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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
Funeral Of Mr.. Thacker.

The funeral OF George w. Thacker. of
No. 1928 East Broad Street, who was muir
dered by two negroes near Suffolk. Sat
urday. took place from the home at II
o clock Yesterday unruinr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
/. KlChdTdSOn.

7
FRONT ROYAL. VA, March III. l.
Richardson. brakeman on the Norfolk
and Western Train No. ID, running be-
tween Hagerstown and Roanoke, was
stricken with heart trouble at Boyce.
Va, and died at Riverton yesterday be-
fore medical aid could be obtained.
Richardson resided at Roanoke, Va, and
leaves a wife and one child He had been
in the employ of the Norfolk and West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
Exposition Appropriation.

Exposition Appropriations.
The Committee on Industrial Arts and
ESpositions will meet one day. this week
for the purpose of considering the bill
proposing the appropriation of sl,ao.ooo
to the Jamestown Exposition. 1t is barely
possible the committee will report a
hill this week Several members of the
committee will be absent, including Mr.
Rodenberg, of Illinois, who is very friend
IL to the exposition enterprise He Is
sick at his home.
The friends of the exposition express
confidence that a good bill will be re-
ported. but they will not indicate the
amount that is expected. a man. who
claimed to speak .hy the book" said to-
day the committee would only recon-
mend the expenditure of $4,000, this
to be used in the entertainment of the
foreign visitors to the exposition. 1t is
not known that this is correct. II has
been proposed that instead of the hospital
for sailors. which the government is
asked to build nj the exposition grounds.
the Navy Department send n hospital
ship to Hampton roads, and keep 1t there
during the progress of the exposition.
This. with the naval hospital at Nor
folk. would II is urged. supply all the
hospital accommodations likely to be
needed for the seaman. and possibly for
soldiers as we'll.
President and Fredericksburg.
1t is understood that the President is
contemplating going to Fredericksburg
about the first of May. when the monu-
mnet to General Hugh Mercer is I'M
yelled The date has not yet been fixed.
The monument is In position and will
be dedicated when the people of Fred
erieksburg say.
Representative Jones will then have
two national monuments in his dis
trict, the other being the one marking
the birthplace of Washington. at Wake
field. in Westmoreland county. Few rep
resentatives have been able of recent
years to secure appropriations for two
national monuments in their districts.
Mr.. Jones got through the bill for the
Washington monument as we'll as the
Mercer statue.
A competitivei examination will be held
at Fredericksburg on the 2sth instant, for
the election of cadet for West Point.
Representative Jones said to-day that he
had discovered that he was mitaken
when he stated that the date was the
18th, as mentioned in this correspondence
last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
Mrs. C. w. MAYS.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
RADFORD. VA. March I2.-Mrs. C. w.
Mays, who had been Ill with tuberculosis
for the last six months. was found dead
In bed by her husband Sunday morning
about o'clock. he having gottea up with
their little son. who is also Ill with tuber-
cular trouble.
Mrs. Mays was pretty and popular
young woman. being only twenty-four
years old. Prior to her marriage she was
Miss Elizabeth Mullins. a daughter OF
Mr.. j. X. MuNins. OF Pearisburg. She
leaves. besides Cher husband. father and
little son. two s!sters-Mrs. T. III. Zim-
norman. of Pocahontas. and Mrs. p. w.
Pon. of Bluefield-and three brothers-J.
w. Mullins. of Bluefeld: j. b. Mullins.
OF Salt Lake City. and Frank Mullins. OF
Fort Kelley, Kan
The body of Mrs. Mays was taken to
Pearisburg this morning. where funeral
services were conducted from the First
Baptist church. and burial made in the
Pearisburg Cemetery
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liam Gillian and Mrs. cordelIa Gillian,
who died at her home. No. 5i3 West
Franklin Street. at noon Sunday. took
place from the house at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Interment Will bs in
family vault in Lexington Va
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I. L. Henderson.
(SpecIal to Tie TImes-pispatcf

CONFORM. KING GEORGE co. VA,
March f2.-Mr. James L. Henderson died
at 'Ardenvohs.' his home, in this county.
Saturday. and was buried in the cemetery
ence OF a large number of King George
people. The funeral service was conduct
ed by Rev. c. F.. Holiday, pastor of the
deceased. Mr. Henderson was about sew
enty-fiye years Old, and is survived by five
children and many grandchildren. lie
was an ex Confederate soldier, having
served through the War between the
States He had been steward In the
Methodist Church for many years. The
death OF James L. Henderson removes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
GHAS. [. BARNES
DIED LAST EVENING AT THE CITY
HoSPITAL-AEw WAS AN Ex-
CELLENT CITIZEN

