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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-10

CtOr1a and hlDeTt dLeDy POWildC
przybylych gosci. Po wzajemnem
powitaniu sic car powrocil nazad
ma poklad ,,Sztandaru" gdzie
znowu zjawil sic niebawem krol
Edward w uniformie rosyjskiego
admirala. Car przedstawil mu
tamze Stolypina. ministra spraw
zagranicznych Izwolskiego mi
nistra marynarki, wiceadmirala
Dickowa.
w ciagu dnia krol Edward !
car Mikolaj byli gos6mi carowej
wdowy ma poIdadzie yGwiazdy
polarnej". Popoludniu krol angiel-
ski miai diuzsza rozmowe ze Sto-
lypinem ma pokladzie ,,Sztandaru'
o czem m6wiono ME jest wiado.
mem, ale = jak nalczy przypusZ-
czac poruszano tam ogolnie spra-
wy polityczne.
Petersburg, 10 czerwca.-Wczo-
raj znowu pazdziernikowiec Gucz-
kow, wystapii W Dumie nova,
w kt6rej uskarzai sic ma mieszanie
sic wielkich ksiazat w sprawy "a
rzadu wojskowego. Mianowicie
twierdzil, ze czionkowie carskieJ
rodziny stoja ma czele pewnych
departamentow dziwil sic, dla-
cezgo sic ich dopuszcza do tax
odpowiedzialnych stanowisk, kie-
dy wplywy ich znane sa Jako zg'l-
bne dla dobra panstwa. MoWca
wymienii nawet kilku wielIich
ksiazat po nazwisku i oswiadczyf,
re dobro armii wymaga, azeby 20
stall niej wydaleni,poniewaz oni
uzurpuja sobie uprawnienia mini
stra wojny przeszkadzaJa
wprowadzeniu reform. Najgwai-
towniej zaatakowai mowca wiel-
kiego ksiecia Mikolaja Miko4aJe-
wicza, prezydenta rady obrony
krajowej, wskazujac ma niego ia
ko ma gl6wna przeszkode W reor-
ganizacyi armii.
Tangier, 10 czerwca. - Przyby-
Ii tn kuryerzy donosza, re sultan
samozwaniec Mnley Hafiz jest
obecnie w drodze do Fezu caiym
swoim orszakiem i wojskiem, IL
czacem $4,000 glow, Otrzyma on
jeszcze posilki cd Berberyjczy-
kow, w liczbie okolo 10000. Ha-
fiz opuscil Mequinez 2 bm. ma
stepnego dnia zniszczyi zupeinle
resztki buntowniczego szczepu
Chenarda. Kilku urzednikow Abb
del Asia, ktorzy uciekli Rabat,
przybyli do Mequinez.
= Pozniejsze telegramy oznaJ-
miaja, re Mulej Hafiz przybyl juz
do Fezu.
Paryz, 10 czerwca. - Rzad
francuski postanowil zrezygno-
wac ckarania Chihczykow, kto-
rzy niedawno ma indo-chihskieJ
granicy zamordowali szeSciu zoi-
merry krajowc6w jednego Off
cera francuskiego, jednakze be-
die zadal odszkodowania i moral7
nej satysfakcyi cd Chin, miano-
wicie dymisyi vice krola Yum
nan. Posel francuski w Pekinie
otrzymal polecenie przediozenia
tych zadan zagranicznemu de-
partamentowl.
Przysiana til przez gubernato-
ra Indo Chin depesza donosl, ze
regularni chinscy zolnlerze spla-
drowali miejscowoSt Chi Ma W
Tongking. Nowy ten napad po-
ciagnie "a soba dalsze pretensye.
Toxic, 10 czerwca. = Depesza
nadeslana Seulu Cd ministeryum
wojny donosi, re miedzy 3 a Z
czerwca wyjska rzadowe stoczyly
s6 potyczek powstahcami. w
potyczkach tych zgineio 113 pow
stancow a 26 dostalo sic do ME
wolf.
Depesza ia podaje dalej, re ko-
reanskie ministeryum powinno IL
ledz przeksztalceniu, poniewaz ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-10
Pierwsza dziejach urzedowa wizyta kr6la
angielskiego Rosyi.
Wystapienie Dumie przeciw wielkim ksiazetOm.
Pochod Mulei Hafza do Fezu. - gospodark
japonskiej ma korei.
ksnudael uzRdOwl" ma zad WiGe-prsVdena StanoH Zsd
W sPRAWIE HANDLU ,,BIAIYCH NIEV

