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-A5litleS lamb, nearly frozen;8 1t had stray
ed away from lie flock and was not able
to- find them againSf Old Barbary TOOK, IT
in her arms aud carried i home, she
made dt aynIce warm bed until. II got well;
but she did not turn tout, for she had
learned 10 love It dearly, and the lamb
loved, her, also: Some Of lny club sister
and brother readers may read 4 his and
think this VAS Mary and her lamb, hut
II was Barbary BroWils She is old Y, 4 an n,
bonnet and g shs o. .aE. 81 IF
little rripples that she came across, and
another kd act t she s ad one Th asS f thes
had been out fishing. and got lost on The
his hi! side and poor od Bar a lg1
cake milk. fish and roasted chestnuts.
She led them ~ a narT re sS s;ngs sp%%n s
3lastAl heard OF old Barbary Brown, she
and her lamb were still on tho hill side.
They were al ppy as could he. ! wish
that all Of our little members may have
"a good, kind heart like Barhary brown.
r, Ed, No, s. Ilenrico coNnty,sFa.
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her shawl and bonnet for her will, Of
ficious zeal. We'd a. deal Of work to
finish up last night. replied the girl,
''and had to clear away, this morning.
mother. !"
.s"Well. never mind: so long as YOU are
come" said Mrs. Cratchit. sit 20 down,
before tie fire, my dear, and have a
warm, Lord bless you 55
mo. no! There's father coming. COM
ing" cried the two young Cratchlts, who
were everywhere at once.
r Hide. Martha, hide!" SO Martha hid
herself and In CAME little Bob. the father,
with at least three feet OF comforter. Mrs.
Cratchit looking all along the carving
knife, prepared to plunge IT In the breast,
but when she did and when the long ex-
pected Eush Of .stuffing issued forth, one
murmur& Of delight arose all around the
board, and ever, Tiny Tin, excited by the
two young Cratchits. beat on the table
with the handle of the knife, and feebly
cried "Hnrra II
"Oh. n wonderful pudding" Bob
Cratchit said. and calmly. too, that here:
gardcd 1t ms the great es t success achieved
BY Mrs. Cratchit since their marriage.
Mrs CratchitS said that nov the weight
was double the Q,lan tdty OF flour Every
body had something to say about IT, but.
nobody said Tor thought 1t w as at Sall a
small. pudding for a large family. 1t,
would have been fla lheresys to do 30.
Any Cratchi It would have bnsl,cd to hint
at such a thing. At last the dinner was
all done; the cothswas cleared: the hearth
swept. and the fire maGG UP. The COM
pound inlthe jug being tasted and con-.
sidered perfect. apples and oranges were
putEupon the fire. Then all the CratcliIts
family drew around tide hearth IN what
Bob Cratchit called a circle" meaning half
one, and at Bob era tchit's elbows stood
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ground; while her little ststcr,Ai!ce and
OH Wish Papa would hurry aSS,, Up ian ana
supper. Mother. can We make some
Yes qarisE yes may s, sShs /, m satn {,
Presently they heard some. OIL a the
door stamping and knocking the snow. on
of.thcm. Mrs. Nfarkiey. went to the door.
and It was her husband.
Come In Willie know, you are cold"
Where are the 5children?'' inquired Mr..
%rheyS are iii the library said Mrs.
margaret. Alice. come here. dear. Want
to go !, sleisni1ng tomorrow With me, 70
