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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-02
PLEASANT MUSICAL RECITAL
MRS. CHAPELLE'S PUPILS GAVE
PROGRAM AT HOME OF n.
Il. VINCENT.

New Years ever. the home of H. III.
Vincent, 323 Chase Ave. was filled
With large and appreciative audience,
it being the evening set for the recital
of Mrs. Emma Chapelle's pupils, The
rooms were prettily decorated with
palms. After the entertainment the
pupils with their guests repaired to the
dining ROOM where an artistically dec
GRATED Christmas tree illumined by
beautiful colored lights. greeted the
visitors and last but not least, dainty
refreshments were served, during
which time Mr.. H. H. Vincent enter
tanned with various selections on the
graphophone The pupils and guests
parted when the bells had rang out the
enjoying a most delightful evening.
wishing each other a happy and pros
porous New Year. The following, care
fully prepared program began at S:15
and was much enjoyed by everyone
present.
THE Merry Skater ....... .Zitterbart
Misses Weltha Nawman and Emma
Chapelle. :
Little Bo-Peep Waltz. Er.gleman
Miss Irene Saunders
Polka Joyeuse" .............. Flicker
Mactar Johnny NcCrail
Through the Forest" 49,. Williams
Miss Maggie Cowen.
Autumn Days" ............Li Lindsay
Miss Sophia Beine and Anna Lais.
Miss Gladys Fields.
La Grace Bonn
Miss Grace Noble.
''Galop Brilliant" .......... Sponholtz
Misses Weltha Nawman. Emma
Chapelle.
Fantasia Elegant ......... LANCE
Miss Anna Lais.
"Silver Stars .............. Bohm
Miss Sophia Beine.
"Gentilesse Polka" =. .Gobbaertz
Misses Anna LaiS, Gladys Fields and
Mrs. Chapelle
Fifth NOcturne" ..........J Leybach
Mill Weltha Nawman
la Premier Danseuse" ..Zitterbart
Misses Sophia Beine, Weltha Nawman,
GRACE Noble, Anna Lais.
"Qui Vive GalOp' ........... Jackson.
Miss Anna Lais, Mrs. Chapelle.
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and prompt action in emergency, as
Wei as close application to duty. In
every accident of last year, it is stated,
employees found to be guilty of negli-
serce were either discharged or Sc
verely disciplined.
AS against the 105 killed and 11O4 in
jured in 1907, figures for 1906 show
ia killed and 1888 injured The de-
crease is made to appear even better
by the statement that during the year
there was an increase of 266 per cent
in tons of freight carried one mile
12.S1 per cert in passengers carried one
mile, 1O.16 per cent in total train
mileage, and 5.11 per cent car mileage.
considerable portion of the large
sum expended for safety appliances
was used for installation of automatic
block signals.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
WILL QUIT WISCONSIN

CHICAGO. Jan. "A dispatch to the
Tribune from Milwaukee, Wis, says:
Seven more life insurance companies.
carrying sS.O00,OO0 in policies in Wis
consin have determined to quit the
state as the result of the new insur-
ance law which became effective Jan.
l.
They are as follows: Pacific Mutual
Columbia National. Federal, Des MOines
Lice, Security Life & Annuity, Union
Mutual and Security Mutual.
With these companies on the retired
list, the total number of life underwrit-
ing concerns which will abondon the
Wisconsin field is increased to %. The
total amount insured by them is more
than $50. 600 This is about 20 per
cent of the total life insurance in force
in the state with foreign companies and
nearly so per cent of all the life in
surance in force, including that carried
by the Northwestern Mutual of Wis
consin.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-02

man Burton of Ohio, VINO in his broad
and thoughtful way, ana cultured and
finished style, made AN appearance
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MONEY WELL SPENT.
Union Pacific Reports Decrease In
Deaths and Injuries.

CHICAGO, Jan. "A total of 81 000,-
a00 spent in the installation of safety
devices with a view to iessening the
possibility of accident is the record of
the Union Pacific for the last y
months. The road also announces that
in accidents on its lines during the last
year 105 We're killed and 1t04 Injured.
The management explains that care
full statistics are kept of every casual
ty, and that these are studied care
fully with a view to adopting measures
ia prevent accidents recurring from a
like cause. A system of tests has been
inaugurated with view to determin-
ing the degree of watchfulness of en-
pioyes.
A school of instructions, under a
board of examiners, passes over the
lines every six months, drilling both
new and old employees in the operating
rales and teaching them Self-reliance
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cATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.