usuneci cd praktyki 4 konwency
Louis wolno tafszoWac meko-
Known Poacy osuani przez bankera Pennsylvania
wodze w Kansa MOntane.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
First M. E Church Notes.

The pastor spent last week in
Bosworth, Mo-, where his father
Is located as pastor OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church. He was
kept very busy during the week,
holding a cottage meeting every
morning at ten O'Clock and preach
ing twice each days 100 In the
afternoon and 7 80 at night. The
audiences were large and forty or
more unconverted persons rose
for prayers every night.
1t is the policy OF the present
administration to mingle much
with the people At the last
Quarterly Conference it was
revealed that more pastoral calls
had been made in Marshall than
upon any other charge in the
Sedalia District. Hardy an
afternoon passes that the pastor
does not make a half n dozen calls
or more, unless he is out OF the
city. He il always ready to en-
t,r the darkened home to sym
pathize with the suffering or
give comfort and counsel to the
troubled. Often he p~ostpones
calls upon the members Of the
church to answer calls OF this
kind. 1t is impossible on account
OF so many other d~uties,for him
to make to his calls as frequent
as he would enjoy making them !;
but any one desiring an immedi-
ate call may have it by droGpInE
the pastor a card.
Louis Poucher was recently
elected a member OF the Board
OF Stewards. The present pas
tor has always heretofore receiv-
ed his salary in full, and this IL
made doubly certain for the fu-
ture by the energy, god sense
and reliability OF tho new
Steward. 1t is not such church
officers as Bro. Poucher that
lead steeds OF darkness into the
pastors dreams whether by day
or by night. First NJ. +. Church
TeIo.ces in the spirit OF earnest
ness, sweetness, loyalty AMI
optimism that pervades the rank
AID file OF its officers.
The Merry Bachelors" out
stepped all the other classes OF
the Sunday School last SABBATH
W tn a collection OF S1.S4. This
VIII soon become the leading class
OF the school unless the other
classes redoub.e their efforts.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Nearly I 600 Pianos at a Bar
gin

Lyon &c Healy, OF Chicago,
known everywhere as the worlds
largest musichouse, are dong a
Z charitable thin. TLCy a Q re-
building their great establish
ment and Offering an enormous
stock Of pianos to make room for
carpenters, painters, etc. Lyon &
Healy offer all these pianos at
such extraordinary terms that
hundreds will buy now who other
wise might wait till next year. In
short, here Is a chan0o to got a
much better piano for any PUN
you have in mind than you cou Il
ordinarily obtain.
Write to-day for the list Aof
pianos In this piano sale, (which is
an event entirely unprecedented
In the history OF piano-selling.
Address Lyon & Healy, 10 hdamI
Street, Chicago. Four distinct
plans OF easy pa yments for those
who do not wish to Pay all cash,
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
More Trouble for Railroads

Last Saturday morning as the
plug" was passing through
Is ne Springs the engine fell over
on it's side and a new engine was
sent for taking the train into
Kansas City late in the evening
The engine drawing the train
that morning vas q very large
one and struck a place in Blue
Springs besides the pond where
the ground had been softened and
the rails and ground gave way on
one side leaving thu engine fall
gently to one side. The train
was fortunately moving very
slowly and no one was hurt.
The same morning a loose raj
on the c. & A. at Glasgow ditch
ed II freight cars and delayed
traffic from near midnight to
noon. Again all escaped unin-
jured fortunately.
The steam shovel outfit on the
Missouri Pacific, working about
midway between Nelson and
Napton, Postmaster Shackicford
OF Napton informed us over the
phone was burned Sunday night
He was unable to tell Us thE
cause or the amount OF the dam
age, which no doubt ran into thu
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Stray Thoughts of a Crank.

