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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-04

1. Why has the Duke OF Austria
espoused the cause of Arthur?
.. What plans for the capture of
Anglers does Philip outline? What
suggestion does Constance make 7
What traits Of character do. they re-
veal by their wordsf
9. What IL the dramatic nature of
the dispute between Elinor and Con-
stance?
& To what courses does the Bastard
urge the two Kfngsf What was his
purpose in Recommending the sack of
the town?
81 Did the Bastard commit himself
to the worship of Commodity" because
OF the conflict between his sense Of
Justice and the anomalies of his posi-
ton?
Discussion--The Claims of John and
Arthur to the Throne Of England
The Club
Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Burgess left to-
day for New York to spend the Easter
holiiays with their daughter. Miss
Ethel Burgess
Col. and Mrs. z. L Russell will ar
rive tomorrow morning from Q short
stay in Washington.
Col. W. d. Stratton left today for
New York and Mrs. Stratton may also
leave for New York during the coming
week.
The Mobile girls who will spend
their Easter holidays in Baltimore, are
Miss Dorothy Carter ana Miss Rather
Inc Donald. The latter will be the
guest OF Miss Gibson. who was one OF
the recent attractive visitors here.
Mrs. Rhett Goode and Miss Mabel
Goode will leave on Friday next to
spend Easter week at the University
Of Virginia. after which they win go
to Washington, where Mrs Goode viii,
attend the d. A. r. Convention.
DR.. Rhett Goode left tonight for
Chicago to attend o meeting OF the
deans OF the Medical Colleges.
Two departures tomorrow which
VIII cause genuine regret are those OF
Mrs. w. B. Roland. who goes TO Canon
City and Miss Ellen Baxter, who re-
turns to her home In Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McDermott.
after visit to Cuba are now making o
stop in Florida en- route home.
Miss Lillian Tonsmiere is visiting
MISS Roberta Dickie at Chronicle.
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MALLORY CLUB GOES
. TO WORK IN COFFEE


Enterprise, April Especial lone
Of the chief items OF interest In En-
terprise this week was the organization
of Mallory Club, which has for its
object the election OF Hon. H s. D.
Mallory, Of Selma. for Governor.
Much interest and enthusiasm was
manifested in its organization. and
over 200 members were enrolled with
In the city Of Enterprise. who compose
the foremost men in every calling. A
number OF prominent farmers OF the
county were also enrolled.
In discussing the situation promi-
nent supporter of Mr.. Mallory and one
who is familiar with political. condi-
lions in this section, said that Mr.. NAL
Tory had hosts OF friends. and was
strong throughout this section because
of his ability. high character and con-
servatism, and that Coffee County could
be placed In his column.
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NEWS OF rHoMAsToy.

Thomaston. April Special. y
Stella Holt, twenty months old, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Thorn
as, died at an inhrmary in Selma or
last Thursday night. The remains, ac,
companied by friends and relatives
passed through Thomaston yesterday
en- route to Rembert. where the re-
mains were inferred in the family bury
ing ground.
The Bank of Thomaston suspended
operation on April /. It was giver
out at a recent meeting of the stock
holders that the bank would resume
operations September /.
The Thomaston Post will resume
publication at once. under the manage
ment of Mr.. Darlington, the founder
of The Post.
The Marengo County High Schoo
Building is nearing completion ant
will be occupied by the High Schoo
May 1st.
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RESULT OF ELECTION
VOTES POLLED Br ALL rMNsAC0I.A
CANDIDATES.
Frank Reilly Wins fer Mayer In The
First Prfmary--Chief Sanaers
Gets Mig

