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LLANo.

Mr.. ]. A. Stevenson OF Austin and Miss
Berentce jackson OF San Marcos are the
guests of their sister. Mrs. Tom Foster.
Miss Irna Fox Of Burnet is visiting Misc
Marie johnson.
Miss Lola Mcswsln OF Austin Is the guest
Of Mrs. Lewis NJ. Swanson.
Quite number Of boys and girls who
spent Christmas at home have returned 20
tho various schools 20 resume their studies
The Women's Federated Clio club enter,
tained Llano'a society set Thursday night
nj the residence Of Mrs. A. Mathewson.
Quite a large crowd was present.
Tho senior Epworth League entertained
their friends Monday night Mt the home
az Mr. and Airs G. X Porter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. D. Adkins entertained
the yonng people OF Ilano Tuesday night.
The concert given at the court house last
saturday night wan decided success In
every particulnr. Quite a large crowd was
present.
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sEeulN,


The past has been an especially lively
Christmas socially, and SeguIn's guests
have been many and from every point W
the compass. The weather up TO tho fare.
well night Of the old year could not have
been improved upon. not too cold, not too
waim aud there was not death. not an
accident IN the social circles aud nothing
out OF the ordinary 70 throw anT obstacles
in the way OF delightful Christmas. There
were many Houstonlans here. among whom
were MIR. J. Il. Christian and family, Oh r.
ley abbott, Or Lindsay short, Ralph Par
lsh, + = Burgess. senior and Junior, and
VIII Buschardt
Mics Lua sinner OF San Autoulp is n
guest OF the family of Hon. J. u. Dibrell.
Misses Edna and Ada Scheske of Con
zales are guests of the family OF Dr. VII
linn Meyers
Hiss Ellsabet Ney, the famous sculptures
Of Austin, has been guest Of Mrs j. b.
Dibwll the past week.
Miss Lizzie Sowel Of Center Point Is a
guest of Mrs. Nettie Taylor.
Miss Matte Fennell Is visiting her
brother, Harold Tenpell IN Eagle Paes.
Miss lrenc Benton OF Alice IL guest OF
/ Miss Ava nonegsn.
! Miss Carrie Norwood is visiting friends In
| Floresvi.e.
Ing the holidays In Bandera.
". n. Wieeman and wife OF Blorcsvillc
spout part Of the holidays With relatives
here.
! Mrs NJ l.. j. Burgess gave a delightful
/ sociabe 70 her musical class at her home
! Tuesday.
The tndies' Afternoon club were enter
! talned by Mrs. f. $. Carpentor al her hona
| Wednesday The prizes IN the card con
! tests were awarded TO Miss May Hum
| phreys and Mr.. Eugene Nolte.
| Miss Lizzie Klein and MFR. Herman Hahn
! were married at the residence Of toe brides
parents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Klein, Ia tnis
| county Wednesday,.
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sELY.

The hospitable home Of Major and Mira
Cook WINS thrown open TO both old ami
young last Monday evening the event being
'tackyN party. Those who attended We're
coStumed 10 the tackiest OF tacky and had
good time generally dancing the old yir-
ginin reel. cake walks, etc. Prizes were
won for the tackiest by Mrs Davis and Mr..
Norman Cook, Jr. At a late hour all re-
paired to their respective homes
Mrs. j. r. Cnstletou aud daughter, Addie,
have returned home after spending the
holidays In Bolton at the female college
with Miss Rebecca and a few days with
friends In Teanple.
Mrs V. e. Baker spent last Tuesday in
La Grange,
Mrs. A. c. Wilson of Eagle Lake is visit
ing In this City.
Mesdames r. A. Harvin and J. Higgins
OF Houston spent last Sunday In the city,
guests OF Mrs. Sam Stone and family.
Miss Annie Laura Johnston OF San An.
tonic spent Christmas with her aunt and
uncle Sir. ard Mrs, II. Ward.
DR. j. y, Davidson, wife and children are
visiting the DOCTORS parents at Belton.
Miss Lalla Parker has gone to Dallas on
Mt and Mrs. stockwell are visiting In
Houston and Galveston.
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5EEVlLLE.