Mr. Charles l. Barnes. one of the best
known and most highly respected men
in the community died Tuesday even
ing. April Sd. at five O'Clock at the
City Hospital where he had been TAX
IN on last Saturday, Within the past
few years Mr. Barnes had had several
attacks Of appendicitis and on last
Saturday was taken violently i'll vita
the same disease He was removed
to the City Hospital where he grew
worse until death claimed him At the
hour stated above Peritoniris was
the immediate cause OF his death
For two years Mr.. Barnes was city
collector for this city and since the
expiration of his Office which expired
during May OF last year he haG been
In the real estate business. lie was
an active and honorable business ran
and in his death the city loses one Of
its best citizens
Deceased was born in March 1855.
and was therefore II years OF age.
On Christmas day 1889 he Was united
IN marriage to Miss Lou Tenant. who
with six children. survive him The
children are Ethel, HerscheI. Ruth Mar
suerite Marie and Eva Three brothers
also survive him, John Barnes. OF
Pleasant Valley: George and Samuel
Barnes. Of ColfaH. and sister. Mrs.
The funeral will take place on
Thursday 1t : o'clock P. VI. At the resi-
mcnt in Maple Grove cemetery. The
funeral arrangements viii he in charge
OF the Modern woodmen OF America.
Of which Mr.. Barnes was Il member.
He also belonged TO the Ancient Order
OF Maccabees and the Improved Or.
der OF Red Men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
[, ~ STUDENTS
At UNIVERSITY
ADDRESS BY DR.
STEVENSON WAS LISTENED
TO BY LARGE AUDIENCE

MoRGANTowN- W. Va, April A.
Last night in Commencement aall
DR.. John J. Stevenson OF New York
university. made the conSocattoc adj
dress for the spring term on the sub
ject, Is This Degenerate ASec
A large audience listened with deep
interest TO the address which was .
very able one
After the conclusion Of the dis
course, Mrs Grace Nartio-Snee and
Miss Mabel Constance Foster rendered
a piano and organ duet. which was
heartily appreciated
DR. Purinton made the announce
ment that at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon LIE students had enrolled for
the year. This IS the record enroll
ment Of the university, and as there
are stIl number to register these
figures will probably be raised consid.
erably OF the students enrolled this
term co or 30 are new
Arthur T. Pierso1, the successor L"
the eminent divine. DR.. Spurgeon. was
announced as the commencement ora
Tor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
LAID TO REST
This Afternoon were the Remains Of
John ) Chisier-

a large thronS OF people gathered
at the Chisler home on Main street
this afternoon to pay last tribute OF
respect and love 10 the memory of Nj
John J. Chisler whose death occurred
on Monday night Rev Broor'field
conducted the services and the choir
OF the Methodist Protestant Church
sang several selections Many floral
tributes surrounded the casEeJ which
bore silent testimony TO t&e esteem
in which he was held by his friends
and nefSabors. The remains were LAID
To rest in WoodiawU cemetery where
rest the remains OF the entire Cb'sisr
family
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
Entertained Thimbie Club.

Mrs e VI Cox entertained the
StciEan ThimbIe club last evening at
her home on Merchant street Miss
May Arnett. OF California was The
honor guest OF the occasion a large
number Of the members were present
including a number of friends OF the
hostess not members of the club. They
were. Mrs. John Cox, Miss Katharine
Cox, Misses Florence Levelle and Mary
Shuttlesworth- a unique guessing
contest was held during the afternoon
and prizes were awarded 20 Mrs Ear-
.ry Robinson and Mrs. John Leech.
The next meeting Will be held at the
home OF Ms. }. l. Hall on Castor
a-cnue
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION COMING
Continues from First Pase-o

tcontinued from First Pase2
The session at the First Baptist
Church VIII be conducted by President
Purinton while that at the Methodist
Episcopal Church auditorium viii be
presided over by vive President Z. B.
Darlington
The various convention committees
VIII be announced at the evening ses-
sion. Prof Excen will conduct the
song service at the session in the Bap-
list Church and expects to be present
at the other church before the session
is completed Many interesting ad-
dresses VIII be given at both sessions
by prominent persons in the Sunday
school work
The regular session OF the conven-
tion Wednesday morning VIII convene
at o'clock at the First Baptist
Church auditorium while the early ses
sion viii be conducted in the Sunday
school room OF the church AT the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
a, F.ee;Ient Eentertainnent-