Pensacola, Fla, April 3.--(speciaI. D.
Unofflcial returns OF the primary OF
yesterday, some OF the votes az which
were not counted until this morning
owing to the length Of the ballot show
that Hon Frank Reilly received the
nomination in the first primary. which
IL equivalent to election, and that CHIEF
Of Police Sanders received four times
as many votes as his two opponents
combined.
There were manv surprises FOR can.
didates and the public generally. but
one. Of the most notable was the eiec-
tion Of John q. Ward. who had OPP
posed to him George T.. Morgan and H
Heinburg. The former had held the
and two years ago he was defeated BY
Morgan bv two to one.
The full vote for all offices was az
follows: For Mayor: J. N Andrews
49,. John Burns 2s1. Frank Reilly SAT;
for President Of Council. Fred w. Dem
mis-. IT.. 4s5. A. Greenhut si2: for At
torney. Jones B. Jones 1909. w. L.
Zachary 424; for Controller. II. Hell
berg e27, Geo. T. Morgan $40. Jno a..
Ward 500; for Tax Collector. John Cary
whiting 1904. N. NICK. oerting 44s;
for Recorder, VIM. NJ. johnson ISL.
VIM. c. Monroe GIT; for Marshal, H. T.
Beirne. 15s. Geo. C. Conan 100. r. D.
Sanders 1904: for Chief Of Fire Depart
ment. w. r. Bicker. 1.o16. John Camp
bell 66, Henry Coburger 4si; for Ply
sician. e r. Bruce TIA: 8. r. Mallory
Kennedy AS. W.. D. Mobiles. 400: for
Street Superintendent, w. II. Hutchin-
son S3s. M. ]. Murphy 23s; Jas. oBrien
400; for Building Inspector, Jas. M
johnson 471.' D. N. Nicholson III.
John d. Kendall $50. b. w. seeiey
3I2. for FIVE members Board of Works,
Louis DEM. Blocker 942. William FISH
err Se4. T. A. Jennings 1.174. ]. r.
cellar $40, M. e Quina 1.o4s. c. F.
Schad ss6. Gus A. Soderlind 5ss: for
five members Board Of Works. II. o.
Arson 6s7. w. H. Crawford sos. Abe
Daniels 44s; E. W. Elliott 60s. M. ia
CODY 523. Jos. /. johnson 7ss, w. L.
johnson 43s, Jas. Lagrue, Jr.. 264. Pat
McHugh 2l9, c. HI. Villar 6sS. p. J Z.
williams SAT; for President Alderman,
Nc. IL. Max l.. Bear 1877. J.. r. Davis
124: C. N. Mcclure 76, Jno. g. Oliver
203; for precinct Alderman No. IS. J.
A. Avant 26 Thos Kent ia. r. NJ.
Wilson 109; for Aiderman -at-iarge No
10. g.. 8. Leonard 345. John Preiffer
72i; for precinct Alderman No. II.
walker Anderson 90. Dave Kugelman
1872; for Alderman precinct No. Is. J.
E. Concannon 1913, Sam Rosenau lie.
w. B. Wright 81; for Alderman at
large, precinct No. Is. Louis p. Head
21s. walker rngraham 400. John O..
Welsh S91.
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MOTHER OF TRIPLETS
NAMES THEM AND DIES

Admission, April 3.-(Special.)-A
special from Gore, a small Georgia
town north of here says Mrs. w. 7.
Cobb. who gave birth to three children
Tuesday morning, two boys and one
GIRL has passed away.
She was conscious until the end and
realized that death was upon her
With her last words she named the ba'
bies. The names are Willie. Ernest
and Lucie." Each one Is perfectly
healthy and weighs about eight
pounds.
Mrs. Cobb was about. thirty-sever
years of age. and was the mother OF
ten other healthy. strong children, the
Oldest being nineteen years old.
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FIRE DESTROYS MILL
IN GRACEVILLE, FLA

Graceville. Fla. April s.-(speciaL)-
The Graceville Gin and Manufacturing
Company plant here was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning about
o'clock The loss is about $4,000; in
surance. $500.
A large amount OF lumber was on the
yard, most of 1t having been placed at
a safe distance and through the eff
forts of the town folks. who hurried to
the scene. only about three car loads
of lumber were burned.
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WIRELESS STATION
LOCATED IN MOBILE