With Local Applications, as they cam
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or, constitutional dis
case. and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
guack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years and is a regular prescrip-
ton. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers acting directly on the mu-
cous surfaces. The perfect cOmbina =
tions of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for -consti-
patton.
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WALlA WAllA BUSINESS
Continued From Page One.)

club. Leave Union depot dos a. m
Electric car ride around city by coar-
tesy Portland Railway Co. Arrive
Portland Commercial club 12:30 p. m.
Luncheon. Dinner and reception Port
land Commercial club Leave Portland
Union depot As p. m.
Saturday, February 9. -
Arrive Roseburg a. m. Leave Rose
burg $50 a. m. Arrive Medford 3 p.
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NOTICE

The public is hereby notified thai
1 will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my son. Roy Grimes, as
he has voluntarily left home
1S) ARTHUR GRIMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

Misses Hattie Lou Hudson and Al
lie Conway have returned from Wis
II In Brenham. and the following re-
garding their visit Is taken from the
Brenham correspondence to the Sun
day Galveston News:
In honor OF her guests. Misses Al
lie Conway and Hattie Lou Hudson.
and the Five Hundred Club. their
husbands and sweethcarts. Mrs. I'd
ward Hoffman entertained New Years
evening at five hundred. II was a
notable gathering OF Brenham's socie-
~ set. The home was deliberately
decorated for the festive occasion.
and "all went well as marriage bell"
In the contest with the bowers. Mr..
William Lusk won the game prize. a
box of Alleghretti's chocolate bon.
bons. Miss Hattie Parks secured the
individual tea service for games. At
1880 the forty-eight guests were rs-
called with a daintily appointed lunch.
con. Misses Conway and Hudson.
during their short stay In BRENNAN.
have made many friends. and many
elaborate parties have been given In
their homer. but In point OF beauty
and elegance Mrs. Hoffman's party
surpassed them all
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

Reception BY the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Daptist sreh 10 the
Ladies' Of the Church.
Yesterday was Presidents Day"
or "OpeEing Day" Of the years work
Of tb.s5 Ladies' And Society Of the Bap-
TT church. and was signalixed by
the annual reception by the ladies Of
the society to the ladies' Of the church,
held in the church parlors yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. J. Allen Myers. the
president. presided during the ex-
ercises. and with the assistance Of
other members. made the social fea-
lures Of the occasion most pleasant
for all
The exercises werc opened with =
Scripture reading. and included vocal
solos by Miss Peale. with Mrs. Robt.
Webb at the organ. and Mrs. w. c.
Davis. with Mrs. II. o. Boatwrisht ac-
companist- The pastor. DR.. Butler.
made a splendid address on the SUD
ject OF christian Culture" and Miss
Townsend. city missionary. spoke ON
the work OF the society In It's rela-
ton 10 missions. The attendance was
large and dainty refreshments were
served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

Miss Josephine Hughes. of Frank
fort. Kentucky. who has been visiting
relatives In this city several weeks,
left last night for her home. and, en-
route. will visit at Aurora. Mo. Miss
Hughes has made many friends In
this city and has been the recipient
Of numerous social courtesies. BY
way Of farewell to her. Mrs. T. X.
Lawrence gave neighborhood party
yesterday afternoon. and number
Of lady friends were present to bid
Miss Hughes regretful goodbye.
Games afforded amusement, and re-
freshments were served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07
FAVORs IN(REAsED PAY.
SECRETARY OF WAR TAFT
Insists That n Soldiers Were BETTER
Paid and Army Life Rendered More
Attractive There Would Be Greater
Incentive to ReenIist