our little cousin Lucille and bring her.
home with us II auntie will let her come
So IN the morning the {, snow was. a o y,
the house about 10 o clock and they were
~all ready to 90. ooh, alnt this nice,
said Alice, who always liked to go out IN
7 the snow.
Here they we're al last at Auntie's. and
I.ucile ran out to meet them. and was
very glad to see her cousins. They had
such a nice time playing that they hardly
Come children. get ready, e go It IS
quarter to five. and papa will be here IN
aEfew minutes for US. Get on your f,i lii
and gloves. - s9t
said Mrs. Marley. TO-. Mrs
Stone. you are going to- lei Y Lucill e !. 80
home with the children. aren't you? ~ en-
# well. reckon she can co. but take
Z good care hat you don't bother Fannie
said Mrs Stone II right mother,
will be Ii good girl while I am gone.
will be back Friday. i guess
+ So they started Oft and were home in
about an hour. When they got home Mrs
MarkleS soon had supper ready. and they
In the morning when they went out to
play they ca me In Laughing. Jus as merry
as any one could be. al three of the
children declared they had had good
time that day. n,
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AS the sllow lay on the ground and the
cold wind blew, little girl wandered
along the street. hungry, cold and ra ggeh,
no home to shelter her from the cold and
Icy wind. 5 II e.5
Thealittle girl was very sad and trudged
on all day without having anything to eat.
Ter feet we're so cold she could hardly
walk, and her heart ached, She would
stop and gaze in the windows where nice
lights were lighted and the fire glowing
In the CRATE pretty little girls and boys
sitting around It happy and well.
Night1was coming on Where was little
Edith going to sleep: She had no warm
bed to get in and sleep all night, and
wake In the morning to receive a nice,
warm breakfast. Ell. :
SHE passed by a tree, and was SO, .vely
weak and tired she sd down and soon
was fast asleep. And as she slept she
hakI n dream She dreamed she was IN u
beautiful house with her dear mother
ana father and Vas happy. z,
When Edith awaked it was! still night,
and as she gazed about her she found
she Was still the mnha ppy. little girl thal
had fallen asleep an hour 90.
little Edith was SC very cold she got
up and trudgcd slowly Oh, she walked
all night to- keep from freezing. and as
morning dawned she saw before her q
beautiful mansion. AK
Edith assembled the steps and Knocked
al The door. The door was opened by8a
young maid. In reply to Edith siuuestlioi,
she asked her why she was out SO carry.
Cdifh replied sadly: ~ have no home,
| and have not had anything to eat since
yesterday, and have come to beg q piece
! Of bread"
you shall have it" said the maid
Come In and get warmed.
Nidithiwent In and While she was gag
ing about her, the maid returned with
d tray Of Hnc delica cies. Edith ate mem
and was much refreshed. she was re-
uuested TO make her home III the beau
| tifu mansion, ii
Edith was much surprised and de-
lighted that size had mt last found SO
good a home SHE remained with the KIND
| people. and vas treated as their daugh-
| ten. BERTHA ST. Bbs.
| M Twelve wears old III North 31st ST.,
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"A KIND DEED REWARDED,