An Excellent Entertainment
The entertainment given in Willard
Hall last evening under the direction
Of the Naniey Social Club of the First
Baptist church, was decidedly success
full and was enjoyed by a large audi
ence Some Of Fairmont's best talent
appeared On the programme and their
work was enjoyed greatly The plan
lists were, Misses Florence and Mary
Clayton. Olive Brand. Sadie Lloyd.
Eeva Curry and Ella NattinSly and
the vocalfsts were Misses Katherine
Foush- Anna Minor. Audrey Corroth-
ers. Gladys Wallace. Clyde Kinsey
and the Y NJ c. A quarrette. com
posed of 1Iessrs. Clyde Kinsey- ciar-
ence DAWSON. Minor Durham and
Clark Evans Readings We're given
by Misses Alta Smith. Ruth Dunnins-
ton. Ora Mccuskey and Mary Wheel
er.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
the DEFENSE IN PAXTON
WRIGHT TRIAL RESTS
ITS CASE WITH curry.
fcontinGed From Frs P1se-1

satisfied. but Jake said that if he
should die suddenly he did not want
knife put into him She said that
she met Wright At Hundred where
she went with Payton to make ar
engagements for the organization of a
show. Jake knew that she and Wright
went walking together. She said that
people told her that il she went away
there would be trouble and they saiC
II Frank Wright left he would be ar
rested
She stated that Jake took something
from a bottle marked fish berries. used
It fo~ verrnin. Fish berries and bi
cIoride tablets were the only poisons
in the house. She told her counsel
about the fish berries for the first
time last night. Payton told her &c
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
9, ~ ssb berrsss JAKE health

get ne ash berries Jake.s health;
was poor before his death IBIS us: iaa
weight was 1sS pounds but q S; 'i;
or so before his death he weighed ~
pounds. She sail that there was q
recurrence OF the disease that hesii:id
been treated for. Bought the fiss Der
Res at Mathews drug store Drug
gist prepared the compound The wit
ness did not know any other use for
fish berries She bought drugs u
Thomas's drug store from CLERK
named Clayton She saw Jake bring
in quart bottles OF wood alcohol often.
The labels had poison marked on the.
and the words wood alcohol written
upon the label. but The name OF the
druggist was scratched out The de
fendant said that she diluted the alco-
hol with water and part OF the aIco-
hoI she threw away The witness was
shown a picture OF herself and Frank
Wright taken in Fainone She SAID
that the picture was taken on Main
street between the postofdcc and the
Watson hotel: that she and Frank
Wright had their pictures taken TO
Sether for the show bills and that
Jake had his taken alone for the same
purpose. She said the pictures were
taken in May: that she was not IN
Fair7nont on June IS, as the leaf from
the hotel register shows She said
that she had been here several times
and stayed at the Marion hotel She
said thai she was IN Fairmont on July
Is and went up to Traction Park
with Aka Jones ard that Jones paid
her car fare to Fairuone- She saic
that she saw Jake drink from bottle
before going to bed That the cup.
was filed with coffee as full as it is
generally served
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
SOCIETY
AID Society Anniversary.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
NJ. z. Church will celebrate their 18th
anniversary on Thursday evening.
April 5th, in the church lecture room
a programme OF music and readings
win be rendered and the ladies' win
give their experiences in earning a
dollar for the anniversary contribu-
ton. An admission OF 10 cents will
be charged and the public cordially
invited to attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
Birthday Anniversary

Nj. Howard GasFins entertained 4
number Of his friends last evening At
his home on Market street in honor Of
the t~enty-frSt anniversary OF his
birth \ delightful evening was spent
at various social diversions am dainty
refreshments were served The guests
were. Misses Lillian Swindler. Pearl
Jacobs. Ada BosSess. Gladys Travis.
Lenore and Edna Gaskins. Messrs.
Clarence and Austin Stealev. Clyde
Travis. Mcssrs. Pinneu. Cook and
RiJsnour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
Special Notice

