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probably as high as so cents per
share, which would mean 10 cents
share for Panhandle, since Pan
handle is exchangeable on the
basis of five shares for one share
of |. s. & r. stock.
Montana has been a good buyer
of Snowstorm during the week
and continues to be in the market
for good sized blocks around $1.75
per share. There seemed to be an
absence to support Snowstorm
this morning and trading generally
was light. Rambler Cariboo seems
to be easier. There has been
pretty good demand for Reindeer
on the curb although nothing do
ing on the exchange, and a rumor
to the effect that strike has been
made at the property has been
denied by Manager Nordquist.
Sales today, Snowshoe 5000 at
5H.
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ASK FOR NEW TRIAL.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 21.-Al-
leging that the trial jury which
convicted Edward H. Martin of
manslaughter in the killing of
Nathan Wolff, had been subjected
to undue influence when 1t was
sent to view the scene of the muir
der. Attorney John A. Jeffrey and
Seneca Fouts filed a motion for a
new trial of the defendant in the
circuit court.
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EASTERN MARKETS
FURNISHED by Walter J. Nichols
& Coz

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--The lead
ers continued to, sell off at the
opening, the greatest reaction be-
ing noted in Reading, which is off
about five points from the high.
1t seems hardly likely that this
break will go very far with good
reports continuing to come in from
throughout the country. Dun's Re-
view says: Manufacturing plants
increasing active capacity and con-
fidence finding expression in ex-
tensive plans for the future" Brad
streets Review says: "A better
commercial inquiry for money"
Sentiment of tariff committee re-
ported favorable to reduction of
duty on lumber. Government gin
ners' report shows 100000 bales
up to November Is. This is lower
than has been generally expected
and caused a sharp advance in cot
ton.
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ev PETER POWER.

Special Corrsspoadsncs to The Press
d DENVER, Nov. 21.---Plans are
being developed to thoroughly or
ganize the working people not only
of the United States and Canada,
but in Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico,
j 1aica, Venezuela, Panama and
perhaps the whole of Central Amer
lea. The organizations aer to be
merged into the American Fedora
tion of Labor.
In fact, the movement Is already
in full swing in Porto Rico and
Cuba and other islands. On account
of the coercive andtyrannical meth
DDS of the Diaz government in Mex
leo and Castro and his supporters
In Venezuela only slight progress
has been made In those countries.
n But it is believed that by the
employment of a corps of organ
izers who speak the Spanish
tongue and the dissemination of
sufficient literature in the same
Language revolution in sentiment
can be created that will sweep the
feudalistic practices in Mexico and
Venezuela from the industrial field
and compel the ruling class to
grant greater freedom to the work
ers. who at the present time are
little more than serfs.
1.-THE working classes in the
Spanish-American countries are
ripe for organization" says Santi-
ago Iglesias, a native Porto Rican
of marked ability and intelligence.
who has studied economic and So
cial questions In the states Il may
say there Is a seething revolt
spreading very rapidly under the
Industrial and political surface in
Mexico and Venezuela, as well as
in Cuba and Porto Rico. The brutal
methods that have been employed
by Diaz and Castro to keep the
workers In state of slavery. their
merciless attacks upon the toilers
who have sought to protect them
selves by organizing are no less
barbarous than the practices that
are the rule In Russia and which
have shocked the whole civilized
world And in Mexico and Vene-
zuela, as in Russia. inhuman op-
preston of the poor by the rich
and powerful has produced and
nurtured a spirit of revelation,
which, unless the workers are
granted the not unreasonable right
to combine and cooperate with
their fellows. will some day burst
forth in all it's fury and cause
trouble and suffering that might
easily have been avoided by the
concession of conditions i'm har-
mony with our modern civiliza-
ton
During the present year 3S new
unions were organized in Porto
Rico, and q of those disbanded
last year owing to- antagonisms
from public officials and combina.
tons of capital were reorganized.
There are now total of 112 unions
on the island allied In what is
known as the State Branch Free
Federation of Workingmen. These
unions include all principal trades.
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LABOR RAISES AGAINST TYRANNY
in SPANISH-AAIERICAN LANDS

as we'll as laborers on plantations.
It is probable that Porto Rico
will be made the base from which
the organization campaign will rad
late throughout the extreme south
ern part. of the North American
continent, as well General Amer
lea. Various of the international
trade unions will cooperate with
the American Federation of Labor
In financing the movement and pro-
viding competent speakers and or
ganizers to do the work
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TAKE A TURKISH BATH EVERY
WEEK

