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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
Moorhead Department

east of that city. Most Of the farmers
have their seeding almost completed.
Ed. Rustad of Grand Forks, spent
yesterday at Crookston and leaves this
evening, for Fargo, N. ID. from where
he will go to Mott to install an electric
light system.
Crookston has become exceedingly
chesty over the possibility that she
may be called upon to become the
wholesale supply OF electric Juice to
the city of Grand Forks.
c. M Vuckel, who has been with
Swift Co. at Devils Lake, has arrived
in Crookston to accept a similar posi-
ton in that city.
George E. Perley was passenger to
Perley and other points this morning.
This year the veterans of the local
G. A. r. post will go to Hawlev for
Memorial day exercises and prepare
tions are now under way for the proper
observance of the occasion.
. The Masons enjoyed the dinner
which was served last night and which
was preliminary feature to very
successful meeting which included the
conference of the third degree. The
splendid provision for the Masonic in
ner man was in the hands of a commit
tee from the Eastern Star chapter and
the quality and service were fit for two
kings.
Extensive changes and improvements
are being made to the interior of the
Howard Moody department store. Sub
stantial and beautifully designed fix
lures are being erected for the suit and
ladies' garment department,-every
modern appliance for the handling of
such goods, and displaying them per-
fectly are included and when that part
of the big store is finished the workmen
will begin erecting new fixtures and
displaying cases in the shoe depart
ment.
The ranks of page and esquire will
be conferred at the meeting of the
knights of Pythias tomorrow night.
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SUCCUNBS AT HOSPITAL
Wife of n. NJ. cowen, Auditor of
Griggs County, Passed Away at
Local Hospital.

Mrs. Lena E. Cowen. aged 43 years,
wife Of r. M. Cowen, aduitor of Griggs
county, this state. passed away at one
of the local hospitals. The cause of
death was scirrhous of the liver from
which she had been suffering for some
time. She is survived by her husband
ard three children and was most
estimable woman. The remains were
prepared for burial by Undertaken
Daugherty and were taken this after
noon to the late home of the deceased
at Cooperstown. Many friends sym
pathize with Mr.. Cowen and hds
motherless children on the loss of
good wife and a kind mother
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

At meeting Of the Fergus Falls
board of education Monday night, Miss
Anna Wilson, who is completing her
work at the state normal school In
this city, was elected to teach in the
grades during the next school year.
Miss Grace Dickinson OF Minneapolis
and Miss Lucy Church Of Beloit, Wis,
were elected to positions in the high
school.
Travellers coming from East Grand
Forks report that practically all OF
the wheat has been seeded on farms
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
White House . MRotoh.D

Washington, May AFTER an ex-
tended debate during which the re-
modelled White House was referred to
by Senator Burkett as "botch," the
senate passed a house bill creating
an art commission in the District Of
Columbia.
There was much criticism Of the
measure, several senator's cortendl1g
that SO important matter as the
giving of advice regarding the charact-
er and location of works of ars in
this city should be placed in the hands
of artists instead of a commission.
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To Do Thinas Tonight.

President Huntoon will call the adj
journed meeting Of the commercial
club to order promptly this evening.
The report of the special committee
on the proposition of the club secur-
ing suite of rooms in the proposed
A. o. u. w. building and on the ques-
ton of increased dues to meet the re-
quirements Of the enterprise will come
before the club. There are several
other adjourned matters also to be
taken up.
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Presbyterian Men to Dine.

The men of the Presbyterian church
will gather at a dinner table tomorrow
night at $50 at the church. Senator
Peterson will preside and the speakers
will be Atty, John s. Frame, Secre-
tary Wolfe of the Fargo x. M. C. A.
and the pastor, Rev. ID. Mcintyre. The
latter will make a comparative state
ment of facts relating to the city
churches of Moorhead which he thinks
should be laid before the men Of his
church.
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of Labcador, New Foundland, have
failed to find any trace Of the missing
ship, which is thought to have belong
ed to the Consolidated Steam Fishing
& Ice Co. of Grimsby, England, engag-
ed in the sealing industry. If the ves-
sci is lost 1t will mark one of the
worst catastrophies at sea, in the
point of human lives sacrificed, during
recent years.
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BroomhaII's Report.