In a garrett i'll ono Of the poorest streets
In Chicago tatherless boy lay an a. bed
in the corner of the room. BY his side
sat his patient mother. watching his pale
face. She looked very sad. ,and her eyes
t,led with tears. She was thinking of a
year ago, how nicely they were living on
small farm with her husband. Mr..
ltyars, who now lay asleeL in his silent
grave. and of her poor sick boy beside her,
who was likely never 70 tecoyer'to bright
en- ,p her home and make her happy,
MIR Rivers had bought the farm ON time.
And had paid very little OH II when he
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LILLE AND ROBERT
GO FISHING

One day. Lille and Robert Jonea went
fishing They s5wcrc little children. eleven
years old and were twins. Lille was
afraid TO put lie bates and worms on
her line so she asked Robert TO doait
for her. which hc did. Robert loved his
sister dearly SHE threw her line into
the water{und was looking across the
pond when, Robert said. Look! look!
Lille, yul, have Il fish, and sure
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The Puzzle
I. Department
ANSWERS.
Geographical Star.

Geographical Star.
Title. Enare. Aalen North, Hasia..
Alaco. ophte, Rhone. Ecya, Akoat. Tahoe.
Ennre. 5,@
Numerical.
I. Foreordailled.
g.. Congratulate.
8. Determination. ~
GEORGE 3ToAirklNs.
Word Puzzles.
T. Stop, post; spot.
2. Porter. report.
g.. Resist, sister.
A. Foster, forest, softer.
{ 8. Rome, more,
6.Ten. net.
r AZ Ma ster.s stream.
3'a FRANK WALTON.
Arithmetical Puzzles.
( 2.1o+11-E12-s3.s
3. Greater numbers o, lesser Is. .
54.17+1s471s==54.
SIS and 80. s5..;syS
s.9IIorse, sol. Gig, col. Harness. 1ol.
i4 i. FRANK WALTON.
Puzzles.
TOO wise. you are, too wise sou be;
+ see YOU are too wise for me.
cLAR1cE FENsoN.
Acrostics.
4 ). Mr. Editor. Z 3s 't&a 5y3
O. George Washington.
/ SHEPPARD YOUNG TYR 'rYRE ;3';.
Conundruns.
i. Because It Is the end OF life.
a. The wind, when he whistled over.
the Hills and Far Away
g. Because he is no better. .$
4. Because they arc tired. @
5. Because they have studded (studicd)
the heavens since the crea ton. 5
q AMANDA CORDEs,
;110l Grove Avenue, City
Double Acrostic.
TO float. N 9,s .s
2. "a girls name,
3. 'otquiet .I .s
"A road.
The- prinals spell a delightful game, and
the finals the name of a college,
PAYSON. BRUCE.
Enigma.
4 What one letter combined with al ad, J,
jective pronoun constitutes the central
feature Of sThanksgiving Day? .a
&. Z q 1. ,s5 5s,$ PAYsoN BRU c..
Jumbled Girls Names.
Aicle.
2 Dihte. hi 2l5ss
8. Lusoie. t;E
4. Tuedgretr. Al
5. sliale
: 6. Rmtaal,.
q. Ulraa.
s.Elcarnelo. iii .5f{ 8s w..
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SOMEBODY.

Somebody dad a golde,M deed;
Somebody proved a. friend IN need;
Somebody sang a. beautiful SONG; III
,t.omebndy' smiled the whole day long,
Somebody thought "Tis sweet to live"
Somebody said, I'm glad to, gye;"
Somebody fought q valiant ist;
Somebody lived tp shield the right.
Was that somebody vol?
Selected by G FORGE I3RIF,l.,
6l9 N,s'Thrd ST.. Richmond, Va,
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EXPECT GOOD WORK
For XMAS CONTESTS

pear Children OF the Club:
The editor hopes you are pleased with
what the club Santa Claus intends fLs 70 90
for deserving members. Remember tn '
e..eryth,nz vol, write for the Christmas
competition must be sent i'll by December y.
18th. and remember also that you mus.
no, neglect the weekly page for special
articles.
H some very interesting plans are being being
made for next year.
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the family display Of glass-;two tumblcrs
and II custard cup, without handles
Then Bob proposed "a merry Christmas
to all my4dears; God bless us Which.
all the family lte-cchocd.
Cod bless ms every one said Tiny:
Tim. the last of4al |. 81 Y "A s5sa}
Selected by PCRCIF X. Ian IN,
- $3.50. ..l.a.s 4 DEL. Va.
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-NpWts The TAIh new life recalling
By It's warm drops, flowers are grow
Ing.
All the earth It's freshness knowing
Blue birds songs sound never sweeter.
iililslnes streams grow broader. fleeter,
Al The atmosphere seems clearer,
Fen tho blue skies look much nearer;
ne nasuln me sun comes singing,
All earth seems as IL reclining,
Meath thy soft drops lowIy bending
Il Flowers, their perfumes upward send
Ing.
Bright tho sun again is glowing.
Freshened winds from southwark blow
Ing.
Light clouds come from dark ones
frowning,
10! the bow Of promise browning.
Selected by VIOLA SCHLUETER,
No. III South Linden Street, city,
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enough. when. she pulled It out there was
IA large fish, Lille caught M and Ro-
bert caught eight, Then9tley went home
TO tell their mamma aud papa. When
they got home their supper was ready
and waiting for them II 5&5 5 Fl
= a BY MILDRED r, MITCHELL
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LAST WEEK
ANSWERS FOR