Mobile, April 3.-tspecial. edwin
Spencer Canman, Of New York, repre-
senting the Radio wireless telephone.
Is here. and today closed q contract
with the Heryey Hotel Company to OPP
crate the Mobile ONCE from top Of the
Battle House.
The plant win be erected and ready
for business in the next few weeks. A
similar station will be erected on top
Of the Hotel Grunewald. New Orleans,
as well as at Montgomery and many
other cities OF the country. Thirty or
more will be completed within the next
two weeks.
Engineer Canman will leave tomor-
row for Pensacola to arrange for in
stalling a station there.
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HUNT FOR FIREBUGS
NOZZLE PoLICD CHIEF ISSUES AN
ORDER.
VIM Run Dewn Persons VIE Havs
Been seftfng Fire ~ Hemoeu.
Five Negro Cottages
DestroyeA.

Mobile. April 3--(Specials)- THAT
Chief Of Police Vincent Giblin intends
running the ''drebugs" working In the
northern part OF the city TO earth. ma
made certain this morning whom he
stated that he would detail extra men
In the vicinity whore the tncendiary
fires have occurred recently. this action
being taken following the dre last
night In which Ave small houses and
a negro church were destroyed. The
fire was OF fncendiary origin
Early this morning an alarm was
received from Box rs. calling the de-
pertinent TO the. corner OF Pscan and
Hickory Streets, where several build
ings were on IRE. Five one-storv
frame dwellings occupied BY negroes
were DESTROYED. ~ was the Little
Bethel Baptist Church for negroes
The loss IL about 5000. 81,
The IRE department responded
promptly but owing to the great dis>
lance hose had to BE- stretched 2.son
feet to the nearest fire plug. its work
was practically Of no avail 49,
The fire was found to have been Of
sncenuIary origin. and the police are
on the lookout for man seen run.
ming out OF, one Of the houses. imrne.
tiiately after they were set on IRE. q
f,~s<>~ rQ~n~. me- fkl. vA<.xr = 49, amt4~r
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PREPARING REPORT
COURT OF INQUIRY IN sEsSIo
YESTERDAY.
The Findings, as . Result of the
| Bricken Hearing VIII BE
Made Known Monday Morn
ing.

Meeting at the Capitol Saturday
morning, General L ". Clarke OF Biz
mingham. and General r. +. Logon
two members of the Court Of Inquiry
appointed to investigate certain
charges made by the State examiner.
at the request Of Col. e, r, Bricken.
arranged all preiiminaries to the final
submission of their report to Governor
Conner, and the report, with the ind
,ings OF the court, WIN be hied Monday
Il was contemplated that the ind
ings would have been submitted upon
the meeting Saturday. but much Of the
evidence. had been collected by the
court In its investigation, which must
be arranged in Ineligible order.
It IL probable that the findings of
the Court will be revealed as soon as
submitted. though nothing was ascer-
tanned from the two members Of the
body who were together yesterday.
( Col McKleroy, of Admission, third
member of the Court. was not with the
others In the final session OF yesterday
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Want Law For Chiidren.

meeting OF the Colbert County Farm
ers' Union held this week with the
Okolone Union. II was unanimously
decided to memorialize Colbert coun-
tvs next representative to the State
Legislature to use his influence IN Sc
curing the passage Of a bill making K
unlawful TO employ ana work children
under the age OF sixteen years In
mines or factories throughout Ala
banna.
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you Of the great Of persons afflicted
with old this tak will be interest you
simple explaining the ct chronic and
ruthuy pointing out the surest and quickest way TO effect
In the FIRST place chronic because impure blood
diseased condition OF the flesh that particular spot remaining
open because the circulation continually discharges morbid and unhealthy
matter into the place. which keeps named and rtated The
and tissues around the place constantly fed with unhey
natter and simply dsposng Of the poison by draining
from the system through the
Just long the blood impure and contaminated any
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MRS. MARY HART DEAD.
Death Comes to Aged Woman After
Long Illness.