Washington. Jan. c.--Sccrctary Tar
Is a strong advocate OF Increased pay
for the army. and his annual report.
just sent 10 congress. completely dis
pels any doubt that may exist as to the
secretary's position. The report be-
gins with formfsble presentment of
figures. showing rapid decrease In
strength Of the regular army In recent
years. .hs loss last year being no less
than 4.i2s men. and the pressing need
for officers to replace those now de-
tailed on recruiting duty. or MS military
instruc!orsfn educations, institutes.
The secretary declares that while
many reasons have been advanced to
explain the difficulty, q sufficient ono
il TO be found In the inadeQuacy OF
army pay Il think II quite probable. !"
ne said. that the increase In pay OF en-
listed men. including considerable ad-
ditional inducement for men to reen.
list and such reasonable increase In
pay OF noncommIssioned officers ms 10
stimulate the men 10 remain In the
service and to qualify themselves for
these higher position. have had a
markedly beneficial effect upon the re
crultment Of the army"
The secretary earnestly favors the
adoption for the army Of the naval
system. under which the president IL
auth Pied 70 FIX rates Of pay within
defined limits a. = means Of obtaining
better discipline and higher efficiency
He also recommend the creation Of
. general service corps. 10 relieve SOL
diefs Of . vast amount Of the unmili-
tary work they are now called upon to
perform.
In his opinion the military service
should be 90 attractive and desirable
that Il would not be difficult TO get
and kdad the class at men needed for
the entire personnel and make array
service . life work. N Il rsed to be.
BY offering rewards for proucisucy and
greater increase Of pay for length Of
service. The regular army last year
lost l3s officers and 2631o enlisted
men. and although Il was a year OF
peace. fourteen officers and e5s men
were killed In action or died of wounds
and disease.
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CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS.
Automobile Completely Smashed and
Two oceupants injured.

81. Louis. Jan. e.--An automobile
containing Miss Bessie Turney. aged
seventeen years. daughter OF an attor-
ney at Nashville. Tenn. and her
cousin. A. n. Ferris. was caught be
tween eastbound and westbound Hodl.
amont street cars and completely
smashed and both occupants serious.
" injured. Miss Turney. who r. Wis.
iting her uncle. A. +. Chappell. suf-
fered broken ankle and Is believed
70 have been injured internally. Both
Of Faris' legs wer broken. The auto.
mobile was trying 20 cut across the
tracks IN front Of the car when the
second car. approaching from the rear.
struck the vehicle and II was badly
crushed between the two cars. Both
cars were badly damaged. but no
passengers were injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

unlon Meetings Dsosn Last Night At
Methodist Church callsn-
nor 0sInu leadsr.
The observance Of the week Of
Dssyer began last night. the ilrst serv-
~ being held It tho Methodist
church, with Rev. Jas. A. Challenner.
pastor Of the Christian church. n
Dsadsr. The ubject for Tie wee was
''Thtngs Unseen and Eternal" and the
~ insplElkt thsns was given a
ehopx6fful and profitable pressnta'
Han. Prayer end praise form an Inn
portant part q these union prayer
meetings that ars being generally OBJ
orved It this time. The movement
% MISREPRESENTATION and all are
oordially invited 10 attend. The erv-
tcss ere held each evening At 1880
o'clock, alternating with the churches
and with the ministers - leadrs.
Excellent talks were made by Prof.
r. A. Moore. J. J. Ray. the other
ministers and others present. and at
The Gloss Pr the service a general
handshakigs attested the spirit Of
Christian unity prevailing.
The program for the remainder Of
the week Ii Al follows:
Tuesday Jan. 7-Fres esps'ss en-.
subjcct-"The Triumphs Of Faih."
Wsdns.. Jan. &-eaptIst Church.
subject--"The Church Made Truly
Glorious"
Thurs. Jan. e.-chrlstian Church.
Subject Missions. Home and For
elgn."
Friday. Jan. io.-Presbyterian Oh.
acknowledgements. the Master
8ocitl CurAs."
sat, Jan. its-Msthodist Church.
Subject Christian Unity"
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SCHOOLS RE.oPENEn.

The A. 4 NJ. College. Allen Acade'
my. and city schools re-opened veg
terday. after a holiday vacation. with
a good attendance. and ready TO be
gin work with renewed energy and
interest. The Texas woman's Col
iege and villa Maria Academy had
previously opened. but both had pa.
pills coming In yesterday also.
At the Allen Academy. the opening
exercises were marked by interesting
addresses from Rev. ]. Il. Turrentine
and Hon. Z. A. Berry OF jacksonville,
the latter an alumnus OF the academy.
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

The store purchased from George
Nedbalek by w. s. Wilson. Jr- was
re-opened for business yesterday
morning. John Nedbalk continues
with the business as salesman. Mr..
Wilson will continue his feed and
grain business at the same stand In
the Exchange Hotel block.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

An advance announcement says
that Han Hanson" win appear at the
Opera House In this city Monday
night. Jan. IL. In the newest and best
Swedish dialect comedy. with a SUI
perb band and orchestra. including
twenty-five acting people and must
clans. A feature OF Hanson's per-
formances Is yodeling and whistling.
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slloht DAMAGE to Zach.