BE pal social evSgt Of the holidays was
| rok @;onf 'at' tnS residence of Mrs. b.
KlipStein for the members of the
|etta Literary club and their friends.
IN was given on Tuesday afternoon
b 4 to g. Mrs Illipstein Is always a
Fming hostess. and on this occasion her
htiful home on Hefferman street was
|sccne OF much merriment and real social
tywent, due In large measure to the
bIlcnt manner in which the program for
occasion was arranged. Dainty re-
Ihments were offered and amid much
bus merrlment and enllvening social chat
guests gathered In the dining room,
lie strains of sweet music We're being
|oursed by specially selected orchestra.
The dining room all was ablaze with the
IL from a myriad Of many colored can
suspended from a miniature Christmas
!, located IN the center Of the dining
k. This tree was also decorated with
BIZ pretty little souvenirs. The menu
most dainty md palatable AZ 8
lock Mrs. klipstein, as toastmistress,
|neG that part of the program which
led for toasts and responses by christeD-
the flowing cup" In q most appro-
fte and beautifully worded little speech
gave the legends of the cup and then
listened It's three handles; one faith, one
'rity. and one love. Tho following toasts
te then responded to-
Our Club. Behold how good and Joy
a tbing II Is 10 dwell together In unity.
fsnlms. Mrs. J. G. Beasley
pur president. More is thy due. than
Re Than all can pay.--Macbeth- Mrs.
r. Mathews.
|Our Guests See. our guests approach
|lresg yourselves TO entertain them
lightly and let's be red With mirth.-
|nters Tale. Mrs. W. w Jones'
Icspopse. Mrs. j. c. Crisp.
|rhe Club Husband, We attend our
tbands and have no attorney but our
kes, and therefore bid them mind orr
|nes Tor us.--Comedy OF Errors. Mrs IL.
| MARI
Aud Lang syne." Swift as a shadow
brit as any dream Midsummer Night's
|shm. Mrs. G. NJ. Fizer
Zach or the responses was most happily
pressed and the occasion proved one Of
most enjoyable In the social history OF
delighrtul hop at Christian hall Monday
nning was enjoyed by large number OF
|inG people.
Hiss Annie O'Neal aud Mr. Walter Allen
a well known Young people OF Mineral
" were united In marriage Sunday even
|Iiss zels BLACK is visiting friends II
huston this week.
The children Of the Episcopal SUNDAY
|loel Nyerc entertained at the rcsidencl
Mrs Robert Law Saturday afternoon
|ir. Snd Mrs. Riley Smith are In the cit!
|nl Afdmore. /. r., visiting Mrs, Smith,
|rcnis, Mr.. and Mrs, r. H. Nation.
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u. McClung Of Corscana spent some Of the
holidays with their parents here
Miss Cassie Parker of Athens has been
a guest OF Misses McCung.
MIs j. A Parrish and Or. George ray-
Tor and wife Of Bette have visited their
sister, Mrs Gussle Reeder, who is now
very sick
Mr. T. H. wilkes OF Winfield was yis.
ltor here fcr several DAYS
Miss Alice Turner h visiting IN Rush and
other places
Mrs. john Wallace has gone to Lindale.
Miss Mary prcstwood OF Tyler Is the
guest of Misses Slcdgc.
Mr. Wade Nolcn and wife OF Tyler have
been visiting the family Of Captain J. H.
Nolcu.
Mr. Joe Kay and wlfc Of Rlnggold visited
Mrs. Betiic Kay's family.
MIR and Mrs W. l.. KAY az Jacksonville
visited Mrs kay's parents, Mr and Mrs
Hammond
Miss salllc Wood Of Tyler is the guest OF
Mrs. VI. Starncs
Mr. H. H. browning and family Of Ter
roll are visiting Mr.. Brcwning's mother,
Mrs ~ c. Desmond
Miss Georgia Jackson has been 60 Big
Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs j. W Hall Of Lakewood Wis
tied Mrs HATS father. Mr.. J. Perkins
Misses Willbanks OF Mt sylvan visited
their sister Mrs. Joe Matthews.
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SAN MARCOS.

