money TO any q ,r sos I'd
holders and from drawing sala gu,4ssr n
Of said hank for such other "uu
lirP ms praypd. .,,o xitt hlt'l
Tblg il the third 'ujunctionnr on. IN IA I'D
against the Boaumont-sars''sA
Zine Line company.
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HELD ON THEFT CHARGE
CHAs. DIXON is WANTED BY FORT
WORTH AUTHORITIES.
Chief Ellis and Detectives Secure Jewelry
and Other Missing Articles, Which
They Retain as Evidence.

49, tr..-... 49,, ....,,-.s A.. , l.,Aor
upon lhlorhauou recelveu III 'e'''E
from Chief Of Police william NJ Rea at
Fort worth, Chief Of Police Ellis is hold
,,, ,uat+o. niro,, on , cborc, or tbsf+
iNs ""'t'i '"
preferred by the authorities IA the north'
ern city Dixon is q newsboy running be-
'"een ''H'sV" '"u i''.'''" ~" vac
ana TeGas central railway
After considerable effort, Chief Ellis yes
tardsv located tho house su2 william
,-,t, , 49, MI.
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w JoEL BRYAN VERY lLL.
An Early Texan Nearing the End Of
Long and Useful Lite.

Long and Useful Lite.
ia letter to relative Of this city, one
Of the sous of the old Texas veteran, W
Iuel Bryan who for the last month has
been continually watching by tho bedside
OF his father, as the lifetidc slowly slack
euod and severed, says:
Father les stlll alive, but he Is SO TIA u
that you would not know him, he looks so
much Hike dear Uncle Guy now. We never
suw the strong likeness until he got so
thin. ! can not say how long he VIII I'VE
he doctors say he may last a month, but
I nm looking for the end every day
II rs certainly sad to watch 10y his bed
side day after day md know that he dors
not know you, though he talks some and
calls for different PERSONS but does not
seem To understand when they are present,
He remembers aud continues to say his
prayers aud | ana thankful 20 know he Is
a Christian
Scvcnty-twu years ago. Mr. W. joel Bryan
and his youngest brother, Guy NJ, came
from the Territory of Missouri TO Texas,
with their mothers family, In wagons
Their brother. Moses Auslu Bryan. was
already here. having preceded them IN 1922
us the secretary OF Colonel Austin. In
plantation where they lived together until
1870 when MIR Joel Bryan married,
moved Go a new log cabin, three miles
nearer the gulf, ana started the clearing
und planting Of "a new place, that has over
since been known throughout the section
az "DuraZno.'
| II was there that for siyty-two years he
| has lived aud cultivated raised his family
! Of five sons and two daughters passed his
/ manhood ana old age, dispensed thc hospi
| tality for which he WAS ever famous and
| now that his race is run and the time for
| quietly passing away, and may go forever
! at any hour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
CITY BREVlTlE6,

The Shcrifs riding depudcs report the
country roads almost impossible since the
recent rains.
There are undclivcred kilograms Mt the
Postal telegraph office, lis Main street FOR
Miss Hattie Warner \, y. Parker and Miss
Mamie Lewis.
Mr. W /. Williamson the real estate
dealer. is confined 10 his home ON jefferson
avenue, having been quite III for the past
several days.
There were three applicants for teachers.
applicants are white
The smoker announced for last night at
the rooms OF the British club went over
until this evening. when the members Will
enjoy an evening " special entertainments
The sharks club has postponed It's enter
tainmept 10 have hecu given tomorrow
night in celebration ~ M0Shmgton'S BIRTH
day. The clubs next entertainment Will
be given the hrSt wcck after Easter
4 beautiful rNNihir uf Wator color work
and china painting Is on exhibition m fr
window OF the capitol Pharmacy. u Is
the work Of Mrs IL j. Wallu and speaks
volumes Tor the excellence of the art Of
this Houston artist
Al the Auditorium revival meeting last
night Rev. Wright sang TWO very effective
solos and delivered a sermon from the text
seek We First the Kingdom of Cod that
was productive NJ much good The interest
In the revival has increased throughout
the week I'M spite OF the hlniTauce caused
! hy the dis1grtpuhlc weather nle 0ttCud
ance last night was quite large.
There are undeuvered kilograms ~ III,
ofhce Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, ~ Main street for l. Jalonick. n
s. Forsythe, Frank G., Baldwin, III Brazo
street; L, ~ Foster, Taylor (cahlc messag,
from Mnnilal ], q Roth. Frank Smith
Drummer addition: j. NJ. Simple. ]. n Kur
man n Co. Mrs. r, Montgomery, 800 Yves
Houston street; W. NJ. Simpson and W II
| Lovegroye.
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
Conference Between City and County Authorities
Resulted in Amicable Agreement