The happy, successful farmer
has many friends with odd names
have you ever noticed it?
He has Experience, Contentment
Patience, Mercy, Faith, Hope.
Charity and Love. You will find
yourself happy, and successful,
too, when all these can be found
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Marcum-Ellis

Mr.. Erwin ID. Marcum and Misc
Jessie Ellis were quietly married
at the home OF Elder II. E. Mounts
at four O'Clock Sunday afternoon
Elder r. E. Mounts officiating
Miss Ellis is a very accomplished
young lady and Mr. Marcum Is q
prosperous machinist and we
congratulate them for their
choice OF a life long companion
and wish 1em a long and happy
life. A Friend.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Narron-C Campbell

Married-Sunday Dec. 18th at
high noon at the home OF the
brides parents near Slater, Thos.
Maroon and Miss Elva Campbell,
Rev. Steinhe.mer officiating. A
number Of friends OF the young
couple witnessed the ceremony,
after which a bount.ful dinner
was served to all present. The
young couple are well and favor
ably known and a host of friends
wish them happiness in their mar
ried life.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Beekeepers Attention.

The annual meeting OF the Mis-
souri, State Beekeepers Associa-
ton will convene at the County
Court room OF Columbia, Mo, Jan
uary 6, 1909, at 8 a. m. and will
remain in session for two days.
All persons interested In becker
Ing are invited to attend the
meetings.
An interesting program Will bt
prepared that all beekeepers pres
ent may be benefited.
Our meeting takes place dur,
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Monday the 18th day of Janu-
arV 1909,

between the hours of Nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and Five o'clock in tn AFTERNOON
OF that day, at the south front dnor OF the
court House, In the city OF Marshall in sa.
line County, Missouri, sell, Mt public VEN
due, to the highest bidder, the following
described Real Estate, viz.
The north part OF the east half OF the
northeast quarter Excepting one mere on
the north side) and the north west quarter.
OF the northeast quarter Excepting two
and three fourths acres In the north west
corner thereo } all in section twenty one
II, said county ofSaline, State of Missouri,
and containing one hundred three and
seventy.flve hundredtbs acres more or less.
Terms OF sale MS follows, viz: Cash In
hand.
G. n. BACON,
Sheriff OF Saline County, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Barn Burned

Joe Wilson who recently moved
from Slater to Mayhem sustain
ed a heavy loss in the burning OF
his big barn this week. The
barn was a very large one and
worth about $1,000 besides con-
tanning his surrey, buggy, famr-
ing implements and "a lot OF corn
and hay. There was only $500
insurance.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the actiOA
of the heart. When they
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart.
choking sensation, palYA-
tation, futtering, feee1as
or rapid pulse, and otlszR
distressing symptoms fs&-
low. Dr.. Miles Heart CWre
Ia a naedicine especially
adapted to ths Ass1as q
these nerves pad the mxss-
cular structure Of tAse
heart itself. IL is q
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it.
Tor years I Suffered with wis4s ?
thought vas stsmach trouble, wkseR
the doct y told me ! has hsHdS
srGsSlsi o. b Bad mics sTisa n ai,Ssn ssms ss..:
into ~ hands, and I concluded 8
try On. Miles Heart Care. hays
taken three bottles. ana now am
not ssfering az all. am cured and
this medicine did II. l write this In
the hope that IL will attract the at
tentlon Of others who suffer as | did,
MRS. ID. BARRON,
s0i Main ST. Covington, Nv.
Your druggist sells Or. Mllss' Hyars
Cure, and NO authorize him 70 retara
price Of first hottIe (onlyl n II gaIls
70 benefit you
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Monday, January 18th, 1909.