Death Comes to Aged Woman After
Long Illness.
Camden. April 3.-(Special.) Mrs.
Mary Hart, one of the oldest residents
Of Camden. died here early last night,
after being sick for some time. Mrs.
Hart was about eighty-four years old.
and had been in feeble health for a
number of years. She was a most es-
Unable Christian woman, and was a
consistent member of the Methodist
church. and when she was physically
able was a prominent church worker.
She leaves a large family OF children
and grand children to mourn her death.
Her remains will be Inferred in the
Camden Cemetery this afternoon at 8
o'clock
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Chicago, April 3--The Tribune today
prints the following special cable from
Paris:
There is a persistent rumor in
Paris that Mary Garden intends to
marry Prince Mavrocordate Immediate
ly after her arrival here at the eni of
April
to sing at the Paris Opera this spring"
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EASTER FLOWERS
should be ordered now to get the
best. Also, to make dOubIy sure, order
ROSEMONT GARDENS.
110 Dexter Avenue.
EASTER FLOWERS
sOtheru and MarIowe,

New York. April 3-Edward H.
Sothern AMI Miss Julia Marlowe. II IL
announced here. have decided to re-
sumo the partnership which was
broken at the end of the season OF 1907.
These two artists will appear in three.
possibly four Shakespearean dramas.
May Is will see their temperance
in the Academy OF Music here.
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sore on the body will remain
open. No amount Of dressing.
cleansing or disinfecting the ulcer
with salves. lotions. plaSters. ETC..
will ever produce cure, because
they do not reach the blood.
The proper way. and the
only way. TO cure an old sore or
ulcer, is to remove the source
on which 1t feeds; in other words
cleanse the blood and the place
MUST heal.
The combination OF health
full, vegetable ingredients of
which S. S. S is composed make
il an especially desirable and
effective remedy. II cures sores
and ulcers Of every kind by
removing impurities from the
circulation. II goes to the very
bottom of the trouble, and so
completely cleanses the blood
that there is no longer any inn
purity to drain through the place.
Then nature rebuilds all broken
down tissue and causes the place
to I'LL in with Arm. healthy flesh.
S. S. S. removes inherited taints
from the blood also, and prevents
the formation of old sores or an
noying scabs on the face or
other part of the body, which
frequently come after middle
life is reached. S. S. S., will like
wise remove fever germs and
other malignant impurities so
often left in the system after a
spell of sickness. and which are
sometimes the cause of sores and
ulcers. S. S. S. is a perfect
blood-puriHer, and for this reason
is a certain cure. Being made
an absolutely safe medicine. and
systems which have become wea
Old Sore. S.S.S. has cured ii
Sores and Ulcers and any medic
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NEWS OFF GREENvILE.
Carnegie Library Association In &C.
ganaxed.

Carnegie LfnEafy AssOchMtkVu ~
ganlxed.
Greenville, April 3.-(Special.)- THE
Carnegie Public Library Association
was formally organized last night at
the city hall. Eighty or more MEM
bers were present. and the meeting
was presided over by Mayor G. e,
Hamilton. BY laws were adopted and
officers were elected as follows: Presi'
dent. ]. F. Johnson; Secretary. Mrs
R. A. Beeland: treasurer, Mrs. j. c.
Richardson; board of control, P. w
Hodges. C. e. Hamilton. A. e. Gam
Die. ]. B. Stanley. Mrs. e. D. Thames
Mrs. r. A. Lee. Mrs. Dora c. Royal.
Hon. H. s. D. Mallory of Selma
reached the city last night. and early
this morning left for Honoravilie. -four
teen miles east of here. He was ac-
companied by DR.. B. H. Whittingtor
and J. B. Stanley.
The Masonic Lodge at Honoravillt
is celebrating its fftieth anniversary
and Mr.. Mallory. Grand master of the
State. is to deliver the address of the
occasion.
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Benedick Failed 10 vhey Orders II