Paris. Tex. Jan. 6.-Frisco switch
engine and mail train collidetl here
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THREE DROWN.

Man Tries TO Save Them.
New York. Jan. 6.-The first day Of
fee skating in this vicinity was mark
ed by the drowning OF two boys and
q man. who tried TO save them ~
Jamaica. L. l.. Sunday. Francis Sfecb.
or. nineteen years old. and his brother,
william. sixteen years old. ventured
on Ice wrich formed overnight on a
tank pond near Black STUMP road.
The thin ice gave way and the two
brothers sank. An unknown man hur'
ricd TO the hole TO render assistance
The Ice gave way beneath him, and
he was also drowned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: John Gilmore and
Daisy Jones: Dock Mathews and LIZ
lie childrcss; Isaac Lumford and Mel
lie Reed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

There will be a meeting OF the
acard Of Directors az the Texas wo-
uars colieee this afternoon AZ 3
o'clock. az the store Of buchanan
Moore CO.
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$500 REwARp EoR MULE.

Losr-A sorrel mare mule. about
n hands high; got out OF lot about
: n,llcs north OF bryan. $500 reward
lcf delivery TO J. y. saladincr, Drran.
TexaA 25
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In Memory Of Mallory,

Washington. Jan. 6.--Both senate
and house soon adjourned after the
holiday recess In memory of the late
Senator Mallory OF Florida.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-07

Houston, Jan. 6.-Safe OF the Hous
ton Heights postoffice was blown. Few
sheets of stamps were taker-
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MIDDLETON'S CHAPEL.

Middleton's Chapel, Feb. 2G.-We
are glad to report that health is
some better this week.
Mr. Green's folks. who have been
sick with lagrippe, are some better
at this writing.
The farmers In this community
are about through with their work
and preparing for planting corn.
Several of our young people at
tended the society at Plainview
school house last Friday afternoon.
All report most enjoyable time.
Misses Dona Brooks and Lula
Smith; Misses Beulah and Norma
Harris visited Mrs. Allen Holder
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stamford
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. A.
c. Harris.
Mr.. c. c. Meador spent Sunday
with home folks near Plainview.
Mrs. Douglas of Lone Elm visited
her daughter, Mrs. Holder. Sunday
Miss Beulah Harris visited Mrs
Emma Stamford last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Rhines' folks visited at the
home of Mr.. w. J. Finley and family
sunday evening.
Mr.. Haskell Meadcr o. Mountain
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

r. l.. Ross, Dallas; W. NJ Har-
grove, Waco; f. Sheets, Texas; H.
B. keesee, Waco; M. w. Brown,
Kansas City; F. N. Drane, Corsicana
T. B. O'Donohoe, Waco; b. F. Cur
tbs, New York; VIM. F. Ince, Itasca
L. l.. Horn, Carthage; w. H. Moore
Kansas City; J. B. Borrell, Corsica
ma; Ed Green, Corsicana; w. T.
Blythe, Dallas; Ed Maginnis and
wife, New Orleans; Z. L. Seller
Dallas; B. p Clark. Dallas; w. O.
Stroud, Dallas; Fred Caldwell, Fort
Worth; C. r. Ramsey, Waco; c. NJ
Bland, Dallas; o. II. Weissinger
Waco; J. F. Banther, Chicago; J. r
league, Dallas; ]. Rooney, Fort
Worth; J. G. Ray, Dallas; b. Nj
Hubbard, Chicago; b. II. stephens
Corsicana.
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| will sell for the next ten days for
cash in hand beginning Feb. rs,
bran at door in five sack lots at
S1.40, delivered at s1.45; less than
five sacks at s1.4O; chops at s1.45;
hay at 45 and so cents. | also have
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STERRETT NEWS.