between the hours OF nine o'clock, n, M,
1 and five O'Clock, y. m, OF said day, sell ut
public auction for cash, alI.the right, title
aud Interest, and the equity OF redemption,
belonging to said estate, in and to
The North half of the Northeast Quarter
of Section Twenty-Five (25), and the
South fifteen tl5) acres OF the East half
OF the Southwest Quarter OF the South
east Quarter OF Section Twentyfour (24),
all In Township FOrty-nine (49J, Range
Twenty,one (2D, Saline County, Mis-
souri,, containing In all Ninety-ive 1867
acres, more or less;
The above land TO be sold subject to n deed
oftrust thereon, dated February 2, 1907, ex-
ecuted and delivered by aaid Ellis, deceas.
ed. to Abel Leonard, as trustee, to secure
ak certain promissory notes made and
owing by said Ellis, OF even date with said
deed of trust, payable at the Wood IL Hus-
ton Bank, at Marshall, Missouri, with In
terest from maturity until paid Mt the rate
| of eight per cent per annu'n, one note being
for Sixteen Hundred Dollars tSiGOU, OO), due
five years after dnte, and the five remain
ing notes, being Interest notes, ench for
Ninety-six Dollars $4,000, due In one two
| Ihree, four, and five years after date, prIvi-
lege being given to said Ellis, deceased, OIL
his legal successors, to make payments on
said principal note, whereupon the interest
notes then unpaid Will receive rebate credit
accordingly, Zone OF said interest notes,
due February 2. 1908, being fully paid, and
all the remaining notes being unpaid ;said
above deed OF trust 10 OF record at Page 1T
Book 100, IN the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds OF saline County, Missouri.
Walter Ellis, administrators Of the estate
OF Henry A. Ellis, deceased.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

ing Farmers Week when also the
horticultural Board, the Live
Stock Breeders, the Dairymen,
Sheep Breeders, Swine Growers,
and Breeders, Highway Engineers
and Housekeerers' Conference
will meet and the members OF the
State Board OF Agriculture will
be present at Columbia.
Accommodations a be had at
the hotels, or at reasonable rates
at private boarding houses.
ROBT. A.. HOLEKAMP, Secy.
4263 Virginia Ave, st. Louis.
Cremoline Dip, sold by o. : w.
1aIn
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. Jennie Dickson and dauxh
ters visited last week with Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Dickson.
| John McCarty and family OF
near Blackwater moved Wednes-
day into Cary Diggs house in the
western part OF town
Mrs. Watson Diggs was a guest
of friends i'm Marshall a few days
last week and also had some den
tai work done while there.
Mrs. Perkins and Ettle daugh-
ter of Nebraska are visiting this
week with her sister Mrs. f. o..
Shepard and family.
Misses Grace and Ruby Craig OF
the country were in town Satur-
day morning
Misses Louise and Nora Heu-
man were shopping in town Sat
urday.
L. ID. McMahan OF Cooper coun
ty Is on u streets Saturday.
Cary Dlggs arrived last week
from Oklahoma where he has
been for several months and is
at his brothers in Cooper county.
Jim Williamson OF Blackwater,
was in town Sunday
Miss Julia TURKEY, OF Cooper
county was a guest Saturday
night and Sunday At the home OF
her brother Harold and wife.
Mrs. w. +. Amick, Orvil Amick
and wife and Frank Watts OF
Howard county and Miss Cora
Kuhn, were all guests Sunday at
the home OF r.. c. Piper near
Little Rock.
Clark Swinney and daughter
were shopping in town Saturday
Mrs. Frank Alstien and htt.e
daughter spent the day Monday
at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Lawless.
4 Charlie Lawiess had a sale Sat
urday OF his household goods and
left Sunday for Kansas City
where he has a position on q
street car. His wife and children
went to Miami to visit for g
while with her parents II. c
Hanna and wife.
Miss Jennie Grant and Mrs
Charles Harvey OF HardemaI
were in town Monday
Is. p. Howell and wife of the
county were on our streets Mon.
day.
ID. ID. Davidson and wife passeC
through town Monday on theiI
way to visit Mrs. j. ID. Turley IL
Cooper county .
Rev. Wood preached at the NJ
i. Church Sunday morning anC
night.
Mrs. l.. A. Wilmarth and daugl
ter Miss Mae were calling anC
shopping in town Saturday
The remains OF Mrs. Mailman
who died in Hardeman were
buried at the Arrow Rock GENE
terry Sunday
Mrs r.. l.. Marshall OF Chicago
arrived Sunday for a visit witt
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G p
Martin.
DR.. Gore OF Marshall was call
ed down Monday to see Mrs. s
III. Van Arsdell and he also callet
to see Mrs. j. +. Spence
w. ii. Huston OF Dakota arrive;
in our midst last week to spent
the winter in the south.
w. s. Shenwell spent Saturday
night and Sunday morning witt
his family and then left for Lu.
pus where he is now employed OF
boat.
Madam rumor says the weddlns
bells will soon ring in our midst.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
First insertion Sov. "
Eek ECUTRIX NOTICE