hall yter
OF In the large
at suc While no
being
authorities TO make ar
VI
health officer DR. Hami
Of participated
and decided th"t
maintenance the
pethouse eft that viii be settled Oi
the
atiesto the new g
It all OF tne
statistics the eh
OF interest,"
amoe
adjust ment So
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PERSONAL MENTION.

" V, Damon was here yesterday from
Waco
Hon Searcy Baker 81 Huntsville was ia
the city yesterday morning,
T.. w L. Hartmann OF Temple Is paying a
visit 20 his mother IN this city.
Hon. r. n Jones OF TYLER rs a visitor TO
Houston aud Is guest ~ the Rice.
Miss Widen OF Victoria Is the guest OF
Mrs. G. II, Mulyey i605 West street
Tax Collector George T.. Glass has re-.
turned from business rip to Austin.
Archhad A, Marx OF New orleans was
here Yesterday and is a guest OF the Rice.
r. Maeo Stewart OF Galveston was In the
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Mrs JuIis o,Leay Dead.

Mrs Julia O'Leary, aged 90 WIZ, viz 4,
Patrick OIPary. resldeIit = her residssit
forty-three years dleo nv * this ntxa
2910 Congress avenue, and A dhnglia
1 l'9n v'' arrangements for t tasser,sSi N
nave not been completed nnt in ne Csihcl
tske ulacc sunday afternoon a.
cemefery In the Second ward
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A Colonial Concert.

A colonial concert win be given at
Pythian hail Monday night, February 90
by the ladies Guild OF St Nlary's church.
IA honor OF Washngtous birthday.
The Invitations are IN the old time style
aud are quite unique, They are being dis.
tributed 10 the general public, mud the
ladies hope for large attendance
nice program has been prepared, after the
rendering OF which refreshments will he
served In the hall below.
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N
go, Coomhs to Julia Hamilton
'pM ~, a hlock 324. in Houston Heights
~ crounds Land and lnVestment
nanv 10 Bell $. Huey, lot w.
iSocs AZ. Fair Grounds addition
Henry w. Bochm et nj 10 ~
t,ondon. an undivided one-han nv
-, In and to 500 2-lO acres OF tue
nIopin.on Putnam survey ..'.t'..'
,ra.as anyings aud Real Estate N
restmept association TO to
Phelps lot 10, block -, sun an
myision OF ten.acre lot w.
Holman survey :; 'tI,,o',ey
X secrist ct al to J. =. n"s vr'
Gao acres Of John r. Osterpops Si
vey. partly In Waller ana iai'S
, eS q League to George schultz, lot
ii. block 1, Herman ana League
n ssnsry to p. r, Clark, letsh =,
and d. block los, Mobiles aoustlol
Hiske Dupree 10 W. II: Haynes LOW
tenthS 81 an acre 81 lot 10, p noc
g. ffolNnsswornn sufNeE' "''V'
4 NJ Haynes to Jennie 3, Haynes
to,r.tent1hs OF an acre az LOT 10,
ssosk a Uolnngswurth survey; otner
consideration and ,.....'s,..' 49,.
tchn a Caln and wife 20 donn LAY,
snuth three.fourths 81 lot ~ Hess
addition ,.s'.. ..';y- 80 tot
A. G.. Allcn ~ Mrs ZOE, "s ~ o.
h,ocx +. Settegast and FLOCK SUD
S,yis,on az lot 81. Holman survey
49, A Nilroy 10 s. W. Turner. lots
4 q and 10, block ise. Houston
y h 3 Essthurn 10 c. w. Hshl ct al,
.ecfion 10, block (, Washington
County Railroad company survey
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Corner Cont and Hardy streets BcnIa-
min Evans Digs, rector, Early communion
at 1870 sunday school $50. Mathis II
o'clock aul cveusoug at 1890 Tuesday, Feb-
ruay -, st. Matthias Day, holy com
mmiou at 10 a. IN. Ash WeduoS lay tho
25th. holy communion at 10 n, m; eyonsoug
at 1880 With sermon. Daily services during
Lent at 1850 D. m,
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FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS
Do Hair No Good, But Often Cause II
TO Fall Out,