Sterrett, Texas, Feb. 26.-Health
for the present is good some few
still have the lagrippe.
People are about up with theft
work for while.
The weather is still unsettled.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulkey of Childress,
creek again.
Miss May Dodson, who has been
very sick, is up again.
The home of Mr. Williams, and
owned by DR.. c. w. Simpson of
Waxahachie, was destroyed by fire
Thursday, with all of its contents,
except few small things. The smoke
house, containing the meat and lard
and also a negro cabin in the yard
were burned.
Mrs. T. L. Allen visited her sis
ter, Mrs. A. A North, Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. George Hill has the lagrippe.
Messrs j. H. kemble and r. NJ
Horton left last week for New Mexi-
co on prospecting tour.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Duncan have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Hastings, Okla.
Mrs. Kate Jordan of Randlett,
Okla, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Kemble
Miss Effe Grow visited her sister,
Mrs. Lula Allen Sunday
Misses Gertrude Trussell and Mil
dred Buchanan visited Miss Mary
North Saturday night.
School is progressing nicely. 1t
will close in April.
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SPRING GARDEN.

spring Garden, Texas, Fen 26-
The farmers are all up with their
work now, and will begin planting
soon.
Most of the fruit is killed from
the cold spells we have had lately
There is lots of sickness in this
community at present
Mr.. Frank Martin returned home
from Vernon Saturday
Miss Maude Robnett spent Thurs
day night with Miss Addie Mae
Kirkpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Farmer
are the proud parents of fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart and
sister Miss Dora Martin, returned
home at Maypearl Monday after Wis
iting j. P Wilson's family a few
days
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. kirkpatrick
spent Thursday with Mrs. Robnett.
Miss Josephine Crumpler from
South Texas is here visiting her
brother.
Mr. Tom Beard and family of Bee
Geek community spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Robnett.
Miss Mamma Winn spent Saturday
night with Miss Maud Robnett
Mr.. Clarence Burdine went to
MaypeaIl to see T.-atives Monday.
Miss Norma Kirkpatrick visited
Miss Ethel Barnes last week.
Everybody is invited 20 a box sup
per at SpriE; Garden Friday night,
Feb. %
Miss Sallie Kirkpatrick spent
Thursday night with Miss Ethel
Robnett.
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LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar, Texas, Feb. 26.-The
high winds have scattered the clouds
and we are enjoying a lovely sun
shiny day, in which everybody is
very busy at work.
Gardening is the order in the last
few days.
Some are talking of planting corn
in the near future.
Mr.. George Mansker of the Italy
country was visiting friendse near
Lone Cedar last week.
Mr.. Vance Robinson and sisters,
Misses Nellie and Grace, visited Miss
Maude Hamilton of Maloney last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. LA Price is visiting Mrs. Eu-
la Langston of Pecan today.
Mrs. Barfield and daughters, Lou,
Rainey and Zelma, are quite sick
with lagrippe at this writing.
Prof. Gee of Lone Cedar school
visited his home folks at Waxaha-
chic Saturday and Sunday
Next Saturday and Sunday is Rev.
Watts regular days to preach at
Lone Cedar. Everybody come out to
hear him.
]. X. Price and j. H. Barfield are
digging a big ditch through the Nit
tenthal farm. which, when finished,
will be a great advantage, as it will
turn the high water off the low land.
Grandma Wear of Yarnaby, Okla.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Davis, this week.
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Peak attended church at Midlothian
Sunday night.
Mr.. WILDER Harder went to Long
Branch Saturday evening on bust
ness.
Grandpa Reeves visited Mr. It'd
well and family Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Haskell Meador visited his
sister, Mrs. Pearl Haldford Saturday
night.
when Nj. Rhines horse became
frightened. 1t threw them out of the
buggy and hurt Mrs. Rhines mother
slightly.
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stoves for old Cash or installment
Also do repair work. r. E. Moor
Furniture Co Both telephones. t
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Mrs. J. E. Dunaway, at home, Fri
day afternoon, March 9Th from 8 to
6, to the ladies of the c. C. and their
friends for the benefit of the I'm
provement society. All new members
OF the church are especially urged
to come.
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Mardi Gras Bout.

New Orleans, Feb. 27.-Mardi
Gras visitors will have an opportun-
ity to witness a scrappy battle to-
morrow night, when Jimmy Moran.
the husky Brooklyn feather-weight
and Johnny Lynch, of Boston, are
scheduled to go ten rounds before
the Young Mems Gymnastic Athletic
club
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County Treasurer Marchbanks,
County Judge Spencer and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Mizell went to Ennis this
morning to attend the funeral of
Mrs. J. c. Loggins.
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German millet seed and Amber cane
seed. Both phones, Broadhead G. Co.,
North Jackson street. IS