MA NOllCE
Notice Is here by given that letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF William Cooper,
deceased, were granted to the undersign. d,
on the Flat day OF November 1908, by 1.-The
Probate Court OF Saline County, Mo.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance, within one year altar the
date OF said letters, or they may be preclud-
ed from any benefit OF such estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time Of the publication Il
tnis notice they shall be forever barred.
Nov. u, 1908.
MARY ALICE COOPER, Exrx.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Taft and Hndley

We received a letter stating
that twin boys arrived on Dec. 9
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Eyerth, OF Atchison, Kan.
formerly OF Saline, and that they
had been named Taft and Hadley.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

If you have a dozen nice
photographs made now at
McChesney's Studio it will
save you a whole lot of money
and worry about Christmas
time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
A New Enterprise

J.. A. Hagan last week purchas
ed q half interest In tho Scenic
moving picture show, making the
firm Friemonth a Hagan, They
will add q clean vaudeville show
TO their moving pictures and
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
First insertion Dec. II.
NOTICE OF REsleNATIoN AsTRUsTEE

NOIlCE OF RESIGNATION ASTRUSTRE
Notice is hereby gwen to MI persons In
terested That the undersigned, Henry Sherk,
trustee In the matter OF the trust fund OF
Joseph A. McClintock estate held by me In
trust for the estate Of john NJ Deckard and
Tor the purpose Of buying IA library Tor the
Houxohian Society Of tile Missouri Valley
College, Will MT the January Term, 1904. 81
the Circuit Court of saline Ounty, Missouri
10 be begun aud held at the City Of MHrshuIl
/! ON the 18th day OF January, 1908. at the Court
House IN the City OF MarsnuIl, Saline Loun-
| ~, Missouri, present my ~accOunts as such
trustee, aud IA k to resign such trust
| All persons Interested may b. Or. sent at
said hearing. Henry Sherk, Trustee.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
Insertion Dec ls-Jan.s.
Notice of
Sheriff's Sale in Partition

Charles w. Luse. William p Luse, Martha
Westcott and John Westcott her hus-
band and william y. Luse, guardian for
scott Luse an imbecile. Ex-Pnrte Petit
TONERS,
In the Circuit Court OF Saline County, Mo.
by virtue and authority of n Decree and
renewed Order OF Sale made by the said
court In the above entitled cause at the
september term 1908 at said court and OF n
certified copy thereof dated October 29th
1908. will, on
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Miss Nellie Page, who is attend
ding college at Monticello, Ill.
expects to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
G. G. Page.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Putnam Co. Journal: Every
young man should remember that
II his income3 Is just q little
above expenses every day he will
eventually become well off. II
his receipts daily lack a little Of
meeting his expenditures he
will In time become a candidate
for public fayors at the poor
house. Honest work at any
calling. and such economy as the
case requires, Is honorable ; while
idleness and spendthrift habit,
arc a Disgrace to anyone, young
or old.
II ST. LNLi.. .H".I
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18
(First Insertion Dec. ~