( j. Noun clause, object of TO learn"
9, The verb was discussing g. Com
pound. l. Relative pronoun, 3, Adj
verb Of time. q, Noun used as direct OBJ
jec, Z. Bringing truth to light. s. Adj
verb Of degree. 2. The two preceding
clauses. 10, Conjunction introducing adj
verbal clause. II. Part Of compound
verb; adverb of manner. II. The verb
''shall hang"
QUESTIONS.
1. Define ''prevarcation' In paragraph
No 1f2 Explain the clause, the cod
grasped him in paragraph No. 3. 4.
What is the meaning Of the word nil
lions?' para graph No, 4. B. What article
OF feminine attire, is Joseph para :
graph No 5?6 What are ear drops, " as
mentioned in paragraph No 6?7. VIVA, Is
the meaning of "rendi paragraph No, Z?
s. What part Of speech is 'stratghtway"
In paragraph No. 81 o CLASSIFY the word
"bustling In paragraph No, as a part
Of speech. ~ What is the subject of The
compound verb t'cut off" IN paragraph
No. g? II. What part Of speech is mat
in paragraph No, n? il. !low wout
you dassify 'as YOU like" in the same
paragraph?
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THREE HAPPY CHILDREN,

The snow was falling fast and MARGARET
sat at the window Watching The. snow
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PRIZE WINNERS
FOR THE WEEK.
PAINT. BOOK CONTEST.
Wlnsrey Shepherd, No. so5 East Leigh
street, city,
OTHER WINNERS.

ruth Harris, No. 1915 West clay street,
city
Lucille Meredith Norris, Waverly, Va.
Bertha Stubs, No. All North Thirty.
b first Street, city,
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4 RAIN DROPS,

Gently on the grass blades falling
Comes the rain new life recalling,
by It's warm drops, flowers are grow
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TORS.
AIbertson. Alma Leibiger, G. A.
Arnold c. c. Landram Percie K,
Abraham. Mary l.. LYME. Lucy u.
Bristow, Mamie Lauterback, Clara
Bruce, Hester r. Mitchell. K. NJ.
Bruce. payson Mitchell. NJ. p.
Bolton. r. 3. Messerschmidt. II.
Rriel. George Miles. Margaret
Balm. Edward Norris. Lucille NJ
Buchanan. II. 6. Seathery. znla f.
Balm, Jim Z. Nuckols Jane
&Culbert, Dennie Peters, Italena
C.rowder. Lucille Ragland. Allie
Canncld, Katie L. Reainey. Sallie
Clirtis Annie K Reany Gcor0e
= Coulbourn. D. T.. Reid. Maggie
Dreamer. l.. Reid. Nellie
Cofer. Joe P. Robinson. Geo.
Davenport c. n. Romer. Barbara
Dominici&iR. Romer. Frank
Dominica. Teresa Romer. Jesse
Ennis, Edna Stubs Bertha
Eggleston. Althea' Tucker. Cassie
Freedberg, Lena Vaughan. Leon
Hoffman, Louis A. Vaughan, Henry
Hudson. T.. U. Worthy Nellie
Kerr, sTownly F. VIM. Eliza beth
Roster Louis 3. yvomack, n. T..
Roster J.. Wilson, Ethel
PAINT. BOOK CONTESTANTS.
Arnold. Cole Hughes, Nicholas
Bruce, Geo. "A. Roster. Leonard
+ Barrow. Geo,.GJr. Neville, Marie
BInford. Hinton Powell, J. w.
#Culbert. Dennie Reid. NJ. l..
I Fowlkes. Nellie Reid. w.
Gerhardt. DELTA Rees, Edward
Cay, Roddoy' Shepherd, W.
Gentry. E. G. Sparrow. Bette
Hughes. # Warren Spain Louisa
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NJ a s'i3' ~ Is77II
1umbled Girls Names. Il
9 By sALLIE REAMEY.
EDITH LANE.