Liverpool, May 4.-Wheat was
strong at the start with offerings light
and shorts excited and values were / to
Ia higher. Buying was due to the
sharp advance in both America and
Buenos Ayres markets and the I'M
favorable American crop advices.
Following the opening the market
further gained Il to 70 with the prin-
cipal strength in July. There is a
general improvement in the demand
for both cargoes and parcels and the
continent is buying. This demand is
brought about largely by fears of
heavy falling off in Russian ship
ments, later toward midday there was
some speculative selling and profit
taking and part of the later advance
was lost but again the market stead
led on the good bidding for both Aus
tralian and Manitoba parcels which
are firmly held. At midday market
was highly excited with prices * to 1
penny off from the high of the morn
ing and 3s to 70 higher than yesterday.
Corn market continues unquoted
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st. Johns, N. F., May ALI hope
for the Inflated steamer Aurora has
been given up. She has already been
missing thirty days, and it Is feared
that the lives 1877 men in her crew
have been sacrificed in the unequal
fight against icebergs and high winds
in the North Atlantic. No definite
confirmation is obtainable, but fishing
boats which have been along the coast
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Will Still Do Business.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 4.-Maj. T. S.
Webb Of local counsel for the Standard
Oil Co., said that the decision of the
United States supreme court ousting
the Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky from
this state would not affect the business
Of the company in Tennessee as steps
would be taken at once to incorporate
under the laws of Tennessee.
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Church Women Workers.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met for work and con-
ference at the home of Mrs. w. r.
Briggs this afternoon.
This afternoon there was a we'll
attended meeting of the Ladies' union
of the First congregational church at
the home Of Mrs. T. /. Lewis, when a
number of practical topics for the
general welfare of the church were
discussed and acted upon.
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Local Markets.
S. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET
May 2, 1910.

Receipts.-Cattle: One day this
week, 1900; same time last week, g.
304; Jan. 1 to date, 1929; same
time last year, 1869.
Hogs: One day this week, 1900;
same time last week, 2,238; Jan. 1 to
date 2SS,S20; same time last year,
319,279.
Sheep: One day this week 400:
same time last week, 179; Jan. l to
date, 122,176; same time last year,
111,579.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
OWLS WILL CELEBRATE.


On May 10 the order of Owls of this
city will celebrate the first anniversary
of It's founding. The charter closes
that night and the entrance fee after
that will be $40. Tomorrow evening
there will be a meeting of the Nest and
every member should be in attend
ance. Team Manager Hodges will be
at the meeting tomorrow night and
select members of his team.
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Mrs. KeiIIors Reuuas4.

Mrs. Rachel Keillor of Sharon. N
d., wants the support Of all North Da-
kota members of the American Wo-
mans league for regent for this state
Send the votes to the league at Uni
yersity City, st. Louis, Mo-, by sat
urday night.
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Boston Record: Landlady: The
man who Is on the third floor back Is
behind In his rent and they say he
wouldn't work
Second Floor Ledger Well, I would
not worry about an idle roomer.
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Duluth Cash Markets,

OHECagp heceIptSs
Wheat, IL cars; same time last year
cars.
Corn, "a cars; same time last year,
IS cars.
Oats, SO cars; same time last year,
121 cars.
Minneapolis Receipts.
Wheat, II cars; same time last wear.
las cars.
Duluth Receipts.
Wheat, II cars; same time last year,
cars.
Winnipeg Receipts.
Wheat, 20S cars; same time last year,
n cars.
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suPT. r. /. RIRDsALL.
Succeeds A. J. Sovereign On This Div
ision of Northern Pacific.

Local N. P. people have received
circulars announcing the appointment
of F. L. Birdsall as superintendent of
the Minnesota division to succeed A.
j. Sovereign, who recently resigned.
Mr.. Birdsall, who has held important
position with the Northern Pacific
for a number of years. will have his
headquarters at Staples, MINI.
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Mrs. A. r. Speer of Minneapolis, is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
e. B. Merriman of the North Broad
way flats.
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MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY

B higher than yesterday.
Buda Pesth, May 4.-Wheat closed
October / cent lower than yesterday.
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Not Always the Expected.

Its anyways the unexpected that
happens, you know."a
mot always" he replied. when ]
was calling on Dorothy Gadsworth
last night I expected her father to
come down stairs about midnight and
make "a fuss. He did,"
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Foreian Close.

Liverpool, May 4.--Wheat $to "
higher; corn unchanged.
Berlin, May 4.-Wheat closed May
rs higher than yesterday.
Buda Pesth, May 4.-Wheat closed
l cent lower than yesterday.
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South st. Paul, May 4.-Hogs L.
700, cents higher; 50 .O5 at $40; cat
tie 1900; sheep 100; both steady
Chicago. May 4.-Hogs, $4,000; left
over, 2,400; generally sc higher; light,
$910Qs.42; mixed, $91.0@9.42: heavy,
ss10@9.45; rough, s9.1O0925; cattle,
$4,000, steady; sheep, $4,000, steady.
Omaha-Hogs, 5000; cattle, $500:
sheep, $500.
Kansas City-Hogs, 10000; cattle,
5000; sheep, 5000.
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FuRS.