(First Insertion Dec. III
ADM >ISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE
Of Equity OF Redemption In Real Estate.z
Take notice, that ], Walter Ellls, admire
~istrator of the estate OF Henry A. Ellis, de.
Q ,ased, acting under and by virtue OF an
order OF the Probate Court OF Saline Coun-
ty, Missouri. made mt the December Term,
1908. OF said Court, Will, at the South Front
Door OF the Court House, at Marshall, II
Snllna EnnnIX. Mlaannri ON
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Mrs. Bessie Drummond ha
been critically i'll the past week
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

Cremoline Dip, sold by o. : w
Johnston.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

thousands! The fire occurred
the Robt. Young place.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-18

" II. Pate u reported serloue-
" IN
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-09-30

B. E. Thomas and E. W. Bauer of
Raymondville were transacting bust
ness in the city today
W. E. Hollingsworth, the enter
prising real estate man of Harlingen,
was in the city today.
c. R. Kirby, manager of the Piper
plantation, left yesterday morning
for points in the North.
w. C. Christy of McAIlen arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and is
registered at the Miller Hotel.
Attorney R. ]. Smith of Mercedes,
who has been transacting business in
the city for the past few days, re-
turned to his home this morning
Mrs. Faulds and little daughter
Dolly. after a pleasant visit in the
city to Mrs. Egly, returned to their
home in San Antonio this morning
Misses Mary and Carry Durham.
who for the past two weeks have
been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned this morning to their home
in Ell Sauz
Everett Simonson, who arrived
Monday from Houston, has accepted
position with the Texas Confec-
tiOnery and entered upon his new du-
ties yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Cowan, ac-
companied by their nephew, Master
Raphel Cowan, left this morning for
San Antonio where they will remain
for several days.
c. S. Moore returned last night
from a visit to Houston, where he
went to buy furniture for the hotel
at Harrington, which he will take
charge of next month.
Lon c. Hill of HarHngen came
down on the branch last night and
left this morning for Houston and
Austin, where he goes to see his chill
dren who are in school in the latter
place.
Mrs. J. J. Fromme and children.
who have been spending the summer
with the formers mother, Mrs.
Douglas fthis city, left this morn
ing on their return to their home in
Galveston.
E. J. Gregory and J. w Skinner, D.
D., of FIT. Collins, Colo, arrived in the
city Monday night and left this
morning for Hidalgo to look over
the property fthe San Juan sugar
which they bought from
Mr.. Closner recently.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-09-30
PERSONALS.

L. C. Floyd made pleasure trip
to Mercedes today.
Clarence Morris of Corpus Christi
is visitor in the city.
W. H. Jones was a passenger to
Mercedes this morning.
Pat Haley came down from Harlin-
gen yesterday afternoon.
j. A Champion is among the visi-
tors in the city today.
Geo. Rhue of Isabel is among the
visitors in the city today
Geo. Champion made business
trip to San Benito this morning
R. D. Kaufman of La Gloria is
among the visitors in the city tody
R. A. Conner of San Benito was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
J. W. Holt of Mission made a bus
mess trip up the main line this morn
ingg.
Mrs L. K. Morris left this morning
for La Porte, where she goes to Wis
1t friends.
Mr.. Purvis of the enterprising firm
of Conner & Purvis of San Benito,
is in the city.
Custom Inspector B. J. Mcdowell
Harrington arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon.
J. S. Mclaughlin, after spending
several days in the city, returned this
morning to Mission.
E. N. Lewis of Santa Maria came
down yesterday on business, return
ing this morning.
Col. and Mrs. Alba Haywood are
among the visitors at the San An
tonic fair this week.
F. C. Van Ness of San Benito took
day of from business to pay
Brownsville a visit today.
Henry Ratz and w ]. Bloomer of
the wide-awake La Gloria communi-
ty were in the city yesterday, return
ing home today.