If you will take a good Turkish
bath at least once week you will
always be in perfect health. 1t
throws off the poisons of the
body, keeps the skin soft and
clean and is the greatest cure
known for nervousness. rheuma-
tism, biliousness and kindred dis
eases. Bath and he'd $1.00. Turk.
ish Bath Parlors. First and Ste
vens. II. Nichols, prop. Main
1241. ss*
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y. 8. Government Bonds.
i. Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.--If the Ar
gentine damage. is at all serious as
most agents cable, 1t will be an
additional bull incentive.
Wheat close: December, $1.04h;
May, $1.08; July. $1.02A.
Corn close: December, 635sc;
May, SIC; July. 62%.
Oats close: December, 49asc;
May, 51hc; July, 46Ac.
Liverpool close: Wheat. u to
" higher; corn, "a lower.
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YOUNG DYNAMITE ,THRoWER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Un-
aware of the serious consequences
that were to follow, John Quinn,
aged IL, threw a dynamite cap
in the lighted stove during the ses-
sion of crowded classroom in the
San Leandro public school. A mo-
ment later there was a terrific ex-
plosion and portions of the stove
were sent flying all over the room.
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.3
OWL NIGHT AT rHEATER.

The Spokane Brotherhood of
Owls has next Wednesday evening
of the Shirley company's produc-
ton of Lovers Lane" Special
features will be introduced between
acts under auspices of the brother
hood 81
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CAVALRY BAPTIST CHURCH.

Third near Stevens, Rev. ]. Cor
don Mcpherson: Morning prayer,
10: AS; sermon, II a. M; Sunday
school, 1915 p. M; b. Y. p. u,
Z p. M. and sermon 8 p. m.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Corner Fourth and Monroe, Rev.
G, F. Pauschert. Morning service,
IL a. m: vespers, Z p. M; Sunday
school, 3 p, m. at st. Marks chapel,
corner Madison and Shannon
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EIGHT in AN AUTO
PLUNGE INTO RIVER

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Running at
terrific speed, an automobile con-
tanning four chauffeurs and four
women as their guests plunged
into the Calumet river yesterday.
Joseph Meyer and Margaret At
kins went down with the auto and
were drowned. The other six were
saved.
The machine swerved from its
course when approaching the
bridge.
--------------------~-
Sidetrack the man who talks too
much and says little.
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Monthly payments per $1,000-$7.50 per month plus
cent simple annual interest payable monthly
This plan will enable you to get the house while you
getting the lot.
The payments are no heavier when you get both to-
gether than they when you get the lot Think how
much worry and time you in not having to
after the money and then not get much as you
need.
You will note the above that this plan will save
you from $500 $500 the old loan pan either from
private money lenders the building and method
What kind Of loans do the Standard Real Estate Loan
Company make?
They furnish money to buy property outright
They furnish money to pay OF mortgages take up
lien notes.
The company is at the present time operating I'm six
teen different states hhavng complied with the laws OF
each state respectfully details plan
has given universal satisfaction Its We
request every and who is interested in the
above to call and investigate plan by having
the fully explained you and the pictures OF
homes we have purchased and erect for contract
holders and long hist Of loans made them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-18
LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Nov 17.--Cold weather
has come right and fresh meat will
be plentiful.
Mrs. Billie Bratcher of Waxaha-
chic visited her sister, Mrs. Wish
Parrish. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes visited
his mother Saturday night at Mid
lothian
Mr. Hester, our enterprising mer-
chant, and wife moved to their
beautiful little home in Waxahachie
last Monday.
Miss Vivian East returned home
Saturday night after spending a
month with her uncle In Oklahoma.
Mrs. Carrie Green was in Waxaha-
chic Saturday shopping.
Health is very good at present.
Crops are almost gathered through
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Green spent
Sunday in Waxahchie visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. Gus England happened to a
very serious accident Monday by get
ting a seed fork stuck In his eye.
Mr.. ]. H. Foster Is sick at this
writing.
The school at Lone Elm Is progress
sing nicely under Professor Parch-
man and Miss McQuatters.
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ROCKET.