San Marcos lodge No 10. knights NJ
Fythias. gave banquet on fhe evening
II the Goth ut the opera house in honor
Of Grand Chancellor Commander John
Bonner OF Tyler. who was visiting the
lodge. After a meeting for work IN the
third degree the members repaired 20 the
opera house, where number of Invited
guests had assembled, many ladies being
present Hon. ED X. Kone, toast master,
proposed the Following: "Pythianisms :
Response by judge Il. q. Neighhors
''Pythinnlsm; Its Relation to Woman"
Response by Chancellor Commander Bou'
ner Captain William Green proposed the
toast. The Grandest state IN the Union,
Texas, ana the Fntrcst City in Tint
state, san Marcos Response by Hon
I'd K. Kone, Inc menu was excellent
the presence OF the ladies inspiring ana
the occasion altogether one 70 be remem-
bcred with pleasure.
Dr. and Mrs IL. II. Combs Of Bastrop
are visiting DR. Combs parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. Ii. Combs.
Miss Pallle McGeher of San Anton ;
spent Christmas with her parents Mr.. ~
Mrs John r. McGeher.
Mrs G. A. Rogers of Cotulla visit I.
her parents. Mr., aud Mrs. John r. VIZ.
hanson, here during the holidays
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hnll given BY the married ladies' at the
pavilion last nigh. were Misses Mae Nor
ris. FlOy Beckhan. Rosa Eldcf. Cla a East
sic Bassctt. Nellie Mclaughlin. Del Bcv-
erly, Annie Grimm; Mesd0mes y. L. Nor
rs, william Erwin, T. r. Brashcar, u. n.
McNutt. George r. DOMAIN, j. Knowles, 4.
Rohde Mr.. s. Y. Smith; Messrs II. T.
Lewis. Fred Wood. Or. william Erwin, W.
T. Farquar, W. r. Cook, II. " McNutt,
Thomas Erwin, Guy Hensley, J. Il. Cow
ington Charles Knowles W. Erwin, Tom
Renhardt, r. +. Rrashear. Sam Cavitt Of
whcelock, s. Y. Smith and William Bra.
shear.
Miss Jennie Boyett of Bryan is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. b. II. Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Bell returned home
sunday.
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BEAUMONT.

Hazel Blackburn entertained the
Id set Saturday afternoon from to q.
ogden johnson entertained In honor
II piece Miss Myrtal King, Of Alvin
|ay evening. Dancing was the pleasure
evening. About flfty of the younger
|ere invited
most brilliant affair Of the season was
|McBaddin's reception at the OAKS
given In honor of her guests, Mes
! Duncan and Pratt OF Virginia and
|curley of TexarkaDa. Dancing ana
with a beautiful luncheon Mt mid
we're some of the pleasures. After
m cotilllons were introduced, ME- d.
|olk and Miss Marguerite Cooper leo
In. I'd Davidson and Mrs. Curley led
Iecond. Mr.. Walter Kendall aud Mrs.
In the third aud MIR. Ben Andrews anu
'pratt led the fourth. In the feceiN ins
|Nr and Mrs. McFhddln, Mr. hnu IT'D ,.5
LIN Mir. aud Mrs. Pratt, Mr. anu MTs'
|Polk. Mrs. Curlcy and Mr.. Pullcn, Mr.
s frsr Tb'@hous9 was artistically dec
III with moss, holly, mlstlctoc, carnn-
|Taud American Beauty roses. Wo
la rms supplied music Tor the occaslpn;
Ia game OF high 1--we Miss Kate StoVai'
Itbc ladys first prize, pr herd Won
PRIZE, Mrs. Robert Greer
Nr. Il. W. llouk won the consolatlou
IN Mort L. Bixlcr's musicale Wednesday
ISoon from TO was an elegant ~
excellent program Of Beaulnont E
| Dlcnted musicians was rendered. inc
Iae aerved two-cOurse luncheon nj the
OF the program. ,,.
\ 1Ncches CLUB enjoyed very cnloNnple
sfW Wednesday night to see the OLD year
M Welcome the new.
III FL. w. Porter entertained the j. Is.
Ia and about nifty of their friends Win
Eept ton "Wednesday evening
kf1'weptieth Century club Kept open
E5at the home of Mrs. :. Il. Cooper,
|rhIb formed the receiving party. Ihe
u Were from 3 to T.
EJ J. H. piffey, assisted by 4iesdames
|. +. d. Smith and Morreil; Missed
bes. Charlton and Diffey. The receiving
IS were from 3 to 10, followed by a
Il Truitt kept open house from 4 to
Few Years Day In honor of her guest
Morehead, of Chicago.
k.~H. j. Bright entertained with cards
lie Oaks hotel New Years evening.
ii Bardee Turner was hostess To tbs
hy Afternoon j Card club this week.
Es Mariory Bucklin entertained the
bud set Friday evening.
|. and Mrs. Henry Downey left Saturday
PORT Arthur, where they will reside.
70 Alma johnson is spending some tim'
Friends at huntsville.
Il. Dennis Call has as her guests Mes
rs johnson of Bryan and Sheppard o
Es Joe Wooten has returned from whar
b. W. D. Gordon has returned from
|man, wTsere she spent the holidays.
les Dora Hecht and Mrs. Henry Roos
lat home from Hampstead, where the!
bded the Swartz-Solinsky uuptial.
|sc Gussie Goodhue IL In New Orleans
|guest of Miss Fairchild.
|sS Elizabeth BHrksdale has returned I,
|veport after spending the holidays will
father.
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HAlLETsvlLLg.