% F1aT NO NUVV' ~ STNVT7 N"IVV -
TO Fall Out,
Many hair preparations are fake he
cause they are merely scalp lrrltants They
often cause a drynees, making the hair
brittle. and. anally, lifeless. pandrun Is
the cause of all trouble with the hair, II
is germ disease The germ makes cutl
Gle scales as II digs 10 the root ~ the hair,
where Il destroys the hairs vitality, caua
ing the hair 70 fall ont. 70 cure dandrun
cause you remove the effect" Newbro'
Iierpcde is the only hair preparation that
kills the dandrun germ, thereby leaving
the hair 20 grow luxunantly. sold by Cock
rell & Bonner Send iOC IN stamps for
sample to the Herpicidc Co. Detroit,
Mich
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Why He Opposes Charter.

To the Editor OF The Post
Houston, Texas. February 2O.-'rhe APP
pended communication was intended for
the lfouston Chronicle os that paper had
published the item TO which objected, and
handed 1t to the editor In charge. but he
declined TO publish IT, saying that the
main editor was absent While the OBJ
jcctonablc matter dd not al4.car In The
rost, / win be thankful Il you viii publish
my reply, as | know 81 viii reach all the
people through your columns,
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Einu.tiLth Distinct Court.

lion. W p Hamblen, judge presidinE'
Henry Albrecht, clerk ,,o. ,,cs.
pcss 10 try title aud damages. Indictment i Tor
ppitlntir Tor innd sued FOR and remS9ylt ing
cloud; zee OF $50 allowed George A. py'''
'Itrnrr wilkins w. ]. A. Clawson et al,
trrSpass 10 trt title and dnmoTesi ie9HG
10 / A. Clawson to file hrst amehu'u
or innr,., Urnnthom VS.. Il. Gmnthom d.
,oy,,e. leave granted to substitute papers
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E1nNr rnEsnYrrRrAN-

Corner Main street and Mckinney ave-
nue.. Rev. William Hayuc Lcavcll, n. D..
pastor. Rev. C. T. caldwell. associate pas
tor. Sunday school M 9:3O a. m. Public
worship at II a. m. and 1880 p. NJ
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WAsH1NGTnN srRFET M. IL

Rev s. " Thomas. pastor sunday school
nj n30 a m Preaching AT II M ny the
pastor. A. 7;20 p. m by Rev G A. l.,
Clcre. presiding elder Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880 p. m The FIRST quar-
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M'KEH STREET. METHODIST.

Rev james Krgore viii preach az the
evening service, other services ~ the day
and week MS usual. Pastor VIII conduct
mornIng snrvIcc
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NrAsuAN NLErnODtsr.

Preaching sunday at II a. M. and 1880 p
M. Sunday school az $50 a. m Junior
Tongue 2.3O. Epworth League = p. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday $50 p m.
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dion 7. Blake pHpreS' Judge p'e'''"N
,,ntc ~ William Dunovant, decpnsou nm
Is p'%%pcry Of ' anS V oTder q
te;t or Co pioEe pGpree, county Judge M@'',Ri
S''S Ssos at 10 o'clock, and snSw c Se hs,d in
a,y ne has Why he should rS Nov clerk S is or
eontShipt 'ssre citation citing SAID a.
9 WoSe,+s son ia appear on the above ua"
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crNrRAL BAPTIST.