Persons desiring to so as delegates
TO the State Sunday School Conven-
ton At C1arksburS. April 11-19, Wit
send their names at once to the colin-
u secretary. R e Mocller. Manning
ton w Va. for credentials and re-
Guced rate cards The delegation is
limited n number and it VIII be wei
TO apply carly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

lMedne:sdsy Afternoon sesssnn ,szs,sS
award Of honor Re e
ne: counties rspostsns sl,s Hscssss ~, ~
xsasncenaeat II s,or t,.ss ezr II -
$50 IN the afsesnoon TIE sssa;::ssi:szsz
conferences am BE bel
These conferences consist g s sss
pastors. division. the oAeers a.S tssssssss
ers. dfsision. the primary s.ssssss-s
council division. Ts1le first tsEo 5000
VIII be held at the First s.
Church while the last two va l.enrrs.1..s3
at Coz Methodist Church
Wednesday evening two SCISSORS 81.
the convention win be held as % tase
frs, evening. Thursday laoTizE ~
hours conservation meeting % -.
held at S o'clock which VIII b as s:3
sided over by o, P. Wheat The rssasss.,
ular session viii convene ut ~ II n
AT the morning session at II s Ok
annual election OF officers VIZ sazsEE::
place.
AT the Thursday afteneon sessEar.
the theme win be How Et Is Drae-:
Short addresses VIII be rade
abou. q dozen Wen known Sandzg
school workers demonstratirg~cS
and methods they have actually Used
during the year on How Of No.
of County Tour OF the -DezFass
ments.'5' Of Attendance OF the L. esss
sons" Of School Extension c.
Organization" and the zop .rlnat.
Needs More Explanation.
Two closing sessions VIII be l1esLs
Thursday evening At the sessions
the First Baptist Church Goxe-1s7E5
Dawson IS expected to be present AZ
o o'clock and deliver an address Us cGaes:
ed above The resolutions coru1zzt1Elso
VIII male their report earlier iaEzse.
evening. The other speakers IT Ee !sssls
session VIII be Prof Thomas HnesssE
and Robers r Doherty-
at the Methodist auditorium Co..
nor Dawson is expected to eo1aeSssSs
for few moments talk after 9 oicsoc
The other addresses OF the eTsnssss--
VIII be given by Rev oEhss sraz.e
White, OF Huntington. Dr. HyTe h:
Clark. of Charleston and Rev
Reece, OF huntington Prof Es1c
viii make an effort to be prese1E =
every session of the convention aEd Is
the evenings win divide his time b.
tween the two churches where mel
ings are being conducted
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
Mission Social Postponed.

The social TO have been given for
the Mcfarland mission band by Miss
Emma Parks at her home on Locust
avenue Thursday evening has been
postponed until Monday evening OF
next week. The change was made OF
account of a number of other events
TO be held on Thursday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

N Honor Of Fairront aides.
Miss Bessie Chancellor has invited
Il number OK her friends 70 her home
on Friday evening. when she will en-
terrain in honor Of Miss Laura and
Ice Hill. OF Fairmont. who will be-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
AN ENTERTAINMENT
viii Be Given By Fifth Ward Sehoo:
April 17eh-

Principal Parker and his teachers
are planning to give an entertainment
on the afternoon and night of Tues
day. April IL Quite an interesting
programme is being arranged The
proceeds VIII be used in making a pa=-
ment on the new piano recently pur-
chased
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

Some people travel miles tockiEEa
what they want Others use EeG
Vi-strtan want ads at BALI cent
and find It the cheapest and M
way Of doing business
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

All kinds Of muslin underwear at
PopIe's. Tip-top styles at rock-boe-
tom prices
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

Harry Robinson makes a specially
Of high grade and fancy ice creams
and immediate deliveries XIX
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

\ full line of Denaison.s crepe pa
per in all colors at Clyde s. Hoits
3o5 Main street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

Decorations IN crepe paper for E.z
ter at Clyde S. Holt, s2s Main 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

Parlor suits. witwhout competition
in quality or price, at H F. LeonaTd's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04
Entertaining Social Club.

Mrs. David Gibson is entertaining
the Social Club this afternoon at her
home on Boydston street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

Harry Robinson, maaufacturer 9.
the jim Martin Ice cream
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

ner guests. A very enjoyable time is;
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-04

tom prices
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
, % <~> 80 90 . % .
AMUSEM ENTS.
browns in Town.