Rocket, Texas, Nov. 1T.-Mrs.
Royal. who lived with her sister.
Mrs. Charley Graves, died last
Thursday. The remains were shipped
to Palestine for burial. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereav-
ed
A cold rain fell here Thursday,
followed by a norther and frost
Cotton picking will soon be a
thing of the past. Several fields are
looking black in this community.
Miss Knox Farrar spent Tuesday
night in Ferris
Miss Katie Garrett was real sick
last week, which prevented her from
going to school, but she Is better at
present.
Mr.. Whit Stepter of Palmer made
fine talk here Sunday afternoon on
the subject of prohibition, which was
enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. John Prude and his friend,
Mr. Orr, were In Rocket Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, DR.. Wadley spent
Sunday afternoon with the former
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Wadley.
Mr.. Bob Burleson of Waxahachie
will be here Sunday, November 20.
He is fine singer and he invites the
following churches to take part in
the singing: Red Oak, Rutherford,
Chapel Hill, Sylvania and Palmer.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend
There will be preaching at Ruth
erford Saturday and Sunday Every
body is cordially invited to attend
all the services.
Mrs. S. e. Turnipseed and her son,
David, were shopping in Waxahachie
Monday.
Mr.. S. H. jolly has bought the res
dence of Mr.. Ollie Andrews. and Mr..
Ollie Andrews has bought the resi-
dence OF Mr. A. j. Rice.
Mr.. Rice will move to Waxahachie
sometime in the near future
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Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. 18.-Gover-
nors of several coal mining states
have already accepted invitations to
attend the American Mining Congress
in this city early next month. Every
effort is being made to insure the
participation in the congress of the
chief executives. senator's and rep
resentatives of all the principal coal
states, in order to secure uniform
laws for the protection of the life
and limb of miners. Many other min
ing reforms will be considered by
the congress.
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FORRESTON, NO. 2.

Forreston, Texas, Nov i've
have had some rough weather for
the past week, which has caused peo-
pie to stay around the fire pretty
close and caused the Forreston gin
to be idle some of the time.
The Forreston school is progress
ing nicely.
Mr.. d. Fl. Newton is improving his
lumber yard.
Mr.. VIII Johnston of Celina was
down last week on q visit
Mrs. Pearson visited at Mr.
Smiths this week
Misses Minnie, and Millie Weakes
visited at Mr.. Hills Sunday
Mr.. Dan Hamlin and wife visited
at Forreston Sunday.
Mr.. Cannon Chiles and Mr.. Bufford
Digger of Rocket visited here Sun
day.
The Glen brothers visited at Mr.
Tones Sunday
Health is very good
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STERRETT.

Sterrett. Texas. Nov. 17-Many
farmers yet have lot Of cotton to
pick.
Health is very good with the ex-
ception of few.
Mrs. r. l.. Allen has been sick the
past two weeks.
Rev. Jennings filled his appoint
ment here Sunday and Sunday
night
We are having quite lot of we'd
dings here now. Mr.. Kemble Thorn
as and Miss May Dodson were mar
ried last Sunday evening, also Mr.
Nelson Buchanan and Miss Gertrude
Trussell. We wish for both these
young couples much pleasure and
happiness.
Mr. John Brown of Red Oak and
Miss Lula Robinett of near here
visited Miss Mary North Sunday af-
ternoon.
Quite number of young people
from Red Oak and Sylvania attended
preaching here Sunday night.
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Hood & Curtin, the enrerprising
druggists OF Waxahachie. Texas. are
having such large run on "HINDI-
PO," the new Kidney Cure and
Nerve Tonic, and hear 1t so highly
praised that they now offer to guar
antee 1t in every case to cure all
forms Of Kidney Trou ples and Nerr
vous Disorders.
They pay for it If it does not give
you entire satisfaction.
If you use 1t, 1t Is their risk, not
yours. A 50-cent box sent by mail
under positive guarantee. WITT
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BUENA VISTA.