Benedick Fetiea 10 Opey Orders -
Mobile. ~
Mobile. April s--lspecial. Jon conn
plant OF Milk Inspector z. A. Peter
son. John Bsnedick. a dairyman.
was araigned In the Recorders Court
this morning. charged with violating
the milk inspection ordinance. his
case being continued for two weeks
to allow time for an examination to
be made into the sanitation OF the
sanitation of the dairy.
Inspector Peterson cfadmed that he
had Instructed Dairyman Benedick to
put in cement floor IN the dairy and
that sBenedick has refused. and that 10
he thought the cement floor necessary
for the plant to be perfectly sanitary.
IN. HeS n ! arrested
Benedick contcnded that his plant
was iioored with wood. but that IL was
axapt scrupulouslyF clean and that no
other dairfes had cement hoors.
1 An agreement was reached when
Judge Clarke postponed the case un-
iii April Az Two veterinarians are to
visit rlic plaees xnd report en- the sRr-
ftary 'condition :ek the sdatsy ~ II,
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oaxaca. Mex, April s.-rhree large
coffee wareh ouses belonging to Rosa
line Sanchez were destroyed by fire
Yesterday causing loss Approximate
ing 800, 900. The store house was ALL
ed with sacks Of coffOe.
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A BAD SORE ON HIS FACE

face Of four years standing. 1t was
. small pimple &C nrst, but % grad
uAlly grew larger and worse In every
way until I became alarmed about IL
T 4Rs al Sas ssls sos
eiuuod to grew worse. saw q. o. o.
advertised and eofnmenoed It's use,
and AFTER taking u . while ! was
S UTTs ana KsHisSx ron V sSs efssc He cs
B. g. g., and there haa act been any
sign Of the core since SIS. cngs9 IL.
West Union. Ohio. =
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G. g. CoNGER IN COURT.
Baldwin County Man Charged witt
stabbing Negro.

Stabbing Negro.
Mobile, April s.-(Speciai.)-on the
charge Of assault with a knife, G. g.
Coneer. turpentine operator. Of Raid
win County, was arraigned in the re-
corder's court this morning. but his
case was continued owing to the abb
sence Of the complainant. Armlstead
johnson, negro.
Conger Is alleged to have seriously
stabbed Johnson during an ARRAY at
the foot Of St. Anthony Street several
days ago. Conger claims that the me-
gro attempted to assault him before he
brought his knife into play and when
he did so It was In self-defense.
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ENTIRE Foor A SOLID SORE

i Some time age I bad sore Co come
do tt any good. It eonttnu sd TO grew
worse and eat deeper iato the sur.
rounding .desh, until the entire foot
vac solid sore, and gave me . great
sis e t sssra g. Su s tcs
no bene6t until ! oommsnoed o. o. 3.
In O ehort time after commenoing
this re medy began 60 improve And
,h Son nsasS sS asS y Sns y drove
ipletely CURED this obstinate sore. I
recommend IL noat highly 40 rem.
edy for doroU and ulcers.
94s W aeth S., New York, II. z.
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New Orleans. La. April 3.--Cleared:
Steamers Ell Dorado. Nelson. New
York; Arkadia. Grifiths, Porto Rico;
City OF Mexico fNor.), Henrichsen
Tampico via Vera Cruz
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Shakespeare Club.