Tho Sesame club met with Mrs. ]. R, Lay
on january 9. The program was as fol
lows;
Father Ryan's "rhc Old Year and the
Now. ~..,.,.......... Mrs y. II, Lay
Current Events OF the Past Year..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Matte Bagby
whlttier's "rhc New Year. ..,"...
New Years Day In Japan" ...........
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. II. Allen
The following questions by Mrs. 5. {.
Who was the nrst poet given seprlcher
In the Westminster ablcyf
Who was called the third founder OF
Who was the greet Commoueri
Who was the founder Of the science OF
logical syllogism?
What Egyptian king changed the course
OF a river ~ order to found cityf
What was the New Modcli
Mr.. and Mrs, w. H. Edmann and baby
have returned to their home In Taylor.
Miss Mnude Weller OF Sublime spent the
week With Miss May Lehman, who ten
Miss Ruby Kelly attended the Buchal re
ceptlon In Cucro
Miss Birdie Roddy, who is employed in Q
millinery store In Beaumont. came home
Mrs, ii. NJ. Tippctt has returned from
visit 20 her parents in Hoakum
Miss Alice Schultz Of Yorktown spent
the holidays with the family VI IL. j. Bran
Mig.
Mrs Annie hin OF wcimar visited tn,
family Of Or. G. A. Lee this week
Mr. and Mns. n. j Shall ~ Yoakum Wis
tied relatives here the first OF the week.
Mr.. !. b. Pearson. wife and little boy ar
at home after visit TO relatives In Aus
tin.
mr. T. II. Knox and family have returne,
from a llst 20 the family OF Or. X. III
Harrison IN Columbus
Miss ADELAIDE Bagby. teacher In Shine
public schools spent tho holidays At HON
with her parents General uud Mrs. A. i
Rugby.
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HeARNE.

II and Mrs. Benjamin d. Cash nro at
IA agaln from Denison, where they spent
lew days.
III md Mrs. b. +. Hostrusser returned
BHyan Tuesday afternoon after spending
hoiidays with Hearne relatives.
irz. o. II. Astin and daughter. Miss
isy, gere visiting iu Hearne Tuesday.
Ion. ,. FELTON, Lane, accompanied by his
nily. returned to Hearne the latter part
The week after spending the holidays
d Telatives at Longyiew.
lre Bama Adams of Dallas is visiting
son, 5. ], Adams, and family.
iifp Mae Norris has returned from a
rt Visit 10 relatives in Waco.
~ and Mrs. John Maddeil nrrived In the
New Years day to visit relatives,
irnt J.. A. Shaw of Bryan spent n few
r OF this week In ii arne.
Y, and Mrs. II. ii. Perry nre M home
er short visit TO Waco relatives.
HsC. Bishop returned from Bryan Tues
hsses Matte and Maggie Reilly and
~ Erenai fwegt 20 Bryan Thursday TO
lt"rhe Minister'S son"
Kiss Rosa Eder left Thursday afternoon
hrr home IN st. Loais.
ln ~ NJ McEiroy IS a guest OF Waco
a. sInd Mis-. r. c. Mum Of Bryan ar
I ti' n tho city Friday 20 spend a few
e Nth elatiycs.
m, tocrie Self returned SUNDAY 20 her
az M Jacksonville after spending few
hefe, q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. n
hess In attendance at the masquerade
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ALVIN.