Fur Quotations by Bolles a Rocar.
Fargo, NJ. q.
No. =. :, cured hides. S .Ooh N
No. @. 8 cured bull
hides ........ .... .OgHm 90
No. @. S. cureA ca.s
'stdes ........ ...... .l2h0 liz
NJ. horse h-des $3.50. 400 a 800
Shee pelts. q. . -. 80 a 1.60
No. / falloW .......s. .05M@ .Os
No. hides 1c less; frozen hidec IA
03c less. as 10 quality.
Mink. Minnesota. No.
large. dark ...........S ;.O0@ 900
Mink, Dakota. No. / large
dark ............s 6.00W 500
Muskrat Minnesota, large .500 .ss
Muskrat Dakota. large .50O 80
Muskrst kits .............. -O5@ cs
Skunk, as 70 size and cslor 600 $50
Red fox. az to size anc
color ................. 100000
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swIPEp A SHIRT.
Louis Sullivan Admits His Guilt and
Is Bound Over.

Charged with the theft of a shirt
belonging to Louis j. Seiversen, Louis
Sullivan entered plea OF guilty to
petty larceny before Judge H. F. Mil
Ter this morning and was bound over
to the county court. The defendant
admitted entering the room of the
complaining witness over the Cream
restaurant last night.
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Fat cattle lost 10 to Is cents gener-
ally. The slump did not apply to
bulls. Veal calves sold steady. Run
was moderate. Trade progressed in
active manner. Estimate, 1900.
SAnnIrn -
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Hogs.

Buyers hit the hog trade hard and
lowered bids & good 20 cents. Run was
fairly liberal and quality above the
average. Price range, 50 to 1910. Bulk
sales, SO to 1906. Estimate, $500.
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CIoainu CahIas-

Closing Cables.
Liverpool, May 4.-Wheat cIosed% at
" higher; corn unchanged
Paris, May 4.-Wheat closed "
higher; -four u at " higher.
Antwerp, May 4.-Wheat closed q
higher.
Berlin, May 4.-Wheat closed May
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Native shorn Sheep.

Sheep and lamb prices dropped a
good rs cents in spite of light receipts.
Top lambs went at 50. outside news
was bearish and helped the buying
contingent. Estimate, 400,
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Forum Want Add WIN sell it for You.
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Are you aware of the fact that there
may be millions Of germs on a dollar
|bill?"
Yes. sir. That's one reason why I
prefer stills of "a higher denomination,
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CHAS. E. LEWIS & CO.
Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Cotton

NeSv YowA Stock ExSMamma
[ AAH Leading Exchanges
REV. York mmd Chicago CORRempomda ma@
Bartlett Patient q Co.
g. BE Chaplin Il Co.
u. o. MOTIF, Manager
Rneme SxS Morton Bl@eM
F@Fg0s Ne ID.
a&@Am 0aRzC@ Aaa-aHS CRammhens aue e,amm.
us@g@es MAmmamDm8&@
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JUST LIKE BILL!


With rapture one day was blind.
For. wholly unbid and unsought,
There fluttered right into my mind
A perfectly beautiful thought.
Great Caeser!-that thought was
prize!
So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
So incontrovertibly wise,
And, oh, so delicious1y newt
Straight homeward / pointed my feet,
(That thought taking shape all the
while,)
Terse, epigrammatic, and next.
Quite classic in substance and style.
Friends urged me to stop--by the
score
/ CURLY replied, 81 will not!a
They gayly besought me some more.
I murmured, Get out!"-and they
got
danced a wild jig when alone.
warbled mad roundelay,
MY thought" / kept shouting, "My
own!"
Il found it in Hamlet next day.)
Thomas R. Ybarra, in N Y. Times.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Filed For Record In Office Of
County Clerk.