AS the STOW lay on the ground and the
cold wind blew, little girl wandered
along the street. hungry, cold and IA gged,
no home to shelter her from the cold and
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TORS.

coRRE spoNDENTs AND coNTRlHl
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THE EAGLE.

ALTHEA tE;Gc;LEsToN, ! city.f
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What one letter combined with an adj
jectiye pronoun constitutes the central
feature o r Thanksgiving Day? st- q.
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LUCILLE MEREDITH NORRIS,
\ Waverly, va,
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COMMITTEE
Norman L. Mack Makes Clear Exact
Status of Same.
SOON TO BE CALLED.
1t Is the Desire Of Judge Parker TO
Meet as Many OF the Members
as Possible at the Meet
Ing Ia New York.


81 LOUIS. 1diJ lZ~-NattoHal Demo
cratic Committeeman Norman r MACK
Of New York semi ia. ,ot,o-,.f,.., ,.....
Co.,. g., II, u-
a.
u making GEAR the exact status
OF the new national committee aud
when u will hold fts ovgf ,o-r,.x
r,o..;-,-
'''at nave arisen 'esd dil'E me origin
or the new committee.
senator James X. Jones viii oraa,
+ba fr,s,,r,,,.,5,,,.., -.
'U''''' i''7Seu pS Inc convention Satur-
day. call a meeting OF the national
committee as soon as he ronfare with
Iuao. Atfo, = fs.rla, ,t,... .-,...-fr,.., p
nv ''' '''' '''o ms '''.'l's.
~ '''' u''r "N5u i"' h"'H} ing
,''s ,''','''l''''.' W ''''i' ~'''''' 'N III"
NJ WI" the" '8" % meeting OF IN"
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HOOD AND MARTIN
GUARANTEE MONA
Cures Dyspepsia Even More Quickly Now
ThaH dt other SedSOnS.

THE summer = the best season in
tue Whole yeuT for t0e treatment
and cure uf -tuuv,cN ""uhles The
outdoor life. tl- common use of
fruits and vegetables, ana the less
eued strain upon the digestive or
gaus all help the cure.
Just take Mi-u-ua tablet after
each meal and complete the cure.
This remedy miugles with the food
YOU eat and aids digestion, IL
soothes and heals any Inflammation
that may he present in the lining of
the stomach. gives tone and strength
10 the digestive organs. builds up
the nervous system, and soon re-
stores complete health.
Hood q Martin have So much
confidence iu the curative powers Of
Mi-u-ua that they guarantee 90 re-
tuus It's cost iu case &c does not rf-
feet a cure I~r week treatment
costs bat rur l.-a lt regularly for
"a month and it gau are uot more
than satI-f q eI'u fNe results, take
b eek tfe ~. surty boxes ,u Hood
~ MARTIN .uH thew will refund your
money NI...Uf question a guar
uutJo like ilI- show fH- CONT fence
they have d. tlo remedy
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BiGdeSt Yield Recorded.

The work of threshing grain was
generally resumed in the county
the latter part of last week and
the farmers continue to report good
yields. w. A. Clopton of the Rock
EFT community was in the city yes
terday and said his wheat made 80
bushels to the acre. This is the
biggest yield reported this season.
Mr.. CIopton also made 50 bushels of
oats to the acre. Frank Farrar of
the same community comes next
with "A report that his wheat aver
aged n I-2 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Cloptcn says that while
threshing last year a fine Jersey
cow gave birth to two twin calves
and this year while the machine
was in operation on his place an
other fine cow became the mother Of
twins
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Peter Ffs WustFuH pa wrttes
4" After 4urGuFtnk ftF twn Years with
gns beet physicians iu aYueabaFw
sua ssfts *FsttnN w8ra@. ere doctors
advised me thAt IN { I'D aur hnaH.
asss e. attend b. had better attend
g. "a Is once. 40 Z euuta uot pua6i.
bir 4vw another MONTH an tHeFm @an
nn cure fHf MH Fe3nY kidney
Care wss recommended sE aH ~
friend. #aa smmestlsGmG# wNnG mv
sau Is gtbe staF~ fuF ls ana after sMA.
tuz three hssgtGus Z anwsu ca xat bel=
s#r ans continued sa fmpFnve ANTS
wAm eat8reav evil sold ~ A. W.
*#AFss
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR County Treasurer
Is. r. NANUHbANk~
FOR Tax Collector
SfNF ~rENCEK
For County CLERK
RUE X. HHNUEgKn
FOR sheriff
JuE T. NINNtCE
Per County Atfofuvv
MANS SMITH
For District CLERK
Toa hpHt fsoN
Per County IndEs
r L. HAwKGN.
Fof RspFes@atstlve iftwo 60 elect.
J. ~ AlnNmulsN
FaF -aps Public Instruction
!. r Bnookn.
FoF Constable FreetuVs Ne. ~
Has = ASSIST
Dor Commissioner Precinct 1
lisa AUon8.
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Indigo sttOu.