Rcv Walter T.. Tyncs pastor, meets I'm
Calcdonipu hall 1912 Texas avenue. sun.
day school at p;30 n. ~. Preaching ut II
a. IN. Conference meeting after preaching
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10 Tho Editor OF Tho chronicle.


10 the Editor OF the Chronicle.
Houston Terns February 20I do not
think that 1t IS within the proper profince
OF newspaper 70 purposey misrepIesent
the attitude OF any citizen on question
Of public interest as has been done In
your Issue Of yesterday. in that paper you
charge that the opposition to the new city
charter comes only from those who are op-
posed To the "IS5lt administration But
for the fact that my name has been pub
llshed Ia the press In connection with a
visit to Austin to urge the legislature not
10 pass the proposed charter, ms II now
stands | probably would not notice your
! wholesale misrepresentation OF those who
ARE merely exercising the privilege OF any
| American citizen In taking one side or the
| other on q question or Vital Importance 10
| journalism OF todny has dcgcnerated from
| the high plane that formerly characterized
| the press before it became SO thoroughly
| mbucd with the "commercialiSm' Of the
I present: and that now IL seems 80 be the
| fdea that a citizen must not entertain an
opinion OF his own unless he wants to he
held mp to the public IN false colors
want 10 say right here that ] not only
voted for the ''Holt administration, hut
spent my own money and time and used
my influence to pNt my friends TO vote FOR
IL I am also well pleased with everything
that the Holt administration has done
except this charter, and ! take Il that
have the right OF every American either
10 oppose q because IL II undcmocratic aud
hands ~ the mayor and is undertaking e
extend tho city limits ~ the city without
Inc consent Of the people that are affected
r. Hogan.
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Sits FHsd Tor he District Cou''''

Adalde wyatt vs. s'ePp'" W."
Norcc. rIou Toihcrt. divorce
Jennie te,oeTo W. Va, the beaumont ana
. WatSln'o oil Il and Pipe Line COMPANY u'''
and injunction: If oakley ct ~,
inlpnctlou: change of venue Iro" ''"'
erS re, Sou@ ei Green VS.. Benjamin Green' III
vOrcc. ta, Dov{s. divorce.
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Eleventh District Court.

1Iop. Charles f. Ashe, judge presidins'
Hy. Albrecht, clerk p.,,,i,,,
CO.. damagcs pinintln asks leave to ME
ntst atArndcd Original petition ...
ln,1uc Wolf ct ~ Us. y, W. OuEe' a tIvS
l',n nnuninted surveyor ON motion OF plnlh-
III 10 survey land in controversy aS per
decree on ole. IT., war.
Mary Rome Buster ct a vs., Iohn Mhd l.
+rrr ,,ndpr advisement 10y the court
Phoebe Foster VS. Joe Foster pill ol re-
virw 10 act aside Judgment aud grant
new tidal. lcnve to plNintiu to NE tni i'
s,ryy nt,d 10 9rtarh original uildayits from
second amended petition and ht.Heh same
10 me third nmtndud Ul.Sual p',ll'"h.
S, il West VS.. Ellen Jane hoopeh nc gH,
10 the Fifty nth district court
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school M 10 a. m. Junior League at y. M
Prayer service Thursday at 1880 p, IN.
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1L-nnncK srRENr rRnsRYTERIAN.

Preaching Mt il a. m 10y Rev. j. A. Ram
sey No evening service sabbath school
at $50. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
p. III.
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Preaching Suuduy at II q, M and 80 r.
m hy Pastor s. s. Mckinney. sunday
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siow fever Is the most dreaded of all
diseases OF thc South. oXIpINE prevents
ana cursa
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MARRIAGE Llcerses
n..I Esiate Transters.

IA n warren to Mrs, l.. b Warren
M ~ lucas 10 Miss Alice Y. THOMAS
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sixtyfirst District Court
Hon. Norman G. Kittrell, Judge presiding'
ny Albrecht, clerk
* pnrte Joseph A. Robertson, habeas
corpus; applicant, Joseph a. Robertson
Is discharged flom custody.