FURNISHED by Kincey Abstract Coz
Deeds filed Jan. %, 1910:
Lon Walden and wife to Mabel An
thony, lot in city OF Commerce, in
G. w. Cooper survey; $500,
Jesse Poston and wife to S. H, Har-
ris, SO acres OF the Joel Wordsworth
survey; $1,000.
S, H. Harris and wife to Drew
Sawyer. SO acres of the Joel Wards
worth survey; $1,000.
l. ID. Dyer and wife to r. H. Shuler
40 1aacres of o. II. p Ruble Il Dan
iel Henly survey; $1,000
H. l.. Scales and wife to w. j..
Trtce, so acres OF A. Spain Summer
lin survey; 5000.
j. w. Morris and wife to T j..
Morris, 521a acres OF NJ. Morgan sur
yey; $1,000
H. d. Record and wife to r. NJ.
Chaffin, 50 acres of j. C. Reid and
Patrick Sullivan surveys; $500.
w. j Holmes and wife to G. A
Shelton, acres of Garcia Montez
and Durant surveys; $500.
w. NJ, Fagg and wife to R. H.
Shuler, ~ acres OF o. II. p. Ruble
survey; $l75.
U, G. Roach ct al to w. r. Clark,
tract of land in b. b. b. & C. ID. r.
Co. survey; $1,000.
John Knight and wife to Lee Smith,
lot in city of Commerce, in David
Anders survey; $3.50,
c. S. Grow and wife to w. r.,
Mhoon, lot in city of Commerce, in
G. w. Cooper survey; s625.
X. NJ McCallon and wife to NJ L..
McCaIlon IA acres of NJ. l.. Park
err survey; $40,
j. A, McReynolds to E, l. Tired
way, tract of VIM. odell survey; s35.
W. r. Mhoon and wife to W. w.
Smith, lot in city of Commerce, in
G. w. Cooper survey; $500.
l.. A. Pettus ct al to j. w. Smith,
80 acres OF II. Cozart survey; 5000.
S. b. Brooks and wife to A. J..
Birdsoug lot in city OF Greenvllle;
$3.50
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FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.
'ill Convene in Royse on Thursday,

win Convene in Royse on Thursday,
January 9th.
The Fifth Sunday meeting OF the
Hunt County Baptist association, be
gins its sessions Thursday OF this
week at Royse and the program is
given below:
Thursday night-Sermon by Rev.
L. i. Compere.
Friday Morning.
Devotional-W. S. Hopkins.
Are our churches doing their duty
in discipllning their members? II
not, why not?---M Il. Tucker and d.
Y. Bagby.
why is it more blessed to give
than to receive. W. II. Horton and
ID. II. Jesse,
Short voluntary talks on What /
expect to do for Christs cause dur
ing 1910"
Adjourn Ior dinner.
Friday Afternoon.
300 o'clock-Deyotiona services
j. Y. Karr.
fWhat are the duties of Chris
tian Laymen? e. NJ. Faulk and @.
l.. Elder.
Explanation of the doctrine of cleo
tion-D. Y. Bagby.
Friday Night.
7:3O-Sermon-O. e. Payne.
Saturday Morning.
-Deyotional-J. Il. Atkins.
Hunt county as a mission field
H. Il. Harris and J. w. Sumnrv.
Christian education"-E, l.. Com
pere and j, d. Harling.
Adjourn for dinner
Saturday Afternoon.
0-Deyotional-A. j. Mansfield.
why believe in Foreign Missions
e. d. Reece, d. w. Garvin, G. j,
Rankey.
What Baptists stands for'--J. X.
Barrett, v Il. Thompson, S, Il. Rich
ardson.
Temperance rally--A. H. Mount, j..
A Naples.
Sunday Morning.
Sunday school rally 9:45. d. Y.
Bagby to make an address of 20 min
utes after lesson is taught by teach
ers.
II a. m.-Sermon by Rev. Compere.
$500 .m.--B. y, p. u, rally led by
w. /. Gibson.
7:l5 p, m.-Sermon by NJ, T Tuck
er
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Items Of interest Of Those Who Come
and Go.