Buena Vista, Texas, Nov. IT.
People are well up with their crops
in this part of the country.
Health of the community is much
better at present. U
Mrs. Addie Curry and Mrs. Voss
from Miles, Texas, are visiting here.
We had very good singing Sun
day evening and had quite large
crowd
Mrs. w. p. Lyon spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Steward.
MIR. and Mrs. Whitefield and Miss
Whitefield and Mrs. Title Gardner
from the Falls were at singing Sun.
day evening.
Mr.. C. NJ Hooper is building q
rent house on his farm. Mr.. John
Hickman and wife will live In 1t next
year.
Mr.. J. b. league OF DixOn's Cha.
pei will move to this neighborhood
soon. ~
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. . . q o o. % . Q .
LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, Nov. 17-Our peo-
Pile are very busy set of folks now
and there is scarcely any thing to re-
port.
School was opened Monday under
the management Of Miss Ethel Fus
ton. We are hopeful of a successful
school
Miss May Veazey, our former
teacher. was visiting friends here re-
Gently. F
We regret very much to lose our
neighbor, Mr.. White, who will soon
| go to Plainview community.
Mrs. Hammer was visiting rela-
! tives in Dallas last week.
James Reagon and mother of Ray
were with Mr.. Delk's family Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Georgia Lavender visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent,
last week.
Mr.. Jack Neal of Waxahachie was
attending to business In the COM
munity Sunday.
| Ed Pennington and wife were with
E. J. Delk's folks Sunday.
| Mrs. Sallie Sanford honored her
friends and relatives with dining
last Thursday. Among the number
was Mrs. Mollie Voss of Miles, Uncle
Henry Curry and wife of Ovilla. Mrs.
Charles Bryson, Ike Currys family
1 Ovilla, Mrs. George Spencer, John
Vincent and wife.
! We will have Thanksgiving ser
vice at Long Branch.
| Miss Bessie Walker of Waxahachie
visited Miss Emma Cooper last week.
We were glad to have our Sunday
school teacher of SO many years,
Mrs. O. A. Finley, visit our school
Sunday.
Rev J. J. Delk made a business
trip to Dallas county Monday.
Mr.. Porter King. one of our young
men, has taken up his abode in Sny-
der.
| Sam Holmes and wife visited Ewel
Roberts Sunday. ,
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If you suffer from constipation and
liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxative
will cure you permanently by stimu-
lating the digestive organs so they
will act naturally. Foley's Orino
Laxative does not grippe, is pleasant
to take and you do not have to take
laxatives continually after taking
Orino. b. w. Fearis. n
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Announces for Alderman.

F. B. Kenner authorizes the an
nouncement of his name as a candi-
date for alderman from Ward 2 to
fill the unexpired term of vice Alder
man Langsford, resigned. Mr. Ken
ner has been a resident of Waxaha-
chic several years and is among the
city's best known cotton buyers. He
was formerly a member Of the coun-
Gil from Ward l, resigning to move
to his present home in Ward 2. Mr..
kenner asks the voters to investigate
his claims and give them such con-
sideration they may merit before
casting their ballots on November
%
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Texas WATERWAYS.

Corpus Christi, Tex, NOV. 1S.--
Improvement Of all the navigable
streams of Texas and the construc
ton OF an inter-coastal canal are thu
objects of the State Waterways con-
vention, opened here today. Distin-
guished men are in attendance, and
surrounding states, as we'll as all
parts of the Great Lone Star Empire,
are represented.
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FoRREsToN, NO. 1.