Miss Gertrude SIMPLIFY Of Houston Wis
tied friends here this week.
Misses Alice NIuldran and Lena Pierce.
who are attending the normal at Hunts
vile. spent the holidays with relatives
last week
Miss Ethel Rowland spent last week
with her parents.
Miss Pearl Wilkinson. who Is attend
ing Baylor college at Beiton. spent to
holidays with her parents.
Miss Ella Stevens has returned from ~
extended visit to Fort Worth.
Miss Myrtle King has rcti7be0 e.
a weeks visit with felaiises IN z As-s
Rev. George " OASIS md Mss
Rinick wera nNtut IA narra
residence OF tka brides nncle. NJ a. a
Griffin. Thursuay syrniai. We 8lsl ~ +
o'clock.
Partner for Life caaiscy dfams.
win be presented az thc co,lefc Chlpel
/, eight under the auspices Of the orches
ira.
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Miss Lucille March gave q masquerade
party Tuesday evening.
The Anvil club, II new social organization.
smart set" IL making extensive and ex-
pcnsive preparations for grand ball at the
opera house january o.
Misses Rossie nnd Oracle Eide entertained
Monday night In honor of the Misses Nc
Granny OF Temple Cards, music and re-
freshments
Mrs, w. s. Talbot.
Misses McCrawly Of Temple are visiting
Mrs. q. W. II. Collyus on the cross ranch.
c. Il. Emerson aud wife ~ Roswell. ".
NJ. are visiting relatives here.
49, ri No recital nc the Fling music
schtV under the auspices OF the Woman =
club, was an artistic and financial success.
Miss Alice Murray, an accomplished pianist,
was the star Of the evening. Mr. Finger q
pupils adding no little to the occasion
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waitse were married at the home Of tho
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gus Wultze
OF this city, last Sunday morning IN the
after the ccremony the couple eft ons the
Santa Ire for Austin, their future home.
Miss Helen rominson returned to Dal-
las Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs ]. A. Manning and daughter
and Mrs. Ida llacgerty spent last sunday
Z In Galveston
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson have re-
turned to Hampstead.
Miss Carrie Cleveland OF Caldwell Is VS.
itiug relatives here.
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eElLulLls.

Miss Maude Brshwal of soniy was the
guest OF Mrs. c. z. Whitfield last week
Mrs. Ida Hnggerty returned TO Austin
this week
Mrs, r. A. Tomlinson and daughters,
Misses Helen and French, visited relatives
in weImar this week
Mrs. W. c. Moore of Smithville Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. A. r. Gardner.
Niles Minnie Fowler visited Sealy last
Sunday.
Miss Lena Hellmuth is visiting Miss Ella
Werner IN Brenham.
Mrs sam Evans has returned from 4
visit 10 relatives In Brenhnm.
Nj. Charles Adkins and Misc Gretchen
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MouLroN.

Mr.. n. NJ. Robinson OF Coryeli county. an
old ex-confederate, spent several dsys dur-
ing the holidays visiting his old fEiend and
comrade. r. A. weddington,
Mr. Gus schIeichar and family q cuero'
scent few days With Mrs Sehiele2sr's
mother. Mrs l. r. MoqEs.
Miss Ella jackson Of Hnck3&Hd - &E4N
sar Mrs r. 4 Earzs IT, z'~c1 &
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SAN ANGELO.

Christmas week was one of weddings In
San Angelo, the following couples having
mated for life within few days;
Miss Rosa Rowland and Mr. X. b. Austin,
Christian church. December "a
Miss Matte Hill and Mr. Ebert Thornton,
December 90.
Miss Mary Bull and MFR. j. f. Burleson.
December -.
Mrs Ralph n, Harris entertained the
Tvsntisth Century club Tuesday Afternoon.
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WlNoNA.

uessrs. t. u. ana c j. Alien Of shreve-
mort came home 10 be with their parents
during the hol.days-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hoks OF I'll PaSo arc
here during the holidays.
Dr. ,. = Meclung and wife and Mr. W.
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Mr.. Bate is q son OF Mrs. i. Fl. Bate and
Is an operator In the local office Of the
Western Union Telegraph company. He Is
Joys the confidence and esteem OF all.
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BISHOP AND MRS.
BECKWITH RECEIVE
HUNDREDS OF EPiSCOPALlANS
AND OTHERS PAY THEIR RE.
SPEcTS TO THE NEW PRELATE
AND HIS GOOD WIFE.