With its companions, heart burn,
hatulence, torpiditg of the liver,
constipation, paIpltation Of the
heart, poor blood, headache and
other nervous symptoms, sallow
skin, foul tongue, offensive breath
aud legion of other ailments, is at
once the most widespread and de-
structive malady among the Amer
lean people. The Herbiue treatment
will cure all these troubles. soc
htfflA
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She Tried Five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances l.. Sales, of Nilsson
ri Valley, Ia, writes, II have been
afflicted with kidney trouble five
years: had severe pains in my back
and frequent desire TO nrinate.
When riding | experienced much
pain over the region of the kidneys.
/ tried five physicians without ben
eft and theL concluded to try Fol
ey's Kidney Cure. After taking
three 81 90 bottles / was completely
cured" Sold by h. w. Fearis.
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ANTS EFFECTIVE.
Promptly Destroyed Boil WeeviI In Vi.
einltr Of victerla. res

cintty of Victoria. Tex.
Washington. JuIy Is--The effective
ness ~ the Guatemajar ants iu check
ing the ravag o. the boil v~~yu IN
the cotton fields has been tested auf
Or cook. the expert ot the depart
ment II agriculture ia telsgwm To
Secretary Wilson. announces that the
ants promptly destroyed the w~eylls
and the Texas red ants as welt The
telegram. which WAS the subject OF
great satisfaction 10 both eScretafy
Wilson and Dr. GALLOWAY the chief 81
the bureau OF plant industry. Is dated
Victoria Tex. auf rs az follows
After fouT weeks OF captivity and
Of sugar diet the Guatematan ants
promptly destroyed the Texas boil wee
wills. also the Texas red ants thr
harmful sp~clrs. which ~ was feared
They might resemble
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t.uIftt Isl tEs regular m-eflus
utkHtssf tte benevolent aut Pfntsc
tlve uriet uf BIAS Az memtvFs
ara HfEr.i to b~ preseut. and y5stt.
tn. brothers aFe cordially Invited
Lta MEHKuut. r a.
UEtt. A. uHIFFIs. rer y
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NsHe fst Ansamw sns
wanf tf'fe sw Hea be baaxe
FaFAef So fa~ astne fsum coca.
TfeassnFo Wsus - ulnais sac.
frEf #'f Hihtefr sfufasiens ana
h@# shas faf fsuf ess ssnH
Ff~w seasiar ratrth IA Nerafrsm
~ H'nosifH tsfe8 Walteas Ga ~fan.
af.Haftaa fa tse ars PERSISTENT.
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Miss BenfIY Dead.

The News learned today that Miss
Hollie Bentley, daughter Of Mr.. T.
J. Bentley, of Bristol died last
night at Mineral Wells, where she
had gone in hopes of improving her
health. She was most excellent
young lady and her death is deeply
Iameuted by large circle of friends.
Ennis News
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At, Louis. July ~ Hon. " j Bryan
who has beer suffering from cold
has returned home
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LOST-H. Il L. G. envelope CON
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silver. Finder return to this Office
and be rewarded. s7pd
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WANTED-Two furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. T..
A. Williams at Durham ID. q. Co.'S