Foreston, Texas, Nov. 17.-Rev
Harris is attending conference at
Waco.
Miss Virgie Jackson, one Of our
teachers, visited her home at Ennis
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Johnnie Duncan began her
school at Dry Branch Monday
Jesse Cox and Earl Harris spent
Sunday in Waxahachie
Mrs. Dora Ellison and daughter.
Lila, went to Italy last Thursday
Mrs. Newcomb and little daughter,
Ethel, were in Waxahachie Tuesday
shopping.
s. NJ. Matthews was passenger
to Dallas Monday
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Hampton are
cozily ensconced in their pretty new
home on the east side
VIII Harris of Waxahachie spent
Sunday in Forreston
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acknowledgements.

The above Is the name of a Ger
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of Foley 8
Kidney Remedy Hexametbylenete-
tramine is recognized by medical
text books and authorities as a uric
acid solvent and antiseptic for the
urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
as soon as you notice any irregular
tiles, and avoid a serious malady. B.
w FearIs.
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Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bonnie McCarter and Miss
High from Bethel were up here Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Jim Gross was elected violin
list for this place Sunday.
Mr.. j. B. Alexander went to Noun
tain Peak Sunday.
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Death OF Mrs. Sankey.

Mrs. r. E. Sankey died this morn
ing about 10 O'Clock on Kaufman
street. The interment will take place
at the city cemetery some time to-
morrow. The deceased was the wife
of the proprietor of the photograph
car on Washington street.
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At the Empire, "A Mountain
Feud. western drama taken from
life in Colorado One of the best 95
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The picture at the Empire for
magnificent, rugged back ground and
wild mountain scenery, this picture
is unsurpassed. The story is very
thrilling 1876
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Christian Church Bazar.

The ladies of the Main Street
Christian church will give bazar
Dec II. IS and 10 at the Gibson
building.
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Shive & Keys have plenty of good
wood, coal and feedstuff. Phone them
your orders. Both phones. tt
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Trinity and Brazos Valley.
PURCHASES STREET.
Trinity and Braxos Valley Railroad
Company 20 Enlarge Yards.

Company 20 Enlarge Yards.
Hillsboro. Texas, Nov. fS.-The
Trinity and Brazos Valley railway
company has purchased all OF Bots
d Arc street in the southwestern part
of the city. This street runs parallel
with the main line of this company
and can be utilized to great ad-
vantage by it. 1t is now the Intention
to remove all buildings on the street
and use the ground as part Of the
yards The street was not desirable
residence street.
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WANTED Fresh Jersey COW. |
have alfalfa, bran and cotton seed
meal to feed her Want 10 days trial
limit $4,000. D. H. Thompson.
d195w43
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared TO at
tend to your wants when they are
in the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing. pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton is always guaranteed. Phone
them and see II
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The Waxahachie Livery and Trans
fer Co.'S cabs and transfer wagons
meet all trains. Phone 40 If
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Who makes plans and builds mod
ern homes? See S. j. Erwin, con-
tractor. Office phone 400. tt
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The picture tonight at the Empire
is taken in the Rocky mountains and
there is natures grandest back
ground See this powerful tale Of
love and adventure 1876
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LOST-Soiid gold watch. Elgin
movement, A T. b. engraved on
back. w. O. w. leather fob attach
ed $40 reward. Arthur Boze. If
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I WANT you to read the weather
forecast. and if it says colder"
frost" or ice" it is time to place
your order for coal Both phones. D.
II THOMPSON, the coal man. EOS
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Mrs. l. Mincer and daughter, Miss
Mamie are visiting in Dallas today
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Jake Mincer was a passenger t.
Fort Worth this morning
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FOR SAi.E-Judge Dunlap filley.
Gentle enough for family use. Not
afraid OF autos and engines, Pretty
as a picture, Well bred on mothers
side Price $165. A J. Curlee If
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Mrs. H. w. Leeper and Mrs. C. w.
Simpson are attending the meeting
of the State Federation of Women S
Clubs at San Angelo.
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Barbara Fritchie, story of a 10y
al woman. This is one you will en-
JOY at the Theatorium 1876
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Miss Jennie Cunningham is. visit
ing relatives in the city.
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Miss Bessie Ryan and Mr.. Oliver
Ryan Will go to Dallas tomorrow to
attend the matinee of THE Devil. I"