The Shakespeare Club met as usual
this morning at the residence of Mrs,
c. J. Torrey. The president. Mrs. e.
s. Colsson. presided. and the large
number OF members present Joined in
the discussions on Act II OF John King.
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Church Wines
Domestic and imported, from
7Bc gallon mp. Express Paid.
(sreiI Trading Co. Pensacola, Fla.
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Port Eads, April s.--Arrived: Steam
ers Kong Erode (Nor.). 5Randulf; Cetba;
Kingstonian (Br.l. Bruce, Liverpool
Sailed: Steamers Bluefelds (Ner.),
Lange Bluehelds: Indian (Br.l Rer-
ruish. Bremen; Arcadia g(Ger,), schaarr
Schmidt 7HambuFg; Crib. e(NeS Do Eide,
Bocas del Tore; Rathiin head ,lBr, Nc
Doweli. Belfast -,-.t,-.'. $3.50 Is
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cure Being made entirely Of herbs and baks is
absolutely safe medicine and its effects Of great value
systems which have become weakened by the and drainage Of
Old Sore S. s. has cured thousands will Book
Sores and Ulcers and medical advice sent free all who write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA.
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I'm Honor Of Miss keenan,.

A very pretty dinner was given at
the Battle House on Thursday evening
In honor of Miss Keenan,. of Pensacola.
Roses and ferns formed an attractive
centre for the table and the guests
were Misses keenan, of Pensacola
Virginia Sims. Amelie Lyons. ami
Messrs. F. o. RheD, Henry Luscher
and Hammond Gayfer.
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FROM THE CALF OF LEG TO
ANKLE A SOLID SORE

,was one solid infiaznsd sore, ana truly
I re, II BAD IL. ssaaps; itppisysd rap;
about this time ! had an attack Of Ty.
original sore, This, OF course, caused
sh Se sSiiisy 81 T. : T. YesSan Il again
"a soon ae ! was over the fever,
and 20 make long story short was
eomplstsly and psrmanSntiy CURED.
1--WE yNnre have. elapsed and have
never had return Of the trouble.
Too much cannot be said In praise Of
MRS. X. a. DUFFY.
cav wash. g.. New Castle, Pa.
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Do,ibie eject wells come In all sorts
of modish coioringss green over brown
Ibeing q, smart combination.
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Mobile. April 3.-,Arrived: Steamers
Lampasas. Smith, New York; witaiia
(Nor.), Bryde. Cienfuegos; Hirendo
(Nor.), Sorensen. Havana; schooner
Phineas W. Sprague, simmons. Ponce.
Cleared: Steamers Lanpasas. Smith,
New York; Fjeii (Nor.), Titland, Puer.
to Cortez:s Carhatia tDan.), Petersen.
ostend; Ben Cruachan tBr). Roswell.
Amsterdam. IS ~
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Pensacola, Fla. April. ARRIVED:
Bark Superb (Nor.), Syrdahl, Genoa.
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Ceftes Cigars BY the box . speciality
at Hix-Graveiy Cigar Co., Orphcum.
a. ~ ~ u e
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Skirts sponged and pressed SO cents
Phone 635. Stokes Place.
"a South Perry.
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A very select Hire OF EASTER
TOKENS to be found Mt
TREsSLAR,S STUDIO.


Galveston. Tex. April s.-Arrived:
Steamers Angola (Br). Davis, Cal
cutta. -
Cleared: Steamers Taurus (Nor.),
Sundby ana sailed: Wlttenberg (Ger.),
Hillman, Bremen and sailed; Ell Siglo,
Prescott. New York and sailed.
Sailed: Steamer Carolina (Aust.), Ra-
gusin, Barcelona.
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fHeure Parry At Fort Morran.

These lovely moonlight nights are
ideal for house parties especially when
they are held on the shores Of the bay.
A party who will enjoy the delights
of the fort for the weekend as the
guests of Lieutenant Carpenter 10
composed of Misses Virginia Sims. Wiz.
ginia Lyons. Dorothy Donald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer McClelland. Lieutenant
Jarman and Lieutenant Pendleton.
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Address Dra. Scott
2. o. Box No. 81. N
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Two departures tomorrow which
VIII cause genuine regret are those OF
Mrs. W. B. Roland, who goes TO Canon
City and Miss Ellen Baxter, who re-
turns to her home In Toronto.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McDermott.
after visit to Cuba are now making o
stop In Florida en- route home.
Miss Lillian Tonsmiere is visiting
MISS Roberta ,Dickie at Chronicle,