William Bacon was in Denison yes.
terday.
Lum Lee was up from caddO Mills
yesterday
Mayor j. F. Nichols was in Dallas
yesterday.
7. d. starnes went to Shreveport
last night.
DIR. f. u Meadows went to Emory
last evening
a. A, Shelton returned from Dal.
las last night.
Judge l.. A. Clark returned from
Dallas last night.
w. +. Harris returned yesterday
from Farmersvlle.
Miss zera Ellard, OF Commerce, is
| visiting in the city.
X. X. Lane went to Mineola last
evening on business.
Mrs James Mitchell went to Dali
las last evening to visit.
| Walter McKa II was business Wis
itor to Dallas last night
Rev. j. W. Blackburn, of Princeton
was in the city yesterday.
! Capt. r. w. Ridley, OF Campbell
was in the city yesterday.
George Lindsey was a business Wis
itor to Denison yesterday.
T. j Mcdaniel left yesterday on
business trip to st. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Adams is HON
from visit in Mckinney.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Arnold n
!. turned last night from Dallas.
Constable Roy Harrington, of Con
merce was in town last night.
Constable Bril- Robinson, of Qul
s. Ian, was in the city yesterday.
III County Attorney r. +. spearm.
:" returned yesterday from Austin.
Miss Opal Grautham returned yt
terday from visit at Brashear.
II. l.. Carpenter will be prof
IL. sional visitor to Quinlan this mo-
ing.
Mayo Neyland will go to Quinl
i't this morning on professional br
We ness.
PIE j. A. Browning and Pat Cain,
iu Sulphur Springs, spent yesterday
u" the city.
,o,. Mrs George Leavy will leave
'ha morning for three weeks visit
Kansas City,
= Miss Eddie Bennett will leave
wn morning for San Antonio to visit
me sister Mrs Horace Kelton for s
ots eral weeks.
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Observation-Disclosures '--I-l-l-l--ss.s-.'.-l-i.
RAILROAD NOTES.

!. =. =. !. !. J. j. j.
Geo. Wheeler, master OF bridges
and buildings for the NJ, X. & t. at
Denison, was here yesterday.
Roadmaster A. G. Hlnkiey went to
Wagner, Okla, on No. 10 last night
on business trip
Brakeman Ed Farley who has been
visiting here for few days returned
to Hughes Springs last night to take
his run on the Shreveport local.
Train Dispatcher j Gossett has
gone to Kansas City on a few weeks
vacation. Mr. A. W. Ashley is work
ing in his place.
Conductor J. p. Smith resumes
work today on the Mineola passenger
run relieving ]. II. Bowen, who goes
back on through freight,
Engineer Joe zlngraif took No. 22i
out last night.
Engineer Albert Harris is on tho
Greenvllle-H Hughes Springs local while
Joe ling aft is on passenger run.
Conductor Ed Graham has resumed
work after a couple of days rest.
quite a good deal of construction
work is being done on the Shreveport
division. Eight or ten bridge crew
y are at work putting in concrete brid
es and culverts between Hughe
Springs and Shreveport, A roc
crusher has been put in at Karnac
and a work train is on hauling crusl
ed rock to the different bridges alon
the line. 1t is estimated some 60 {
20 men are employed on this ne
n work.
Genl. supt j. w. Walton we
n south on No POI yesterday.
Supt. h. ]. sullivan went to Shre'
an port Sunday night
A work train in charge of BIZ
- Spaulding is on east of Hugh
Springs unloading new steel.
The tie train with its usual lal
es- force of men we ont yesterday mt
:" ing,
Business is again picking up
AN the Shreveport division of the NJ,
ISL &. T. Three extra crews have b'
put on in the past few days.
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sult Fned.

A suit was fled in the Office OF
the district clerk yesterday OF b. G
Duncan VS.. Jackson Bell Co. It is 2
suit for injunction Yates q starn9pl
are attorneys, tbl
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We have shipment OF "SimR and nav
Prolific" cotton seed, raised in s,.aa,,,,
best cotton section OF North Caro- u's0oun''
Sampleg and literature at Frencle mes
Moores drug store. We buy
unopened cotton bolls. Mould
Son, ginners l-l2Ah stomach
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t++4A+#+ +++A+S
NEWS IN BRIEF.
elrl eahy.

MIR and Mrs Luther Gee are re-
jolcing over the arrival OF girl
baby at their home Sunday morning,
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Hon. Cone johnson 10 Speak.

Hon. Cone Johnson, candidate for
governor of Texas, viii speak at the
courthouse in this city at 2 O'Clock
next Saturday afternoon
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At,ensioo missionary Conference.

Rev. N c, Little. OF Cumby, and
Rev +, A. Bond, OF Brashear, were
in the city yesterday on their way to
Cooper to attend missionary con
ference.
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Marriage Licenses.

Vests Tolbert and Lille Taylor
Jesse j. Jackson and Essie e.
Shaw.
w. v. job son and Maudie Andrews
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-25
Masonic Notice.

Jim Ellis. secretary, announces n
special meeting of Greenville Lodge,
No. 1886. A. +. Il A. M. at 1880 tonight
All brethren urged to be present.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-25
Her Grandfather Sick.

Mrs. Albert Becton was called to
Hughes Springs ON Sunday by the
serious illness of her grandfather.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-25

John Thomasson, of Caddo Mills
died Sunday night at his home in
that city, and the funeral was held
yesterday.