Browns in Town comes to the F.,
opera house Thursday night March
- An advance notice says,
The story of Brown in Town" is
decidedly complicated and the COM
DlfCsttions are new. They come about
through the efforts Of a young man
- keep his marriage secret from
hss father I'm furtherancc OF his
pian, he and his bride 90 TO country
village whore the father arrives later
and friends drop ia, quite by accident
oi course, and Geo the utter despair
nj both Brown aud his wife When
rs father arrives upon thr scene
" o. ruld thar his son is visiting 20
u1an Dos thc uamt of Brown this
naturally eompol- the introduction uf
MRS Brown a~ we'll as bier husband
tinc uf the .irud- tr ignorance of
he marriage. Ia persuaded to play
hc pau uf Brown tIr finds u much
a. his liflng tnt proceeds fo make
s1N, t1 fhD 'udE iu earnest proceed.
tug which fhr husband 81 pow,rles-
rs preveui without revealing fh, t,ft
thteg hs ir TRYING 100 conceal Mat
tsrs arr urfhFr complicated ht th.
tstt lhat tH, pseudo Brown ls sup
ls4rd ~ltH fwo Nitts fo suit tuv at
fssrvut wm.rrreugI'e. and uuailt ac
swuufvt Mormon hs ths Hscihit
fs1htf Nfu ha. .1u.rd zoe IFs ..uH
-.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
'aNatlachie Market.
Pipe Organ Recital.

On Thursday evening of this week
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church a recital will be given by Mr..
w. J. Marsh of Fort Worth. Mr..
Marsh has recently played the fine
new organ OF the Taylor Street Cum
berland Presbyterian church in Fort
Worth and is musician of marked
ability His training was received in
Liverpool, England. his birth place,
and he had the advantage of recitals
given by the celebrated organist at
st. George 5 Hall in Liverpool. which
contains the second largest organ in
he United Kingdom He recently
gave a recital in Fort Worth which
was highly praised by musical critics
and those who hear him ON Thurs
day evening may be assured OF a very
rare treat. Additional interest will
Dee given To the program by q solo
by Professor " ". Campbell and a
selection by the Trinitonians The
proceeds viii be- used toy The ladies
of thc church 10 complete the pay
mcnt ON the organ The price of the
tickets Is soc and they may be- had
of ladies of the church or solicitors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

G L.. Todd WIS visitor 10 Ian
casfvF today
+ Strickland Of Dallas was In
the clty today
Judge II. NJ Vaughn nf Hiiisboro
WIS In The city today
MIR. and Nrs. I =. Minuick refarn.
ed this morning from visit 70 ne
katb
H. H. RosNet who has been ia be
eltt two or three days went 20 bal
LAS this morning.
Rev J c Smith has gone to Ava
RADIO to attend aaeeting of Fort
Worth presbstery
Mrs l.. keplinger and little son
returned last night from a yisi; TO
relatives In Fort Worth
f. II Acklcy and wife OF i.lano
are guests al the home OF Attorney
! Len Cannon on Brown street
/ Miss Helen DuBose. who Is attend
ing school nj Mansfield, is ut home
/ for few days stay with her parents,
| Miss Dossie Smith. who is attend
/ ing school al Denton, returned last
night after few days stay with her
| homefolks
! Tom Cook. g. c. Newton. +. j.
J Cole. J Il. Mayhem. c. a. Miller, Ed
! Hudson and w + Coleman were
| among the passengers 20 Dallas this
morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06

Me- b. Nueiesaou gfvm4us o..
faEFmsF af fhe PARK sshani humss
oHsuauutsf. sails=d af uuf ugfitF 60
tAf sna expressed 81 approved ~ awl
sfHna taken tn hasv 4 laefs hsnfs fnf
fea assFef "a ttr STREETS asxt ssssssgs
rAls u sratiftanE ta as ard az assf
nafe If the fsrH~re @umia at
afuanG and Nsye Wa fhtaf s~wa oE
ts4s vefg imgs4ftaRt mmffrF AAKa
Nachle afuwtG Het AAfA ifs fuFtm
w. 0tsssfixe @s IS @aEeH petfga uaAFArl
na tu A. fh1s a~anes aiaN mnat d
dsafsr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-06
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Burns w. Beall New York, w
Stiles. city, G. W. Robe Richmond
Ind; II. Van Schell, New York: F. n.
Fegau, Marshall, III, w. S. Adams,
Ennis; S. II. Jack. Commerce; L. c.
Horning, Dallas; G. A. Burke, Hous-
ton: r. NJ. Craig. Italy; G. r. Stan
ford, Covinston, Ky: c, b. Marshal,
Dallas; r. Mandslay, San Angelo: j.
{. Newton, ST. Louis: Joe S. Willis.
Waco. j. b. Wilson, Dallas w II.
Faurote, Dallas f. f. Combstock,
Dallas; f. r. Summers, Chicago; r.
M. Vaugn. Hillsboro; w A. Boyd.
Mangum
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For Justice OF the Peace Precinct /:
w. II. (Wnp DAVIS
NJ W. MKNIGHT


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