The reception given yesterday afternoon
and evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Van Hose to the Right Rev.
Bishop Beckwith of the Episcopal diocese
of Alabama and Mrs. Beckwith, was an
occasion of notable interest in the social
life of the city The receiving hours were
from to o'clock and from 8 to IL,
and there were hundreds of callers. Mr.
and Mrs. Van Hoose and Bishop and Mrs
Beckwith being assisted in receiving by
the rectors of the Episcopal church in
the city and by number of women OF
the parishes of the Church of the Advent
and St Mary's. The event was one of
marked brlliancy.
The invitations were not corfined to the
Episcopal churches, but the public was
invited to meet Bishop Beckwith and Mrs.
Beckwith, who received the callers with
great cordially.
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NUMBER OF CASES
IN POLICE COURT
COOK OF SOUTHSIDE JAIL FINED
AND SENTENCED TO WORK ON
STREETS FOR STEALING MEAT
FROM PANTRY.

There were several cases of more than
ordinary interest in the Police court yes
terday, and Judge Feagin imposed some
heavy fines. There are still number of
important cases to come before Judge
Feagin and the accused, are in the Jail.
George Dryer, a negro who stole pair
of trousers several nights ago, and cut
Maurice Rothschild who grabbed him.
was bound over to the Criminal court on
two charges.
On the charge of larceny of pair OF
trousers from the Epstein Loan company
the negro was bound over under bond OF
5000. On the charge of assault with intent
to murder Mr.. Rothschild he was bound
over on a bond of $500.
John Harris, the cook at the Southside
jail, who was charged with stealing meat
from the pantry, was fined $50 and SEN
fenced to work sixty days on the streets.
He took an appeal and made bond in the
sum of $3.50 to appear in the Criminal
court Tom Hamilton, who was arrested
on the supposition that he was partner
Of Harris was released.
]. H. Prater, a negro, was fined s25
on a charge of larceny of 81 from Robert
Keith. John Williams, a negro. was fined
SIS on a charge of larceny of &.75 from
jeff Bell, and fined $25 and sentenced to
work thirty days on the streets on a
charge of larceny of $40 from Emma os-
borne.
Will Cooper, a white boy, was arrested
by Policeman Millen on a charge of lar
| ceny of goods from Drennen & Co. The
boy, accompanied by two others, went in
to the store on Second avenue, and it Is
charged that they seized handful OF
neckties and other small articles and es-
capped. The policeman caught Cooper In
an alley The trial will come up Monday.
The cases against the four boys arrest
ed Friday afternoon by Policeman Nix
on a charge of gaming was continued to
Friday. The trial of the three negroes
arrested by Policemen Richardson and
Culpepper on a charge of grand larceny,
was not held yesterday. They will be
postponed until the policemen complete
the chain of evidence
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
What Postum Did There.

well known figure at the National
capitas Is that of an attorney-at-law and
solicitor Of patents, who has been prac-
ticing before the courts and the Depart
ment of the Interior at Washington for
more than 25 years. The experience of
this gentleman with coffee is unusually
interesting for II proves that although
the i'll results from coffee are slow they
are sure. He says: II have consumed
coffee at my meals for many years, but
of late years have been annoyed by de-
ranged stomach and sleeplessness pains
in my head, nervousness and confusion
of the mind. About Is months ago | quit
coffee and commenced to use Postum
Food Coffee and have experienced the
most pleasing and beneficial results
therefrom.
ut has aided my digestion, increased
MY appetite for healthy food appeased
my stomach. invigorated my brain, clear
ed and quieted nerves and mind. and
enabled me to sleep soundly hours out
CT the "a. 1t has impaired buoyancy and
cheerfulness to my daily life and caused
me to look on the bright side of things
in general. II has fitted me to do more
work than ever before. and would con-
slider 1t a calamity to be deprived of its
use.
II look on Postum as an absolute cure
for the Ills that coffee causes. 1t not only
cures the ravages of coffee but stimulates
to vigor and healthy action the brain and
all the organs of the human body II has
with me and with many OF my friends
and this Is my authority for the state
ment." Name furnished by Postum Co,
Battle Creek. Mich.